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It has been sarcastitally remarked of the Scottish marliage luw that he nzust he a prudent, hacheior who sz say that, ac- cardiacr to it, he is not married. The dil- ficulty appears to he quite ~n another direc- tion in (the United States, and judgingr from the divorced advertisements so common in Ihe American papers, she must be a wise wife who can say that she ix»: married. Managing Committee, Amos “Wight, Esq, Mr. David Boyle, Mr. Wm. Harrison, Mr. A MOBGJ), Mr. George Newberry, Mr. R. Law, Mr. Robert Hal]. During the evening the following gentlemen were elected as officers and managing: Committee for the ensuing am): 311'. Uri [1‘ Porter, President; A. M. Lafferty, "\l A , 15st Vice Presiâ€" dent; Mr. II. Hall, 2nd Viceâ€"President; A. M. Hood, See. and. Librarian; A. Law, qu., Treasurer. An alarm offire occurring during the discussion, the audience dispersed, def- fering the demsiou to a future period. Aflirrmfive, Messel‘s H. Hall and A- “H‘ight, Esq The Negative, Messrs. G. 11. Porter, A. Law, Esq, and A. M. Hood. ' Last Tuesday evening, the officers and several members of the the above society in this village, met in the Temperance Hall, and held a public debate on the following question, “ Resolved thatti‘iul by Jury is a greater boon to society, than a Free Press.” Mr, Robb. H. Hall occupied the Chair. The question was discussed by. the following gentle- At the approaching session of' Parlia- ment, it is to be hoped that the consid- eration of the subject of opening up the vast territory we possess in the North West. Will receive the careful attention of our legislators; and not only this, but, we trust, the work of opening up that territory by means of roads and other lines of communication will, as much as possi ble,bc accelerated. We areglud to observe that the Government have already taken steps in the right direction, 21* We understand Mr. Brigelund and a stuff of men are now engaged on the read be tween Fort William and Red River road, however, we understand, presents un- usual difficulties and unless that gentle- man received very large additions to his force after he left 'l‘oronto, we fear very little of' this ‘much desired work Will be accomplished bcf'ore winter. The total distance between the two points, Fort fl illiam and the lied River Settle» ment, is something over 603 miles ; and this through a Country intersected by streams. swamps 850., so that our readers can easily perceive tlut without a strong body of workmen, a great deal of time will bene ass-4rin occupied in its con- structiom On the other hand if a liberal grun- is nude at the ensuing session, commu nicution, we have no doubt, could be established with Red River through our own Territory before the close of next summer Aside irom the advantage that would accrue to us from the open< mg up for settlement of this territory, fertile in mineral and agricultural rc- sourccs as it is described to be, and we have no doubt it is; we Would secure the whole trade of the Red River Set- l tlement, which in itselfwould, we think, i amply compensate us for the outlay which would be entailed ; we trust, there- fore, that the coming session of Parlia- ment will not be allowed to close with- out an energetic movement in. this direc- tion. Meohanics’ Institute. Nm'lhtcm Raimziy of Emma} Going Going Mails made up at the Rlcnmond H111 Post: Office. Until further notice, the mails will be closed at this Post Olfice as follows: Southern. . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘ 6.30 RM. NB. REGISTERED LETTERS wiH require to be handed in 15 minutes before the time of closing. The I \ M: TEEFY, Postmaster. Richmond Hill, May (3. 1867 N 4 The North ‘West Ter- ritory; RICHMOND HILL ZNOV‘ 1, 1867 “Lunmuh‘u HILL. BTATIOH CHANGE OF TIME. Northern Mail ‘ . . . . . . . . . Southern Mail . . . . . . . . . Mail for Almira, . . . . . . . . “ Cushcl, . . . . . . . . “ Gmm‘ey, . . . . . . . “ Head ["0 rd. . . . . . . H Victoria. S ,1ual'e, North 7.55 A.M. South 9.33 A.M. SUBSCIMDE FOR. York. Herald, $1,00 a year New Advertisemens. EVENING MAIL. ijaréa 139mm. MORNING. . . . . . I 11.00 A. M. . . . . . ‘(on Tuesdays . . . . . l & Fridays. May 6, 1867. . . . . . 