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And, having recently been Improved, the sub- scribers have evul‘y confidence in its Superior merit. CA? Manufacturing a large number of the above ; Farmers will cousuH their own interestifthey wili examine our Mill before buying elsewhere. as we feel confident thev will be salisfied our Machines are not surpassed if equalied. BEST FANNING MILL! J. are now prepared to furnish all classes with consrnnt empiopment at home. the whole of the time or for the spare moments. Busi- ness new. light and prnfimhler Persons of eilher sex easily earn from 50c. to ' iper m'en- ing, and a proportional sum by dcvming their whole mm; to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as mm. That all who see this notic‘a may send their addrwss, and rest the bllsll‘J‘SS, we malie this unparalinlud oll‘or: To such as are not well satisfied, we will send $l for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, a valuable sample wnich will do to commence work 0n, and a copy of The People’s Literary Campamunuone of the largest and best family newspapers publisl data“ sent free by mail. Render. ifyou want permanent, profiabla work, address E. G. ALLEN 6;; Co.,Augusta, Maine FANNING MILL! Stood the test of Competition ! Whenever shown. 23nd are pronounced by com- petent judges as being the fifififififififififififfififi OR r W0 FIRST-CLASS SHOEMAKERSâ€" . one for light and one for heavy work, apply immediately to ANDREW IRVIN E. WILSONS’ IMPROVED W stock of all kinds of Dye Stuffs, of the very best possible description. which we are selling 20 per cent cheaper than any other house in Toronto. HUGH MILLER & GO. 167 King St. East, Toronto. August. 25. 1870. 632-tf. U chines will do we” to call and examine our stock of oils. The Cheapest and Best in the City. HUGH MILLER Sz CO. PROVINCIAL Exmmmoxs & COUNTY FAIRS, NEXT of THE Pumas'r WINES AND quvons To be had North of l‘oronto, and at Toronto prices .â€" A u “ o n, n5..‘|A- F»_l-",‘_\ l‘. r Otard. anny & Co.. Pinelte, Casteiion & 3 Co.. Martel], Sazerac, De Forge & Son’s best French Brandies. ‘ Hunt’s Old Port Wine. Duffdz Gordon’s Sherry Wine. Kinnehan A's Dum'lile’s Irish Whiskey. Stewart & Co.. Hayes & Co’s Whiskey. Walker & Thomas’ Chippawa Old Rye Whiskey and Mali, (the best to be had in the neighborhood.) Booth 6L Barclay’s Oid Tom Gin. Palm Tree. Dekuypers. Boii & Dunlop’s Holland Gin. Pure Jamaica and Demerara Rum. "St. Jaiian Claret. and Choice Champagne. The above Liquors may be equalled. but not surpassed by any house in the trade 1 ‘ ‘ y .â€" Mcl’herson's Excelsior Tn rashex‘s, com - lake. This machine has the Patent Doubk) 5yliudor and Patent Gear. (Iv‘nmn‘n- ‘n nun Richmond Ili‘zl, Aug. ‘27, 1860 "6101 Pari'wifie for Medicinal purposes. the finest imported, $5 per gallon, at. G, A. BARN_AB_D’S. » Patterson, August ‘26, 1870. And having increased facilities for pre- paring the lumber. August, 25, 1870‘ August 17, [870. 0 THE WORKIXG CLASSâ€"WE lWNERS OF THRESHING MA Sign of the British Flag Stafi‘, Angus! 18. 1870. N SPPLY ALL ORDERS OW ON HAND THE BEST ASSORT- 1 SALE ONE 0"1 GLASGOW/'6; xcelsior Thrasher. JlIanufacturcd in Canada ,- DOUBLE ACTION Wines and Liquors. THESE MILLS HAVE HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE The subcribers are now Machinery Oil. Dye Stuffs ! PROM PTLT. AT ALL THE PATTERSON BRO , Wanted, 157 King St. East Toronto. ). 63l-tf A. (‘35 W. WILSON Richmond Hill. 66-[1‘ Am: \‘TS. 632- tf Maple‘ 631 Farmers and others wishing CASH for their butter and 0;; gs can get it. by calling at H. Chapman’s, one door south of G. A. Bal’nard’s Stow, Richmond Hi1}, who ak‘o is conductor of Tm; POULTRY EXPRESS, And will either trade or pay cash for all.he gets August 18. 