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ELECTORAL DIVISION EAST RIDING OF YORK AGRICUL- TURAL SOCIETY. _.-â€"â€"â€" F‘rom the Globe- The annual meeting of members of the above Society, took place. at Wideman’s Inn, No. 1, 6th concession Markham, on Wednesday 18th, inst. More than usual interest appears to have been taken in the proceedings, and a much larger attendance than' was ever witnessed at any of the old county Society’s meetings. At eleven o’clock the President called the meeting to Order, and read the report of the past year’s proceedings. Several of the speak- ers expressed strong disapprobation of the conduct of the Sccretar of the Board of Agriculture, Toronto, who, it was asserted had interfered in matters foreign to Ins duties. A deputation was appointed to wait upon the directors of that board, and bringthe same under their notice. To the Members of the East Ridmg (pf York Agricultural Society :â€" ,Thc: oflicers and directors beg to hand past year tor your consideratibn and ap- proval. First-List of names ofall members of the Society, the amount paid by each set opposite his name. ’ in a report of their proceedings, for the ‘ l ‘ \Varwick W'. M. Button, Adam Armstrong, John Carter, Jacob Snider, James Cowre,Jamcs Lawrie, and John \Vatson, directors. R. L. Dennison, E. W. Thomson, of Toronto, J. P. Wheeler, of Scarboro, T. A. Milne, and A Barker, of Markhamâ€"â€" members of the Board of Agriculture. On motion, Mr. Miller left the chair, and the president elect assumed the same. Votes of thanks were passed to the Pre- sident, Directors, and Secretary-Treasurer for their efficient services during the past year. It was moved by ADAM; ARMSTRONG. Esq., and seconded by JACOB. SNIQER, A. Barker, and T. A. Milne, Esqs., be a ‘ deputation to confer with the Board of Torcnto,._lai‘.uiiry1800. Agriculture as to the proper working of the Act. 20 Vic., cap. in its several clauses in reference to Township and - County reports and other matters, and to To Tuesdayt/ze 313: January, 1860 i . passes through Richmond Hill, ’I‘hornlhi’ll,&c. every Tuesday and Saturday. Communica- ’ . . . ti its left at Mr. R. Nicholl’s Richi‘nondI Hill. Esq., that J. I’. Wheeler, George Miller. pillow, will rebieve'pmmipt attention. NOTICE. The Richmonilâ€" Hill County “on Mininar School. Institution will be opened a sin under the Rev. R. RODGERS, Head aster. on JAMES DICK, Sec’y. B.G.S.T MUSICAL TUITION. R. GEORGE F. GRAHAM. Professor of Music and Organist. of Toronto, 32 Trinity Square, 61 -t CH URC‘H BOOZE TY. HE Annual Meeting of the, Parochial.’l Branch of the Diocesan Church Society report to, the board of directors at an early “in by gold in day. A luggage train went into Preston the other night all on fire, and was a singular and startling spectcale. At the \Varwick Assizcs on Tuesday, John Kinglon, late a drummer in the lst Malitia, was sentenced to VseCMdnThc names Of a" lwr'mm‘ to death for the murder of his wife. whom premiums were awarded, the amount of such premiums respectively, and the name of the animal, article or thing, in re- spect of which the same was granted. Thirdâ€"The financial report of receipts and. disbursements during the year. On assuming Office, the directors found in the hands of their Treasurer, the sum of $190 30. of which there was due to ex- hibitors $22, leaving for the use of the Society, the sum of$168 30, to which was added for subscriptions $133, deposit from the Townships of ScarbOro and Markham, the sum oftliI-lgfl each, There ivas also received for entries at the gui- tumn show sale of mu tickets and ventiie butiom from Mr. Sccov, $144 Ill] The amount received from Government $179 98, making all together the handsome sum of $2,202 44, out of which there was paid {or