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OYSTERS OYSTERS 3'... 55'Spgu'row’s washing Crystal 9 11‘ .e as y Pails FRESH BREAD REEBIVBD DAILY. FLOUR AND FEED SECISIVE BARGAINS MAY BE EXPECTED Currants , ,lfreqnired to any distance within thlea miles. GOODS DELIVERED ! PROVISlONS élgs, Nuts, Large 8: well Selected They beg leave to announce to the Inhabitants of Richmond Hill and surrounding country . that they will keep constantly on hand a Lately Occupied by Mr. '1‘. Morgan French & Armstmng, OPENING Math 86 firmfitrnug’fi (EHL Richmond Hill. Jun. 27, 1868. Brooms Biscuits Fish Candies“; RICHMOND HILL. Sugai‘s’, Black Lead brushes GROCERIES, Farm Produce taken for Goods‘ A can is respectlully solicited as Pick] es: Syrup and Molasses Wash boards Corn meal Having leased the Premises 50;) 11s, Cheese Qalfgés, Candles, ,OF ALL KINDS. FLOUR FRENCH &, ARMSTRONG: AS FOLLOWS : Scrubbing brushes Oatmeal Butter Sfiiees: Lobsters; STOCK OF Beans Tobacco, Blusitards, Sardines; Vinegar Cigars, 1131' Raisins, SAP BUCKETS & PAILS Fee‘us cunfidem of giving entire satisfaction. To those who have favored him with their patronage iu the past he returns his sincere thanks, and to those who may do so in the fn~ iure, he would say that no endeavor on his part. will be wanting to meet their approval. For particulars address REFERENCES : The following gonflemeu can. with confidence recommendflr. [1.Hushalld. to all requiring Denial aid: )r. Reid, Thornhill; Dr. Bull. Weston: Dr. D’Evlyn, Burwicn; Dr. Carson, Brarzrplon. RESIDENCE :â€"Thornhill . EAVE TROUGHS $6 PER ONE HUNDRED FEET. Begs most respectfully to announce that he will be at Unionville“ . . . .. . 15: Monday of each mom Weston, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31h day ofeach mon Kleinbnrg. . . . . . . . ... 16th " “ Burwick; . . . . . v . . . . . .L‘Qlld ” “ Scarhox'o’ .. ..........'23rd “ H Where he will be prepared and most happy wait on those who may require his services, G. H. 11.. having had over ELEEEN YEARS PRACTICE. Men’s Calf bouts, perfvm beuulins. [weL Men’s English Kipp boots. warran‘ed to turn Men’s Sway bouts cannot be beat for winter. Lad}’s high cut boots. no Ladyshould be with- A call is Earnestly Requested. Richmond Hill, Oct. 8, 1858. 5311le cut them. Lnd)’s Winter Kidd hoots. perfect gems. Lady’s Clmh hunts, cmnmt be beat for W5me Children and Misses" boots in great variety, and in every 5t}le. Boy’s Long and Lane boots on" every kind. Rubbers and Val: overâ€"shoes, shoe-packs. ABLACKSMl’l‘H SHOP and DWELLING HOUSE. 'l‘heloo‘s will he sold or lot with the shop. Are smzaled opposite G. J, Bernard’s Store. Elgin ills. For fur-Lhcr parlicfi'lats apply to the owner on the premises. All of which \vi‘l WELL NW BE UNDERWEAR Furfurther particuiars apply to the owner on lhe premises. EOQTS £2: SHQES Sold on Reasonable Terms! *4" This is aim of the best wheat growing farms Ill this part of the conntrv, and is within 21mile 01' Richmond HIll Station. on ‘he Northern {ailway: 3 miles from Richmond Hill on Yongu Street, land 18 miles from the City of l‘orouto. The farm will be A Spring Creek intersects the Farm SPLENDBDGRCHMQ 0F GRAFTED FRUIT V ‘11 ERIC is a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE. a Good Burn and other buildings on the plemisos; [More is also a T1 TLE INDISP U TABLE Tawasshig: of Vaughan .' [N THE COUNTY OF YORK, ONTARIO, Containing 100 Acres FARM FOR SALE [‘nnms: Twenty five hundred dollarsâ€"part cash, balance on time. For particulars apply to the owner, WILLIAM HARDING, HE Subscriber ofl'ers for sale a good farm. being lot No. 4. in the 8th concession (If the township of Erin, 100 acres, (50 acres cleared and in a high state of cultivation : the balance nearly all first rate Hardwood bush 'l‘horeis on the premises a good log house. barn,stable, 6th “Hill good \vnlel‘ privilege. Also a beautiful young ()i'chnrd of 100 fruit trees, planted 5 years. A good gravel road passes along the from of the lot. This l'a'rm is 35 miles from Richmond Hill. 5 miles from Gooi'ge!0\\'n.ou the Grand Trunk Railway,and 30 miles from Toronto. Flooring and other Lumber Dressed. ThornhiH, Sepi. 17, 1868‘ Shingles. Waggon Felloes, and Lumber Sawed to Order. SFLENDED FARM FGR SALE! Elgin Mills, Jan, 21. 