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GENEVA, April 29.-â€"-Tlie police of this city have arrested the Chamberlain of Don Carlos, who was just starting for Spain with a h0witzer packed among his baaaage. rah k in Federal Council have approved the ition of the police. aw LONDON, April 30, 2:30 a.m. â€" Senors Serrano and Sagusta have left Spain. Ad ditional advices received through Carlist channels represent the Chieftains Saballes, August, Memiret, Soulta, Vulleo, and Cris tany are capable of concentrating all their forces, some 10,000 in aggregate, in a few hours. Saballes is blockadng the city of Vich, 37 miles from Barcelona; Don Al- phoner is in the Province of Lerida. where 500 men of the San Fernando regiment of the regular army have deserted to his banner. ’ New Yoax, April 29. - The Herald's ‘ special from London says the followino' is true :â€"The will of the late Emperor a- poleon, under which, letters of administration fi'fire now applied for, the estate is sworn to under one hundred and twenty thousand pounds sterling, and this sum is subject to claims which will reduce it one half. This is my will: I commend my son and my wife to the high authorities of the state, to the ' people and to the army. The Empress Eugene possesses all the qualities requisite for capably conducting a regency, and my son displays a disposition and judgment which will render him worthy of his high detinies. Let him never forget the motto of the head of our familyâ€"r" Everything for the French people.” Let him fix on his mind the writings of the “ prisoner 0t b’t. Helena.” Let him study the Emperor’s deeds and correspondence; and, finally, let him remember, when circumstances permit, that the cause of the people is the cause of France. Power is a heaVy burden, because one cannot always do all the good one could wish, and because contemporaries seldom render justice, so that in order to fulfil one‘s mission, one must have faith in, and con- scientiously appreciate his duty. It is neces ssry to consider that from heaven above, those whom you have loved will regard and l protrct you. It is the soul of my illustrious uncle that has always inspired aud sustained j me. The like will apply to my son, for he I will always be worthy of his name. I leave 1 to tho Empress all my private property. I , wish that at the majority ot~ my son she shall ‘ live at the Elysee and Biarritz. I trust that my memory will be dear to her, and that after my death she may forget. whatever an» i happiness I may have caused her. With regard to my son, let him keep as a talis-l man the seal I wore attached to my-watch, “ and which comes from my mother. Let 3 h-m carefully preserve everything that. came l to me from the Emperor, my uncle, andl let him be convinced that my heart and my soul remain with him. i make no mention 3 of my faithful servants. I am convmced ,3 that the Empress and my son will never l 'cbandon them. I shall die in the Catholic, l: Apostolic and Roman religion, which my: son will always honor by his piety. Done . and signed with my hand at the Palace of the Tsilcrics, 24th of April. 1865. ‘ 1 NAPOLE‘L‘N. ' u 151-1 luvs. "was . “ Awil 26th. c Ali‘uits in the lava beds are at presvut in a state of statue qua, as we have not had a shot fired during the past three days. There apneurs to be a difference of opininn es to the location of the Modocs, but [)0 (111111 McKay, who returned from a scout yesterday, believes they are still secreted in the caves and crevices of the lava beds. about four miles south east. of our present camp. 1 am tolerably well satisfied that they will not stand together in a body, and will have to be exterminated by ones and twos. There is a summer scam in prospec- tive sor the cavalry, and there will not be lynch security for the ranches” , wt Sn: anexseo, April 29.â€"A courier has {net arrived and reports that another ten-i. ' le battle has been fought with the Modocs, .MAnRID, April 26,~â€"'l‘he Oficial Gazette announces that Don Alfonzn, brother of Don Carlos, accompanied by his staff, crossed into France from Spam on Wednes day. The Cal-lists have beer. defeated several times recently in encounters with the Republican forces. In one engagement one hundred insurrectionists were wounded} A rumor of the modification of the Ministry is current in Madrid. It is said the mem‘ bers of the Government. with the exception of President Figures, Senor Piy Margale and Senor Castelar will mum. and their letces will be filled by Sener Contreras and cbanez Garcia, Lopez and Rispa, advanced federalists. NEW YORK. April 27.