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l -~.7 \‘ I DISASTRO' 1iiG.t’»NI-NG. Elia Street Methodist Church Burned Down- $25,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY DESTROY ED (From the Globe.) One of the most disastrous tires which has occurred in Toronto for a lengthened period took place yesterday morning on Elmsstreet, and, we regret to state, re- sulted in the total destruction of the \Ves- leyan Methodist Church, three houses, and alarge quantity of" other property. A few minutes past two o’clock a dense vol- ume of smoke was observed issuing from the stable in rear of the residence of Mr. G. L. Beardmorc, leather merchant,situa- ted on the coaner of Terauley and Elmâ€" streets. The alarm was instantly given, and in a few minutes a man named Coch- 'rane,.a carter, reached the spot with a puncheon of water. He used his utmost endeavour to extinguish the flames, being assisted by Sergeanbmajor Ferris and other persons, but without effect. A brisk breeze was blowing at the time‘ from the north-West, and the flames were fanned by at great personal danger those on' the ground succeeded in rescuing a cow that was in the stable, at Valuable horse, how- ever, perished, as it was impossible to reach it owing to the great heat and smoke. Meanwhile the Elizabeth-street bell rang out the-alarm and was follode by the one in the tower of the Bay-street lire hall, and iii a considerably short space of time “a large crowd Of persons had collected. The neighbors at once went to work to get but Mr. Beaidmorc’s property, as it seemed impossible to save the residence of that gentleman. The active men and wo- men worked with a will, and we are happy to state that the greater portion of the r-furniture was rescued from the devouring element, although much of it was destroyed in the hasty removal. Owing to the hiin ‘wind which prevailed the burning pieces of wood and shingles Were thrown on the roof of Elm-street \Vesleyan Methodist Cliurcf. situated to the east. and in a few initiates the roof of the edifice was in a blaze, and every one on the ground felt certain that it would be destroyed. At this time many persons rushed into the burning building and the cushions, hymn books and other pro erty were brought out. An attempt made to reach the Sabbath school li- brary in the basement, but the persons who made the attempt were driven back by the smoke, and the valuable library and the organ in the gallery were destroyed ivi‘b the sacred edifice. A minute or two only elapsed after the Bay-street nell had given the first alarm when the horses had been attached to the steam fire cngine,.the fire lighted and the machine on its way at a rapid rate to the scene of the conflagration. Ten minutes aftchards the suction pipe was attached to the hydrant on the corner of Yongc and Crookshank streets, 'the stoamlup and the engine ready to com- -mence work, a number 01 the hand engines were also soon on the ground. There ap- peared, however, to be a good deal of de- lay in laying down the India‘rubbcr hose '- from the ‘ steamer,’ and when she did'get " lto work it was found that some miscreant ' bad in the most dastardly manner cut the hose, so that a great body of Water escaped. From the remarks made by the crowd, had the scoundrel been detected, that justice lie so richly deserved would have be,“ meted out to him on the spot, and police- men were at once put on guard to prevent "any further tampering with the hose. Meanwhile the fire had communicated with the large double house belonging to the v trustees ot the church, and occupied by Rev. Mr. Elliott, and liev. Mr. Dorey. but by the activity and praisewortliy clfo: is of many persons, the greater portion of the furniture. and a number of the bOnks in the libraries of both gentlemen were rescued. At this time, half-past two o’clock, the air was filled with myriads of sparks and large pieces of wood, wliis' were driven hither and thither by the wini, and it was at one time feared that the fur- niture which had been deposited on the south side of the street, in a field, would 'be ignited. The fire cast a lurid glare all to] to the trustees of the church, and were over the city, and the flames soon mounted tie/the tower and cupola oftbe church, and in a few minutes it fell