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Northern Railway of Canada ,‘ , (:0'1Hg3‘1‘u2‘1h 7 (1011‘.- ' 9- hunt]! K Wm c‘iflma ‘éémmfl. (If? DON’T forget to secure a copy of thu Polemicul Con‘rGSpoudence, between T J.M. and the Rev. John Bredin, now published in pamphlet form and for sale at the Herald book store. Price 15 ceIIIS. “Te believe that there is no branch of' the public service, in Canada, that is so well managed as the post-office depart- ment. The chief oflicers appear to be always consulting the comfort and con- Veuience of the public, and hence the establishment of Post-offices almost every 1 two miles, until the number has increased from 601 in 1851, to 2533 in 1867â€"-i1n- mediatcly before confederation. In 1851, the number of miles of Post Route was 7595; in 1867,they numbered 182100. In 1851, there were 2,132,00 l letters passed through the Post-oflices; in 1867, the number ofletters passed through amount- ed to 14,200,000. The revenue of the PD. Department, in 1852, amounted to $230,629; in 1807, it was $914,783.52. These statistics are in themselms clear evidences of wonderfully increased faciliâ€" ties for the transmission of letters. It must not- be forgotten that it was in 1851 that the 1’. 0. Department was handed orer by the Imperial Govermnent to the Government of Canada; previous to the transfer, the rates of postage on letters were outrageously high. Rates on THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS- SION AND THE POST OFFICE DE- PARTMENT. RICHMOND HILL 513110)} New Advertisements. Morning Papers a: 11163 PO. Sign of the Tea Chestâ€"I. French. Closing Shops on 21111 May. Bow Bells for May.â€"â€"A. Scott; P; 0. Savings Bank. Dry Goods.â€"â€"Wm. Atkinson. Notice.-Vaughan Council. B1acksmithing.â€"Pcter Cmik. New Cm‘ding Mill at Headf'ord J. Eyer. Patent Maps.â€"J. T. Lloyd. - Card.â€"-â€"Robert E. Law. Noiice.â€"-Lymzm Miller. the following places, or others of an equal distance, were as follows1â€"Thoruhill, 4%d; Cobourg, 7d; Kingston, 9d , Pres- cott, 11%; Montreal, 1s 1:}(1; Riviere du Loup, 1s 4d; Quebec, 1s (3d; Pistoles, Is 1025‘], and so on. according:y a t J r Trois to the increase of distant-o uni it amounted to 3s 4d for a single rate. Aft-er the department was handed owl“ t0 the Canadian Government, a unifin‘m rate of three pence was alopted; this sum. when prepaid, caused a letter to be car» ried any distance Within'the boundaries of Canada ; and recently7 as our traders are three cents,on pro-payment. aware, the rate wasreduced t0 Nougwc ask our readers to bestow a thong-ht upon these facts in regard to the Postal service it to say if the great improvements we have cited, in this one department of Govcin- ment, is not the strongest evidence we can of our country; is for them adduce to prove that our country is pro- gressmg, and that our Post-office authoriâ€" ties have been Constantly providing for the wants and convenience of' the people. der of the License year.â€"â€"Carricd. The Reeve. laid before the Council a communication he had received from the Reeve of the Gore ofToronto, in refer» enee to the Statute Labour on the townâ€" liue, between the Gore and Vaughan. Mr. Arnold, seconded by Mr. Web- ster, moves that the Clerk be and he is hereby instructed to communicate to 1David Tomlinsou, qu. Reeve or" the {Gore of Toronto, the acceptance by this (j;_n‘:neil of the proposition ofthe Council 3 of the Core of Toronto, to purchase l i,1;,”1{ m],jlm.,"or1n Statute Labour on the town line, between tiiC tm‘t’nShlPS 0f _the Gore of Toronto and Vaughtl‘lrcm’rled' Fir. Hartman, seconded by Mr. “tel? ste '. moves that the Clerk be and he 15 hereby instructed