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Owing to urgent demands from Ireland on ‘ec put of the catt‘o dispme. imnoutmion of ' iofi é from Gieat Britun into Leland is pro- ‘ libited. LATEST COMMERCIAL stnndon. Anvzst. 26 â€"â€"-Ct)’rfon-â€"Sa3es onSatur-day, 12,000 bales, including 4,000 to IpeculatOrs and exnnrtews. The market is firm With an unwm-d mndency, although qudtations remain the same. of $3.4 ficuitural Soéiety of the Township of may, at their convenience, take Inch Waxes their pracficie skill and experi- encenmay suwgest in this matter, and that Um‘fibsuh 0' 1-inch delibemtiuus might be givk'n‘ 16 the public as soon as possible. Aisha-Prussian dinlnmats are to continue their negotiations as to the question of suc- ‘ceulwith the DUclnes. finnefline, 5th Con. Vaughan, 9. Sept. Int, 1865. We heartily concur with the views of our cannpondent, as to the desiribility of mak- ing" a'ome endeavor to reconcile the discord- ant View: and interests, connected with the question referred to. The suggestion with respect to Maple nohlvto us sound policy, and the alternaâ€" tiog of fairs, a. matter of simple justice. Could not the coming exhibition be made a union one between the Yonge Street and Vaughan Societies ? We apprehend that thus the intei'ists of both the Sociuties, and ‘l-hg chase they represent, would be effectual- SANDY HOOK, Sept. 5. . The a'tenmship Scntia. from Liverpool an “ac 26th ultimo, via Quoenstown 0n the 27th, puled'lhis point at 3.30 this afternoon. The‘politicd news is unimportant. LeNo'f‘fl exrflnins flue pnqitinn of the Fréfich Svitem fw a tnln "'m‘m via. C m‘vv Islands. Cane Vm-de, and t‘m snnthorn rout." It ssfs “were is d7crm11"a"emn~wt f'a-nm Hm f‘nfi- ure of the Gv-eat Eastmn. The new “we is in be completed fmm T’nw's tn Hw Cnnnw Is‘mdsfin two years, and the whole line withâ€" in five years. ghe‘Emancinafion Sfici’vty issues ah ad deed 'nnnouncinz its dissolution. “France says thatthe Wes‘tevn Powers trchnrertinz a. nrotest against the division of the Elbe Dutches. Bxgadstnfi‘s quiet and firm, with the excep- tioh of corn, which is easier. The London Times has an nMMriaY on the rehtinus of Americans tmvmd< Enfland. de- nies there exists any pretext, for war. and ule asksfnr dispassionate consideration of ofinim by Americans. A mutiny Broke out on board flue ship 9!. Hark, in the Mean. bound for Now ank. 1! wife mon'n’uefled. but Mr) secnnd mate and none of the crew received some severe injur- ieu. I] subserved.â€"Ed.] Provivgio'ns firm. Lard still had an advanc‘ iug_tgpdency. " NEW YORK The steamship Scotia arrived o’clock. LIVERPOOL, Aurrust 26 â€"Thn Telnsrranh Construction Cnmnmw is an cnn‘Hnnt afflue- cesh’iith the Aflanfic camp. that Nwov o‘f'erâ€" ed {0‘ contract with tho. Atlantic Te‘ezratdl Company to ref-over and cnmvflote the we- nent cable, and lay a. second during next year.. shocking Fratricide In West. ‘ Nissouri. heaEmwov-or and Emwmss have returned to on'ain‘e'nf'rnm S imrland. The Paris Temps alludin-r M (hp Austro- I’fuuiar} proceodivns with We duohies. poian out that Frame mav a‘wvnm‘iafe a ‘poiht 6n the Rhine wth it suits her, with just us much right as Prussia appropriated Lunenberiz. “offiriitish squadron has returned from Brest;- > - - It is our painful duty this mornin ; to re- coréthe' particulam of a most b- uml and savage murder, perpetrated in the township of Nissouri West onASaturday ni :ht last, the apparently of an old and bitter family feud. The details, as far as we have bnen 1|le to glean them, an: as follows -â€"Two brothers, named John and Samuel McDowell, together with their sister Eizu, came to Londoa on Saturday to dispose of some pro- ducé, and make some purchases, and on their return home the men became intoxica- ted.