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Imported Draft, Stallion, Robert Cheny lst, John Kemp an,John Kemp 3rd. s ‘1. Carriage Stallion, Dennis Carrigan Ist, John Davis 2nd. Agricultural Stallion, James H. Smith 1st, Samuel Madill 2nd, Wm. Clarke The Annual Spring Show of Live Stock, Farm Implements, etc” under the auspices of the above Society, took place at Weston on Tuesday of' last week, and was very numeroust attended. The horses and cattle were exhibited in Mr. Henry Russels Park, adjoining the village and was the largest and best show of horses 'we have ever seen at a local fair. About one o’clock the judges commenced their duties and. as far as we could see, gave pretty general satis- faction. Of‘ imported horses there was a good show, also of Canadian draft stallions. The following is the 3 PRIZE LIST: l Bonusâ€"28 entries. l Thorough-bred Stallion, Col. Gracy lst, Eugene Wells 2nd. Roadster Stallion, Robert Cheny lst, Robert. Davis 2nd. GWILLIMBURY NORTH.â€"Tavel‘n-°..â€" John Ferris, Allan Pearson‘ Samuel King, Thos Flannigan; refused, James Tillett‘ Thus. Ellis. Total, taverns, 4; refused. 2. KINa.â€"-Taverns Ann Ash, Robert Bell, Walter Bell, Henry Hulse. John Hogan, Alex. Johnson, James Duggan. John Ht)bins0n,- Isaac McBride, Elwood Lloyd. William Rowe, Thos. C. Sturett; refused, Tlms: Butt. Total, taverns 12 ; refused, 1. The annual meeting of the Richmond Hill Mechanies’ Institute was held in the Masonic HalL on Tuesday exoning, the 20d inst. Mr. Switzer, President, in the chair. NEWMARKET.â€"Taverns â€" Margaret Forsythe, Margaret Hewitt, Clark Hun- mer, James McUlintock, Alex. 8; Neil McKinnon ; refused, Tlios. Neil. Shops â€"â€"Uhas. H. Luckhard. Barbara Sharp. Chas. W. Rowen. llefusud, James Bond, Thomas Peterson, John Jackson, Edward Blackburn, Frederick. James. Total, taverns 5, refused, 1; shops 3, refused 5. AURORA.â€"Sh0pâ€"John Fields. Ta- vernsmFrederick Sutcle, GeorgP Lemon, Jae. Waite, John Colter; refused Johnson Spence. Total, 1 shop, 4 taverns; I refused. GwIIQLI",\IBURY EAST.â€"Tavernsâ€" John McKeown, James Woodcock, Pat- rick Flannigun, John Paisley; refused _ . , __ . 7- . ,Am 1 uulvn Ll-Ulmr’i anuuau 11: Iuloqgo, Wright. Tdtu], 4 taverns; 3 refused. GEORGINA.â€"-Shop ~J. R. Stevenson. Taverns r ’I‘. A. Tager, Joseph Shep- pard, \Vhit.e& Rogers, Steven Wright. Total, 1 shop, 4 taverns. WHITCHURCH. â€" Shop â€" W. Lloyd Tavernsâ€" Charles, William Galloway, Richard Knill, Edward Wllliams. H.M. Miller, Asa Curtis, E. M. Miller. T0- tnl. taverns 7. In 1875 the taverns licensed were 51 ; shops 14. For 1876 there will be 42 taverns and 8 shops. WEST YORK AND VAUGHAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Elm Total 251 75 The election of Officers was then pro- ceeded with, with the following result: John Duncan, President, J. H. Sanderson, 1st VicerPresident. A. L. Skeele. 2nd Vice-Preside“. I. Crosby, Treasurer. R. E. Law, Secretary. COMMITTEE or MANAGEMENT.â€" Messrs. Lawrenne, Boyle, Pngue, Harri» son, Switzer, Trench, Mortimer and Hollingsheadf AUDITORS.-â€"â€"A. Law and H. Newberry. Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. The following financial statement, for 1875 6, was presented by the Treasurer and adopted : The License Commissioners for the North Riding of the County of York, met. at Netymarket, on Monday, the lat inst, and granted and refused the fol- lowing hotel and shop licences: HOLLAND LANDING.-â€"~ShOpSâ€"Thos. Sheppard, Thumpson ; refusedâ€"Qtanley Morgan. Taverns â€" John Sheppard, Elizabeth Robinson. Total, shops, 2; taverns, 2; refused, 1. To balance on hand from Lle year $ 5 Members’ subscription . . . . . . . . 62 Lectures and Entertainments. . 30 Dounlibnsb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Legislative Grant . . . . . . . . . . . 100 Sundries. . _. . n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 EXPENDITURE. By Books and Periodicals bought- in accordance with Legiflalive Grant. . . . . , . . . . . i . . . . . . . . Treasurer of Arts Association . . . Rem of Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rent (‘f Piano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cost of Lecture and Enter’menls Librarian’s Salary, Posmge, and Sundries . . . . . . . . Balance in Treasurer-’3 hands. . . Where Advertising Cbutracts can be made THIS'PAPER IS ON FILE WITH MEGHANICS’ INSTITUTE. Ru'HMuNn Hum. MAY 5, 1876 NORTH YORK. RECEIPTS. Total $145 00 5 00 25 00 5 00 1 I9 25 3 5 56 62 50 30 15 46 00 100 ()0 251 76 33 53 28 98 After considerable discussion it was decided to accept the proposition, and a Committee, consisting of Messrs. Palmer, Duncan and Atkinson, was appointed to see the work carried out. Mr. Palmer’s proposal to allow the Association the free use of the show grounds for nine years, on the condition that it be fenced at the expense of the Society, was then taken into considera- tion. I Camdhn Draft Staflion, Alex. Bur- gess lst, Lafayette Whitmore 2nd Henry Devine 3rd. It was also, on motion, decided to have a class for the best milch cow of any breed. Mr. Gray moved, seconded by Mr. Munshaw, that a prize be offered for the best shod horse â€"Carried. Mr. Trench moved, seconded by Mr. Soules, that no animal be allowed to show in more than one class.â€"-â€"Carried. Potato Bug Crusher, patented by Dahiel Snider. Commended by the judges. Two year old Durham Bull, John Ackron & Son let, Jus. Armstrong 2nd, John Watt 3rd, . A meeting of the Managing Commit- tee of the Richmond Hill and Yonge Street Agricultural Association was held in the Court Room, on Monday evening, 1st inst. Mr. W. C. Patterson in the chair. In the absence of' Mr. R. Marsh, Mr. Hollingshcad was requested to act as Secretary of the meeting. Single Driving Horse, in, harness, (special by John Eagle, Weston), Henry Russell lst. James Conrun 2nd. . Agricultural 'I‘eam (special by Henry Russel, Weston), John Ackron & Son lst, Francis Fcnwick 2nd. CATTLE» 9 entries. Durham Bull, F. J. D. Smith lst‘ James Guardhouse 2nd, Jae. Armstrong 3rd. several toasts were proposed by the Pre~ sident and heartily responded to, viz., “ The Queen,” “ The Prince of Wales and the Royal Family." both of which were followed by a hearty cheer. The “Health of the Judges” was proposed in a few appropriate remarks by the 1st Vicepresident; and was responded to by Messrs. Elliot, J. Duncan and J. Cruik- shank. Next came “ The successful ’ “The unsuccessful com- competitors,’ petitors,” "The President and Vice Presidents,” and “Our Host and Hostess," after which the proceedings were closed. It is thought that. this was the most successful spring fair ever held at Weston.