to notify the Overseer of Road Division No, 7'3, to apply the Statute Labour of Thomas \Vebster, the Statute Labour of' L. Cameron, and one halt‘ of the Statute Labour of James Devines, John Goodell and Isaac Nat- trass, on the town'line between the Gore of Toronto aad the township of Vau- ghan, Within the limits of said Division No. 72, Also to notify the Overseer of Division No. 70, to have the Statute Labour of Richard Horsle applied on the town- ltlmanuel Fester, James Nichols, and In the midst ot’ all these Chang-CS and wonderful improvements in the l’ost-ofiiee department, there have been numerous Postâ€"Masters General, a necessity of' our system of government; but, from begin- ning; to end, there was one man at the helmâ€"who continues to pilot the shipâ€"â€" to Whom the country is deeply indebted for the able manner in which the whole machinery of the Post office Department has been kept in such admirable working order; to him we are in a very great measure indebted for these excellent at rangements, that have been made from time to time. After the transfer In 1851, “l. H. (J‘rritfin, Esq., became Secretary to the then Postâ€"Master Generalâ€"the Hon. James Morrisâ€"but in 1857, it was found necessary to create deputy heads of' de- partments, and Mr. Griflin was made Deputy Post-Master General, at a salary of $2600 a year. Taking into considera- tion the great amount of mental and bodily labour Mr. G. undergoes, in the fieri'ormance of his arduous duties, and the valuable services he has rendered to the public, we consider he is inadequately remunerated, and we shall be rejoiced to to leam that the arrangements now about to be made in the Post-office de- partmentâ€"for the remuneration of all ofiicers in the serviceâ€"will result in an increase of his salary commensurate with his long and valuable services. Those who use Coiby’p Pills recommend ghem tb their friends. RICHMOND HILL, MAY 7, 1869. UH m! “Mn. November 1868 1’ M year The Municipai Council of the Town- , ship of Vaughan met_ Town'HuU, fan Monday, the 10th instant, for the ‘; pui‘ynsc of holding the Court of Revision {on the Assessment Roll, for the current to Mr: Arnold, seconded by Mr. Reamau, 81y moves that the Treasurer be and is hereby authorized to pay the following to amounts to the parties named for charii 0W table purposes :â€" de- To D. Raeman, for the purpose of 31] ; sending the widow Oster and family {0 an L 1101' Father’s: 1n the States, $14.00. Members all present. The Clark muted that the only appeal lodged. with 111111 was by James Mitchel], â€"â€"-the objection was on account, of lot 31. in the 11th Con. being too low assessgd. Mr. Webster, seconded by Mr. Arnold, moves that the appeal of J umes Mitchell against the Assessment of lot 31, in the '11t-h (ion. cannot be entertained, as there is no evidence before the Conrt of Re- vision showing that an error had been committedâ€"Carried. Mr. Arnold,seconded by Mr. Hartman, moved that the Assessment Rolls of the Township ofVaug-han, for the year 1859, be now and they are hereby finally passed by this Court, and shall be valid and binding on all parties concerned, notâ€" wiihstanding any del'eets or errors com- mitted in, or with regard to such Rolls. â€"â€"Uul'1‘ied‘ ‘ The Court then adjourned sine die. ‘ The Council then sat, for general busi- ness. The minutes of the last meeting were read, and on motion approved. By-Luw N0. 