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"Bill, ‘as an index to character, there is nothing in the whole round of the “clothes 'hilosophy " at all comparable to the hat. t is the wearer’s other splf, his moral and intellectual summary. If you doubt the statement examine the hats that hang in an ofiiice. The clerks who own them are not more distinct and difl'erent from each other than are those “ beavers” which some 11n- observant people call " meaningless.” llnt No. 1 has what has been happily described as “ an unmural calm. an. lunwlmlosome gloss " about its nap; in is “ seedy,” " shabby genteel,” or whatever else you like to call it, and you can tell immediately that it be- longs to the poor clerk with the crmging , _ _ . n _ p v ‘ air, the look of want of resourcefulness, and mental spring and elasticity. The one next it has a tell tale hand of crape to con ceal the ravages of time. The top and the brim are suggestive of the application of a wet brush. But notwithstandng these things there is a cheerfulness about this erupt-ti hat, a look of"mal<ing the best." of things, Which is very different from the resigned melancholy of hat No. 1, and you may be sure that the clei-k who wears it is some (hing ofa Mark 'J'apley in his way. Then we have the unexceptional Lincoln and Bet» net, the verv tvpe of all that is respectable. It isthe responsible man, middlcaged and welHo do, who wea'i's that. hat. Next to it hangs a small, selt'assmtin: hat, one that catches the eye from the first moment of inspection. Vanity is written on the curl of its brim. and concert all over it. It sure ly belongs to tie “ smart man ” ofthe of free, and it. affords a curious contrast to its ‘ next neighbor, the solt, grey hat. It‘luccitl and unshapely, this one tell as plainly as words can do, ofgzin and billartls, debts. cheap cigars, scanty fare, and all the ac compuniments of an uncertain. shitty lil'c. Who does not. know a sportin;_r hat when he sees it? Again, there is a distinguished foreigner hat, which is eqt‘nllit unmistake able. There is another sort of hat that comes to us with people who [ resent begging let: tets. It is, above all things, an apologetic hat. The brim droops ever so slightly to- wards the auter edge all the tray round, lonking like the cares ol'a Gothic houses. The wearer gltdes into the room, his bend on one side, and, whether on his head or in his hand, the hat wears a smile of excuse. a deprectory smile. Like other and better people. the presentor ol‘ the begging letter makesugrent deal of" play With his hat, twisting it about, or coaxing and petting it, tziving point thereby to his discourse. Farm ers, as n body.have hats that are all their Own. The agricultural hat is a perfectly distinct species. 80 is the officers mnfti but; so is the hat worn by members ofany learn- ed body. The hats that go to an archteolo- gicnl meetitt", however distinct each'may be from each have a strong,r family likeness. They are remarkably toll in the crown, remarkably fluffy about the nap, and they . . I” r 4 4 . . are, in every respect, the very revorse (H' xhe hata man of fashion would choose. Like their owners. the arehmolngicul hats devote themselves to the more seriuus business of life. disdaiuing the modern and the com monplnce. ..... v . Again, clerical hats are a class apart. There are degrees and differ-mewsamtmgst, them. and a person of ohm-want huhits will distinguish at a glance betwven high und low tenets. It is next to impussilil9 lo de- fine the grades of' hats, and their relation to doctrine, but it may he advanced in a gen- eral way that the more picturesque the style the “ higher "' the Church | an. until amung the ritualistic pm'sons the chimue) pot is abandoned for a felt hat which is Cousin german to that glorious snmhrem in which artists revel.”â€"â€"Canadiqn Illustraicd News, of October 4th. [It is evident that the writer of the uhove never sojourned at iichmnnd Hill, 01' he would have bestowed a few remarks on the “White Plug ” I -â€"when perchnd upon a rumble. We have but (me, and“1hnt's a but as is a hat.”]