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I , TO THE _ INDEPENDENT ELECTORS " ' OF THE Mllllffljtltlflll GENTLEMEN : You 'will soon be called upon to exercise the elective franchise in selecting a person to re- present you in the Legislative Council. Nominated unanimously by the Conservative Convention, assembled at Bradford on the 2lst April last. further assured by the then abSent delegates, with a solitary exception, of their concurrence in that nomination, and with a promise of a very much larger support from North York, than has hitherto been accorded to a Conservative. I fe‘t it my duty. after eon- snlting with a number of the delegates, assem- bled at Bradford for that purpose, to accept of your nomination and declare myself a candi- date for your sufii‘ages. I beg to assure the Conservatives of the Divi- sion, that this expression of their confidence is esteemed by me a high honor, the more valued because alike unexpected and unsought for, and that no exertion on my part shall be wanting. in prosecuting with their aid and hearty good will, this contest for the Midland Division to a successful issue. At the onset I may just as well declare the fact, that I have no confidence whatever in the present Administration. I speak not of indivi» duals: there are those among them whom I sincerely respect, and “hose attainments. par- lianientary knowledge and political consistency, entitle them to that respect, but as a Govern- ment, they neither possess the ability, the know- ledge. the experience nor the power necessary to the successful conducting of the affairs of this Province. Their advent to power was based upon their vote on the second reading of the Militia. Bill. virtually denying that the defence ol‘tlie Pro- vince required a reorganization of the Militiaâ€"- a vote little calculated to foster BRITISH CON- enc'rtox, and which they theiiiselvos were forced to ignore. before they had been a week in office. Look, for one moment. on the majority of the Upper Canada. section of the Government. How deeply dBIIIUrflll'Ll'G ! No soonerdir! these hypocritical clamourers for Numerical Repreâ€" sentation perceive a chance of office, by abatt- dooing that just and salutary measure (without which, according to their own showing, Upper Canada never can obtain its rights.) than,turn- iiig their backs upon their reiterated pledges, . they hasten to accept the programme of a Pro. mier diametrically opposed to their own views upon that very question. and whose otherwise notorioust LoWer Canadian leanings left no doubt as to the character of the policy of his Administration. . A dispassiot;ate judge pronouncing upon their political proceedings, might doubt whether the moral turpitude of their acts, or their auda- city in presenting themselves for re-election, called most loudly for public denunciation; but there can be no question for the future, as to the reliance to be placed upon their solemn de- clarations, or the confidence to which their acts as public men have entitled them. As a Government, their majority of seven may enable them to make a show of oconbmy by dismissing a few supernumei'ary cleiks from the public departments, to be heroatter replaced by others from their own friends; but to expect at their hands a thorough measure deIM'I‘RENCH inner. ceiiiiiiensurate With the exigencies of the Revenue. Would be an idle dream indeed. My opinions upon the prominent political ques- tions of the day. I‘LEI’RESEN'I'ATION AND Sarit- RATE SCHOOLS, are so generally known, that in alluding to them, it is hardly necessary to say more. than that they have undergone little oi no change. From the institution of our present Common School System in 1842, in the very first enact. merit. Separate Schools formed a part. I then thought and I still think an objectionable ,art. of that system. My conviction is, mature par- ties now must anxious to obtain greater facili- ties for such schools. would