â€"A Herald special from Madrid, dated today says the Ultras demand the establishment of the Commune, and are engaged in hunting down members of the Permanent Commission. Sagasta was surrounded in the street by armed men, the leader bearing a Phyrgian cap on a bayonet. 'Acera was arrested in the house of Serrano’s mother. Figuerola was im- prisoned yesterday. The increasing fury of the ukrass must necessarily lead to a. massa- cre, as the monarchial volunteers are dis- posed to fight against the execution of the decree disarming them. MADRID, April 28 â€"A band of 500 Car lists entered the town of Uapellades, thirty miles north west of Barcelona, and demand- ed a. contribution, but fled on the approach of the Nalionul troops. LONDON, April 28.â€"A despateh from Mn- drid says the search for the members of the Permanent Committee continues. Senora Becerm and Figueras have been arrested. A monster [rifles meetlng of Federalism was held yesterday,at which Vlolent speeches were made. LONDON, April 29.â€" The Cal-list Commit tee here have received telegrams from Spain reporting that on Thursday last a great vic- tory was won bv their friends at, Vera, in Navarre. The Carlist‘s. numberingr 700, defeated :1 Republican: force of 1,400 strong. The battle began at eleven o’clock. and lasted until dusk. The bands commanded by the Cure of Santa. Cruz fought with great heroism. The Republicm s were com- plelely routed, with a loss of 80 killed and wounded. General Nonvilln’s plan of cam- paign in the north has failed. The Carlists are receiving large supplies. The reports that Don Alphonso has rucmssed the fron- iier inl‘n France, and that Saballes had fled, are pronounced false. It is calculated by the Edlobergh Scotsi man, from the most reliable: réturns to be had, that the Agricultural interést of Scot! land lost. during the season of.1872, from deficiency of crops (taking the avemge of the last two years,) is upwards of $26,000,- AAA in which 19 of our men men were killed, including Capt. Thomas, Lieut. Howe, 4th artillery and Lieut. Wright, 12 infamry. Twenly three are hounded including Lieut. Harriq‘of the 4th artillery and ozhers are missing. F. W @mm by mugmph. ANOTHER TERRIBLE BATTLE YHlfK. All?“ 29.-Th9 foilmving ‘ Napoleon’s Will. The Modoos Spain. There are a few of Sir John Macdonald's political opponentsâ€"only a few we are glad, for the Grit Party‘s sake, to sayâ€"who have charged him not only With. almost. every crime in the calender, but with every human shortcoming. A want of knowledge in which he, in his high office, is called upon continually to deal, is not one of the things ordinarilyattributed tohim. Indeed, we might almost say that it. has been' left for those who he‘himself at one time desig- nated scorpions to find another failing in the Prime Minister ;; and that failing is norancc. Perhaps it is as well that the catalogue should be complete. Sir John has cheerily. nay almost jauntingly. borne the accumulated weight. of the bitterest kinds of assaults. for many years. Every form of onruption known to the Warren Hastingses and the Walpoles of English history has been attributed to himâ€"and he still lives. We apprehend he will not break down under the new found addition to his other numerous delinquencies and short- comings. lf one could feel surprised at anythng which that particular assailant of Sir John Macdonald, the Grit organ, could say, one would express it on finding that so silly a charge as ignorance is based upon a circumstance which gave so little occasion tor it. We are quite sure it cannot be truthfully afiirmed- of any of the statesmen who negotiated the Treaty of Washington that they are ignorant of its provisions. It is only a reckless libeller who could affirm‘ of one of such extraordinary general know ‘ ledge and retentive memory as Sir John Macdonald that he does not know what that Treaty contains respecting the coasting trade as between Canada and tht> United States. The advantages of a. postal subsidy may well be considered upon its merits; and if Sir John Macdonald is prepared to ask Parliament to say that the Saruia and upper lake line of steamers is not, on pub- lic grounds. entitled to a continunnce of the postal subsidy heretofore granted it, he will be quite ready to justify his proposal in the House and before the country, and that too without manifesting the slightest ignorance as to what he was talking about. This new found accusation is the last resort of baffled partizans greedy of place and power. We are quite sure We could confidently affirm that there is no member of the House of Commons. be he Conservative or Grit. Rouge, Bleue, I’artivNalz'onaIe, or “Baldâ€" win ttetormer,” who would become respon sible for an out of-ihe House assertion, which is as wanting in truth as in decency. [L is this kind of recklessness which makes converts to Ministerialism in Parliament; it is this sort of journalism which reflects. in any but a favorable way upon many who. we. are quite certain, would scorn to be held responsible for it.