4.56 RM. . . . . _ 8.14 RM. l i i Mr. Gould. of Milton, presented a beautiful carriage, on which'we noticed Taylor s patent springs, the particular feature of which is, that the weight is taken from the centre of the axletree. which adds much to the strength and look of the article. Clark. of Yorkville, zmd several others exhibited Buggies. Wuggons, 820., some of" which were very good. Many other articles such as Straw Cutters, portable Cider Mills, Seed drills we pass by as they are too numerous to identify,and enter the tent Here the first thing to be seen was a‘ large display of roots stretching up one side; the potatoes were a very fine sam ple', but carrots, turnips, wurzel, beets. &e., were not so fine as we have seen. no doubt the late drought may account for such. Passingr from the roots we came to the Saddler’s corner, where several parties exhibited specimens of‘ their workmanship. Martin Burns of Cluirville, had a very neat set of double harness for which he took the first prize; several other sets showed good work, and several others we think. from their plain- ness would have looked better at home. ' Passing on those who liked music, had the opportunity of having such from an hm‘mcnium that stood next in the row, from which a person was sending;r forth tune after tune. The next in order was a large number of' Sewing Machines, the kinds of‘ which are all too well known to require a word. Turningr to the centre oF the tent containing fine arts, the ladies work, diary produce &c., we saw a very fine display which would be to difficult to identify; ‘quilts, fine shirts, knited mits, gloves, crotchet work, were articles executed with the nicest taste. a Several grain cushers wore exhibited, Said to be capable 01" crushing: from 50 to 80 bushels per hour; from the sim- plicity of'the article, they cannot be very expensive, and no doubt one would soon pay for itself in any farmers barn. , A Mr Caster presented several arti- ‘ 015 of his own invenzion which drew con- , sidernble attention. The first was a Idirching machine, which, if capable of working as described, cannot fail from becoming a most usel'ul ariiele to th e Canadian farmer. P is high time that many of'thom be awoke to the necessity of such improvements on their land, and learn the secret how their farms may be increased downward as well as outward. He also had a hay fork, a thing of the most simple nature for which he was taking: orders for three dollars;- he deâ€" clares it would lift off a load of hay at three drafts, but supposing it would take six, it would pay every farmer to get one. The same genius had a Hy drostatic engine, intended to take the place of a water-wheel, so that mills may be run with much less water, to almost any power. The Vaughan Township Agricultural Society held their Full Fair at Buxwick, on Wednesday, the 23rd instant, and, we are happy to say, was a complete suedeSs, and gave indications of being, before many years, one of the best fairs in the country. The weather and roads gave every inducement for visitors,v and at, an early hour large crowds began to pour in from every side and soon presented a gathering of several thousands- The number of enteries for exhibition! were very large and to a great extent‘ good The horses were numerous, in excellenuconditiol., and made a fine show in the ring. Mr. J E Davis, from ourl village, as usual, took the first prize with} his splendid carriage team. Toe cattle were not so numerous, but there were1 some splendid ones present. among which were several yoke of oxen Well worthy of a place In the show. The enteries of sheep was extremely large, and we think of' as fine a. quality as we ever saw. It is indeed no wonder that dissatisfaction should often arise among exhibitors at the decision of' the Judges when called upon to find a dilferenee where but little‘ if any, exist. Mr. Colley, of' Albion, Mr. Jackson, of To"onto tip Mr. Bell of York, Mr. .Jamieson and Mr, McNair ot' Vaughan, and others showed some splendid pens in the various classes. There were Fanning Mills shown from several makers. Mr. Thos. \-\ ilson of' Richmond Hill, surpassed all the rest, and soon had on its side the ticket hear- ing the first prize‘ 0n coming to the mechanical work, we found thatde )al-tment very largely i-eprcsented,'aud some of the 'very best specimens of workmanship we ever Wit- nessed at one of' our country shows. The principal exhibitor was Mr. Abell of Bui‘chlgh-mn whose establishment We saw some articles which spoke at; once of him being able to px'oduce work equal to any in the conntrv. A thresh- ing m:\0hin.e bearing thefirst prize ticket from l"z'0\'incial exhibition won much admiration; we noticed one improve- 111entr.