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6. The m-hm-utiml between ilw Ciiv and LCount}- uviih ruf'erence to II]? old gun! pm 2 The fil'hih'fl‘iflu in respect: 10 the mun-um of m” in be [varied on (I-nclinn en ginws. ’ 3. TM finncr nfrepniring and re painting the Court House. it The supply of fuel to the same. fir In In 8. Leasing of the remainingogutes in this Yrflt Bgads and other improvemf-utu. Th? Cummissiuuera renamed Hm tandem had been revvide for m- ersction of Ilw bring nwr thfi Number u1°\\’aston.nne'frnm M r. 5‘ OYivv-r. $1,123, and another f'rnm Mr. Pnrkvr.$l.0’75. Thu-hum- bein r Ilw lawn.“ was w-cmvv-d. and the work was completed in a smisf’m-tnrv mmnel‘. 'l‘hv. Commissinnors .mt hn'mg ahie 1n urriw- at any nan-9‘ mp'nl with rflu‘nr'l In 11w traminu "twine-s. flw Immen- WM su'mniflm] in who arhixrafiun M' Mr. nun Fur Hun r-mmtv m'd Mr. 9mm; fur thP wm‘mny‘ and the “on. G. W Minn us a fihirtl :u-hm-amr. Na @164 u had w-l hen-n c Imp. In ' M r. E. Jackson moved. seconded by Mr. Bull, that the Win-den, Messrs. \V. Calm. J. ‘ T). Phillips. J. {antlnll and the lllt7\'(’l"bt‘ appointed a committee. with instmctionstu report at the next meeting 44' this Cuuueil upon the Pxiwdiuncy of («stabiishing n ptm house in this County. and so far as possihi’é, to furnish data us to the_cos. of necessary land. buildings. cost of.jm‘tintenmice. and GUCILOI'JG}; information as salt! committee deem ofitrwui'tance in connection therewith The resoiucion was (.‘fll'liPd. The Councii then ,udjourned till two o’clock. l The erocliim ufu hrid 1e over ihv H um her n1 \Vvsmu. ' 5. Mr. D'thj‘Vl’S claim (or injln'v done in hi~I [H'flDGIH‘ 1w flooding u! Ym'kvily‘e. n rlu . n Fru'm Messm. [Iarrism‘l & Osler, enclosing account (or laws coats. &c. On re assembling. the Council went ium Committee of [he Whuk! (m the n-purt u!‘ lh¢f_Sl.aI1ding Commith on county prom-nyâ€" '| Iw (‘nmmissinuem in (hair rephrl Atatrv'd (hm thev had under cucasi‘lerutiun mmnurs as f'nllnws :â€" Fer J «mm Hastings and others,praying .ihiil a free dedtfler's license be granted to D. Prior. ‘ The repofl pfl'ile Commissioners appvint- «d to ex uire respecling the township line between'glus'i nnd North Gwillimbury. was lnid on themhie. The Umnmissinnurasinned Ilia! Hie mutter liud ieen sniisi'uchn-ily sellled m. a meeting of the Reeves 0' the various municipalities and their lespecfive cnnnciis. They did no! think it expedient. to in'erfin'e further in the mailer. Mr. Robinson moved. Seconded by Mr. Wheler.'thn‘t. a committee. consisting of the “’ttrden, Messrs. Bull, Wheier‘ nnli the mover be appointed to wait on the GUVGIH it of Ontario nt the next session, with mview of having the stnlute authorizing the tunnitn: oftraction engines on the public ronda repealed. The mutton was carried. . Mr. Canning, seconded by Mr. Fisher, moved that in reference to the petiliou of the Municipality of the Township of Etohicohe, praying that n survey he made to define the corners 0t certain lots in the fluid Township, “special Committee. consistâ€" ing of Messrs. Lane. Munsie and the mover, be appointed to draft a petition to the Lith Unveinor, praying that the same be repealed. le tundnr fur repunln-r and «loaning! the (‘mm Hanan wm-x “Wardeill tn Mr lluslwr fm- $55. An additional sum nf $50 was Irmm- ed for the cost nl' painfinLinslead nl'enlnur- ‘nL'. IhP walls nf'th. home The wm-k not $Hlpmled on 1}]? firs! spm-lfimiinn l3!“ ught “19 amount an to $700 Mr. Spence’s vsti mam: WM accpm‘nd For funl. Communications were loceived frnm [he Cnumy 'l'reyaurer I'elulive lo a grant to the woluulm s‘. Peliuions were‘reCeived from Fol. R. L. Denied". praying the Council to open a road between the townships of Elobicuke and Toronto. $250 Th9 Clluncil met. "Hen o'clock yesterday murnivu. Mr.,'l'hmue, the Vurden, in the chair. ' From "1. Pklmer. Principal ofthe Insti- uuinn for :he Deafand Dumb, enclosing ac- coums 1‘01: Imurd, &c., of pupils, from the County of York. ' With x-e'rnrd do the- elaim of Mr. Dnhgou for damage done twifis house hv flooding m ; Yorkvifle, if war 'honghf WI‘H 1n w-f'm- lhral1 majlen m (hearhilralion M Mr Gihsnn and n (incision wus giw-n against thP Council {mg The iinli'cimr of the Council had hven in annexed tn “the NW “Pt-mnan IQ wil'stvns in 011m?" 1hu titlv m the old mm! prnnerlv‘rmd measures would be 1:11:be m 29!, ml :Ir-t pnswd to confirm its v~11idily. The matter stood asrbafnrp fur the DN'SPIIL Flo!