to the ground with a crash, and was speedily followed by the walls, the building being completely gutted. Meanwhile a steady and powerful stream of water from the steam fire engine had been brought to bear on the residences 01 Rev. Messrs. Elliott and Dorey, but the object of the Chief Engineer was to en- deaVUur to prevent the tire spreading to the two-story brick house, occupied by Mr."G. H. Wyatt on the east. In this he fortunately succeeded, only one window and a portion of the root being scorched, a second stream from the steamer having been brought to bear on the buildingitsrli. It was remarked by all, that although there appeared to be a plentiful supply of water, none of the band engines were in operation for a long time after they arrived on the ground. On asking for an explanation, we receivsd for replv that the Hose Com- pany were engaged in laying hose for the steamer, and that there was no hose on the ground to convey water from the 11 - drants on Terauley-street. This ought to be remedied in the future, and it would perhaps be well to organiZe a company in connection with the steam fire engine, and no doubt the Committee on Fire, Water and Gas will give the matter their early consideration. The buildings completely destroyed were the large rough-cast house occupied by Mr. Beardmore, the Wesleyan Methodist Church and the parsonage ad- jOining. The two last-named buildings, as also the furniture in the parsonage, belong~ insured to the extent of $10,400 in the Royal and British American Insurance Companies’ offices. 'lliere was, lioweVer, we regret to learn, a heavy debt on the church which will not be covered by the amount of insurance. Rev. Mr. Elliott lid Rev. Mr. Dorcy had their personal ,eflects and libraries insured. The hou3e tenanted by Mr. Beardmore belonged to the March estate, and it is stated that the policy of insurance was allowed to expire , . {thewin‘d and spread With fearful rdvand l l ,4“ ._. . « l l W, _ . US FIRE ON SUNDAY, a short time ago. The building was valued from $3,500 to $11,000.. M r. Beard-more ’ ,»>K.1,"' . ,, . .. ' Linn-aw .. , _. U, To "B Um) '4 us. succeeded, as we have previously stated, f .I in saving the greater portion of his valuable furnitureâ€"the remainder is amply covered by insurance in the ‘ Royal.’ He also lost a valuable horse, carriage, sleigh, and a quantity of harness. The total amount of property destroyed could not be worth less than twenty-five thousand dollars. Much credit is due to tlioscipersons who exerted themselves to save‘property. But it would liaVe been Well if the members of the fire brigade had shown a like activity instead of listlesst standing by their engines, grumbling that the hose company did not supply them with hose. From the appear- ance that the fire piesented when first ob- served, and the fact that the hose of the steam fire engine Was cut the moment it commenced work, it seems evident that an incendiary had been at .work, and as'the winter is now approaching and fires likely to be frequent, the citizens would do Well to be on the alert. -' Fine IN Biixniprou,iâ€"At three o’clock on Saturday morning last a fire broke out in the furniture warehouse of Mr. '1‘. Mc- Ilroy, Brampton. The warehouse occuâ€" pied by Mr. McIlroj-g and an adjoining lionse, occupied by were all totally consumed. Much new furniture in the wart-liouse,.and,a good deal in the two private houses was burned. Premises partly insured. Mr. Mcllroy was proprietor of the three buildings. .___..â€"__a_. nominalâ€"17mm CURRENT. Akin r§~ Kirkpatrick’s Report. Oct. 24, 1861. ; Flourâ€"per brl of 196'lbs. .. .$3 0010 3 50 Middlings . . . - . . . ....... Fiiie..................... 400t04'20 Superfine No.2........... 51010525 “ “ l........... 54010550. Fancy...........v... 560tob75 Extra.................... 58010590 Superior Exti‘.............. 695t0650 Bags-all‘Z lbs.............. 270101290 Oatmeal por brl of 2001bs.... 40010415 Rye Flourâ€"per l:rl of 200 lbs. 2 50 to 3 (10 Wheatâ€"per 60 lbs U C Spring 1 10 to l 16 U. C. Fail White 1 95 to 1 35 “ 'v“‘Red.. '121110130 I’caseâ€"spe'r 60 lbs. . . i... . . . . . 0 75 to 0 80 Barleyâ€"per 50 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . (l 50 to 0 60 Cornâ€"per 56 lbs.‘ . . . . . . . . . . 