â€"ED. The pestilence at Shreveport, where 60 per cent. of those attacked by fever diel has developed some signal instances of heroism. Not to mention the cases of" those physicians from other cities who have voluntarily sought the infected 10- cality to heal the sick, there are notice-l able examples of selfâ€"sacrifice among the citizens of the town. While a very‘ large majority of those whose means per-‘ mitted have fled with their families from the place, others equally able to defray the cxpsnse of flight have bravely remainâ€" ed to share the peril and privations of their neighbors. M any of these Gend Samaritans have died and many are new ill. If calamities so dreadful as this Shreveport scourge bring into hold relief the darker phases of human nature it is equally true that; they Show humanity in Its brightest aspects. An oflicer and 42 men of the mounted police force left ("or Manitoba on Saturday by steamer from Collingwood. A serious shooting afi'my Occurred at (be Welland Canal on Saturday. One Dixon first; assaulted a young man named Youngman, and subsequently shot him, it is feared, fatally. Two American Whalers were wrecked Turkeui. in Hudson’s Bay last summer, and a por- (’"mkens' Ducks. pe tion of their crews have only now reach- [)o|.k_Mess ed their homesfin New Bedi'ord, Mass. Extra Prime Several of the crew died upon a barren Bacon - - - . . i‘iamsâ€"Salted .... iélaud last winter, which was excessively ‘ qmolwd coldâ€"so severe, indeed. that the natives! Dressed‘nogs of that cold climate died by the score. Lard... Butlerâ€"lb Hells .. Mrs Charles S. Stratton, the wife of3 Parked... General Tom Thumb, who was so severe- i l' 99’“ " " 1 Dried Apples. . . . . . ly injured in Middleborough, Me 3., a San . ‘ ' _ . . . . _ _ - Mrs Charles S. Stratton, the wife of General Tom Thumb, who was so severe- ly injured in Middleborough, Mass, a few weeks ago by falling down stairs, is so far recovered as to be able to ride out occasionally. She and her sister7 Miss Minnie. are famous horsewomen, and freâ€" quently come to the village with their trim little ponies and carriage. VVednes- day ‘was their first appeurence since the accidect and the convalescent held the reins herself. The Chautauqua Farrch is responâ€" sible for the statement that a mother and two children on the road between Angolia and Brant have lived in a hogsâ€" head since last April. A philanthropic community must certainly exist in that neighborhood. The Emperor of Russia, at the special request of Prince Leopold of Bavaria, has pardoned the German philologzist, Dr. Pichler, Who‘was transported for stealing books from the Imperial library of which he had charge. FIRE.â€"â€"anumxm, Oct. 6.â€" Between 5 and 6 o’clock this evening a fire broke out in a large untenanled two‘story wood build- ing on Millstreet, belonging to Dr. Nash, Although a stiff breeze was blowing the two fire companies succeeded in confining: the fire to the upper story, with the assistance of the inhabitants carrying water to the en~ gines. the tank being exhausted. There was no insurance. The fire was doubtless the work of an incendiary. ON HATS List of Licensed Pedl arsand Auctioneers for County cf York. John McKenzie . . . William Bye i . . . . . . James Abbott . . . . . George Gibson . . . . . John lflilston . . . . . . Ralph D’Ary . . . . . . William Pointon. . . Michael Lenahan. . . William Hall . . . . . . Daniel Prior . . . . . . Hemy Newsome . . . Jubez Scrivener. . W lliam L. Andrews Hem-y Taylor . . . . . G. 1'. Smlilh . . . . . . . Isaac M. Perkins. .. John E. Buck . . . . . . Thus. V. Cruker. . .4 Mrs Samuel Watson Henry Moulds . . . . . . John Diaper . . . . . . . Robert Tier . . . . . . ‘ David J Bmdby, . . . .. .. l). G Slephonsou. . . . Henry Smelse" Jnsoph Sh€‘| pnrd. Francis linunn... Thomas Alkinson. . . . W. H. Major..... Levi Fairhnnks, Jr... William Brown. . . . . . James Gnrmley Francis Little. .. .... ., Jamm M Patterson Jumn :~ McClure. . . . .. .