-â€"Jl[ail. Reports are in circulation that thé Carl isls intend to wnhdmw from Spain, and give up the struggle for the present. The King ahd Queen of Dvnmark will visit London iq the_latt‘er ‘part‘of M_ay. _ Puus, April 29.â€"M Barodet made an eloquent. address tn his constituents to-mghz. He declared the Democracy was everywhere indreasing. ' The rumors of a. Ministenal crisis are renewed. It is said that M. Goulard, Min- isler of the Interior, will resign, and M. Grevy, late President of ’lhe Assembly, will take his place or enter the Mmistry in some other department. ' Special despatches to the London morn- ing journals tod 1y represan that. the suc L'ch of Barodet had created an imtnnnse impression in Paris city and Provnmes. A panic prevailed on the Imurse yesterday. and patrols wvre required to maintain order in the suburbs during the :thernnun and night. Reports of changes in the Ministry are contradicted LONDON, April 28.â€"The carriage works ol‘the Luncnshire Railway Company in Man chester were destroyed by fire last night. Fifty locomotives and one hundred and twen- tv coaches were in the buildhg and were burned. Loss one million dollars. LoxndmApril 29.â€"The Anglo American, French, and Newfoundland Cable Compan has agreed yesterday to an amalgation of their interests. When Mr. E. B. World was pushed into Parliament. fol West Durhamâ€"an unfortu nute constituency that is asort of Magda- lene Asylum for characterless politiciansâ€" we vent.ured to predict that Sir John A. Macdonuld would have some fun with him. The result has verified our expectation. No sooner did the "traitor" (the word is the Globe’s, dear reader. not ours.) enter the House of Commons than he commenced to air that sledge-hammer eloquence \ hich has so often been heard on either side of the fence, and which since the death of McGee has had no proper corrective; but the sub- ject which he chose was a rather unfortunate one. He assailed the Pacific Railway as the “mad scheme of a mad Government.” whereupon the astute Kingston knight arose and proved from the journals of the House that the Brantford “mad bull,” (the phrase is the Globe’s, dear reader. not ours.) had voted for and supported this “mad scheme of a mad Government,” at the the time he was the Globe's renegade dual representative. The effect of this exposure was marvellous. The brazen brow and cheek of the betrayer of his own Cabinet, was for once in his life suffused with what would be called a blush of shame in a decent person, but which in his case was ‘but the indication of’ foiled meanness detected villany. With such a beginning as this, it' is easy to see'th'e amount of influence this arch traitor will 1 exercise at Ottawaâ€"Guelph Herald. SARNIA, April 28.â€"0n Saturday night about 11 o’clock a fire broke out in the barn of Mr. E. p. Watson. The flames in- creased very fast, completely enveloping the barn. The greatest exertions were made by the citizens to save Mr. Watson’s house, the house of Judge Robinson. and other adjacent buildings, and they were kept free from the fire until the steam fire engine commenced to work. The steamer played on the barn in good style and soon extinguished the fire. It is reported that some scoundrel unknown cut the hose while the engine was playing on the fire. This makes the fifth fire in Sarnia within one week, every one of them originating in a barn, and this is undoubtedly the work of an incendiary. immediately after the fire on Saturday night a number of the citizens or ganizvd themselves into a night patrol. On Sunday night another fire was attempted on the barn of Sherifl' Flinkoft, but fortun ately it was discovered in time to prevent any damage. Kerosene oil had been pour ed on to the boards and some papers and then lighted. To any the Mayor issued a proclamation offering five hundred dollars. reward for the detection of the incendiaries. This evening a. large meeting of the citizens was held in the Town Hall-the Mavor in the chair~for the purpose of organiizinp,r a permanent Vigilance Committee. Every person turned out. A large patrol was out on Monday night, and will he continued by the people ibr some weeks.- The feeling of excitement in town is intense. Samewing New Under the Sun. Fun with Big Thunder Great Britain France. Sarnia. ' AN Ixmsonusr DOG.'