advertising account for 1858 $4 72, for spring ploughing match $115, and for premiums awarded to bulls and stallions ’37, together amounting to $152, extent of premiums awarded in the spring. Re- turned to McKinnon entrance money $2. Expenses at Spring Fair $5. Prizes awarded at Fall Fair $515,. Advertising account $416 80. Tent and other expenses $7 50. Pi-OpOi'iion returned to Scarboro in terms of anpilgainiiion $95, postage file. $5, together amounting to $973 02, leaving III. the lruids of the 'l‘reasurer $229 42 of the funds of the SOciety, also the sum of $9 due to exhibitors for 1858, pnd dtlt‘ to exhibitors for 1859,â€"a ratifying result of the year’s proceed- firm. This Society lwl-l .i show of bulls and stallions and one ploughing match in the spring to which the township of Scar- lioro Agricultural Soviety contributed the sum of :51, the lllt‘i‘lllltfl's of that Society having like privileges with members of the Electoral dzvisions, the direct- orsof both Societies having equal voice on that occasion. The show of bulls and stallious was meagre, but the animals ex- lnbatcd Were of a superior description. The ploughing match was one of the best i-ver held in the county. 29 entries were innde, the counn-tition was keen, and the .work performed of the host description, the judges on the Occasmn having experienced very great difficulty in deciding to whom the several prizes should be aWarded. The autumn show was also held in conv junction with the Township of Scarboro Today. The terms on which the amal- gamation took place, were, that the Town- ship society should place all its funds at thevdisposal of the electoral division, the directors of the township society being as- sociated with the directors of the county, and having equal power for that show, and the members of the township being permit ted ,to exhibit, free of all charge. It was also stipulated, that should all the prem- iums Offered not be competed for, the funds on hand after payment of premiums 3nd expenses should be divided m min to each, and on winding up the usiness, it was found that the sum of $95 was due to the Sparboro society, which was handed over to the treasurer of that society, and receipt taken for the same. The directors cannot speak too highly of the very ef’fr cient and valuable services rendered to this society by the directors of the Town- ship somety in making the necessary pre- paratory arrangements and working out the whole plan. .The fair itself was a most successful oneâ€"no less than 492 entries having been made, The display of stock was large and of the best description, showing vast improvements, yearly, being made in cattle, sheep, swine, and horses. .Qf implements of husbandry there was a very large display, exhibiting a high order of mechanical skill and superior werkmnn- ship. Of roots there was an extraordinary supply and of the most satisfactory char- acter, showing the increased interest taken in the cultivation of roots in this county. ‘Gratifying as the display was, it known - that the root crop this year yielded less than an average, the quality being inferior owing to the ravages of the grasshoppers. pnd other causes. ' ' Of wheat there were exhibited some splendid samplesâ€"both spring and fall. The directors re'oice to find that the yield pf‘this crop has been a good averagi‘ with. "in the bounds ofthese two tgwnships. Of other grains, such as barley, oats and peas, there were, also, samples of very superior finality. The directors are gratified to learn that the yield oflliose coarser grown were good and prices satisfactory. All which respectfully submitted. GEORGE MILLER. President. Markham, Jan. 18, 18.0.0. After reading the report it was unani- inpusly adOpted. and the following gentle- .