0 52.3 to 0 50 Pork mpor brl of 20“ lbs. Mess......t......uu--- Prime bfe:s........ . . . . . 14 01) Prime . . . . . ..-..........-- I300 Butterâ€"per lb Infer.,&. Urdu. 0 09 to 0 10 ' Fair 6L Good . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01] to 012 Fine and choice dairy. . . . . Lardâ€"per lb. . . . . Asliesâ€"aper 1 l2 lbs. ' Pots......... o 12.5 to 015 009 to 009-; 1..tonl‘b- 6 00 to 605 I’ea'l".........."1...... 600 to 610 VVoolâ€"-per lb . . . . . . ........ 027 to 030 'l‘allow-mpor lb . . . . . . ....... 0083 to 008; StoVes--per bIâ€"+Pipe. . . . . 180 00 VV.1........ 5200 . . I TORONTO MARKETS. THURSDAY, October .31 . i Flour.â€"-â€"Suporfine sold at from $4 75, (ID $4 80 ; Fancy $4 90 [13' $4 95 ; Extra $5 ‘20 (“J/$5 25; Double Extra, $5 65 {(3 $5 75. I. - Button-Fresh, is infair supply at from 15c {(D 17 perlb. _- - V, -, ,- Fall Whent,-â€"â€"3ll(l bshls was the extent of the supply which sold at the following pr'cos. The prices paid for the best samples were trom $1 10 fl; $115.1orbslil. Spring Wheat-â€"l,31‘tObslils in market, which sold at from $0 90 ((3 $0 96 per bshl. Bai‘loy.â€"-â€"sold at from 43 Feb 46c. Peas.â€"-2700 bshls went off at 51 Feb 53c per bshl. Oatsâ€"at Q7 ((2 23c per bshl. . flayâ€"is from $14 (1?; $17 per ton, Straw $8 {(3 $9 per ton. ‘ Applesâ€"common varieties $1 50 4% $3 per barrel. . - Eggs.--Fresh from wagons 126 {(0 15¢ pe. doz. Potatoesâ€"Vary in price from 35 @ 400. Beefâ€"$4 {(3 4 50 per .100 lb. . Calves $3 ((3 $1 50 each. Lambs $2® $3. Sheep $3 fa) $4 50 each. Tallow, $6 per 100 lb - 'I'imothv Seedâ€"$2 80 @1 $3 per bushel, Clover Seed-~34 75 per bushel. ' ‘ ,~ 3 i To Consumptives. HE Advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks by a Very simple remedy, after having suffered seveial years with a severe lung affection, and L'iat dread disease, Consumption-18 anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure. To'all who desire it, he will send a cupy of the prescription used tfree of charge), with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sum: (‘unn FoR CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, Buoubnn‘is, &c. The only object of the advertise: in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable, and" he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, soil will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. ' ' Pasties wishing the prescription will please address _ REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, i' Williamsburgli, -‘ Kings County, New York. flew fibbexttsmmm. W CRAWFORD‘S ‘ means! do you wish, in these very hard times POETICAL assumes .roinir PUBLIC. F To get the full worth ofyour dollars and dimes ? Do you wish to purchase the purest and best And cheapest of goodsfor yourself or yourguest? Then go to CRAVVFORD’S-fiyou’ll find that be Well deserves his great popularity. Tens ofeacb brand trom the flowery land, Called amidst rose-scented zepliyrs bland; Gunpowder, Hyson. the rich Pekoo, ' The best of Green and the fam’ Bobea. Come to Ci'awf- rd’s. and you’ll agree You never saw finer nor cheaper TEA. Tho Sellers of Coffee in win to compoteâ€"s Crawford has Coffee that can’t be beat; ’Tis aromatic. ’tis fresh, ’tis good, And combines the virtues of meat and food. He has Sucnus as sweet as the purest marina. Fresh from the bones of IJOUISHHE. Cocoa, Chocolate, Raisins and Spice, Vinegar, Pickles. Crackers and Rice; Soap of the we )Jlus ultra. brand, The equal of which can’t be found in iheland; Currants and Raisins that can’t fail to pleaseâ€" ‘1‘be sweetest of Butter, the finest of Cheese; And then the Tobaccoâ€"but enough of details, To satisfy customers Crawford ne’er fails: His geods are the best, and his prices you’ll find A e such as to leave competition behind! ALSO on HAND, SPICED BEEF 6* OTHER HAMS Yarmouth Bloaters,Finon Haddiesdcc DUGAl.D CRAWFORD, Corner of Yonge and Agnes Streets. Toronto, Oct. 31, 1861. 153-112 l Mr. D. Conover, l r 111E Subscriber having in contemplation the erection of DWELLING HOUSE. will receive Tenders for the same up to Monday. the 2nd December next. He does not bind himself to accept the lowest offer. unless other- wise satisfactory. Plans and Spemfications may be seen at my residence, lot No 22, 2nd Con. Markham, up to the day above named. . NICHOLAS LYNOTT. Markham, Oct. 31. 