“ W. J. Palmer. Principal of the ()ntnrin Deaf and hum!) Asyium. suggesting that lhe nlhmdancé «(deaf mulvs :u lhe In elitutiun should he at lhu U: mews exveum'. The by law iu'nodnctrd at [he Lust m'veting ofllw Council providing: for the mew-pum- tion of llle ViHam- of Murkhrm. was read a thind tune in Commilltâ€"e and passvd. A number of petitions Wei-1! laid on the table. Mr. Jackson gmge notice that he wquld move on the following day thnl a Committee be nppninled- lo xepmt as to KhH expmiieucy (:f‘PfiMbjshing a poor house in the ununlv. Two c‘liildren'hnd been mimiuorl In the BMW ard‘ Dnmh Asvlum. milking uhnvmher four p/unils from York pnumv. m a rlml'ge OTWO ner mnmh‘ Thp pxpensn will he éhvered by the balnnca from the nraviuus year. As rhe number of applicants fur ud mission to fine inshlminn inner-used every year. the Commissioners sutuomedr that the (‘ouncil in Future lake {he mutter into their 4 am hands. n-vfi'mf‘er all applications to the Educmion Committee. A communication was received from Messrs Blake; Kerr & Bethnnp, the Count) Snlicitors. givmg there opinion in reference to the claim of Mr. Hailinell In ihe race Way nf' his mill across the Kingston ruad They had came to lhe conclussiulvktlmt- Mr Halliwell. having been in nnill'ferruplev possession of the raceway for more lbw twenty years. had acquired a legal title I- it. Ho Would. lmwever. be required In kee; it in repair, and the Council un their pm wbuld have 10 suslniu the mudey, bl'idér, unvi uprrmmhes. 7 From LieutCulonel Norris, of the 12”: Yurk Rmuiers, thanking the Council on be hulfoflhat regiment for the grant of twenty- five 'cents a (luv during the summer mauoeu was at Ni. guru. "I‘lw York Roads L'MPS hurl been issued, with the oxcopunn nf Nu. 1. Kingston Road. which \v: s rmnined. The cmme ,d‘ec‘ined to move in lhe manor hefan the any. The lntul receipts from June ls! in Nov, 16Ih land been $2 946. which was 0791'36390 per annum. N0. 2. Kingston Road, was leased to J Gordon 4'm'$900. and No. 3 to J Siren a! $600. less $25 for the first year. No. 2. Dunan street, was leased to I. Atkinson fnr $2.600 for two wars. on the mnditinn that imnirovomnms he maria in the hnnsei Th? bridgr- :2 Isiingmn had been completed, The following communications received :â€" The York County Council met in the Council Chamber at ,the Court House. at 2 o’clock on Wednesday aflemoon, Mr. Wm. H. Thoma in the chair» god that 7:: Range Etrengthegpd; The (“mm-ll Ill-fill mljnurned a! 3:50 [mu Pupils ddmiued into the deafund dumb From flu; Toiunlb Dailies. County Councll. we re ‘ M r. W hulpr confide-119d mm the words ‘nf' the resnlfiliun authorESjHQ the grunt were ‘ plain mmuih. and that [he Budy Guard were Lentitled m Ille mmwv. Capt. Denim“. be~ Hievinu thii. had [mid his men out of'his uwn lupukel and afler duing‘ so: had received a fcummu-‘imlimx from llie Treasurer saying 1 111a! hi4 corps lmd nu 1‘ 1M0 the money. The report. was ndnpn'd wuhuut amend mam. and '- rswluliuu was passed nulhoris i 1,: the 'l'raasurey in place a! the dispusal Hf the W3 dun me sums mentioned in clauses two and (our u!' like rqmrt. The CnuuK‘il wsnlved itan'ium Cnmmittee nf'lhu Wh M h hear Cupl. Dunison. of Hie Gm'erqu-vGMiami’s Rudy Gum-d. I'él dive in (he grunt of $41)” man to the vulu-thrs uflhe cnumy, and whichvllad been refused the Body Gun‘d owing (0 some ()hjecliun raised. ' The Standing Committee on Edncntion brought 'up their report, upon which the Cohncilywent into Committee of the Whole. The report stated that in reference to the petition of the truSIees' of s'chuol section No. 8. in Etohicoke. the Committee reiter- ated the opinion expreSséd' in their report of June last. viz. :â€"“thnt an enlargement. ol' thei: section is not: only desirable but just and fair to place them on an eqtmlity with other Selltlmiw‘l'n'lhell'1nwttslllpz” lmt yet Cuuul tml recommend the Conm'ilxtu tnlw 3! y notion in the pre’misemtlatil~ the Ehuiw- inculs of the statue 34 Vim, chain. 38, see. Istfre eomplied with. I" r Capt. Dunisnn gaid that. at the time the Council made Ihe gram of $4 pH' man, he was :11 Magnum. and Ihuught ilmt his men Would he enlitlt'd tn Ihe grant «.5 well as the (ulnar vvluumw's. The 'l‘rvumwr. huwevm- had refused to [any llwm. as u qua-slim: was raised as m whulher Ihe Body Guard Wm; H c-umly tun-m 01- um. HI.- cmuvndvd lhm. :Ilthuluh the hendquml‘ens of the Body Guard we‘re sllualcd m 'l'urouln, yet it was essential! ' a county cnrps. " ' The Committee Imvmgr enquired into the circumstnnees of David Ross whuse pvtilion wus Iuid before the Council some time back, find he is unable to meet the payments ac Gluing on his gntqand recommth th t he and his suretiee be relieved of a'l liabilitivs after the 1st day of Decemher next, provided that, all dues are paid hv him up to that date; and also rocummendtd that the Com- misdurwrs of County propety do lme the sai! gate No. 1. Dundus street. re-let. 'I heCuumittee recommmn‘ed that. an ndli l-tjo n be made to Chas. Hunt’s 30111101136 .91 'l‘hé Uouwuloe- mmnmneudud the payment of lln- mscuunl {rum the ()ulm-iu Instilulimn I'm‘ the baud and I)umh,mnouu7in: 10 $131 Far I) mud um! luill :11 mt. fourJnutesâ€"-â€"puni|s aixei‘ein fmm this Cnunly: uud- were plmlsml to 1mm: h\' a communication from J W. Langmuir. Esq.. llaswcmr of Asylmns. qhnl ghe raw for pupils II: {he llmlilulinu H mm reduced 1mm six In four dollars pvr month. The minutes of the previous day‘s pro ceediugs werfe read and confirmed 'l'be Cnmmi'nee {Also recommenfléd Ihul 'the pl-nynr ni'lhe Itemioner Willimn,¢ulliu$ be grunted.:1nd lhul his daughter lw mfmiltnd to the Instilufiun erected fur the Blind. an Brunlford, at the Pxpenw of the Cuumv. and that the sum of fuztynwn dullm‘s he puid In [Lu order uf lhv Wuldun for llml pnrpnsc. 