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To His Honor the Judge of the County Court of the County of York. The petition of the undersigned ar sessed freeholders and householders ( the United School Sections numbt three and four. of the Townships 0 Markham and Vaughan, which now in eludes the recently incorporated villug of Richmond Hill, SHEWETH: 1.â€"That your petitioners are ratepay- ers and assessed fréeholders and hou'se- holders of the Union School Sections aforesaid. 4.â€"-That in pursuance of said notice, an illegal election ol Schpol Trustees was held. Your petitioners therefore pray that an investigation into the mode of conâ€" ducting, and legality of, said election may be had, pursuant to section 72 of chap 64, of the Consolidated Statutes of Upper Canada, and that said election may be declared illegal and set aside, and a new election directed to be held, upon the following grounds of complaint. 2.â€"â€"That no proper or lawful election of School Trustees for said sections, or inéorporated village of Richmond Hill, has been held for the current, year. 3.â€"That Matthew Tcefy, Returning ()fliccr for the said village of RichmOnd Hill. issued an illegal notice, calling a meeting for the election of School Trus- tees for the said village of Richmond Hill,,,for the twept-y-sevemh day of J anu- ary, 1873. 5.~â€"Thatr said election was a contested election, and the said Matthew Teefy, Returning ()flicer' aforesaid, improperly elected himself a School Trustee for the said sections. 1.â€"Tha{ the said Returning Oificer had no legal authority to can said meeting. ' 2.â€"-That the said meeting was called at an improper time: 3.â€"Tliat the notice calling said nieet- ing wasimproper, and illegal, and partial, and confined exclusively to the assessed freeholders and householders within the incorporated village of; Riclimorid Hill. 4.-â€"That the said Returning Oflicer at said school meeting refused to allow freehclders and householders residing without the Municipal limits of said incorporated village of Richmond Hill, to participate in the proceedings of said election. 5.â€"-That before the holding of the said election the said Returning Officer did not make the declaration required by law._ ' ' 6.â€"That the said Returning Oflicer at said election was improperly a candi- date at said election, and elected himself a School Trustee for said sections. 7.â€"Tl1at the said Returning Officer at said election accepted and recorded votes that were illegal. MR. me’s DEFENCE. To the foregoing Bill of Indictmenf, comprising nine “counts.” brought be- fore His Honor Judge Duggan, with a view to having me m111ct in the penalty of “not. less thana$20 or more than $100,” I plead “not guilty," and beg have to say in renlv toâ€" .8.â€"â€"That the prdceedings throughout were illega‘. 9.â€"That the poll at said election was closed 7 contrary to law. And your pétitioners will ever pray,&c. (Signnd.) (Signed) DAVID Born}. Romch MARSH, ' PETER G. SAVAGE, A. L. SKEELH. MATTHEW MCNAIR, .1 am: Dvxcm, JAMES M. vamsxcn, ' WM. ATKINSON. refilling: the meeting is taken from the Consolidated Statutes of Upper Canada, chapter 64, section 66, which reads as follows: “ FIRST ELECTION. â€"- On the incor- “poration of any such town or vill:uge,1 “ the Returning Oflicnr appointed to “hold the first Municipal El’ction in 1‘ such town or village. shall call a meet- "‘ ing For the election of School Trustees. “to take place at the time prescribed in the -“ third section ofthis Act, or in case ofhr's ~“ negieetfnr one month. any two freehold- “ ers in such town or village on giving six “‘days’ notice in at least three public “places in the town or village, may call *‘ a meeting for such purpose, and at. such “meeting six tru‘rtess shall be elected. “ who shall hold office during! the periods “ hereinafter expreeecd, and from thence “ until their successors respectively have .‘"heen elected.” ’Which not only gave me authority. but allows me one month’s grace to enil the first meeting if not milled upon the day named by statute, i. e, the second Weflnesday in January. Charges 1 and 2 4 My authority for} Reply to charge 3â€"As section 60... chapter 64, Consolidated Statutes of' ' Upper Canada, confinesthe power of Municipal Councils of each city, town find village (and therefore of its Re turning Officer) within its limits, I, as such Returning Officer of the village of Richmond Hill, had no authority be- yond the boundaries or limits of' the Lcorporatiop; and for this reason I drew no the notice of -the School Trustee Election, as printed, published, and circulated throughout the village and‘ surrounding