â€"-Frce Press. The Secretary proceeded to road the minutes of last meeting. Mr. E. Sanderson objected to act as one of' the judges on sheep and swine. The motion was carried, and tho min- utes as amended confirmed. The implement department Was well represented, and the various machines excited the interest of the company pre sent. Those manufactured in Wood- bridge were very successful in competing with those of other makers: All the implements exhibited by Mr. Abcll were awarded first prizes; and we notice that Messrs. Brown & Muir’s combined reaper carried off the first prize in com. petitionl With the “Meadow Lark,” a fact highly complimentary to the above firm. Mr. Daniel Snider’s Potato Bug machine excited the curiosity of most present, and recoived no small attention. It met with a favorable opinion From the judges. The following is the prize list : By about four o’clock the prizes were alleawarded and a list of the successful competitors was read from an upper window of the hotel by the Secretary, Mr. Joel lineman. Dinner immediately followed, John Abell, Esq., occupying the Presidental chair,‘ and J. P. Bull, Esq, that of 1st Vice-president. Mr. Ru'ssel’s manner of providing on such occasions is too well known to need any comment here, suffice it to say everything was very satisfactory._ After the wants Mr Lawson moved, seconded by Mr. J. Palmer, Jr., that the minutes of last meeting be amended by erasing the name of Mr. E. Sanderson, and inserting Lhat of Mr. ’l‘hos. Martin instead. Mr. E. Sanderson moved, seconded by Mr. Warren7 that there be a class for Canadian-bred draft horses.â€"â€"Carried. Ayrshire Bull, James Lowric 13b. Ayrshire Bull, two-year old, flames Lowrie. Combined Reaper and Mower, Brown & Muir 1st, John Elliott 2nd, Wrought Beam Plow, James Coulter lst, Josegh Fleurv 2nd. Metal Beam Plow, James Coulter lst, James Coulter 2nd: Gang Plow, Joseph Fleury, lst. Iron Harrows, Peter Mallnby lst, J. Brooks 2nd. - Machine Jack, James Coultcr, com mended by the judges, IMPLEMENTs.â€"27 entries. Sulky Rake, Patterson Bros. 15:, Haggert Bros. 2nd. Mowing Machine, John Abell lst. Reaping Machine, John Abell lst, Haggert Bros. 2nd. The meeting than adjourned. AGRICULTURAL MEETING @137 SO HOOL REQUISITES AT THE HERALD BOOK STORE Horses and Vehicles for Mrfi (‘hargesmo- derate OppositeSandersonfiz Sons JOHN B ROWN, Proprietor Three prisoners, who were confined in Renfrew gaol awaiting their trial, made ‘theilf escape on Sunday night last. For sale on reasonable: terms. the Houses and lot comprising half an acre of land. With excellent garden and orchard, .lyinu south of Mr. A, L Skeel’s shop and north of Mr. Alex. Moodie’s store. on Ihe East, side of Ynnqe Street. in the village of Richmnnd Hill. A good business stand. Apply to - . . 