‘ John’s wife was away picking hnps .Vhen her husband and his brother I'CfllV'YlCll, and whe I she came back ll ey xx 00 boil] 55 md ing in front of the shanty. ' They appeared to be very angry, and hi :h words were pass- ing between them. John‘s wife let down the fence to get the cattle in") the vmd. when he interfered, tellierr 1 er it as oo in e in the nveniiig’to let the cows 1.1. She did So, now- .fiyu, then following Samuel into the many, 'gave him his supper, and began to I‘éhui'n. Just then her husband rushed in and engrin demanded why she had let the cows in at that time of the night. Some hard words passed. and John struck his wife on the head with his clinched list. This was ‘ what Samuel had anticipated, and to prevent V'hich he had come that niorht to his bro ‘ that": house. At the sight of the stroke he entirely gave wayto his passion, and rose hastily from the supper table and h )unded withteorihje ferocity upon his brother. With I hehv'vlblow of his fist h: sent him r -elm:§ to the lloor, then fell upon him, and cg'ettinar himijammed up behind the door. hear-tin to choke him by grasping him with his in em Itthe throat. True to woman’s in tit-ct, Mrs. McDowell i iterlernl to SLVC her husband, begging Samuel in piteous accents to desist from violence towards him, offering to suf- fer any tortures he might inflict upon her rather than see him hazmed. Samuel then allowed his brother to get up, and the latter had no sooner regained his feet than he called for the axe. Samuel got it for him, and seizing it with the ferocity of a maniac, hurled‘it over his head 'and threatened to chop down any one who would molest him. But watchin;r his opportunity. Samuel again u'zélfhiéh othe and folcei . i n to the floor, and during the scutfle Mrs. McDowell re- covered the axe and hid it away. Samuel the .rpir into, a, field and stripped to the uni t,§h' dared John to come and meet him In his; (I open tight. John again demandâ€" ed'tho upfront his wife, but she stated that the did kot‘knbiv where’it was. In a minute I_ do! thexfiifore,‘ 110p}; {hag {he Pirectors Arrival of the Scotia. "IKE MURDERER ARRESTED. I remain, Dear Sir, Yum-’5 respectfully REUBEN LEE. LONDON, Sept.4, 1865. Sept. 5. up at five more the horrible tragedy was enacted. Seizinor a stick which hud'been used to stir the tire, John rushed to meet. his brother in deadly conflict. He made one bound to clear the fence and to get at his brother, but triped and fell upon the ground. Samuel bounded upon him in an instant, and with great strength wrenched the from weapon his grasp, and as he lay partly stunned by the fall and nearly mad with rage by the injuries already received, Samuel lifted the stick and struck him with all his might three heavy blows upon the head. At the second blow John’s wife ran up, and threw herselfbe- tween the two men, and implored Samuel, in the name ofGod, to spare her husband. The wife lifted him up gently, and seeing, by the