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We think that the selection of our officers should be made from men who have always shown a willingness 1n the mast tolwork for the good of the village, mother then from among those whose wihereabouts are never known until there : are oflices in view and then make their : appearance as the foremost runners in .the race. .Wc have men of substance z-and ability amongst us whose interest. ‘55 identified with that ofthe village, whose ~=cnergies would be exercised for the welv "fare of the same, and whose standing and influence would aid in carrying out such laws and regulations as they might sev fit from time to time to adopt. These men must be brought out. and their talents and abilities utilized. I)" was also presonI.r-d WM: :1. bandsan buck and an uddrcm, as a parting token of respect and high esteem. A most pleasant affair took place at Carrrille on Sunday, the 15th inst. The scholars teachers, and friends of the Union Sabbath School of that place hav- ing previously heard that Mr. Thomas Boothby was about to leave the neighbor- hood, made up their minds. to give him a I surpriseâ€"as he has been connected with the school. for about twenty years, the greater number of which he has been either superintendent or assistant superin- tendent. The surprise was in the form of a splendidly hound copy of' Cassell’s Illustrated Family Bihle.with an address. 1n the address mention was made of his faithfulness in the discharge ot‘ his dutv. and ot' the deeo regret they felt at part- ing with one who had been so diligent in attendance, regardless of' the weather or other obstacles which might present themselves. in order that he might pro- mote the interest of' the school both by precept and example. In concludingr they wished‘ him health. happiness and pros- perity, to enjov the perusal of the sacred pages ol‘ the Bible. which they had pre- sented to him and also wishing: that if it should not be their lot to meet again on‘ earth, as superintendent and scholars,l they might meet around their heavenly father's throne. Miss. Annie lC. Booth- Why not extend the distance. and run a steam ear, similar to the above. on Yonge Street. It would create local markets in every village along the route, and ‘would increase the local trade immensely. Besidesthe manufacturers of farming implements in our neighbor hood. would be able to curtail their heavy outlay in teaming from the city their coal. iron. etc. The merchants would have their goods brought to their doors, and it Would tend to the improve- ment of business everywhere. On Monday next, the 23rd inst, e citizens of our newly erected corpora- on will be called upon to nominate those antlemen upon whom they wish to con- er Municipal honors for the coming year. is this is the first time we have the privilege of electing ourmm Reeve and Councillors, we hope that every Elector Will exercise proper discrimina‘“0“» and endeavor to bring to the front such Candl' dates as will be best ‘able to run til-i“ machinery of our local government with the L (1st possible friction, and with all xzas‘onable economy, so that the result afour selfigovernment may be such that itwillnot cause us to regret the steps we have taken to erect Richmond Hill into a Municipality. ~ "In Thursdays New York papers is record- ed a verv syccessful trial of a new steam car on the Bleeker street he‘se car railroadâ€" the line havmg the sharpest curves and steepest, grades in the city. The car can run twenty-five miles an hour on a smooth, straight. track. It- has the appearance of'an nrdinary street car, and is the same Size. The machinery