neighborhood; I did so "with the conviction that I was doing my .duty as required bv law; I am still of .thc' opinion that I had no authority to notify persons outside the limits of the corporation of which I was returning ofiicer, and the voter’s “Declaration” required under sectionJO of the Act before cited, will .bear me out in my opinion; it reads thus: “I do declare “ and aflirm that I have been rated on “ the assessment roll of this ‘village as a “ freeholder or householder; and that l “have paid a public school tax in this “village within the last twelyc months. _“ and that I am legally qualified to “vote at this election.” ' Reply techargeht-w This charge re mains to be preved. if it. refersvto Mr.‘ Robert Marsh’s objection, the'fact of of his having: publicly withdrawii his objection, and expressed himself“ pelt;- fectly satisfied in presence of the meet: jng before a poll was opened, is evidence RICHMOND HILL SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTION. THE PROTEST AND DEFENCE, &c. See theirrletters below. @mmnmnflmm in my favor, and against the charge. Mr. Boyle was the only person present W110 desired to have a record made of objections to proceedings; but he was not denied, nor did I refuse to allow him, or any other frecholder or householder} prcSent to participate in the proceedings, after Mr. Robert Marsh showed me a letter which he received from Dr. Hod gins. In fact, after reading that letter, and before proceeding to open a poll, ] publicly declared to the meeting that 1 would accept Dr. Hodgins’s opinion, :ontained in his letter, as authority; hat I would accept the votes of all free- mlders and householders in the School ection, whether within or without the .‘illage boundaries. Several parties re-, siding outside the village boundaries‘ availed themselves of my announcement and voted. As soon as I made known my intention of accepting votes from all ratepayers in the school section, Mr. Robert Marsh publicly declaredrthat he was “perfectly satisfied,” and withdrew his objection to my proceeding; he after~ wards “ went back” upon' this public (leo claration, and signed a paper charging me with everything objectionable; he went forward as a. voluntary witness be- fore Judge Duggan in Toronto. and there tried to qualify the public decla- ration he made at the meeting, by trying:r to tack on the words, “on that point,” to l‘is, saying that he “was pert’eetl-c satisfied,” forgetting at the time that the fact of withdrawing his objection to my proceeding, was evidence that he did not reserve his objection on any point. He also had the hardihOod to deny one ot my statements on oath before Judge Duggan; but, to his astonishment, he was promptly confronted by W. 8. War- ren, J.P., who at once corroborated the truth of my statement, to the utter conâ€" fusion of Mr. Marsh, who had forgotten that Mr. \Varren was present when the circumstance that I referred to took place between Mr. Marsh and myself. Reply to charge 5â€"Before entering upon my duties as Returning Ufiicer of the village of Richmond Hill, I made and subscribed the declaration of' ofiice; it is by virtue of my position as such Returning Oflicer (see section 66, clmp‘ 6-1, Con. Stat. of U. C. before cited.) and having taken my declaration.as such. that I was compelled by law to call and preside over said school meeting, no other declaration was required of me until after thu election was closed, which was duly attended to. Reply to charge 6 â€"In my capacity of Returning Officer of the village, I was compelled by law to preside at the school meeting, and was to all intents and pur poses the chairman; and as such was eligible to be a candidate for the office of School Trustee, after having been nomi- nated and seconded; see Ontario Statutes, 1870-71, chap. 34, section 24; and also Dr. Hodzins’ School Law Lectures, part 2, page 120, as well as part 1. page 10. 'chIV to charge 7â€"As Réturning Ofliccr for the first election for a newly erected Municipality, for which there was no separate assessment roll (see Unr- rinon’s Manual of‘1867.pnges 62 and 63), I recorded the votes- tendered, against which there was no objection, or challnnge madp, as referred to in section 17, chap- ter 64, consol. Stat. of Upper Canada. In doing so. T acted in accordance with the Municipal and School Laws, in such case made and provided Reply to charge 8â€"This “ count,” is a whoIesale assertion, which requires no notice from me. Reply to charge 9â€"I deny that the poll at said election was closed contrary to law. I closed the poll at five o’clock on the twei‘ltyâ€"seventh January; I added up the number of- votes