‘ipen elected oflicegbearers for the year :â€"â€"â€" PRESiDENTâ€"J. P. Wheeler. 1st \TICa-PuasipENTâ€"George Miller. 2nd VICE~PRESIDENTâ€"-J0hn Crawford. SECRETARY & TREA_SURER-7â€"A. Barker. Thomas Ellis, David .‘chtflcheon, T A. Agar, Nathaniel Wallace, Henry Burkholdcr, l f a. The French Government has entered into a contract for the supply of 2,00,000 six-pound cases of prescrved meats. A portion ofthe contract has been given to a Liverpool house. TORON TO MA R KE'I‘S. - THURSDAY, Jan 26. Fall Wheat. prime, per bush. , , . $1 20 a I 25 Spring Wheat...........,,,... 100a105 FamilyFlour.,,,,,.......,,,.. 5511:1515 Superfiup do ...... .. . . . . . . . . 455a460 Faiicy do .,..........,,... 485n490 Extra do ;,,.,..... . . . . . . . 5.258550 Harley,..,......;,........ .. 0601065 Rvo,nomiiial “' 07011075, Oats, “ ..,.. . . . . . . 0398040 Peas........ - - . . . ,..... . . . . . . . 0588061 Pork... . . . . . . -....... . . . . . . . 525a 1300 liar,i>erton.......... . 1600.24. Straw, “ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1000 Potatoes, “ .... . . . . . . . (1 3281138, Apples, per barrel . . . . . . . 20021270 Beef, .,._._,‘ .... 450.500 Sheep,eacb................,.. {50:1500 [{8th . . . n o o n . tool-coo...Ilo-‘.. Calves,eaoh.......... . . . . . ..,. 400:503 Chickens,.. . . . . . . .... ...._,., 0203030 qu‘lBarlhe'tttttttt'2’223‘lt 0253020 Sheep skins, each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100:1 12 Beef hides, per. 100 lh'si. . . . . . . . . 5 75 a. 6 00 Calf skins, per lbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 I" a 0 10 Butter,fresh,per lb.... 01811020 *m alarms. 1am atom R EQI; ISITIO N TO THE Municipality of Vaughan. 'l'ownship of Vaughan, respectfully re- quest }‘OR to call, at your earliest convenience, a Public blasting. at the Township Hall, to take into consideration the advisability of Establishing the Side Roads through the 'I‘ownship. on the original Survey as they are at present. (Signed) Jacob Burkholder, Brigham Wilkinson. William Farr. William Line, Elisha Farr, William Elliott, Jonathan Ellerby, Walter Fletcher. Joel Raeman, John Jeffrey. Francis J. Bunt. John Laurie, Robert Kingt Thomas Smith, Richard Jeffrey, Andrew McClure, 'I'hos. Richardsonmon. Nicholas Shaver, John Snider, Jacob Smith, Jacob Snider, Samuel Line. Daniol Raemau, Joseph Snider, In accordance with the above Requisition, I herecy call a Meeoting of the Electors of the Township of Vaughan, to be held at the Town HALL. On Wednesday, Feb. 22, 1860, At TEN o’clock, in the f'oreiioon. H. S. HOWLAND, Rowe. January 2i, 1860 (31 ,_ lllK Tl] nu iiiiii MAYORN CONDITION PHYSIC WORM DES TROYER. I JIIIS Splendid Medicine can be given in 1 one Ball at any time of the your, ivlthout injury to the Horse. and has been used by the Farmers of Markham for the last two years with a success unprecedented. By the use of' this remedy it Will convince the owners of that noble animal the inconsistency of an unneces- sary outlay by using Artificial food Or Condition Powders. which are too well known to contaln minerals highly injuriops to {no {membrane Or poatiiig 6f the Stomach, The Ball is a Lcomimmid of Pure Yasmin. and harvested not to contain either Mejrcury. Arsenic, Apti- astip'n is surprising and the ultimate etii~ct"lias astonished thousands. If the Animal is out of sorts, that'er acauss remove that and be is 'all right. _ x sufficient to cure Hide Bound, Loss of Appo- lito. Coughs. Colds and Fever, Distemper, Siolipage Of Water, Swelled Legs. Greasemnd is a complete Destroyer Of Worms, a great puri- fyer of the Blood. and a good Physic, always recommended to be givoniu the Spring and Fall, which willact as a provontiye aii'd un~ proyo the general condition. Makes him com- pletelyupto the mark for his work, thereby giving every satisfaction the owner can require. 