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CRIMINAL STATISTICS . From the C olonist George L. Allen, Esq, the Governor of the Gaol, has prepared his annual tabular statements in reference to the prisoners committed into his custody during the past year. As usual, these statements are most elaborate, and at the same time. most simâ€" ple, and display a. degree ofstatistical skill and general knowledge possessed by very few public officers, particularly on this continent. There is, certainly nothing so complete in the way of tabular statements repaired by any other gaoter in Canada. ‘Iie tables, as our readers are aware, are to be submitted to the County Council at their meeting in the present month, and we are therefore highly favoured in being A JEALOUS HUSBAND Suns msl lCOMMON $011001. rescuers, Win: ADMIREmâ€"A stabbing affrsy, resulting it is said in a fit of jealousy, occurred on Bay street last owning about seven o’clock. The assailant was a man named David, Johnson, who lately kept a .tavern on Queen street, near Good‘s foundry, and the injured party a young ’fellow of the tramp of"'\Vill_iaain Carson, in the employment of Messrs. \Vorthington Bros. It appeaigs that the parties met on the street last night at the hour mentioned when a quarrel arOse between them, Johnâ€" son accusing the other, who is a simple man, ofbeiiig on: terms of Inllvltl‘lllgy with his wife too close to 1,1,1; either agreeable or eiidurablc. Carson denied the soft imâ€" peachment, and one word brought on another until segeral blows Were exohanged Johnson, who probably considered his permitted thus early to make a synopsis of wrong” too great to admit. 0f the fu‘ll'” several of the most interesting Ones. ' i It appears that the total number of pri- goners committed during the last year Was 2085â€"â€"nainely, 1120 males, and 965 fe- males. The religious denominations to which the prisoners resliectivrly belonged, are thus stated :â€"~â€"1toman Catholicâ€"£179 pales and 5.89 females; Church of Eng- land-418 males and 316 females; f’i'es- bytcriaiiâ€" 105) males and 36 females; Methodistsâ€"J75 males and 17 females; DANISHâ€"~13 males and females, other deii'niimatiunsâ€"S males and 1 female ; of no 'deiiOiiiii’iatiOii-‘._ZZ males and 4t fe- pales. The number of prisoners sent to the penitentiary during the year wasâ€"‘29 wales and 6 females; 9 males were sent to the iefbrmatory during the year. No females were sent there. There has been very little sickness in the'jail during the year. Only two deaths have occurred. ' The table setting forth the number of times each Itl'ISOntfl‘thS committed during the year shows that there Were committed onceâ€"4003 males and 802’. females; twice. '51 males and 432 females; three times, 31 males and 24 females; f‘nur times. 21 males and 30 leiiiules; live tuner, Qiiiales and 18 females; six tiiiit-~s 3 males land ‘23 feiiialt-s; seven llllli'S, 0 males and 16 females: eight tunes, 1 male and 5') females; nine tunes, 3 females ; ten rim... 1 female, and eleven times, 1 male and 1 female. The tube showing the relative pges of the prisoners shows that '72 males and 18 females were under 1:3 years of age; that 151 males and 18:3 leinales were from 1:") to ‘20 years of age; that 412 males and 427 females Were from ‘20 t: 30 years of age; that 237 males and 231 females Were from '30 to 40 years of age; and that ‘238 males and 104- feiiiales were phone «10 years of age. As regards the education of the prison- ers, one of lllr' tables allows that 330' pales and 34-8 females could neither rt-ad por write; that 211 mules and 358 for, gnales could real only; that 51‘}. males pod femiles criuld read and write ini- pctf‘cctly; that 10 males could read and If'lIIC Well; and