1861. 153-4 DR. r. ammunition, THE OLD AND ORIGINAL GERMAN PHYSICIAN 0F BUFFALO, N.Y. "\ ILL be in the following places in the month of November; 1861 :â€" Tarontoâ€"Revere House, November and 525111. Maple Villageâ€"Noble’s Hotel. the 26th, Where he can be consulted on all forms ‘of Lingering Diseases. Richmond Hill, Oct 31. 1861. 23rd 153-21. _ BULL’S RUN. __â€". Canada I Canada 1 heed the sound That comes to you ’cross your southern bound, Southerner, Northerner, Beauregard, Scott, Englishman, Scotchman, Irishman 1101; Brothers and fathers, ye Magog and Gog, We can compare it to nothing but dog eating dog. Two hundred thousand kinsmen with knives, Seeking nought else but each o’lier's lives, Met one Sund‘av morning at the Bull’s Run, And aimed at each o.‘ior their rifles and guns: A thousand fell nobly, the rest ran away, Vowing l/wJ’Il show ’emâ€"soine oyhcr any. Turn, Canada. turn your eyes from a sight ‘ Revolting as this to all thgt is right, From your neiziibors’ fol‘;.' learn to prepare [n time ofswcc peace tor win.er.and war A long six months’ winter, you‘liavo soon to meetâ€"- Have you calculated where to get light &. heat? lf not, we entreat you, repair evory than To BOOTH &. son’s Store, as soon as you can. Our ill? Rock Oil, and Codi Oil, and Fluid for burning, "“ The sun to a blush for a month has been turn- . iiig , 1f Globes. Wicks or Chimneys, you should out of them run, You can always recruit these things at BOOTH 6:. sons, Or if you turn Gas, and your pipes have got loaki "j, . Or if you .1 not. but to do so are thinking, Just give us a chance, we’ll do the thing that . isriglii, . And doubt not. we’ll prove, we can give to you light. But in HEATâ€"Yes in HEATING, our fame lies in 1 this, . To give satisfaction we were ueTei' known to miss, We have STOVES that Would turn to a tropic the pole, To convm a you of this we’ll call over the roll, We’ve the [13’ Standard, Emporium, Cupid . and Hotspur, The Nugget. the Snow-Bird, and Railway Coal-Burner, ‘Tlie Ariel. the b" agic, Viola. and Sylvan: And last but not bus). 110 splendid Albanian In short, we have waves of every shape, make and kind, For coal, wood, both or either in stock you will _ find : Pipes Elbows and Dumb Stoves, Shovels and Silters, Pots, Kettles. and Spiders. o’en down to the Lifters, . We assure you, dear friends, you need not go I elsewlio .e For Plumb'iig and Gas-Fitting, Hardware or 'l‘iiiwnre. Opposers we’ve routed kiiapsarks, . Swords, inlskets and bayone' ', belts, boots and . haversacks. _ . _, The field 1 ow is our’s. and a second Bull’s Run Is seen att a charge made at BOOTH & son 1 â€"-Leaving joking aside, a kind welcome to all lf ought in or line you want, give us a call. BOOTH a: SONS, COPPERVVORKERS, (fin-13mm, finest-Elton, Brass 111mb ano Zinc markers. . Plumbers, Steam & Gas Fitters South-Fast Corner of Yonge & Queen Sts. Toronto. Sept. 1861. l45-2m Hooks, , the roads strewed with Paris and Load m Treatment. I . .. .1» lump»... ,2 , p.33, 1 V 1%,, -...-~.-.;, r 5A,": 2, tubs-"WM -b:..'ai"?|- .«. 7; . . . >-»-.w;wv.«w .e»wewv;i~r--s cricket"ins‘i’tiis'7‘ ' 1%,,“ v . i i Just Arrived In Town." VOW "ii’O’BSER‘VE, i i ~ . ~ . ii i ' ~5â€" ' HAT all persons Owing“ Dr. James Lang- GAME OF CRicKLT 1 ll be played be- ‘ tween the Thornbill anvilI Richmond Hill J. . â€" C. R: I staff. will find itto their advantage to Call Cricket Clubs, ,on SATURDAY, the 2nd > 9 and pay as soon as poss1ble'. November, being the last Game for the season, (No connection of the late T. J. Wheeler.) 7 . . . ~ and finishing the contest between the two con- , CLOCK & WATCHMAKER, B M . R. tending parties. The Game to come ofi'on tho . y . v. ' T the trul eat PAIN KILLER BRIGGS’ MA- Cricltet ground at Mr William Cook’s Tliot‘it' JL"‘ 01161 8“ DelltlSt' GIOri/ltELIEFfdngdrif you are not satislied of its supeo liill. Dinner will be in readiness after the â€"-â€" _ 1 ‘ fiority after using the medicine, the price will be re- gamo at Mr Cook’s. C. “7. bags to inform the inhabitants bf hurled bv the Agent, in all cases. Price 25 cents per . . _ _ , bottle. Sold by all dealers in medicines. WM, MCMORRAN, Sec, 9 . Richmond Hill and Vicmity, that he has . , Thomhjn' October 22, 186], 153.] just commenced the above business, and hopes _ K V by