moon's bright rays, his upturned eyes and ashy countenance, and feeling that his pulse had ceased to throb, turned upon. Samuel McDowell and charged him with killing her husband. The death of his brother did not appear to disturb him much. He lay outin the bush all night, like a hunted felon, every moment expecting the officers ofjustice upon his track, and the fear of detection, instead of herring him to elude pursuit, seemed to paralyze his energies. The prisoner was committed to take his trial for the murder of his brother, John McDowell, at the next Assizcs. The sad affair caused an intense excite- ment. in the neighbourhood, and is the topic in everybody's mouth. On Sunday afternoon an inquest was held on the body of the murdered man by COrOA ner Flock, when all who had any knowledge of the Circumstances were thoroughl ex- amined touchinjr the matter. Dr. Iv onl'e, of London. made a post morth examination of the body, and sand that deceased had sus- tained a great many hurts and bruises in all parts of his body. The heaviest blow he stated, were inflicted on the mouth and nose. The skull was not fractured, but death re‘ sulth from concussion, which produced a rupture of the blood vessels olithe brain. A Female Borgiaâ€"~3he Destroys Six Lives by Poison. The New York IVorld publishes the fol- lowing ;â€"“IIa{nlilt()ll, Augustr30, last week a woman named Perkin, wife ofa respectable well~to»do farmer, near Brantf'ord, U. (1., finding herself upon her death-bed, sent for a clergyman and confessed that she had at dilf‘erent periods of her life committed six murders. and all by poisrm l At first it was imagined thnt she was delirious, but subse- quent inquiry has a’l‘orded ample corrohora tion ofthe poor wretch's statement. She said that she had a maina for destroyin ;_ human lie and it was only by the greatest self-re- straint that she could keep herself from secretly poisonin I all persons with whom she was on terms of friendship. She had, how- ever, poisoned tour childxen and two adults. and what makes the matter still more revolt- injr is the fact that two ofthe former were her own children. and one of the latter her first husband’s. "he children wee murdered in' England, and the adults in U mad-.1. She has been mar.i;d to her second husband for .m numher of years, and all the time passed For a very respectable industrious woman. Her up»: wane-3, h waver, was in lSL rev lit in;, and she was, in fact, the exact image of what we should imafine one ofthe weird sis~ Mars in “Macbeth7 to have been. She died soon aftn- making the above horrible dis- closure.” C(H'NTY Commaâ€"The sitting of the County Court of the united counties of York and Peel, in and for the county of the city of Toronto. commenced on Tuesday, the 5th inst., at. 12 o’clock, before the Hon. S. B. Harrison. The docket was vei'ysmall, eon- tuining only ten cases undefeuded, and these were cases disposed of in an hour. The sit- tings of this con t. for the united counties to- gether with the Court. of Quarter Sessions, will commence on Tuesdsy «text, at l2 o’clock. Pei-ties interested in appeal cases would do well to he in attendance at: the owning of the court on the first day, to prove their notices, as there exists a rule Of the court t > that effect. S()l.D.