â€"A couple of dogs were having a dispute on the opposite sides of u slat fenceon High street, the other morning, when one of them. letting his valor get the- better of his discretion, plunged, his head through thezslats, in the hope of nipping his antagonist. This was where he made the mistake; the head went through nicely, but would not pull buck. The other pup, seeing his foe was in chan- cery, leisurely commenced eating up the front part of his head and ears. There was “ music in the. air" about that time, and the'yelping brought the juvenile owner to the rescue. He took in thesitnation at once, and freeuine,V on to that dog’s tail, and bracing against the fence, he pulled his level. best. For a. moment it was doubtful which would give way first, the tail, the head or the picket; but with a final surge, the boy brought away the pup minus the biggest part of both ears. The first jump that the dog made when loose, was something over twenty feet, and with a continuous wail of grief, ‘he aisnppeared round the corner.â€"â€" North Bridgewater, Mesa, Press. STANLEY STREET.â€"â€"'l‘his once lively and populous quarter is undergoing, rather than suffering, a change’. In the entire row from Church street, west to the lane bound ing the Church property in that block, on the South side of Stanley street, there are only two tenements that. are occupied. When in the flush of prosperity there were not less than a dozen. “ They say all thim houses are goin’ to be pulled down,” was the answer given by an old- man to a lead» ing question. The fronts of houses broken in, windows and doors; partitions are bro- ken down, stairsgone-i‘n places. The yards in the rear are not longer roamed over even by the catsâ€"a. sure sign of a deserted lo cality. Business is (hill on Stanley street; the two small shops on the south side luck custom, and unwonted quiet, the spirit of a change, is brooding in the place. The Dwans, Murphys, and Sheshans, mighty men of valor, are subdued or have departed. “It’s got in Chancery,” and the end thereof may be worse than the beginning. A notice is posted on the wall warning all speculative buyers that they will do so at certain risk, which may well Be, for a suit of Chancerv is not a thing to be treated with indifference. The police do still at rare intervals furnish a Stanley-street "case." ‘arising out of the vistt of some, vagahond‘ to his or her old- haunts, but, since the in- trusion-ofi the new postofiice building and- like places, it is not the‘itreet it used'to be. 4 loronto‘alobe. About sundown on Sunday night a farmer named Cameron, of Tiny, while proceeding along the beach of Nottawasaga Bay, dis~ covered the dew body of a man with a life preserver on, lying on the sands. He im mediately conveyed information to Dr. Beaten, coroner of Stuyner, who proceeded to the spot. From bills found in the dead man’s pocket of goods bought at Lindsay’s, of Collingwood, it was ascertained to. be the body of William Caldwell, who was lost off Lhe propeller Mary Ward at the time that vessel was wrecked neurCollingwood last Novernber. The body will be brought to Stayner on Monday night, and Di. Benton held an inquest on Tm-sduy. The jury brought in u‘verdict of accidental drowning caused by the wreck of the above named steamer. A man stated. that he knew the deceased to have been formerly a. mernber of the Toronto Police Force. Flour~Superfine. . . . . . . . . . . .1 Sprung Wheat extra . . Fancy.............. Extra..... .......... Superior Extra. . . . . The ladies of the harem of the King of Siam have taken to wearing the European costhme. This is said to be one of the re- sults of the King’s visit to Calcutta last year. Prince Bismarck celebrated his 58111 birth day on the lat nit. The Prince received numerous congraulations from the Emperor, the Princes, the Ministers, members of Par- liament, (be. Mr. G. A. Andrews, of the Old Water Color Society, has sent several pictures and drawings, illustrative ofthe Prince of Wales’ visit to Canada and the United States, to the Clystal Palace. The Emperor of Russia has recentlv granted to ajoiut-atock company a. conces sion to lay and work a submarine telegraph cable between Odessa and Constantinople. It has been decided tn reconstruct the Hotel de Ville, Paris, at. a cost of 13,884, 839f. The design adopted is that of M M. 39.1111 and Deperthes. Vickers’ Fxpress Company intend for- warding freighc to Manitoba via Coiling- wood on the opening of the Dawson route from Fort William. Why is a lovely young lady like a. hinge? Because she is something to a-dore. TORONTO MARKETS gamma imam. Toromo.Aer 24, 1873. .u“”u$5M@ 5% at extra . . 0 F0 @ 01m ......... 