IllelllSeth‘S, should they eventually succeed. be found the greatest sufferers from the change they desire. to say nothing of the additional expense to which that change would iteuessarily subject them. .The claim of Western Canada to ,be‘repre- granted in the Legislature in proportion to her Population, and regardless of a dividing line between the Provinces, must in the end prevail, notwithstanding the descl'tiun of its late noisy advocates. The time may be delay ed. through the recreaticy of those to whom‘ her interests me entrusted, but come it must: numbers alone will eventually settle the question and a retusal be no longer possible. Ihave already visited almost every locality in the Division, and received hearty assuraiiCe-s of support front Large numbers of Electors. but it was Impossible to see all. My intention is new to commence holding meetings in the different 'I‘ownsliips, of which due notice will be given. when I hope to have an opportunity of explaining my views upon political matters more fully, and replying, where reply may be necessary, to the otitrageousiy false charges that have been so plentifully heaped upon on. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your Obodlz‘tlt servant. J. W. GAMBLE. Bond “and, Sept 9, 1862. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, LAD about 16 or 17 years of age, to learn the trade of Harness making. One who (loos not use tohabcco preferred. All swearing necessary about the establishment done ‘by the proprietor. \‘VM. HARRISON. Richmond Hill, Sept. 18. 1062. 199-tt‘. "WM. w Hiram, IMPORTER 01" Watches, Clocks & Jewelery, 123 King Street west, ROBIN HOUSE BLOCK. TORON‘I‘O; Has just received 1 ‘ 1 i r HIS It ALL 81 OCK F FINE Gold and Silver Watches, Colored and Bright Gold Guards, Alberts, Brace- lets. Brooches. Signet and Gem Rings. Ear- rings. Solitaires. Lockets. Charms Necklets. ’l‘himbles. Pen and Pencil Cases, Silver, Jet and Mourning Jeweleryâ€"all ofthe newest do- stgns; also, Fine Gold Wedding Rings. and Spectactlos to suit all sights. Watches, Clocks and Jewelery Carefully Repaired & Warranted To give satisfaction. Remember the addressâ€" 123 King Srreet West, noer HOUSE BLUCK. Toronto, Sept. 19, I862. 199-3in S. B. HENDERSON, M.D. Oculist and Aurist, (Late of No 658 Broadway. New York.) ~AS just opened an Office at No. 174 King St., Toronto, where he intends remain- ing a few months, and will give his exclustve attention to the treatment of Diseases of the EYE, EAR. and LUNGS. Dr, H. has prac- tised for upwards of 10 years in NEW YORK.WIIl] unexampled success. Hundreds of testimonials. from persons who hare been cured by him,can be seen at his office, Cataracts and Arnarosis treated with success. also. Bronchitis, Sore Throat. and all Diseases of the Lungs. Arti- ficial Eyes inserted without an operation. Toronto, Sept. 9. ’62. 198-3m Dissolution of Partnership.- OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership hitherto existing between GEORGE do JOSEPH SPENCER. as Far- mers, 09 Lot No 23. 4th Con. Markham. has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Markham. September 12. 1862. The undersigned would announce that he will not be responsible for any debts that may be contracted in connection with the above after. this date. , GEORGE SPENCER. Markham. Sept. 12. 1862. 1994 ,_ ”-WMWM*~_ Letters 4 Remainingin RICIIMUNDIIILL PostUfiice SEPTEMBER 1, .862. Arnold, William (2) Hoslop. Gideon Adams. John Hodson. William Brillinger, Mary R. ('2)Herbert, John Brillingor, Jonathan Houghtby. George Blake, Joseph Klinck. J. A. Cober, Peter (2) Linfoot. John Curry. l: K, Leaf, George Clifford, James Medeltoii. James Collie, l‘leniy Murphy. John Coombs, George McMaster, Dr. Davis, Nathaniel McPherson. Mr. Dancy. Sarah Ostortag, Mr. Duncan, William Poole. Miss Anny Fuller, Mrs, Emma Ratclifi'e, Miss E. Grant. Geor “(2) Simpson. James &. IV Gray. Robert Stephenson, James Goodwell. John Simpson, James Graham. A. Wiles, John Ilotson. Edward Washington. John Humphrey, J. Yale, William H oxie, Joseph ('2) , ,JI. 