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Charles Tag-garb BREAD AND FANCY BISCUIT BRKEllg, CONFECTIQNER, 8L0. BEGS to intimate "that he will commencel business iii the Village of Stoufivlllc,, About the latter part of October, when 110 will I be happy to supply parties in the neighborhood with the best ol'everything in his line. at low prices. 113’ Pic~nic Parties and Tea Meetings supplied on the most reasonable terms. Flour, Oats, Peas. Ham, &c. for sale Stofi'ville. Sept 17. 1862. BOO-Gm Dissolution of Partnership. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership hitherto existing between GEORGE & JOSEPH SPENCER, as For- mers. on Lot No 23. 4th Con. Markham, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Markham, September 19, 1862. The undersigned would announce that he will not be responsible for airy debts that may be contracted in connection with the above after this date. . GEORGE SPENCER. Markham. Sept. 1:2. 1862, 199-4 ’â€" V To fir nil INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE iiiiiiiirii iiirirri __.__â€".â€"â€"â€"- GENTLEMEN : You will soon be onlled upon to exercise the elective franchise iii selecting' a person to re- present you in the Legislative Council. Nominated unanimously by the Conservative ' Convention, assembled at Bradlord on the 21st. April last. further assured by the their absent delegates, with a solitary exception, of their concurrence iii tirat nomination. and with a promise of a very much larger suppOitfi-om North York, than has hitherto been accorded to a Conservative, 1 let it my duty, alter corr- suiting 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 squ'i-agos I I beg to assure the Ceriscrvafivrs of the Divi- sion, that this expression of their confidence is esteemed by me a high honor, the more valued because alike unexpected and nus-ought for, and that no exert‘on on my part shall be training, in prosecuting with their aid and heart; good 3 will, this contest for the Midland Division to a successful issue. i Attire onset I may just as well declare the I fact, that l have no confidence whatever in the present Administration. 1 speak not of indiviâ€" duals: there are those aiiiriig tliciir Ydllliill i sincerely respect, and u how itiillilllllf‘lllfx, 1MP- liamentary knowledge and political ('(iII.-l:‘lt‘rlil'i:.‘, entitle Iill‘ll’l to that respect, but as a Coveiri- ' merit, they neither possess the ability, the 111303“ ledge. the experience nor the power iiecessaiy‘ ; to tire successful conducting of the ttIIlriib' o1" this Province. Their advent to power was based upon their vote on the second reading of rho. i‘iiiliiia liiil. Virtuain denying that the defence of the Pro- viirce required a reorganization of tho i‘iiilitiaâ€" , a vote little calculated to lmbri‘ llui'i'isii Cor:- MECTION, and which they tlierirsoivos 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 deiiioralized ! No sooner did these hypocritical cla‘nourers for Numerical Repre- sentation perceive a chance of office, by aban- doning that just and salutary measure (without which, according to their own showing, Upper Canada neVer can obtain its rights.) than,tui'n- ing their backs upon their reiterated pledges, they hasten to accept the programme of a Pre- mier diametrically opposed to their own views upon that very question, and whose otherwise notoriously Lower Canadian leanings left no doubt as to the character of the policy of his Administration A dispossionale judge pronouncing upon their political proceedings, might doubt. wholiier the moral turpitude of their acts, or their auda- city in presenting Iillr‘llli-ltli'r't‘tv‘i for ro-olcctiori, called most loudly for public denunciation; but