18F!) Steam Mills, Thornhill‘ ThornhiH, Apl'i121,1868. 510-111 HUGH DEVLIL Vaughan, January 3, 1869. 5464 January 14. 1839 G. H. HUSBAND L-D.S., WV. 11. BIYEliS’, PART CASH DOWN, BALANCE ON TIME BEING THE EAST HALF OF LOl‘ NO. 28, {VATER SPOUTS! THE CHEAPEST Give Satisfaction For Sale or to Let- Manufactured and for Saie UN RICHMOND HILL, Is to be seen at JOHN LANGSTAFF‘, With a good well qi'water i0 EN '2‘? “7 W, 70 acres undar cultivation. TOWNSHIP OF ERIN LARGEST STOCK WILLIAM TRENC H. SEN. IN THE 3RD com, YEARS PRACTICE, .vi‘l he sold at prices that cannot fail to PATENT PUT UP AT 15: Monday ofeach month. ,. . 5.31,!) day ofeach month AS HE ALSO AND AND 0F Richmond H ill 5463111 534ml)? 547-6111 5484f Further particulars may be had ml application to Mrssrs.l)uggan & Meyermlilessrs. Patterson. Harrison & Hail]. and Messrs. Cameron, McMichael, Filzgeiald and Hoskius,SollciL0rs, Toronto. rl‘he respective purchasers shall be entitled to pessession on the l5th day of March' next. on paymei t of the two first instalments and of the valuation aforesaid, and to a conveyance of the property purchased, on payment of the second instalment of the purchase money (with interest, as aforesaid) and on the execution of a Mortgage to secure the balance thereof, with interest: such conveyance and Moltgage to be prepared by the Vendor's Solicitor at the ex: pense of the purchaser. The purchaser of Parcel No. 6 will be re- quired tn insure Lhe bullaings thereon, in some respectable Insurance Office. for an amount. equal to one half of the purchase money and to assign the Policy to the Registrar of the Court ot‘Chaucery. The other conditions are the standing con- ditions of the Court 01' Chancery. The several lots will be put up at upsotprices to be declared at the time of Sale.. Dated this 181]) day of January, 1869. DUGGAN, & ME YERS, Vandur’s Solicitors wanted. for which cash will be paid on delivery. Apply to MILLINERY GOODS ! The Purchaser of each Lot will be required to pay down 21 deposit of $|0 ()0 f0.'every $100 ()0 of the purchase money to the Vendors or their Solicitors at the time of sale, and a sutlicient sum to make up one-fomh part of the whole purchase moncyat the expiration ofone month thereafter; one other fulll'lll part thereof, \Vlth interest, at the rate of six per cent'per amount. at lire expiration of six months from the time aforesaid. and the remainder of the purchase money by r-ix (‘qnal annual installments. “'ltl] interest. on the whole money remaining unpaid, to be computed from the expiration of one month from the day of sa|e,the fir>t installment to become due at the expiration of twelve months, to be computed lrom the time last aforesaid. The purchaser of each lot will be required to pay for the fall crops growing on the land. and the tall ploughing dune thereon, ac~ cording: to a valuation to be made thereof by two indifi‘rrent persons, one to be chosen by each party, and in case of their not agreeing by a third person to be named by them before they proce ed to a valua'ion; and in case either afthe said parties shall fall in naming or refuse to name a veluator, the valuation of the valuator named by the otherparty shall be final. Hats and Bonnets trimmed ; Felt Hats and Velvet Bonnets; Silk and patent Vel- vet Velveneens for Mantles, Flowm‘s, Rib‘ bous, Dress trimmings, Buuons. Gloves, the new gored Skirts, Corsels. Also a choice lot of Woolen Goods, Infant’s Coats and Caps, Lady’s Crossover waists. Neckties. Squares, Berlin Wool, and small wares. Part of Lot number 1:2, in the 51h ounces- siou 01' the Township of Markham containing by amueusurmnent ()ue Hait' acre mom or less. being a village lot on the East side of Union Street, in the Village of Unionville; On which stands a capital three storied dwelling house, as the same is now in possesion 01‘ Salem Eckhart, . THE LEADING HOUSE Z laimng by udmemureuuml 151) acres. mme or lassns the sums is new in tho oucupaliou of Hurdle, This to: is in a fine slate 01' cuilivation. 