strict attention, gmd workmanship, and WANTED, moderate charges. to gain the support and SMART ACTIVE SERVANT GIRL-â€" patronage of the public in general. He would also announce that he has engaged one who thoroughly understands gene- ral Housework. Apply to the services of a thorough experienced Watch. maker, lately from England, customera may Ambler. “rm. _ Y -therefor-e rely on having their work well done. B - -d’ H G, MRS, J. HARRISON, . . . , , , , einai , Plank Road. 150-31. ' Repairing done with iiea‘tiie‘s's anddespalcli; Brilllnger, George McMurchy, Mrs. Please Observe the “mess-L ; Benson, Mrs,- James A McGooy-James FANNING MlLLS& PUMPS H ,1“, . . , . ,.>..‘.«,-,,~.,.. c Myriam» - .'..sm:::ti=m§ I M P O R TA N T. DR. WISTAR’S PULMONIC SYRUP, is highly r93 commended for Coughs ColdsAsthma Crou ) and gutgiseasesbf the Lungs and ,Throtit ’ I, o e \* am 25 cents per NOTICE OF REMOVAL THE Subscriber, in returning , thanks to his numerous friends, begs to intimate to ter inhabitants of Richmond Hill and Vicinity. that he has removed ' " INTO HIS NEW HOUSllll one door.South of Mr, Harrison’s Saddlely Shop, where by strict application to business and studying to please, he hopes to merit-a continuance of the support so liberally bestowed on him heretofoI-o, ' - ~ All Orders punctually attended to. IE3” Garments cut to order on the shortest norice, and in the latest Style, . ‘ ; 1.11.11 12s .15. BUM use ‘ ‘ Letters Remainingin RICHMOND HILL Po V stOffice I OCTOBER'I 1661. ‘ ‘ I Metcalf, Robert Moore, Robert Richmond Hill. Oct. 10,1861. . C‘ober Peter [2] , McPhers‘on,:aTimothy 03-- C-, U c Cumn’ior, Mrs Mary A.Mc(rnrry, Edward Next door to the “ YOi k Herald" Office, _ ‘ Campbell. Mrs. ‘1’.» McLean. Laughlin Pichmond Hi". Ocmber tpxt Collett, ’Vlartin Patterson, Bro. 2 ' ‘ g I] E‘Subscriberbrgs to intimate to‘tlie ptib- :_._.vâ€"__ ‘ , (/ulbort, R‘euben Ross, Mr. Mark, Richmond “in, Oct, 10’ 1861. ,86‘113m‘ lic generally, that he imanufactures the I DICkSOll. (I. P. RfBOJI‘all]. Rnbel‘l , ‘ ‘ o lutesl improved ‘ Doyle, Miss Mary Simpson,lames [3] ~â€" “7â€"”. ' CORDS OF VOAK STAVE 'Fom'Edwaydg;. ' Shaw; W. J, TIMBER. CaSh 0“ deliverVL ' Ei'angeiyllenryilé] Sinips011,i.luiiior, James A GOOD THING. ' ‘I . ' - d A l' to H &. J HARRISON, g H 7, 1y ,1. . . I, s , P t - DR. HOPE’S Magnetic Ointment ,' w 11 In his shop.“ StouTl'HP’ Thine .a.“ V or 9r? pp 3 i ' Pp. k R L‘ j I mile) . '1’: . :i I smug 6‘? E“ G trial,ln any case ofPlles, Burns édzllds'e Oldvigriii . entrusted to his care Will 1906‘“ Prompt ""9" . v . - “n 03‘ ' 1°) 551 Jim" , ‘9? “NW”, - Inflamed or Sore Eyes, Eruptionii on the ’Skin' undefii tion', and for cheapness and durability lie defies Richmond n in, Oct, 10, 1861‘ 1503,, “why”. Dams Sun“, jpseph ".ry’msg where an omtmentisuseml. n ,Wm " competition. .I . l . llarrisoii,Jobn W ShepparduJames. mendltselt‘, after onetrlal. ‘ . g ' Repaii-ine done with doshclch. “all. James ' ' 'l‘eti'nismt'. Arthur ' "’l " NOTICE. Tomson, John Thomas. Mr. . . ‘ Vandeburgh, Miss M.” Jones, John Fletcher Klincb,’ .leliam Li nfoo't. John All letters addressed to RE'I‘ER KRIBS“ Stoull'villo P. 0. Sold 11;,- w, s, POLLOCK. Richmond 11in, If asked what was the best medicine for cleansing i 1 ~ - i the blood, and for billous complaints, Sick Headache, Stoufl‘ville. Oct. 15, 1861. } 151-6m. xg‘lidfiiliiil: hitchififimdm BRIGGS’ mm“ Lani-35mm John Whale“. Daniel - , ' ‘ UNDER COATS. '3 ’- . I M" TEEFYfP'l‘T NOW receiving thellest and Clio'aiibstiias- F ' A L I ’1‘ A D E :“~"*Hâ€"‘â€":""'“mfwfzj‘”'V. *- Tit-fr." :r‘rr- - .. r". '«M .' 801117161120! 5 1 r _ e «t is v . 1 ROBERT LAWSON’S ' MEN’S ’ .‘OOAT§ : fig Ever shown on 'Ilichmond Illllflll Frock. Shooting, Albert and Sack Shapes."'iil Full Cloth, '1'wc_ed=,-,.Doeskin, Broad blotli.7?aiid CaSSllllel‘e, made in the , , " Best Style by Superior llIo'rkin‘cn And Will be sold as cheap as the same quality canbe cold in Toronto. Please call and ex- amine our stock. I FALL . AND I WiN’i‘ER STOCK -, TEAs cone OF FOR 1861. ans 7 tandem-ms is now TO HAND, - - ' , To which the attention of'the Public is Respe W. H. MYERS v _. R. L’S. stock of TEAS composes, as usual, every favarlte description, including THE NEW manner amine. BEING NEITHER BLACK NOR GREEN, AND OF The Gunpowder-_ Flavour : SELL AT 41 SHILLINGS PER POUND The princple part of the above having been bought in London. England. fo Cash, preVious to the recent advance in prices. will be sold on very lavorablo .torinst, . , _ do Hotel. EMPLOYMENT! $40 11 MONTH! ' ! Hgillg gt. East; 115?th t0 tElC want an active agent in every Couan eggeuts Eb‘anlcrl. . ‘ a 7 E ROBERT LAWSON_ in the United States and Canada} to . g â€" 153.3,“ sell the Franklin Sewing Machine. To a. E H ARNESS i EEARN ES , limited iiuiiiber'of travelling Agents we will S i . 