'I‘estimonials of the highest character will be forwarded to testify to the above if required. r Cash Termsâ€"One Dollar per packet containing {our Balls. Letters prepaid enclosing a remittance, will be promptly attended to. Printed Directio ns wrapped round cal-h Ball with my signature in full, without which none other are genuine. - Officeâ€"Victoria Square, Manufactory~4th concession Markham. THOMAS MAYOR. The only maker of the original Yorkshire Drifliold Oils in America. 60 ‘NlE, the undersigned Freeholders of tho (1,, many or any other Mineral". Its iiiiinpdialei King, W. L, he dose at the cost of' 25 cents is Murdy. Joseph Trinity Church,‘ 'l‘lioi'nhill THURSDAY, FEB. 2, 1860, AT SEVEN U’Ll..JCh’, l’..\l. The Claims of the Society \Vlll be advocated by a Deputation from the Parent Socrety, and several Clergymen and Layman have promised to address the mooting. 'l’hornhill, January 25. 1800. EX'I‘RAO RDINA R v ENTERTA 1 N31 EXT ! . THOR NJ-[1 L L. On the 8th, FEBRUARY, 1860. LECTURE ON THE DRAMATIC ART. A SACRED DRAMA, In five acts, from Cardinal VViseman’s Novel. FABIOLA Performed by a number ol'you..g Dilelcwtc. GRAND CONCE R T! @During the evening and betneun the .‘icts. .â€"â€"â€" The Catholic Church will be lined up for the occasion. Doors open at ti 30 ppm, ' Adm‘is- sion 38 cents, or three york shillings. ’Ibo proceeds are to liquidate debts. Good Health and Long Life MAYOR'S LONG- LIFE PILLS! Are warranted not to contain any Mercury. These Pills are composed of the most select Drugs, and being purely vogeiahle, can be taken at any seas‘bn of the year if- necessary, with safety and without fear of taking cold by exposure. which renders them of grant value and superior to any other medicine over yet offered to the public. The satisfactory and flat- tering testimonials received by the Proprietor, has induced him to advertise these invaluable Pills that the public may be convincod of a simple and cffic icious remedy, is alone suffici- ent to subdue and cure the ordinary sic ness of this country, such as Pains in the Han , Back I and I.oii;.g,‘i;ll Nervous Disorders, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Sorrnoss of the Throat. Cramps, Colics. Vori‘iis in Children, and other disor- rs, will be found on its wrapper with instruc- tions for taking 'lieni. Sold by Druggi..is and general Stqrokpcpgrfi. who are requested not to purchase of travelling Agents. THOMAS MAYOR. Officeâ€"Victoria Square. Manufaétoryâ€"4th Con. Markham. RICHMOND HILL IRON FOUNDRY. VIII”? undersigned begs tq inform the public that he has opened a FOUNDRY for the manufacture of O, S. Richmond’s improved IRON BEAM PLOUGHS, Wood Beam Gauge Ploughs. Fanning Mills, Horse Hoes, & Horse Rakes- All Work manufactured by me is War- ranted. IRA B. RICHMOND. Richmond Hill, Jan. 12,1859. 59 BIBLES T E S T A M E N T S FOR SALE. CHEAP. M- TEE-"FY! Richmond Hill, P.O. January 6, 1860 Letters Remaining iii RICIIM IND HILL Post Office JANUARY Isl. to ' Brown, J. IV. Constable. John Craig, Robert Drewerv, John Dollenbach Chitien DeGeir, J. 8. Grant, Jessie Gilmore, James llayliurst, Rev. W. Harrison. W. llisson, Robert Hewit, Robert Hamilton, John Keller,-Josepli K'inck, John Kirk, Allan McMurchy. D. McKyunou, Miss AI. Mcl’liillips. George Sivers, Rohert Theakstpn, James Turner, Henry Trlepcli. VVrnf Thain, Charles Trench. Robert Trickor, Mark I'Villouphby, Rev. YV. Water-house, John Watson, Mrs D. l’l’ilmot, Jackson. Nelon, James Phillips. Henry Pearce, G. J. I“. Routleilge. J. Simpson, Levi Sisco, Mrs Susan iu. TEETY, r. M. Metcalf, Ro'bert Mattliowson, Joseph Munshaw, Mrs. Geo. LOTT. A PUP. Yellow, with short tail. Was last seen follpwing n7 slplgh ' from our place this foronoon. Any g .Q rpt rnin himwill be suitably rewarded.B FS‘ 9 H ‘g PATTERSON Richmppd Hill, Jan’y. 19, 1860. STIRAYED) ROM Lot No. 32, 5th concession Vaug- han, about the beginning of October last. A SMALL RED STEER, Rising 2 years old. J/Vhoeyer will return the same to the subscriber will be rewarded. THOMAS CHAPMAN. Vaughan, January 6. 