590123 595 ......... 650m) ()(‘0 {ran .. "7525(1) 750 ..«-.... 47"@ 4'15 ......... 290@ 0-00 nun”.l ~o-uuoolo ||)eih| . . . ...-.... ®®©®§ --.oun~.c ...-‘»uoo c5 <3 @§@®@@®§©©§©§®®®®©® a3 :3 €386...... qq per pair.. )r pair. . . . (3 co- mwco?$mu â€"._‘c â€"- an 8 0 0 0 0 l......... 6 0 0 0 0 Ow 3“ ‘-.-..... â€"_w as: ND WATEHSPOUTS FOR THE DO’ 1 . MINION. at $6 per 100 feet. Also Floor- ing and other Lumber Dressed : Sap Buckets. l’ails.Cider Mills. Washing Mnchinesfihin lea Waggon Felloes.and LumborSuwodto or or Forparticulnrs address JOHN LANGS'I‘A FF, Steam Mills,Thomhill. In all its brqnchos. and from his experience, caroful ‘auenfiqn, and moderate charges. he hopes to waive a share of the public patron- gge. All orders by mail promptly ntendad lo. MUSIC? MUSIC! MUSIC! [1 estate of the late Dunn. Home“, of lot No: 2|. 9nd Con. Markham. are requested to setlle the same with either of the undersigned executurs on or before the is: of April next. And all parties having claims against the said estate are requested to present the same duly certified for libuidmion. by the above date. ' HE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO NOTI- fv tho nubfié' th'af'he has re'mnniaenced NEW ENGEISH MUSIC 1' The rate on Lettersf‘orthe United Kingdom (via Quebec in summer. and Portland in win- ler),il now reduced to 6 cents per; oz. weight. If sent via New York, it will be S cts per 1 oz. These utosnppl onIytoprppaiIt letters; ifsonl unpaid ,_onuu iomly prepaid. there willbe a line of double the amount of deficientpostugo. M. TEEFY, Poutmuter. estate of the late \VILIJAM CARRU’I‘H man, of lot No. 27, Mb Con. Markham. are reques- ted to settle the same with William Lawson, Sunn, one of the execumrs, on or before the first day of May. IBTlâ€"nnd all parliis having claims against the said estaie are requested to paeseul the same duly certified for liquidation by the above dale. to the said William Law» son, Butwnville P. 0. RICHARD CARRU'NIERS; WILLIAM LAWSON, 81mm, GEORKGE LAWSON, Executors THOMAS BOLTON. JUNIL. 'N.B. Letters for Desp'atch hy Lh'ese hues of Steamers should be so marked Store . N.B. REGISTERED Lunch: wi‘l requiré (o be handed in 15 minutes bajora the time of closing. â€". BRITISH MAILS 7 Are closed at Toronto as follows: By Cunard Line. every Monday. . . 10:30 A.M. By Canadian Line.ever_v Thursday 10:00 PM. MAKE A NOTE OF IT! OETICAL WORKS, OF ALL THE different poets, at the HERALD Book h AILS MADE UP AT THE RICH- mond HillPosg0flice. Unlill‘urther notice.lho mails willbeclosed atthls office Es follows ORTHERN RAILWAY OF CANADA RichmondHillStation. Changeoltime akinz gfi'ect April 24, 1872: Goihg North 8.04 A.Il......- . f.....5.o4 :- m Going South 9 34 AA! . . . . . .. .....‘.. 809 PM U GKATIIJ‘UL AND Consummaâ€" "By a thorough knowledge ofthe natural laWS which governthe operations ofdizostion and nutrition. and by a carequ application of the fine proper- ties of well-selected cocoa, M: Epps has pro- vided our breakfast table: with a delicately flavored beverage which mnysave us many heavy doctors’ bills.”â€"Civil Servics Gazette. Made simply with Boiling Water or Milk Each packet is labelledâ€" hunts ‘Errs 61. '30.. chnmopnthic Chemists. Londonz’: MANUFACTURE or Cocoa.â€"“ We will now give an account of the process adopted by Moser James Epps & Co.. manufactures of dietetic arlicles. at their works in the Euston Road. London”â€"Gassell’s Household Guzdc October 31. 1872. 739-137 ESLEYAN BYMNS, ALL SIZES, ‘ ’ attho‘ HER‘AFD‘BOQKSWI‘IQ,” Thornhill. Nov. 3,1869. January 8,1873 Whilchurch. Dec. 94. '72. HOUSE PAINTING ! Southern mail Richmond Hi”,N¢‘V 21!. I871 Northern Mail. . Southorn Mail. . Dated 10th February. "‘73 AT THEHERALD BOOK STORE. LL PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE LL PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE REAKFAST. â€"- EPPS’S COCOA. -â€"- fy tho pubfiis th'af'he has re'wnuiaenced business at O Patent Eaveâ€"trough DON’T FAIL TO S. BAKER: A. BRILLINJER. Notice to creditors'. Notice to Creditors. A LARGE ABRIYAL 0F fipwial filming. RICHMOND HILL. * JOHN LUMLEY , Church 81.. Mnrkhnm Village. Painting. MORNING. EVENING. .........6:45 AM. . ......_..8:45 LII. E Executor-s. Goru-loy P. 0‘ 758-3m 6:55 ll. 755-63“ 760-3m 510-.