that six miles had rc- peived a superior education. Of the total number of prisoners coin- ;nitted, 113 males and 61 females were 11211-511511; 63.) male: and 712 females Irish ; 7:3 males and £13 females Were Scotch; 147 males and 99 females were Canadian ; 98 males and 41 females were from the United States; 13 males and 1' teinale were Germans; 8 males and l fe- inale were from other countries. The following statement shows the sev- pral offences with which the prisoners were charged: common assapltâ€"â€"38 males and 7 females ; felonious assaultâ€"â€"9 males and 3 females; arson~~3 males; uttering forged notesâ€"m3 inales and 1 female; bur- glaryâ€"--1 male and 1 female; cow steal- ipgâ€"â€"f§ males; carrying dcadly weapons 7:2 males; conspiracyâ€"~13 males; child dfliel‘IIOD-~â€"2 females ; contempt ofcourt 4â€"2 males ; detained as witnessesâ€"-6 males and 3 females; drunk and disorder- lyâ€"â€"72~L males and 805 females; furious drivingâ€"â€"1 male; fraud-«1 male; forgery -â€"3 males and 4« females; shootin with inteiit~â€"3 males; disorderly and fighting "4' males and ‘2 females; larcenyâ€"«197 males and 71 females; -murderâ€"~l male; manslaughterâ€"“At mules; (lesei'tersâ€"~-3 males; leaving employment. 4 males; in- mates of disorderly houses, 13 males and 16 females; keepers oi disorderly houses, 11 males and 5 feii‘iules; indecent expo- sure, linule; ieceivmg stolen goods, 5 males and 10 females; rape, 3 males; in- faiiticide, 1 female; passing base coin, 6 males and 2 females; obtaining goods un- der false pietrnce, 2 males; compoupdiiig a felony, 1 male; horse stealing, 44 males and 1 female ; selling liquor without. license 3 males; conveying liquor to priSUners, 1 male; threatening. 49 males aijd 211câ€" males; robbery, 6 males and ‘2 females.» The various occupations of the male prisoners are thus stated, Artists 3 ; an. maker 1; bookbinders 10; barber l; brick-makers 11 ; barkeepers 44; bricklay- ers,b' ; brokers 2; blacksmiths 14 ; bakei l; bailiff 1 ; barristers 3 ; boileriiiukcr l ; cabiiietinakers 5; carpenters 45); clerks eoiifectioncrs 2 ; coopers 4t; cigar- tuakers cooks , pliziiitllers ‘2; cabuien 8'; cap makers I ; clockmnkers t); cart- miiker 1 ; currier i ; contractors; ; pouch ti'iiiiiiier l ; chair painter l ; druggist l ; doctor: '2; dancing master 1 ; daiiyiiien t5; pligiiieer l ; furniture brokers ‘2; l'a'iners 30; gas fitt -r 1 ; guiisiniihs 9; glass’s‘taip er 1; gardeners 2 ; glazu-i's Ll; groum ; batters ‘2; inn keepers 2,; lncltsipiths 2'; law clerk ; luiiibei'ineii ; laborci‘s ; telegraph operator I; ship carpentpr I; moulders 20; iiiillers 2; mariners 21; masons 9; machinist 1 ; minor 1 ; matible cptters 3; merchant I; [)RII’t'lel'S‘AIflTt; plumbers 2; pedlai-s 18; paviors 25; printers 11 ; plastei'ci's 3 ; porters ‘2; pipe- inaker l ; ropeinaker 1 ; sailmakersQ ; Sli- yersmith 1 ; shoolmasters 2; sawyers 2; storekeepers ti ; spectacle maker 1 ; stone cutters 6; surveyors 2 ; tinsmitlis 9; tav- ern keepers 3 ; shoemakers 26 ; tailors '12; teai‘nster 1 ; watcliinakcrs 3; wititewashers 3 ; weavers 3 ; wagoniiiaker 1, and ware- hohspipau l. ‘ ‘ _ pftlie female prisoners there wereâ€"â€" married 152; widows, 30; prust'tutcs 671. 