‘ Juhn Cartur... William Ilenrv .....‘ Rubml Conwa_v.. .....- Janu-s Kflvanngli.. . . . . . A «1am Armstrong. . . . . . *‘andrpw l|e= drrson. . . .. Thomas l’ouchor. . . . . . . Nu-hulas J. Armstrongu >aleu‘ Eclihardt . . . . . . Joh l Ynke Andrew (J. nndrews... Treasurer’s Office, County of York, Toronto, Oct. 7th, 1873. TORONTO YOUNG MEN’S CHRIS TIAN ASSOCIATION. To Parents, Guardians, Pasfo-rs, and others whose Sons, Wards, 07‘ Friends may be leaving home for residence in the 0in of Toronto. The 101mg Men’s Christian Association take pleasure in informing their friends and 1116 Christian Puhlic generally of ilie facili ties for usefulness which they now (Jnjny. Their beautiful and commodian building, with its Halls, Library. Free Reading Room and Gymnasium are intended m once to in~ vine and improve all ynufig men who enter. Prayer Meelin gs, Literary and Musical En- tertainments are frequently. held and open to all. Parents, Guardians. Pnslors, or others who have young friends in the Clay or about to come to it, are invited to urge them to come to us. A Reception Committee has been formed, the members of which gladly cull on all strangers whom they may hear m" I'mm thoseimel'ested. Commuuiéalions from friends at a. distance are gladly re- ceived. Oatnmal....... ... Cornmeal .... Brim. ............‘ Whomâ€"Spring .. . Soulus and Treadwellv ‘IUn(.wUIIvIIIOICIIC ' Barley..................... 1 l’nase..........‘........... 0 ()ats........ U Hav................... ... 24 Straw...,................. 13 [’utnloes, per bag. .......n. U Apple.~,[mr barrel .........- 2 l£m~f'.m:heside........... ‘5 Mulmn.hy he carcass...... 4 Poultryâ€"Geese... . . . . . .. . . . U Turke}s‘.......... U Chickens. per pair.. 0 Ducks, per pair. . . . (3 Porkâ€"Mess ............... H" Extra Prime .. .. . . ... 0 Bncnn..................... 0 H'iamsâ€"Salted ............. 0 Smoke-d...“ ...... 0 1DressedHogs.............. [i Lard......... 0 Butlerâ€"lbHolls........ (i Pavked....,. 0 Uses... .. ‘ thed Apples............... Salt”..................... ( l “\V001............-........ U Barlev Woul D (a‘rm'rm‘uL AND COMFOR'I'ING- â€" " By a thorough knowledgvoi'the n luml laws which goveimhe operations of digestion and nutrition. and by a carejnl application of the fine proper. lies of well-selected cocoa, MJ Epps has pio- vined our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors’ bills.”â€"â€"Civi,l Service Gazelle. Mada simply with Boiling Water or Milk. Each parvel is labelledâ€" ' .lAmrs Ens 62. ’70., HOIIlCBpfllhiU Chemists. London." u. .u [WANUFACTURE 0F Coco\.â€"“ We will now give an account of the process. adopied by Messrs J=.mes Epps A; (30.. mannfac ure~ of dielenic m‘licles. at their works in the l<lu~lnn Re d. l.ondon"â€"Gassr;ll’s House/tum Mazda October 31. 1872. 739-13! MULLY man-um coming 3 years old Am one . . A . ".3 . .. giving such Inloimation as will lead to harm- cover\' will be rewarded ; and any per-eon de- lainillg her in iheir possvssion altar lhi.~ urnoo will be prosecuted according to law. . “17‘ nun." \. ROM THE PREMISES OFTHR SUB. ' scriber. lot ll, "car of the 3rd Con. ol‘ Markham, about the lst August l‘afl, while CORNER 0]“ QUEEN AND JAMES S'rs .... r.~~___..~._ WhAEEX. BROWN Butlonville. Sept. 15,1873. 3 Yours repectfully, EAKFAST. â€" EPPS’S COCOA. â€"- TO RUN TO M A RK ETS fillccial alntrim. NAM E. THos J. WILKIE, Secretary. Toron'o. October 17 I6....... . . . . . $55” TORONTO, JUNE, 1873 STRAYED. NAME )6th } do . . . . {Toronto Township Thornhill . . . . . . . ‘City of Toronto... ‘Aurora . . . . . . .. Vaughan . . . . . . . . City of Toronto. . . W11.tchurch . . . . . . Toronto . . . . . . . . . Do . . . . . . ‘ Aurora . . . . . . . . Richmond Hill. ‘Sharon . . . _ . . . . ‘Whitchurch. . .. Kng . . . . . . . . . . Aurora . . . . . . . Markham . . . . . Whitchurch. City of Toronto Embicoke . . . . . Toronto . Markham AUTHORITY. 