222,1‘0gumting Statute Labour under 32 Vic. chap. 36 of the Statuhs 0f Ontn‘io, was then passed. Mr. Hartman, seconded by Mr. Rae- ninn, moves that the Clerk be and he is hereby authorised to request, by adver~ liselnent in the York Herald, that par» ties residing Within this Municipal de- sirous of securing labourers for farm or other work, communicate the same to the Reeve, giving number required and other particulars; as per communication recei- ved from the department of An‘ricul- ture and Public \Vorkas for Ontario.â€"- Curried. ' Mr. Racman, seconded by Mr. Hart- man, moves that: the Clerk be and he is hcrcbyirmtructcd to prepare a By law by the mext meeting oi'tliis Council7 to carry out the winth of the Ratcpayers, in accordance with their petition, to cause a survey and plan of that portion ofthe village of Richmond Hill in the Township ol‘ Vaughanâ€"Carried. Mr. Arnold, seconded by Mr. Raeman, moves that the Treasurer be and he is lmroby authorized to pay the following accounts 2 . To J. N Rcid, M.D. attendance 011 pauper . . . _ . . . . To John A.-F1':1111€S, work at Town- ship stable .. . .‘ . . . . . . . . To John Eliott, burying 9. unknown child To W. Devlin. Esq. attending court in Hayden case . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tu W. Hm‘Imun, Esq. expenses in Hayden 0sz . , . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . Mr lineman, seconded by Mr. Hen-t- man, moves that the Reeve and Clerk be authorized to issue a certificate to Law- rence Wusllintcr and Mrs. McCartney, to enable them to obtain a license, from the Issuer of Licenses, to keep Houses The Reeve. laid “before the Council a communication he had received from the Reeve of the Gore 0f’T01‘0nt0, in refer» ence to the Statute Labour on the townâ€" line, between the Gore and Vaughan. Emanuel Foatéi‘, Jdlnes Nichols, and line within the limits of said Division No. ,. i 10 ; Also to notify the Overseer of' Divi- sion N0. 71, to have the Statute Labour 01' P. Agar, A. Riddle {Md T1105 Riddle applied on the townâ€"line within the limits of said Dwision N0. 71 ; Alror to notify the Overseer of Division NH. 70, to have the Statute Labour of Bichurfl Iiflel'sley applied (731717 the town: To John Davidson and wife, the, sum of $4 per month, commencing May lst 1859. Also that the west half of Lot No. 4, in the 9th Con. be severed from Division No. 70, and attached to Division No. 69. â€"C:1rried. To Hugh Devlin, for the support of Sarah Livingston, the sum of $10 per Mr. Webster, seconded by Mr. Hart- mam moves that the west haif' of lots 1 and 2‘ in the 7th Con. be severed from Road Division No. 43, and that said lots be and are hereby set apart as a separate Division to be known as~Division N0. 43 a, and that Samuel Scales be path- master for the enrrentyear; Also that the seal of HE Corporation be attached to this resolutionâ€"Carried. The following petitions asking aid for charitable purposes were laid before the Council : from Henry MeEh‘oy and 11 others, for the Widow Ost‘er to enable her to remove her family to her Father’s in the United States; from Tobias Dolmage and 15 others, for aid to John Davidson and Wife destitute, and from Henry Robinson and 11 others, for aid to Sarah Livingston, destitute. VAUGHAN COUNCIL. $4 00 12 00 ‘- GOO quar‘tfi, comma/Doing April 151: 1869. Carried. . Mr. Albert Wilson presented a Peti- tion to the Council asking relief for the loss ofa Horse and damage done to Bugg and Harness at Brennan’s Hill, in the (5th Con”, on the 3rd day of October last. 7 Also fi‘om John Brovin and 14 others, asking the Council to grant Iehef to Albert Wilson for the loss he sufiered by the accident. Mr. Webster, seconded by Mr. Raeman, moves that this Council do not entertain Mr. \Vilson’s petition for loss of Horse, and damage done to Buggy and Harness at Brennan’s Hillrâ€"‘Carried. Mr. Raeman, seconded b0 Mr. Webster moves that when this Council adjourns it