there can be no question for the future, as to the reliance to be placed upon their soieiriii deâ€" clarations, or the conlldence to Vl’lIiC-II their acts as public men have entitled them. Asa Government, their majority of seven may enable them to make a show of economy by dismissing a fo w supernumerary clerks from the public departineirts,to be hereafter replaced by others from their own friends; but to expect at their hands a thorough measure aer/rurzscn uunr, commensurate with the exigencies of the Re‘venue. would be an idle dream indeed. Myopinions upon the prominent political ques- tions of the day, Rerunsss'rit'riox AND SEPA- RATE SonooLs, are so generally known, tirat in alluding to thorn, it is hardly necessary to say more. than that they have undergone little or no change. From the institution 0T our present Common School System iii 1842, in the very first enact- ment. Separate Schools formed a part, I, then thought and I still think an objectionable garl. of that system. My conviction is, that the parâ€" ties now most anxious to obtain greater l'aeilia ties for such schools. would themselves, should they eventually succeed. be found the greatest sufferers from the change they desn-e. to say nothing of the additional expense to which that change would necessarily subject them. The claim of Western Canada to be repre- sented in the Legislature in proportion to her Population, and regardless of a dividing line between the Provinces, must in the end prevail, notwithstanding the desertion of its late noisy advocates. The time may Ire delayed. through the recreancy of those to whom her interests are entrusted, but come it must: numbers alone will eventually settle the question and a relusal be no longer possible. I have already visited almost every locality in the Division, and received hearty assurances of support from Large numbers of Electors. but it was impossible to see all. My intention is now to commence holding meetings in the different Townships, 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 outrageousiy false charges that have been so piontit‘ully heaped upon me. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, J. W. GAMBLE. Bond Head, Sept 9, 1862. .6. B. HENDERSON, are. 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 exclusive attention to the treatment of Diseases of the EYE. EAR and LUNGS. Dr, 11. has prac- tised for upwards of III years in New 'Yonigwith unexampled success. Hundreds oftestiiiioniais, from persons who have been cured by him, can be seen at his office, Cataracts and Airirrrosis treated with success . also. Bronchitis, Sore Throat. and all Diseases of the Lungs. Arti- ficial Eyes inserted without an operation. I‘oronto, Sept. 9. ’6'2. 198-3m GARGLING OIL SUPERS EDED. RIGGS’ BLACK 01L is acknowledged by all who have used it, to be superior to Garg 11m; Oil, or my other Medicine now before the Write, for :' ax: .- .63.: -. . :‘vqiiirml in r. I" iriilr' ; for it .will sew l'i‘niir one. , to twenty tliir‘iwcwsmofi‘i ' it was no ordinary triumph. a... ,. _ 5 7‘ 1,7,...» .-.,_.fl.. .,. ,' Zr ,-._g.-J,_. - W- “t; ,_ CONTAINING 3'5 .Acres of Excellent Landfheing the South East part of Lot No. 19;, 4th Gen. Markham, formerly owned bv CAPT. MARTIN. There is a good Frame House and Barn, and other buildings; and a good bearing Orchard of choice Fruit Trees. The Far-'ii is nearly free of stumps and well watered. For furiirer par- ticulars apply, (on the premises.) to ' JAMES HOLMES. Butlonviile, P.O. Markham, Sept. 24. 1862. 200-5 WM. WHARIN, Ill/[PORTER 01“ Watches, Clocks & Jewelery, l 23 Kin 5; Street west, ROSIN HOUSE BLOCK- TOR_0N’P0, Has just received ' ‘t " ii 7 ' l i ‘1 HIS l ALL S IOLK VF FINE Gold and Silver “latches, Colored and Bright Gold Guards, Alborts, Brace- lets. Brooches, Signet and Gem Rings. Ear- rings, Solitaires, Lockets, Charms Neckiets. 