for each candidate for the office of Trustee, and publiclv declared the same, beginning with the candidate having the greatest number of votes, and so on with the others; and did thereupon publicly de clare elected the six candidates respect~ ivelngho stood highest on the poll. And on the day after the close of the election I returned the poll book to the Secretary of' the Public School Board; I did also append to the said poll book my solemn declaration that the poll book contains a true statement of the poll: and did at the same time hand him my Certificate for the persons who were duly elected. viz: W'illiam Trench, Junior, David lloyle, Robert Marsh. Matthew Teef'y, William Harrison. and James Newton, Junior; all'of which is accordingr to. the Municipal Law, as referred to by Doctor Hodcins in his School Law Lectures, part 2, page 117_. 'At the hearing in chambers on the 19th February, Judge Duggan exonera- ted me from any desire to do wrong; on the contrary,he remarked that I appeared to have taken pains to try and be right, and that he saw nothing in my conduct to deserve censure. 7 It will be observed that the petition- ers,â€"among whom is Mr. James M. Lawrence, the Secretary of the Board of 'l‘rusteesâ€"say that “ no proper or lawful “election of School Trustees for said .“ section or incorporated village of Rich “ mond Hill has been held for the cur- " rent year." It is a well-known fact that the Secretary of the Board of Trustees issued the usual notices for a school meeting to be held on the second Wednesday in January, in the school house, and that such meeting was held, at which Mr. William Trench J12, was elected a trustee. Mr. Lawrence figured as large as life at this meeting, with much pomp and circumstanceâ€"although his school report was anything but satisfac- tory. Is the public to understand that Mr. Lawrence acknowledges, by signing ‘ the petition referred to,that he was instru~ mental in calling an improper and un- lawful meeting? His petition condemns his own meeting, as well as that which I called; but I an; aware he has a way of doing things which somewhat peculiar. as the electors of‘ the Township of Vaughan hayc been made to feelâ€"«ta their cost. ' I I i e -u t ie d f‘ ’q 1, .t ‘Inorougn IKIIIH‘VIH’IIEFUI lHB II 'ulrnl lawnQ wmcn “w J 3 “me “m3 my "0 ml or; governthenperatmnsofriigostionand nutrition. Mr. Osler (of Harrison, Osler & MOSS), I and hvacmrelul application of thefine proper- that, His Honor Judge Duggan has (19. ‘ tin of well-selactod cocoa, M: Epps hm: pro- Cided'upon ordering a new Samoa True- vined our breakfast tables with a delicately 1 . d . fl. , lflavored havorago which muv save us many tee eectlon, an In ictmg a penalty ofmemvdocmsi binsln-(};’nil smug“ Gum“. twenty dollars and costs on meâ€"â€"but has] Mnan simmy with Boiling Wan-r or Milk. reserved this latter point for further con. i Each pa'wkexJig labellfsdâ€"r ‘ JAMES F3va 56 '70-. sideration |Honmaonnth|r plianplsts. London." a; _____ __ A... 1‘--_i n In. “All I leave my case now in the hands of your readers, and have confidence in the verdict of' my neighbors, who are con- vprsant with the whole matter, and who M. Ter, ESQ: This is to apologize to you for the appearance of‘ my name, chur- ging you in u pellllon to the County Judge of the County of York with illegal and improper conduct, its Returning: Officer at the reieut election of School Trustees for this village. I know nothing of the ille- gality of the proceedings;saw nothing in vnut' proceedings that‘I could term im proper, and do not consider that the charges are correct ; for the election was conducted fairly, as for as 1 can judge, and no interest suffered by the result, as the three old trus~ tees were re elected. I om therefore ex- ceedingly sorry for having signed that petition and the charges, and now Withdraw from it. . [1) presence of (Signed) A. LAW. WM. ATKINSON. (Copy-1 'P. S.â€"â€"-After the above was in type I received the following from my solicitors: “ IORONTO, Feb. 26, 1873. .In-Irmn " To M. Teefy, Esq. ' 7 W, n”. “ Dear Sinâ€"We are glad to tell you that upon further considerathn the Judge has altered his opinion. and does nothing more than 'order a new election, without. costs; each party pays his own. He agrees with us that it would he most unjust to fine mu. whereas he admitted you had acted Fuiriy. Iluzmsox, USLER & Moss.” homwxn HILL, Feb. 17, 1873. Mn. N. TEEVY: Dear sir, I regret to find that. I signed a paper charging you, an Returning Olficer at the recent school meet.