0 ru 85 fa) 54) @ 2H ((1) 2H @ 1'5 my 1 17 rm 0 (in rm 0 4n rm 24 (HI [(3 13 0U fig (I 61! (a) 2 515 fr» 6 (10 m) 7 m: (a) U 75 m) n 75 rm 0 25%? (H: (,3 IR [In/(D 0 (m rm 0 (I8 fa) 0 1i @ 0 19m 6 (In (a, i) ll fl) u 20 ((D 0 15 @ 017 fl» 0 ()7 {(3 l5u@ l - rm: 03 r ((3 AUCTIONEERS. RESIDENCE. Pedlars. o . . . . . . . . . . 1 27 ’ l 21 n (m ‘ 0 41 ‘ 275 N) 16 (In 0 70 3 ()0 6 50 u on 0 9t) 1 00 0 40 0 70 18 no 0 U” 0 12 l) 14 0 I3 7 (l0 0 [2 0 '2'! 0 l7 0 an (r 7); O N) (r 36 hâ€"Iâ€"_w ww- NNJO City of Toronto. Highland Creek. Laskey. . . . . . . . . GeorginaH Markham. . . . . . Newmarkel. . . . . Aurora .... Whitby .... ... EglinngH . . . .. Mnrk Lam . . . . . . Scarboro’. . . .. . . Bloominng . . . . Holland Landing ‘Mnl'khflm .. . . .. iCily of Toronm.. ‘Ynl'k Queenswlle. . . . Multoll......... Chy of Turomo. erkham. . . . . . . Nolvlulon . . . . . . . Markham. . . . . . Slonfi'v He. . . . . . ‘Yorkvilla . . JNU. K MACDONALD, Treasurer CourLly of York. EiAE’S NEW AND IMPROVED PATENT SIEVE I “7H1 clean a'l kinds of grain. embracing wheat, r56. havley. mud vats and Will not choke wiih any thistle-j: or foul grain No stiv‘k or hrnu -- required to he used, and the mach-n» nv-od not at m' time be stopped by clogging ofthc Szeve. All orders! for this Sinve addressed to the nammoe. Jnl‘n Rae. Lansing ["0” OntU will l‘flI'NVe prompt allnnlion. Am' >inh‘iu'ugeu'ant on this pment will be punished with (he ulmosl rigo of the law. JOHN RA F. CA MP. on the. promises of the subscriber. #142. in the 1st Con of Markham, near Richmond Hill, almnl the szleenth July Iasf, A Rmn AND Wm“; Hmmn coming Three Years old. Tlm ownnr is requestr‘d lo pruvr‘ prmuerty. pay expenses,and take [ha animal away. Farmers and Thrashers Take Notice. IN Order to eronomise in the collection 01 i Taxes for 2h“ Villagr, nf In’ichvrmnd Hill, as well as for thv Umm. Scluml Nartinn Nos. 3 and 4 uf (In: 'l‘uwwls/Iips 0f Mark/mm 11ml Vang/um, including the Vllrlgc, the Rampav- ev's ave herth invited to call ax the Clerk‘s office nnd pav all rmesfor which they are liable. {m the year 1873. tolheuxlderSIgned. on or before the MUNICIPALITY OF RICHMOND HILL M. TEEFY, Richmond Hi". Sep. 22, 1873. Try 1‘" who 11mrouglily understands Household work. to whom good wages will be given. Apph personally to Mrs G A Barnard. Richmond Hill. Richmond Hill, Aug. 9831, 1873. 7T‘8-tf VILLAGE, SGHDflL AND EITHER TAXES. Book Slore ANADTAN ILLUSTRATED NEWS. J A weeklv iournnl of Current Events. Yonge Street, Ju‘y. 1872. J A weekly journal of Current Events. Literature, Seienfie and Arm \gricu'ture and Mechanics, Fashion and AL .Isemem. find at H'c a number at the HERALD Book Store' THE LATEST NOVELTIES ‘Ladies’ Back Combs ! Richmond “in. Sep. 30, 1873 Thirty new and fashionable styles to se- lect from at lst NUVEM BER NEXT. By order of the Council. OETICAL WORKS, OF ALB THE The Canadian Patent Office Record difiarent 'po‘uts, at the HERALD Book um Store. RESIDENCY. EWELRY! JEWELRY! FOR SALE PAPER BOOKS OF ALL KINDS AT the HERALD Book Store. Foot D0 One Horse Foot One Horse Two horse ‘One Horse Do Do AMES.‘ TOYS, &c., FUR. SALE AT Do Twu Horse D0 One Horse Do Foot > One horse I B L E S 0 CI E TY DEPOSITORY cheap at the HERALL. Book Smre. C H O 0 L REQUISITEVSV OF ALL DESCRIPTION OF LICENSE. the HERALD Book Store GOOD GENERAL SERVANT. kinds at the HEkALD Book Slore‘ different 'po‘uts, BELTS! moud Hill branch) at [he HERALD THE HERALD BOOK STORE Strayed. Wanted. WM VANDERBURG DATE WHEN FXP "HIS Ociober 12m. 1873 " 22nd, “ “ 24th, ” " €251!)- ” l1Apnl 1121]]. June 24th. Aug, l4th Sepl'r. 15th, [)ec’r 2mh, Jany. 15m. “ 2*le. " 2"“1, F‘oby. 91h. " l7lh. ” 24th, " 25th. March 3rd, ' ' l 41h. Apnl 1121]]. June 24th. AND Oct 10th, 1873‘ Nov. 22nd, “ *Nov. 29th, “ Dec. 11th, “ Dec. 14th. “ Feb. 11th, 1874 Feb. 17th, “ ‘Feb. 2155!, “ Feb. 25th, “ Mar. 12111, “ u 15th, :4 .s 24th, u H 28th, H April 28th, “ June 3rd, “ ‘ “ 17th, 'July llth, Aug. 27th Sept. 2nd, ‘ "‘ 9th, ‘ “ 12m, “ 291b, DATE WHEN LI- CENSE EXPIRES Lansing P‘ 0 7294f l‘21h , lfilh . 