0 SINGLE OR. DOUBLE l ‘- HEAVY OR. LIGHT I : pay a salary of - ' ‘ t $40 per Month ,& all [WELL-MADE. ,AND :D‘URABSLE 2 MAYBE HAD or ll. .' bu . I"=‘ 1i ii, 7 “h, I" ll "iii "In lulu “l m “lint-'11 lull-.1“ l l" r \HE Subscriber has onliand, or will-make ~to order to suit purchasers, and of the and examine the Stock before purchasing .1 best materialfii I i g V ' " ot -b_e' HARNESS OF, ,THE , ABOVE DESCRlPTION. ., , r , An assortment of VVHIPS, LASHES,V&’c. constantlyon hand._ V' ~‘ Richmond Hiltoct. 4:1861- 149-3mo. Collars we created to Fit,- 116 k'& Wear Well. MA GROIX’S Also, keptfor Sale Patterson &‘Bro’s. Plows, Points, Landsides, &c. WM. S. POLLOCK. otfully invited. Richmond r1111, Sept. 11, 1861, 146 ._.__-. ~ .~. A..-â€"»â€" W.“ “w Jags. F. Brow. 31,. BROKER, Estate and General Agent, AGENT FOR Has now in Stock a complete assortment of SINGLE AND DOUBLE. HARNESS In every description of Mountings, which @olonial ilife Qtsonranre QIo'p. 1 MASONIC HALL, Tonou'ro STREET, ‘ ’3 ‘ TORONTO- , l1? Moiiey to Lend on Improved Farms April 19. 1861. 125-ly WT.â€" he offers on most lllllll'llilllll Tlllllll EITHER FOR .â€"__ a 11 i my Collars 3 Toronto, Nevember 1, 1861. ARE WAR RANTEB SAP In every respect, .. ‘lw‘,m~\luu H :- expenses. To local agents a commission of 30 per cent. on all sales. , . “ Every’machine is warranted to give lll‘llvol“ sal satisfaction, and kept in repair 'six months- Recent improvements renders this machine the clieapest'aiid most popular in the market. :FUt‘ full particulars anda permanent. businessyud- Iiliave also on hand a large assortment (of IVHIPS r} IVHZPLASHES All of which willbe sold at unusual low dress. with stamp for return letter, "HARRIS BROTHERS, SOLE AGENTS FRANKLIN SEWING MACHINE CO 137-3m‘ Box 186 Boston, Mass. ' prices. The public will do Well to call 1 Houses and Lots for Sale. v erXCHANGE.i» “ TWO HALF ACRE LOTSâ€"within goon ' Dwelling Home on each, pleasantly situ- ated about half a mile north of Markham Vil- lage, are offered for sale on very reasonable Asl am determined h under sold by any in the trade, . elsewhere. 7 ‘ . ' ‘, f _ 'v 9 w . PRIVAT‘E . .V A ' m (If? Call and Examine: at 3 BL IIAR’RIBON D terms. They will be soldwsopai'ately or to-' I‘lEchgbL l Richmond Hill, October 17, 1861. ‘i ’ ' 151:3”! gather to suit purchasers, V , I 0), THE - WAAAMNA For terms and other particulars. enquirejof the Proprietor, DAVID WUOTI‘EN Lake, or at this Office. ‘ Oak Ridges, June 27, 1861. g , .1. K. FALCONBRN)GE 1 YEAKES pleasure in announcing to his Friends and'otbers, that he is now receiving an Extensive and Superior Stock bf‘sgi .. . , a u - _ . , . He would direct particular attention to his assortment of 'WOOLENS, comprising a . . , _ large supply of TWEEDS. O 0 _ 7 Pliysmlogical 1 low of Marriage. 250 moss AND 130 ENGRA;VINGS.â€"â€"Price only 'twehty-fiv‘e cents. Sent free ot’postage to all parts of the Union. On the iiifiri’nities of youth and maturity, disc10sing the secret follies of both sexes of all ages, causing debility, ner- vousness. depression of spirits, palpitation of ’ heart, suicidal imagining-rs. involuntary emis- =s. bliishings, defective memory, indigestion r .d lassitudo, with confessions oft/willing ml 7‘» es! [fa Boarding School Miss, a College 1. 5.1 , dent, and a Young Marriorl‘ Lady, ($0., ‘ " is a truthful adviser to -ie marr contemplating marriage, who entort' in secret doubts of their physical condition, and tvho‘a're , conscious of having hazarded the he' ‘tli, happi- ness, and privileges to which every human $5~3im 'PHOTOGRXEDSi PHOTOCRAPHS I= ' The Cheapest and llest .. x Doeskius, CLOTHS, FLANNsLs Minimum and Photograph I“ “all Cm", BL ' \_ GALLERY 1N CANADA,fg »' .r' a . . . ti ' ‘11 '11, “ i _ Vi"... , g . is AT ‘ . j , beg! is egmledh t b! d ,i .; "1111111111 "timid lint ‘lllllllllll lllllllll‘- ‘liiiiiiiii .. . , v v :':'i en w oare ran 9. wuiwsa ness , . . . . .'