occupies the front platform. and is entirely separated from the interior and invisible from that point. It is provided nth a compressed engine of five horse power which may be increased to twenty horse power without tiny complicated machinery. The cylinders are under the front platform, and are indirect connection with the forward axle. A small box on the platform will rentain coal for half'a day. the consumation being at. the rate of four pounds of coal per mile. The water tank is beneath the rear platform, and the water is heated in the tank by exhausted steam The car is heat ed by. steam pipes under the seats. rl‘he lotler heat is sep'trated from the interior by Ilog‘conducting partition. The car was s'tarted w1th seventy perSQng in it. At the top of the steepeSt grade in 1he cifv the car was stopped. reversed nnd hacked dmvn the hi1], stunned ht the middlta rifihe grndp and started up again. H can be stopned within half 1he length'nf itsel.‘ With hrakns. and within twentyfive {‘(‘Pt Withfmf them.‘ An engineer and a conduct- or only are necessary on a car. The three great requirements pf n steam car were sue» cessquy met. namelv. to lurn sharp curves. ascend grades. and he mnnmzed as nnsilv as n team of horses ; and 'beside, 1hero is nothing about it to frighten horses. h is t-laimed that the experiment was successful in every respect." G.R.C. Amwayâ€"Thomas Grainger. 100 dollars rewardâ€"David Eyer. To the Independent electors of Richmond IilIâ€"I. Duncumb, M. D. There is some talk of running a steam car to Yorkvilie, by way of Front street and Jarvis. The horse cars ai‘e certain 1y very slow, and whilst upon this head it may not be out of place to mention that this subject is meeting the attention nf the citizens of New York, as the following extract will Show: Wm 35m “ggfixlemm. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Cook wantedâ€"Mrs Van Koughnet. Tremenduous sacrificeâ€":W. H. Myers. The People’s storeâ€"4’. G. Savage. fiighmond Lodge, A.F. & A.M. No. 23, RICHMOND HILL, DECEMBER 20, 1872. PLEASANT SURPRISE. THE NOMINATION. STEAM CAR. TUESDAY, Jan. 2Lâ€"â€"-(!redit Sale Ufa Farm, being lot No. 32. lst, Con. Vaughan. be longing to the estme of the late Robert Gibson. Sal» at 12 o’clock, noon. J. #m-mley, A"clionoer. ' 2" Parties hn'iw; Suh- Pills printed gt this office. will haw a uutiue similar to the above, free ‘ofcharge. Following close upon the heels of the reconstruction of the Ontario Ministry we have the great Chancery firm, owing to the elevation of one of its members be omitted that .may please and amuse a discerning audience. The proceeds will be in aid of the band fund. Tickets. twenty-five cents ;‘ children fifteen. which may be had at the stores in the village, and from the band. FRIDAY. Dec. 20.â€"â€"Credit Sale of a Farm. Farm Stock. Implements, Hay“ &c , on Lot 57, 1st Con. Markham, belonging to the estate of 1he late Mr. Frederick Paige. Sale at 10, A.M. J. Gormley, Auctioneer. (10111an to the Credit Valley Railroad was pgSSed, by a mojnrity of 349; it met with .‘l stronger oppmit‘ion then any previous vote for a similar purpose. to the Bench, having a reconstruction; also a misunderstanding in regard to the proper distribution of the profits has caused the retirement 0? Mr. Bethune, M.P.P., therefrom. It. is a matter of question whether the latter gentieman will, in future, give such support to the Ontario Government. as he would have J. Reynolds, aml others. The band trust to make this entertainment one of the best ever given in the neighborhood, which. we have every confidence they will, and assure' the public that nothing will Something New.