'I‘himbles, Pen and Pencil Cases, Silver, Jet and Mourning Jewolei‘yâ€"ali' of the newest de- srgns: also, Fine Gold Wedding Rings, and Spectactles to suit all sights. Watches, Clocks and Jewelery Carefully R epat'red 8; Warranth To give satisfaction. Remember the address.â€" 123 King Street West, ROSIN HOUSE BLOCK. Toronto, Sept. 19, 1862, 199-3in Emitter}: s. LYON ~Sili‘lllll’fll llkfllilllll ClllllilANY. 538 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, l 0 parties little acquainted with the Finkle 6's Lyotr Sewing Machines the careful per- YE?! usal of the Company’s Circular is specially commended. This Circular can be had on up plierlion. It is very specific, and will be found highly instructive, having been prepared with much care, and we will anido by ailstatements therein mad-3.. The following Di'lti' quotation is characteris- tic of the entire Circular: «‘ 'i"; (\lili’l' if" : ."ilachiivo is holler adapted than any illltf‘llliif‘ ii: market to the frcqii’t changer: uni aiirrzrst err ’icss variety of seyr'ing ...-.i:g' ping, and iiini" i; revoi'y sillt‘ll poll's-ct ‘v'l ill from the laziest galore toilic iIl‘dVlilHi cloth. and oven to the staillilltii. harness leather, withâ€" on: (ill‘lilg'l needle. or tension, or 1.110 l'vcil. :ii'ai-ziiig a'ir‘ :irlprsliirmrl of m‘ chino whatever.” 'i i... ., opp... «v liris limo i a ‘-\i(.,' in. i, ormcoare bio EllUsi (liiiiruh, point in the 5:1 waving Machine Art, Defiantly can we r~ll\'. “ No other Machine compares with it in 3 this respect." Ilcritiz’311a't'e we trniforrniy~ai~ most without exceptionâ€"taken the highest premium, when the Machine has been properly exhibited in competition will) other first-class it that we are able to offer the following guarantee. viz :â€" Sr-wing Machines. ilenco is “ “’0 Warrant every Maci'rino we sell to give bettorsatisfaction than airy other Sewing Ma- chine now in market, or money refunded.”â€" VVe never sell a Machine on any other terms The guarantee is as reliable as the note of any business man iii the land. For more than five years have We relied upon such facts for the reputation ofour Machine ; and without a single travelling agent in the field, there is scarcely a neighborhood on the continent where the Ma- chine is not favorably known. IVe prefersuch a i'cpiitotimi to one based on more “' talking points,” as they are technically called in the Hence we make but one kind of stitchs viz j the lock-stitch, ahke on both sides. requirâ€" ing -‘nly one-third the thread of other kinds 0 trade. Stilclies. N. B. Local agents wanted in every count" throughout the West. Special inducements offered. Finkle & Lyon 8. M. Co, 198' 6m 536 BROADWAY. New YORK. PUBLIC TESTIMONIAL. TO MESSRS. TACKABURY BROTHERS, Map Publishers. London. C'W, EN'I‘I.E.\IEN,â€"IIAVING OBSERVED if AN ADVI‘IR’I‘lSEMENT printed in the Globe. signed John Ferris Ward, agent for Goo. C, 'l‘remain. which we consrdei unjust, and calculated not only to injure you in your business, but to mislead the public as well, we beg to present the following Testimonial. I’Ve, the undersigned, have carefully exa- mined the IIG~V Copper Plate Map of Canada West recently published by you, and find it to be very accurate and reliable, \Ve cannot speak too highly of the artistic skill displayed in the execution of the work, which needs btit to be seen to be appreciated. As subscribers for the Map, we are well satisfied You have redeemed your pledges, and done even more than you piorr’iised. To all wishing a really good Map of Upper