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Wrugs, Medicines, Ehemicals, AND As The Stock is Large Will be Sold Cheap for Cash! OR APPROVED CREDIT. No.44 King Street East, Toronto, '11:.“ umno Wlll Du l‘uuulvuu up u) Dululuny} March ‘20,'1869. for the building of 2: HOUSE AND STABLE Plans and speci- fications may be seen on application to Mr. James M. Lawrence. Township Clerk. All kinds of Carriage and Harness Mounting, Knives. Forks, Spoons. Cruils. &c., &c.. &c., Silver Plated in the best Ster warranted to wear any length of lime. The lowest or anv other [enam- will not be received unless otherwise satisfictory. WM. H. LAWREVCE. WENDERS will be received up to Saturday March 20,1869. for the building of a ESSENGES, PATENT MEDMINEE, FA N 0 Y a 0 0 D S, PERFUIVIERY 830. Toronto, February 4. 1869, Remaining in the Richmond Hill Post Office February lst‘ 1869, Anderson. Geo Boake, Sarah A [3] Benton. J C Duck, David Brown. James Brassell, John Jernal'd, J G [5] Collins, William Campbell. Neil )olleran. Patrick [ ] Cooper William Coil, Thomas Comnhs. Robert ('ockrane, Miss M Carier. John Coughin. Timothy Dancv, Mrs. lane Durham. Mr Donor. Emanuel Dolmage. Gideon Elliott. Mrs Jane Elliott. Marv Ann Fn‘syih. Donald Frame. Alex. [2] Fravling, W. Fuller, Daniel. Graham, Jaseph Gordon. J. Hammill. Thomas Lighti‘ooi, Hannah MJI'l‘lSOIi. Rev S Martin. J Morris, Job McGullen, Alex. McKinney. Mrs, McLean Archibald McCance, Margret McQuinn, Mr Page. Edward l’asrmore, James Railh. T. S. Rae. Andrew Roberts. Denis ’ SimpsonY James Sanvnlge, John Stephenson, George Siver. Jennie Shell, “illiam Scott, Thomas Shields. John SleplmnsunJames . Smith, James Siieele. A L Taylor. Joseph L 'l‘uillms, James Vanderhurgh, Margeiv \anderhnrgh. James M Van de Hogari, F 'i'rouper.VVhiie Thomas FARM FOR SALE! COLORS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, SPIRITS TURPENTINE, Patent Dryer, Zinc Paints, The 25th Day ofFebruary,1869 OF THE Township v of Whitcllurch, COUNTY OF YORK, ONT.; ABOUT 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 late ABRAHAM S'I‘ECKLEY. Horlgson, James Kane, Mrs M A Lane. Thomas TERMS: One-third Cash; the balance in instalments, with interest For particulars apply to either of the under- signed. HARNESS. HARNESS, A call from those who mav be In 'Want of a Good’Al-ticle ls Earnestly requested. Saddles from $10 to $40. Bridles from $1 to $12. ffa/fers in Great Variety. Brushes of every kind. Curry, Maine & clipping combs. Horse Blankets. In Endless Varietv. «. w. n.1uvms Farmer’s Boot. & shoe Stdre [Ei’BooLs and Shoes made to Measure. of the Beat Materials and Workmanship, at tho Lowest quunerating Prices. Toronto, Dec, 3. 1867. 0494f BOOTS & SHOES, Toronto, February 17. 186 9. .v Richmond Hm, Feb 17, 1869. VJhitchurch, Dec. 2. 