stands adjourned till the seventh of June next ath o’clock, A.M., instead of the 14th., as per advertisement, on ac- count of the County Council meeting on the Pithâ€"Carried. Sm: Early last week, one of your neiglr bours brought a quantity of live fowls to market; he readily sold them and returned home. I now learn that he does not raise fowls himself, but has been collecting them by robbing neighbouring hen-roosts. He is notorious, I am credibly informed, as a sheep thief; was caught stealing grain in the sheaf last harvest; in fact, I learn that he lives by stealing at nights, and loa‘ing round the Tavern bar-rooms during day time. What are your Magistrates about, that such a notorious character can carry on his nightly depredations under their judicial noses? I am told that “Old Abe” is afraid of him, and that he is the only one thatdoes bnsmess; the others being igno- rant of their duty, and not accustomed to; harness. In the State of Indiana, the citizens have a mode of disposing of thieves, such as the one referred to, that is sharp, short. and to the purpose ; but it is Lynch law, and we prefer that thieves should flourish and grow fat, rather than copy from brother Jonathan. The worst feature of the whole is, this man had his son with him here, and appears to be bringing him up as a thief. 'It would be an act of charity towards this boy to save. him from the life his father is training him to send the old thief to the Penitentiary, and the young one to the Reformatory. and thereby save your neighbour’s hen roosts. Yorkville, 10th May, 1869. LAYING THE LAST RAILâ€"OPENING CEREMOXYS ST. LOUIS. May 10.â€"The last spike was driven into the last; mil ofthe Pacific railwav at Promontory point, l1eur_0g_dg1, Utah US- the Central l’acihc railway, i117 presence of the officers of both roads and a lame num bor oi'oihers. A despntch from the (prerator at Promontory Point asked that at noon ell the wires should be put in communication with him, :51) that every ofilce in the United States should know the moment the s3ike was driven in, he having laid a wire utl) to the rail forthat purpose. I: was accordin‘rly :er:m;e(l that one circuit should be estftb. lished. and that as the Spike was struck he should say “Done,” so that it would be known in every town in the country that the work was finished. YORK HERALD, RICHMOND HILL, ONT, FRIDAY, MAY 14, ’1869.‘ Another despnteh announced the mayor ended and the formal presentation .of the spike. Shortly after this the signal of strik- ing the first blow was given and then other blows-the last rail having been fastened at 2;45 p.m., â€" Washington time.â€" The word from the operator “done” was pronounced mm “.5 Cllcmt Closed. A little hell attached to the mstruméflffif’we VOice ‘0 the pulsation of the wires. The last spike in the Pacific Road was driven today at five minutes past three p.m., New York time, The following places were thus connected with Promontory point zâ€"Snn Francisco Chicago, St.';Louis, New Urleans,New York, Boston and Plaster Cove. 7 PROMONTORY Sl‘MMI'I‘, Utah, Mm: 10.â€" The last rail is laidâ€"the last spike drivenâ€" the Pacific Railroad is completed .’ The point, ofjunction is 1.086 miles west Of' the Missou- ri Firm". and ($90 miles east of‘ Sueramenm. (Signed) Lelnntl Stnnfm'd, Central I’ucxfic min-and: T. C. Durant, Sidney Dillon, Jdlm Duff. Union Pacific Railroad: ' SAN Fitixmsco, May 11.