-â€" The celebra- ted Patterson Brass land are making arrangements for, and have issued hand bills announcing their intention of giving a grand concert of vocal and instrumen- tal music, in the Masonic Hall of this town, on this evening, the 20th inst. They are to be assisted on this occasion by the Misses Campbell and Proctor, A. L. Willson, Esq, Messrs. T. S. Savage. Wesleyan Church Annivers- ary.~â€"- A tea‘meeting will be held in tne Wesleyan Church, at. Maple, on next Christmas Day, at. four o'clock in the afternoon, to be followed by addresses, and choice music by the choir. Tickets, 30 cents; children, 20 cents. Sermons will be preached on Sabbath. the 29m of December, as follows; at 10:30 A.M., by the Rev. Enoch Wood, D. 1)., and at 6 P.M.,by the Rev. S. Rose. Collections taken up alter each sermon, which, with the roceeds of' the tea meeting will be applied to aid the Trust Fund; done a few months ago. The city grit; organ, notwithstanding‘its articles condemning the introduction ot ‘political opinions ' into Municipal elec- tions, has been the means of bringing: out three straight grit tickets for the wards of St. John, St. James, and St. Davids; in the other wards they will try and put one or tWO such in. The Conservatives. as a body, are opposed ‘to introducing politics into Municipal matters, hence they are very careless and indifferent. as to who goes in; under the circumstances of having a wily and cunning enemy to deal with, we think they are very wrong. That there are too many men seeking seats in the Council who profess to belong to the Conservative party. and who should not be there, cannot be denied. Inquestâ€"An inquest was held on the body of Mr. William Gemmell, archi- tect, Toronto. (who drew up the plans of the new English Church, in our town) on Friday last. The jury returned a verdict of accidental drowned, while skating on the bay. Some parties give notice of applying for an Act. of Parliament to run cars to Carlton7 by way of Davenport road from the Yorkville Town Hall; every one seem to “have railroad mania. The by-law granting: one hundred thousand It is thought that the revised census returns will place the four provinces of Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotiu, and New Brunswick at 1,620,825, 1,191,575, 387,800 and 285,777, being a total of 3,485,97 7. Card of Thanksâ€"The teachers of the Presbyterian Sabbath school, Rich- mond Hill, beg to returntheir thanks lo the public for the great liberality shown at the social given on Thursday evening, the 12th inst, the proceeds of which were about, one hundred and twenty dollars. Sabbath School Anniversary. â€"The friends ofthe Buttonville Sabbath School intend holding their annual" tea- meeting in the Wesleyan Church ot'thut place, on Thursday next, the 26th inst. Tea to be served at tWelve o'elqck, noon. Dialogues and'recitutions, intermixed with singing and music, will be given by the children. All who feel an interest in the welfare of sabbath school children are earnestly invited to attend, and. by their presence, help on the great work. The proceeds will be applied to the purchasing of books for the school. Tickets, 25 cents; children under twelve years of age, 15 cents. St. Andrew’s Lodge of EMS. Toronto intend holding njubilee commemoration festival on St. John’s day,the 27th insc., being then in existence fifty years. It appears, according to masonic history, to have met for the first. time on the 27th December, 1822, the ofiiccrs of the lodge then being.r Sir. W'm. Campbell, WM ; Thomas Ridout. S.W; Hon. John H. Dunn, J.W ; Thos. Fitzgerald, SD; George Hillier, J.D; John Beiker, Treas. Bernard