'l‘lw Cminnmw uuuM my! recommend any llllCH'dS'd nt’ [my I u lhv Exélmim rs of Public m-hm: 'l'um-hum l‘uvt‘hm‘ lhnn Ihu already ailnwvd. sin: um dwllu 8 per day and Inilvngp. ‘ ‘ The Report snith that the Committee did not think it. udvisabl to grant- the petition of Col. R. L. Div-noon and others, ltfl‘ n grant. of $75 to upen the allowance for mat] beâ€" tuet-n l )I A m litnbicoli'e and Int '1. 6111 con., Toronto. The Committee were. of opinion that it would be an injystice to, nmke cer- tain townships open and I'ep.tit- their QWII township line and then- nix themselves to perform the some" for other totvnsltips. H' the County ussumed or extiendcd money” 0.1 a ny township line, unless compelled to do so bv statute, it should assume ’und heel! inmo- nair all the township lines in 'the county. The Committee con‘sidéréd the report], of John Randall, who was appointed commis sinner. to} settle the dispute between the townships of East and Earth Gwillnnbgry, as thoroughly satisfactory: tmd recommend ed that, the charge for his aert'ices amount ing to 83-50, be pttitl. The mnerfdme'nl was plii, {o the vote and declared lust. The report was then adopt ed. and the Council adjourned [ill 10 c’ciock xhis morning. The Council re-nssembled yesterday morn- ing at. 10.30 o’clock, Mr. Thurne in the chair. Mr. Fisher moved that the Second clause of the report, referring tn Col. R. L. Deni sun's petitich. be struck out. and the follow in: words substituted: ‘ That. the prayers of the petitioners be granted.’f “$75 Mam manned by the ,ctmnty of" York. he had no‘ duubt that u. like utnuunt'would be voted towards the construction of the road by the (‘uunty nt' Peel. It Would be of incaicuhtble advantages tn both counties. . Mr. J. D; Phillips Signed m Immy' ex Melly wbzu. constituted a county corps Some of the Body Guard werevnot. county men. (‘amnm Denison said that the recruiting district 0, the curps had nlwavs included Ilw townships of Etubicuke. York, and Scar boro. At the present day it. would he fqund that the troop'was called in the Militia list the First Ym‘k Troop. qule'k a? [’e '09 . . . . . . . . . . . . Tu W. Mules, for gluing . . . . . . . To It Hull . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '1‘0wlver'lisingiu The Mail, Globe, and Leadcr . . . . . . . . l . . . . . . . . To M. Graham. tor ma."ng . . . . . T9 IL WilkesJ'ur at table cover. . '['u R. Hall, suu'Irivs . . . . . . . ‘ . . . 'l‘u R. Phelps. couch for Judges’ room... ........ ---... To J. Huskett, glazing. &_c. The report of die C(finmittee on Roads and Bridges was presented and read. and the Council with mm Cum/Iniue‘e of the Whale, Mr. Wmson in the chair. v Mr. Jackson moveii “That the resolution adopted by thas Council on the 2151, June lust contemplated the payment, of Captain Denispu’s cavalry corps. residing in the CUIJIII)‘ of ank, and the Treasurer is here by uulhm‘isérl to pay such men in accordance with Ilm illRll'uCLHm given in the resolution: referred to." The report was adopted without amend- menl. The mmion was ultimately carried in C({gpcil fly a \‘919 _of 18 lu_6. ' The Council then adjourned till one o’clock. 0n the Council te-assemhlinz at one o’clock, «he report nf‘the Cummittee on coumy properly was pnseuted, of which the following is a summary ;-_â€"-. -' Court Housé.. .. . Tn_ qugnuoguh &__.12l{nes, for furnishng Court House. . . . . . 'l‘u \VeHs Kt‘Slewul-t for do . .. . . 'l‘n D‘. chhurdson and Executors of hue Dr 'l‘evuptsl. for fees on giving certifimtes of lunacy. . . ['0 J. ‘ngm'rfor coal um] 'r and. . . l'u MCDunnouzh & Jmneu,f0r car- The Corpmissiofilers had ordered the pay- ment of the following sums, I 'I‘oflJ. Hqgkett, for work done In The appointment of a mechanic was re- commended to take charge ofall bridges and keep them in repair. and also to contract for the necessary material; which would effect a considerabXe saving. pets fur Assize Court. Sac . . . . l‘u J. Edwardsfilu' mom-paper. . . I“) J.'l‘. Rulph, for repairs to seal "(CI . u a n g . . . u . u - c n n a . hum. for mailing. . . . . kesJ'ur at table cover. . I, suu'Irivs. . . . . . . ‘ . . . alps. couch for Judges’ ken, glazing. &_c.. . . . . $1,262 30 $700 00 s on 345 37 lé $0 7 no 34 20 42 63 2 10‘ 13 50 49 20 SIR: AftEr ten months’ incubation bv Fthe old henâ€"I beg pardon, but tlic Reeve of Markham has hatched the in- ‘corporation of Markham Village; .he watched it long and carefully and no doubt it Would have made its appearance long ere this, but “there was a nigger on the fence.” Now, who was this nigger? who can it be? I must try .and think. Was it the Reeve of Scarboro,’ of New- market, Whitchurch, York, King, or dare 1 suggest that it was the Reeve of' Markham. , Shades of Titus Oates an- swer" who? but. as I cannot raise the shades like the witch of Endor, perhaps