“ Carter’s. Ditching Mu- chlue Steam and horse-power Threshing Machines Cgmbinzd aqd Single Furrow Ploughs Trees and Shrubs Iron and Wood Beam Superphosphate of Ploughs lime & ground bone Gang Plough: , Pure Seed Grain &c., Doubie Mould Ploughs &c. &c., &c. PARMINE IMPLEMENTS & TUBES Muwers and Reanrs Wood Shwing Machines Horse and Dog Powers Machine Jacxs Straw Cutlers Root Cutters & Pulpen Grain Crushers Turnip and Grain Drill Hand Seed Drills Fanning Mills Clover Hu Hers! Horse Hay Rakes Corn Shelluls& Husker Stump Machmos Patent Fun Forges Mowing Machine Knife Cider Mills and Pre 5503 Gr“ ’s Single &_Double YORKSHIRE CATTLE FEEDER! FIMC'LASS. S TOOK BREEDERS. U any uum‘rerâ€"notexceedingtureehund'red dollars hygny one depositor.) will be received atlhe Richmond Hill Post ()fliceJor which Governmenlwillallow Interest. F0 xlmrlicularsapplyto OR FATTENING AND BRINGING into condition] Horses. Cows. Calves. Stock fed with it have ulwaye mken firm prizes, Milch Callie prthce more miik and butter. It Fattensr. in Oneâ€"flourth the usual tzme, and saws Food.. FANNING MILLS, Price 25 cents and $l 00 per box-.. A dollar box contains two hundred feeds. HUGH MILLER 3; 00., Aamcuul'umn. CHEMIss's. 167. King Street Em“. Toronto For Sale by Druggists and Swrekeepers R E. LA W, Agent, Richmond Hill Sam, 17.1872. 739p“ MONTREAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY. All orders for (his Si-Ave uddresmd to the palentee. John Rae. Lansing l’.0.. Om,, will recglve prompt attention. Any Wufi'ifigemenl on this palent will be punished witlmhe utmost rigo at" the law. JOHN RAE. Will clean all kinds of grain. embracing whonl, rye. barley. and oats and will not choke wilhany lhistley or foul grain. No stink or broom requier to be used. and the machine need not at nuv time be stopped by clogging of lha Sieve. Oflicehours: from 6:30 A.M.t09:30 mm. May 4,1869. 9634f PATENT SIEVE ! Field Seed-s, Fruit Trees, Fertilizers,~ (£13.. d’xz,‘E 61c, â€" 1 ADELAIDE EAST,TORONTU RICHMOND HILL It? Do not fail to get THE SEEDER. if you want to SAVE MONEY. Yours, etc.. F. W. GLEN. Oshaw¢ GEO A. MASON, General Agent for the Dominion. 1.3m Oshawa. Out. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE “.‘WR. TEEl-‘Y is Gp‘vornmem Agalnl’or he sale of Who is acting as agent for said machine. We claim that our Seeder is the most uselul im- plement ion the price the farmer can procure. The fact of the above can be ascertained from any of the followmg gentlemen :â€"- Daniel Renmen. Veu hen; Henry Lemon. Thorn- hill; Jemee owman. King: James Mosley. Aurore . Michael Wesley. East Gwillimbury; W. D. Stoddnrt. Bradford; Michael Fisher, Vaughan: Benjamin West,West Gwillimbnry: Henry Wesley. Whilchnrch; Wm. Jackson. Vaughan. SPRING SEEDING MADE SIMPLE BROAD-CAST SEEDERS @grimltmal ample-111mm. Joseph Hall Manufacturing 00. SAVING OF ONE MAN AND TEAM All through‘Soeding. besides saving seed and doing the wm‘k heuer than the usual way. The Machine can be seen and all particulars explained at MR. M. S. COGSWELL’S. THORNHILL. Farmers and Threshers Take Notice. STRAW CUTTERS, ROOT CUTTERS. 7l7-tf Yonge Street, P. 0. SAVINGS BANK. MPORTANT TO FARMERS I Importer.Manufacturer.aud Dealerin all kinds of CULTIVATOR COMBINED, iEPOSITS OF ONE>DOLLAR, (OR GRAIN CRUSHERS. &c., &c. AE'S NEW AND IMPROVED into condition] Horses, Cows. Calves Shsep and Pigs the Q. 09. gepartmmt. OSHAWA, ONT. Wu guarantee NOW READY ! ls used and recommended by MARRIAGE LICENSES. _ ALSO AGENT FOR THE BY GETTING ONE OF THE IAAUI‘AOTRRED BY THE WM. RENNIE, (FIFTH EDITION), M. ’I‘EEFY, Postmaste} AND WM. RI-‘NNIE, 872. Harrows Fieldnnd Lawn Roller Horse Hoes 61. Scarfier Cultivators Potato Diggers Pumps Scales Hora Hay Forks Amalgam Steal Bone: The Blanchard churn Barrel &, Dash vhnrns Flo're'nco Sewing Ma- E381’8 Paton! Iron chine NIH-dolphin L n w n Mower _ Greenhbu so and Gar- den Engines Laundry Machine~ Garden Implements and Tools. Field Seeds Fruitand Ornamentn Tones-ro.'0n. Lansing P . 0 POST O FFI C E. 7294f 'l‘nroe large burns, twu’htnbles. and ovher ne- cessnry larm buildings. Two spring cxeeks run across the iol,~and plemy of good water abounds. Iris shunted at a distance of eight- een miles from Toronto, and tvm milw from chhnmnd Hill. This farm is nearly all In der- druined and Wu” fenced, with twu gfiud‘or- chards. and about Fifty Acres Good Bush. For further particulars. apply,eixhorby lcller (past-paid). or on the premises, to And are lbcaled at the North-WM! come of lot No. 35, 11h concussion of Markham. in a sectiun where mechanics and laborers can get sleadywork and high wages Apph‘ (if by letter.prepnid) to Henry Jennings, Victoria Square. or to I Teflimonlal from Profouor H. G. Collins 1 have I-arefuuy examined the pianos sold by Mr. H. B. Roosor. called the Humming ‘Bil'd, or Colibri Pianos. munufncmred by Mn.- Ihuseck, and think they are Wonderfth sweet and pure in tune, and from their peculm. con- nmctiou. calculalpd Io remain in tune longer 'han other pianos. and cons¢quemly to stun}! a greater amount of wear- HENRY GUEST COLLINS. Toronto Feb. ‘28. 