Turguand. Sec'y. The num« ber of members since the formation of the lodge is reckoned at 620, of whom 119 are dead. Both the Ionic and St. John, two flourishing city lodges were Formed from the St. Andrew’s. @fliiw’fi fifinimg. AUCTION SALES. ll um Pom a flice Alleyn“, Mury C, K Bassin. Hanry Bernard, J. G. Barnel. Mr, E. Bonn, Joseph (,Ianlevon, Alick Craig, Robert Cunningham. Frank (flame, John Davi. son. A.B. Demon. Brown Durham, Mary A Dunn, Miss. E. Dunton James Dm-ie, Theresa Ewing. R‘ Elliott, Thomas Gamble. William Helmkuv Francis Holland. Mrs. R. ilucter. Ballard Hayden. James Joyce. Redmond cg<€iaemmmmwen=zzm_gh 719v]. The next regulqr communication of the above lodge will be held next Friday evening, Lho 27111 inst., at 7 o’ciock. \ ’ oi' \hesnbscriber, lot No. 20, 2nd concea- sion of Eaet York, acow and calf. The owner is requested to prove property, pay expenses. and take them away. rno TEE INDEPENDENT E LEC'N R S! GENTLEMEN: To gratify the wish of those who signed the Requisition, and other worthy voters, who say that. I am a fit and proper person to ‘be’ Reeve for our first Municipal bodyâ€"gentlemen, I am ready to duly serve you, and at the time and place nppoinfied for the .nomina- tion I shall not be afar ofi'. R AME IN'I‘U THE PREMISES 0F ’ oi' thespbscriber, lot No. 20, 29d concea- V" must be neat, and well recommended . Apply m once to .I. paid to any person who wiIl give such twidnnce us will lend to the apprehension and conviction of the party or parties who' wrole or walled the follcw'mg lettor [0 me frnm Toronto Post Office: SANDERSON.â€"On Tuesday evening, the 17th inst.. 41h concession of Markham, the wife of Edward Sanderson, Esq., of a son. $1'oo Reward. .â€" VI‘HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE SINGLE HARNESS Gopd Sett of Double Harness BOOTS AND SHOES SELL I FOR TWO WEEKS Al COST. and under. Look at the following list of prices. : Mens‘ French Calf boots.$5-25.reduced £034 95 Mens’ English Kipp do 94%."). ‘ 3-50 Meus Cowhide do $3 $25, " 2 75 Lalies’ fine Lealhordo $1 60. “ 1'50 Glrls’ Felt do $260, “ I'll) Gll'ls’ felt Rubbers. lot less than they (£031. You may depend upon As” these are my regular goods. and will be found as good as can be got elsewhere. \RIANTEDâ€"A PLAIN COOKâ€" must be neat. and well recommended . TREMENDUOUS SACRIFICE l Y nu will always find a splendid assortment of Whips, Halters, Collars, l3! Denisou Avenue, Toronto December, 17. l872. 752-1 " We have been informed of your disâ€" llonr‘sl mwu-d Nicholas Lyneu; you have been robbing him. with your canle and fowl all the time. Now lake notice that if you don't pay him for his grasekand other trespass you have committed on him, we shall, as in duly bound, be obliged to send u bullel through your dulch head one ol those nights, and cut the feet from under your horses and cows. Old My. Lyneu is the Veuians’ bead centre for the County of York, and therefore cannor al- low you to impose on his son. 'I‘nke this notice and obey it. or else prepare your coffin THOMAS GRAINGER. East York, Dec. 18, ’72. 752-3 W. U. MYERS Richmond Hill. Deb. 17, '72. 7524f Perhaps there is not anothe; house that is ggving such a "Signed by order of General John O’Neii, Commander of the foniun forcos. in the Unhod Slates, and Dominion of Canada.” Dec. 18. 1872. Gentlemen, \VINTER GOODS Richmond Hill, Dec. 18, 1872. OCKET BOOKS OF ALL KINDS at tho H: mw Book Store. OBERTSON'S HALF DIME MUSIC for sale at the HERALD Book Store . List of Letters EMAINING IN THE RI 932w @flvzrtimxmtfi. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT GETTING A BARGAIN! FUNDING MYSELF OVENSTOCKED WITH RfICHMOND .HILL. Of Silver and other mounted ICHMOND LODGE,A.F.