we can guCSs the problem. Last winter a movement was-"made to'iucorporate. Markham Village, a petition was handed in to the Reeve to accomplish what it asked for, he put obstacles in the way through his uncle in Scarboro,’ and the first session of the County Council rose without taking action in the matter other than the first reading; at the second meeting of the County Council what does our rceve do but through his friends again brings in Some c'ohtemptible legal objection, and the matter is laid over» again; and a special session had to be held this month for no other purpose than to pass the third reading of this bye law. There is certainly something very strange about the whole proceedings. How was it that Richmond Hill could pass the by-laW» for incorporation in two days, and for Markham Village-it should take ten months? Perhaps our old hen can answer the question. Was it because of his peculiar love toi‘sMarkham Village, where .he received a large number of votes, and very few in Richmond Hill. that he wanted tokeep the former as it ‘ was and get rid of the latter. “ Niggcrl on the three.” answer again; perhaps you will fall short of your object. sixteen years from your twenty years’ reign” You are cunning. cautious and insidious, ‘ and will no doubt try to prove it was, not your fault at all that, this trouble was made. Your over cautious andi cunning conduct has put the county to an expense of an extra. meeting; you are a nice model for a rcevc. and it is a pity ‘ that tlrerc-are'not several whole families like you. I Wonder if' you are "going to run" in the Township tor Reeve; all T can say is. they are mighty hard up for basswood. During the contest. you have my permission to curse ard swear, (at which you are an adept). lick any man you come across that don’t vote For you, and in fact you may run the whole machine alone; dig dotvn hills. build bow bridges. sluice ways and cu‘verts. control the finances. engineer all the public works-even to building bridges too narrow for two teams to pass. “ Go it, pure, honest James.” Perhaps you {night try Markham Village, and proba- bly With the assistance of Fogg and his whiskey ring you may get a few votes. It is about time the hay sling bubble should bur-mi, and another man who is not afraid of' making a suggestion first. is wanted as Reevr‘. Fare thee well. James. you have made money by being a councillorâ€"the first instance on record. Col. Button said so, and he knows a thing or two. I wonder if' there are not several more villages that want .in corporatingaâ€"it' they do [will have them send for yen. PISâ€"James, I tell you “on the quiet.” just you run for the village, and pick the balance of the Council out of the fourteen who signed the petition against the incorporation which you was so keen should be presented to the County Council, and, if possible, is was to break the bye law. To 1he Editor of the York Hern‘d. I SIR: In less than a month notices will. be issued. calling on the electors of Rich-l mond Hill to nominate candidates for‘. the ofiiees of Reeve and four Council-f lors. for our newly incorporated village.‘ In order that there may he no misunder-l standing. when that time arrives, it mayi not be out of place to make known toI your numerous readers a few points in connection with the law regulating Municipal Elections in incorporated' villages, which are not generally under- stood. A communication was read from Mr. Jnmtes, [he Superintende of the Ymk loads, Ief'errini m the mth of the (Inn.- lniSSiUHPl'S nu How‘s fwd Bridges, and dmm ing that 100 much had been paid for the shme and other mmeriul used for the con struclinn of lhe public works. The Warden stated that no censure was impliad 1n [he report referred to, and on motion of Mr. Jackson, the latter was re. ken-ed to ghe next meetipgqf {he Councilzw The Council then adjourned sine die. lst, qualification of' electorsâ€"all male frvelmlders or householders rated on the then last assiessment roll for real property in the-Municipality, heid in their own right or that of their wives, as proprie- tors or tenants, to the amount of two hundred dollar; In Committeeuof “the Whole. Mr. Bull moved that lhe following clause be added; " That the Commissioner be authorized to erect. a new loll house at tollgate No. 2. Dundus street, or near where the toll house now slands.’,â€"Carried. Mr. Kay. seconde by Mr. \Vheler. moved that [he Warden he instructed to obtain the opinion of'lhe County Solicilor as to whether lhe ('hunty js liubie to {my lhe bill me smnvd by the Cily of Tun-mm) fur sewerage, und it lmMe. that the WuIdl-n be {Luthmized to ordn- the same 10 bn paid HOW THE INCORPORATION OF MARKHAM WAS HATCHED. The L'ommmee recommended the pay~ ment of J. T. Stone’s account, but are of opinion it should he’ placed to the Bradford bl'ldg‘f‘ huilding acc‘uums. The Committee finally racommeudcd the Council [0 gram John McDonald, treasurer, the right to use his room as an agency. Lake Shore roadmnd also that the prayer of the petition of Edward Stark be granted, viz., xhut Ihe tolls he collected in decimal iuslead of Halifax currency. The report as ammended was then Idopteg: I VILLAGE MUNICI PAL ELEC- TIONS. Markham, Nov. 26, ’72. To the Ed‘lor of the York Herald wux‘rsfipnnflvm. Yours truly. M UGGINS. MUGGINS. l l MANuncruur. or Cocox.