27th. 26th 1874 ’I Tell surc' SURGEON DENTIT Particular attention) paid to Children’s teeth, and alm to Gold Fil'ling. A stock of beautiful teeth aiwax's on hand and fly] Work warranted. Mr. Wells will visit the Iollowing places, on the da} 5 mentioned. Mnrnhum, on the 8th day of each month. Stouffvilla, " 1(th > " " Sprlllghill, " l4lll ' “ " Richmond H ill, lSth “ " Thornhill. " 2Ulh " " Maple, “ Q‘an " " Mr Wells or assistant will he at his office, Yonge Street. Aurora. 31 all times. A l letters addressed to Aurora, promptly at- tended to. Teeth also set with Ihe Céluloid Base. 3 new inveminn. being lighter. stronger and more dumble than the md kind. Having had nine §ears expmience, satislaclion can be guaranteed. One Box of Clarke’s B 41 Pills D To Weeklv Papa rs. race ved at [he HERALD Book Slum. Rwhmond Hil’ ~ Burgoyne. Rurbidgcs 9nd Co . Colman Street London Newhm‘v and Sons. 37 Newgate SL. Londun. Barc‘av am Sun. 95 Warringdmm SI . London Sanger and Sons. ()xrmd 51.. London. And all Iha London “’holesalg Houses. IS warruntod m cure a“ disdlarges from the Urinnrv Organs. in anher .wx- ncquired or constilmim al. Grnvel and Paim in vhe Back. Sold in Boxes, 45 fid each.by all Chemists and Patent Medtcnw Vendors. Sole proprrelo', F. J. CLARKE AI’OTHECARHS’ HALL. LINCOLN, JNGllANl). Momrea‘.â€"F‘.vans Mercer and Co.. Wholesale “ Drugmsm. Lymnns Clare and ('0. Toror.tn.â€"l".lliot‘. and (‘04, Wholesale Drug “ gizts. Shuan and Owen. Hamilton .â€"\Viner and (To. Halifax.â€"Aver\, Brown and Co. Ranging in price from 3"} cents per lb. upward LUMBER, SHTNGLES & LATHE PLANING DONE TO ORDER. Richmond Hill, Dec. 9. ’72. 751-1y [{ICHMOND HILL SAW MILL ! One hundred and forty of which are chimed and well ('ullivafied. There are on (he pro- perty 1w0 good FRAME DWELLING HOUSES! anee lmge hams, two stables. and other 116- cessary iarm buildings. Two sprng creeks run across the int, and plemy of good water abounds. It. is situated a' a distance of eight- een miies from Toronto, and two mill-s from RLrhmond Hill. This farm is nearly all under- drained. and wall fenced. \v'nh two good or- chards. and about B For further particulars. apply, either by lqtter (post-paid). or on the pvemises, lo TWO HUNDRED ACRES ICHMOND HYLL, WILL GENFâ€" rally he found at home from ‘2 to 3 o'clock. P M. John Ellimt Lnngstafi' is auth- orized ln collect act-cunts. February 4th. 1873. 759-” Richmond “in. June 19,1873. D cimrs, Conveyancm's 510., &c.. nFFCEfiâ€"Nn. 56. Church Street. Tomntn, nexl door north of British American Insurance Bquings. J. N. BLAKE. R. E. KINGBFORD. M.A. EDWARD PLAYTER. ELI) , (Medalz'sf, Toronto University,) PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, &c. Coroner for the County of York. Rnidenneâ€"Opposhe I). Hopkin’s Store,Cor. Yonge and Elizahe‘h St. Richmond Hill. UBSCHIPTIONS FOR THE TORON r Coumv Enginoor. Drnl'lsnmn 6m. Surveys. Plans. Del-crimions. Reports. Hana of hrir‘gos. Specifications‘ Forms of contract. Sfif‘urlty Bonds, &c . execmed with neatness and despalch. Fifty Acres Good Bush. No. Trust and Loan Buildings. Comer of Adeiuide and Toronto streets, TORONTO. Rowime LAND SURVEYER, Coumv Euginoor. Draftsman 6L0. Dec 4. 1872 MECHANIC, MANUFACTURER, ENG]- NEER. CHEV’IIST. FARMER AND MERCHANT. should at ones send his name and address mlh $1.50 for one war’s subscription to Superior Farm for Sale, EING LOT N0. 28, IN iTHESVECâ€"i A Copy of first number cm be seen at this Ofieo. 766~2 SIIINGLE' CUTTING, March 12. 1873 Toronto Julv 28. 1873 BLAKE 6L KINGSFORD, ARRISTERS‘ ATTORNEYS, SOLI- Family Groceries. I. Crosby, Fire Proof Store, 0nd cnnneusion of the Township of Markham, containing VERY INVENTOR, BUILDER, Residence at Aurora, Ont. A LARGE STOCK OF AGENTS IN CANADA. ANDREW MAGER, EXPORT AGENTS ‘. JAMES LANGSTAFF, J. M. WELLS, L.D.S., M ECHANICS‘ M RGAZINE, Also a fiue assortment of @imfiuncmw, RICHMOND HILL. MRS. JAMES CLIFFORD. flrutirrg. TO THE PUBLISHER, GEORGE E. DESBARATS. MONTREAL. DEALER IN 8. JAMES, AND AND Richmond Hill P. 0. 