- ing and election of trustees in this village, with illegally, partially. and improperly con- ducting the said election. The paper was not read to me when presented to me for si 'nalure, hqt‘the party who asked me to Skin it. gave me to understand that it was merely a petition for a new election, and thereby misled me. Had I known the actual contents of that paper I would not have signed it, for l do not believe the statements in it: to be correct. Witness, (Signed) To the Editor of the York Herald. DEAR SIR: As'it is some time since I troubled you with a communication regurdiug our club, and not. wishing you and your readers to imagine that after a few meetings we had grown weary of it, hence this communication to you. Our numbers have considerably in- creased since my last, and our meetings still continue to excite an interest to the farmers in this vicinity. \Ve still meet every Wednesday evening, and when the weather is not too inclement we have a tolerably well-filled house; ‘some from a distance have joined our ranks, such as Mr. John Long of' Lansing, the celebra- ted importer of live stuck, so you see our circle is widening, and our influence will be more powerful for good. Leading agriculturalists in the County have been invited to address the club; Mr. Thos. Jackson, of York Township, has been invited and we may expect a treat from such a practical Farmer. (Copy.) Perhaps I might mention some of the subjects which have come under our con- sideration lately : "' Sheltered and Unsheltercd Stock and Implements,” “Different kinds of Farmers,” “Nox- ious Weeds.” “Degeneration and Re- generation of Plants and Animals," and “ Farm Archiuecture ;” you'will see that. a large amount of ‘l'ood thought’ is furnished from week to week. The es- sayist for Feb. 26th is Mr. J. LOYIg of Lansing; subject, “The Horse,” for which I would bespeak a full house and great interest. The subject for March 6th is “Rent Culture,” Mr. George Weldrick to lead in the discussion. fully appreciate the animus of the peti- tionersâ€"of course excepting those two whose letters are inserted below, and speak for themsolves. LINE.” QUARTZ â€"â€"()n the 25th inst, by the Rev. James Dick, Mr Samuel Lire, of Vaughan, to Miss Emily Qumnz, of Mark- hum. Flourâ€"Superfine. . . . . . . . . . Spr'vng Wheat extra Fancy............ Extra...” ......V.. Superior Extra. . . . . Oatmeal... ..... Rarlgag'... Pause. . . . Oats . . .. Rx‘e. . . . . llav.. . . . Siraw .. . THE LANGS'I‘A FF FARMERS' CLUB. ‘ MANUNQ'I'HKIF 0}? Cocm.â€"-â€"“ We will now >,give "n anq'vuivn‘t. 6f the process adopted bv Mnssrs Jame“ Epjisdf Co" mmmfnclnron of dima'ic articles. auvheir works in Hm Enutnn y [{md. I‘ondonf’F-ungll’s,Housqlgphl Gui/tr. Oetgbggiil; [832.4 739.13 GRA'I‘KFUI. AND Commm-mmâ€" “ By a. thorough knowledgeoflhe n 'lnrnl laws which governthenperaiionsofdigostion and nutrition. and hva curelul application of the fine proper- tiaa of well-seismth cocoa, M: Epps hm: pro- vided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored havorago which muv save us many heavy doctm‘s’ bilis."â€"Cinil Survice Gazntln. Wool WM. HARRISON. M. TEEFY. Richmond Hii], Feb. '25, ’73. Vaughan, Feb. 24, 1873. REAK FAST. RICHM m1) IIILL, 19th Feb., 1873 TORO NTO MARKETS. Toron‘o, February 27. W73. no . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 550/71) 5 55 Wheat extra . . .....-V...- orExtra..... . onconu - - - u . . .. pg............ us and 08th . . . iwall.....-....- .nnnca - - - . . ... -- ....-.po--- o-ll-Intnnlot (I ( 0 (1) ll "0 5 95 If!) 5 9‘) 6740 @ G 50 7 95 {(3 7 50 4 75 ((-1) 4 8" 2 90 W1) 0 00 3 50 {(3 l4 “0 l ‘24 (I) I 25 3 4| Fa) l 5'? l 30 0 l 3'2 0 67 (w 0 (i9 0 67 f0 0 68 0 4‘2 ((7) (T43 0 ‘55 {(3 0 ()0 100 ((3 98 HO MARRIED. Yo urs , etc ') EPPS’S COCOA. â€"- Yours, &c, Pawn G. SAVAGE M. T. @@@@m@@@@m@@@ finial “9580.10.05 507.1”.50‘03754 40000500000l0 ‘I 0 75 I (In lh75 000 0 mi 0 IQ 6 no (1 m n 17 () 09 0 35 n 09 0 00 0 48 BLEACHED AND GREY COTTONS, DRESS GOODS FANCY SVVOOL GOODS Ready-made Clothing, &c., 810. OUR MILLINERY DEFAR’I‘MN’I‘ : FRENCH MERINOS 'l‘WEEDS, BROADCLOTHS Is, now comp‘me in ‘ every requisite of Mull"- nery Goods. We have sfvflfiéd no expense In procuring the most approved styles of LadieS’ Hats, Bonnets, (laps, é‘c. VVc-t'diug- and Mouhuiug Bonnets. always on hand and made to order on thashonest no- tice. An earlv inspection is soIicitud from our lady laatwm'. BOOTS AND SHOES CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE Kept Constantly on Hand. [13’ Befo repurchasmg elsewhm-Mgive me a call as I think lcan ofl'or inducemenls tlml will make it to your advantage to buy flom me. JUST ARRIVED! AT Tm: 1 872. FALL. 1 8'72. lRS'l‘ fiPRIZE photographergbegs to in- form the public 'hat. having commenced operations in lhe above business on Richmond “I”, he is prupuredv to lake FALL GOODS ! PHOTOGRAPHY. . Punks" desiring pictures minted from the old negatives 0‘ Mr Gray or Hood can have them bv ordering, as l have purchased uh their nagmivex n1 Dull and c'nudy weather no hindrance ['0‘ the art, except for children Parties getting pictures of chi!dron taken are reqnostu‘d to be at the Studio beiwuen 10A M. and 39.1". lnmprising S hawk, Ma'ulles, Hood‘s. Furs.