â€"“ We will now give rn accnunt of the process ndopled h_\' Msml‘s James Epps & Co.. nmuufaciures of dietetic articies. at their works in the Euslnn Road. I.ondou"-â€"Gaésclt's Hausa/will Gwdc. October, 31. 1872. 7391'] HART.â€"â€"At Richmond Hill, on the 25th msgqof Pleuro-pnemnonin, Margret McGow- an, wife of John Hurt. Esq ,â€"â€"aged 62 years. ANIfimSnN.â€"On the 28111‘ inst. 'at her snn's residencp, Yonge Street, Henoietta Rnse,’ relict of the late Dr. Andersonâ€"aged 68 yggri, ' SAI§AnE.-VELIE â€"At Richmphd Hiflmn thr- ZZIh. inst., by the Rev. James Didi} Mr. Thomas 8. Savage. tn Miss. Jane Ann Velie. SIR: Residents living in the North-east portion of Yorkville havergiven notice of their intention ,to apply ~to Parliament for an Act to permit them to annex that portion of the village to thc‘city. It is also stated that the City Council will ask forlpowcr to extend the limits of the city, taking in Yorkville. Souwscnsa- lint: is created here in consequence of this, as also of a letter bearing upon this subject that appeared in the grit organ; some folks think it is 3 dodge to extend the wade of St. John and St. James, knowing that the grit clement prevails in the suburbs. I take it that this is not to be accomplished in a day, many things will, have to be considered, and although it may increase our taxes, which is a great bug-bear with some, a great deal can be said in its favor. Yorkville is increasing in importance as the city improves, and the increase of taxes'is a small matter. If by being annexed ’to the city' our property increases in value, new streets are opened out and macada~ mized, gas lamps are spread through the village, the toll-gates (relics of barbarism). are removed, slaughter hodses not per- mitted, and many other things too nu- merous to mention besides being a part of' the city it will give the place a pres- tige. which under present auspices it cannot have. Yorkville extends over ground suflicient for two wards, divided bylthe line of' Yonge Street, and with live men elected to represent it in the City Council it will obtain justice and fair play. I should be glad to hear arguments both for and against the move- ment‘; my sympathiesare with the former. Flourâ€"Superfine . . . . . 4 Sprung Wheat 1 Fancy. . . . . . . . Exlrn . . . . . . . . Superior Extra. D (hunzrun up Coul‘oRnNG.-â€"-‘ By I: Lhorough kuowiedue ofthe natugnl laws which gnvernthe operations of digesiion and nutrition. uni byamrejui application of the fine proper- ie- of wel|«seiectod coco-x, M: Epps has provided uur breakfast tables wilh a delicaleln1 flwored travel-age which may save us many‘ heavy dnctors’ hills."â€" Civil Survicc Gazotlu. i “ado gunpi‘v with Boiling Water or ML]: Emcll packet is labelledâ€" ' JAMES EPPS &. ’70,. ‘ Homeopathic Chemists. London." 3 or twn will be all important time invoilr Municipal history, and will require the best men that can lie-secured to set the ‘.\l unicipul machinery in motion. 3rd, qualification of Collector is the same as or Councillor. As the time is fast approaching, do you not think it would be as Well for the duly qualified electors of the village to look around and settlo upon the finest men that, can be found among us to fill the offices at their disposal; and not leave it until the last moment. I see that already candidates are in the field i'm' other municipalities. The first'yenr l. traction of the Anglo American House by fire. the subscriber has taken and filled up those large and commodioun premises belong ing to Capt. 'l‘. A. Milne. opposite Mesm‘. Spaing & Son’s NovolIy Works. Markham Excellent acromnmdal-an afi'nrded for the traveling public and commercial men. Liven stables in connaction with the hotel. Bottled Ale and l’orler. ’ _ D. T. WOOTEN. Sam. 4. 1372 737-” 2nd, qualification of Reeve and Coun~ eillorsmall male fyjeeholders resdiug in, or within two mileévof the village, who are not by law disqualified, aid have at the time of the election, in their own right or in the right of their fives, as proprietors, a legal or equitable freehold, rated in theirpylfi names in tht'village, to the value of $72: hundred dollars. If tenants, under leasehold, the amount is twelve hundred dollars. Apply oi N CONSEQUENCE OF 7TH]? DES- Yfirkville. Nov. 26, 1872. Sapt, 4. 1372 Richmond Hill, Nov. 22,1872. Richmond HI“, Nov. H,"79{ REAKFAST. â€"- fANTEDâ€"A GOOD SERTANT To the Editor of the York "mild. NIPISSING- HOTEL, MARKHAM. YORKVILLE NEWS. girl, one accustomed to Céoking, &(' A W. H. MYERS. TORONTO MARKETS Tofon‘o.. ‘No'véxhher 28. lR7‘2. MARRIED. DIED. EPPS’S COCOA. â€"- exua... Yours, &c., Yours, &c. , Assessor and that of Reeve ; 5 an (I) 5 35 v5 4" (d) (I no 5 7'.) 