â€"A gentleman at a. ladies” fair, latelyY being solicited to buy something by a fair creature who kept a tahle, said he want ed what was not for saleâ€"a lock of hair. She promptly cut of the coveted curl and re- ceived the sum asked for it-one hundred dollars. The purchaser was showing his tvoghy to a friend. “ She rather had you,” said the friend ; “ to my certain knowledge, she only paid eight dollars for the whole wifi'.H f.n' a wl-it of" Habeas Corpus to admit Wayne W. Blossun, one of the Saunders” kidnap- pers to bail. The writ wm ordered to issue, returnable (m Mnnday ; mt we (Montreal Gazette) understand that the admission of' the prisoner to builwillbe resisted on the part ofthe Crown. 011 Saturday Mr. Devlin of Montreal, mud: applicm' :} to Mr. Justicer Beuthelut Nounâ€"Superfine held a! $5 (’0; Exlla $5 20 117/155 3.3; l)0u|t|e Exn'h. 75. Fall Whe:u(,â€"--Iu fa‘r danmndl V a $105. Spring Whamâ€"AL 3i” “5 a $1 ()0 l$:ule_\'.â€"â€"-su|d ru frum 650 ((17 76c. Peas.â€"Stsad3‘, from 5:! Kb 551‘. per bshl. UaLs..â€"m 3m: [(3 52c pen l‘shl. filmâ€"from 3B7 00 Ku $9 0” per ton. Apples, “(‘0 fl) $3 par barrel. Eggs â€"-â€"Fmsll l'rum wagon~ 11 f1?) |2§n per J02. Bualerâ€"~Fwsh is in large suppiv at, from 180 fl? 2|)c per. 1?). Beefâ€"4n dmnaud only fur local cnnsun‘plion. Calvus $4 fl?) $fie'1ch Shon $3 00 ((2 $4 UU each. Lambs $3 @ $4 l’flt‘. Pmalces ~62! to (40 cm. (In-w) per bushel, Slrhw~fron$7 (“‘10 $9 UO per ton. fitm fluntrtififmtntfi. BUTTER WANTED. Richmond Hi”, Sept. 7, 1865. FRESH BUTTER IN LB. BULLS. AL \V. S. Pollock’s, late Office Hours, 7 to 8 am. 8; 1 to 2 p m, DR. JAS. LANGSTAFF, LL purifies owing Dr. J. LANGSTAFI‘ are expeclad In owl and pay pvom my, as he has pa}ll|t‘llls nuw that mmt he uml. Mr, Wm Comisky is anuhmlzml to collect and EH“) rece'pls for me. Richmond Hill, Sept. 7. [365‘ HAVE TRUEGKS, WATER SPIRITS, CISTRONS AND PUMPS! John painsstafl‘, W S-run MILLS. Tuousiuru. September 7, {’56:}. Ono Shilling per 11) ILL he g van for any quamny of Good TORONTO M A R K E'I‘S. Manufactured and for Saie by G. A. BARNARD’S. Toronto, Sup! 6‘ l4-lf l4-Lf 14'” mond Hull, made up in the; has! manner. on the premises. in «6.33.7 mm. ffiliiénglvlql’mterns and Styles of Coloured Flnunuls. Wincey. 'l'weud. Linwy \Voolsey, find Heather Flannels. and will he S-nld at lhe Lowest Remuneratiug profit. (.Iull and see the assortment, at Wm. S. qulo‘bk’sJale ' LRCP. lam. mm Physician to Toronto General Hospiml. - Am’atmnv.‘ beam-imiva 3nd 'Kiu’gr'mL JO'VN FULTON, MD. MRCS. Eng. LRCP. Lon. Clinical “Mic‘nn an”? SI'Q'MV Clinical \hdichxn an”! S I-gm‘v JOHNI..KI\1G, MR. MRCFE Euw. and Physician to ’l‘orenlo Genand Haspital Genera‘ Pgli'liln- r CII\R[.E~‘ V. BERRYMAN. MD, MA. Fraction} Annlmnv- J A WHAJA‘W. Mr). film Demand"- tnr will attend as usual in the Dissecting Romn. Corn'm' of. 0)“ M '9:anâ€" S l" MA Y'. MDTrth'n'valist' 0n the 2nd (lay, of 09305013 N EW ; S HI R TS HE Largest, most Varied and the Cheap- estS'IYOCK 0F Silllil‘s, on Rich- ‘ 'j ‘ "3G. A..~BABNARD'S. Richmond Hill. Sept. 7;“.1865é‘. -‘ 14-1“ Eng. xV’ed'wfl Infievv'ndnnc 9 â€"- To whom anp‘v for am‘ fix xher iufornmlion Toxowln. Sept-nn‘wr 7. 1985. 144 ( hen1i<t'\'â€"- 9min" and Wall, when the‘ Examinations will he hnlh written and oral. VICTORIA COLLEGE I Materiu Mod-on agd Thhmvmmicgfi C“ A Rh"; V “ERR IRMA v,“ MT). NIA MEDICAL FACULTY. B/I’EDICINE and Medical Pathologyâ€"- Surgrflf Mad Snraicnk-Pnt‘mlngmpâ€"n I v -. x :10" NEWCUWW'RvaWTMRCKEn'L Dean of the Facnhvâ€" Anderson, Mrs 'M - Anderwou. Andrew B‘nckhurn. Miss S Bmd RN". '5. Rnwmnu. 