Canada, we can recommtnd this work, as be. ing all the publishers claim for it. Augustl 1862. Signed, Gilbt Griffin, 1’, O. Inspector, London. L. Lawless, P. M., do Samuel Peters, P, L. S., &c., do W m, Robinson,i’. L. S,,&City Engineer do Wm . r\rlct'liaa’y. P. L, S, W. C. L. Gill, Registrar, 810... C. II Ferguson, Deputy Registrar, Co. Middiesex, do Adam Murray, Treasurer Co. Middlesex, do do Ja mes Keefer, Co. Clerk, do do John C. Meredith. Clerk No. 1 Division, Court, do W. Horton, Recorder, do J, Shanley, Master in Chaucer} , do Henrv C. R. Beecher, Q. 0., do E. Jones Parke, Barrister, &c., do John Carling, M.I’.P., do Kerr, McKenzie on Co. wholesale mer- chants, do Adam Hope «3: Co. wholesale merchants, do James Scott, G. Sec‘y B, A, O. of Good 'I‘omplars, do \Vm. Haskiirs,l’,L.S. & City Engin’r, Hamilton 'i'hos. A. Illyllio. 1’.ii.ti.. doc. do 1 Buchanan, Harris it (30., Wholesale merchants, do I). I‘vIcinis do (30., wholesale mer- ci’iants. do Brown, Gillespie & Co. do. do. do '1‘. B. Harris, Gd, Sec. A, F, & A. Masons, do John Hood Greer, Registrar Co. \Vontwortlr, (10 .lolrn Dewe. P. O. Inspector, Toronto. , Dennis tilt: Gossage, P. L. S, (be, do Goo. Iiodgins, Dept. Supt. Education for U, C.. ane author of Loveii’s General Geofiraphy, do Unwin & Miles, I’. L. Surveyors, 61.0., do F, F, Passmore, I’, L. 8., Ace. do 113’ The Public are cautioned against a map which is now being copied from the Copper Plate map in lytlrograph and advertised as Spralns, Bruises, Cuts, Galls, and all him-res to Borseflesh. Good for man and beast. Price, 25 cents per bottle. Bold by an 5319" in Radioiso- Tremain’s Map 01 (.‘airada VVost. TACKABURY BROTHERS. , London, Sept. 11, 1862, VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, mazciilos without stop- - «b. -.-».. . _.iA..-.,~ , __.‘. m . fl...” _ I , .q.., a . .w. . .-.. .ur. 5‘ av . . ., A. 4;. Goal 011 2 URE brilliant illuminating oil, ls 10ch per gallon; finest deodarized coal oil, 2s Gd per do; fine lubricating machine oil. also, boiled and raw linseed oils. Sash Tools, Paint and Varnish Brushes just received, and will be sold at city prices at ,_ , ,. _.WM. S. POLLOUK’S. Richmond Hill, Sept.’18. 1862. l‘JQ-tf AUTUMN E‘AIR. THE EAST YORK and the Township of Markham Agricultural Societies will hold a UMGN Farm Fara; All Markham Village, 7 0n Thursdav, October 9, 1862, For particulars see Large Bills. All entries to be made with the Secretary by the evening of the 8th October, or to be per- _ enrptorily excluded. , A' BARKER, Sac. 199-3 UNIVERSITY OF illllfiiilk GULLEGE. , Medical Department, CONDUCTED A'I‘ TORONTO! RINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF MF- DICINE, lion. John Rolph, M.D.. L; L.D., M R.C.S., England. , Midwifery and Diseases of Women and Children. Walter B. Goikie, M. D. Materia Medica and Therapeutics, Charles V. Berryman, I‘ll/L, M.D. Physiology, John N. Reid, MJ). Principles and Practices of Surgery. William Canifl', M 1)., M.R.C.S., England. Medical .1 urisprudenco, Charles V, Berry- mau, M.D., ILA. General Pathology, VViiliam C M.R.C.S., England. Chemistry and Botany, John Herbert Sang- ster, M A. Anatomy, Descriptive and Pliysio‘ogieal, Hon. John lloipli, M,D.. L,L.D., M.R.U.S.. England. Anatomy. Practical and Surgical, James Newcornbe, M.D., M.R.S.C., England, and 1.,R C.P, London. Curator of the Museum, S. P, May, Natur alist. Hon, John Roiph, fill), L.L.D., M.R.C.S. England, Dean of the Faculty. September 19, 186?. ':â€"r~* - sf“ ' ‘»=‘"-.‘ "9" .rs“.:'.’ * . . t. .. 1 w . -‘ ' STOVES, vs, strove NEW AND SECOND HAND, COOKING, PARLOUR AND BOX STOVES! , , Heavy Metal, \Varrantcd by a Willi-LIAM HODG-E, 561191;. Copper, Tin & Iron Plate Worker, Will be Seld CHEAP FOR CASH, OR APPROVED JOINT NOTES, As cheap as any House in Toronto or anywhere else. Richmond Hill, August 29, 1862‘. 