â€"At 11:45. San Franciso time, the last tie and the last rail were laid, and the last snike driven on the Pacific Railroad. A telegraph wire,running from the City Hall under the streets of the city, and out to Fort Point. was attaehpd m at 15inch gun, and at, the first stroke on the last spike, telegraphed from Promontory Point. the gun was fired by electricity; and by the same agent. all the fire bells in the city were rung. The news of the completion of the road created great enthusiasm in all the cities of this State. The first invoice of tea from Japan for St. Louis, over the Pa- cific Railroad, was shipped toâ€"day_,_thus in- THE general elections are cregfing great excitement in Paris. Four publlc meetings have been diapersed by the police ‘ augurating and Japan. LONDON, May 12,â€"News has been recei- ved from Tehemn that a. desperate conflict recently took place in the streets between two relijious sects. Both orders were armed, and 1t is reported that 300 men were killed. The troops were calledvout and dispersed the combatants. To the Editor of the York Herald. ROBBING BEN ROOSTS @mrmgnnhmm. PACIFIC RAILWAY. the overlaha trade “'rith China, W. R. A PANATHENEA or Literary and Musical Entertainment; will be given in Mr. Bi‘un- skill’s Depot, ’l‘hornhill, on Wednesday, the 19th instant. A number of amateurs from Toronto, Richmond Hill and Thornhill will take a part. Proceedings to commence pnncLually at 8 o‘clock. Admission 15 centsâ€"mithing above not refused. Pro- ceeds to be applied to the painting of Trinity Church, Thornhill. DALToN’s ORGANs'gAzx‘D MELoneonsâ€"These instruments are especially adapted to the use of Churches, Schools and Concert rooms. They are far less liable get out of order than the small pipe organs, and are furnished at less cost. The piano style of melodeon will be found the most valuable and satisfactory of any instrument for private dwellings. lC. Chapman, Mai'liham, is the only ugen_ in lhe County; he will furnish any infor mation desired. THE Exeosmox UNIVERSALLE, at Paris, 1867, awarded Wheeler & Wilson the high- est premium, 3. gold medal, for the perfec- tion of their Sewing Machines, over 8‘2 com- petitors. This machine is crowned with 67 medals, has been tested beyond all question, and stands to-day without a rival. Over (30,000 machines were sold in the year 1868. Send for circular and samples of work to Charles Chapman, agent, Markham village ; he gives instructions tree and warrants every machine. ARREST of COL. W. Cnoommxmâ€"We learn on good authority that Mr. W. Crook- shank has been arrestedâ€"and imprisoned in the Toronto Gaolâ€"upon information laid by his co-exeeutor in the Stavart estate. We are also informed that preparations are being made to proceed against the Colonel by a criminal suit. From what is known of his transactions in this estate. as also that ‘of the late Colonel Moodieâ€"which he is said to have mismanaged for many years, we expect to have some remark- able developements, in which other parties will figure more or less. FRIDAY, MAY 21.â€"-()ath Sale of Household Furniture, 830.. nt Buttonville, the property of Mr. B. Wilkinson. Sale at 1 o’clock, pm. F. Button, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, May 26.â€"CreditSale of Stock Implements, 850., on lot No. 14, 7th Con. Vaughan, the property of Laurence Hill, Esquire, LL.D. Sale at 1 o’clock,p. .m. H. Smelser, Auctioneer. 