'Ixn Alex. Gibson, called the timber king of New Brunswick, has cut 26,000,000 cubic feet of logs this season. Five men, sleeplng in a close room on board a steamer, at Kingston, were nearly suffocated by gas from a coal stove. An extensively signed petition from Boston, for reciprocity with Canada, Was presented in the House of Representa- tives, on Saturday. Grangers ! A case was decided in b‘ralt last week, which 'is of' general inteiest to municipal authorities all over the country. Dr. Whiting, in December last, was driving" down a hill between Preston and Free- port, when one of his horses shied, caus- ing the carriage to upset, and fall a con- siderable distance, injuring several of the occupants. There was no fence along the side of the road to protect travellers, and it was shown that if there had been the accident would probably not have happened. The action was brought by Dr. Whiting against the Township of Waterloo for damages, and a verdict of $150 was awarded him. In view of the present and several other decisions, it behovcs municipal Councils to protect all roadways, and to leave no dangerous‘spots which, in cases of acci- dents, might involve them in heavy damages. April 11 BOOTS AND SHOES The double turret ship “ Infiefiible," which was launched fxom Portsmouth last, week, is described as the most tre- mendous instrument of warfare yet created. Comron‘rmc. -â€"- "By a thorough knowledge- ofthe n ttural Iaw- witichguvetv theopurattons ofdigestinnaud nutrition and by noareful ap- plication t-f the line properties 01 well-salectod cocoa, Mr [Cups has p'ovittt-(i our breakfast tables :Wltll a delicately flavored beve‘rége which InaV save us many heavy floctm's’bills. It is' bt' [on judicious use at such vm'ticlm‘ of diet that a constitution ma) be gruuually built up lllllll sttong enough to resist every tendency to disensn. Hunttn-da at subtle maladies ate floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a w ~ak po-nt. We may escape many a fatal shaft in keeping ourselves “to” tortifiad wtth pure Mood and a properh nourislmd Mamet”â€" (Tinil Survive (iuzctlc Sold only in pack- ts lubeil~~d-â€"" JAMES laws :5; ( o . Hotnmltpatliic (,‘hetnixls, 48 'l‘liteadneetllo Sheet, and Ht! Piccadillv, London ” ' 10 Per Cent Off" FOR CASH. J An old woman, named Flora McRao. residing: in chtoria County, who lmd attained thegreat age of 100 years7 was l'ound dead one day last week. She was found sitting by the fireside with her clothes almost completely burnt 0E. Money to lend on first mortgage of farm properly, at eight per cent. interest, In sums to suit borrowers. No cmmmssi m. Ap- ply to BLAKE & KINGSFUHD. ' 10 Adclzude St. East, Toronto H H TO LEND. ) \anmond Hillbranch) at the HERALD )ok Store. ’ Richmond Hill. Doc.1~l, '72 IBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITORY ICHMOND HILL LIVERY EPPS’S COCOA. â€"GRATEFUL Am OUSES AND LOT FOR SALE JOHN BROWN ’8, \Vhere you can get 01' t0 , 1876. FULL SUPPLIES JAMES M mems. Lask'ay 1’ Jx’IC'IIMO ND IIIL L. NEWS NOTES. RICHMOND HILL, BUY YOUR Grange-31's ! I M. 