& A.M. . No. 23, G.R.C. . MRS. V AN KOUGHNET. wan'xs, &a., &c. u- Cook W'anted. I HAVE CONCLI‘UED To As can he obtained at With every respect,. I. DUNC’UME, M.D. Astray. Lot 25. ‘Zud Con Markham. 75‘2-1 BIRTH. “ 3 Novembvr, 1872. R. E. LAW, Sec’y. A 'l' DAVID EYE R. :6. Is: Dec“ 1872: Killips. »'.Villinm (2) Lac“, Bales Lymburner. James May. Malcolm Morden, chob Munshaw, Hannah McMahon, Alfred McWilliams. James ()‘Blien. Mrs. D.C. Pickering. Mrs. T. Powell, '1‘. H. Sisco, Isaac Stevenon, Nalhnniol Sllney, William Sharp. Thomas Taylor. Henry Teasdale. George Tucker. John O. Trench, William Vaudouburgh. LM. Wakefield . Aggie West. Richard M. TEEFY. P. n. w. H. mums! W. H. MYERS.’ W. U. MY HRS RICHMOND Dec“ 1872: STAPLE AND FAN CY 8" Call and examino h f . 7 , elsewhere. ° °‘° P'rcxaang v“ lo his numerous customde for their verv lilan support during the put three years, und now begs to nunouuca that he is ugtin‘ prqaare'dVlo supply all lhose who may UNDERSELL ANY HOUSE THE STUCK CORNET! 0)‘ LEMON, ORANGE, AND C'I TRON FEELS, SUP ERIOB smmss msnis NICE NEW DRESSED SARDINES, Always on hand a replete am! of FURNITURE. ‘ ‘NTN'IES TO RETURN HIS THANKS to his numerous cnslomdm for Hair NEW VALENTIA, 1N FISH! Ground Coffees & Spices, ALMOND, FILBERT, WINES AND LIQUORS, l “ Though“: the hoqu a busy stir. Tl} cook in glory reigning, Thomuids’ soft dream of m1s1letoe, ’Mdsl graver cares dwdainiug; Funk) her ears the magic voice Ofanother song is hummihg. ‘ Th, Christmu pudding must be made, Fd Christmas Day is coming.’ ” PARCELS DELIVERED. Kichmqnd Hill. Dec. 18,1879. 795-1!“ XXX OYSTERS! ROOM PAPERS. We have a largo and variod Iflortmont. such as thte, Fish, Yarmouth Bloaters, THE CHRISTMAS SEASON, FAVOR. HIM WITH A CALL, BRAZIL NUTS, P. Gr. SAVAGE CURRANT& I’ICHMOND HILL. Salmon Trout, TEAS Le SUGARS, (be. Split 6‘ Round Herrings, Smoked Salmon, And that. for CASH; he win CORRANTS, fitnmivfi, 8w. Gnacnmms, MAIN STREET, PURE AND, HEADULTURATW In the neighborhood. CROCKERY, (mm: 01.!) ram-r), Finén Haddies, Snl'nlu: T‘Fon &c.. &c., &c. WITH LONDON LAYER, AND AND GLASSWARE. AND LOBSTERS, NEW FIGS, :55.) chance. dry hardwood. lying on the 2nd coucmion of Markham. Appl; to Horses and Vehicles for hire Charges moc den-ale Opposite Sanderson & Sonsr v V JOHN BROWN. Proprietor. Richmond Hill. Dec. 14, ’7‘2. 751-3m CHRISTMAS GOODS! “HERALD?” BOOK STORE. LUMBER, SHINGLES & LATHE PLANEING DONE TO ORDER. 'RICHMOND HILL SAW MILL I lntercolonial R-ilway, CommiȤionel’s Office. Ottawa, Nov. 30th. 1872. 7514 v NB.â€" Separate Tenders will be required for the Divisions Numbu'ul 1‘, 2, and 3. ‘CENTRAL’ STORE, ASSORTMENT OF FRESH TEAS. Sealed Tenders marked "Tenders." and addressed m the Commissioners, will be re- ceived ot their office in Ouawn, up to 12 o‘clock noon on FRIDAY, We 3Ist ofJanunry. IP73. CHRISTMAS FR UIT Commissioners Office. Ottawa, Dec. «11,1872; 'l‘he Commissidfi‘qmappoimed for the Con- struction of the liflfibblonial Railway. hereby give Public Notice that they are prepared, to receive Tenders for Ta'ack-Iuyingyaodaflallusting on the following Divisions vim: No. i. on Sectians 3, G. 9% and- l5,â€"-ya dis- tance of about 78 miles. No. 52. on Sections 16. 10. and “20,â€"!1 dis- tance ofabuut 46 miles. . No. 3,01gScctFans 21 .22.a1¢!£‘23,â€" from the Mirgnnichi River to .Monclon. a dis- [mice of about 7‘2 miles. All the abcgve sections are in ma Province of New Brunswick. Specificiations and fbrms of Tender can be obtaineq at lhp office of the Chief Engineer, at Ottawa, and at the offices of the Engmears, at Rimullski,Dalhuusie.New Casl'e.aml Moncxuu, Tenders may be forlhe whole. or any lace number of these Buildings. and w ill be received marked " Tenders fur Buildings.” at the Com. misalonel's office. Ollawnmp lo l'2 o’clock noon, on FRIDAY. the 3lst January. 