‘wl.ieh cannot fail of'being a great advantage on m my occasions, that; was 3' Smallcontrivance by which the long straw canvas’ may be turned at an tingle. so that the straw may be carried in any direction. He had also several reupers, mowers, ploughe, ugol: of “'luola appeared to be got up in the very best stylei' Brown, Neil, & (30., also present- ed some good ploughs from a Burwick‘ establishment. l The show of pigs was small in proâ€" portion, but those present were by no meansinl'erior, We next came to the l'owls, this department was not largely represented, but a few coops of each; we all know individually, they are but small Value compared with the stock by which they were surrounded; but the object of posseSsing the best kinds should he no less. \\ ith those present we find no fault as their were some splendid specimens eqhibitcd. One coop con- taining three small speckled fowls for beauty could not be surpassed, and the sort would become profitable, as the owner said they layed continually. Vaughan Fair. Dr Colby’s Anti-Costive and Tonic Pills supply a. long felt want. Do you use Jacobs’ Liquid. If not try a bottle and you will never again be without it. When the Council adjourned to meet at Mr. Sexsmith’s Inn7 on Tuesday, the 17th of December next, at. ten oclock, A By Law was passed fixing the place for the nomination of Reeve, Deputy and Councillors, at Ballintrae, on Monday, the 23rd day of December next. and reappointing the Returning Officers of last year; viz : for the 1st Divissim, Mr. Thos. Lloyd; 2nd Diviâ€" sion, J. W. Collins, Esq; 3rd, Mr. S. T. Dogherty, and the 4th, Mr. Edw. Reynolds. 1 On motion of Mr. Clubine, seconded by Mr Baker, the foregoing agreement was confirmed. An agreement was entered into be tween the H eeve (in behalf of' the Cor- poration) and H Q. St George, Esq, for a right ofway 3 rods wide around Wilcox Lake, on the East side, for the sum of $110 to be paid on the comple- tion of title for the same. On motion of Mr. Baker, seconded by Mr. C ubine, the Treasurer was authorâ€" ised to pay the claims presented for damages done to sheep by dogs, when in receipt of funds. On motion of Mr. Clubine, seconded by Mr. Macklem, the collector was instructed to rexmt the dog tax charged to Mrs. Mary MoCny. On motion of Mr. Clubine, seconded by Mr Macklem, the sum of $10 was granted for the relief of Robert Heal, to be expended under the supervision of Mr. ’l‘hos Cosford. Mr Jones, seconded by Mr Macklem, moved that the conditions of the appro- priation of $30, to be expended in Stouffville, by the Municipal Corporation Murkham‘ be complied with, and that the Municipal Corporation of Whit- church appropriate 3 like sum of $30, to be expended on the Town Line in Stouffville, and that the said amount be taken into consideration when striking the municipal rate, and that John Jer- man be a Commissioner to expend the same, when collected. On Motion of Mr. Clubine, szconded by Mr. Baker, the time for expanding the appropriation on the Road between Lots 15 and 16 in the 2nd COIL, and at Lot 18 in the 3rd Com, was extended to the lst day of November nextv Claims for damages done to sheep by dogs, duly attested by Lyman Bogart, for $8, and Adam Hastings, for $6, presented by the clerk. And the petition of the Wiiow Mary DIcCoy, praying to be relieved from dog tax, not having had one for a year past, together with the certificates of several of the neighbors to that effect. “ Shop Teeth,” no doubt to let every passer know that if he or she was not satisfied with the set supplied by nature, heeould supply as good and cheap as any one else A large quantity of home made cloth of many patterns and quali- ties, nert came before the eye, from that to boots and shoes of neatest work. Coming to the fine art department, there were many beauties to please the eye. A large number of oil paint- ingspt' landscapes and various scenes by land and water was much admired by the spectators A large number of specimens of' halr work, were exhibited and looked very pretty. The sentiment displayed in a wreath composed of locks of hair, each of a. different kind was very beautiful. Doctor Peck showed a specimen of his Also from the clerk of Markham, notice of a grant, of $30, on the Town Line, in the Village of Stoufl'ville, on conditions that the Council of Whit- church grant, a like sum. ' PETITIONS. The several following petitions were presented and read from Jared Lloyd, Esq., and Mr. Robert Smith, load Uommis:ioners, asking for an extension 0? tinxo For nxponrling the mmmy granted on the roads under their supervision. Also the petition of Thos