'l'hos. “I'wwu. S "fillings-r. Harry B:1k(‘l‘,1\“59 E (Imnthl, Mrs T D (‘osgv-uva. B anplngfL W (‘2) \lidwifery and Diseases of Women and Chil- dren - Craik. \Nuléer Chapman. G honer. E Dal‘cv, John (‘3) Fu‘I-el. Andrew Fraser. W C. Gluvm. N rs M.. jr Graham, Miss M Harris, J I‘ :‘Innrir'k, Mrs A rtnnel. C. F HiH, l)‘. Hm-pur. (‘hnrles Home. 'Hamy Illlls, it IN THE MATTER OF” CORDS of Dr\' BEEDH and MAPLE 5 GURUWOOD. fur Mle l‘hean. Appl) at the “Herald” Ofiica', Richmond Hill. 13 (ARFHIBALD BARKER. of Ihe Village of Markham. County of York), have beén ap« pointed Official Assigneo2 of his Estate and E'Fects :â€"and they are required to produce before me within two months from this date, their Claims upon the said Estate, under outh, snecfiying the secufity they have,if any. and the value of it; and ifnono, stating; the fact,â€"with vouchers in support of such ciainas. A. BARKER. HE CREDITORS ofthe Insolvent are notified that T. the undersizncd. v afid I’llEfiCiiflll lo fur‘gtofiGeZPZJIJSVinlgl‘ nstitums of W'Ifdi'cine-Q A h > JOHN N. REID. MD. Markham Post Office, Blst August, 1865. YOUICAN, GET A SET OF_ Double Harness for. - $15.00 Single Harness for. - a $10.00 WHAT NEXT ? EQUALLY LOW PRICES. Good fluclliuc Oils In ELEI’H\NT and ROCK OIL. A: Wm. S. Pollnck’s, 'ale THAT PRIME MESS PORK. Every Collar \Vm'rantod. Richmond Iliil, Jum- 9. I9F5. I 3m Pdchmoud Hill, July 2’4. 18135. Ricbmm'i‘l mu, Augusé 10 W H. Myer’s non. JOHN ROI.PH,1\ID. MRCS. Eng. Card “7004" for Sale. INSOLVEN'I‘ ACT, 1864. For Autumn & “’inter. JOHV HERBERT SANGSTER, MA. MD. um, JoumoLPH. MD. LLB, MRCS. WA'KI‘ER B GEIKIR. M D‘ HAMS A'ND BACON! NOT‘IER‘ S'uppr, fully better than tho last. for the same mouev. T'Ia LECTURE; wiil nnrnmrnce And all other Goods in Hm Line at notified that T. the undersigned, All Anicles guarranled Good and And comimm Git Months JOSHUA C. CUMMER, ‘ An Insolvent. G, A, BARNARD’S. udn JOHN ROLF”. 56 Gerard street Md. Tornth “1M. ATKIVSON’S. ' ‘ ’ TYNE“)? 5‘9”. ugust 10 ’65. ' Lawrence. Miss E C Muushaw, Gserge Mulhieson. W Marshal. Mrs S Mannie. Bridge! M vrtcnu Josuph McConnghv F M‘Kinuall Fiukay Yv'tleu'Â¥onl. Ruben. Quantz, W H _ 1 Rumhie. J \hh Smith. anrmlce Shappard. Charles (9) Smith. MISS [1 Simpson. K Sutherland. unhn 'l'avlnr, Jnhn Tmlor Faunin :3 Mi" Jofmson'. Jicob man) 'l‘nrnhuH. Miss Waikrr. James \Vilkinmn. Eliz‘ Wilson, John M. TEEFY. RM. Oflicial Assignee. g Mm Ann 8-“ Good Common Vinegar. . . Good Mnlt Vinegar . . . . . . . Bast M iii! Vinegar. .. . . . . . . Burdflanx. Vinegar. . . . . . . . . Best White Wine Vinegar. At Vim. S. Pollock’s, iaro Air-Tight and Fmstâ€"Pmnf Dom! We ruquire somethng of the kind to render (Jul-side duors proof agalust an- and fromâ€"this invenlion will doublle meat the Casa, and will ha found both cheap and 'tffiuiem lt (Eflllllnalldn‘ itself to the junga-nem ol't hose who invasziuale lhewnauor. as hem-calculated to save: fual, and to render a family residenc’o more henllhv aad wimp-live. MR. WM. MACEY. Sunâ€"Having 'ried your "Patent Air-tight and Frost-,n'nol’ Door.” l have reason to believe hat it is an excellent contriv.mce, and calcula- ted to conlnhnle much to [ha "01er ul' [now who adopt 'IL. I am ul'opmmn that much less w.qu will