7501f 7G4-tf‘ 7844f THE TEA CHEST Consisting of Teas from 50 cents to $100. which for quality and flavor, cannot be sur- passed. COFFEES, DOMINION TEA HOUSE, RICHMOND HILL. Salmon T rout, Cod Fish and Labrador Herring. PROVIâ€"gIONSé WINES A ND LIQUORS . - J 7 CHEAP JAPAN TEA. ONLY 25 (TENTS PEIL lb. U CENTS mu m. Skirving’s Improved Purple Top Swede, Mangel Wartth and Carâ€" - rot Send, at the DOMINION TEA HOUSE. A.MOODIE. BLOOD'S DUBLIN PUR'I‘ER. AND U’KlfilSFE’S ALE. &c. Crockery 80 Glassware. GA DEN TOOLS. &c. Farm Produce Iqlgcn emchange. , ONTARIO HOUSE CONSISTING 0F Choire Twas, Tobacco, Currants, Bazsms, Prams, Drzcd A Males,- fin, SALMON TRUU'I‘. cm; FISH. COAL BOOTS AND SHOES! Just came to hand. suitabie for tho SPRING TRADE. Al Priors Z/zqt defy/Competition. 0] L, 6‘0. Splendid Green Tea for 50 centspcr lb. Departnwm will he found the vary best familv Flour mnnummured by Rumble & Cnlvarl, Richmond Hill Mills. Wlllflll has stood the test for a length of lime. and IS ullnwed by compe- lentjudgm to he llw hes! flour hmngln into the town. l’fias,()ms, Bran. Shorts, Bacon, Hams and Potatoes: alwm's on hand A choice 10! ol‘ [H.AI K TARTAR OATS now on hand m for seed. Also Clover. Timothy and Flax Seed. All kinds of field and garden sends. Br Rémcmber the place, Corner of Yonge and Centre St.. opposite Sanderson d- Sons, Richmond Hill. J. BROWN. 77-.Ilhkinds of Farm Produce taken in exchange and the Highest market price paid. Call and examine our stock before purcham ing elsewhere. as we tee] confident We can give porfent satisfartion. A. n-uv any num re râ€"nole‘xceedingtnreehlindrod dollars by any one doposimr.) wilI be received ntthe Richmond Hill Pact Ufficmt’or which Governmemwilhlluw Interest. F0llnarticMnrs-applyto FInur kept on hand. which cannot be MOE Has always on hand xhe largest and beét varieiy of beat by nnyxfiing that comes to town. 'eas, Shorts, Bran, Clover and Wmothy SCH], Flax Seed, Garden Seeds, (£6. RICHMOND @é' ‘ POST HILL 0 F F1 0 E. nEPOSITs OF ONE DOLLAR, (on Oflicehours: from 6:30 A.M.t09:'30 “I. Mav 4,186.9 5634! ARRISTERS, SOLICITORS IN Chancery, Naxaries, 6w. OFFICE â€"Court Sheet. Toronto. Brunch Officeâ€"Division Court Clerk's office, Rich mond Hill. Tnos. K, Monau. HOIACI Tlomll M. TICEFY, Posimaélor. *Jfln. 'I‘EEFY is Government Agtntt’or he sale of Hm'ses and Vehicles for hire. Charges mo- dernw. Opposite Sanderson 6L Sons JOHN BROWN. Propriotors Richmond Hi“. Dec. 14, ’7‘2. 751-31!) D King Street, East, Toruntu. R. A. II-muh-ON,Q c. F. OsLmn. THOMAs Moss, (1.0. W A Fos'rnn. CHARLES Moss. W. G. FALCONIIIDGE SPRING GOODS, 2 Good Agnms raqnired lo canvass Mark- ham and Vaughan with a newlnd what will he a very popular book. None but live bnsic ness men engngPd. Exclusive territory. Ap- piy at the Herald Office. ' NTARIO HOUSE. JUST A RRIVED Which fcr'snnngth and flavor cannot be surpassed north of l'oronto. A large and beautiful assortment of Remember 11: Boots nun Shoes, 1 cannot be. nndnxsold. VI‘HE SUBSCRIBER BEGS T0 NOTI- fy the pubHc xha! he has ruommenned Green, Roasted and Grouud’Coffee : A SI’LENDH) ARTICLE. In all its branches. and from his expel-ion», careful ultemion, and modortte charges. he hopes to reonive a share of the public patron- aga‘ All orders by mail prompfly Ittonded 10. JOHN? VLUVM L531 HARRISON. OSLER as moss, ZARHISTFARS,§LC.. _NOS. 36 AND 38 NTREAL TELEG RAPE COMPANY. Toronto. April 25. 1872 Toronm. Dec. 4, 1972. .0. SAVINGS BANK. IOHMOND HILL LIVEBY ‘TATIONERY OF ALL KINDS AT the Baum Bunk Store. HOUSE PAINTING ! Church 51.. Markham Vil'llgo. January 8, 1873. 755-6»: ALI, KINDS, 71773 and Unadultemted, GROCERIES; IN THE FLOUR AND FE'rD Q). flepartmmh GENTS WANTED. A Large and Select Stock of @rntsriw, 8w. MORGAN 85 THORNE, fy the public \hal he | business at MARRIAGE LICENSES. A LEX MOODIE A [.50 AGENT ran AT THE Painting. HOIACI Tlomll ‘eflf 75U-tf U Hill. containing one :1ch and a quarter of land, one frame: dwelling house. wi H] a barn stables. and other outbuildings thereon. Terms, easy. Apply. on the premise‘a "- HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR sale a number of Village lou; situated 1 sale a number of Village Inn; situated in the village of VICTORIA SQUARE 1 And ur'e locaied at the North-west corael of lot No. 35. 