Cosford and 21 others, praying for relief for one Roby-t Heal, a cripple, and in deetitute circumstances. The Lords prayer in a frame, as a specimen ofpemnunship we think the most beautiful thing in this part of the exhibition. As a prize was offered for the best writing of children under six- teen, 3 number of specimens were to be seen, but with the exception of one or two, they were not so good as they mightha‘ve been. Minutas of last mceiing road and approved. Read a communication from Henry Grist, Esq, .with cheque for $41544, Clergy Reserve mbney apportiontment for 1866. . Another move brought us to the end, which was filled up with a large quanti- ty ofbrcud, cheese, hunter, honey and soap, which after all may have been the most useful things present, considering we yet require eatuble to sustain a. lile, which requires much sweeting, and soaping to make it what it should be: The above Council met at Mr. Fred- Chinn’s Hull, Stoutfville, on Tuesday, the 22nd inst., at the call of ‘the Reeve. Members all present. The Reeve, Edward Whelerl Esq., in the chair' Throughout the day exerything went quiet, with the exception of one thng that occurred in the afternoon ; while showmg the horses a team brose away from its driver and ram through the ground, driving the people in all direcâ€" tions. They were soon captured with- out doing; any serious injury. Whitchurch Council. COMMUNICATIONS. Mri Robert Ferris has become the proprietor of the well-known and valu- able Stallion, “ Comet,” imported by Mr. Copeland,Cobourg, about three years ago. 'I he Horse was bred by Mr. Wilson of Braemar, Aberdeenshire,Sc0tland,he is now 7 years old, and in his prime. It is Mr. Ferris’ intention, to travel this beautiful animal next session. We hope that the friends of Sabbath Schools in this neighborhood will not forget the meeting of the Sabbath School Association on the second Satur- day in Novenber, at the Temperance Hall, in the village of Richmond Hill. The President will take the chair at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, when the opinions of delegates from the surround- ing Sabbath Schools will be heard on the following question : “ Does the sys- tem of’giving rewards to the chlldren tend to promote the interests of Sabbath Schools? Let each Sabbath School appoint several delegates who Will make it their business to attend, and take part in the discussions. All Sabbath School} Teachers may become members of the‘ Association by applying to the Secretary and signing the Roll. The Session will be open to the public. l Sabbath School Teacher’s As- sociation. FRIDAY, Nov. 1 â€"Credit Sale of Ini- proved Farm Stock, Implements &c., on Lot; No. 31, rear of 4th Con Markham, belonging to Mr. James Gormley. Sale at 10 o’clock a.m. Sanderson & Myers, Auctioneers. MONDAY, Nov. (Isâ€"Important Credit Sale of Farm Stock, Implements 8:0 , on Lot; No. 43, 1st, Con. Vaughan, near Richmond Hill, the property of Mr. Geo. Arkscy. Sale at 1-0 o'clock, a.m. hlnrp. J. M. Patterson, Aucâ€" tioneer. “VEDNESDAY, Nov. 6.â€"-â€"-Auctien Sale of " House and Building Lots in the town of Richmond Hill, the property ol’ the representatives ofth late Rev. John Long. Sale at 12 o‘clock noon. W. II. Myers, Auctioneer. TIIUaSDAY, Nov. 7.â€"Credit Sale of Farm Stock, Implements &c., on Lot. No 5, 6th Con. King, the property of Mr, “'11: Jeffrey. Sale at 11 o’clock, am, H, Smelsor, Auctioneer. (11'? Parties having Sole Bills printed at this office will have a notice smular t0‘ the above; free of charge. TUESDAY, Nov. 5.â€"Credit Sale of Farm Stock and Implemets, on Lot No. 27, rear of 2nd Con. Tou’nship of Mark» ham, the property of Mr. Henry Wil son. Sale at 12 o’clock, Ed. 'Sand- erson, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, Nov 7.â€"â€"Credit Sale of Farm Stock, Implements, &c.. on Lot No.3, 23d Con. Markham, near the German Mills, belonging to the es- tate of the late Christian l‘Ienricks Sale at 1 o'clock p n1. Ed Sanderson Auctioneer. SATURDAY, November 9.