1860. 58 I . our Musical Friend. MUSICAL FRIEND,” a Rare omponion for the Winter Months. Should procure thi woekly Publication 0 Every Singer. Voceland Piano Forte Every Teacher. Evory Pupil, Every Amateur, ._ cents a number, and Pronouncod by the entire Press of the country, to be "THE BEST AND CHEAPEST WORK OF THE KIND IN THE WORLD-”' Twolvo full-sized Pages of Vocal and Piano Forte Music. for lOpCents. ' EVOry Pianist, I 93"?35 ; Hal_f-yearly.$2 5t) ; Quarterly$1,2§,: Subscriber to “ Our Musical Friend,” or order it from the nearest N ewsdealer, and you will have Music for your entire family at an insi uificant cost; and if you want MuSic for the Into. Violin. Cornet, Clarionet. Accordion ' &c. &c subscribe to the $910 Melodist, Containin 12 pages. casting only 10 Cents a number; Yearly. $2 50 ; Half-yearly. $1 '25. All back numbers at 10 cts.. and Bound Volumes. containing 17 numbers, at $2 50 each, contamtly on hand. C. B. SEYMOUR. & Co. 107 Nassau St.. New York. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDIES! FOR DISEASES 01“ THE EYE AND EAR. Great discovery in the science of medi- cines. being a certain and speedy cure for restoring the sight and removing all dis- eases peculiar the Eye. This is universally acknowledged the only safe and sure remedy now known. It has been used with great stream; by the most skillful physicians in Europe and America. ~ Patients in any part of the country can treat themselves successfully at a moderate expense. therein-avoiding the danger and OXpense of fallinginto the hands of niiakillful physicians. This medicines [sufficient to cure] will be sent by mail or express. with all directions, on the receipt of $10, small case $5. Tm; EAR.-â€"_:Certetii"and infallible cure for Deafness and Singing No'seg in the Ears. the Nervous Hood and Mind omplaints, affording instant rolief to sufferers who have troubled with deafness for many years. After ' using this remedy a few days the patient is suddpnly and almost marsculously enabled to hear ordi- nary toned convorfation ; in the course of a few weeks the most obstinate 03:9 of deafness :s efi‘ectuallvcnrad. , ,_ . 7 Patients tplo u crying to mention hays been restored in , rihul‘liearing and forever rescued from the s at out the numerous dangerous and unqualifio pretenders of the present day. Hospital and private testimonials and certific- ates from the most. eminent physicians and sur- geons in England. in whose presence diahf per-. sons have been cured. and many hundreds of private patients cured can be seen or referred to. A case of this medicine [enough to effect a care] will be forwarded to and part. of- the podiatry for filtepu Dollars. . GQODING, “all”? Drawer No. 3. Buffalo, N.Y. NJ! R. quding is only agent for the States and Canadas. ‘ If}? Offige in Kromlind Block. Dopember 2.9, ’59. 56:11" .â€" “M... V‘Gheap 0101;111:513. THE Subscriber begs to inform the inhabi» tantsof Buttonville and the surrounding country. that he continues to make first-class Cam‘s. VESTS, PflNTS, &c. In the newest Styles andâ€"superior Workman- ship. All orders promptly attended to and work warranted. JOHN HARDY, Tailor and Clothier. Buttonville. Dec. 28. 1859. 55:13' DR. JAMES LANGSTAFF. Richmond lflll. December. 1858. YORK MILLS HOTEL, YONGE STREET. GOOD supply of WINES and Liquoas always on hand. Cigars of all brands. Excellent accommodation for Travellers, Fai- mers and others. ALEX. HILL, Proprietor. York Mills, Dec. 17, 1859. 