'I‘EEFY. PM. FINKLE a LYON SEWING MACHINE, COMPANY. 538 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. {[10 parties little acquainted with the Finkle ' & Lyon Sewing Machines the careful per- usal of the Company’s Circular is specially commended. This Circular can be had on ap plication. It is very specific, and will be found highly instructive. having been prepared with much care, and we will aside by allstataments therein made. ‘he following brief quotation is characteris- tic of the entire Circular: “ This Machine is better adapted than any other Scwriig Machine iii market to the. frcqn’t changes and almost on IJess variety of sewing required in a family ; for it will sew from one. to twenty thicknesses of Marseilles without stopâ€" ping. and making every stitch perfect Will sew from the finest gauso tothe heaviest cloth. and own to the stoutest harness leather, with- outchanging the feed. needle. or tension, or making any adjustment of machine whatever.” Thus have no successfully overcome the most dIIIICIIII point in the Sewing Machine Art. it was no ordinary triumph. Defiantly can we / say. “ No other Machine compares with it in this respect.” [Ionce have we uniformlyâ€"al- most without exceptionâ€"taken the highest yu‘entium, when the Machine has been properly exhibited in competition with other first-class Sewing Machines. Hence is it that we are able to offer the following guarantee. viz :â€" " We ‘Warrant every Machine we sell to give better satisfaction than any other Sewing Ma- chine uow in market, or money rcfanded.”-â€"â€" “'0 never sell a Machine on'any othei terms The guarantee is as reliable as the note ofaiiy business man in the/land. For more than five years have we relied upon such facts for the reputation ofdur Machine , apd without a single travelling agent in thefield. ithere is scarcely a neighborhood on the continent where the Ma- chine is not favorably known. We prefer such a reputation to one basad on more “talking points,” as they are technically called in the trade. Hence we make but one kind of stitchs viz ; the lock-stitch. alike on both sides, requir- ing tnly onevthird the thread of other kinds 0 stitches. N. B. Local agents wanted in every county throughout the West. Special inducements offered. Finkle & Lyon S. M. 00, 198-6m 536 BROADWAY, New Yosx. PUBLIC TE STIMONIAL. ’BOOTS AND SHOES! a. H. .-, -.v t. 1, ‘: ... .,.»,. . UNIVERSITY or ypioiiu COLLEGE. Medical Department, CONDUCTED AT TORONTO! RINClPl.E-S ANDT’RACTICE 01" ME:- , DICINE. Hon. John Ralph. M.D.. L. L.I)., M R.C.S.. England. Midwifery and Diseases of Women and- Childron, Walter B. Geikie, M.D. Materia Medics and Therapeutics, Charles V. Berryman‘. M.A., M.D. Physiology. John N. Reid, M.D. Principles and Practices of Surgery. \Villiam Caiiiff, M. 1)., M.R.C.S., England. Medical Jurisprudence, Charles V. Berry- man, M.D.. M.A. General Pathology. William Cannifi', M.D. M.R.C.S., England. N 7 Chemistry and Botany, John Herbert Sang- ster. M A. Anatomy. Descriptive and Physio‘ogical, Hon. John Rolph, M.D.. L.L.D., M.R.U.S.. England. Anatomy. Practical and Surgical. James Newcombe. M.D., M.R.S.C., England, and I.,R C.P. London. Curator of the Museum, S. P. May. Natur- alist. Hon. John Rolph. M.D., L.L.D., M,R.C.S. England, Dean of the Faculty. , The Lectures commence on the first day of October. and continue six months. Any further information may be obtained by applying to the Dean. the Hon. Dr. Rolph, Gerard Street, Toronto. Toronto, Sept. 11, 1862' 198 GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ’tICl-IMOND HILL. FTER this date, Pupils entering the .LE‘. Senior Department during the Remainder of the Summer Term, Will be charged I H A. L F F E E Z By Order of thc Board of Trustees. _ M. TEEFY, Secretary. September 5. 