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)aqz’z TLE INDâ€"[TSP UTABLE w. ONTARIO, Containing 100 Acre s 70 acres under cultivation. ;A. call frdm than who mnv lye pagtant explosive, we need enly recall the net stagesâ€"the preservation from decom- position by the use of a. weak alkali, and the employment of compressed charges. Used in the last mentioned form, we have said that gumcotton, lighted by an ordinary fuse, has about six times the destructive force of an equal weight of gunpowder. Messrs Abel and Brown. however after experimenting with gun-cotton saturated with nitro-glycer- ine, igniting it necessarily with the detonat- ing fuse, tried the experiment of ignitlng gun-cotton alone in the same way. The re- sults showed that cotton exploded in this way has, perhaps a greater destructive force than nitro-glycerine. This is a great and valuable discovery, for we hate here the comparative safety ofthe gun-cotton with the tremendously destructive powers of nitro- glycerine.â€"Scottish American. NEW DISCOVERY WITH G’UN-Conomâ€"A great dis‘covery in connection with gun-coin ton has been made 'by Professor Abel and Mr. Brown, ofthe Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. As we have regularly laid before, our read- ers the progress of discovery with this im- HE Subscriber offers {'0" sale :1 good farm. being lot Biol 4. in the 8th conce- s‘iou ul‘ the township of Erin, lUU acres, (so acres cleared and in a high state ul' cullivntinn ; the balance nearly all first r ’6 ll xrdwnml bush There is on the premises in good lug house. b_ table, -\'Lc.. \vnh goml wuisr privilege. A beautiful young Urchzu'd ul‘ Mi) fruyt trees, planted 5 years. A good graval mad passes along the front of |he lot This farm is 35 miles from Richmond Hill. ii miles Irun Georgetowumn the Grand Trunk R4ilway,und 30 miles from Toronlo. SPLENDH) FARM F33 SALE ' HERE is a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE. 3 Good Barn and other buildings on the premises: there is also a ‘ BLACKSMITH SHOI‘ HOUSE. Thomas will with the shop. Are stunned Bernard’s Store. Elgin «ills: For ‘f'urlhcr‘ pal'licl‘l’lals apply the promises. . l‘mms: Twonty five hundred dolYm'sâ€"part cash. na|ance on time. For particulars apply to the owner. In Endless Variety. W. H. MY ERS. 081‘, on or uhout the lsL January last. a J Note drawn in favor of Joan Lxsr. or bearer. by JOHN COUSIN. for $31,,puyahle about the Isl Uoctuhur next. l’al'cies are caukiunad no! to negotiate for the said Hole, as phylum)! has been stopped. Any person relurning H to the Subscriber will be rewarded. ‘ JOHN LINE. Maple. January 4. 1969' 546-3 ' Will be Sold Cheap for Cash! . OR APPROVED CREDIT. SPLENDID ORCHARD 0F GRAFTED FRUIT Brushes of every kind. Curry, Maine (E clipping combs. . Jiorse Blankets. Saddles from $10 to $40. ‘ Bridles from $1 to $12: .‘Hal‘ters in Great Variety. HARNESS. HARNESS, In W'ant of a Good Article A Spring Creek intersects the Farm r": This is one of the best wheat gmwmg farms in this part of the conntrv, and is within :9; miles n_f Richmogd Iii“ $12M; , 911 'he Sold on_ Reasonable Terms ! PART CASH DOWN, BALANCE ON TIME. Northern Railway; 3 Hill on Yonge Street, City of Toronto. For further particulars apply to the owner on xhe premises. Townshifi of Vaughan .' Remaining in the Richmond Hill Post Office. January 1st. 1869. Anderson. William Agar, Sam Alaxander, Samuel Bye. James Benton, J. C. Bracken. James [2] Bracken. Mrs. E. Beynon. John, Jr. Buck. David Barnard,.l G. P. Color-an, Patrick [2] Coleman. Denis ‘Coomhs. Robert Campllell, Neil Croley. Mrs. Ann Doyle. Mrs. Drains, Samuel Forsyth. Donald Feather-stone. John Frayling, W. Framo. Alex. ['2] Fuller. Daniel. Jr, Graham. Joseph Gray, Catherine .Gorman. Jane Grist, Mrs. Gordon, J, Heise, Peter Hammill, Thomas Kennedy. Dr. Klinck. Joseph Lightl‘oot. Hannah Lawrence. .' H. h’lnyherrv. F- A. M-n’don, Harriet Mitchell. VVillinm McKinnov. Mrs, McGullon. Alex. Nowton, Sarah Peck, .