1870. 632-1y They are not so liable to get out of repair. being Double-valved. and the joints are all turned in a lathe. consequently there is no Leakage at the joints which is invariably the (3858 the common Log Pump made by hand. August 9. 1870. G3fl-Iy RICHMOND HILL. RICHMOND HILL POULTRY INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY. Also manufactures a pump for cisterns and shallow wells. Price $6, complete for cistern not exceeding 8 feet. Churn Pumps for Cislel'ns $3 éacll. Well-digging done: on‘ the Shortest Notice. Addl'ess,stati11g depth of well, P. PHILLIPS, The Commiskioncrs appointed for the con- sh'nctiuu of the lulercolonial Railway gwq Pub- lic Notice that they are 'prepmed to receive Tenders for flu I‘i-roo rmnnining Sections of tl]el.?1m,al|inthe Province of New Brunswick. Section No. ‘21 will begin ntlhe Easterly end of Section N0 20,0139 and lluee quarter miles East of the [liver Miramlclui and will extend to Station No, 1640, three thousand feet Wes- lerly from the River Kouchihouguacis, a dis- tance of abuut 25 miles. These Pumps are suitable to all depths from a cistern to a well of150 feet. Plice: $5 above platform, and 40 cents per foot below. Section No. 22 will extend from the Easter- IV and of Section No. 21 to StationNo.1180 at tho crossing of the River Buoloache, a distance of about 515 miles. Section No. ‘23 will extend from the Easterly end of Section No 2‘3 fo the European and North American Railway, at Mnnctcn Station, a dirtanco of about 22% miles, Or if they are not preferred to any othey pump they may be returned, and the money will be refunded. The Commissioners also give Public Notice that they are prepared to receive 'l‘euders for re-leHing Snctiun No. 10, the Contract for which has been annulled. The Subscriber would respectfully announce thathe is prepared to put in It is so constructed with the castings of the handle as to make it all tight therefore pre- venting children from putting anything Into it. Section No. 1? is in the Province of New Brunswick and extends from the centre of the Chaplin Island Road. near the Court House at Nswcastle. towards Balllu1‘st,u distance of 20 miles in length. TENDERS for Section No. 10 Will be made upon the lmsls ofthe quantities specified in the original Bill of \Vorks for this Section : and in drawing the New Contract, there will be de- ducted from the amount of the accepted Ten- der, a percentage sum equivalent to the per celltage of the whole WUth which the Chiet Engineer shall mport to have been executed by the first Contractors. This Pump on Trial for One Month I And if accepted THIs PUMP [S EASIEST WORKED, Mos'r DURA- BLE AND NEATEST MADE IN Tm: DOMINION. These Contracts: to be by the first day of Juiy, 1 Plans and Profiles with Specifications and terms of contract will be exhibited atthe ollices ofthe Commissioners in Ottawujl‘oronto, Quo~ bec, Rimouskl, Dulhousie, Newcastle, Halifax and St John, (in and aflei' the 15111 Septem- ber next, and Sealed Tenders addressed in the Commissioners of the Intarcolonial Rail- wav, and marked " Tenders ” will be received at their office in Ottawa to six o’clock, P.M.. on Wednesday the 5th October next. HE EXCELSIOR PUMP, MANU- factured by P7 Phillips, Richmond Hill. Sureties fer the completion of the Contract will be required to Sign the Tender. The names in full. occupation and address of each surety should also be given. Intercolonial Railway Commissioners’ Office, Entire Stock of Summer Goods THE PUBLIC MAYRELYon BARGAINS MAGAZINES, PAPERS, &c. "IREAT BARGAINS ! Fine