1862. .l‘JS-tf THE ORIGINAL HOWE SEWING MACHINES! ESTABHSHED 1N 1845â€"â€"-Pr:ttracrsn in 1862. w ECENT and important improvements hav- ing been ptit to this Machine. renders i now the most perfect before the public, and persons at a distance can order a Machine with a guarantee of its prompt and safe delivery,and that they will be able to manage it to their en- tire satisfaction. No more breaking needles Iâ€" No more missing stitches! No trouble in mak- ing any garment, however delicate or heavy,on the same Machine, either in canibric, cloth or leather; and for dress makers, shirt makers, tailors, hat binders. shoe binders. or guitar fit ting, as well as for every vaiietv of family sewing, they have no superior, and will be sold at a much less price than any other machine capable of doing the same range of work. Send for Descriptive Catalogue of styles and prices. A few respectable Agents will be dealt with liberally. Address the HOWE Sewing Machine, 437 Broadway, New York 7 New York, June 20, 1862. 186-1)’ CHEAP For: cAsn 2 r HE Subscriber. iti returning thanks to his numerous customers who have so liber- ally supported him for upwards of five years. would state that he continues to manufacture, “ A'l‘~ HIS OLD STAND,” of every description, and of the best materials. and after the Latest Style. and hopes by close attention to business, combined with moderate charges. to ensure a continuance of their favor. He would also beg to intimate to the inha- bitants of Richmond Hill and vicinity. that he has on hand quite an assortment of LADIES’ 86 CHILDREN’S BOOTS 86 SHOES which he offers LOW for Cash 2 JAMES VERNEY. Richmind I'Iill, April 17, 1862. 177-6m titiiiiii iiii. Mitts; An 0 V r 1 «1 .‘ .- -i ' 1' To MESSRS. TACKABURY BROTHERS, 1111 Subsci ber begs leave to inform us Map Publishers. London. OW, Friends and the Public generally, that he has fitted up his ' GEN’ri.EiiEN,â€"HAVING OBSERVED” Grist and Flour 3111] AN ADVERTISEMENT printed in the Globe. signed John Ferris Ward, agent for Geo. C. 'l‘reinain, which we consider unjust, and calculated not otin to injure you in your business, but to mislead the public as well, we beg to present the following Testimonial. \Ve. the undersigned, have carefully exa- mined the iie‘v Copper Plate Map of Canada West recently published by you. and find it to be very accurate and reliable, We cannot speak too highly of the‘artistic skill displayed iii the execution of the work, which needs but to be seen to be appreciated. As subscribers for the Map. we are well satisfied You have redeemed )ortrpledges, and done even more than you promised. To all wishing a really good Map of Upper Canada. we can recommend this work. as be- ing all the publishers claim for it. August! 1862. Signed, Gilbt Griffin. P, O. Inspector, London. I...'Lawless. P. M.. do Samuel Peters. P, L. S., 856.. do W m.Robinson,P. L. S,,&City Engineer do W in . McClary, P. L. S, w. c. L. Giii’, Registrar, &c., do C. II Fergeson. Deputy Registrar, Co. Middleex. . do Adam Murray, Treasurer Co. Middlesex, do James Keefer, Co. Clerk, do do John C. Meredith. Clerk No. 1 Division, Court, do W. Horton. Recorder. do J, Shatiley. Master in Chancery , do Henrv C. R. Beecher, Q. C.. do E. Jones Parke, Barrister. &c., do John Carling. M.I’.P.. do Kerr. McKenzie 65 Co. wholesale mere chants. , do Adam Hope &. Ce. wholesale merchants, do James Scott, G. Sec'y B. A. 0. of Good Templars. do \Vm. Haskins,P.L.S. & City Engin’r, Hamilton Thos. A. Blythe. P.L.S.. &Ac. do Buchanan. Harris 6:. Co., wholesale merchants. do D. Mclnis &. Co., wholesale mer- chants. do Brown, Gillespie & Co. do. do. do T. 1}. Harris, Gd, See. A, F. 6:. A. Masons. do John Hood Greer, Registrar Co. Wentworth. do John Dewe. P. O. Inspector, Toronto. Dennis & Gossage, P. L. S., 51.0. do Geo. I‘Iodgins, Dept. Supt. Education for U. 0.. ans author of Lovell’s General Geofiraphy, do Unwin & Miles, P. L. Surveyors, &c., do F. F. Passmore. P, L. 8., 6w. do III? The Public are cautioned against a map which is now being copied from the Copper Plate map in lythograph and advertised as Tremain’s Map of Canada West. TACKABURY BROTHERS. London, Sept. 11. 