\. J. Page. Edward. Raith. 'l‘. S. Roberts. Denis Shields, John Stephenson. George Simpson, James Slephuuson,Jmnes Scott, Thomas Thomas. John Taylor. Joseph 1., Tanison A. 'l' lllBlb‘, James Williams. Mr. White. Thomas Elgin Mills, Jan. 21, 1850. January 14. 1859‘ Maple. January 4. 1969.‘ HUGH DEVLIN. Vaughan. January 3, 1869. 546â€"3m New chnertisements. EAST HALF OF LOl‘ NO. 28, Carriage, Buggv. Riding. Huming and Team Whips Lhmond Hill, Oct 8, 1668. VARIETY _OF MUUN'I'INGS" COUNTY OFAYORK, FARM FOR SALE, For Sale or to Let. TOWNSHIP OF ERIN. With a good well of water‘ ls Earnestly requested. AND AS The Stock is Large List of Letterfi WILLIAM TRENCH . SEN WILLIAM HARD ING, [N THE 3RD CON‘, Note Lost. BEING TH E IN THE IN THE miles from lllrchmonu and 18 miles From the The farm will be Lawwucc. .‘ H. Mayherrv. F- A. M-wdon, Harriet Mitchell. W'iIlinm McKinnev. Mrs, McGuHen. Alex‘ anton, Sarah Peck, N. J. Page. Edward Raim, 'l‘. S, Roberts. Denis Shields, John Slephefison. George Simpson, James Slephuuson, James Scott, Thomas Thomas. John Taylor, Joseph L. Teniwn A. 'l' illms, James Williams. Mr. White. Thomas M. TEEFY. EM. and DWELLING he sold or let opposite Gr. J. to the owner on Rich mund Hill. 547 - Gm 534-1y 54B~lf @QREESEQNflflflfi Published in the United States and Territories. and the Dominion of Canada, and British Colonies of Norih Amul‘ica; tngelher with a Demriplion of the Towns and Cities In which the) are published. THE REVEREND JOHN BREDIN, wanted, for which cash will be pnid’on delivery. Apply to All the Newspapers and Periodicals PRICE - - - FIVE DOLLARS. *f The edition will be limited, and persons desiring copies will do well to sand their orders immediately to N ewspapcr Directory, A Handsome Svo Volume OF 300 PAGES. " B0 UND IN 0L 0 TH. GEO. P. R0 WELL & 00., PUBLISHERS a ADVERTISING AGENTS 4 0 P a r k R o w , an YURK. A work of great value to Advertisers, Pub- lishers untl omers who dusire"information in relaliuu to the Newspapers and Periodicals of North America. FARM FOR SALE! The 25th Day of February,1869 15 LOT NO. 6, IN THE 5TH CONCESSION OF THE Township of 'Wllitchurch, , BOUT 60 Acres cleared ; properly fenced and in a good state of cultivation: with suitable Farm Buildings ;- an excellent young orchard : about 6 acres of valuable Cedar. the remainder principally hardwood. The Farm must be sold to meet the requirements of the will of the’ lam ABRAHAM S'rucxwy. , Tums: One-mhird Cash; the balance in instalments. with interest. For particulars apply to either of the under- signed. DAVID STECKLEY, SAMUEL SNIDER. BOOTS 85 SHOES All of which will be sold at prices‘ that cannot. fail to WILL N013 BE UNDERSOLD. Men’s Calf boots, perfect beauties, »[wet. Men’s English Kipp boots. warranted to turn Maui’s Stogy boots cannot be beat for winter. Lady's high cut boots. no Lady should be with- out them. Ladfs Winter Kidd boots. perfect gems. Lady’s Cloth boots, cannot be beat for winter. Children and Misses’ boots in great variety. Hats and Bonnets trimmed: Felt Hats and Volvo: Bonnets; Silk and patent Vel- vet Velvetteens for Mantles, Flownrs. Rilr lbnns, Druss trimming, Buttons. Gloves, the ‘ new goled Skirb‘. Corsets. l\lso a cholce lot. of Woolen Goods, Infant’s Coats and Caps, lllady’s Crossover waists, Neckties, Squares. 3‘ Berlin Wool, and small wares. and in every style. Boy’s Long and Lace boots of every kind, Rubbers and Fell over-shoes. shoe-packs. A call is Earnestly Requested. Richmond Hill,Uct. 8. 1868. 534-ly mums H9113“ MILLI'NERY GOODS ! Mrs. MYERS’. HE IV YORK .