196-6m EHEAP BOOT AD SHOE srofifi THE Subscriber begs to return his thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public and would inform them that be has greatly increased his STOCK, and has now on hand a very large assortment of Fill. llll llill‘i‘ll Of every description and style, Such as: Men’s Coarse, Kip, and Calf Boots, Boy‘s variety of style; also, a large quantity of trill ll. . willI lliiiil lliiiiii ‘l’iiiriil ‘lliiiii lliiiliiii moccasins q, ‘lrriiiu 1 mm”,- MD and Youtlis’ Kip and Calf Boots, Women and Children’s Boots and Shoes of every illiiiiiii’ "lliiiiiiiii "Ilrririrr 1liar T i Q l/ ER, SHOES, .- final: THE nor: .nmâ€"n-swwrm-......~-. - TEA Warrants s- No. 33 King Street, A; WE. t SIGN OF THE QUEEN,- Is the place in Toronto, to buy pure ., Billlli it“ lilllil Till, OT onlv because the proprietor-EDWARD LAWSON,is one of the oldest and most experienced Tea-bux‘ei‘s in the trade. but from the fact that Ire purchases his Teas in such large quantities at the Cargo Stiles. thereby eu- abiing him to sell at a very SMALL AD VANCE ON COST, Fulfilling tire old adage “ Large Sales. Small Profits and Quick Returns ;” a'so in census SUGAlts k), Fruits, t{spices rrirrii litrrirri He cannot be undersold. HIS BEfiSOUITg AND Are unsurpassed for qua!ity and price, all being manufactured on the premises, from the best material by first-class workmen. Iced and Ornamented W'cdtling 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 Ali Goods warranted as repre- sented. arid delivered free ofcliarge to the cars or in the city limits, In fact, be has on hand all that is Wanted to protect the feetâ€"«for any Weather or at? [‘le P121611 any season. which he is prepared to Sell at the PRICES FOR CASH l (i. hose requiring a really good Article, at a Cheap Price, are respectfully requested to LOWEST REMUNERIPI‘IVE Remember the Placeâ€"â€" No. {)3 KING ("VI o. .l,‘<‘.i‘?l’l‘, SIGN or Tun Qitsan. .1 71"?" ,1, any 1;- ;i *7":- fi/ ED is stir.th an“. W local, The Lectures commence on the first day of CALL AT THE I‘I‘OIHICIOI‘i October. and continue six months Toronto, F0115, 1882. MST-Gin Any further information may be obtained by applying to the Dean. the Hon. Dr. Roiph, "m “w? â€"" â€"- .‘ r if m. " - OPPOSITE THE GRAMIVIAR SCHOOL HOUSE RICHMOND HILL. 55V 7341’ v. ‘7 $9,? 4, “a p 9 31.31.35,? 0; 3’"‘,°,:C._ 19,, . ’ . gr. o. ill ie I. rJ‘y . ."- ,, 1‘ ~ ‘- A ‘ . r "‘ A ‘ -. -- __ , fl}. _ _ m- _ P7 Uplh’f’l’r’)? . A Rib Within the reach of all, by the use of II“ "’33 " ‘ “of 4”“? I PM" ‘l I" ~’ no, In "3 2‘ 06?, 0." 0. , DR. I)UCIL:II\“S VELllvl’l‘frillill DU- Q‘M‘Tlm‘fim “M “Mai”? :33; rid “113.33. 3’ ,Lnnwmmm,‘“VHMManfilfij‘n' riicsric rustricruigs, prepared from tire RI JIIM 0ND IIILL. ' w , .E. Prescriptions of the late Dr. Buchaii, Fellow ol __ Egg V AA the Royal College of Pirysicrans, «‘10,, file.â€" ,.i FTER this date, Pupils entering 11,10 1 Cures are daily made. and their clrrcacy proved [IL Senior Department during the Remainder the Stillllll-tl Terra, ll'i‘il he charged E3: 3.. m 3.? 5}" Order of the Board of Trustees, M. TEEFY, Secretary. iSS-t its“: a September 5. 