'I'EH-‘Y, Richmond Hill 751-3111 Can be obtained at the Hun“) Book Store at the following reduced prices :-- ' 10 cts. '20 cts. 3O cts 38 cts 4O cts 60 cts 75 ms and 90 cls, 1 ‘ V. ’ WESLEY HYMNS Lumber Tongued.‘ Grooved, and Sur- fizca [’laned, in short notice. Orders Soh'cited. Lumber cut from 36 feet down, to order 153 ll Lumbar allelnded [0, Richmond Hill, Mar. 2, 1876. 9194f. o‘clock. I; M. Vebluary4ih, 1873 Manufacturer ofDoors. Sashes. Blinds. Mould iugs, Lam. Shingles, &c,, Richmond Hill. BASH AND “WE FACTORY. ()Fl-‘ICE: (Turner 01' Yuuga 2 nd Centre Stsy. Richmond HiH b” [InfiehaimrIEL 7 fl, RESIDENCEâ€"Nearly opposite the Post Ofiico Richmond Hill. l 1 Count. of York Yt“ll9('l I'ulh’ solicits your paIronage and i'riendh' influence Snips al- te' do on Ilm <hnrtns( 1r>lh~e and at reason- ahln rams. 1’. 0. Addm . Teslou. (1"an wA'IwJLsmUI‘s mm Tm: D0- mmnm at $9; per I')“ feet. A Isu Fioor- mgjmxfim muugflenlhmmn-Fsmr Buckets, l‘uiisJ Tidv r \MH» VV-‘fis‘v iug WacHiuesShingles Fellow, Saw" mu! BENF "alurial for Bug- gies and weighs Fulpurticulunaddress A. W R I G H T, CARRIAGE BUILDER. For hire, Funeral Furnishings, Cofiinn a|.d Caakvts in every s1)le.‘ Rags to ann vunce to [ho lnhah'nants of Raul]â€" mond NW' and snrroundmg Iwighlmrhuod.thn he has built a new Hearse an neon went ad we Orrmrz: 20§ \dr-laide Sire et lCast,’I‘oronto, a fan doors West oi the l’osl (23101: May 31. H75. 850 xr‘ BENT FELLOES, SHAF'I‘S, CUTTER and SLEIGH RUNNERS, EAVE-TROUGHS, R ICE‘JSIIJ) Anvlio‘near for [he (‘nnnlv of York I'l-spflclfnll} solicit: Your patronage and friendh‘ iufiuauce. Sa‘es amended on (he shor‘nsl “Mice and at rearouahle rales. PA) address', King. ARRISTERS, &C.. Union Block, Cor- ner I'ormm'» and Adelaide Sts (opposite the new Post ()ffi' e.) 'l‘orumo. F. OSLER. JAMES Brz'rnmxn, W G FALCONBRHHIE. tuna.“ Moss, N. W Hovmcs. J. U. 'l‘mm. 1) AM) HEAL m1 Tr; Anhu'u Dalro ~15 received.st jrCl 10 dvmnm‘l wuh interest. Loans negotlalad Debemureslur Sale. UNDERTAKING BUSINESS. A FINE NEW HEARSE February l5. I87“ UIIYSICIAN. SURGEON AND A05 i CuucmcUR. ICEN‘SED AUf‘TIUNEER for the A (Ynumips 0! York. Peel, Ontario and Simone ; also Valuazzr and Commission \geln. RU. Addxess Blnumiuglun. ‘l 9 Chancel-v S1|n~ alwnded tn. Parlies requiring MR PA’ITICRSON’S services can make arrang menus: and ()hlnill particu- [MS as 10 Ierms .\‘c,. at the H LRALD Office. Nov '22, X875. , 9051f. 10 to 100 Dollars CL-fiDE «SDHOOK, : [VIP NICD \uctioneer fur the (Funny of i. A York. I-e»;m<-x1ul|vsolimlsyour nmronagu 1nd friendly infinemc»I Sale-s ultundmi on (he rhuer nunce and at reasonnhlu rates l’. U. liidl‘l'SS. lem'ia Squaw . Markhmn, Sam. 10, “~74 8434f AW AND (BUNVEYI‘JNCJNG 0Fâ€" ; F1012. AUImLm VViI [)6 at, Richmond Hill,eve7‘g Thursday OFFICE AT PALMER’S HOTEL. MODERATE CHARGE. THOMAS SEDMAN, ’1ARRIAGE Am) WAGON MAKER, Nov. 2. [875. Auzara‘ .lulv l3. Toronm. Nov. 4,187: Richmond I]il],J'uly 23. 1874‘ BETHUNE. OSLER 8a MOSS, lmngsxafi', Pub. 28, [N76 'l‘mmn. 0m 5‘ King, Supt 1f]. IR74 (LATE wn‘u w‘ uuumzv. NHWMARKPTI'.) DR. JAMES LANG-STAFF, iICHMOND HILL, WILL GENEâ€" DANIEL KINNEE, ICENS‘ED AUCTIONEER FOR THE A. W l L L I S , ANKm \N ’liR-zKER msmumcxa Fu neral Fur nishings supplied in from THORNH ILL, ONT. SAMUEL M. BROWN, mHy be found at 'home from GEO. BROWN, M. D., JAMES C. STOKES g’gntfiinw ($311315. J. M. PATTERSON, A LARGE STOCK 0F Richmond Hill ALFRED QUANTZ, F. J._ FARR DEN, RICHMQND x» ILL. MANUFACTURERS JOHN LANGS'I'AFI‘ Steam Mills. Laugslafi P O KEPT “N H A\D, ALSO, 898 If 919 tf 9094'. 