French Calf Boots, EQUALLY LOW! WARRANTED TWO YEARS, factured by P7 Phillips, Richfnond Hill. IN BOOTS AND SHOES! THE FALL GOODS ~l AND OTHER GOODS Ottawa, 15m Aug'ust 1870. As he wishes to dispose of his AT W. H, MYERS’ TO MAKE ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN’S At $400 per pair, SUPPLIED AT THE HERALD BOOK STORE. A. WALSH. ED. B. CHANDLER. C, J. BHYDGES. A. W. McLELAN, cwmpletely finished Commissioners THE YORK HERALD; RICHMOND HILL, 0NT., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1870. SELLING IT AT 17 CTS. PER Ib‘ 40 POUNDS OF SUGAR FOR $100 20 CENTS PER 1b FOR BUETTR, But will give as much Sugar as any olher manmnd as gooa Whis- key as can be bought in the Province. fnr the money. Good Tangle Leg @ 80 cent per gallon; a splendid harvest whiskey @ $1 per gal. (one drum of which is equal to two extra men); and the “ Raal ould shtufi‘ itsilf” for $190 ‘ per gallon; he will make a still greater reduction to persons hnv- ing 5 gallons and over. As he intends going on! of the Hardwara trade he is offering SPECIAL Good and Just Value in Goods. HARVEST TOOLS From 5 cts. to 15 cts. each. as good as can be bought in the market. From 60 cents upwards: and other goods in proportion. Upon Mature Reflection! finds ghat he has been making a Big Simpleton of himng/‘for the last Two Weeks, by giving THE TEA CHEST, BEST FLOUR 0N RICHMOND HILL! Grocery, Liquor, Flour Feed Talking about Flour, “ My Conscience,’ if he hasn’t got the CELEBRATED VALLEY MILLS! THE BEST DUMPLINGS And that it can’t_ Honestly be done, for he finds it a diflicult job to Buy the hild a New Frock when he has 8 GOODS DELIVERED I GOODS AT LESS THAN COST, on WHISKEY @ 50 01's PER GAL. You may call him Davy; he getsit all the way from , So that he intends in future to give a fair and honest price for it and give BEST WHITE WHEAT! He also intends, in future, to devote himself entirely to the Richmond Hill, July 5, 1870. HURRAH FOR THE TEA CHEST ! Where they understand their business and use noteing but ‘he You ever ate. just bring it back and he will eat it himselfâ€"Bag and all- for he is a hungry 'cuss’ any way., Just come and try a bag of it. and if it don’t make GIVING 20 c'rs. PER 1b He has no intention of ofi'ering THREEâ€"PR ONG FORKS MOUNT ALBERT BUSINESS. Nor does he intend to offer IND UCEMEN'I'S IN For RAKES AT THE I. FRENCH; 5‘35 W. H. MYERS’ HARNESS Try my Young Hyson Tea at 50 and 60 cts per lb, they‘ve not excelled; and my 80 cent is acknowledged to be the best, Strongest and finest flavored in the neighborhood. The Finest Black Tea, imported. at 80 and 90 cts per HT, unrivahed. Pure unaduheratod ground West India Coffee, 25 cents per 111- Pure ground old government Java Coffee, 30 cents per 11:. I Atrial of the above is earnestly requested as he will guarantee they will give general. satis- faction. G. A. BARNARD, _ Sign of the British Flag Siafi'. Richmond Hill, Aug. 10, 1870. 630-tf HYMN AND PRAYER BOOKS In Young Hyson,Japan,Gunpowder, Souchong and Congo, which for_Aroma. Strength or fine Flavor are not surpassed by any house in the Trade. NEW SPRING GOODS! While thanking his customers and the public generally for past patronage, begs to inform the inhabitants of Richmond Hill and sur- rounding country that. his LARGER AND BETTER STOCK CLOTHS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION, The Best for the Price to be had in the Dominion. DRESS GOODS ! BLEACHED AND GREY COTTONS, 3 .000 YDS. NEW PRINTS, READY MADE CLOTHING! Is unsurpassed. and consists of New Pattern Bonnets, New Shaped Hats In Straw, Manilla, Masilla and Sataline. MANTLES, PARASOLS, SUNSHADES, MOURNING GOODS! FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS!!! STATIONERY MILLINERY l MILLINERY I ALWAYS 0N HAND. THE LARGEST. BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK 0F 7E0. A. BARNARD HAS NOW ON For quantity go to the CHOICE TEAS, In endless variety, Shirtings. Tickiugs, For quality go to the AVE YOU GOT YOUR LIFE IN- For low iprices go to the Seé tho New Goods and observe the Prices. Never has been on Richmond Hill. April 13. 