â€"Sale of Cord Wood, Stock, Implements, &c., on Lot No. 31, 2nd Con. Markham, the property of Mr. J. A, Klinck. Sill! at. 12, noon. Ed. Sanderson, Auc~ tioneer. For the past week, public attention" here has been directed some“ hat to- warda the question of the solvency of the various Banks. This if caused chief-1 1y by the unexpected failure of the Com- mercial. Confidence is however altogeth- er restored,as there is no reason to doubt. that the remaining Banks are perfectly safe. The failure‘ of the Commercial Bankis here chiefly attributed to the refusal of the Bank of Montreal, through its Manager Mr. King, to join with the other Banks in aloan on the security of the Railway Bonds, and opinions are- freely expressed that his course in the alfair lS altogether unjusti- fiable. There is a very general im- pression that the Bills of the Ctm- mercial will eventually be redeemed at‘ par, and consequently they have risen considerable in value. The price being‘ paid to day on the street being 87 cents? on the dollar The run on the Royal‘ Canadian Bank at first seemed likely to be serious, but as all demands wercl promptly met, it gradually subsided. Considerable improvements have Jilte- ly been made in the City, and the price of land, houses, &e., IS rapidly rising. November 30, 1867. Edward Pierce Pugh, Engineer and general agent of the Julia Gold Mining Company, has been arrested and sent for trial for obtaining goods under false pre- tences. It appears that the Company was a bogus concern got up by himself Seve‘al parties delivered goods to him, and received in payment cheques on the Royal Canadian Bank, at which he was suppoaed to have an account. On pre- sentment,.the cheques were dishonored, there being no funds to meet them. De~ tectives were set to work at once, and he was soon arrested, just in time to put a stop to his contemplated trip to uncle Sam's dominion. The Cavalry Schoolhero is getting quite a popular affair; a number of vol- unteer officers have recently {Walled themselves ofit, and amongst; others we notice Colonel McLeod of Oak Ridges. Farmers would do well to see to their boundary lines in the Township of Vaughan, as under the Vaughan Act it has been decided recently, that the overplus in each block must be equally divided between the various lots in it. Toronto Correspondence. TO STOCK-BREEDERS, AUCTION tALEQ. Full directions for using will accompany each holllm hone genuine unless the fac- simile ofCUR'l'IS & l‘EliKI.‘1S. New Yul-k. is on the outside wrapper. Sold hy I‘ruggists throughout the world. Pnce. only 25 cams per Bottle. OFFICESâ€"2'5 Fulton Shoat, New York. 205 High Hollnorn. Loud”). Eng. 441 St. Paul Sh, Montreal, C. E. Sure to Regulate the Bowcls. Depend upon iv,inoiheis,1l Will give rest to \‘ourselves, and Reliqf and Heallh to your Infants. \Ve linve put npuml sold [his article for years, and CAN SAY m Cmrimmcn AM) Tuuru of ii. what we have nevH‘ lil‘lfl) ..ble l0 say of any ulher nmrlicineâ€"Nnvnu HAS ll' FAIL“) m A ShGlJ} msriucu 1‘0 EFFIC'I‘ (UKE, when timely uwd. Never dud We knuw an Instance ui'dissalisl'ucliun by any one who usui it. 0n the contrary, all are delighted with its ulmrav lion, and spunk in terms ul' coinuwndaliun of HS magical elfucls and lllf‘dlllill vmnes We ‘ swak in this nr-nei' “ v‘VllA'l‘ WP} DUI KNUW," ul'ier yours of eximrii‘ncu. AH.) PLEDGE OUR REFU’I‘A"I:).\' FOR THE l-‘ULFILMVAI' 0!“ WHAT we Hmur. macmnu. 1n ulnm>l every instance where lllfl Inl'anl. is suffering from pain and exliuuslaiion, relief will he found in firm-n or twenty ininules ullel‘ lha syrup i5! administered. l ‘or Children Teething, greatly famiimu-s the prouusx‘ of teeming, In sonnnxng the gumu. reduving all infl unmanon -â€"wili allay ALL I‘AIN and >})¢IS|Jl-vdic action‘ and is SOOTHINGWS‘YRUY, At Richmond Hill, on Tuesday, the 29111 October, after 10w: and painful su‘fi-r~ ing, Ann Jane, wife of William Wurl'en, 477-ly It is expected the first division of the Naval expedition for the relief of Lame, which left Tnuion. on Saturday tum-minor, will reach Civitu. Vecc'nia, Loâ€"uight. MCTNTOSII"CLAmiSQXâ€"On the 30:11 Octo- ber,at the residence of the hzide's mnther, by the Rev. Mr. Dick, ()fRichm lid Hi1], Ml“ Clurles McIntosh; of Toronto, 10 Mnry, Iourlh daughter oflhe late Hillary Clnrkson, Esq., J.P., of Markham. Nu cards. A banquet was given yesterdav by the Fureign members 0f the Inwcrial Umrr m? aim: of the Exposifimx Universeile to tho French members. Many speeches were made and a very cordial state of fooling was manifiestcd. Mr. hither. Miniaicr of Foreign Ali'lm's. made an important, and significant spveuh. He aHuded (hrectly to the present mis's in lhe Italian l’cniusuh, mu] said he hoped Italy wuuhl not, under the influence of bad passions. be let] to en» gags in war with France, but that she would emerge from lb 8 great national t‘ in purified and a. friend of order. London, Oct. 26, midnightâ€"The'foilbw ing important despatches nave beeu received here. Paris, Get, 27.