1862. ISIS-4:. GRISTING! On the shortest possible notice. He also takes this opportunity of returninghis sincere thanks for the liberal patronage he has received during the past six years, and hopes to merit a continuance of the same. NB. A choice lot of Hams, Bacon, and Barrel Pork. for sale. GEO. ARKSEY. Richmond Hill. Augusf5, 1862. 1911-2m i-iioass STOLEN.- 4 Vaughan, (tichmond Hill.)‘0n the night of Wednesday. the 30th, or morning of Thurs- day, the 31st. July last DESCRIPTION :â€"-'- 7 years old: Color. dark brown; black mane and tail; about 16 hands high . “than travelling Shows *1 dimple 0“ 0"" at the very lowest prices. hind quarter; when saddled. will kick if touch- ed behind the saddle. The subscriber will give a REWARD ofFlFTY DOLLARS For the recovery of the Horse and such infor- mation as will secure the conviction of the thief. Any person who can give such information as to lead to the recovery ofthe horse Without the thief, will be handsomely rewarded. EDWARD SHEPPARD, Richmond Hill. P.O., C .W August 1. 1862. 192-tf BOOTâ€"PICK: sous, INFORM THE PUBLIC, That they have taken the Store, Ill. 2% Illliil STREET, AMERON’S Block, opposited H. B. WILLIAMS, until the premises lately occupied by them, comer of Yonge 68' Queen Streets, ARE REBUILT, OUR MANUFACTUING DEPARTMENT, I Is continued as usual, and we are prepared to atter’td promptly to all orders, with which we be sold che may be entrusted. BOOTH 8t SONS. Toronto, May 11, 1862. 159-1). LIVE Lei-1i {IL-IVE! STOVES, so NEW AND SECOND HAND, COOKING, PARLOUR AND BOX STOVES ! Heavy Metal, VVarranted by WILLIAM HQDGâ€"E, Sen’r. Copper, Tin & Iron Plate Worker, -Will be Sold CHEAP FOR CASH, OR APPROVED JOINT NOTES As cheap as any House in Toronto or anywhere else. Richmond Hill, August 29, 1862. ~ . 196.6... C CHEAP boar AD SHOE STORE. THE Subscriber begs to return his thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public but he has greatly increased his STOCK, and has now on HES and would inform them t . - hand a very large assortment of tll‘u' 'l N ‘M , lint? It i" or. ’ *t‘uiiiiiiu “l FOR CASH T H E Richmond Hill, Aug. 28, 186-2. M FRESH ARRIVALS OF . BOOKS! GENERAL STATIONERY, YORK HER SCHOOL AN ‘ AT THE ' ” STORE , ALI) BGOK - RICHMOND iiiLL, At Lower Prices than is charged in. Toronto. rootof eachdisease, and motor the cure or Orders received for, and'great attention paid to BOOKBIN DIN G ! Which will be done in Plain or the Best Style of the Art, at moderate charges. Richmond Hill, August 29, 1862. R. EGS leave to intimate that he has REMOVED the Stock of the RICHMOND HILL DRU S‘r STORE, to the New Store one door south of Van Nostrand’s In a superior manner, and is now prepared to do Hotel, and has received fl. HALL LARGE ADDITIONS TO HIS STOCK, \Vhich will be found complete, comprising DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES, SEEDS, I DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS, ' 8L0. 8m. 8w. Also, a complete STOCK or Gnocnnmsz v- CONSISTING OF TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SPICES, FRUITS, TOBACCOS, 0W 335- Which have been carefully selected, bought for Cash, and will be sold for the same Just received BENZINE SPIRITS, the best substitute Also, Furniture and Coach VARNISHES, ‘ I'Iousc Painter’s JAPAN, 8m. Richmond Hill, April 25, 1862. ROM Lot No. 49, on the lst concession of for Spirits of Turpentine in paints. 