15‘ I’arl of Lotnumber Seven, in the sevonlh concession of (he J'O\vn:-hip of Markham, cou- \Vestllalfof lot 17. m the 3rd concussion ofthe Township of Markham. cunlaining |)V Minneasumnlent One Hundred acres, be the sauna more or less, as Hm same is now in the occupation of John Christian IIL'IIJiCliS. This [ml is well fenced. and Ike buildings [hereon Consist of a good stone dwaliisig house, a good barn. stable and driving shod, There is a fine young orchard and an excellent won nn this lot. PARCEL NO. 3: The East hall of Lot numluer 2'2. in the 3rd concosswn of the Township ul' Markham, con- taining by udmeasummunt One Hundred acres, us the same more or less as the same is now in the occupation ol‘ Jacob Ilom'icks. This Lot is well fenced. and the buildings thereon consist 01" a dwelliag house and stable; and more In also a small Orchard 0]) the lot. The West Half of the same 101, containing by admeasurement 100 acres, be 1.1m same more or lass as the same is now in the occupa- tion of Adam Henricks. This lot is well fenced. and the buildings [hen-on cousnst of a House, Barn and Sheds, a nd there is an Orchard on the lot comainmg many good young fwos. The East Half of Lot number 21, in the 3rd Concession of the township of Markham. m the County of York; containing by ad- measurement “)0 acres, be the same more or less, as the same is now in the occupation of one George Camv-right. The LoL is well fenced. Wednesday. the tenth day of February With the approbation of Robert J. Turner, Esquire. Accouuiant of the said court by JAMES GORMLEY. AT ANTHOZVY SIZE’S IIOTEL.’ HENRICKS vs HENRICKS To be Sold by Auction! January 7, 1869. Richmond Hill, Oct 8, 1868. CHAN CERY SALE ! THE COURT OF CHANCERY, HE following valuable Fme and Pa of land in 6 Lots or l’m‘cels, Viz.- ‘01“. ‘10 CORDS GOOD HARDWOOD Township of Markham- Cordwood Wanted. PUBLIC AUCTION! IN PURSUANCE OF THE DEC? E OF VILLAGE OF UNIONVILLE, 0N RICHMOND HILL Of every description, is at NEXT, AT 12 o’cnocn, NUON ; OF PROPERTY IN THE THERE WILL BE SOLD BY PARCEL NO. 6 PARCEL NO MADE IN iE CAUSE OF PARCEL NO. 4; PARCEL NO PARCEL NO . l ROBE RT J. TURNER. M. TEEFY‘ FUR. N TH E Richmond Hill P. 04 534-ly amels To maku l‘oqm for all these improvements. 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I will make the hnnds, however rough, smooth. soft and \TVhite Prepared only by @HAPPED HANDS. THE REVEREND JOHN BREDIN, Toronto, November 19. 1562. December 24, 1868. @@flfil SE®M®EM®Eg Toronto, December [7, 1668. Richmond Hill, December 10. 1868. LADIES’ & GENTS’ LAMBS WOOL UNDERCLOTHING, GEO. P. ROWELL 85 0033 AMERICAN 103 KING STREET, South West Corner Church St. Toronto, NEW YORK : GEO. P. ROWELL a: 00., July. August and September, 1868, Is used by the Royal Veterinary Surgeons of England. for all kinds of Ribbons, Flowers, FBIll/LGI‘S. Hosiery, Gloves. Trimmiuga, Small Wines, b'lu'rts, Collars, Tics, Umbrellas. ACCURATE LISTS 40 Park Row, 1869. Clouds, Breakfast Shawh, Sontags, Cotton and Wonlnn Yarns, Grain Bags, &c Duuaas Shirtings and Yarns MANTLES AND MILLINERY, SHAWLS, FLANNELS’, BLANKETS, VVILLIAM lVIITCIâ€"IELL’S For the CHEAszT,.Most FASHIONABLE. and Most MAGsu-‘CENT CONTAINING USE MILLER’S PREPARED GLYCERINE, BIILLER’S DERBY OIL! “ THE YORK HERALD” PRICE 15 CENTS. 