1:3 0 75 6 3'417 G 35 0'“) (l 00 t) 00 I4 50 l 20 l 3" l 2.5 O ‘54 0 6H 0 43 0 00 7 (‘0 a ‘4 glib ®®©©©©© 'â€"=w=€;_:.n é Fal€m_u‘fip»l a © 5' w Beccaâ€"~â€" HM) co 5 :7} mac-uh ===CUIN4 §©§§©© 0% 2% 5 5|) 6 50 $93.»: @Em 5 an (I) 5 44/13 5 7th?) 6 3 I fob 0 UHF?) 74T- 0 65 0 I? (I IS r I19 I75 048 1"]. mond HilIPosIOfl‘ica‘. 4Umizlt‘nrlher notica.tlle mails willlwclosed at Hus office as follows Will clean all kinds 9! grain. embracing wheat. rye. lml lay. and nuts and Will n01 choke with any Ihi>lley (Ir foul grail). No stick or hrun u required Io he usedfi and the lunch no "and nut at unv time be at Wed by clogging of Ihe Steve. All orderu f'nr this Sieve H‘ddmsce‘l In [he “memes. Jnlm Rae. Lansing l’.0.. Ont” will rocmve prompt auvnlion. Any linirihgomenl on this patgm will be punished with the utmost rigor of (He ‘aw. JOHN RAE. M N.B. Rnclsflgfmp. LETTERS. will requirv In he hpnded in (5 minmes b/yurz ‘ho time 0! closing. Stock fad wilh‘il hnvv always laknn prunes. Milch Callie produce more and butler. Brice 25 cénls and Si '00 per box. A dollar boxfcuutnins two hundred feeds. The ruleon Lettersforthe Unin Kingdum (via Quebec in summnr, and l’m’lhud in win lur),is Imwreduned 106 cents pm- g 07. weight H" sent vm New York. it will ha 8 cLs par .} 0’1. Thane tnlennppny onlywpmpm'rl lullors; ifsenl unpam ,ornautficuenuy prepaid. I|Iero w llbo a line of double the anmnm nI' deficium pusmgu. M. TEEFY. l’ostmrmer. BRITISH MAILS‘ , AFB closvd in Toronto as follows: _ By Cunard Line. uvery Monday. . . ["230 A By Canadian Line.ever\‘ 'l‘lmrsday 10:00 I’ ‘ YORKSHIRE CATTLE FEEDER! F1133]! CLASS STU-{7K BREEDERS‘ It ‘Fattens in Onefow‘t/z 7hr: u'sual Mme, and saves F 0011. PATENT SIEVE ! -N.B. Letters for l)espn_lch by (Hoses hues Steamers should he no marked HUGH MILLER Sa 00., AGRICULTURAL CHEMISI’S. 167. King Strum Eaal, Immune. For Sale by Druggists and Storekeepers. Sepb 17.1872. 7394f The subscriber begs leave In inform the farmers nudpublic in general, that the TEA Cums:- has received . TEEEA CEHEEE'S’ET GROOERIE'Svcgz’LIQUORS Flour and feed kept constantly on hand, And delivered Fee of charge. ALEX. MOODI E, ‘UR FATTENING AND BRINGING into condition Horn'es. Cows. Calves, =) tors in Chaucer). ('ouvoyanvms, .va CHICKâ€"Removed to Whittamore’s Buiid- ings. 'l‘ormuo Street. Toronto. 7” 1f 11 Machine in Working nrder. made- by Abel. Wuodbriage. Apgly to GOOD NEWS! ' BLOOD’S PORTER! ' SMART, ACTIVE- LAD-AHOUT I!) or IE years of age. as an apprentice lo the Harness business. Apply 1n ver Watches. Jewe‘lirbfiznu HR Yuugv Street. Toronto. CROCKERY, Which he is cuufid-w will g‘w good :al‘lsl‘uc' faction bolh m '\ and Survmnr. Trust and Loan Bui'd: ugncaruer of Adelaide aud' Toronto «mm l‘ovon‘o. , 1l9-d‘. Farmers and Thrashers Take Notice. Southern mail Northern Mail. Southern Mail. Yonge Street, July. 1872. OFFlt‘E.â€"N0‘ 66 Church Street .Tm'uzm Decemhel 29.1869” CHOICE TEAS! SIGN OF THE TEA CHEST. Richmond HiH. July 3| , 18712. “I” September I, l57l. Richmond Hm. er. 2n, 12-571. Sept. ‘26 , 1879. iichmond Hill. Aug. IS [872 Also, the bést and cheapest ‘assortmoul of Pure and nuadullemu-d. Always on hand J. N" BLAKE. ARRISTER, CONVEYANCER, &,(2 AE’S NEW AND IMPROVED NICOL & NICOL, ARRISTERS. ATTORNEYS. SOUP] gm ($00115, @rncsriw. 5. Hum, . 1 Pure 'Bred Swine. (LATE JAMES & FOWLER.) RCHITECT, CIVIL ENGINEER; THOMAS GRAHAME IMPURTFIZ and Survmnr. Trust and Loan Bui'll. unfiâ€" Hrl‘nlnjul m’ulfum lyqughires, J SEGSWORTH, I EALER IN FINE GOLD AND M! AILS MADE UP AT THE RICH- Wanted, SMART, ACTIVE- LI into condition: Horn‘es, Cows. Calves, Sheep and Figs the _ For Sale Cheap, FIRST-CLASS THRESHING or strength find flavpr. Choice 15 used and recommended by OF THE BEST MANUFAC'I‘URES. PRICE: AND. QUALITY GLASS AND l’U’I‘TY. OQ’KEEFE'S ALE A FRESH SUPPLY A LARGE STOCK OF ALWAYS 0N HAND. REMOVAL. MURXIN FROM THE DANIEL GLASS. Norlll 'l'oll gale. AND WM. HARRISON , Rmhmund Hill. AND CUTLERY Lansirig P.(). 729-“ . . .6415 .\ M ...G:45 A.M 6:55 P M. 'gq;’,;1;,;.;‘ Po»: -nffire Adams. Woodhridge ’ I r. V 1|9-d‘. | Vaughan; Fetus; “4'2. “HG-tr' 734 H' m by Mr H Ii Roesm', cane-d [he Humming Bu'd, ur Culihri Pun m. manulnuluvud by Mm Elllufeck, and th‘mk Ihev me wmuic-rquy sweet ; and pure 1n tune, and {ram than Pullil'lfli con.- Ialruction. ualcnlau-d In remain in tune longer 'hun other pianos, and muusequontly lo stand a ;grealor amount of wear. any llllul torâ€"notexceedingi nuwhundrcil dollars hyauy one tlnposilor.) will be received m the Richmond Hill Post Ullico. (or which Government \vilhllow linden. ln Bronchitis it is u spm-ifiu. and In Aslhmn it xiv“ relief where over: other renlellv fails "‘0!" Nurrvnns Debillly i! stands unrivrullod and my lu- Head with confidante in all rum-5‘ AR 'lllr= Is a‘n'Llroly dislimtt and dnfi‘urnnt l'x-nm every mlmr Mammalian of vauphnsnhites. be careful m ask for Frnhnws’ Symmmud tau- nr other. ll‘l Acres of which area nndm' cultivation. 