4th concession of Markham. in a section where mechanics and laborers can get steady work and high wages Applv (if by Iettcr.prepaid) to Henry Jennings, Victoria Squnro.or lo .1 lructinn of (he Anglo American Housn by fire. the subscriber has taken ahd filled up than large and commodious premises belong- ing to Capt. T. A. Milne. opposite Messrs. Spgight 6:. Soil’s Novohy Works. Markham. Ex‘cellent acnommodntmn afl'orded for the travelling public and commercial men. Livary‘v stables in connsction with the hotel. Bottled Ale and Porter. About (inefjth of an Acre, [1 MlNION, 513:6 per “10 feet. Also Floor- ing and other Lumber Dressed : Sap Buckels, Paila.(,iderMills. Washing Machinen.Shingleu Waggon Fullness;qu LumberSawedto order Forparticulars address JOHN LANGSTA‘FF, Steam Mills ,lernlrill. THOMAS SEDMAN, ARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER, Undertaker. &c. U Undertaker. &c. Rnsnmucnâ€"Nearlv opposite the Post Office Richmond Hill. . A FRESH SUPPLY, At $1.82, $5. $5.50. $8.50 and $9. at the HERALD BOOK Sronn. Richmond Hill. JEWELRY, JEWELRY, ALBUMS, WORK BOXES, PURSES, ‘ TOYS, POCKE T CUTTLERY, BOOKS. PAPER COLLARS And Cuffs; AT THE HERALD BOOK STORE. $5 A231? wgnngi All classes of Working peoplo. ofoither sex. young or old. mu :3 more money at work for us in their spare moments, or all the lime, than at anything Ms). Particulars free. Address: G. STINSON & (30., Portland, Maine. fi CONSEQUENE OF THE DESâ€" THE CANADIAN PUNCH! Out Eirerfv Saturday,5 cts. Much 97. 1872. Sam. 4. 1812. LONG LIFE PILLS! BOGUS MEDICINES. H o L L 0 w Airâ€"78 PILLS AND ‘ OINTMENT. I luv: for I considorible time hast considered it to ho mv duty to advertise the public of the British Nonh American: Provinces against buy- ing from unprincipled dealers medicines em- anating from New York. and said as my “ Holiowny’a Pills and Ointment." in which much ingenniw hur- been diaplayod in passing ihom ofi' as of mi maka. It is very difiicull indeed to nilpmpi to onnmernte 'ho many de vices to which the parties have had. rosonice. They lay, :mongnl oihnr things, that a new hm! hm baen ndnpted by Ihem. and with ban-faced efl'ronterv caution the public against being deceived by <purious imitations. ' ' n,n,.AA Thornhill. Nov. 3,1869. Richmond Hill. Dec. 24. ’72. 753-3m '1; cm loyed by the so-cnl ed ()homiul Company in ew York. who lendn big name for a small nun #bvl file name of llollnwnf' in weekly sum. The medicine»: sold by this Compxny lra palmm‘l ofl‘ upon the public as my" Hollowuy'l Pills Ind Ointment," so that were they to injure half the community no discmdix would {all (1pm) the fabricators ofthess compounds. but Would considerably damage the reputation of my mike. V I An it it not It nll nocasndry for this CREW to incur any expense in tho: sale of their produc- tions. or to a vonfllimiled extant (trading as they do upon my name). they are in .1 position to ofer them at a very low price in' Canada, where they are purchased bv - few VVlmlosnl‘e House: that 1 cm nnmo, and will name hero Ifaer, ifthtv continue to vend the sum. House and Lot for Saie, N_>l,gUCASV STREET, RICHMOND unw, .. The {allowing are tho names and addressbs of some of the Housu who get my medicines from here direct 1-â€" Messrn Avnry. Brown dz Co , Hnlifax. N.S. Messrs Forsyth & C0,. Hulifnx. NS Messrs '1‘. B Barker 5: Sons. St John, N.B M- 'i‘. I)” Brisny, Charlotte Town. P.E.I. Messrs Langioy &, (,o., Victoria. BC. Messrs Moore &. C... Victoria, B.C. Patent Eaveâ€"trbugh ND WATEHSPOUTS FOR THE DO My Pm» and Ointment an mid at the low“ wholeaa‘e nu plicos. in quantities of not less than £20 wolthâ€"J‘xz , 89 I dH 293.. 345‘, per don“ boxes of Pills or pots of Ointmmn. for which remittances must be sent in advance, Those mediates are not ao!d in tho United Stun. Mia‘sâ€"oily Pot and Box of my preparation hem the Rritinh Governmont Stamp, with 1| e words, " Hollow-y’l Piflu and Ointment. London.” (Signing "moms HOLLOWAY. 538. Oxford Strut. W. 0‘. lion (on, July 1, 1878 785 AMILY BIBLIES, April 9. 