1 15' l citistance 0f the ‘ disturber of his peaco,’ drew a knife, and, after aiogipg blow, at the hated object before him, tOok to his heels and fléid. The thrust inflicted a ,wound in the fleshy part of Carson’s left .arm, from whichthe blood flowed cOpiously .Ile managed to walk. however, to the house of b’lcllmurray, who bandaged [the limb, and otherwise ministered to the chef of the injured man. The wound is not a very serious one. ‘ Sergvaiit-h’lajer gumary occurrence, iii'iinediately ordered out a couple of policeman to soonr the city in search odehuson. this direction were, however, fruitless; the enraged husband was 7107} The constables at length gave up the starch until toâ€"day, when rpnewed endeavors will be made to capture the offender. ~Lcadcr. Tris CIT? BELLMAN IN A Spurn-â€" 'l‘he City Bellman, who occasionally delights the hearts of little boys and girls by parading the streets in all the pump and grandeur of dazzling civic uniform and cocked hat. got into a scrape last night by inbling too deeply of the cup that cheers as well as inebriates. He was picked up in a very forlorn and helpless condition on King Street, his head biiiied in a heap of shim, and nothing Yigil‘tlr but his legs, which stood perpendicularly out ol'the snow pile. The youngiuaii who discovered him in this ‘IIX.’ kindly extracted him from his hawkward position and gave him in oliarge of the nearest policeman. He was coiiducted to the Yonge Street Station, wbv-re he was provided with lodgings until he become Comparativcly sober. He was then ad- mitted to bail by one of the Aldermen. ~Leade¢fi ' AN Irish waiter ouce complimented a salmon in the following manner:â€" Faith it's not two hours sin-e that fish was walking round his estate wid hi.t Illl‘ds Ill his pockets, never dreaming what a pretty invitashum he’d have to jiiie you gentlemen at dipner.’ A Frenchman. having heard the phrase, ‘I’ve got other fish to fry,’ very readin learned in application. One evening. after «scourting a lady home, and beingr inâ€" vited to Walk in. he thought of the above expression, and excused himself by sayiii ‘ l tank yog, madame ; I must cook some fish.’ QIRTHS. At Richmond Hill, on the 30111 ultimo, Mrs. George Arksey, of a son. MABRIED. By the Rev. Mr. iVilloughb), January Mr. George Wise. of the township of Peel, County of VVollington, to Miss Susan Baker, of Richmond Hill. By the Rev. S. Johnson, on Tuesday. the l EXAMINATION or COU TY OF YORK. Notice is He_1'â€"cby Given, HAT an examination of Common School Teachers. and; others. will take place on 1 .1 Tuesday, the 7th February .860 At the Court House, in the City of Toronto. at Richmond Hill, and at Newmarket at 9. am. Candidates will be required to produce certi- ficates of moral character from their respective Ministers, and if Teachers before, also‘from their respective School, Tigustees. . JOHN JENNINGS. D.D. Chairman County Board. Toronto, January 4, 186‘). 59-2 i l l tICI-IMOND 1111.1. IRON FOUNDRY. ’ ‘HE undersigned begs to inform the public that he has opened it FOUNDRY for the iiianufaciure of O, S. Richmond’s improved IRON BEAM PLOUOHS, Wood Beam Gauge Ploughs, Fanning M1115, Horse Hoes, & Horse Rakes. All Work iiiaiiuf'actured by me is War- Ferris having been apprised of the sanâ€" I l l Their efforts iii 1 l January 6, 1860 ranted. ' ‘ IRA B. RICHMOND. Richmond Hill. Jan. 12,1859. TESTAMENTS FOR SALE. CHEAP. TEEFY, Agent. Richmond Hill, 5R-tf LOST. ()N or about the 15th December last. he- _ tween Victoria Square and Mr. Abraham Homer’s Lot 3, 4th Concession Markham, a BUFFALO I’Qlihl. lined with green Haze. and a iiOitSii BLANKET. \Vhoower will rotuin the sumo to the Subscriber will be re- warded, ’ ' ‘ ‘ JOHN STFCKLY, ' Lot 31, 4th Con. Markham. January Q. 1350. 55-3 S'I‘R AIYED .9 ROM Lot No. 3‘2, 5th concession Vaug- han, about the beginning of October last. A SMALL RED STEER, Rising ‘2 years old. VVlioovcsr will return the some to the subscriber will be rewarded. THOMAS CiIAPAIAN. Vaughan, January 6, lh'6t). 58 l Letters Remaining in RICIIM- lNI) HILL Post Office JANUAity Isl. o0 Brown, J. W. Constable, John Craig. Robgrt " Drowen'. John Dollenbucli Chit DeGeir, J'.' 