&c “Jon $8M a prguy Shawl '0! Mumio don’t miss fieaiug'my stock [fi’ Gallery in the OM stand rucently occu- pied by Mr. Gray. FARMING IMPLEMENTS 8; TUEILS Carter’s Ditching, Ma-g chlue Steam and horse-power Threshing Mavllines Comhimd and Sing’e Mowers and Rum-rs Waud Sawing Machinoi Horse'and Dug Powers Machine Jacxs Straw Cutters Root Cuuers 5L Pulpgrs Glaiu Crushers Turnip and Grain; Dril' Ews'g, Pam)! Harrows Fibldand Lawn Rollo! Horse Hoes 51. Scan-fier Culfivators Potato Diggers Pmnps Sea'os Horse Hav Fork! Amalgam Steal Bells The Biauchard churn Barre! & Dash churns ["lnlrfguce Sowing Mn- Iron Prices that defy Competition. FANN I'NGfi M1 LLS, Mowers and Raarvgrs Waud Sawing Maclrinoi Horse and Drug Powers Machine Jacxs Straw Cutters Root Cuuers 5L Pulpgrs Grain Crushers Turnip and Grain; Dril' Hand Seed Drills .1343 FanningtMills Clovar Hullard Horse Hay Rakes Coau Shalle-s&.‘llusker Stump Machines Patent Fall Forges Mowing Machine Knife Cider Mills and Presses Grm ’sp‘iughi &.Doub!e Field Seeds, Fruit Trees, Fertilizers, (be , (Pm, dcq. 1 ADELAIDE ST. EAST,TORONTU Oct. 3, 1872. - Fun-row Ploughs Iron and Wood Beam Ploughs Gang l’|oughs Double Mould Plough: 0F 'ersons, Animals, Houses or Landscapes IN ALMOST ANY REQUIRED Old pictures caiel'u'lly copied and onlalfied FAMILY GROCERIES ! . 8. JAMES, F. WHITLOCK, (LATE JAMES & FOWLER) CHIMNEX SWEEB. AND DEALER RCHITECT, CIVIL ENcleER.’ J in old .imn, rags. 5w" 5m“ Riflhmond . and Survevor. Trus't and Loan Build- Qty (fiamlz‘i, @wmicfi. \J in old .irrm, rags. &c.. &c.. Richmond NHL All orders promptly alto);de Lo. FIRE PROOF STORE! In enficxzvariety. n{so a large stock of Hollands. Prinls. abboilfgs. llafiaé‘ol‘all kinds. Ribbons and STRAWVCUTTERS, ROOT C'UZ'TERS. ILLUSTRATED Uneqnaned in quality and varioty.und at Richmond Hill. Sept. 96, ":2 "HATS AND CAPS, Importer.Manufacturermnd Dealerin all kinds of Flannels, Blankets, Hosmmr, GLOVES, THOMAS B' GQPELAND, 7|7-tf‘ November 12, 1872,. Lsoms', Mlsuzs , AND CHILDREN’S FLOWERS. Fr. ERF. 'l‘mmnscs. GRAIN CRUSHE'RS,"&C" ' &c. PICTURES! Wiucoys and all wool Shirliug. IN ALL THE Nuwnw STYLES SIZE ()R STYLE. In all Prices mud Culol‘s‘, A GRAND DISPLAY OF NEW NOW READY ! ’ WM. RENmu. gig‘lxntngrzipfifl, HA nnwmn. Cunt“, THE SI'OCK INCLIVD I. CROSBY. Fire l’roof Sloeo. Richmond Hill. A LARGE S'rocx or WM. RENNIE, (FIFTH EDITION), AED . a c lune l’hihdelphia l. a w n Mower Greenhou an and Gar- dan Engines' Laundry Machines Garden lupplements CATALOGUE ! Iimé 5L ground bone Pure Seed Grain &c., &c. &c , &c. Trees and Shrubs Super‘plmsphate r of and Tonls‘ Fieli} Seeds Frnltand Ornamenta Toaos'rn. ONT. 7'20- 7.47- !f I 'l‘bvo.mo,, 1‘ m Ille pubic for the hbaral patronage he has received While inl‘usiness. and would also inviXe an early calI to his assorted stock (11? Also manufactures a pump for cisterns and shalan wells. Price $6, complete for cistern not exceeding 8 feet, Chum pumps for cisterns, $3 each. ' ' \Vesl digging done on the shquesl notice. Address. stating depth of (691?,- 'lhese pumps are suitn‘fle for all deplhs from a cistern to awell of 150 feet; They are not liable to get out of repair, being double- valued, and lhejuints are alltnrnod in n lulhe: consequently there is no leakage at the joinls which is invariath the case with the common pump made I)" hand BOOTS AND SHOES ! French Calf Boots, for $500 per pair; Double Soles, $550 per-pair. All kinds of custom work warrauled to give the best uf satisfaction. and a. good fit guar- nmeed. two'fl'doors north of G. A._ Barnard’s Store. Rlchmond. mu, Ocii. 10,1872.' woo-tr YORICSHIRE CATTLE FEEDER! On Trial for one Month! And if accepted WARRANTED TWO YEARS, 0; if thev are not preferrodto any other pump they mnv be rolumed, and file money will be refunded. ' r "Ii-110.6: $5 Qbove platform. and 40 cents per fool below. ‘ ANY HOUSE IN TORONTO. He is alQb prepared to .makéilo order 11le best kind of FIRST-CLASS STOCK BREEDERS. Stock fed with it have always taken first prizes. Milch Cattle [’HdJCe more {niik and bultar. L manufactured by Mr. Peter Phillips, who has racumrnenned business in Richmond Hill, in -the old plane, and who is now prepared to fill aJlordars promplly. 