- GEO. P.‘ ROWELL & 00., UBLISHP.IIS&NE\VSPAPFJR ADVERTISING Mum‘s 40 Park Row, 1969. Richmond Hill. December 10. 1868. January 7. 1869. Decomber 24. 1568. Whimhux’ch, Dec. 2. 1868‘ Will be said by Public Auction. (on the premises). 0n Richmond Hi1]. Oct 8. 1868. 534-1? W. H. MYERS’, OR 20 CORDS GOOD HARDWOOD GEO. P. ROWELL 85 00’s AMERICAN July. August and September, 1868, THE CHEAPEST Give Satisfaction Cordwood Wanted. COUNTY OF YORK, ONT.; RICHMOND HILL 0N RICHMOND HILL, Is to be seen at Of every description, is at ACCURATE LISTS THE WEST HALF OF LARGEST STOCK 0F BY AUCTION. “ THE YORK HERALD” CONTAININ TEEFY. AND 0F Full Richmond Hill P. O. PRICE ‘15 CENTS. POLEMIOAL AND OTHERS. DURING THE MONTHS OF '1‘. J. 191., AS PUBLISHED IN 542 BETWEEN Begs most respectfully to announce, that he will be at Unionville.. . . . .. . 151. Monday 0? each mouthn VVeston,. . . . . . . .. . . . . .9lh day ol'each momh Kleinburg. ..........16th °‘ “ Burwlck, ......... “252ml “ " Scm‘horo’ . . . . .. . . . . .2311] “ “ Where he will be prepared and most happy to wait on those who may require his services, a G. H: H., having had ‘over BI TE EFY, Notary Public and Commlr- . sioner in B R., is Government Agent for issuing Marriage Liceusas In Ihe CouNy of York. Office hoursâ€"7 A.M. lo 9'30 1’.M. Rye and *** The highest funds.) will be paid Wheat. MARRIAGE LICENSES CARRViLLE MILLS GRISTING AND CHOPPIN G. To those who have favbrud him with their patronage in the past he mmrn‘l his sincere thanks, and lo thns'e who may do so in the fu- ture, he would say that no endeavor on his part win be wanting lojneel their approval.‘ Appliqnnts will please address their letters (Post Pmd) to M. TEEFY, EGS lo intimate to his many friendsiu Vaughan and neighhming lownships. that he has resumed pmsesslou ol' the above Mulls. and that he will be prepared to nuond lo Feels cunfidwm of giving entire salidzuztion. The following gentlemen can. with confidence recommend G. H Husband. to all reguiring Demal aid: Ur Reid, Thoruhill; Dr. Bull. Weston; Dr. D’Evlyn, Burwicx‘, Dr. Corsou, Hramplon. 38 West Market Square. Toronto [1? Boots and Shoes made to Measure. of the Best Materials and Workmanship, at the Lowest Remunerating Prices. Toronto, Dec. 3, 1867. 0494f SELF-SHUTTING GATE. Richmud Hm, September 16. 1867. T| \HlS usefulinvemion is the most conventh 1 the cheapest, and most durable GATE for farm use, The Patentee is now prepared to sell For the use bfhis Patent Selfvshutling Gala J. HOLIDAY’S ESTATE. . HE Executors of the late James Holliday have placed the Books of the Estate in Mr. Teefi’s hands for the purpose. of having a" outstanaiug accounts colleclud. by suil or otherwlse. Parties indebted will please take notice. l’ WASHING MACHINE .I Fa 1' BOGTS £5 SHOES, TOWNSHIP RIG}! T-S WlTH LESS SOAP AND WATER, And in Half the Time required BY THE ORDINARY MODE. BICE’S PUMPS October 23. l868. Canviile. November, 2, 1868. RESIDENCE :â€"Thornhill. Thornhill, Sept. 17, 1808. ELEEEN YEARS PRACTICE October Its 1868. G. H. HUSBAND L- D.S., Manufacturer and Daalerin all kinds of Richmond Hill. Oct. '28. 1868. Richmond Hill, Juno ll. ’68. rmcr’s Boot 8; shoe Steve. Without any Wear on the Clothes, Last Notice. JUST WHAT IS WANTED (Signed) NELSEN JOHNSON, WM. cox, WILLIAM COOK EDIT. Er " mrfllicgw 9 HORNER‘S PATENT JOHN BARRON, hlgheslr price, in Cash Buckwheat ground On the shortest notice RICHMOND HILL. REFERENCES : FOR SALE BY THE DOMINION Brannon!) HILL P. OI Agent for Patentee WILL WASH Go To ATKINSON’S‘ l‘or J.BR1LLINGER, , in Cash, (Baukubio any quanmy of good WILLIAM COOK Richmond Hill 3. 5174f to Order. Ezecutors. 