55-0m l-tf Auction Notices. THOMASâ€"TWLSON, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, YORK, PEEL & ONTARIO. All letters addressed, MARKHAM VILLAGE, wil receive prompt attention. [13’ Orders re- ceiwd at the “HERALD” Office, Richmond ill, where terms, &c.. may be ascertained. Markham Village. pr. 18, 1859. 51-tf From to 2000 Dollars TO Hill. be advanced by Mortgage, on Freehold Land in the neighborhood of Richmond Apply, by latter pro-paid, J. D. . Herald Ofiiee. . Richmond Hill, Dec. 7, 1859. 54-tf ULL CLOTHS, FLANNELS, CO- BOURGS, DELAINES, and GALA PLAIDS, pipe CHEAPEST in the Village at G. A. BARNARDlS. Richmond Hill. Oct. 7. 1859. 45-tf LOST, N gr about the 15th December last. be: tween Victoria Square and Mr. Abraham ,orn'or’s Lot 3. 4th conCession Markham, a BUFFALO ROBE. lined, with green Baze. and a HORSE BLANKET. Whooever will return the samo to the Subscriber will be re- ' word-d, JOHN S'I'ECKLY, Lot 31, 41h Con. Markham. Joinery ft. 135.0- 58-3 EXAMINATION or 09101011? scuom. TEACHERS, COU TY OE YORK, Notice is Hâ€"c-r-cby Given, , HAT an examination of Common School Teachers. and others, will take place on ’ Tuesday, the I7th February 1860 At the Court House, in the City of Toronto, at Richmond Hill, and at Newmarket at 9, a.m, Candidates will be required to produce certi- ficates of moral character from their respective Ministers, and if Teachers before, also from their respective School Trustees. JOHN JENNINGS. D.D. Chairman County Board. Toronto, January 4, 1860. 59-2 Music, costing but 10‘ ‘praotice in London. , .185 YON GE S'I‘AEET. MONUMENTsT'TOMBTABLEs. TOMBSTONES, &c. Twexytap P9,}; Cent Cheapo} ESTABLISHMENT. THE UNDERSIGNED Assignees of the estate of D. C. & W. YAEE. will con tinue the business under the superintendence of‘ our duly authorized agents, AusTin ABBEY and D.V"CARLos VALE. whose. rec’eipl will be duly aclrrlpwlodged. P.S.-â€"â€"All notes. and accounts remaining un- paid on the 1st day of June, 1858, will be put into Court collection, C. YALE. G. CUMMER. Toronto, April 29, 1859. 48-tf. PATRICK LYNOTT, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, OR the sale of Cattle. Stock, &c. is pre- pared to attendsales in all parts of Up- per Canada. ' ' RIChinond Hill May 25. 1859. 19-2. FOR SALE; 200,000 feet of Lumber NCLUDING Flooring. Siding. Inch BOards, and two-inch Plank, Scantling, &c ,&c., at the subscriber’s Mill. near Stoufi'villo, cheap for Cash or Approved Credit. JAMES BUGG. Stoufi'villc, April 12. 1859. ROBERT SIVER, Boot and Shoe. Maker, AQJOLNING the YVosleyan Methodist Chapel, Yonge Street, Richmond Hill. A choice selection of Gentléni‘ens’, Ladies, and Childrens’ Boots and Shoes constantly on hand. and made to order on the Shortest No; tice, ‘ ‘ IF All kinds of Shoemakers Findings for sale. Richmond Hill. 1858, 1-tt' NE W TREA TIME-NT. " AUTUMN AND. WINTERéGOOD’S. Buffalo Medical Dispensary. ESTABLlSfiRD pox THE CURE or Dvsrnrsu, . cussing. prawn}, FEVER AND scum, scnorup, ch ULCERs. QREAT nupti- Itng or run atoms, SALT Rustin. PIMPLEE. rim-OLA, BILEs. 'l’ubui-zvs,’ DEBILITY. [N- rinuiTiEs or YOUTH AND OLD AGE, &c. 9.3? .No Mercury Used- . an R AMOS dz. SON, Corner of Main and Quay Streets, Buffalo, New York, are the only Physicians in the State who are mem- bers of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon- don May be consulted from 8 o’clock in the morning until 9*o’clock at night, on every. state and symptom of disease. ' s The treatment they adopt is the result of upwards of 30 years’ extensive and successful The most inveterate symptoms of Disease eradicated in eight or nine days, and cases ofa slight naturo in two Or three days at a very moderate expense.