13. Grant, Jessie Gilmore, James Hayhurst, Rev. 1V. Harrison. V'V. I‘Iiusoli. Robert Hewit. Robert Hamilton. John Keller. Joseph K luck. John Kirk, Allan” McMurchv. I). McKinnon, Miss M. McI’liillips. George Sivers, Robert 'l'heakston, James 'I‘iiriier, Henry Trench. W in Thain. Charles Trench, Robert Trickor, Mail; Willnugliby, Rev. W. “later-house, John I'Vetson. Mrs D. W. lililiniif, Jackson. Nulnii, James Phillips, Henry ion King, W. L. Metcalf. Robert Matthewson, Joseph Mpnslisw, Mrs Geo. hIt‘trdy' Joseph. ‘ I Pearce, G. .l. I“. Rouilt-dge. J. Simpson. Levi Sisco,;\1rs Susan ht. 'I‘EEF‘Y, 1’. M. NOTICE. I’PLICATION will be trade to the Multi- cipnl Council of Vaughan at their first A 10,), imam. Mr. Jacob “ohmic, of Victoria 1116611"ng Jaiiiiarv next, to enact a By-Law Square, Markham, to Miss Margaret Smith, I ' flickering. D l E D. At Ainloysvillo. County of Huron, on Shtlir. day the 7th instant. Prgiimir [lining Hisosron, aged 22. [He was a voung man of remarkable steady habits, and as such endeared to himself man 2 friends. Ho was born at Victoria Square. Markham. and is well kiiowp’iu this pillage, where he attended the Grammar School for some time. The announcement of his death . will be lamented by many ofliis fellow students. He wns about to enter the Mercantile business. when that dreadful disease, Consumptiom fastened its fatal grasp upon his youthful frame, TORONTO MARKETS. THIJIISPAYLl'Jun 12, Fall \Vlieut. prime, per bush. . . . $l 20 a l ‘25 Spring Wheat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 no a i no Familylt‘louruunn ......... 6003550 Superfine do'...... 45011555 Fancy do . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4801‘ o 1‘0 Extra do ......... 5503564“ Barley.............. 06014065 l1 l l PLAIDS, the chm 1’11) to establish a Road. along tlio south side of Lot Number ‘13. in the First Concession, from the 9nd Concussion line eastwards to meet a Road leading from Yoiige Street westwards; the land constituting the Road sought to he enta- hliahed being the property of Mr George Arksoy. ' All parties objecting to the proposed By-Law arp requester! to attend. ‘ GEORGE J. F. PEARCE. Township Clerk. 521-4 From 1000 to 2000 Dollars ’17‘0 be advanced by Mortgage. 'on Freehold Land in the neighborhood of Richmond '_ p I! I- Apply, by Letter pro-paid, 7th Dcpember 18552. J. 1).. Herald Office. 54-tf fun. curing,"mimfisfeé‘. IIOIJRUS. DICLAINES, and GALA ST in the Village at G. A BARNARD’S. “wrung”; Hui. Oct. 7. 185.9. 45-tf Richmond Hill. Dec. 7, 1859. YORK MILLS HQ‘l‘Etr, YONGE STREE’I'. GOOD supply of \Vrprzs and Liqueurs alwnvs on hand. Cigars of all brands. lExcolleut accommodation for Travellers, Fai- l Rye, nominal “ . . . . . . .. .. 0 70 a ,0 75 Oats, u 0343037 l’eas........ . . . . . . . . . . . . 05211060 Pork.. . . . . . 50(ls55tl Hay,perton.......... . .. . 16001194 Straw, “ 11 oh Potatoes, 1 “' . . ... .. 0 32 a ll 36 Al'l’le§i mar barrel. . . .L... . .. .. . 9 tlti a :2 75 “Ml, " 45un5tiu Sheep, each . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . 4 50 a 5 ill) Lambs . , . . . . , _ . . . . . . . , . . . . . 2 Uti a 12 501 (Jellies,cacti................... 4titia5iio Chickens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. ll 90 a U 310 VVOOI, per lb . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . .. ll ‘25 a ll ‘2“ Sheep skins, each. . . .. . . . . . . . . . 1 till a l I? Bpef hides, Der llltl lbs” ., . . . . . . 5 75 a ,601) Calfskiiis, per ll 1“ a ti 1'2 Butter, fresh, por lb..';_.' L...;.. 015 a O 16 firthâ€"Taonrxtiamcytg. Dr. F. DELLENBAUGH, The Old German Physician OF BUFFALO. N.Y. ‘ ILL be in the following places in January, 1860 :â€"At Nicholl's Hotel. Richmond Hill. on the 9th. IOtli. 