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BRILLINGER, Richmond Hill 5174f 540 HIS ASSOCIATION has transferred the" LIBRARY to the ' Huuu: ’ Book Slot. where Stockholders and others may amour. BOOKS every Friday afternoon. from “oi clock. P-Il. Family and Church Burl”, FIRST Boon, with 31 illustrationsfitronghg bound in limp clothâ€"5 cents. FIRST BOOK, (second part) with 54 illflmlliom. strongly hauud in limp clothâ€"~10 cents. SECOND Boox, with 56 illustrations. BENIeg bound in cloth boardsâ€"20 cent». THIRD Boon, 41 illustrations, strongly hound in cloth boardsâ€"30 cents. Fovn'rn Buck, 45 illustrations. strongly bound. in cloth boardsâ€"40 cents. FIFTH BOOK, 50 illustrations" strongly bound I in cloth boardsâ€"50 cents. COMPANION TO THE READERSâ€"~25 contl. For sale at MALLOY’S AXES DANIEL HORNER, Jun, Lot 20, 2nd coossion Markham- All orders from a distance prompt] attended to. and medicines sent to any part0 tho Pro- Vince. Horses examined as to soundneu,_ also Bought and Sold on commission. THE NEW CANADIAN: National Series of Reading Books For Horses and Cattle always on hand :./snch as Physic, Diuretic. Cordial. Tonic, Cough. Condition and Worm Bulls and Powders. 1 ho Cough Balls have been found' most serviceublo in alleviating many of the distressing symp- toms of Brokenwind or Haaves in Horses. Colic, Dranghts. Liniments for Sore Throne. Sprains, Curb. Spavin, Ring-bone, 61c. Blin- ering Oint-rnents. also Hoof and Healing Oint- ments. Lotions for: Wounds, Bruises. blddl. Gulls. Inlnlliable Oil nndi S-lvoop Tick Dn- u'oyer. ’ ' J. H. SANDERSON: VETERINARY SURGEON, Cor. of Yonge- & Centre,- RLCHMOND HILL» BEGS’ l0 announch the public “in :- now practicing with H. SANDE§§§§§¢ of the same place. where they may be can v ed personally or by lejlalz, on I” din-ans of Horses, Cattle. &c. 3 ', Medicines of every Disoription 38 West. Market Square. Toronto: [13’ Bbots and Shoes made to Menuuro.‘ the Bast Materials and Workmunahip, at tho Lowest Remuneratiug Prices. Farmer’s Boot & SM JOHN ERRON‘, BOOTS 66 SHOES; Applicants wilL please address-1119i (postpaid),to " " M. TEEFY” \' ‘ .33 Richmnd Hill, Septemlior l6. For the use of‘his PatentSelfâ€"ahuuing 1VHIS usefulinvemion isthe mostconw the cheapest, and. most. dumb!!! ( for farm use. The Pntenlee isrnow prapared‘tngell? SELF-SHUTTING- GATE; THE Executors o-Hhe late James»' Holliday; have pihced the Books of the Estate in: Mr. 'l‘eaf)’s handsfor the purpose of‘ having all outstanding accoums colleclnd. by lIIil or' otlxarwlse.. Parties indebted-will pk“. tlko‘ notice. TOWNSHIP RI J. HOLIDAY’SESTATEu “,f Ihaye throwndown the Gnuntlomot~ them try it. A trial is all that is 1199de ten convince customers of the reality. At the following prices :â€"Young Ind 0115.5 Hyson Tea, Good Flavor and Strong. 9' or lb; Young Hyson Tea. 25 6d to 3s per In. Extra Mayune Young Hyson Ten, 33 6d and; 4s per lb. hard to beat; Fme Imperial and. Gunpowder Tea. 45 par lb, vary hll’d to but: Very Superior Japan and Black Tan. 43 6t! p01",- lb. not to be but; Very Finest Young Hynn‘. and Gunpowder Ten. 55 per lb, cnnnot excelled. Richmond Hill. April ‘23, 1868. Authorised by the Council of Public In- struction for Outu'm, ( Graduate qf Turmtto Veterinary College), LIBRARY ASSOCATION. He Will KnockUnder~ AND CRY PECAVI 3, Toronto, Dec. 3. 1867. BETTEH TEA EUR THE P-HTIIE? NELSEN JOHNSON; \‘VM. COX, October Its 1868; Manufacturer and Dealer“; nll‘kiuds at" Richmond Hill. Nov. 5, 1868; RICHMOND HILL. E HA’SfNOW ONV HAND. SOME OE? Call at G. A. BARNARD'S; Foal TEAS. ' Last Notice. THE BEST TEJS IF GEORGE BARNARD DON'T SELL (Signed) AT LOW mucus, n- m; HORNER’S PATENT RICHMOND HILL Than any other Store on FOR SALE BY THE HERALD OFFICI. RICHMOND Hfii‘l’; Ayah:fo JOHNSON; ' VV‘M. COX, 3Eucutam. . SCOTT, Librarian. THEE M3411? enrol, 0494f 5384f. 510