be rcquired w Ilenta house in the “inner saasun if your pawn: is applied to [ho outsida doors of a re~idencm MR. WM. M \cvzv. W. G. C. nails M. all the Stores between 'I‘urmnn and Richman Hill tsve-ry two weeks. and sanIiHs Conl'cctionary of all kinds at the Lowest Wholesan prices. Turouw, July 20, lt‘fifi. Hwng adopted the principle in my resi- dr-nce. you hu‘v-u thereby [he lost evidence. lhai I comiuer your patent worthy the uneuumr of {he public. SIRâ€"l have examined your model of newly luv-Muted duor, and consider it supurior lo anv rhng l have seen for stopping draughls and frost, and think it will gremlx' save fuel, save hea-lll and prewul daumgo from frost. It is I'kewire a soup. Yours, «856.. Xllfazat School. 0n MONDAY. the 7th insmnl. and will be happy to receive {ha palm“:ch of parents who have children of a tender age. Mn. Wu. C. MAGLL; Sunâ€"Your Air-tight Door seems Iikelyto meet wi'h fibeml ‘l'avor from the public, ' AFFAIRS OF "SHE LATE Mr. GEORGE DOVE. Open an' Infant School W. Gr. CASTELL, CONFECI‘IUN ARY I PHflTflfififiPglfl ARTIST GA,LLERY= 48 KING ST. EAST, Richmond Hill. August 4. 1865‘ CA R D PHO'I‘OGRA PIIS ! REDUCED TO $1.50 PER DOZEN. ERSONS desirous of having their Photo- graphs lnken will find it h: [him advantage to call and examine his Specime‘ls. as he is now taking Pictures in a” :he Inlesl sqles of the Art at. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! BIBLE SflCIETY BEPOSITORY, SCOTT’S‘ BOOK STORE. CONVEBIENT Shop to Rent, With two I Rooms. shunted In the best bl!~'lI|PRS purl uf [he Vil‘age. and adjoining lheHmrlld office. There is n gond (-pening for a \Nalchmukvrr in this neig'lberhood. Apply at the Yur/c He ulrl “flit-e. leunbné Hm, July 13.1865, 6‘ VINEGHRS! Richmond Hi“, June. “365 Mme: Demarest’s Fashion Banks, (CE-OBEY! Pocket Banks, Purses K: Wallets SCOTT’S. CHARLES SUDDABY, Richmond llil‘. July 25. 1865‘ (‘ ARMENTS made to order. in the Latest Slylv, and a gtmd fit. warranted. UTShop nearly oppusito the Buttonville Post Office. - Richmuild Hill, July 27, 1863. Richmond Hill. Ju‘y. 1855 Toronto. June 9. I865, PATENTED. JUNE 16, 1865. QT : Corner of Toronto Street, (OVER mm's BOOK STORE.) anosvmw, August 10. lit-5 EGS lu inmnate lo the Inhabitants of Riclh mund 11:” and vicimu', thal sheinteuds to PURE AND UNADUL'I'ERATED Tailor, BUTTflNVILl I}, MARKHAM. J. PENROSE, 363 Yonge Street, Toronto. MISS ALICE HAYWARD Cheap and Good VERY CHEAP. AT NOTEOE. RICHMOND HILL BRANCH G. A. BARNARD’S. MACEY’S SHOP TO RENT. flailing-ESE W .632} : , Rxcmnmu HILL. July'ZOth, 1865. FOR AUGUST, RICHMOND HILL, July lst. 1865. JAMES LANGSTAF‘F. M. D. Yours truly RICHMOND “ILL. July 4. l86-3. MANUFACTURER 0F M. [E EFY, Postmaster. AMOS WRIGHT, M.P.P. AND Adm iuislraior Riuhuxbnd Hill .lq 4d gallon . ls 8d gallon .23 I’d gnllun .23 6d gallon .35 Ud gallon Jim l-lm 8va OF 95 King Street East, Toronto, DEAR CHURCH smurr, IS prepared to wait upon any who need his professional servicns in older to preserve- their teeth, or re‘ieve sufi‘uring and supply new 189th in the most approved style. Also to regu- late the teeth of those who need it. Consultation free. and all work warrantad. DBAUUN’S TAMILY MEDIUINES! DEACON’S FAMILY VEGH‘ABLE PILLS Actgently ye! effuctually: may be taken dur- ing any umploylnunt, at any time. and cven In‘ tho mos! delicaie female. DEACON’S STOWACHIC