11th and 12th : at New- market, on the 13th. ch, 16th. 17th and 18th, and attho American Hotel, Toronto, on the 19th, 20th. and 215i. where he ccan be con- servants, 110; sulted on Lingering Diseases. 1 Hours of~oonsulistlon : from 9 mm. to 5 nm. , [)9fielnbgr. 1858, ‘5. ‘ , 1‘ t 5 Markham Village, Nov. 18, 1859. . ths same gualifiés p more and others. ALEX. HILL, Proprietor. York Mills, Dec. 17, l859. 55.0... Agction, Not1oe. ’I‘HOMASâ€"IWLSON, . LICENSED AUCTIONEER, YORK, PEEL: ON I‘ARIO. All letters addressed, Mariana» VILLAGE. wil receive prompt attention. 113’ Orders re- 'Ceiv'ed at 'ihe “’ Hiz'u‘ALn” Hffice. Richmond :ill, where terms, &c.. may be ascertained. 5l-tf est Stvles and best Materials“; well made, I MEN’S Aim ports Feasts do 'Vestcz ‘N Satiiiette. Full’d Cloth, and Doeskin, new- durable and warm for WIltIGI‘,â€"-88 CHEAP as an be had in Toronto. at A. BARNARQ’S, Richmond Hill. Nov. 17. 18:39. 5I~tf DR. Minus LANGSTAFFc, lfiékmmid cw- ' l in l ..._,___.....â€"_.â€"_____.._.__.___.___ .____. -HMPWWM Mmmw~ __..._._._.. PATENT_ Drain Pipes, Eve Troughs AND water Spouts, Ma'iiutacturod and for sale by JOHN LANQSTAFF, L w I .N .. ' ‘ - breast Mums, trioRimeL. June 3. 1859. 27-tf M DR. L. LANG-STAFF, WPRINGHILL. near King Station. House formerly occupied by Dr. Hillary. King. May 13. 1859. New Boot and Shoe Store 1N BU'l'TOiNViLLE. 1111111 Subscriber returns his thanks to the public ior past. suppot‘t_uiid begs to state that in,- has removed into me Village of Buttonvdle. who 1, he dolleb‘ ior u continuance of the pa- tronage iierutofui e given him. Aii orders executed With despatch and work warranted. DAVID GALLOWAY. Buttonvillo, Nov. II. 1659. Sthly I Photographs! Anabmtypes McLaneorvres t cer‘reReRAPi-is. ac. All styles of Pictures taken at t 0 Medical Halli, Markham, On reasonable terms, and in all weather.”- Pictures taken from the smallest to life size. I. C. ‘DUNHAM. Mug-khan) Village, Oct. 14. 1859. 46.; WI CI D" D. s. Surgeon Dentist, 99 Kim: s'r. EAST, scum BIDK. THIRD noon wasr I‘qu CHURCH or. 'rorton'ro. the Proprietor of Oliver’s Patent for ap- plying Electricity, to prevent pain in or tractiiig teeth; and also of an Aparatus for manufacturing Vulcanite Rubber Plates for sets and Partial sets of teeth. Teeth mounted on Gold or otherwise to suit the necessity of the case. Toronto, August 27, 18519. 48o1y MATHESDNâ€"aa'FlTZGELALD, Barristers, Attorneys-at-Law, SOLICITORS 1N CHANCERY,&c. orrics: :.â€" CORNER OF KING AND TORONTO STREETS Over Whitmore £ Co’s. Banking Oflico.‘ TORONTO- Agency Particularly attended to. * THOMAS G. MATHESON. JAMES FITZGERALD. Totont), July I, 1559, 31-tf JOHN N- REID, M.D. CORNER or vomit AND CULBORN ITKIITB, 'I‘HORNIIILL. [ET , ll Prescriptions got at the Office must be paid for on delivery. 31-1)’ Dr. DUNHAM, SURGEON and Mechanical Doiitist,Medicsl I] fill, Markham Village. Juuo 30, 1859. 31-ly JAMES I "BARKER, MPORTER and Dealer in Dry Goods. Groceries. Paints. Oils. and Dre Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Glass, Putty. Nails â€"-Low 1 very low for Cashâ€"Mmkham Village. June so. 1859, 31-6": P. CROSBY, MI’ORTER of Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines, Liquors. Hardware. dzc. Richmond Hill. June 1859. 31-6m 'i‘iiORNHiLL HOTEL. III?) Subscriber begs to inform the Public that he has leased the above Premises. and fitted them up in a neat and comfortable stvio. 'Boardors and transient visitors will find the accoiiunodaiions in every way agreeable- The best of Liquors and Cigars carefully selected. Good stabling and attentive hustlers. HENRY LEMON, Proprietor. 'l‘hori;liill, Jan. 1859. i M wan HOTEL, ’I‘HORNHILL. Good Accommodation for Travellers. JOHN SHIELS. Proprietor. Thornhill. Disc. 1859.’ I-ff p-53 OK and Dying: , ,1 R. SNII)ER, of tho 7th concession of' l, I _‘ Vaughan, near Kliuoburgh. guarrantees to cure ' Cancers, Enlarged Necks And many other Diseases. [I’orsonn labouring under either of the abovn? mentioned Diseases, will do well to call in time. All letters to be paid, and addressed to ' I PETER SNIDER, Klineburgh. in“ NO CURE NOHPAY. _ August 6, 1858 V '1‘0 the Si 51.1 .___~._a__.. W. T. ATKINSON, a, co. IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH 0131'}le Manufacturers of Chemicals Patent Medicines pertaining, APOTHKCABIKI MALL, OPPOSITE ’I'HI O‘T-IDRAL, King St: Tweete- Proprietors of Atkiusciilh Parisian Tooth Pasta. 113‘ Every descriptiém of Horse and Cattle be successfully detail Medicii the. utmOst'dispatch and secure from obser- vation. Quay streets. Buffalo. N. TORONTO CITY Miannjvoinis 185 YONGE S'I‘AEET. HONUMENTSTEOMBTABLES. TOMBS'I‘ONES, ac. Twenty Per Cent. Cheaper THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT. -HE UNDERSIGNED Assignees of the estate of D. C. do W. YALE, will con tinuo'tlio business under the superiiitendence of our duly authorized agents, AUs'rm Assay and D. CARLOS VALE. whose receipt will be duly acknowledged. [ESE-All notes and accounts remaining un~ paid on the lat day of June, 1858, will be put into Court for collection. C. YALE. G. COMMER. Toronto, April 29,1859. 4S-tf‘. PATRICK LYNOT'Ij, LICENSED AUCTION EER, OR the sale of Cattle. Stock, &c. is pre- pared to attend Sales in albparts of Up- per Canada. ‘I Richmond Hill My 25, 1859. 19-2. 200,000 feet. of Lumber NCLUDING Flooring, Sidingfliich Boards, and two-inch Plank. Scanning. &e ,&c.. at the subscriber’s Mill, near Stoufl‘villo, chohp for Cash or Approved Credit. JAMES BUG-G. Stoufl‘ville. Apr'LICIQ. 1859. 93-1411. ROBERT SIVER,‘ Boot. and Shoe, Maker, DJOI,NING the VVesloyan Methodist Chapel, Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. A choice_selec’ti'on of Gentlemens’, Ladies, and Childre'ns’ Bobts and Shoes constantly on hand. and made to’ordor'b'n tth Shortest No- tine. II? All kinds of Shoemakers Findings for sale- Riehmoud Hill, Dec. 1858.» 1,-th NEW TREA TMENT, Buffalo Medical Qispcnsarypi IITAm.lSIlr.D ron 'rmc com: or, Dvsrersu. GEKlttAl. DEBILI'I’Y. raven Ann, ‘Aouc, scnoruu. 1.1.1) means, our.” intru- RITY 01-7 Tin: “roam, SALT Rflt UM, riuriinsi‘ FISI‘ULA, BILcs. Kinmzvs, Denim-Hf. [N- r‘inuirins or {corn AND 01.1) A611, 610. it? No Mercury Used .59 R AMOS 5L SON,Corner of Main and Quay Streets, Ilnfialo, New York, are the only Physicisns‘in the State who are mem- bers of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon,- don Mar be consulted from 8 o’clock in the morning‘until 9 o’clock at night, on every state an symptom of disease ‘ ' The treatment tbev adopt is the result of upwards of 30 years’ extensive and successful practice in London. The mast inveterate symptoms of Disease eradicated in eight or nine ‘days, and cases ofa slight upturn in two or throp days at a very moderate expense.â€" Tho cure effected without confinement or hin- drancefrom business. ' Young. Alan ' Notice. There is an evil habit sometimes indulged in by boys. in solitude. ot'teii growing up with them to manhood. and which. if not reform ad by them in due time. not only begets serious obstacles to matrimonial happiness, but gives rise to a series of protracre‘d; insidious, and do- vaslatiiig affections Few of those who give way to this pernicious practice are aware of the consoqueiices. until they find the nervous sy'stem shattered. feel strange and uiiacounia blo feelings. and vague fears in the mind. A Most Scienlg'fic Invention. An instrument for the cure of General De- bility, or more properly known as Seminal Weakness. Nervous Dobility. &c., which we permanently cured in from l5 to ‘20 days bv the use oftliis iiistruiiiont, when