1873. - Apso VERY Fl“; Table Raisins, Figs, Currahts, Lemon, Citron and Orange Peels, Wal~ nuts, Iilbcrts, Brazils, Almonds, (fcc. W. A. has decided to sell the balance of his mock of The Commissioners appointed for the con- struction of the Intel-colonial Railway. give Public Notice, that they we prepared to re. coive Tenders for the erection of Passenger and Refreshment Building. Freight Building. and Engine House, at Cumpbelluin, NIL. and for Passenger and Refreshment Building, at Naw Castle, N. B. l’lans. specifications, and forms of Tender may he soon at theotfico ul'the Chinf Engineer, Ullavra. and the Engineers’ offinesal Rimnuski, Dnlh'msie. New (1113110. and Monctoa. Doc. 11. 1872. FANCY DRESS GOODS INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY. Dec. 11. 1879. Richmond Hill, Dec. 12. 187?. Richmond Hill, Dec. 9, '72. At Atkinson’s, where you can gel 151?: splendid old Currants, for. . . . .SI ()0 12111 splendid new Currants. for. . . . l 00 10“; old Layer Raisins. for. . . . . . . . . l 00 81!) new anor Raisins.:f0r. . . ... l 00 leb Prufies, for. . ........ . .... . . .100 9015 Rico. for........ ...........100 To Contractors. NTERGOLONIAL RAILWAY. OUSE 'TO /LET. APPLY TO Rcchmond Hiil. Dec. 11. ’72. W. A. wishes lo call "16 auénlion of [he . public to EWELRYI EWELRY! FOR. SALE . cheap nnho HIMLD Bonk sum. WORTH READING ! _ICHMOND HILL LIVERY S T A B L E S . HIS 50 CENT TEA! FANCY WOOL GOODS! SHINGLE CUTTING, AND A! a discount of 15 per cam, f'o‘ Cash . WM. ATKINSON. VOICE FROM AN IMMENSE STOCK l For Sale, CORDS 0F VERY SUPERIOR, ANDREW MAGER, To Contractors. DRY GREAT ll wuch hm, A SPLEN DID DEALER {N BUY YOUR WM. HARRISON Richmond Hill. WHICH IS AT THE A. WALSH, ED. B. CHANDLER. C.J. ERYDGES. A. .McLEI.AN. THE AND A. WALSH. ED. BIGHANDLER. C.J. BIKYDGES. A. W. McLELAN. IIIILS, IUI-.... Irrunts. for. . . . x. for... .., Ivs.:for. ..... onion-Iao-t-o . ........... GOODS 1 E. HARRIS. Vicioria Square. 751.2 Commissiomrs. Commissioners. 751-ly 75Hf 751'o4 751- 751-“ BARNAR‘D, as usual, has to hand an exhal- lem assortment of FRESH NEW FRUIT. SULTANA RAISINS! Sac. &c. SANTA was suppiied wikh a large assortment of CHRISTMAS TOYS! STOCK OF DRY GOODS! Inchding Nubias, Surfs. Ties. Hhods, &c.; and n {19:11 and seasonable "ANY HOUSE] IN THE TRADE. _ G. A; BARNARD. Sign of the British Flag Slafl'. Richmond Hill E his}; Torullxo. R. A. Hwnl<oN,Q c. F. 05mm. Tnoms Moss, Q.c. W . A FOSTER. Camus Moss. W. G. FALconmmw DRESSED ZANTE CURRAN TS Corn Meal. Om Meal. l’ea Meal. Barley Meal mfiéhminborr The p'lace. corner of Â¥onge and Cemlo street. opposite Sanderson & Sons. J. BROWN. Successor to 'I‘. Dolmgc. Richmoué Hill,0ct, 30. 1812. THâ€"ly Manufm'l! red by Rumble 61 Cahjeri. Rich- mond Hi! Mills. whiph has s-nqd the lqsl fpr '- lpugxh of timo,and is‘nllowegl; by competent judges to be the best flour brought into the town. Call and examine his a'énck. as he fools cou- fidpnt he cun'givu perfect satisfaction. VERY BEST FAMILY FLOUR BACON, H’AMS AND POTATOES} obliging and attentive hustrar always 1n atten- dance. RUBERT RAYMOND, Of'all kinds and gizes. in all the 'Iatosl styles. which is posixively 'l‘nree largo barns, two stables, and other ne- cessnry farm buildings. 