1872, 714-ly ra‘lly be found a! 'home from o‘clock. P M. John Ellioxt Langstafi' orized to collect acrouuu. One hundn-d and forty of which are aieared and we“ ('ullivalf-d. Thane are on the pro- perty two 200d FRAME DWELLING‘ HOUSES ! 1 salon number of Village lots. «hunted in the village of “0 Acres of which am under cullivation. There is a good Frame Dwelling Huuse with an excallentcallnr underneath, Harm. Stables and mher outbuildings and 'l‘imlwr for a new Barn 40 x 50. Plenty of water _ This ls I very desirable properly huing uan holween 3 and 4 miles from King Station on Norman) Railroad. where there is a good marks! for all kinds of produce. Schuu's.& Chm-chasm the imme- diate moiglxhoyhood. Terms will be male very easy. For particulars apply to eilha. of the under- signed executors to the estate. JAMES McNAlR. 1 truclinn of the Angie American House by fire. the subscriber has taken and fined up ‘hose large and commadious premises belong- ing to Capt. ’I‘. A. Milne. opposite Messrs. Speight &. Son’s Nnvelxy Works, Markham Exoollenl act'ommoanhon afforded" for the travellingpuhlicand commercial man. Livery stables in connection with the hotel: 'Bmlled Ale and Porter. U Hill. containing one acre and a quarter of hud, one frama dwelling house, wi ll) a barn stables. and other outbuilfléngs thereon. Terms, easy. Apply. on the premise.‘ in 'PBE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR No. 4 in the 5th Concession Township of King, belonging lo 1h» estate of the late Wil- hmu McNuir. containing 12-0 Acres of Excellent Land About (Me-fifth of an Acre, should at onca send his name and address wnh $1.51) for one \‘ear’s subscription 10 .1 Sale a Half-acre Village Lot with a good Frame Dweliing House and Stable. good Well and other Conveniences situated lhoronn.â€"un the corner of Centre Street West and Elizabeth Street. lliclllllol;d,fliil. Applv lo GEORGE BRECKON. MECHANIC. MA‘ U"'ACTURER, ENG]- NEER. CHEMIST. FARMER AND MERCHANT. TWO HUNDRED ACRES Chickering. Stainway and Durham Pianos. lso. the cah‘bmted' U1 ed us in the agencyin this section for the sale of Messrs Gv A. Prince 51 Co’s cele- brated brgans and Molndoons, in favor of which we give our most unqualified approval and recommendation as the leading and most reliabie reed instrument now manufactured. (Signed) H. G. COLLINS. WM. FLUMERI‘ELT. Markham. Nov. 3.1871. The Canadian Patent Office Record AND M ECHANICS’ M ’XGAZINE, HUMMING BIRD PIANO Which is adapted to parlors where space is an objecl. The mode of :13 construction Is entirely new. nnd based upon the best known principles of science. R R. H. B. REESOR HAS SUCCEED ed us in the agencfiin this somion for Prince’s Organs & Melodeons, VICTORIA SQUARE! N CONSEQUENCE, OF THE DESâ€" Dec. 4,_ 1872. March .“7. 1979. Superior Farm for Sale, EEING LOT N0. 28, IN i'yI‘EIE‘SECâ€" Sept. 4. 1872 v Lox 5. 3rd Con. King. Richmond HHL Julx ll, l87'." 7:294" February 4th, 1373 MHijEAL A-("opy offlfixjsg'ugxmbpr cgn be seen” 1m F. CRAWFORD. Richmond Hill. 000.241 ’72 753-3m March 12. l873. "HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR DR. JAMES LANGS'I'AFF, ‘ICHMOND HILLL WILL GENEâ€"V Desirable Farm for Sale, EING THE EAST HALF OF LOT ‘VE RY INVENTOR, BUILDER, House and Lot'for Sale, ,lejUCASV STREET, RICHMOND House and Lot for Sale. gamma @zmmmxmtfi, 0nd concewsion of Illa Township of Markham, containing NIPISSING HOTEL, Village Lots for Sale. anyway for Sale, MRS. JAMES CLIFFORD. GEORGE E. DESBA RATS, .B.REESOR, JOHN GILLES T0 TH E PUBLISHER, The lots contain WM. G. HlNGS’I‘ON. Dingln P. MARKHAM. Notice. lyLQjZQp‘dfl' 'ona Vaughan. DEALER IN D‘ T. WOOTEN. 7374f Richmond Hill P. O. 759- l v 764-3 714-lf 766-9 32 lo 3 is auth~ 750d" 55?, Qflordfitgfi£§lnlr 9-1 1,3: ..A. .4 1 would ask. as a great favor, that should it: cometn the knowledge of any person that spum ious medicines are being me e or sold in my nameJie be pleased tosend me all the parteu~ lars he can collect respecting the same. that i: to any. the name and laddress of' the vendor who isselling the spurious medicines, and like- wisa the name and address of the House in the United States. or elsewhere,which may have supplied them. so as to enable me. for the prntection of the publir', to institute pro. ceedings against such evil~donrs. and l engage tn reinnnerate VBU' ltnndmmrly anv- person who in 5‘ give inesuch information. the in- t‘ormanl’s name never being divulged L nnovmcrzs or: NORM! AMEIHCA. lbeg mosl respe tfuiéy to acquaint the pub- lic of the British Norah Anmrinan provi '09s. Ihat in May. 1:57,] r'nused tlrnhnsiness m 80‘ Maiden Lam. New York. for thesaln of Hot.