â€" The cure effected without confinemontor hin- drance from business. ‘ Young Mcnâ€"-â€" Take Notice. There is an evil habit sometimes indulged in by boys. in solitude, often growing up with them to manhood. and which, if not reformed by them in due time. not only begets serious obstacles to matrimonial happiness, but gives rise to a series of protracted. insidious, and de- vastating affections. Few of those who give way to this pernicious practice are aware of the consequences, until they find the llQl‘uns syswm shattered, feel strange and unacounta ble feelings. and vague fears in the mind. A Most Scientific Inception, An instrument for the cure 9f General De- bility, or more properly known as Seminal Weakness, Nervous Dehility. &c.; which'are permanently cured in from 15 to 20 days by the use oftbis instrument, when used conjointly with medicines. ” " h ‘ New Remedies and Quick Cures, . Dr AMOS Sc 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 the most eminent physicians in London, Pails, Philadel- phia and New York. It has been declared the only useful instrument over 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. ments, pledge themselves. that in any insancer where they may prove unsatisfactory after a fair trial, the money will be refunded by re. tarning the instrument in good order. I Persons wishing the above useful instrument Will Observe, that the price. with the accom- panying directions, securely packed and sent by mail or express, is ten dollars. ' ' Particular Beware of Imposition, Bewarp pf empirics and itinerant self-styled professors, who ATTEMPT cones, but never succeed. " ' ' . Dr. Amos & Son have for a long series of yéars been engaged in an ekten'siveI practice in the treatment of those delicate complaints, and are the only legally qualified Physicians who now advertise to cure certain complaints, or from whom genuine European remedies can be obtained. ' PsRsous IN any PART 01;: THE WORLD may be successfiilly'treatod by forwarding}: Coricth detail _of their cases, with a remittance for Medicines, &c., which, will be retuined with the. utmost dispatch and secure from obser- vation. Address Dr. AMOS Soy, corner Main and Quay streets. Buffalo, N, Y. t46-ly DR. s. N. PECK, lURGEON Dentist. will be at. Hall’s Hotel. Markham Village, on the 24th, 25th and 2‘ih of each month. Teeth extractor: free. Tooth Filled, e‘ach 25cts. Dentistry done cheaper than by any other Dentist in the Prov, vmces. Approved credit will be giyen if re.- quired. All Work Warraiitod. ' ' ' June 30,1859. 31:13' “ YONgE STREET HOTEL, AURORA.- A (21091) supply of “lines and Liquors wave on hand. Excellent Accommo- dation for 'Travellers, Farmers, and others. Cigars of all brands. D. McLEOD, Proprietor. Aurora. June 6, 1859. 25 1y JAMES HALL, S always on hand a large assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, which "Will be sold at prices to meet the times Richmond Hill. Doc. 1858. l-tf TORONTO ClTY-‘MARBLEWQRKS N ’f 9% SCI-DRE, IN BU’l"I‘0NV[Ll..E, \/\/\/\N\/‘W f IHE Undersighed begs call the attention of his Friends npd the Public gene 1 orally to the fact that. he has opened a NEW S'I‘ORE in the dbpve‘ place, which will be found repliife with 'a large and splendid :iséoit‘myuit Of llllllIY-lllflllll Ellllfllllli, llllY Elllllll, fillllllllllllll. PURE LIQUORS, WINES, BRANDIES.‘ QROCKERY, we», Which he is prepared to Sell on most reas‘ )le terms. Parties, before purchasing elsewhere, will find it an advantage to Call-a a con :re Piices. ‘ " Clothing made to Order 031. the shortest Notice. “ i ’ ERANCIs PLEBS. Buttonvillie, December 23, 1859. 