1868 a'. L. Margach, mrey. Mrâ€"Painler Will be sold by Public Auction, (on the promises). on Richmond Hill, Oct 8, 1068. Premises lalcly occupirrl by Messrs Dunspaugh & Watson. Manufacturer and Dealerin all kinds of LOT NO. 6, IN THE 5TH CONCESSION VARIETY OF MUUN’I‘INGS. Carriage. Buggv. Riding Humng and Team Whips Tenders Wanted. PAINTS. OILS, DYE'STUFFS, 38 West Market Square. Toronto IMPOR'I'ER & DEALER IN List of Letterfi JOHN BARRON, A RTISTS’ MATERIAL, THE WEST HALF OF BY AUCTION. DAVID S'I‘ECKLEY, SAMUEL SNIDER. ERY Lightfool, Hannah MJI'l‘lSOIl. Rev S Martin. J Mox'ris, Job McGullen, Alex. McKinney. Mrs, McLean Archibald McCauce, Margret McQuiun, Mr Page. Edward l’asmnore, James Railh. T. S. Rae. Andrew Roberts. Denis SimpsonY James Sanvulge, John Stephenson, George Siver. Jennie Shell, “illiam Scott, Thomas Shields. John SleplmusunJame: . Smith, James Skeele. A L Taylor. .losth L 'l‘uillms, James Vanderhurgh, Marger \anderhurgh. James M Van de Bogart, F .VVhile Thomas Williams. Mr V'est. MN Thus. Young, Mrs. H. TICEFY. P, W 550- ly-flc 552-1y 5344)’ 552 542 'l‘hey beg leave to ammunqe to the Inhabitants of Richmond Hill and surrounding country that [hay will keep constantly on hand a Large 8; well Selected NEW OPENING Lately Occupied by Mr. '1'. Morgan Emmy 8r firmfitr’nng’a (13111. French & Armstrong, Teas, PROVISIONS Currants, OY STERS ' OYSTERS Spa trow’s washin g Cry stal FRESH BREAD REUEEVEB DAILY. igs, Nuts, Pails FLOUR AND FEED DECISIVE BARGAINS MAY BE EXPECTED “required to any distance within tlnee miles. GOODS DELIVERED I *3 Farm Produce taken for Goods‘ FRENCH 61. ARMSTRONG. Richmond Hill. Jan. 27, 1868. RICHMOND HILL. Sugars, GROCERIES, Fish Candies, Biscuits Brooms Black Lead brushes A call is xeSpectlully solicited as Pick] es, Having leased-the Premisés 80:: Syrup and M classes Coffees: Cheese Corn meal Wash boards FLOUR AS FOLLOWS : OF ALL KINDS. Scrubbing brushes ups, STOCK OF Spices, Lobsters. Butter Oatmeal ’andles, ON Mustards, Tobacco, Beans Sardines, Cigars, Lav Vinegar Raisins, Sold on Reasonable Terms! For further particulars apply to the owner on the premises. COUNTY OF YORK, ONTARIO, Containing 100 Acres *f This is one cf' the best when: gzownig farms In this part of the country; and is within 2; miles of Richmond Hill Slaliou. on 1he Northern Railway; 3 miles from Rlchmond Hill on Yonge Street, and 18 miles from the City of Toronto. The {arm will be HERE is a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE. :1 Good Barn and other buildings on the premises; there is also a. A Spring Creek intersects the Farm All of which wi'l be sold at prices? that cannot fail to FARM FOR SALE, SPLENDEB ORCHARD UF GRAFTED FRUIT Men’s CaH‘ boots. perfect beaufiias. [wet Man’s English Kipp bouts. warraWGd to turn Man’s 5.0gy hools cannot baheal for winter. Ladys high cut bouts. no Ladyshuuld be Wilh- out them. Lad3’s Wimm' Kidd boots. perfect gems. Lady’s Clmh hook, cannot be beat for winter. Children and Misses’ boots in great variety. and in every sl)|e. Boy’s Lung and have boots nf’ every kind. Rubbers and Fe|t over-shoes, shoe-packs. WILL MDT BE UNDERWEAR. A call is Earnestly Requested. BOOTS & SHQES iOR QOQCOKDS GOOD HARDWOOD 5 wanked. {or which cash will he paid on delivuliy. Apply to THE LEADING HOUSE! MILLINERY GOODS ! TITLE INDISP UTABLE Township of Vaughan .' Hats and Bonnets trimmed: Felt Hats and Velvm Bonnels; Silk and patent Vel- vet Valvelleens for Mantleu. Fluwm‘s. lib‘ bolls, Dress lrinnring‘s. Buttons. Gloves. mu new gonad Skirts. COISHS Man a choice lot of Wnolen Goods, Infant’s Goals and Caps, Lady’s ('rutsovvr waists. Neckiies. Squares, Zerlin Wow. and Slim“ wares. UnionviHe. . . . . .. . lst Monday of each month. ‘Veston,. . . . . . . .. . . . ..91h day of each muth Kleinbm‘g. ..... .