917:1" 842-! 9512 If 35» 11 l0. With great saving of lime and food. It gives slreng h and lifts to Horsesyeven during hum work . (‘ows frd wuh in p oduuq nmre‘ milk am: bullar. a: the same time increase in 'flwsh find for stall feeding r-ul le “S (flat is mmulaus Opened out at FalcOnbridge’s ms Carriages, Buggies E86 ,Wagons And using none but the BE 4T MATERI M., tmy foal certain that they can give smisfuclion none of their work heng done In an} other shop N. B.-â€"â€"A ‘W. & S. would also state that in connection with the nbuve Lhey have opened a New BLACKSMITIâ€"I SHOP, RE'I'UR V their sincere .lhanks for paylpatronagennd would Hag Ieavs to sav. mat having an] vrg d L‘mir p mnises and made talmngempnls Ior having alhho II work done undnr lltoil own Supervision. are d Ilrlmi ed [0 eslnbfish a reputation second lo none in the Province [qt- Eagle Mills and Buffalo Brands. Black Cobourgs, French 'I‘wills. Black Par mamas, b‘ilk \Vurps, Black Cmpe Cloths, Persian Cords. Black Empress Cloths, &c., 'c. A large and splendid selection of STUFF GOODS Department replete with everything that is new and fashionable. SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS, GARDEN RAKES, ETC. In all New Patterns and Shades. A beautiful assortment Double Warp and Dunn The \I"<de'signvd having vn' nvr? 1hr Phoio " ' gr-ph Ha'!» '\ mien mwmuld Iv; My (Han-land nun, w-pncli'ulL .41» mi r ‘lw ‘m‘b'il‘ pullnnfiga B L A C L U S T R E S of RI' H ?(!:\H “H mm surrounding , ('mmlr" : a» ho I.~ nuw prnnrvrnd tn gsz mus-- [union m making. “ FIRE PROOF STORE.” A LARGE VARIETY VERY CHEAP. filAGNHFECEWfi‘ DISPLAY Toronto. August 30, 1875. Horses. Cows, Calms, Sheep, and l’igs Richmond Hill, May 3, 1876 Richmond Hill, Mar. 29, ’76. FIRST-CLASS WORKM’EE, ladies' Hats, Gentleman’s Felt Hats, Siik Hats. Bruadway Hats New Trouserings 85 Coatings, ANCY D3: DOLLAR BOX CONTAINS ZOO'FEEDS; < HUGH" MILLER 66 06)., Agricultural Chemists. .Augusl30,1875. 8934f , 16: King S&,Ensl,Toromo Beridcs a host of Goods 1‘00 cxltn'vz've to enumnratc. A. WRIGHT 86 SON Which will be suld at greatly meducc d prices. every department. NEW GOODS! OF EVERY STYLE OR DESIGN. Lace and Damask Curtains and Tassels, Is the best preparation known for fattening ALSO IN STOCK 'JONES‘S CELEBRATED THIS DAY, ; "FRESH SUPPLY, OF PRINTS, Egg GOODS! Parasols, Ecru Ties, Hosiery, Price 250133 and $1 per Box. 3:? CALL, EXAMINE, AND COMPARE NEW READYâ€"MADE CLOTHING, EMPLOYING NON E BU'I‘ J. K. FALCONBRIDGE. AT THE RICHMOND "HILL Guam, ZpHuTzsggPH mum. IS‘AAU 04mm. S E E D S! SH;ch mun-me iu This is! u hrauliful Quarlea-h‘ journal. finely illustrated. and (-nnlmmug an deg .m culoi’cd [“mu‘fisplece wnh the first uumhar Price only '15 me for the your. The first numbm for 187% just issued. Address ' [5 [ha umsl ln-aulil‘u non): of Ihe him? i): 1., Ward Irv rol'nnius nearly 1431! pages. Imn dreds 01 fine llluhlraliullfi, and mum (Ex-numb 'LATES ml? Flowms. bemmfufly drayvn nyq "lured from nmure l’nca 3.3 cm. In phpm (savers; 65 ots bound in Megan: cloth V;ck"a Flower and Vegetabb Garden m the has! (he warld produces TIH‘V mun-d M miilim. poop p In Axumw flu» EVEN“ m. b “Hutu! Vluwrrs mm rm!