0:? Parties having Sale bills printed at this olfice, will have a notice similar i0 the above. free of charge. Do not beput of? with any imitation of gac’obs’ Liquid. A A DISASTROUS fire occurred yesterday, at Cincinnatti, by which no less than 31): steam- boats were burnt. V Hunt’s Empiré Hail-"Gloss invigorates and strengthens the Hair. ONE Downs, a Michigan constable, some time ago, handcuffed a man named Geode- now, at Windsor, and was only prevented from taking the latter to Detroit by a crowd who released the prisoner; Downs would persist in demanding his prisoner. until he finally succeeded in being locked up himself for kidnapping. He Was examined before Mr. Caron who committed him for trial, and the County Judge has refused bail. The offence is punishable with not less than two years in the Penitentiary. A CORRESPONDENT describes a simple re- medy for the frosts that occur in this country between 1he 10th and 20th of May, to the injury of early vegetation. A basketful of damp chips in a. heap, with a shovelful of live coals placed in the centre of the heap in {he e«fling, when frost is anticipated, will mduce wa'r'mlh and moisture during the whole night. Two or three sucil heaps would sufiice for a good sized garden. If the air is in motion they should be placed rather to windward. Orchards of valuable fruit may thus be saved at an insignificant cost of irouble. AN Anommmsr GETS ms Basemeâ€" Dr. McUonnel was tried at the Assizes for the County of Huiton on Friday, on the charge of having produced the death of Mrs. J. Vance, at Georgetown, in an attempt at procnriing,r abortion. He was Found guilty, and sentenced by Chief Justice Hagarly to five years penal‘servitude in the Penitentiary â€"a' punishment which the enormity of his crime richly merited. John Vance, the husband Oi'the unfortunate woman, would have been tried on the same charge. but that. the Crown, having used him as a wit- ness against MeConnel, had to abandon pro- ceedings in his caseiâ€"Orangeville Sun, May 6, 1869. Until further notice, the mails will be elosed at this Post Office as follows: Mails made up at the Richmond Hill Post Ofiice. ' N.B. REGISTERED LETTERS will require to be handed in 15 minutes bqfore the time of closing. Flour. barrel. . . . .. . .. Wheat. "<19 bush. . . . . . . . . Spring Wheat, bush. .‘ Barley, bush. . . . . . . . . l’uase, do ........‘ Oats, do ........ Hay, #9 toll, . . . . . ‘ S raw.<}9ton............ Pork mess 19 100 bbl.... Butter lb............. Wool ib.ncuut u.- Southern Mail Nex'them Mail. . .. . . . . . . Southern Mail . . . . . . . . . Mail for Almira . . . . . . . . “ Cashel, . . . . . . . . “ Gormley, . . . . . . . “ Headf'ord . . 7 . . . . u Victoria Square, r M. TEEFY, Postmaster. Richmond Hill, May 3, 1869. 33ml Etenm. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS TORONTO MARKETS. AUCTION SALES. 219100 bbl......... II‘CIIII' l'.‘l‘!" Julunlu, 1.1an re!............_..$4 sh... . . . . . . n...‘ “39 bush...........l ..........-e--.. I I'll-I...‘ 9.0-. ..... . . . . . . . . . ....l -o.-...-..o---. . 100 bbl...........9 EVENING MAIL. MORNING. 1 Square, . Toronto .~$4,1‘_’ @ 4 59 May 13, 1869: ‘...053@055 ...1000@15m . 6(;n@sm) . .24 (NJ/E125 00 .‘ 0‘25 @051 . . . .6.45 pm. 1 11.00 A.M. }on Tuesdays I 86 Fridays. 026@021 At Whitllzz, on Friday, the 7th instant, CHARLES ILLER KELLER, eldest son of Francis Keller, Esq. postmaster, aged 26 years. L Woolen Mills, Markham, hereby notifies those indebted to him. eiiher by note or buok account,lhat the same must be paid to the undersigned previous to the 20th day of June next. otherwise the claims will be put in court [or col.ecLion. I I , VV hereby agree to close our respecuve places or Business on Her Majesty, Queen Victoria’s BIRTH-DAY. ISAAC cuosnv, G. A BAKNAR: ., 1. FRENCH, WM. ATKINSON, THUS. COGHLAN. A quirng Male and Female Servants m the Township of Vaughan. Whereas the Local Government is desirous uf'oblaining infurnmtion, what number of [mi-- prams that would be able to find employment In this 'I‘uwnship. (according to lheTuHowing Svhedule hereto annexed) and ham requested the Council to furnish them with a list of the same : The number of Farm Servants by the Year. Do