1862. I TIIE iiro NAL Illil‘i’ll SEWING Illllblllllllbl l Esmsusnan [N 1845â€"PERFECTED IN 1862. , ECENT and important improvements hav- ing been put to this Machine. renders i so GENERAL. STflTlONERY, AT THE “ YORK EERALD” snort STORE. tiClâ€"‘IMOND iiiLL, At Lower Prices than is charged in Toronto. "0W “10 most Perfect before the Public: and Orders received for, and great attention paid to BOOKBINDING 1 VVbicb will be done in Plain or the Best Style of the Art, at moderate. charges. persons at a distance can order a Machine with a guarantee ofits prompt and safe delivery,and that they will be able to manage it to their en- tire satisfaction. No more breaking needles Iâ€" No trouble iii mak- ing any garment, however delicate orheavy,on the same Machine, either in cainbric, cloth or No more missing stitches! leather; and for dress makers, shirt makers, tailors. hat binders, shoe binders. or gaiter fil‘ ting, as well as for every variety of family sewing g, they have no superior, ( ad will be sold at a much less price than any other machine capable of doing the same range of wink. Send for Descriptive Catalogue of styles and prices. A few respectable Agents will be dealt with liberally. Address the IIOVVE Sewing Machine, 437 Broadway, New York New York, June 20, 1862. 186-13’ CHEAP FOR oasn : HE Subscriber. in 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'i‘ IIIS OLD STAND," BOOTS AND SHOES! ofevery 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 lo the inha- bitants of Richmond Hill and vicinity, that he has on haird quite air assortment of LADIES! 86 CHILDREN’S BUGTS 85 SHOES which he offers L 0 W f0 1° C a. rash 2 JAMES VERNEY. Richmind Hill, April 17, 1882. 177-Gm r ‘i'lE Subscriber bogs leave to inform his Friends and the Public generally, that he has filled up his Richmond Hill, August 29, 1862. An 0d Business in a R. H. H A L L IOOL BOOKSI AND 195 in thousand of cases, attested before the Alder- men at Guildhall, T1 " THE RIGHT “ON. .III“: MAYOR OI“ LONDON, and sitting Magii Irates of I‘l’larlborougli Street, 'l‘Vestiiriiisrer, ‘i‘Joi'slrip Street, Bow Street. (be. Used by the most celebrated Medical Men, Ciergymon. and others, Dr. Buchan’s Sugar-Coated Stir sparilla LJ 5. - Pills. It is a ll’ELii-KNOWN FACT that SAR- SAPARILLA is the greatest purifier of the blood in the world. KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE iâ€"The Bowols regiiiar1!~â€"Aird DEFY the DOCTOR!!! These Pills strike at the rootof each diseaSG, and are for the cure of every ailment incidental to Man ‘Wom‘an and Child, such as all eruptions on the Skin, Iridi- gestion, Biiious. Liver, and Stomach Court plaints. Generai lVeakness,Gont, iliruoma- tism. Lunibago. Pains in the Limbs, Head- aches, Sore Threats, and every complaint caused by irregularities of the bowels, ob- structed perspiration, and deteriorated and un- healthy blood. Tliese Pills work their way to the very roots of each disease, cleansing in then'passage. especially where mercury has 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 ilesiliilirm'lt) not (lo- lay l a clean stomach must make aclean body. A clean body will contain pure blood, uben the stomach,body, and blood are pure. from regulating aid cleansing the bowels, health is certain, Begin at the beginning, waste no time; strike at the root of your ailment. Again, 1 say. look to your stomach. One trial of these Pills will force conviction, Sold in bottles. at 1s. lfid" 25. 9d., 4s. 6d., and 11s. Dr. Buchan’s Invigorating Essence; For NERVOUS RELAXATION and GE- NERAL WEAKNESS. at once restore and invigorate with magical rapidity the nrost De- biiitated Constitution. thereby ensuring perma- nent health, increased strength, energy, arid a LORD EGS leave to intimate that he has REMOVED the Stock of the RICHMOND redoubled development 0H!” "lfiSCUIZLrSD'Sl6"‘- HILL DRUG STORE, to the New Store one door soutir of Van Nostrand’s Failure is lmPOSSlblei fm‘ Hotel, and has received LARGE ADDITIONS TO HIS STOCK. Which will be found complete, comprising DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE S'I‘UFFS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUME tY, BRUSHES, SEEDS, DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS, &c. 8w. &.c. Also, a complete STOCK OF C CONSISTING OF at the very lowest prices. for Spirits of Turpentine in paints; Just received BENZINE SPIRITS, the best substitute Also, Furniture and Coach VARNISIIES sucCess is as Certain as that daylight follows darkness. The only infallible remedy for acquired local and general dobiiity, nervous prostralion, depression of spi- rits, diminution of vital energy. emaciation, and for all female complaints. This medicine not only restores bealllr and strength at once, but increases the natural vigour of man in youth, maturity. and old age The properties of this invaluable res-invigorating Essence act directly on the nervous and muscular lsysteni, enriching, increasing. and purifying each par- ticular vital fluid; its action is neverâ€"failing, and in perfect accordance with the laws of na- ture. As the failing rain vivifies ilre 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 -.,: r , , 1 V - , to treat. 45. 6d., 113. or four quantities in IEAS, COFFLES, SUGARS, spices, suture, TOBACCOS, 33s- ’ 5" ' ' l’Vhicii have been carefully selected, bought for Cash, and will be sold for the same DR' BUCHAN’S VEGETABLE SKIN OIN’I‘ZIIEN’i‘, is the only one yet discovered that cures the . . : nrostinvetcrale sores, its effects are wonder- - 0 House Painter’s JAPAN 8L6 f - ~ - . - - . . . . q; a E? u o r 9 - ui, givnig instant relief to the sufferer. Many rlSt (llld' 10 l ‘1' h 1 H'“ A '10? 1862 ~ , thousands have used it. and declare it to be . . I tic mom i , pii m), . 1,8,6”, . , , n . , In asuperiormanner, andis nowprepaied 10(10 nthe best m we wond, 1t 1.; me only 9 GRISTINGâ€" On the shortest possible notice. He also takes this opportunity of returning his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage Ire has received during the past six years, and hopes to nrerit a continuance of the same. N.B. A choice lot of IIams, Bacon, and Barrel Pork, for sale. GEO. ARKSEY. Richmond Hill. Augusf5,186i3. 1“" ‘l .1 final“ courts to. sous, BEG T0 7 - . l f’ 5‘ Er" “’7‘”: ,- Na,ng murs. Old and deep-soared Ulcers, \l'ouirds, If TI is“ film’s v I,“ asflfilkg Elfin a'hlbl‘fllt1,1tlti‘., die. In. i,‘,:1. audio. .‘ltl. per lot. SINGLE OR DOUBLE! in. l ‘ . ‘lliui'lluiii "'irii “‘liiiirir "‘lriiiiu ‘lriii VENUE Subscriber has on hand, or will make to order to suit purchasers. and of the , best irraterials, HEAVY OR LIGHT WEmLâ€"MADE JANE DURABLEE .. or, "‘Il ‘liiii'iriiii “nil 1‘ "a bill ‘nlililll' pa ' will, "Iliirl 1h 1 J NATURAL REMEDY for all kinds ofsores arid skirt eruptions. it never closes up the surfaco of a wound whilst full of matter, but will first bring all to out again. The Pills aid the Ointment iii tiro followingâ€"Piles, Boiles, Briises, Iflxcoriations, Blotcires on the Face, Ulcers, Ring-worms, Sore i'ieadsz, Eyes, and Lips, Baldness, Chap- pcd Hands, Clial’cd Zrilt’ lllistercd Feet, Corns, Bunions, Ciiiiblains, Frost Bites, Scolds, Cuts, Bites, Freckles. Slings, Scrollilrt, King‘s Evil. Bad Legs, lad Breasts. Contractor! and Stiff Joints, Fisli'iias, Gout, Swolled Glands. Lum- bago, Rirouiiralisni, Vl’liillow, Sore I‘lipplos, ltlci‘c 'I‘lrroals, Scurvy, Sore Heads, Itch, 'l‘u- T1 ft} 1 t 1 ,1 qt An assortment 0f \Vfllps’ LATHES: 819- COUSIHHIIY on hand. Paient liodicino lllrii't,~.l.<riiso, ill, Iltirnrm 1a, rey rave aten re ., ore, 4:1,, 1,; . -_ V , 1. -..r.,., w. m _ , I , “HM”, “PM, , V l,“ W, a, $7,, t, , a, ., , z a 1 n sagv ., ,. E ,, yr, 7 ‘ syn/T ,, street, ...i.... ext , filtddtli it c i..( J, | mm malaise warranted to i. It, clock an. vaar p, 63,. 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