'I‘Iwre is n gnmi Frame Dwelling House with an excellonLcnllu underneath. Rim». Stable: andmlwr outnuildmgn and 'l'imbe-r fura’now Burn 40 x 60. Plenty nl‘ water. This is a van dosimon pruperly lming only between 3 and 4 miles from King Station on Nonhern Railroad. where there is n gand mmkel for all kinds V of producu Selma-a &. (,‘humhesin the imme- diam lmlglllmrhuod. 'l'erlns will lm inn ‘0 very ens». For pnriil-nlms apply In enho. of the under~ "mad oxecnlum to Ilse estate And an» 'mzalud at line North-west come: 0! 9ol,..\io' 35 11h cuncesdun of Markb an). in a semi m whg-rv mechanics and labolazs cnu gel '.~xe:1dywurk and high. wagns Apph’ (if by Emlcr. prupniri) to Henry Jenning<, Victoria Square, or w ,1 WM. G. HINGS'I‘ON. , ' '- Dingle: l’. 0 March “7', 197‘2. 714-! f MONTREA L 'I‘E‘LEG RAPH COMPANY As alIlH'v-ondnwrd hodios. wlmllmrihm Iva Hoakt, “irdsV “WWI-‘5. Illsnrts m‘ I‘Vl‘" ‘Znu- philes, and uni-jams 0! the Vagrlahla Kingd =m megararnml by riml fmrr. which Inn-6.x all [Im springs 0! ex mulch. and as, nothing; man save tLem 1' am 1105! urlmn wlwn lllis principin have; “mm. the diwovery nl' moans- wluueln' vim'iu "my be susmillc’d 'in [Km liviug'rbvdy is indwed a boon to the world. V 2 ~ 1 sale a numbar of Viilago lots, situuled nu [he viHuge of Modern nlmmialn hag. VBhtiln‘fld the quos- ' unnd discovered the ingur‘ienl: L-uu Iilu» tinglhn hrailL muscles and nvrves. and finds that h_\' iulruducing I have inm'edimus in prime-r proporlionfl the brain and nervous syswm art: streng‘ham-d, < mfhe had at lhe Post Office. i'm "mums A wu'2k. Applvln D No, 4 id the.nth’Cnncessiuu TOR/“ship of King, huinug‘zng In, Ih“ oslatv of the Inlegwn- ham MuNair. continuing 1162/”th ()mgfiflh of cm- Acé‘e, ’1" HE MORNING PAPERS 'I‘his. than. In snlwmminlly the basis ull which Fr:l.l.ow’.~: vawnnsr-uuys is huill.ils dim“: ar-tinn ix uxwu llu- Blunt]. llxo Brain and Novvous 5W Mum. and the Mumias. .‘trungm. nuiug the nmves'. it causes Ilu- rnpitl dmnihu- [inn ul' VltilliZBd "loud in llw Muscular ()rgnns (If I'IP Ihdv. [20 Acres of Excellent 11am] Officehuurs: from 6:3“ A.m.tufl:3() P Way 4, 1569. ' 56: Rousing llw Slugqish Heart and Liver, qroflgllu-uhlg Hm nmion ul‘ [ho Slmnm-l: and "numb and «nabiing Iho Lungs to has finH) in- fluh-ti \vnh Hxvaen. II In adapted for ALLnam-s nf Wonkness am? 'Cinuvimiou,whelhm‘ arising finm sedentary .30. n trnpicalt‘limnle, frnm ['Pver or m-hilin ’rom anv caumnmd is effivmi : in l’uuun- \‘AHY Cowsmir'rmw. mmn‘ r-m ‘ med mum‘s having been cnrnd and all lu-nefilied. whore ils me ha: been continued on r a fortnight Fellows’ Compound 81 RUP OF l'lYPOPHOSPHI'I‘ES. xuéHMOND HILL 1‘ 012108. Commisxionei in UJLJS Governmrmfin â€"â€" ; Agent for issuing Marriage License in tho R/IR. H. 13. “131550” HAS SUCCEED (10""’3°"Y""1i-_ - ed us in the agencv in this 8001161) for 0mm "Our-“H "g" to 9130"” [ha sale of Mvssrs G A. i’rinre & Co’s L-ele- RICIImOI-O I‘liH-Urfi0b6193fifibh. bralod Organs and “alum-MN. in favor of which kw givu uur umsl m quniifim! approval :md‘recon-1nmmlnmm us llu; lam!ng and "NS: Patent EaveLtzough ruliubiv‘reediusInum-m nuw umnul'amwred. ; v , ,' .‘ _ "H , l‘ ‘ J ‘ (Sig-“m” IL GA “UHJNS. iJLXIND “A TL!»SPOULSTDLTHL DO- WM. F. UM: mug-:1 _,_”‘.'“".",”' f“, "0‘23"" ’“.°"',J"“.‘3 Flm' " *‘Ju. hesaleof‘ \1mklmn]. Nov. 3. 1237!. _ Testimonial from Profuaor H. G, Collins Chickeriug. Sminwny and Durham Pianos. Aft-'6. tho calrbraled Which is aoup'ed Io parlors where space is an ohjrc' lho mode of Us «an hurlix n a entirely new. and based upon Ihu best known prluciples of sciunca. DEALER XN Prince’s Organs & Melodmzn‘s H UMMING BIRD PIA N0 SOLD BY A I’O'I'H EUA RIBS Price. $1 -50: Six for $7":')() JA MES I. FICIJ.O\\'$.(f|wmi 64-8 ' St. John. N H, VICTORIA SQUARE! 0F TORONTO: T LEG AP”. HENRY GUEST COLLINS. Toronto Febr28. 167:2 : ‘7}4-15' Lot 5.3rd Con. King; Richmond um, July 11. um. 13) .r P. 0. SA VZN'GS BANK. um- 14, mm I hav« ‘h‘E SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR EING THE EAST HALF 01* LOT EPOSITS 'OF ONE DOLLAR. (0R olparliculnnapplyto Deuirable Farm for Sale gamma ifnsttnmmtfi, ‘ fly;pimtmgm'zf Village Lots for Sale. amnesty far £21.12, (mm: {A G E LIOENS JA \1 ES MI'NAIR. Lo'l 2.3, ‘2ml on Vang m . Jqu GILLES H.3-REESOR, M. 'I‘I'ZI'IFY. Postmaster, [Tum-w is Government Age" Ifoz urel’ull)‘ examined the pianos and A [.80 AGENT Fr!“ 1'" The lols coula‘m Notice. GLOBE, u. TEl-IFV, Huh Immd' Hi” Elliâ€"n SES. POST 0 F Ff c 1:. LEADER. 0 P.M. 56349 I if Chancery, N.nturi'es,&c. ( rym; -eComi Street. Toronto Brant-1 «Miceâ€"Division Court Clo-rk a 0mm. RM.- umnd "i". lnos, K. Manon. “(mam Thug“ Those who dn not wish to lm deceived by huying spurious ntedh-int-s. whinh are now likely to emanate from the States 0! elsewhere. but to possess tltmnsvlw-s ol' tlw genuitm “on Lowu's l’rLLs Axn OIN'I'MKN'I‘, nmtmfactnmi by me in anlun. England. will do well It) sun that ouch pot and lynx bearsllm British Govet'umont, stamp on Wlllt‘ll is mvgrm‘otl tlm wmds " llutht'Av's PILLS AND HIMMMT." and [hm the mldressnn the label $5.13 Oxronn S'rttmxr. Ll).