-â€"The Monitcm' oftn-dnv says the fleet at Tuuhm haul been kept back at, the request of the King 0f Imly, but it hIlSUOW suiied for lhe llzsimn coast, becunsn no cabinet has been formed at Florenceund because Gm-ibnhh is- nr'onncin; 1he city of Lorne. This nutiu-u of France is decim'ed not aggressive. Both Italy and France me interested in the plescvvutiun of order aid the vindiuzuhm of the huv. The filonz'teur hopes that. the emiente cm'dinle between the two nations “111 not be disml'bed. Paris, Oct. 26. night-«A. fleet of war steamers left. Tuulon tLis morning under orders to proceed direct to- Givim. Vechla. ‘l he embarkation of tx‘onps on transports at, Toulou has been completed, and a despatch announcing their departure for Italy is mo- mentarily expected. Florence, Oct. ‘27.â€"â€"The ymmg men of Italy are swarming over the Papal frontich to join Gurihmafi ""I'hm-e is a report” Hm: Gnribaldi received a. check at Munlu Kimm- do from the Papal troops who were suddenâ€" ly reinforced. The police, on Fliday, in searchmg a housv, met with resistance. They attached the house with hayonels, killed 15 Garibal- dians and Look 36 prisoners and a quantity of arms and bombs. Flerence, Oct. 2-6~.-â€"-‘Tlie soldiers of King Viclo: Emmanuel r-c fuse to fight aminst Garibaldi. The cause of national unity is gaining ground. It is now considered ('-e‘r- tain that a thoroughly radical ministry will be formed, whose policy will be devoted to making Rome the capital of Italy. Rome, Oct. 25.-â€"~The Pope, in a. letterto the Roman Catholic Bishops throughqu the world, says that the patrimony 0f the clmich has buen assailed by revolutionists, and asks them to order prayers in all the churches for the Holy See. There has been fighting to day half a mile fl'um the cily. Great excitement prevails within the wuihs. Florence, Oct. 27 â€"â€" Two imu‘ms have been fnnght betwwen 1110 Papal troops and Guni- haldiuns. The first. was at Monte R-numlu, the second was further soth at. Tum-He. In both ot'thcse desperate ongugeuwms ihc invaders were victorious and (iatihuhli has new arrive] before Home with [0,000 men under 1113 command. The revoluliouits are making preparations for a second uprising. A proclmnutiun has been issued to pro- hibit. assemblages of over four people to- gelher at the same time. All persons are to retire Wilth their houses, and shops are to be Clea-ed, when the signal of alarm IS 2mm. x It is reported that. 1,000 Garibaldiuns nt- mched Vina-1m, yesterday, and We”: repuls- ed with heavy loss. ~ Florence, Oct. 26.â€"IL is reported that u desperate bame was fbuzhl. near M mle Ru- tundo on Friday. The Gnribuldians Won the the victory. W'th fuuu' bummliuns he put, to flight and pursued the Papal forces. mkng 100 prisone.s and tln'ep guns. Many were kllled and wuuuc‘ed on both sides. Paris Oct. 27.â€"qu~ihaldx's Saree 18 said to be from 10.000 to 12,000 strong. Ail the Papal troops have been coucezm'med b0- t'u.e Home, with orders [.0 act upun the de fensivc. The trumps have sailed from Tan 1011, and it is expected they willx'each Civim Vcchin this afternoon. The citizens of Rome have been armed and patrol the sheets nightly. Gen. Cialdini has been unable to complete the formation of a new Mmistry and has abanduned the eifnrt. Rom Baron Rulnzzx and Gen. Dux'undu are trying £0 reconsuuct the Cabinet. Turin Oct. 25.â€"--Thm'e was a great popu‘ lardommxstmtiufi in this city yester'iy 1n favor of making R-Jme the capital of the nation, and addresses to the Km; 0t Itily 10 that efi'ect was adopted. J.P., ang 50 years. Latest from Europe. MRS, ‘NH‘QSLUW’S MARRIED. DIED. Cutting and Making, Each pnrcnuser will he required to sign an ugreeuwul lo purchase and tn pay dawn a da- pusi! 0f onu-wnth (if his purchase nmnm‘ on the day ul sale. and lhe balance within nun mnmn then-valier, when he wiil he enliilad l0 2. dl‘Pd and to he let imu pmsmsion. For fur- lhor parl‘culu's upplv to Musms. Ewgli h and Foster, Harrislers,'I‘o:'0|itu.o|' to the Auctioneer. Frnnliug on Yonge Street in the Town of Riuhmondhill, and Three Building 7 Lots In xha rear thereof. formerly owned by the said Lute John Ix-llg. At 12 n'uhmk noon, Ilm 1 Froohnld Waverly. viz:-â€"Um 0n \‘v’edmseday, Nov. 6, I867 LATE REV. JOHN LONG, Dolmagssi Hotel. Richmond Hill, Oct. 25, 1867. 