VEGI'I'ABLE KITTENS, As a general Tonic, or Strengthening Medi- cine to brace and invigorate the frame. none can be boner. DEACON’S Pl LE OINTM ENT. LL. Parties are hereby prohibited from pegocinling a N1)'I'E,drawu br me and endorsed bv WILLIAM CLIFFORD. in favour of Anna»! LAW, amounting to $7 lSâ€"daled August IS. “465. and due one day after date. â€"as no value has beau received for the above Note. HAS been nppoimed agent, for the County of York. for the above valuable Madi- cines. which have been harms the Canadian public lor the past seven years, and have given universui saliéfacliouâ€"he can therefore. with confideuca. mcounnrnd (hundreds of Testi-no‘ ninls could be given if required. shewing the benefit derived therefrom.) their use for their sevuml virtuos. A soothing and nstringem applicuion : and, as Inr us an application can he c" any' service, more snwthiug and much more astrmgmut. than any hitherto prepared. The majority of cast». find speedy relief bv its use. DEACON’S WORKING MAN’S FRIEND 0K HEAL ALL. An excellent remedy for Rheumaliam. Er_\'si- pelas. Strains. Bruises. Cuts, (.‘ni'blnilw. 50m anont. and violent l‘ains m Bar-k or Side. the ofl’acls of the Heal All in the above cases are mfiuishing, t'lrequeml) removing all pain in a few hours. DEACON‘S LINIMENT. For Cuts, Guacked “unis. and all kinds of 5031's on Horses and Callie. W. S. POLLOCK; BBEAB SIBISEHF? BAKER NOTICE. DEACON’S VEGI'I'ABLE COUGH PILLS One or two Doses generally remove the cold. DEACUN’S Mixture for Ch(-!era, Diarrhoea, and Summer Complaints, equal In if not. bet- ter than any mher medicine made. DEACON'S unrivallud Cough Bulsam, Coughs, Culdw, Cunaumplion. Asthma. 6n: Markham. August 17, 1865, The ufest and hem Medicines in use in Canada. DEACON’S Antibillious l‘ills. None he‘- ler in use. DI'ZACON’S Eruptive Ointment for all kmd 0! skin diseases. DENTISTRY.. Richmond Hill Bakery! G. A. EARNARD w. c. ADAMS, D- D- s EGS leave In "wiry the publlc that ha ha- purchused [he business and guud wxll of J. Huyward’s estrlxiislxmenl. and that hub, prepared to furnish BREAD and FANCY CAKES to those who may honor bun with their patronage. PicI-Nic pHrfies and Tea Meetings supplied a! the lowest possible rams and on the shortest nulice. Store and Dwelling in he let! Richmond Hill, Juno, 1865. CENTRllfiJV silunlell in (he host bar! of Ihe Villagvâ€" well "lame-(l for n Milllner. Sho ‘mnker. 'I'uilor or l'in Smith «(ha lam-r is much neededin rhea \‘lllngu, no shop lming wuhiu {our milks, and flu excellent Trudr might lie dam. The" Hausa ‘cmnuns four romns, panu‘y and splendid cellar, wolud shed pum v, and other convemenrm. with a small garden attached. Rem moderate. Enquire of TO EPICURES IN TEA! Sun-dried Java Young Hysnn Tea The first of the kind ever sold in [he noighhor hood, and the finest. mo~t heallhv, and econo- mical Tan imported. A trial WI” nonvim-e of its superioritv. Also. just received. a véryfine Qanlity cf Young and Old Hyson‘ Teas. only 33 9d per 1b.; finest Mayune, Yeung Hyson, Japan and Black Teas, 4s 6d per lb. At Wmi 5‘. Pollock’s. late G. A. Barnard’s; Richmond UJI Aug 16, “~65. ll-lf PHflTflERflPHIE ARTIST Gallery, Amblcr’s Hall. Reduced to $1 50 per dozen], t'nrthe next. mrae weeks, as {he proprir-Ior intends leaving at the expiration of that time. (1:? Those wishing extra copies from old Negatives. must send in their orders immedi- ately. RS. Those indebted to the above are re. quested lo cal] and settle u‘p forthwith. nj-A. M. H. has concluded to remain a few days longer, on account of the rush of business. . CARD PHOTOGRAPHS ! FEW??? “in: “‘2' 5. 