537-tf 478 Programme for 1869. HE GLOBE PRIl‘iTING COMPANY ruspectfully announce that. in addition to the grant improvunents which have recently been undo on THE WEEKLY GLOBE --and which luve been so warmly acknowledged by the readers of the paper and by the public pressâ€"very ax~ lamina and most valuable further improm- ments will in made on the paper for tha‘coh'i- lug year, A spacious {new Press-room rind Despatch-oflico has recently been eroctedlin connection with THE GLOBE buildings; a new font of tvpe from the Foundry of Messrs Miller & Richard. 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Fifty Copies, 0119 }_'em_'_for... . . .. V 65 00 When addnional names are added to any Club during the year they mus! be mm to THE GLOBE Office by the person whu made-up the Club; and the money sent with such additional names must be such a proportion of the year’s subscription at the Club rate as will pay up to the expiration of the Club. . Clergymen and Teachers of Common Schools are entitled to receive THE WEEKLY GLOBE for Ono dollar per annum, payable in advance. ' - Orders and remittances should be addressed to “THE GLOBE PRINTING CO,” _> ' TORONTO. [13: All subscriptions, (including clubs, sent in before me lst of January. will enmile the parties to receive the paper until the December 3lst, 1869. IF YOU WANT GHEAP BflflKS AND STATIIINERY, CALL u _ I THE HERALD OFFICE. BIBLE SQClETY BEPQSITORY Richmond Hill 1865. ENLARGEMENT OF THE SHEET. ENLARGEMENT Ga IMPROVEMENT OF CLUB RATES FOR 1869. ATKINSON RICHMOND HILL, BRANCH AT THE HOW HERALD OFFICE. COTTONS, “LINENS, CLOTHS, .Tweeds, Mantle Materials, $511115, SU’PERIOR TO IMPORTED GOODS. On Horses and Cattle. We can confidemly recommend it to all owners at horses Prepared in Canada only by Fresh. Cuts, Caulks and. Bruises VARIETY OF DRESS GOODS, HORSES! HQRSESH HORSES!!! MUST EXTRAORDINARY AND DELIGHTFUL PREPAflATlDN EVER DISCOVERED! I wri I make the hands, however rough, smooth; soft and‘white ‘ Prepared only by CHEAPEST AND MGST VARIED AUTUMN AND WINTER STOCK, CASH OR SHORT CREDIT! CHAPPED HANDQ. WEEK’S EAMHIAN TWEEEi E1131] FULL RIMES. THE CHEAPEST GOODS Toronto, November )9. 1862. ToromoI December 17, 1668. Richmond Hill. October I , 1868. LADIES’ & GENTS’ LAMBS WUOL'UNDERCLOTHING, 103 KING STREET, South West Corner Church St. Toronto, Bogs to Innounce to hil_customera and the public that he has now received his ls used by the Royal Veterinary Surgeons of England. for all kinds of Ribbons, FlawM's, Feat/Lars. Hosiw'y, Glows. Trimmings, Small W'arcs, "i shirts, Collar; Tics, Umbrellas. AN EARLY CALL [S RES?ECTFULLY SOLICITED, ' USE MILLE-R’S PREPARED GLYCERINE, Clouds, Breakfast Shawls. Sontags, Cotton and Woolen Yarns. Grain Bags. 62c Dunuas Shinings and Yarns -MANTLES AND MILLINERY, SHAWLS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, WILLIAM MITCIâ€"IELL’S ALSO AN UNUSUAL LARGE STOCK BEEN BOUGHT CLOSE, For the CHEAPEST, Most FASHIONABLE. and Most MAGNIFCENT MILLER’S DERBY OIL! GEORGE A. BARNARD THE LARGEST; TERMS: CQSH, AND ONE PRICE ONLaY. NEW AND FASHION ABLE NORTH OF TORONTO, Customers will then see that they can buy OI any on Richxpond Hill, and having NEW BRITISH AND FOREIGN DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT GOODS CAN BE OFFERED WHICH WILL BE FOUND GEORGE A . BARNARD’S. \Vth BE FOUND IT 15 THE FOR Medical Hull, l6? King Street East, Toronto 5434! HUGH MILLER & CO. Medicul'Hall, 1671(ng Street East. Toronto. HUGH MiLLER & 00.. 53-31:: 540' J. H. SANDERSON, VETERINARY SURGEON, ’2," I hays thrown down l'lhe Gauntlet, let them try it. Atrial is all that is needed to convince customers of the reality, Call at G. A. BARNARD'S EGS to mummies to the public that he is now pg'acticillg with H. SANDERSO N, of the same place, wharo they may be consult- ed personally or by letter. .1111 all dinnna If Horses. Came. 6w. Al the followmg prices :â€"Yvung and 0H Hyson Tea. Good Flavor and Strong. 