178-6m nanans-iâ€" nannnss 2 ! SINGLE OR DOUBLE! WEDL-MADE AND DURABLE 2 MAY BE HAD 0F HEAVY OR LIGII'I THE - VICTOR A TEA WAREHOUSE Ne; 93 King Street,- ' ' ~ : ~ SIGN F THE UEEN, E E ‘ Is the pgce in Toronto, to Easy pure ; lllrll'lf It liillllTlilS. ' ' NOT only because the propriet0r,EDWARD L AWSON,is one of the oldest and most experienced Tea-buyers in the trade. but. from the fact that he purchases his Teas in such . large quantities at the Cargo Sales. thereby eu- abling him to sell at a very , SMALL ADVANCE 0N COST, Fulfilling the old adage " Large Sales. Small Profits and Quick Returns ;” a'so in Fruits, Spices tiiiiii iiiitiiiii l .I‘Ie cannot be under-sold. AND» FILL lllll Will-“I‘ll! BllIlTS ill!!! ARIES l Of every description and style, such as: Men’s Coarse, Kip, and Calf Boots, and Youtlis’ Kip and Calf Boots, [Woman and Children’s Boots and Shoes of every variety Of style; also, a large quantity of MOCCASINS & OVER SHOES, In fact. he has on hand all that is wanted to protect the feetâ€"for any weather or at? NO SECON'D PRICE. any season. which he is prepared to Sell at the LOWEST REMUNERATIVE PRICES If hose requiring a really good Article, at a Cheap Price, are respectfully requested to CALL‘ AT CHEAB BOOT ck: SHOE STORE, OPPOSITE-THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL HOUSE, RICHMOND HILL. JAMES HALL, Proprietor. 196 3m. manufactured on the premises, from the best Boy’s material by first-class workmen. Iced and Ornamented ‘Wedding and Other Cakes Always on hand or made to order in any style on the shortest notice. Orders by mail and otherwise, attended to with dispatch All Goods warranted as repre- sented. and delivered free of charge to the cars or in the city limits, Remember the Placeâ€"â€" ! No. 93 KING STREET, SIGN OF THE QUEEN. EDWARD LAWSON, I - Proprietor. Toronto, Feb. 5. 1862. 167-6m Health, Happiness, & Long Life RE within the reach of all, by the use of DR. BUCHAN’S VEGETABLE DO. MESTIC MEDICINES, prepared from tho Prescriptions of the late Dr. Buchan, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, &c,. Ste.â€" Cuies are daily made. and their efficacy proved in tltOUsand of cases, attested before the Alder- men at Guildhall, THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR. or LONDON, and sitting Magistrates of Marlborough Street. Westminster, Worship Street, Bow Street. (Sec. Used by the most celebrated Medical Men, Clergymen. and others. Dr. Buchan‘s Sugaiy-(lloated Sarsaparilla. 11 s. It is a WELL-KNOWN FACT that SAR- SAPARILLA is the greatest purifier of the 7 blood in the world. KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURElâ€"The Bowels regularllâ€"And DEFY the DOCTOR!!! These Pills strike at the every ailment incidental to Man Woman and Child, such as all eruptions on the Skin, Indi- gestion, Bilious, Liver. and Stomach Corn- plaints, General VVeakness,Gout, Rhuema- tism. Lumbago. Pains in' the Limbs, Head- aches, Sore Throats, and every complaint caused by iriegularities ol the bowels, ob- structed perspiration, and deteriorated and un- healthy blood. These Pilisp'ork their way to the very roots of each disease, cleansing in their passage. especially where mercury has 195 been taken, and removing every unhealthy ac- cumulation. till the blood is purified. the whole system renovated. and all the functions acting according to nature, the duties of life become a pleasure, where before they had been sad and weary burdens. Do not hesitateâ€"do not de- lay ! a clean stomach must make aclean body. A clean body will contain pure blood. when the stomach, body, and blood are pure, from regulating and cleansing the bowels,health is certain, Begin at the beginning, waste no time ; strike at the root or" your ailment. Again, .I say, look to your stomach. One trial ofthese Pills will force conviction, Sold in bottles. at Is. lid” 23. 9a., 45. 