-.16th -‘ H Burwick, ............Q‘led “ “ Scarboro’ . . . . .. . . . . . .‘23‘rd “ " Where he will be prepared and mosthappy to wait on these who may require his services, G. H. H.. having had ova:- Begs most respectfully to announce that he will be at To these who havef‘avowd him with their palronageinthe past he ralurne his SiuCBi‘B thanks, and to thnse who may do so in the fu- ture, he would say that no endeavor on his part will be wanting lo meet their approval. FeeYs coufidvnt of giving emire satisfaction REFERENCES 1 The following gentlemen can. with confidence recommend (1‘ H *{Ushalld. (u all rvqnivin'; Denz‘ul aid: Hr Reid, Thm'nhill; Dr. Bull, Weston: Ur. D’Evlyn, Burwicn‘, Dr. Cursuu, Bratztpmn. RESIDENCE :â€"Thornhil!. $6 PER ONE HUNDRED FEET. SAP BUCKETS & FAILS EAVE T ROUGHS For particulars address DANIEL HORNER, Jun, MALLOY’S AXES Vaughan, January 7, 1869 Richmond Hill, Oct. 8, 1868‘ January 7. 1869. Richmond Hi I. Oct 8. ISHB. Thornhill, Sept. 17, 1868‘ ALSO Flooring and 0th}? Lumber Dressed. Shingles, Waggon Felloes, and Lumber Sawed to Order. ELEEEN YEARS PRACTICE, Thomhill, April 21, 1863. G. H. HUSBAND L.D. S}, EAST HALF OF LOI‘ NO. 28, VV. II. ’NIYERS’, PART CASH DOWN, BALANCE ON TIME lVIrS. MYERS’. THE CHEAPEST \VATER SPOUTS! Give Satisfaction Cordwood Wanted. RICHMOND HILL With a good well of water. 70 acres under cultivation. 0N RICHMOND HILL, Is to be seen at ()f every descripfion, is at Manufactured and for Sale IDEN‘EE‘ESW; JOHN LANGSTAFF, Steam Mills, Thornhill‘ Lot 20. 2nd ceossion Markhnmv ' Richmond Hill 1865. LARGEST STOCK IN THE 3RD com, BEING THE PATENT FOR SALE BY PUT UB A'l' IN THE M. TEEFY. 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All subscriptions, (including club}, sent in before the Isl of January, will entilile the parties to receive the paper until {1.0 December 3lst, ldil9. IF YOU WANT SHEA? BflflKS AND STATIONERY, CALL AT THE HERALD OFFICE. BIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSI'NRY Richmond Hill, Oct 8, 1868. ENLARGEMENT 01? THE SHEET"; ENLARGEMENT 8; IMPROVEMENT OF ATKINSON CLUB RA"ES FOR 1869. RICHMOND HILL, BRANCH AT THE HOW CAN HERALD OFFICE. THE REVEREND JOHN BREDIN, 513037 EXTRAUBWNARV ANU DELIGHTFUL PHEPARAWUN EVER DlSCWERED! i' will make the hands, however rough, smooth. soft and white. Prepared only by @®&EESE©MEEN@E9 EXQRSES! HQRSES Y 2 HGRSES ! ! ! Fresh Cuts, Caulkâ€".5 and Bruises On Horses and Catile. We can confidently recommend it to all owners of horses. Prepared in Canada only by EEANng MR. WILLEAM MUNSHAW, RICHMOND HILL. “0‘ x M "f Hibim'h '1 "Wm MW "unmm% “inhuman “Hm:wa ” ‘1. "Hum “‘uuuUmuW I“11mm {’1 l‘leme 103 KING STREET, South West Corner Church St. Toronto, THIS POPULAR 8; DESIRABLE FARMING IMPLEMENT COTTONS, LINENS, CLOTHS, Tweeds, Ma11'tle mlafierials, Silks, CHARLTON’S FIRST