used conjointly with medicines. New Remedies and Quick Cures, Dr AMOS Sr. SON take pleasure in announ- cing that they have invented a most important instrument for the cure of the above diseases. It has been subjected to a test by ihe most eminent pliysiCians in London. l’aiis. Philadclet phia and New York. It has been declared the only useful instrument ever yet invented for the cure of Seminal Weakness. or any disease of the genital organs, caused by the secret habits of youth. Dr. Amos &. Son, in order to satisfy the most skeptical as to the merits of' these instru- merits. pledge themselves. that in any instance where they may prove unsatisfactory after a fair trial. the money turning the instrument 111 good order. ' will be refunded by re- Persons wishing the above useful instrument Will observe. that-tho price. with the accom- panying directions, securely packed and sent by mail or express, its ten dollars. Beware of Imposition. Beware of empirics and itinerant self-styled profeSsors, wh‘o ATrssier cunxs,‘ but never succeed. ' Dr: Amos & Son have for the- treatment of ‘these’ delicate. complaints, and are the only legally qualified I’liysicmiis who now advertise to cure' certain ' corii'plr'ii'nte:~ Or from whom obtained. ‘genuiuo European remedies can be I 7- r.-. ‘ u it: "vL'r Pensions IN AN! Earn or. THE VVORLX) may V . treated by forwarding a correct of their cases, With a remittance for ies‘, else, which. will be returned with Address Dr. Amos & Son, corner Main and t46oly DR. s. N. PECK, â€" Take Particular ‘ ‘ _ V . a long series of havin years been engaged in an extensive practice in ' STORE IN, BUir'rOriviLLR. W V» #v' ‘/ \_--->\r\,v "JV\/W\.‘\l\g NEW Ti» .": ‘HE Undersighed begs to call the attention of his Friends and the Public gene 1 orally to the fact that he has opened a NEW STORE in the above place, which will be found replete with a large and splendid assortment, of Elli. .lllllnllt llll'l'llllll. iii inn LIQUORS, WINES, BRANDIES, ' Vl’hii-li he isprepayedtOSell oninost reasonable terms. Parties, before purchasing elsewhere, will findit an adyaptage to call andcompare Prices. . , teething, made go Ordeglkn the shortest Notice. ' " “ ' ' “ '.FRANCIs PLEBS. “Buttonville, December 23, 1859. ' 55:1m r -.~.- 1 . .,;.. ..7. GOOD PAIL is a domestic necessity and superior BUCKE'I‘S are much in, demand. The Subscriber begs to inform the public thatlie is prepared to; manufacture any quantity of first class FAILS and SAP BUCKETS, having ' ' ‘ {recentlyh'made‘ several Additions and iMPROvEMENTs --1io iiis ESTABLISHMENT, By which he is enabled to make betterPAILS, of every size, and SAP BU CKETS and sell them CHEAPER than anydother H-éuse in Canada. He would especially ’ i ' ‘ i call the attentiondof Farmersand bthér's'tb‘ his " ' '- ” ' SAP B'trCKETs. As they are allowed to be the best ever} made, and, as he has a large stock on hand he willgsell,theirfiat unprecedented low Prices. Buttonrille, P.O. will recgit'ezprompt attention. ’ All orders by letter, prepaid, sent to”; JOHN AMOSS, Lot No. 11, 2nd cOncession, Markham, December 23, 1859. seem, C O N BR iiiIOIR, ‘ Jtespectfuliy begs to announce that be. has received his AUTUMN AND WINTER Goons. RICHMON HILL,‘ ' Anszeqttai to any, NORfrnor 'i‘OitON'rO.~ ' Strict 'PersOnal Attention Will be paid to the business. and all GOODS sold at the lowest rcmunerating prices”. he therefore confidently solicits a continuance ofthe patronage he has so longreccived. He takes this opportunity of returning sincere thanks to his old Customers and, Friends, for the Very liberal support they have hitherto given, him. October, .1859. IMPLEMENT ‘, Tflirlidodngfitil. MANUFACCI‘URED AT 'I‘HORNHLL. E Subscriber begs to call I the attention? of the Public to the fact that he is» prepared to make first-clap ‘ ‘ ' ([11, I q WAGGON’S‘. SLEIGHS‘. BUG‘G‘IES! Also, a new and iii Kiri At, the shortest notice, and at; the lowest remunerating prices. Those requiring real, substantial and good VVaggons, Buggies, Sleigbs, Agricultural Implements, Ste. will? find it to, their advantage ‘to call. ' ‘ »Wliich every Farmer ought to» possess, and 3 III llllllllilillTll-illl llli’lllllllll‘l. J. HOLMES. 