6d., and 11s. Dr. Buchan’s Invigorating Essence. For NERVOUS RELAXATION and GE- NERAL WEAKNESS. at once restore and invigorate with magical rapidity the most De- bilitated Constitution, thereby ensuring perma- ' nent health, increased strength, energy, and a redoubled development of the muscularsystem. Failure is impossible, for success is as certain as that daylight follows darkness. The only infallible remedy for acquired local and general debility, nervous prostration. depression of spi- rits. diminution of vital energy. emaciation, and for all female complaints. This medicine not only restores health and strength at once, but increases the natural vigour of man in youth, maturity, and old age The properties ofthis invaluable re-invigorating Essence act directly on the nervous and muscular lsysteni, enriching, increasing, and purifying each par- ticularvital fluid; its action is never-failing, and iii perfect accordance with the laws of na- ture. As the falling rain vivifies the parched vegetation. so will the power of this all-potent agent restore the lost strength and energy of all who suffer from exhaustiVe derangement, which so few of the medical profession attempt to treat. 4s. 6d., 115., or four quantities in DR. BUCHAN’S VEGETABLE SKIN OIN‘I‘MENT, Is the only one yet discovered that cures the most inveterate sores. Its effects are wonder- ful, giving instant relief to the sufferer. Manv thousands haVe used it. and declare it to be “the best in the world.” It is the only NATURAL REMEDY for all kinds of acres and skin eruptions. It never closes up the surface of a wound whilst full of matter, but will first bring all to the surface, and finally heal Without breaking out again. The Pills aid the Ointment in the followingâ€"Piles, Boiles, Bruses, Excoriations, Blotches on the Face, Ulcers, Ring-worms, Sore Heads. Eyes, and Lips. Baldness, Chap- ped Hands, Chafed and Blister-ed Feet, Corns. . ,, Ni, Viki. it. , ii 1 , 1‘. II I, -, V It I! “lit FM (“litlllllll 4‘ Ill “lulu ,n‘ltlll‘llll "I hit ‘IIE Subscriber has on hand, or will make to order to suit purchasers, and of the best materials, HARNESS OF THE ABOVE DESCRIPTION. An assortment of VVHIPS, LASI‘IES, 81c. constantly on hand. Collars warranted to Fit, Look & Wear Well. Also, keptfor Sale Patterson & Bro’s. Plows, Points, Landsides, tire. at ‘NM. HARRISON’S 151-3m ”' 1‘ ' l . ll: ‘t ‘li lt- IIIIIII I ' t ‘I ‘ lltiiilti ‘t’iiiiilii 'l‘tiiiili if it “tut Ill "trill ‘litiiil‘ I I]? Call and Examine, Richmond Hill, October 17, 1861. ‘=___,_., u.__.___...,__._ . BUILDING stir m V Mir-skin, For Sale. 66:57 AT 11 EIGHING from 90 to 1401bs. each are I wanted b Feet of Seasoned 1}; and 1% inch next month, Dressed Flooring. 10,000 Feet of SeaSOned Siding. 250 Bunches of Shingles, The above is all of the best quality. ap. on reasonable terms. Apply to H. &. J. HARRISON, Near Richmond Hill. 194-4 1 El) y the Subscriber, during the H . WM. CUFF. Toronto, August 25. 1862. 1964 ON A GOOD THING. DR. BOPE’S Magnetic Ointment, is well worth I . trial, in any case of Piles, Burns, Scalds Inflamed or Sore Eyes. E every case where an ointment is useful. commend itself, after one trial. Will , , Old Sores, ruptions on the Skin, and in It will is ; August 1 3,1862. Bunions, Chilblains, Frost Bites, Scalds, Cut-3, Bites, Freckles. Stings, Scrol‘ula, King’s Evil. Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Contracted and Stiff Joints, Fistulas, Gout, Swelled Glands. Lum- 'bago, Rheumatism, Whitlow, Sore Nipples, Sore Throats. Scurvy, Sore Heads, Rash. ’l‘u- mours. Old and deep-seated Ulcers, Wounds, Worms. Itch, &c. 1s. lgd. and 25. 9d. per pot. Pa.ent Medicine Warehouse, 19, Berners street, Oxford street, London. Wholesale Agents :â€"Barclay dz. Co., 75, Farringdon street ; may be had at the office of this paper, am. from all Chemists throughout the world. May 23. 1862. 182. Cheap Boots and Shoes ‘HE Subscriber begs to intimate to the in- habitants of Richmond Hill and vicinity, that he has leased the Shop of Mr. Ruben Lee, “There he intends to carry on the BOOT and SHOE business iti all its branches. Mr. Lee’s customers will have the some at- tention given to their Work as f'drn'iorly, prises, , RICHARD DURHAM. Richmond Hill, April 10, ’62. OFFEES, SU GARS The Mystery at Lancaster. Davv Crockett’s Adventures, ,..-v_ I. > <-.v.~'.r..."" ‘ :r. O A. W01? I°ft fmtat‘bins ' Interest- Thri-Hiiig A diverg‘tiures : most. . 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