137.3. itropsrty fur 5m, Village Lots for Sale. NIPISSING HOTEL; ISCELLANEOUS BOOKS SUITA- ‘ bio for presents at the HERALD Boox The lots contain “GRIP” WM. G. HINGSTON. MARKHAM. FOR SALE BY R. E. LAW. Drugg'm, Richmond Hill F. CRAWFORD. D. T. WOOTEN. 737-tf Dingla P. O. 714-” 510-.“ Chickering‘, Smian and Durham Pianos. AM). the calibrated Prince’s 0rgans & Melodeons, Which is aanp‘ed to parlnrs where space is an object. The mode of m4 consmwtinn rs entirely new. and based upon the beél known principles of science. 1V1 ed us in tha agency Ill thissm-tion ['01 the sale of Messrs G A. I’rinr'e & Co’s weld: brated Organs and Malndeons. in favor of which we! give our most unqualified approva! and recommendation as the lending and most reliabie reed instrumem now manufactured. HUMMING BIRD PIANO Markham. Nov. 3. 18'”. Testimonial from Professor H. G, Collins I have rarefully examined the pianos sold by Mr‘ H B Raesor. called the Humming Bird, or Colihri Pianus. manufactured by Ma- thuseck. and think they ate wouderf‘ulh's‘vast and pure in tone. and from their pccutm. cou- structinn. calculated Io rmnniu in tune ranger 1hm) other pianos. and consequently to sland a greater amount of wear HENRY GUEST COLLINS.» Toronto Feb. :28. 1872. 714-1}! It F atténs in, Oneâ€"fourth (he usual Mme, and saws Food. Price 25 cents and $1 00 par box. A doll“ box contains two hundred feeds. Sbld by Drnggists and Storekeeper: MES cents per bok. _ HUGH MILLER &C0-. ‘ 0n Currant Bushes and F Wit Tran; THE CHINESE GARDER POWDER Desuovs all kinds of Insects, Grubs and CM- erpillars on Currant and Gooseberry Bushes. It destroys the Ticks. promotes the growth of tho who], and improve-n the condition: of thq animal. A 35 cent box will clean 20 sheep of 35 lamb's. Aemcvm‘uuu. CHEMISTS. Y 167. King Street East, Toronto. For Sale by Druggistl and Storekeepers. I R. E. LAW, Agent. Richmond Hi“. Fellows’ Compound Si RUP OF QYPOPHOSPIHTES.’ As alllife-endowod bodies. whatleth he Baast. Birds, Repmes. Insm'ts or even Zoo. phites. and un‘jects of the Vegetable Kingdom are gonm‘nm/ by ritulfnrce, which binds all the springs of existent-n. and as nothing can save (ham f-om destruction when _ this prinnipla leaves them, \ho discovery of means whereby vhaIity may he sustained in )the living body is indeed a boon to the wor‘d." Modern chemistry. has vo’ntiluad (he ques- tion and discovered the ingnfiienw commu- ting:th brain. musolés and nr-rves, and finds that hy introducing these ingredients in prnpor proponi‘ons the brain and nervous system Ire stranglhsnnd Tls.. than.” i‘i s11Hslaflvin1|y the basis on which Frzllnow’s llvrnrunsvm'rns is huilt.it,! direcf aminn is upvn the mad, the Brain and Nervous S\ stem. and line Muscles. ftrullélh- «ning the nerves. it causes the rapid distribu- {ion of Vitalizod Blood in the Muscfllfi'r Ofgnns of the Bndy. , Rou‘zing the Shlggish Heart and Liver, Ftrenglhenhlé lhé nclinn of thefifiomach and Rowels and nnnhliug th'l Lungs to be fiullyinv flaled wnh ()XVgP']. llfll\‘\| .. .u >. It is adapted fur ALL casos of Weakness and Emacimion. whmher arising from sedentary life. a trnpiral rrlinme. from favor or ns‘bility from anv cause, and is efficacious in I’uLuo- NARI CoNslmr'rmN. man}- ronfirmad wages having heen cured and all benafilled. where: its use "a: Man cominned nVc-r l fortnight. In Bronchitis it. is a sperlfic. Ind HI Aslhma’ it gives relief when even other remedy fails. For Narvous Debillty i( stand: unrivalled; and may he and with Mnfidenvo in all Fuses. As this is entirely distinct and different {ruin every other preparation of vaophosphites.bi careful (0 ask for FLLLows’ Svnufi‘and lulu no other. TICKS ON SHEEP. USE MILLR’S TICK DESTROYER. “63119 $11552“ Swath. gljumiml fitmtmmmtfi, (Signed) H; G. COLLINS. WM. FLUMERFELT. R. H. B. REESOR HAS SUCCEED SOLD BY APOTHECARIEB. Price. $31-50: Six for $750. JAMES 1. FELLOWS.Chami36 64-8 8%. Julfll. EB. H; B. REESOR, CATERPILLARS gaunt afltt’ticim, Agricultu ml Chemists. Toro “to: HUGH MILLER & C0., DEALER IN Notice.