4’ 4 This Pam]: is Easiest 'IVm'lml, Masg Durable and Nantes! Marla in the Dumiuion. h is so cunslrucled with the castings of file handle as to make it all light, therefore pro. vemingichildrqu from pulling anything into il. 'l'l')e"Sul)scri|)el' Vvouid rosfiéctffilly niinouuce that he is prepared to put in this Pump UR FATTEN into couditiur It Fattens in One-fourth the usual lzme, and saves Food. Price 25 cents a $l ~00 per box. A" dollar hoxmmtaifis two In med feeds. Change of Business. HE EXCELSIUE PUMP IS NOW manufactured by Mr. Peter Phillips, who AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTS. 167. King- Sti'eét’East, Toronto, For Sale by Druggists and Slorekeeperz. Sept 17.1872. I 7394f PATENT SIEVE ! Will clean all kinds of grain. embracing wheat, rye. barley. and oats and will not choke williany thisth or foul grain. No slivk or brno n required Io be used. and the machine need not at auv lime be Sfopped by clogging of the Sieve. Bhufi for this Siuve addreséd to the palantee. Jobn Rae. Lansing P.0.. Gut” will recmve prompt attention. ' AllS' Iillfl‘illlgelllelll on this patent wil! be punished with the utmost rigor“ of the law. JOHN RAE. Of all kinds, which he offers at prices that will compare with Farmers and Threshers Take ' Nofice. Oci- 14, ’72. .D have always‘o'n hand the besl'of Beef, Mutton, Lamb. Veal. Pork. Sausages, &c,. and sell at the lowest prices for Cash . The highest malket prices giéen for Cattle, Sheep, Lambs, &c. Richmond Hill. Oct. 24. '7‘2. . 745-ly SMART, ACTIVE LADâ€"ABOUT 15 or l6 years of age, as an apprentice ‘0 the Harness bu§iuess. Apply to WM. HARRISON, Richmond Hill. Sam. 26 . 1872. 740-1!" Also, Corned and Spiced Beef, Smoked and Dried Hams. ' ver Watches, Jeweiiry,&c., H3 Yonge Street. Toronto. l. trunnion of the Anglo American House by fire. the ubscribor has taken and fined up those large and commndious premises belong‘ ing to Capt. 'l‘. A. Milne. opposite Messrs. Speiglil & Son's Novelty Works. Markham. Excellent nommmoduhon afi'orded for the travelling public and commercial men. Livery stablee in oonnactionxwith the hotel. Bottled Ale and Porter. 001‘ AND SHOE STORE, RICHMOND HILL? n and Survevor, Trus't and Loan Build; iflgs a mug; 91‘ Adelaide and Tormth greys. Yonge Sweet, July. 1872, WILLIAM GAMBLE ETURNS HIS SINCERE THANKS Sept. 26 . 18752. AE’S NEW AND IMPROVED September I . I871. N CONSEQUENCE OF THE DESâ€" Sept. 4, 1872 R FATTENING AND BRINGING into condition Horses, Cows. Calves, Sheep and Pigs the U T c H E R s, _mc_uMo;m_ _H]‘LL‘, fiuuta‘ amt filmy..- > Wanted SMART! ACTI_VE ] J. SEGSWORTH, EALER IN FINE GOIJDAND SIL 1:; used and recommended by @xttlrsiuw gum”; W. H. & R, PUGSLEY, NIPISSING HOTEL, MARKHAM. (succrssousr’ru w. wI cox; HUG JACOB BRILLINGER. H MILLER Sn CO., D. T. WOOTEN . 737-tf Richmond Hill 743-” Lansing P.(). . 7294f 1194f. 684 1V1 ed us in the agency in this amnion for the sale of Messrs G. A. Prince & Co’s cele- brated Organs and Mulodeons, in favor cf which we give our most unqualified approval ‘ and recommendation as the lending and most ‘ roliabie reed instrument now manufactured. I have carefully examined the pianos sold by Mr. H. B. Reesor. called the Humming .Bird, or Colihri Pianos. nmnul'aclu‘rgd‘ lty Ma- thusock, and think they are wnnder‘l’wll" sweet and pure in tone. and from their pocula. con- struction. calculated to remain in tune longer than other pianosmnd consequently to stand a greater amount of wear. HENRY GUEST COLlllNS. Toronto Feb. 28. 1872. 7l4-ly No. 4 in Ihe 5th Concession Towpghip of King, belonging to Iha estate of the [ma Wil- ham McNair. containing; Markham. Nov. 3. 187!- Taltlmonlal from Professor 3. (3, Collins HO Acros of which are under culiivmion There is a good, Frame Dixielliné Hon-ac wilh ai‘i‘ eicellen’t’ c’dll‘nr underneath, Harm. Stable.- nnd olher outbuildings and 'l'imbur fur a new Burn 40 x 60. Plenty of waler . This i: a van dosirahlo properly being only lielween 3 and 4 miles from King Station on Nonhern Rnilrnad. where there is a. geod marks! for all kinds 0| produce. Schools &, Clmrclresin the imme- diate neighborhood. 'l‘ernis will be mafia very easy. For particulars apply to eilhe.