1865: RICHMOND “ILL, August 10. 1865 Juan. 1865. All orders strictly attended to‘ Richmb‘nd Hill. July 14. “‘65. on great strength. fine flavoured. and delicious drinking. just, get some of our A. M. H0030, RICHMOND HILL. R. H. Hall, Chemist K: Druggist, RICHMOND HILL G. A. BARNARD‘ JOHN MORTLEY‘ Q-ly 11-4 11f 61f for (C . ‘ YORK HERALD” BOOK STORE, Richmond. 251111; At Lower Prices than is Charged in Toronto,’ Cotton Goods 50 per cent. below last year. Dress Goods in great variety. Five per cent. Discount for Cash. 3 JOSHUA R EID. B 0 OJKBINEDING, VVhiuh ml! he. done in plain or the best siylc of Alt,at moderate charges. Richmond Hill. Mav‘1865. h lst Prize for SingieM-mzflefifiamess Dry Goods Groceries, Eofiis 51811003, Thornhill, June 30, 1865. Men's Long Strong Boots. from - :th 75 Men's Good C(flmurgs, from - - l 25 W‘omcn’s Fine Boots, from n - l 00 “ Slippers, From - ~ - - 0 63 “ Gaiters, from - - â€" ~' I 75 Children’s and Boy’s Boots, from 130 upward-.- CustomerWork done as usualéthe best, cheapest and neatest. Sell Boots Cheaper than any in the Village, at MONTREAL HOUSE, THORNHILL. East York and Markham Societies, at their Union Exhibitions held at Markham Village. North York Agricultural Society held at New Market. King do do held at L'iSlCE‘y. Vaughan do do held at Bur-wick; ‘ Also by Yonge Street. Agricultural Sacicty, at Richmond Hill, for [her past three years. Confidpm from his above sum-ass“ and thn pa'mnngo he has hitherle received. that ha cu suitimendiug purchasers. W. H. respuacu'ullv suliuits t :3 impecmr'n of his present stock of SCHOOL BUGKS! WM. HARMSUN”S SINGLE AND DQUBLE HARNESS Together with a good seloclinn of mlu-r ArlicIPs in animation with the 'I radu. which he is prepared Lu dlSpOb‘G urn; Low Prices. arr Collars aré all "W 'arrantea. Richmond Hill, Inn». 1865. WM. ATKENSGN. 6mm mm W; Regs leave to return thanks for the liberal patronage hiihortd bestowed on him. and in asking acoulinuanree nflhe same, would ante that he keeps cousxuully on hand the choicest and best lot of A 1‘ ‘ m 1‘ '1 ’ L X ‘- 11 ‘4 1 I: RM ‘1 1 “law ' 14. v.“'v.wsnm Mum “w "w “Smumu ‘hmu‘n “W AND PROVISEONS To be Obtained north of Toronto, among which xvii! he found Teas, Sugars, Candles, Cheese, Spices. li'u'hius. U'augus. Crackers, Fish, Hams, “Jean. FLOUR AND FEED ! CROCKERY AND GEASSWARE! W. A. Would ca” special attention m his CC? 'I"s., for which he has won so high a reputation. They are the finest flavored lug-the market. OIL CAKE. OIL CAKE. OIL CAKE. Cobstantl} ‘03 hand, which no person that keeps a HorscuPig, or Cow‘ should be wit»...ut.- ' ' ‘ - ‘ Richmvad mu, June; 1895.; yr; Particular attention given to Richmond Hill. June 1865. And all «her Articles usually kept in 3 Grocery S(ore : a'so. on hand a good assortment of FIRST PBIfiE HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT, ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. DRUGS AND FANCY GOODS, GENERAL STATIONERY FRESH ARRIVALS 0F BLT" CA LL A'i‘ By t‘le following Agricultural Sucieties To which has been awarled the STORE. FOR YOUR TO T [I E" " ‘W‘ AT THE AND ROBERT SI VERS’ 33m