'l‘wo spring! creeks run across the int, and pleuxy of good water abounds It is situated at a distance of eight- een miles from Toronto, and two milns from chlunond Hill. This farm is nearly all under- druined, and well fenced, Wllll two good or- chards, and about Or on short credit; and now. in ralurning his thanks to lilo puhiic for their very libeial patro- nage timing tho short time he has been in lhis town. the subscriber would respectfully call their attention to the following list of prices: Men’s French Calf Boots, from $ Men‘s Stngos ” ‘ Men's Kip " “ Bms Slogos‘ “ " Boy’s Kip I u .. Women’s quia Bali “ “ Women’s melt: '9 " 3.00 to 3‘50 lo ['90 lo 2 (10 lo 1’60 [0 2 on to 4-50 lo $550 3 50 4 '00 2'25 2 4 2430 2'30 ‘IIRISTMAS IS COMING! 5 85 56 JARVIS STREE'I', TOHON ‘0. Good stabling attached. and an «[1 claims against the «state of the late Robert Gibson are requested to sand the same to the undersigned for pavnnont. and all persons indebted to the estate are requested to pay the same to the undersigned. on or before the fist day of January. 1873. For further parlicularfi. npply, if by lcuer (past-paid), or on the pwmises, to MRS. JAMES CLIFFORD. BOOTS AND SHOES ! Peas, Oats, an and; Shorts “,1 serve sows during the reason. He took the first pvize at the Mmkham and East York Union \‘how. at King and Whitchurch Union Show. mm at the North York Show. in 1872 l have on hand a num ber ofpigs. o! thelabov breed. forsale. FRAME DWELLING HOUSES! Just received and mill Imve k“ ham! weakly. during the season. a supply of film Table Godfish, Labrador Herrings, One hundred and furly of “’Ilic‘l are cleared and well cultivated. These are on the pro~ petty two good OYSTERS AND FISH x ’ FREEH BALTIMORE OYSTERS V . Fresh Canned Lobsters. Mackerolmc ; also VERY CHEAP FOR CASH! White Fish and Salmon Trout, Of the best quality, at. G. A. BARNARD’S. Sign ofthe British Flag Stnmflichmuud Hil‘l‘ New Figs, Almond, Filbert, and Brazil Nuts, With a fresh lot of GROUND COFFEES AND SPICES, LEMON. ’ORANGE. AND FANCY WOOL GOODS TWO HUNDRED ACRES In the Flour and Feed deparqnenthe bus the Also, a largmassortment of Overshoes, Rubbers. 660. Kept constantly on harnd. Assortment ever offered to the public on Richmond Hill. quof which will bu sold Which, on comparison. will be found to be ' as cheap as Dec. 1‘2, 1872. HARRISON. OSLER 8; MOSS, 2ARKISTERS,_&G.,_NOS. 36 AND 38 Toromo. Dec. 4, 1379. Fifty Acres Good Bush. THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, R§chmnnd Hill, Dec. 4.1872. 750-lm (Ialo'of Richmond Hill). Proprietm; Toronto, Nov. ‘28. 1572. 7494f Dec. 4. l879. Nov. ‘27, 1872. Tlmrnhi‘l. Dec. 4. 1572. THE LARGESI‘B AN 1) CHEAP EST Farmem,l Read This! U.§T ABBIYED: A11. THE; NEW EING LOT NO. 273, ‘IN j‘HnsEci LL PERSONS HAVING ANY CITRON FEELS I Berkshire Pigs for Sale. Chcap Cash Slum; one thousand dpllurs‘ worth of ' Superior Farm for Sale, and concession of'lhe Township of Markham, containing Layer, Valentia, Seedless. and Kent constantly on ham}: also Comprising Ill SPRING BOAR PIG WILL ALSO A FINE VARIETY OF FULLA BTON GIBSON. Notice. AND part of fine, R. J. STANTON. Richmond Hill 1’. 0. 751-1; 7504f 750 tf 749-1!‘ 75m NEW FALL IMPORTATIONS. 1. thanks fiJr the large share of patronage during the past eight years he has been in business on Richmond Hill. would announce that he has just received NEW FALL GOODS! Dress Goods, Shawls, Millineiy, . Mantles, Factory Canons Prints, Flannels, Blankets -Wincl’y Shirts, Twccd.‘ Collars, (gulf Gentlemen’s Gumsey Shirts, 1 BRUSSELS CARPET BAGS! &c., &c.. &c. Canadian Tweeds, Cloths I ' Ligmguqfuuk gum. mum. * 7 up.