- of the under- signed executors to the estate. JAMES '\ NAIR: 120 Acres of Excellent Land TIiEihSUBSCR-IBER OFFERS FQR sa’la’a number of Village lots. situated \JlJvV-lldluA' v. - “u... . y.. 1 safia’a number of Village lots. situated in the village of And are located at [he North-west corner of iot No.v35, 4th concession of Marki‘arn. in a section where mechanics and laborers cnn gel steady work and high wages Applv (if by leucr,propaid) to Henry Jennings, Victoria Square , or lo Chickoring. Stainway and Durham Pianos. A590. the celebrated Abaut Onefifth of an Acre, U any nqu 19 râ€"uolexceedinptnrerlmudred dollars by any one depositor.) will boreceived atthe Richmond Hill Past ()fiiceJor which Governmemwillallow [mu-est. HUMMING BIRD PIANO Which kndapled to parlors where spnce is an object. The mode of us conslmrtinn In entirely new. and based upon the best known prlnciples of science. Prince’s di‘ééns- & Melodeous, MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY IUCHMOND JHLL Pfiw OFFICE omcehours: from 6:30 A.M.t09'130 P May 4, l869. 565 THE MORNING PAPERS . 0F TORONTO: 4! !,l in. hesaleof Can be had at the Post omce. for H! CENTS A wmzx. Apply to VICTORIA SQUARE ! T H 0 M A S GRAHAME. IMPORTER and Breeder of Pure Berkshires. Fellows’ Compound S! RUI’ OF HYPOPHOSPIIITES. Modern chemistry has ventilafed the ques- tion and discovered the ingnr‘ienls con litu- tingtlw brain. musvles and nnrves. and finds that by introducing these ingredieuls in pl'opnr proportions the' brain and nervous system are strengthened. As alliifo-endowed hodins. whellmrihey be Baas-t. Biids, Reptiles, lusnms or even Zon- phites. and'suljecls of the Vegetable Kingd ’m are govanml [1y rilulfurm, which binds all {ha springs of existence. and as nolhing can save them from destruction when this principle leaves them, the discovery of means wherein' vitality may be sustained in the living body is inde a boon to the worid. Lot 5.3rd Con. King. Richmond um, July 11, 1872. 729.1: 'l‘his. then. i: substantially the basis nn which FmLow’s HYPnPHnsmlrrEs is lmill.ix,- direct action is upon the Blood, the Brain nml Nervous S\stem. and Ihe Muscles. .‘lrung‘h- Bning the nerves. it causes the rapid dlslrihu- tion usitalized Blood in the Muscular Organs of the Body. March 97. 1879. Rousing the Sluggish Heart and Liver. strengthening the action of the Smmaclv and "lowels an‘d enabling the Lungs to he fiullyin’ fluted wuh Oxygen. It is adapted for ALL cases of Weakness and Emaciation, whether arising from sedentary life. a tropicalclimale. from fever or dwbiiiu from anv cause, and is efficacious in Pumas» NARY CONSUMPTION. many confirmed (‘asl‘h having been cured and all benefilted. where in use has been continued ovvr n fortnighl. In Bronchitis it is a specific. and in Asllfmn it gives relief where overv other ramedv Tans For Nervous nobility it stands unrivalle‘d‘ and may he usnd with confideuno in all vases As lh-is is emirer distinct and dlfl'erent frum every other preparalinn of vauphnsphites. lu- careful to ask for FhLLOWs' SYRUP,and talu- no other. SOLD BY APOTHECARIEE. P. 0. SAVINGS BANK. EING THE EAST HALF OF LOI Detirable Farm for Sale, May 14,1869. L and Breeder of Pure Berkshires. Post-oflice address. Woodbridge. Vaughan , Feb.8.1872. (Signed) H. G. COLLINS. - WM. FLUMERFELT. Folparticularsapplyto R. H. B. REESOR‘HAS SUCCEED gamma: “gnzitrummtfi, 6.4-8» MAIL. finalizing fur gale, Village Lots for Sale. flcpartment. MARRIAGE LICENSES. H. B. REESOR, Pure Bred Swine. M. TEEFY.Pustmns'ler. FEEFY is Government Agen lfor Price. SIN-50: T351 25, 2nd Poll. Vnug‘mn. JUUN GILLES ALSO AGENT FOR THE The lots contam JAMES] \VM. G. HINGSTON. Notice. DEALER 1s GLOB‘E. M. TEEFY. Six for$7'50 FELI‘O “’3. Chamisl‘ 8t. Jnhn. N. B. Richménd HUI 564â€"1! Dingla P. 0 LEADER: 7144f 706-iy 563â€"” M- ND‘ WATERSPOUTS FOR THEDOa , MlNloN. at $6per HMHeet. Also Flour-l ing and other Lumber Dresxmd : Sap Buckeu,. pailsJLiderMills,Wgnhing'Vlachineefihinglu Waggon Fallqos.axid LumberSawedzo order ‘Furpurtic‘ulalsaddress - JOHN LANGS'M'FE, 1Y1 , Commiasioliel in B.H.,isGuvex-mnem Agent for issuing Marriage License! in tho‘ Counlyonurk. , h 7 . ()fiice hoursâ€"7 A.“ to 9:30P.» Richmond HULUclobot23. 180:7. Horses and Cattle. MILLER’S DEEâ€"13? OIL tors in Chalk-er}, ('onve3uneers. in). 0n‘lcic.â€"â€"Remoyed lo \Vlullemore's Build- ings. 'l‘urnmo Street. Toronto) 71! U >7 DENTIST, (LATE ASSiST 1 I ANT to Dr Elliot. Denlisl.‘ ‘ 9' Toronto.) respaclfnlh' announce- thath will Visil Ill» followingplnnes,(Sun- d n_\‘s excepted). where he will attend to Don'- listry in all ilshrauches: l(iuq....... . . ..\........ll=l ofen’c’hr llwntlf; lhclnnauu' Hill. . . ...... . ..5[h '9; Newmarkel.... _ , . . , , . . . . llllh " Aurora . . . . . ..............l5lh " King...........\........lst ofen’ch monfli' Kxchmauu' Hill............5[h '9; Namnarket....... ..]0|h " Mu‘ora . . . . . ..............l5lh " Teeth insert_e'd in the moat Improved Stylu, on Gold. Silver. Vulcanized Rubber.ar.d AI- luminnn "use, 'l‘aeth filled in such a n'm‘nne’v as“): pfosorvd them frmn funhur decav. . 