1370. LACES OF ALL KINDS Tea'sf TeasH Teas!!! Spring Stock is now complete, Hats and Caps for the Million, SHRED THEY ARE WARRANTED FRESH GROUERZES! Prices to suit Query s a Hallands. Counterpanes NEW FEATHERS, NEW FLOWERS, In Coats, Pants, Vests. &c. IF NOT GET A SET A SET OF NORTH OF TORONTO. W. ATKINSON, HARDWARE. CROCKERY, DRESS GOODS ! THE GOODS INCLUDE hand a selection of FOR SALE AT THE Also a fun supply of Hosiery, Gloves, OF ALL KINDS AT THE NEW SHAWLS, LACE CURTAINS, &c. &c. &..c. TEE STOCK 0F HERALD BOOK STORE. HERALD BOOK STORE. And a AND CENTRAL STORE. CENTRAL STORE. CENTRAL STORE. W. ATKINSON. DRESS GOODS ! Customer Richmond Hill 613 FIRE PROOF STORE I GROCERIES, HARDWARE NEW'AND SEASONABLE GOODS SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS _I_ UU Forty-five acres c]eared,well watered, well settled and good neighborhood. within three miles of the rising village of Parkhill Station. For further particulars apply to JOHN HARRISON. Composed of Lot No. 10, in the 14th conces- sion of the Within 52; miies of the village of “’iiksport. and 4 from St Clairâ€"either place being a. good market for wood. It is a corner lot with a good road on two sides of it, and situated in an old setiied geigliborhood. COUNTY OF LAMBTONI 100A;- The Improvements Consist of a comfortable 10g house, together with four or five acres cleared and free from stumps. Soil, clay loam ; with a never-failing stream of water “liming through the centre ofit. The lot is well timbered and win make a first-class farm ; and is well worthy the attention at any person wanting to secure a good home in a good locality. For paticulars enquire of Frontng on Yonge St-, Containing 8 0 Acres, SEVENTY CLEARED, In a good state of cuHivation. Tim‘wr land consists of splendid Pine and Hardwood 111 the vicinity. there is a church, and a saw- mill. and a school within a half mile. There is on the premises a good frame house, with stone cellar, kitchen and woodshed, new ; large frame barn, two threshing floors, nearly new : stable, sheds and root house ; two never failing springs of water ; soft water cistern. and thriving orchard. TERMS EASY. For further particulars nfipiy‘ (o fife (miner on the ptemises. JOHN BROWN. A to whom the highest wages will be given: Enquire at the “ York Herald ” Office. NEW SPRING GOODS AT THE FIRE-PROOF STORE. N. B. Accounts rendered 151 October. Richmond Hi1!,Ap1'il 7, 1869. August 18. 1870. SPLENDID VALUE ISAAC CROSBY A LARGE AND VARIED July 7, [670. 200 ACRES OF TIMBERED LAN D, LN EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT: PLENDID WHEAT FARM FOR Vaugha'u, June 29, 1870. AMPBELL’S PATENT MAGIC WIN- KEPT CONSTANTLY Richmond Hill. March 3, 1870 TOWNSHIP OF VAUGHAN, Richmond HULJune 11. ’68. JUST RECEIVED ONE CASE SPRING TWEEDS, For saie, Cheap. only 25 cts.,at the SJQUALQ @- SUMMER TRADE. ICE’S PUMPS Sale. being part of lot No . 59, in the lst Concession of tha FIRST CLASS SERVAN? GIRL, The Subscriber has now in stock DOW CURTAIN FIXTURES, ACRES OF EXQELLENI‘ LAND, TOEYLLSEIB 0F Farm for Sale. JOHN B. HARRINGTON, Richmond Hill. €70. 