55-1m‘ Eliâ€"Ls a SAP BUCKETS. a GOOD, PAIL is a domestic necessity and superior BUCKETS are much in, demand: ‘The Subscriber begs to, inform the public that he is prepared‘to manufacture any quantity of first class FAILS and SAP BUCKE'I‘S,haVing ‘ I recently" made several Additions and ‘ IMPROVEMENTS TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT, By which he is enabled to make better PAILS, of every size, andSAP BUCKETS‘ and sell them CHEAPER‘than any other House in Canada. He would especially call the attentionsof Farmers and others to his * BUCKETS. As they are allowed to be. the best ever made, and, as, he has a large stock op. hapd, he will sell them at unprecedented low I’riccs. orders by letter, prepaid, sen‘tto‘ Buttonvillc, P.O. will receive prompt attention. JOHN AMOSS, . . _ Lot No. 11, 2nd concession, Markham, December 23, 1859'. 55-3111, C o N on to c E T Respectfully begs to announce that he has received his His STOCK is by far the J ' ’ And equal to any NORTH of TORONTO. Stricig Persofial Attention. Will be paid to the business. and all GOODS sold at the Iowestremuncrating priceq he therefore confidently solicits a continuance qf the patronage he has so long received. ... . He takes this opportunity of neltp‘rining‘ sincere thanks to his old Customers and Friends, for the very liberal support they have hitherto given him, ‘ October. 1859. 48-5 IMPLEMENTS, ’“RAGOONS, ‘ 820: M AN U FACTU RED AT THORNHLL. l ‘IIE Subscriber begs to call the attention oftlie Public to the fact that he is prepared to make first-clas ' WAGGONS, SLEIGHS. BUGGIE S, Also, a new and anarnqwmxa cal-OD CRUSHEEsl’ ’Which every Farmer ought to possess, and ’ ill. Kllllll l itiiiliitui IMPlllllll'l'l. At the shortest notice, and at the lowest remunerating prices. Those requiring real substantial and good .Waggons, Buggies, Sleighs, Agricultural Implements, Sec. will find it to their advantage to call: ‘ ‘ ‘ ' i. HOLMES. Tliornhill, October. 21, 1859. 4-7â€"6va P; CROSBY. RICHMOND HILL, HAS RECEIVED HIS Jar-4:11.51. AND WINTER gwooK . 0,. , D R Y ( ir O O D S . » AND ALMOST EVERY lll'lllllll Blilllllilllli Tl] Tllll llllllNTllY 'I'Illlllll, Those favoring him With a call will find his GOODS to sun' BOTH THE". SEASON ANn THE. TIMES, Having reducd the prices of his whole Stock considerably, and , at the same time, having reduced the long credit system shortenâ€"hoping it will be an advantage both for the buyer and seller. ‘ Richmond Hill, October 13, 4 46-tf NOVELTYMTyIApgpN WORKS l W x V v r ‘ mm~ The sucbscribers beg to call attention to the fact. that they are. making And when the Quality is taken into accou t it will be found that they are selling them at pripes that wlll defy comaetion. t also a fact beyond dispute that our \VAGGONS stand better, and are of lighter draft, than any other. H The following are our list of Prices and Terms :â€"7 Twp inch iron axle. with box. . . . . . . . . $100 00 Three and three quarter inch do Two'and a uarter inch' axle, with box 105 00 ' with cap-nut .. do 85 00 Three and t ireo quarter inch thimblo Seat with steal séings . . . . . . . . 10 00 skein, with box . . . . . ,G . . . . . . . . . . 80 00 Doubleâ€"trees and neck yokes. . . 7 00 Four inch do do ' do. . 83 00 Crib or'railing.' . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . 7 0‘.‘ ' Sidebords............:; . . . . . . 40o Terms: Sig Mouths, longer, Interest from Date. Five per cent discount for Cain All orders attended to with promtitude, and Work warranted“ T. SPEIGH'P 8;. SON. Markham Village, June 30, 1859. To make Chopping Easy 1' Public Notice. ‘ UY DE M()T']"S warranted Cast stoop persons indebted to mo will please call AXES; for Sale a; mo Stave Factory by and settle thei ' wCCOllfllS on or before thd ' V H . & J. fiARRISON. lst of January next, and thereby savo expenses; . _ JOHN N. REID, MD, " Richmond Hill.Qct.96,1859. 48-tf Thornhill,Noy.18,185§- “ gin}