â€" TH E DRESS DEPAR TMENT Being one of the loading branches in our business peclul attention has been given to me selection of the newest and best..maâ€"â€"- Lorinls adapled for the season’s trade. and at prices to come wikhiu the reach of all. ' The Stock wih beffound very comp‘ete. ,Ali? the lalesl styles In [late and vanms. Mamba; leadv-mada or made. {0 order. UmhmHas. Rib- bons. Lucas, Lndios' Collars and (‘uflk &c. Ladies should call and see our NEW FASH- IUN PLATES and get the latest rules. Also FANCY Wool. Goons,m Furs, imimion and real Minkskiu Sets, &c , 629. w . OR THE SALE OF USEFUL AND fancy nrtich-s. wili be held in Fe'uuury‘ next. by lhe Indies in ’cvnm-clinn u-ilh Ilm (Inurcll 01' England. in this Im- 11, Proceeds to he devoted to [ho (‘hurch Building Fund. Co'flriblmons, will be thankfully muivml by am of the“ (9.110“:ng Indies : Mrs. Wih‘nx. Mrs ' Arnold. Mrs, Coqk. Mrs l’lnylor, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. B‘nruag‘d. Myra. Nit-hulls, Mrs. Palmer, Misfi Campbell. Miss Pollock, and Miss Lin- f'noL Rnfreshmnlil table ‘ Mrs. PoweH. Mrs‘ Coupe}. Ml;s.Sgdman. and Mrs. UrOWu. Rit-lunond TIMI; Nov. 2 , ’7“ 749.” iV lains 64 page.» filled with choice lite-rs, lure, original and srleclcd. and one or mor pictorial illustrations, besides a pieco of music‘ $51-50 a year, '5 cents a number. For Sale aq’ he Hanna Buck Store. Poplins, Serges, 8: c. GREAT" BARGAINS In Black and Colored Silkss’ JAPANESE SlLKS, Carter’s Ditching Ma- chlue Steam and horse-power Threshing Mavhinea Combined nud Singze Always on hand. Owing to the duties having been taken off Teas and Coffee-,1 .,m able to sell at a considerable reduction of old plices . Mowers and Ropyngrs Wood Sawing Machine: Horse nnd Dug Powers Machine Jacks r Straw Cullera lion! Cuners & Pulpera Grain Crushers Turnip and Gra'in Drill Hand Seed" Drills Funning‘Mills Clover Hullera Horse Hay Rakes Co.“ Shblle.s& Husker Stump Machines‘ ‘ Pulem Elm Forges Mowing Machine Knife Cider Mills'and Prqssgs Grax ’sSiugle 6L Dohbl‘e Plonghs Gang l‘loughs; Double Mqud l’loughs Fresh Family Groceries Crockery, Hardwa re,dZ'c. always on hand..." Furrow Pluughs Iron and Wood Beam menl. or desiraus of getting inth bgatâ€" ter paying businesfi than they are now in.should‘ send $2 00 fur full particulars, 6w. &c.. of a business at which they can unquestionably make from $2000 to $5000 per auuum. Address A Rare Chance for Business” READY MADE iC’LOTHING I l'AllMIle'sz IMPLEMENTS 8o TBIJLS FANN ING MILLS, ggrimit‘u’ifil‘ ibuptcmcntfi WM. ATKINSON N RETURNING Hls‘ HEARTY Field Seeds, Fruit Trees, .l4'crtilz'zers, ‘ (in. d:c.. (kc. l ADELAIDE ST. EAST,TORONTU ~ ILLUSTRATED gm; ($00115, (firmx'im hvaCoats. Pants. Vasls.\&c. : alsoimndo to order on the shorts“ mace... . HENRY F. LEMONT & CO., 2,34 and 236 St. James SL. Manama; govipmber 21,1872. 74871:}1 ‘ Oct. 9', 1872‘ STRAW CUTTEQ’RS, ROOT CUTTERS. 7174f IN MILLINERY Hats and Caps for the Million ! A N D Importer.Manuf’ncturor.and Dealer-in nil kinds of EW DOMINION MONTHLY, CON $5,000 PER. YEAR ! LL PERSONSTUT 0F EMPLOY» A COMPLETE STOCK GRAIN :cnusnmns. &c., &c Accounts reudoued Oclobel' Isl. NOW READY ! \Vl\1.;RE,N N] E, f Toiion’rn, ONT. A choica shock of All. kinds of A MAMMOTH STOCK 0F WM. RENNIE: (FIFTH (cm'mm) A Bazaar, Cumpxiéing 0 WM. ATKINSON. Central Slum, Richmond Hill] l‘imé &. fir'ound bone Pure Seed Grain 610., «Sac. &c , &c. CATALOGUE ! Harmws Fieldand Lawn Roller Horse Hoes 6:. Scarlicr‘ CultLvators Potato Diggers Pumps Scales Horse “av Forks Amalgam Steel Bells The Blanchard chum Barrel 6a Dash churns Florence Sewing Ma- Trees and Shrubs Superphusphate of o chine Philadelphia L a w n Mower Greenhouse and Gar- den Engines Laundry Machi use; Garden Implements- and Tonlsl Field Seedsé Fruit and Ornamental Eyel’s l’amm Iron Shawls, Mantles, Prin ts, Blankets, Twccds, Qzfl's, 79(1-