PRIZE] SUPERIOR TO IBKPORTED GOODS. VARIET;Y OF DRESS GOODS, SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE! HE Subscriber offers for sale a good farm. being lot No. 4. in the Bill concession of the [OWIhhip of Erin, 100 acres, (in acres cleared and in a high state of culiivalion: tho balance nearly all first rato Hardwood bush There is on the premises a good log house, barn,slable. &c.. with good water privilege‘ Also a beautiful young Orchard of 100 fruit trees, planth 5 years. A good gravel road passes along the front of the lot. This farm is 35 miles from Richmond Hill. 6 miles from Georgetown.on the Grand Trunk Railway,and 30 miles from Toronto. 7 l‘ERMs: Twenty five hundred dollarsâ€"part cash, balance on time. For particulars apply to the owner, Richmond Hill. Deéember 10I 1868 Toronto. December 17. 1668. Folir'ué'ry 11. 1868. General Use by 111311137 Prominent Agriculturalists, TERMS: CASH, AND ONE PRICE ONLY. Toronto, November 39, 1362. ’ h January 14. 1869. LADIES’ & GENTS’ LAMBS WOOL UNDERCLOTHING, July. August and September, 1868, Orders should be sent at once to secure the earliest attention. [5 used by the Royal Veterinary Surgeons of England, for all kinds of TOWNSHIP OF ERIN. Ribbons, Flowers, Feat/Lars, Hosiery, Glam-s. Trimmings, Small W'arcs, Shirts, Collars, Tics, Umbrellas. PATENT CULTIVATOR. USE MIIJLER,S PREPARED GLYCERINE, Clouds, Breakfast Shaw!s, Sontags, Cotton and VVonlan Yarns, Grain Bags. 610 Dunaas Shiniugs and Yarns WILLIAM' MITCHELL’S WILLIAM HARDING. MANTLES AND MILLINERY, SHAWLS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, MILLER’S DERBY OIL! For the CHEAPEST, Mos: FASHIONABLW, and Most MAGNIFCENT “ THE YORK HERALD” N THE PRICE 15 CENTS. POLEMICAL NEW BRITISH AND FOREIGN AND OTHERS. Richmond Hill DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT AND 15 MANUFACTURED BY DURING THE MONTHS 01" 547 ~6m A S PUBLISHED IN 55X -3m 1T 13 THE BETWEEN IS NOW IN _ HUGH MILLER & 00‘. Medical Hall, 167 King Street East, Toronto. HUGH MILLER & CO.. Modical Hall. [67 K ifig Street East, Toronto. 543-“ BLACKSMITH 81101‘ and DWELLING House. The 100's will he sold or let wilhthe shop. Are situated oppos'ue G. J, Bernard’s Stuns, Elgifi. -iHs. For further paniculats apply to the owner on _the premises. BICE’S PUMPS Family and Church Bibles WILLIAM MUNSHAW. Eigin Mills, Jan. 2!, 1889. Richmond Hill, June 11. ’68. For Sale or to Let- AT Low PRICES. AT THE HERALD OFFICE. FOR SALE BY WILLIA M TRENC H . SEN. Richmond Hill Post Oflice’.’ J. BRILLINGER, Riéhmand. Hill 11119 11. ’68. 5|7-tf 548-tf 540 For the use ofhis Patent Selfishutting Gale. Applicants will please address their letter'r (post. paid) to HE} Executors ofthe late James ,Hollidny have placed the Books of the Estgte in Mr. 'I‘eel'g’s hands for the purpose of lla'vfihg all outstanding accounts colleclxtd. by suit or otherwlse. Parties indebted will please take‘ notice. 7 “US usefulinventionisthemoslconvenientf 1 the cheapest, and most durable GATE for farm use, The Patentee is now prepared to sell Richmnd Hill, September IS. 1867. 