- LOWJY’S l’uLs AND UmrMIcN'r. which Ware up In thal time pl'epared hy Wil|imr Brown. now deceased. to be closed. Irregmtm say that l‘ Mme reason to know that the management of [am business had for some years. and In runny ways, been rn‘ist corrupt, and it may be llmL (ha Pills and Ointment were not prepared with.» the care I have always desired. Those who do not wish to be deceived by buying spurious medicines. whinh are now likely to emanate from the States or elsewhere._ but to possess themselves of the genuine lloL- LOWAv’s PILLS AND OIN'I'MENT, munnl'actura'i by me in London. England. will do well to see that each pot and box hears the British Government stamp on which is engraved the- words " HOLLowAV’s PILLS AND (llh'rMEN'l‘.”‘ and that the addressnn the lahel is 5‘3 Oxrtmâ€"ut. S'rmilc'l‘, LONDON. where only they are manux faclured, and in nu other part 01’ the world The retail prices are on ma lahelsin British curr81m\'.ztnd not in dollars and cents. N0 representative of mine will ever trust through any part ofthe British l’wvincesvl the United States. either to sell. or to {aka orders for my Pills and Ointment, and as! have reason to believe that attempts will vertf prnhabiy be made to deceive the puhlic in this. way by personsvalling on medicine vendors. falselyre resentingthatthayare actiugfurme and with my knowleng and consent. l damn it advisable to put the public on their guard agaznst any such deceptions‘ I most earnestly elm-eat ail those. who may read this advertisement that they be piensed., in the public interest. to communicate the pur- port of the same to their friends that tlleytmay, not be defrauded of their money by purchasing. worthless imitations uf the gmmine HOLLO- wn’s Pius AND OINTMEN’I‘. Should any person have reason to holiovet that he has heen deceived by bu) ing spurionx imitatinm of Ihese Medicines, he will do well! In send me. in a latte]: to the nddt'eSs‘ at funt (which he can do at a cost-of s'rx cents In past- age). one of the lmoks of instructions which are affixed to the sumo. I pl‘ttl‘ant,‘ to examine it and send a reply. stating whether the Modi- cines are genuine or nut.qu that if spurious he may apply to the person from whom he pur. qliflsud them to have his moneyret'nndnd. Chmnist and Diugggists who desire to ob- :nin the Medioinw can he supplie‘d at the luwest wholesale priconin qnfintities of not less than $20 wor'h â€" viz .8s. '6d . and 295, and 345.. per dozen boxes of Pills or pots o Uintment. non, witirmt discount. for which. mnitlunce must he sent in advance. I have the honor in be. t r ' With pant respect, ’l'I-IUYAS HOLLOWAY, - ln Bronchitis it is a specific. and in Aslhmn it gives relief where oven-v other remedy fails. For Nervous Débillty it stands um'iunlled’, and may be usnd with confidence in all cases. As lh’ifi is emiraly distinct and different from every other preparanon uf HVpophosphites, In careful to ask for FELLOWS’ SYRUP,and take no other. Rousing the Sluggish, Heart and Liven. strengthepiug Um aclion ofthe Stomach nud 3owels and anabliug the Lungs to be fiullyin- flaked wnh Oxygen. II. is adapted fur Au.cuses of Weakness and1 Emaciation, whether arising fmm sedentary» life. a tI'upinnchimaIe. from raver or m-hility from anv cause, and is efficaciousin l’uLMo- NARY CONSUMPTION. many confirmed l‘aSGh. having been cured and all benefitted. where im- use has been continued ovvr a fortnight. As alHiI‘a-endowud bodies. wiieliierthey ho Beast. Birds, Reptiles. Inna-Is or even Zoo. philes. and subjects loe Vegetable Kingdum are governed by ritulfwcc, which binds all the springs of existence, and as nothing can saw: them f om desti nclinn when [his principia leavos them, \he (iiscovnry of means wherelw vitality maybe sustained in the living body is indeed a boon to the wor‘d. Modern chemisn'y has ventila‘ed the ques‘. tion and discovered the ingr; dienls cnnsi'mr- ting the brain. muscles and nerves, and finds that by introducing these ingrediems in proper proporlions the brain and nervous system are strenglhonpd. This. then. is subsiamially the hrisis on which FELLow’s HYPOI‘Hflsl’Hl‘IKS is lmih.ils direct which is upon the Blood. the Brain and Nervous Salem. and lhe Muscles. rtrenglhn suing the nerves. it causes the rapid distribu- tion ol‘ Vitalized Biood in the Muscular Organ: of the Budy. . Fellows’ Compound 81 RUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES. 64-8 SOLD BY APO'I‘HECARIEDS. Price. $l-50: Six for $760. JAMES 1. FELpOWschemm. Em fii’mrsml 31mm. Caution ! ! Caution! ! ! THE PUBLI-C-OF THE BRITISH gatefit fiWflit‘ifilt-fi, [Straw lam 9-H 9 and W a”; 1.‘ Tray. $397319: St. Jnlui. N. B.