\‘l'0N when: only may are mannv t'acnut-d. and in nu ulhm' part 0|" the world The I‘l‘lnll prices amtm tlwlalmlsin British currency. and not in dollats and cents. Nu rcprt-sunttttivuof mint) will savor (rave through any [mil ul‘tlm llritish l’t'ovintms t the United States. either to sell. or to ta‘lta tutlt'rfi for my Pills and ()it‘ttmcttt,nntl as? lmvo mam-n lu lmlit‘ve that attempts will van" prnlmhly he tnmla to deceive tho public in this way by permits t'alling on nttudit'in‘e vendors. l'alselyre l'f'FPhllllL'tl at tlwynrn acting for me, and \\ itl) my ltm'nvlmlge :wd ('mtsunt _| damn it mlvimhlv (u put the pttlxlic on theirguard ugh net hm SIH'l) (ll'l‘tlpllulm. I ind-t mun. y entwnt all those who may rend thismlvmtm-tnwtt that thwy l‘m phased. in tlm pnhliu lnlt‘l't‘hl. to cutmnunimtflr the pur- pot" Hi the sunm to their friend: that; they may nut lm dcl't'ntnled ol' llteit money by pmu-lmsing wurthlrss imitation of the genuine Home" WAY‘s l’tLLs AND UIN’I‘MHN'I‘. I would ask. as a grant favor. that should i! cmnctwthr lumwlodgouf anypersunlhut spu- iuus mmlicines are hong may I‘ orsnld in my nanw .hu lw pleasml intend me all they partieu‘i lars he can unlit-ct rvspncting the» omno. that is loan). the name and addrvsuxi' the vendor wht) isselling the spurious medicines. and like- wit-:9 ttm numo nnd ndt‘t't-as ol" the [lam in: the Uniwd States. or elscnhere. which may lm esupphed them. so as to enable we. lnr tho prt-tcction of the publit',to institute pm- ceedings against such evil~doms. and I engage tn romnncrnte vmy handsomI-ly any permit who in y givt- Inosuch information. tho in- I'nrntanl’s name nt-ver lIt‘lllg divulged. .~t I u Should un)~ pm'snn lmvunleason III believe that he has been dicoived by huying spnrinus innlmium of there h‘lé‘dininus he willdo \‘vnH In‘h'elld me. iii a letlnr, In tho midrass m foul (which he can float a cost of six cents m’ pest- ngo). one of the bunks of instructions which rm- ntlixell to thn sumo. I promise to exrunino it and Send a reply. stating whether the Modi- cmos are gunnine or1.0mmthatil'spurinuxhe may apply to the person ffum whom hv pur- uh --d them to have his money reflmdod‘. 7 , r p-.. .....,....W-. thut he «ill vlsil llm following Hacea,(Sun- thy: excepted ). whore he willuuend to Don- tiur} in all ilsnramdmsz, King.......,...‘.,......|s! ufeach month; Richmond Hill. . . . . “Sill, " vanmrkul....... .....Mlh " Ann-min..........;.......151h “ Teeth inserted I n the most Improved Stvlcsv on Gold. Silver, Vulcaniled Rubbermnd'Al- uuminun Base ’l‘oélh uxtmcmd with [holeasl possiblo pain, and «special ammth paid to the regulations children’s moth. , . Chemists and [huggisls wim desirn 19 ch- mm the Medir‘ines can he mppliui M £11? Inwosl whcklsnlo pl‘ilx‘bhl quanthios of nu. lms \hnu $2“ \\'0I‘.h â€" viz .85‘ 6d . and 2125,. and 3452. per dozen boxes of Villa or pate, o ‘riulmenl. nml, \vithaul discnnm. for which nmiumme must be mm in advance. I have Hm lmuarto be. With gum rcspech I THOMAS HOLLUWA _ Charges Moderate, and Work warranted to givésauslacxion. ' All'le'wrs addressed to Ail/fora will recoivtl- prompt attention. Aurora. Ma\'25.‘1870. BIS-h- 'I‘noth filled in ww‘ch a manneruslo presorvo them from further (let: v. L I'mn'lNLX‘S ui‘ non'rn AMERICA. 1 inlg mus; l‘l'jll‘rltli'ilih' to M‘qnaini tho pnhâ€" iii: of lill! Briri~h North American provi' [695 that in May. 187. I mnmedjim hnsiness M #0 Maiden Lane, New York. for Iimsnh-of Hm.- Loww’s I’ll Ls AND Um‘mku'r. "’hlfih word up in that time |)“epnred by Wiiiinir Brown. now decnnsud. lo bu closed. i regrotlo say (hail Huvu reason to know that the management of hue hushis had for some you". and In many ways, horn in "st corrupt. and it mm] be that the Pills and Ointment were not propamd with" this care I have always desired. (\ARRYAGE AND WAGON J Undqrmlmr. JIC. vasnnméuâ€"Nearlv opposi SIM: Rh-lunuud Hill. 1-2; fl mummy, m pur IUD foot. Also Flmr- int; and olhm J.mnher |)re.~:.~:ud : Sap Buckets, PnilsKLidt-J’Mins‘ Washing Muchil'lssfihiugln Waggon Vellum) and LmuberSawadtoordor Forparticuluwaddress JOHN LANGSTA'PF, Sign”. Mills :Thombill. Horses and Cattle. NIILLER’S DERBY OIL Is (he mostwom'lerful discover) in chemistry for naming I 1.) SolicitorsinChanceeronvmnuccrmk Drum-z ‘vaincinlImmance Bnivuh.‘ Streel.Toronlo. JOHL “use,” «no.2 . umflummnmm .1, le’nrd (\‘treel (law £41, Strand). union. W 9,5er "A Ih7l ‘iFV-(m. MORGAN & THORNE, EA III? I s '1' 19;}: s, SOLICITORS IN August 17. 1870 éaution !! Caution! n "0 THE PUBLIC OF THE BRITISH Turoulu,Dec.2-1’.1~GB. 'I'houuhili, Nov. 3, 13-651 drown. Aptil 25,1872. DUGGAN £52. MEYERS, ARRISTERS, A'["l'ORNEYS-AT I‘ TEEFY, NOTARY PUBLIC AND 53am; fcéfillmfitiuw, w. H. CAN‘NON, L 133.; FRESH CUTS 0R OLD SORES. MARRIAGE LICI‘H‘JSES1 RICHMOND HILL. ETHOMAS SEDMAN, aiaifiexummw, HUGH MILLER do C0. I67 King [51. East Toronto. 7. 1370 631- H DENTIST, (LATE ASSIST AN'I‘ 10 Dr Elliul. Dentist, 'l‘urunm.) reflieclfufiy announce. out; n mummy": 544-]5‘ It‘l‘fllt‘ MAKER, (“9-h- 713-: 519%.“ LA W