. 1 . ., 4 g « -. a " ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ "* genwa“? caused by a bad hay,“ ,-,, youth, me’ A variety New and Beautiful b’ldlbl‘lals-c-ll!‘ rich Silk. Wool and Embrmdered J ' V, . , efi'scts of which are _11iz;liiess. pains,1orget.flh Robes, Printed Cashmercs, Gala Plaids, All-Wool and Union \Vinseys, Cobonigs, ' ' Hess. sometimes _a1‘mgmtr "I “19 eats.- Weak bee. Cotton Goods ofevery description, Glov.es,Hosiery,_ and Prints all new in style. = " -- 5 eyes, weakness ol the back aiid‘lower extreini- He is 21,50 in OgSesSion of a jar e lot of , TQRUNTO r _.. ,,-. ties, cotnusmn of ideas, loss of memory. With ' V‘ . p " g ' ' ii iiielancho'y, maybe cured by the author’s New PAPER HANGING-S And Will rc'c‘eive in the Course of a few days a quantity of J.A."3VIE$ RAWE,‘ \Vo have recently devoted much of our time ‘ ‘ in visiting the European Hospitals. availing ourselves of the knowledge and researches of the most skilled Physicians and Surgeons in Europe anti the Continent. Those who place themselves under our care will now have the Proprietor and Principal Operator LADIES? mentorian rues, full benefit of the many new and cfli‘cacions remedies which we are enabled to introduce into our practice, and the public may rest as- sured of the same zeal, aSsiduitv, sucnncv and attention being paid to their cases, which has so successfully distinguished us liEi-etofore, as a Physician in our peculiar dopartmeni’of profes- sional l‘i'actiCe, for the puisttwenty five years. NEW GREEN TEAS, SUGARS,&C- prices as Viz ' Victorines, Calls and Gauntlets; also, Gentlernerfs Caps from bOcts .to 50 WORMS. i . For destro in HIS STOCK OF GROCERIES In every department will be found, as heretofore, Complete, and offered at low as the pressnt slate of the wholesale market will permit. {lgâ€"s Whilst thanking his friends for past favors, he regrets to men- y g Worms in children wsrrrzmn vanumnon CANDY is by far the n’mst pleasant . safe, and effectual remedy now in use. ' Try it! Solhi by 1.11 dealers in medicines. ' : Canada Permanent Building Don‘t. miss our present Bargains THE Subscriber Would respectfully announce to the Residents of Richmond Hill and the Farmers of the surrounding country. that he has just received a splendid large lot of New Green Teas, Sugars, TOBACCOS, CHEESE, RICE. Resins, Currants, Vinegar, SOAP, &c. &c. m. vvhic'li he offers at very different Prices to what they will be required to pay for the same Goods a fortnight hence, and Would recom- mend his friends to Call or send their orders without delay: Fine Sonclmng Breakfast Toas.e.t 25. 6d porlb. Superior do English do do. “ is. 3s. 6d. “ Splendid Young Hyson do do. “ 39. 6d. and 3s. 9d. per lb. [There is not another lot of Green Teas in Toronto at anything like the monnyj Fine, Sweet, Bright Dry. Porto Rico Sugar, 10; and 11 lbs. for $1 . Wine Sap. Tobacco ls. 3d. per 1b., worth ls. 6d. per lb. by the box Finest American Rice,‘23 lbs.for $l[dirt cheap} Raisins, [Best Fruit] 6d. and 7dé. per lb., or 9 and 11 lbs. for $1. [A reduction from the above by the box.] As before,the best Soap in the city 7d; per bar, or 9 bais for $1. Vinegar [strong enough to pickle nails] 13. 3d. per gallon. . The above is only a small sample of our present bargains. PS.â€"The Conductor of The New Street Railway will bring you to on door. DUGALD CRAWFORD, Corner of Yonge and Agnes Streets. Toronto, Sept. 20, 1061. 147-21, Funucu FEMALE PILLs.-â€"Ladios who wish for Medicines, the efficacy of which has been fasted in thousands of cases, and iievor 'failed to effect speedy cures without any bad results, will use none but Dr. DoLancy’s Female Pe- riodical PilIS. The only, recaution necessary to be observed is, ladies 5 cold not take them if they believe they are in certain. situations (the particulars of which will be found ‘on the wrapper accompanying each box,) though always safe and healthy, so gentle, yet "so active are they. - ‘ Price $1 per box. They can be mailed to any part of the United States or Canada To THE LADIESâ€"Who need 5 Confidential median! adviser with regard to any of those in- terestiiig complaints to which their delicate or- ganization renders tliei'ii liable. are particularly invited to conshlt us Tun “ ELECTRO GALVANIC Psorucrive.”