'l‘outh oxtxacted with the least nu‘xsiblo pain}: and especial atlantlon paid‘ ‘ he regulation of children’s teeth. . Charng Moderz.,.. , and work warranted (a ‘givpsmjslamion. 1) Chaneary, NMari'es, Jae. f‘rl-‘lcv, â€"Cour§’8‘reel. Toronto. Branch 0fliceâ€"l.'iviaiou:;Courl‘Clerkv’o office, [inch- mond Hill. Tuos. K. MORGAN. HORACI TH mu! A“ lenlw-g'udm‘ps'sdd l’o A'ur‘drd \é’ili recaivo‘ proulpl anonlion‘ ‘ Aurora. May 25. 187(0: éIQ-Iv Is the mostwofideflul discoveryih cholniltry 'O‘r Hauling ‘ARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER: J Undertaker, &c. RESIDENCEâ€"Neal'lv oppdsité the Poul omcg‘ Rivhmond Hill mo THE PURLIF OF THE ism'rlsn‘ l PHOVINCHS 0F nonTH AMER'ICA’. I hug mom re<peclfully to acquailil the pub licol' Ihe British North Annwinan provi N‘I \Iuni in May. 187. I ranked the business M 31) \laiden Lana, New Yn‘rk. for than!" of Hon, anw’s l’n LN AND UIN'I'M 'Vhlch Ware up D that time prepared M William Brown. now-V. denoasod. to ho closed. I regrottn my {hat I have warm] to know Ihal tlm maxing-enqu of law businnss had for sumo years. and In mall)" ways; hm‘n m 'H‘ Lonnpi. and il mm lm Illnt [he l‘ills and Ointmenl were nut prOpn‘rr-d with lho 0am I Imvo nlwny> desired. Thuse who do not wish to ha deceived hi huying spin-inns medicinus. which are now likelv to emaxmle from the Stalesm elsewhere. but to possess thomselyes‘ of" Ilw gouninn HOL- LOWAY'S PILLS AND Om'rmkm', mnimfactumi by me in Lnndmf. England. will dawall to see that such pol and box [wars the Brililh Government slump on which is engraved the words " HOLLOWAV'S PILLS AND Himmuw'r.” and that llia addresnnn the label is 5.53 Oxrrml S'I‘erlfi'l‘, LONDON; whnro only they are rimmi- faclured, and in no other part of (he Worl‘ The retail prices are on Ilm lalwlsin British currencv. and not in dollars and cents. No ropresantntive of mine will ever tra" through any part of [ha British Province: l the United States, either to sell. or to ink. orders for my Pills and 0iniment.aud u I have reason Io lwlieve lhal allenmts will varv prnlmbly be made to deceive tho pvhlic in this way~ hy fiersons nailing o‘n modiciue‘vwdon, falsely re resentingtl at they are acting for mo Mid with my knowledge and consent 1 dew-m it advisahle to put the public on (hair guari agfmist nnv such dr-(eepllulos‘ ‘ ' I would ask. as a great favor. Illat should It cmnetu‘llw knnwlmlgo of any person Ihat spu- iuus modicinesaro being nm e or sold in my l]H,n|G.IIB he planst‘d tosend mo a|| the panel:- lars he can cullucl rs-specling the aflflIO. tlml ll 10 any. [‘19 name and address of [In vendor who isselliug Ilmnnnrious medicines. and like- wise the name and address of the Home in the United Slalos. or elsewhere.which nny havesnnplied them. so as to enablo me, for the proleclion of fine publif',to institute pro-' cerdings ngamst such evil-doors. and lengngd L0 remuneralo vexy handsomnly anv person who m y give me such informnzion. the in: ('qrnmnl’s name never lmmg divulged Thornhill. Nov. August 17. 1870 l moht enrneully «um-m all those who lnny read thiflndvmlispment that they be pleased. in the- puhlh‘ inleresl. loiconmmnicnte the purâ€" pnr' ul Hm sn’me l0 ihnirfriends that they may not he del’muded nI' theil money by purchasing worthless iz'nilaliovs uf' .lhe gvnuine HOLLoe wAv’s PILLS AND ()INTMENT. Torunto. April 25, IBM. 'h‘hould any person have reason to believe [hm he has been dweived hy haying spurioul imitations of Illese Madicingm he willdo wall to send me, in a letter, to the address at (not (which he can do a: ,a cost of six flank-m post- age). one of the books of inslruplions uhich‘ are flflilod l0 Ihe sumo. lpromlso to examine '1 and send a reply, stating whether [he Mediv cine» are ganu'me or |.ul,so that if spurious he may apply lo the person from whom he pqu (:IIBY-‘ed lhenLlo have his mnneyrefunded, Chemists and Umggists who desim ta 054 min the Medicinfis can he supplh-d m the Inwest whrlasnle prinesin quantifies of no: |ess than $2" wor.h -,â€" viz .85 6d . ud 22:. and 34s.. r-er down boxes of Pills or pm- 0 Ointment. neu. withnm discount. for which umillanne nnm he nem in advance. I haw the honor to be. \V'Hh great rcnpN‘l’ 553, Oxford Strum Hate M t. strand). I o'ndou, W C.,Sc‘pl. ‘1. IS“. 5974174 NICOL 8; NICOL, ARRIS‘TQRSUATTURNEYS, somm MORGAN a; THORNE, ARRIS T1335, SOLICITORS m TEEFY, NOTARY PUBLIC AND- MARRIAGE .V LICENSES, RICHMOND HILL. ' FRESH CUTS 0R. OLD SOREB, W. H. CANNON, L DS-f'.’ Patent Eaveâ€"txough Cau'tlion i i daut‘i'di: !’ {1’ 333mm fitmlicinvfi, THOMAS SEDMAN; fitit-‘rctlunrnxtfi HUGH MILLER 51, CO RE \IOVA L. “37 King St. I‘lnsl-Tntnnjofi 0 (:31- lt ' Steam Mills'fl'honi'hilt [869. 510-.“ TiiUMAS HOLLOWAY, SEQ-1y