2s per lb; Young Hyson Tea. 28 6d to 35 or lb: Extra Mawne Young Hyson Tea, 33 d and 4a per lb. haul to heal: Fme Imperial .and Gunpowder Tan; 45 per lb. Very hard to beat: Ver) Superior Japan and Black Tea. 4s 6;! pep lb. not to be beat: Very Finest Young Hyson and Gunpowder Tea. 5: per lb, cannot b0 excelled. (Graduate qf Toronto Veterinary Callege) C Jrner of Yonge and Centre-st Ealt RICHMOND HILL. Plans and profiles with specifications and. terms of contract will be exhibited at the ofiiices of the Commissionon in Ottiwu. Ri- viare du Loup, Dnlhousie. St. John Ind Human, on and after the 11th January, 1869, 3nd; sealed Tenders uddressad "'l‘o tho Commie-l sioners of the Intorcolonial Railway.” will be received at théir ofiice in Ottawa up to 1, o’clock on the 8th February. 1869. A. WALSH. EDW. B. CHANDLER. c. J. BRYDGES. WILLIAM F. comm; N.B.--Tenders will shortly be callod for. for» olha sections of the line, as soon as the plant. are sufficiently advanced. r BETTER IEA FOR THE PHIBE For Horses and Cattle alway on hand : such as Physic. Diureric. Cordial, Tonic, Cough, Condition and Worm Balls and Powders. 'l he Cough Balls have been found most serviceable in alleviating many of tho distressing symp- toms of Brokenwiud or Heavos in Horses. Colic. Draught. Liniments for Sore Thronts. Sprains. Curb. Spavin, Ringâ€"bone; &c. Blist- eriug Ointments. also Hoof and Healing Oint- ments. Lotions for Wounds, Bruises. Saddle Galls. Infalliable Oil and Sheep Tick Des- troyer. Medicines of eiery Discription Horses examined as to soundness, Ill. Bought and Sold on commission. Richmond Hill. April 93, 1868. 510 Section Nos. 1' and 2 ambrace about 40 miles; from a Junction with the Grand Trunk Rnil-' way. near Riviera du Leap, and each section will be about 20 miles in length. Section‘No. 3 Will be about 26 mfles in hngfih and has between the east side of Restigonche. Rivar to. near Dalhmwie in New Brunswick, .1. the Intel-colonial Réilway give rublic: Notice that tn by intend (019:4 sectiann of the. line at once. Section Nu. 4 will be about :4 miles in length and lies between Amherst and River Phillip in Nova Scolin. - EH6 Will Knock Under All orders from a distance promptly attended to, and medicine: sent to any part ol'tho Pro- Vince. THE MOMENTOUS QUESTION: INTERCIJLONIAL RAILWAY If HE; Commissioners appoinEod to construct" the lntercolonial Railway give (ublic. Books 8: Fancy Goods HOLIDAY GIFTS In all the difl‘erent styles of Binding. Pocket Books, Purses, 81c. BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS ! HYMN d: PEA YER BOOKS, In various styles of Bindings. PLAIN & FANCY STATIONERY. ALEX. SCOTT. Albums from (25 Cents to $6. ' Toys of Various Kinds, THE SUBSCRIBER. in returning thanks to his numerous customers forthe liberal support since he purchased the above Mills; bags to intimate that he has made great. im- provements and alterations, during the past summer. and he is now prepared to attend to A! short notice. Parties from a distance may have their Grist home with them, with asllinlo delay as possible. JOHN EYER. Family and Church Bibles Richmond Hill, Nov. 5, 1868. Ottawa. 19m December. 1868. STANDARD AUTHORS! Large and Miscellaneous Stock Richmond Hill, Nov .529. 1867. WHERE TO PROCURE THE MOST SUITABLE ARTICLES FOR RICHMOND HILL, Headford, Sept. 23, 186?. HE Subacviber, ever mindful of the want- ofthe public, has just received a E HAS NOW ON HAND SOME 05‘ He has also received a heavy stock of TIIE BEST TEoélS IF GEORGE BABNARD DON'T SELL FOR TEAS. Gristing 8L Chopping Than any other Slore on AND CRY PECAVI ! 0F CAREFULLY SELECTED INCLUDING MANY OF THE Hoadford Mill's. AT‘LOW PRICES, AT THE THEN HERALD OFFICE. 5384f