625-1f ASSORTMENT 0F Farm for Sale. SUITABLE FOR THE A LARGE s-rocx or IN ALL THE NEW STYLES: 8m. &c. &c. For Sale ON HAND. FOR SALE BY HERALD BOOK STORE. Wanted. New AT THE ISAAC CROSBY. J. BRILLINGER, EQMBJBA l’arkhill 9.0. Richmand Hill 63l-lm 624-5 .0 r0 667-tf 5174f About 75 acres cleared with two good dwelling houses (one brick}, Barns, Stables, sheds and orchard, thereon, also living streams crossing the lot. situate one mile from Richmond. i of_ .. “:1- n. .__ h,” POCKET BOOKS Is the most wonderful disbavery in chemistrf for healing Composed of the NORTH HALF OF LOT 23, Zn CON. TOWNSHIP OF VAUGHAN, The above farm will be sold by auction about THE FXRST OF OCTOBER NEXT 1" If not previously disposed of. For'terms and further particulars apply, if! by letter pro-paid. to ...-..... ‘ V! a mi 10 from Patterson. 2 mrirleis Regin- Richmond Hill Station on the Northern Railway. MILLE R’S DERBY OIL GEORGE WILTSHIRE, TINSMITH; most respectfully calls the attention of the' inhabitants of Richmond Hill and surrounding neighborhood to the fact that he has com- menced busin‘ess in the above line, and will keep in stool: all kinds of Tinware. New Work made on the Premises. Repairs on Iron. Tin, Zinc and Coppm‘ Ware done with Punctualicy and on Reasonable Terms. Shop one door south of the ” York Herald "‘ Buildings. Send for Price list to The Late Malcolm Camerony G. A. Barnard has been appointed agant for' the Sale of HIS LATE STOCK, Which has been bought at a bargain; he will“ therefom, Ofler his customers an advantage, by giving them Goods at Lower Prices than ever.‘ and hopes to have a share of public patronage. He has assorted up the Stool: with a variety of new Goods. bought for Cash. at the Lowest Prices and will sell them at a small advance. The Stock will comprise a general assortment of Dry Goods; Groceries, Wines and Liquors of the finest and best brands. Paints, Oils. Glass. &c.. with the best assortment of Shelf Harda were to be had in the neighborhood. Having many years experience in the business. he is confident he cannot be underbought and shall not be nndersold by any House in the Trade. Being thankful to his friends and patrons m their past favors, he hopes to merit a continu‘ once of the some. ’ G. A. BARNARD. HARNARDii STQRE REâ€"O PEN ED I COLLARS AND CUFFS . NOUNCE to his friends, and the public in the vicinity of Richmond Hill. that he has leased the premises lately occupied by 1)ETER G. SAVAGE BEGS TO AN:- NOUNCE to his friends, and the public in 011 Richmond Hill, and has opened with complete stock of ~ Groceries, The public Wm observe that he is in a posi- tion to Sell Goods at Prices that will not fail to satisfy all consumers. Inspection and Comparison are Invited. FANCY GOODS WM. ELLIS. Lucknow, ' JAS. RALSTON, Richmond Hilly Executors. Richmond Hill, Juno 1,71870. 620-4m HARVEST TOOLS. August 17. 1870 Rakes. Forks. Cradles. Scythes. Suaiths.&c. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ' AT THE CENTRAL STORE. Richmond Hill. July 9. 1870. POETICAL WORKS June 9, 1870. Richmond Hill, June 23, 1870, EING THAT WELL-KNOWN FARM THE BEST & CHEAPEST MADE.- PETER. G. SAVAGE. Richmoni Hill. Dec; 9, 1869. 5954f GRICULTURAL MACHINES ! Richmond Hill, July 7. 1870. FRESH CUTS 0R OLD SORES.‘ FOR CASH! MR. THOMAS COGHLAN. CONTAINING 100 ACRES, And Implements Qf all Kinds .- CHEAP GOODS. I-Iorses and Cattle.- OF THE DIFFERENT POETS, AT THE HERALD BOOK STORE» THE LATEST STYLES, AT THE Provisions, Important N otices HUGH MILLER 85 CO. 167 King St. East Toronto.- 7. 1870 631- tl’ NEW TIN SHOP; Farm for Sale. OF ALL KINDS AT THE FOR SALE, CHEAP AT THE BELONGING T0 HERALD BOOK STORE. WM. RENNIE. Paints, HERALD BOOK STORE‘ HERALD BOOK STORE- W. ATKINSON. Eglingtan, Ont: 621 Varnishea, 6234f (Km. (5*!!- 626 625