'l‘hornhill, October 21, 1859. 4.17-5... P. 4 CROSBY, RICHMOND HAS RECEIVED, ins , FALL AND 'WINTER OF DRYâ€"s. G'OODSg AND ALMOST EVERY: llllTlIIll lllllrllllllillllli I'll THE EllllNl‘IY Tlllllll, rj‘liosc‘favoripg him with a call find his GOODS to) T BOTH THE season AND rue Times, Having redch the prices oIf-his‘ whole Stock considerably, and, at the same time, g reduced the long credit system shortenâ€"hppizng it will be an advantage, both for the buyer and seller. ‘ " ‘ Richmond Hill, October 1859.. mvmrEIEuR HAM VILLAGE, NMWVWV.~ ~ 0"...“ We... 7.7-”.-u .._. HILL. 4.6-11. WORKS The Sucbscribers beg to call: attention to the fact that they are making IV'V'AG-G-0N18X ship. All Orders promptly attended to and Medicines prepared with the best English drug-a Toronto, A ugiust W. 1859. 40- 1y BUTTER ! Butter 1 BUTTER! tURGEON Dentist, will be at Haw, Hump And whenthe Quality taken into! account it will be found that they are selling b Markham Villago,'on the 24th, 25th and them at Prlces that Will def! COW‘IBHQQ- It ‘3 also a fact beyond dl"ll’ute'lhi1t 9‘" ztih of each month. 'l‘eeih extracted free. VVAGGONS stand better, and are of lighter draft, than any other. Teeth Filled, i 25 . ' ~ , . . - . . ,, we. as Demsm done ’I be following are our list of Prices and Ierins :â€"-â€" cheaper than by any other Dentist in the Pro- vmccs. Approved credit will be given if re- uired A“ w .k W d Two inch iron aisle. with bog. . .z . . . . . $100 00 Thraeoand three quarter inch do “.31). per lb, will be given for anv quantity q 0' arramo ‘ Two and a quarter inch axle}, with box 105 00 With cap~nut do 85 00‘ 1 t of Good x " ‘ i H " t“ " dun? 3”, 1859- 31-1y Three and three quarter inch thimble | Seat with steel eydngs 10 0‘, ,_ ' ’ chain, with box . . . . . . o . . . . . '. . ..‘ . 80 00 Double-trees and neck yokes. . . 1 00 F m "MWH‘M‘" “IIâ€"m“ “"‘"“'_‘_‘“ Four inch do ' - do ' do..’ 83 0t)! Crib or railin . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . 7 00' atG, A, BARHARD'S YONGE STREET HOTEL, ' Sldobot‘ds.. ..... ....... 400 ‘T-tf' AURORA. ' GOOD supply of Wines and Liquors A, always on hand. Excellent Accommo- dation for Travellers, Farmers,"and ciliers. Cigars of. all brands. ‘ ' ' D. McLEOD, Proprietor. Aurora. Juno 6, t852. 25 1y Richmond Hill, Nov. $.18?“ Terms : 53,321 Mouths, if longer, Interest from Date. Five per cent discount for Cash orders attended to with promtitude, and work warranted. '1‘. SPEIGHI‘ a. SON. Cheap Clothing. THE Subscriber begs to inform~ the inhabi- tantsof‘Buttouvillo and ;ho surrounding country, that he continues ,0 {puke first-class con TS. VESTS, MNTS. &c. In the anest Styles and superior Workman- Markham Village, June 30, 1859. JAMES HALL, S always on hand a large assortment of To make chomping Easy! UY Dir MOT’I‘IS warranted Cast Stce‘ AXES. for Sale at the Steve Factory by Public Notice. LL'persons indebted to me will please call and settle their accounts on or before the work warranted. JOHN wraps. H“ A , , BOOTS and SHOES which will be 1 ‘ ' ' ‘ Bummn Dev. 23 18538119.! and Clsthgply sold 0t prices; to tiieetthetin‘iois I I 11.5; J. HARRISON. 3‘. “Jamar! I‘Bxlt1agiitgegblrf;‘lij “$3”. ; 7 ’ .- ' - Richmond pin. Der. 1858 Hf Richmond Hllt,0et.26,1859. sear 'l'rimmhiiiwav. 13.18512" ' ’ ' 19,1,