478 THE NEW CANADIAN Natianal Series of Reading Booksl J. HOLIDAY’S ESTATE. SELF-SHUTTING GATE. *fl" Ihaye ‘hrown down the GauntletJot them try it. Atrial is all that is needed to convince customers of the reality, Call’at G. A. BARNARD’Si At the following pricoszâ€"Ycung and Old Hyson Tea. Good Flavor and Strong. 2:1 per lb; Young Hyson Ten. 29 (id to 39 porlb; Extra Ma5une Young Hyson Tea, 39 6d and 4s per lb. hard to beat; Fme Imperial and Gunpowdex Tea. 49 per lb. very hard to beat; Very SuperiorJapan and Black Ten. 48 6d par lb, no: to ba beat; Very Finest Young Hymn and Gunpowder Tea. 55 per lb. cannot b. excelled. Fms-r‘ Book, with 31 illustrnfions. strongly boun} in Iimp‘ clothâ€"5 dents. Fms'r Boox. (second part) with 54 illustrations; strongly bound in limp clothâ€"10 cams. SECOND Boox, with 56 illustrations. strongly’ bound in cloth boardsâ€"20 cents. THIRD BOOK, 41 illustrations, strongly haunt! in cloth boards-30 cents. Foua'm Book. 45 illustrations. strongly bound; in cloth boardsâ€"40 cents. FIFTH BOOK, 50 illustrations’ stro‘ngly bound in cloth boardsâ€" 50 cents. Commmon 1'0 THE READERSâ€"25 cents. For sale at He Will Knock Under TOWNSHIP RIGH TS J. H. SANDERS‘ON; VETERINARY SURGEON, (Graduata 0f Tommie Veterinary College) Cor. of Yonge & Centre St. East} RICHMOND HILL. 3mm TERNEUSELLTHE PHIEE‘. EGS In announce to the public that He ii now practicing with H. SANDERSON, orthe same place. where they may be consult- ed personally or by letter, on all diseases bf Horses. Cattlé; &c. Horses examined as to soundxioéa, duo Bought. and Said on commission. For Horses and Cattle always on hand i such as Physic. Diuretic. Chi-dial, Tonic, Co“ In. Condition and Worm Balls and Powders. ho Cough Balls have been found most sorviééible in alleviating many of the distressing Symp- toms of Brokenwind or Hooves in Horses. Colic, Draughls, Liniments for Sort: Thrbuts. Sprains. Curb. Spavin, King-bone, Gui. Blim- ering Ointxnems, also Hoof and Healing Oint- menis. Lotions for Wounds, Bruises‘ Saddl- Gall. Infalliable Oil and Sheep Tick Des- (royer. All orders from a distance promptly atlondod to, and medicine: sent to any part ot'th'é Pro- Vince. THE MOMENTOUS QUESTION: Medicines of every Disc’rip‘tion Books & Fancy Goodis HQLIDAY GIFTS In various styles of Bindingé. BIBLES AND TESTAMENTS ! HYMN é: PRAYER BOOKS, In all the different M31995 91' Binding. Toys 6f Various Kinds, Pocket Books, Purses, 8w. PLAIN & FANCY STATIONERY. ALEX. SCQTT, Albums from 25 Cents to $6. October Its 1868. Authorised by the Council of Public In- struction for Ontario. Richmond Hill. Nov. 5,1868. STANDARD AUTr'm‘fis: Richmond Hill, April 523, 1868. Large and Miscellaneous Stock WHERE TO PROCURE THE Most s‘bii‘Anu ARTICLES ron RICIâ€"IMOND HILL, HE Subscribér, ever mindffll of {he want! of the public, has just received t Riflmmé H.111: NW -‘~’9-1867,a He has also received a heavy stock of THE BEST TEflS FOR TEAS. Last Notice. NELSEN JOHNSON. WM. COX, (Signed) AS NOW ON HAND SOME OF HORNER'S PATENT M. TEEFY, AND CRY PECAVI ! Than any other Store on 0F CAREFULLY SELECTED xcwmsa MANY or Tali RICHMOND HILL P. 0. Agent for Patentod; THE HERALD OFFIGIA THEN } Execute". 539- tf 510