4844." Em?” E'ASEZEWBLE £83? SEEMS #113“ Sumv a d 'l‘usczu) anmts uirau'ad and altered [(1 mo newest sly For salu 'ut xhe Shr s. llu'noss and Shoe Snaps overvwhere. Mmmt’uuiurud 2:! Rich- mond Hifi, WORTH SEEING ! Wh ch sl‘e ofi'ers very Cheap. Aiso. Ladins' ('aps, I'Yrru'm's, Foal/tars. Nibbmm, SKI/c and Tony] rcltmts. Dress and Mamie Buttons 1;}:- ra’ml Trimmings, “WM :1 large Muck of 15m EEUELENKG LOTS! VELVET SHEETS (WEB KEATS, Dated 19th Octoher, 1867. KE‘ T, v, ELLE” Superior \Vaterprssf HARNESS AND SHOE BLACKEHING. For Sut'louing, “reserving and lleuduling the («amber impevvious 10 “'0'. “F. Advm'liser nfl'ars for Safe, or !0 ":X~ change- for a large {humor to Rent nn Eeasu from Hm firsL d;|_\‘ of April next. his [“urm .n Ynnge Szrzml Aiso his Dwelling “00:0 with (our auras oHanz.‘ allnchud. Apply to Stall/II. fifths, 'l'lwruhsll. Yunga' Su'ect. 'I‘hornhili. 001 31, 1857. Why Will people pay $50=0r$100 for 11 Sewing Machine, when $25 will buy a better one for all PRACTICAL purposes? Notwithstanding reports to the contrary, the subscribers neer to inform their numerous friends that the H b‘nnNKuN” and “ MEDAL» LION" Machines can be had in any quantity. This machine is-la. double-thread; consir let- ed upnn entirely new principles, and DOES NOT infringe upon any other in the world. It is emphatically the'poor man’s Sewin,r Machine, and is warranted: to excel ALL others, as thousands of patrons will tes- Lifv. ' 03> AGENTS WANTED. Machines V 0:} AGENTS WANTED. Machines sent to Agents on trial, and given away to fmnilies “ho are needy and deserving. wiil, for theâ€" sake of sufikringe; humanixy. send free tn all who need it, the recipe and a d direct‘imig for nmking the simple remedy by which he wuscured. Sufferers wishng to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do Sn by Hdd.(?ssill§, in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN, 42 Cedar Street, New York. ‘ ‘Ilid Undersighed is prepared to fill orders; for ihu “have much-s in :un' numwa (m thn shortest "cum. AQBIHS mil be nppuiutmi at all Smuons on the Normcru Railway. For particulars address Intmhes Mm are needy and deserving. Addl'eSa J. C. OTTIS & 00., Boston, Mass. [‘0 Sell by Publlc Ancliou. nn the premise A Gentleman who suffered for years From Nervous l)ebility_. Premature Decay, and wll the esfects of youthqu im-Iiscretipn, fiATEH’E PARIS E THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN INVALID. Puhlishud furtha benefit and as a Cumin" '0 Young Man and others, who sufi'nr from Nl-I‘volls Dubilixy. Premature Decay of Man- huod. $212.. supplyinga the same [imn The “Buns ul'SanCum. B_\‘ one who has cured uimsed‘aflev undfirguing considerable quack- urv, Tho applicant by paying powng nn his «war. will receive a. copy, freo of charge. mm the authnr. The an. Edward A. Wrison will send (fren ofvha-gn) In all who desire it. lhe-prascriplioe with Ihe directions for making and using the =inuxlo I-eumdy hv which hu was curvd of a lung nfl‘vc-iun and that (land disensn Convump mm. Hus onIy uhj «:1 is In [Mllnfil the uffixch d and he hopew n-vm-y xnflkmr wni Il'\' this preA scriptian as it wiil mm: lhwn nothing, and may pran 3 Me sher Please addre-H R EV. EDWBH l) A. WILSON, No. “:5 Scum Secom Sheet, Winiamsburg. \Y W, ‘7 ,I, ()N E on t}; latest New York Style, at tâ€"hé ’ howeslt’rices, by - Hunt’s Empire Hair Gloss, Cleanest, Cheapest, Best \‘uw York. In. J1 ‘3‘ - é t0 fitCflto NATHANIEL Esq TAILORING. STADIPIN‘G AH'D BRAIDING DONE Richmond Hill. ()uL 21, :8‘57. 454-“ “ECONOMY IS WEAL-Th.” HAS MH’V 0N H.\‘H) A NII‘E AFSURT‘HEVT (IF fifli’fii'l’tififmtlflfi. H Ii Unde-l‘siunnd has x'eneivrd inslrucfions from the representatives ol' the "nmund Hill, PI). ()II1::I"IH, Nave mbcr Isl 1:157 ‘EE’ WEE! FEET MY & WARM MIPS; REYERS $ALE OF HOUSE JUHN’ [ANGRI'AFR ERRORS OFEOUTH- {Saga Luskcts T0 CONSUMPI‘IVES. Brooklyn, Kiligs (50.. V BY USING WHLCARRY, A'\D W. H M Y l-ZRS, Auctioneer. forlowing valuable ESIDENCE, Lot No. 14. 2nd Co I: Vaughan Pant Office Address Cnrv ills. _All orders left at tho " York Herald” 0 flies. Richmond Hill. or at the RC. Maple. mll ho auended to. Vaughan. Oct.10, 1867. ' Ivy H- D- BENNET, LICENSED AUCTIONEER. HIS pleasant, agreeable, and’scientlfic pro- paration is an indispeneible article for the toilet It cleanses the senlp, renders the hair ofu darker apnearnnce, is easily applied and will not stain the finest linen. l‘hose using the Empire Hair G'oss will find that it renders the harsh- est and coarsest hair. soft, glossy. fine and hemmful. disposing it to stay in any position in which it is placed. It prevents the hair from fall]: 2 out,in\'igoratee and strengthens it, and often produces a new growth of hair where it has alrendv disappearedmy invigorating and rnstoring the slim. nerves. muscles. blood vessels. and roots oftlie hair. Price 25 cents. S. J. F039& 00. proprietors and sole mnnu- facturors. Sherbrooka. Province of Quebec.