do by the Month Do do by the Day Do Mechanics in the different Trades Do Female Servants by the Ye-ar Do ’do by the Mnnth Therefore any person desirous of obtaining labourers in any of the different ClzaSs‘es above named. me requested to communicate the same to the Reeve, according to said schedule, on or before the 12th day of June next. so as to enable him to furnish the Government with a list at that date. By order ofthe Council. JAS. M. LAWRENCE. May 14,1869 OW BELLS FOR MAY, I IO the farmen and others in the neigh horhood of the Elgin Mills that he has leased the shop owned by Mr. Wm. Trench, sen., whvrs‘he iayrepured to do YMAN MILLER, LATE OF ALMIBA ETER CRAIK BEGS TO INTIMATE lo the farmers and others in the neigh In all its branches, and by strict attention to business he hopes to menit a share of public support PETER CRAIK. Elgin Mils, May 13, 1869. 5644f GENERAL BLACKSMITHING. ’I‘HE LARGEST & BEST ASSORTED On Richmond Hill. is at. Richmond Hill. May 13. 1869. CARDIN G MILL Begs leave to intimate to Ihe inhabitants of Markham and surroundng Township that he has fined up A CARDING MACHINE ANY AMDUNT IJI' W001. GARBINE New Qkhuettisemeuts. ‘f Parties residing on the West side of Youuo shoal can leave their wool at French’s Slow, one door south of Logan’s hotel, Rich- muud Hill, and can gelil from lhal'e when done lle warrants perfect satisfaction to all parties WOOL 1 WOOL n WOOL z 11 ' JOHN EYEfi AGENTS WANTEDâ€"$10 A DAY. REVOLVING DOUBLE MAPS '1“ completed, (34 x 6'2 ilvchrs large. show évery place or imporlan 33, all Railroads to data, and the [Ms-st alterations in the various Euro- pean Slates. 'l‘hese Maps are needed in every school and family in ille laudâ€"they occupy the space of one Map, and by means 0(1'10ROVel'se'. either side can be thrown from, and any part brought |nvel lo the eye. Countv Rights and large discount given to good Agents. A Trial is Respectfuly invited. JOHN EYER. Headfurdi May 3. 1869. 56-tl.4 HESE GREAT. MAPS NOW JUST nnmulnlml “A. v H-) iumhr: lal'n‘n ehnur a Apply for Circulms, Terms, and Send money for. and see Sample Maps first, if not sold taken back on demand. Also ready $25.. I200 steel and plate illustrated sub cription book. "De Soto, the discoverer of lho Missis- s=ppi River." And America with the United Slales portion on an immense scale. Colored â€"iu 4‘1'00 Counties. NOTICE. 7E,_ THE UNDERSIGNED, DO Monday, the 24th May, 1869, AT ONE o’CLOCK P.M. Township Clerk Dated the 10m day of M-aV, 1859. 563 Richmond Hill, May 13. 1869. Headfurd‘ May 3, 1869. "fly 13] law, GRIST MILL, AT HEADFORD, AMERICA AND EUROPE, A First-class Carder FARMERS AND OTHERS RE ARRIVED AT THE And that he is prepared to do TWO $10 MAPS FOR $4. DRY GOODS Blacksmithing. In connection with his AT HEADFORD‘ HERALD BOOK STORE. I'l uving engaged a LLOYD’S PATENT Notice. DIED. ELIJAH MILLER. In honor of ’I‘wo Continents J. T, LLOYD, 23 Cortland: 8%., N.Y. :9, 5644! Notice. STOCK OF WM. A I‘KINSON’S. Richmoudhill. 564-2 564~lf SPLENDID TEAS Japan Tea, at 75 cents per lb. SMOKING AND CHEW'ING GROCERIES! SPLENDID PRUNES And we would invite the attention of all those Warrant every Artlcle THE TEA CHEST! IGN OF THE And would direct spegial attention to his Richmond-Him May 13. 1869. ‘. ,iPrwrbsyi @nlumn. Oranges Our Chewin g Tobacco Prime Tobacco ! JUST TO HAND, Has just received a. large lot of A Really Good Article! 11mm At 45 cts and upwards; WELL SELECTED ! Is especially worthy of notice. AS REPRESENTED. ISAAC FRENCH FAMILY FRESH ARRIVALS OF (PLUG AND FINE CUT) Is Large A fresh Iot of oun STOCK ox“ Jemons who wish SI GN OF AS WE TO BE AND ISAAC FRENCH. ‘M'lum‘d'vfl &c. &c. &c‘. ulâ€" UJLIUH 11W Can be had at the Post-oflice, for lO‘anIs A WEEK. ' THE MORNING PAPERS J. S. SCOTT, M.D., L-D.S. SURGEON DENTIST I ROB’T E. LAW, ASSISTANT, N.B. Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for the painless Exu‘action of Teeth. WHITEVALE WOOLEN FACTORY ’I‘HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE Pay Cash or Exchange Goods, FOR ANY QUANTITY OF GOOD CLEAN WOOL, Manufacturing Carding & Spinning Carding Rolls Wool Manufactuled into Tweeds, Full Cloths, Salinets, \Vhfle Blankets. Horse Blankets. “loss and Shining Fla’hnvls, Union Flannels. SLO. A large stock of these Goods will be keptconslamly on hand. which wxll be sold cheap for cash or exchanged [or wool. May 14, 1869. A portion of the machinery will be (leveled exclusively to CUSTOM SPINNING, so that those leaving their wool to be Carded and Spun , may depend on having it Done Well and PUNCTUAL TO PROMISE. Parties from a distance bringing their Wool to be Carded imo Rolls. can, by coming early, lmva it none in 3 Superior Manner. in SHORT NOTICE. The undersigned would beg to say, that as the Whilevnle Faclory is a ver) large and a ‘l‘ rsl-class Establinhment superior to any in the Counties of Onuxrio and York. and the Ma- chinery eqm‘ to any III the Dominion, the Farming community and olllers in those coun- ties will find it 10 their advantage to favor it will) [lioir patronage. T. P. WHITE. P. O. SAVINGS BANK. DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR, (Or am‘ nu m‘mrâ€"nol exceeding lhrea.h1mdred dollars by any one deposilor.) will; ' ' :11er 7' Goverumem wm £14qu lutefi'e‘sf (“I l, . 3 Fox particulars apply to 4 ‘ 7 am Toronto, Jan. 27, 1869. ’2," MR. TEEFY is EGoverumeat Agent fior the sale of RICHMOND HILL NIARRIAGE LICENSES NEW DRESS GOODS, English Paints & Oilsu PURE WHITE LEAD, Medic/Ll hull, 167 Kuzg Street East, Tarunto. A DOUBLEâ€"BARREL GUN! Comaining 105 Acres, 60 of which are cleared and iu'a high state of cultivation. There is on the premises a go"d Frame Dwelling House, Barn. Stable. a Good Orchard, Plentil‘ul Sup. pl\' of Water, &c., The ‘subscrlber also offers for sale In Richmond Hill, on which there is erected a good Frame Cottage, and other necessary buddings. The property of Iho undersigned ; supposed [0 have been laken a few days before the house was fired. For particulars apply to the owner. [if by lab Ler post paid] 0F TORONTO : Telegraph, Any person returning the same or giving in- {onnaliun (hat will lead to the detection of thc min-f ur thieves will be handsomelv rewarded. G520; B. NICOL, FFHE FARM COMPRISES THE NORTH .1. haif of'lot No. 55. in the! lsL concession, Township of Vaughan, on Yonge Street. CUSTOM WORK, Whitevale, 5111 Con. Pickering; '2 RILLIANTES AND PRINTS, Richmond Hill. Apri129, 1869, Oflice hours: fxom 6:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M~ May 4, 1869. 563-“: Which we will so” CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE In the trade. HUGH MILLER & (30., sumed operations at lhe.Whichale Wool- en Facialy. will May 6. 1569 Richmond Hill. May 6. ’69. ng 3, 1869. lichmoud Hill, AprilQQ, [869. Stolen, ROM THE LATE RESIDENCE 0F RESIDENCEâ€"PORT HOPE. May 5, 1869‘ VERY LARGE STOCK Mr. Wm. Crookshank in [his vxllage N ALL ITS BRANCHES, VIZ.’ NEAR RICHMOND HILL, MRS. MALINDA CLARK, Ol‘ Blends" and Spence’s A VILLAGE LOT. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT- RICHMOND H [LL- Farm for Sale. WE HAVE RECEIVED K Appiy to A BEAUTIFUL STOCK , AND ALSO D0 Globe, M. TEEFY, Cloth Dressing &c. JONATHAN ELLIS M.;TE’EFY. Richmond Hi“. ISAAC CROSBY. ISAAC CROSBY. Leader, Richmond/till P.‘0. 562~ if POST O FFICE. Postmaster 549- 1y 563â€"2311 564-“. Barrister. 563 6