â€"For married ladies ~vlioso health will not admit. or who have no desire to increase their families, may be obtained as above. It is aporfectlv safe preventive to conception, and has been exten- sively used during the last 20 years.» Price re- duced to $10. THE SECRETS OF YOU THUNVEILED. A Treatise on the Cause of Premature Decay â€"â€"A solemn warning, Just published, a book showing the insidious progress and prevalenCB among schools, [both male and female], of this fatal habit ;_ pointing out the fatality that inva- riablv attends its victims. and developing the Whole progress of the disease, from the com- mencement to the end. It will be sent h ' mail on re‘ce’i to‘f ‘ ' . - - ’ I can, Stamps, y P ‘w" [3] Come one, come all, and buy of me, 11:?2 Attendanca daily from 8 in the morning For I have Burr till 9 at night, and on Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. i ' i i a Medicines with full directions sent to anypart I ‘ That a”? “eat; “’7‘” are Wong. "and “’lthOUt dOUb‘l of the United States 01" Canadasi by patients ' . . . ‘ ~ ' l communicating theirsymptoms byletter. Busi- Are mUCh superior to any tum“! 0"" 1: My terms are easy, my price is small-â€" mass correspondence strictly confidential. 113’ Dr, Us Office is still located as established ) ' i - r I 1 my do not forget go give me a call. Un‘i-onvdle, July 18, 1861,. " tion that. he will'be obliged l0 place in suit,,uvcity account which has not . AND SA\7IN-GS. SOCIEi Y: been sarzsfaotorzly settled up to the lst of January last. v r i . - ~- He would also respectfully remind his customers that many of their Sunscutenn-Cnmr, $541,450: Invits'run on accounts and notes- become due on the lot of October, and that * he would RE“ 1‘38""‘"E;v,$f965"f ’ PBfigNUé" INCOME»: feel particularly obliged by prompt payment. Fm“ ‘ mng $ ‘ ’UO'J' ’ Richmond 11111, Sept. 26, 1861. ,148-8t. UNioNvâ€"iLLfECAanoE FACTOR . GEORGEEAKIN. i i i N Tendering thanks to his friends and the public generally, for their liberal support in past'years. and soliciting the continuance of that patronage, cordially invites - ‘ an inspection of his prescii‘tStock of " @AthEAGmS,BEIGGIEs,&e. WHICH 1â€"113 CAN SAFELY RECOMMEND TO ALL, B gin g made Neat, Substantial analfi'om the best Imported Material. " He will also make to order every description of Light 8; Heavy Wagons, Gigs; Sillkies. Buckâ€"boards; are. CHEAP FOR CASH 0R APPROVED CREDIT. Hf? Please give me a call before purchasing elsewhere: Office ‘Masoificâ€"mHall. Toronto: Dtunbrous.â€"-Joseph D. Rido‘ut, .‘I'. G. Cliéi wott, James G. Worts, Thomas Madle‘ar, Peter Paterson, J. G. Board. S. Nordlieirner,Thos; D. Harris. . SoLiciroa,â€"-Edward C. Jones. Sncnurani AND 'I‘REASUttPIR,-FÂ¥J. Herbert Mason. ' r HE Stock of this Institution presents a pro- , fitable and easily convertible mode of in.- vestmeiit, based on Real Estate security, ion? dering it peculiarly suitable for Fat‘mers,Clergy 5 men, Teachers, Mechanics, personsin the re~~ ceipt of salaries, and those whose income is de- rived from their capital. . ' SAViNhs’ BANK minnowâ€"Sums of Four Dollars and upwards are received by the Society on deposit, subject to withdrawal, and bearing interest at Six percent. per annum. The o a-‘ pivot and Assets of the Society, investedin mortgages on first-class landed property,tbeing pledged for the security of money thusroceived, depositors are at all times assured of perfect safety. V ' ' ,, To Bonnewt:h§.â€"Tliis Society makes ad3 I yauces on the security of Improved City dr‘ Country ,I’roperty. repayable by instalments l l l spread over any term 1,110.8.ppllcalll chooses; from one to ten years. ‘ . Properties mortgaged may be sold or ex; changed for other property, or the Mortgage, may be redeemed before maturity, IF ossqun‘ it! ’I‘HEBORRDWER. , , _ i , , - , Applications for Leaps will ,be received By the Seci'etary. Robert Jaihdsjuntz, or iii}, Smith, Newmar‘ket. from whom Circulars and the Rules of the Society, tooetber with any gies, as you will see, fuitiierinformation, may be obciain'ed. . under the name of Dr. La. Croix, at No. 31, Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y, ' 152-ly 1