â€" llonry. 'l‘hnmnson & Co. Montreal; Lyman, Elliott & Ca. Toronto, Wholesale Agents. 1 The undsrsigned-physieinns cheerfully certifv to me high professional sianding 0! Dr. Colby, or Smusu-ml. one of the oldest and'hesl physiâ€" cians and (o the excellent qualities of his: H ANTI-COSTIVE and TONIC PILLS." che wa have use() in our pmcnco. and high~ ly approve; J. H. Gibvon. M. D., Dnnhnm.C.E. C. Cotton, M l). Cownmviile Charles Brown. MD, Cowansv-illb S S Foster, MD, Brome. J C Bnllm'. M D, VValerlom John Erskine. MD, Walorloo. Norman Cleveland‘ MD, Barnsion. N Jonks. MD. Barnston, C W Cowles, hm. Stans'end, John Meigm. MD. Slanslend'. Joseph ’Breadon, mu, Surgeon, RN. Benjamin "amon. MD. Cbaticouk. Lemuel Richmond. MD. Derby Line. 5. J. Foss & Co. Shorbwok, P Q. sole proo- prielors : Henry. Thompson 5L Co. Montreal Wholesale Agents. giant’s Empire Hair (floss eases oi" the Stomach, Liver and Howvls. They are no Quark Medixzine. puffed up by higli-eonnding testimonials i'mm imaginary" people. but are the result of'forty years experi~ once ni‘a first class physician. and their extra- ordinary success is line to the fact that they answer exactlv their name. The formula frame which they are prepared, is based on sound.‘ scientific principles, and has received the “n- qualified approbaiion of the medical profession. They do not profess to be a sure all. but for Jim diseases prising from any derangement of the- Stomar‘h. Liver and Bowels, they furnish rm: eifeclual remedv, We have in our- possession. over one hundred tesiimunials from physicians who have used them in their practice Midi highlv approve of them, among which are the folljwing :7 A RF) :1 safe and reliable remedy in all disâ€" only 7‘51! per ymd. ' WiLh lhe larges‘ and host assorz-mont’of‘ Man» has Funnels. Drama Goods. milled Cloth.“a-> :inelm nnd Winn-r ’hmds ever offered on Rich-â€" "mud Hull, and for Quality and Luwness or Price nmmpnssud in lhu lrndaâ€"in Toronto or (-lsnwnenn A gmxeral mud Inge nssnmnent of,” snilnhl~,; F4” and Winter Goods, wlninh will be sn (1 at a very small pmfi’. for Curt-him Short- crudil. Please call and t-Xumine the Goodni- and the prices. a: W. S. l’allnck’s lalo Dr. OOLBY’S Anti-Costim and Tonic Pills, 61] par yard. Now ("hecked Winceys. assortod colours. only: Gd per yard. Filsl ram. Factory (:mxmm. oniy Gd‘por yard; Spk'lmid _Wido widlh Prinls, figs! colours, only Richmond Hi“. Omohar 9. ’07 First-rate yard wide PriMs. {all colours. only WILLIAM C .â€" .7 '9." pm: yard. Henw (fulonn-d Wincsys, splendidwniue, only 7%.}1 per yard. Magnificent Blvached‘ and Factory €9t!ons~,. ‘ EEPS gilways on hand the beslof Beef, _ Mullun. Lamb. Veal, l’ork. Sausages, «c. acdxseils at the_luwecl prices. The higher: market pricé givén for Cattle. Sheep, L‘unbs, 310. Richmond Ht”, Ucteber Li 1857. Ly By selling at the lowest posfible figIIlB, and by attention to the wants of his customers. he hopes to merit. a continuance o.’ the patronage so Iibera'ly bestowed on his predecessor. In- tending purchase“; will find it te their advan- tage to give him a call. And having increased his Stock, it will be' found on inspection to comprise all the Articles usually kept In a PIRSTâ€"BLASS lllllINTRY STEM. THE ONLY PERFECT BRAKE INVENTED. INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS. Joel Williams, out for Richmond Hill. _ Ag David Hill, lOTlCE is herle giyen llmt all pan-flan in- deb'ed to the estate of lhe lhle Rom-m? (w'mmmk 3rd enmessionp 9f Mmficham, are re- quesle to pay the same 1:: either 01 the under- signed previous to the Hi! day ol‘J'mmary next, and all parties huvmg claims against the said' lastntn. are requested to lodge the same with the unders-ym-d for sctllemem. Gormk‘y, October '15, 1667. V ‘H'ET undersigned having purchast Rigilh for (he (‘oulm' of York. is ofl'ering for sale in this L-ounlv 2nd door north of Barnérd’s store. RICHMOND HILL, ‘ EEPS gilways on hand the heslof Beef. Mullnn, Lamb. Veal, l’ork. Sausages VS ILLIAM LA’ 53 IN. PETER VVILLHUI‘T. Mmkham, Ocloher 14. 1-367. G O ODS. BUSINESS SI SSSS WILL IMPORTANT NEWS W'aggtm Brake COUNTY OF YORK. Mr. John Wat'~on,at Gormley. H. W. DIMON’g “HE undersigned‘ begs leave to notify the public that he has purchusd the Executors Notlce. NEW AND CHLAP Successor to James Holliduy, Patented April 10, 1867. BUTCHER, Agent to} Thornhill. SELF-ACTIN G FOR THE G. A. BARNARD’S- SAMUEL MOORBY. 8. Mi. MISENERr Executors. the now