“ \1‘!\le|¢‘ A I’m-“d Cnmkngui‘ sent HM“ In ;1 ; u hm onu'logn llw postage-11 2 cent $125 up __....., A v.- 1. sale a number of Villurg‘eâ€"lols. situated 11 the village of VICTORIA SQUARE! Viek’s Hewer & Vegetable Seeds Opening Address. for n boy . Lille Christin. â€" Recilauon {or a boy of 6 or ~ years; Lillie Almeâ€"Recrlalnon torn b0~ or givl 6 or 8 years; A' bow plnlf‘urm sgmet'll,-for a boy {a or 12 wars; Recitation on Hallaulry â€"-b_\‘ g h”) of In yours, or Bess : ()lnsang :addvess by girl: \ Good Bnrgmn.â€"â€"A (halo “9 to" two noys: The hurlh (1.1V parryâ€"A finhrgnr {My 3 mus. 3g rls.2gen'lemnn and n |udx ; B «1: ran down l'radrmnan.â€"-v\ dlflfliglfl' Ior 2 boys and 3 gill.\; lhfl' rpm ()pinh-n .â€"-A dialoggw ful'4mn's; Gnvmg lu God â€"A (:luiogur :or 3 hms and‘l gins : Jolly Jam, or :1 sq‘. m... ~'werlurllel|' awm‘ w filll.-â€"-AI d: Jogue fur a hms (E? WIII hn snug Ln an} addresn in packauy on", past-paid. For 3 i can: a; AKIdIESN I" “4 I'MASTEH Vivlurm Squaw Squ. [5? (~75. 9.1 u And arelocated at the North-west coraerof lot No. 35, 4th concession of Markham. in I eectinn where mechanics and laborers can get fiteady work and high wages. ' Applvfifby eucr.prepuid) to ‘ Henry Jennings, Victoria \‘quaremr to 3 WM . G. HINGSTON. Special inducements to ml Salaam-s, Farmers’ Ci others ordering In 29 aunl MRS . P. HOPPER. 115 Pages for 30 Cents About Une- " SE ED STORE ” (“orner of Adelaide 8; Jarvis Streets WM. RENNIE, Toronto. A package cunhlns the following Dialogue.- Ranging in price from 5! cents porlb. “award. L lFEâ€"L um P110 mam I’H‘S AND A MBRU'FYPES; Alse) New“! Fraan shall I)? Emir tn many, plicmion 1 lot No. ‘20. in lhe 3rd Concesalon o? ihe Township of Vaughan. Thar-e is Eighty Acres undv-r improvement and Twenty Acres in Vulunbla 'l‘iml-er. The buildings are good and axle-usive. The.” is an ()Ichard of graft- ed fruit and plentv of Walt-r. This is a good Wheat Farm and beamifullx‘ siluntnd. bein within halfa mile of liinhmond Hill Station on \he Northern Railway. and within hall's mile hum the Village of Maple. and within two miles Mills Incorpoav d Village of? Richmond Hill. on Yonge Streer, and in t“.- imnwdiale neighborhood 0! Mizlp, Schonls ind Churches. and wilhin lb miles oflhe City 08 Tenonm. RlChlnHl" am 1 00 Vick’s F1 oral Guide» Toronto. For. 22. I876 Marchi’7.1872, gANNER DIALOGUES E SUBSCRIBER. OFFERS FOR Village Lots for ale. Family Groceries. I. Crosby, Fire Proof Store, RICHMOND HILL. .1; figmmtg for- firm, A LARGE STOCK 0F ACRES being the East Half of Also a fine assortment of FOR SALE. James Vick. Rochflterg N- Y: The lots contain TEAS, Glover and Timothy Seed,Hunga rian, Tare, 610,, &c., ‘omanfis to haulers. Agricultu- ‘anners’ Clubs. Gmnges. and In gs quantifies. of BY M ‘Lé‘l‘lfil BLAIR '1». ' 9U9vlf Spocinl aneu- tion is directed to Pure Gran Ind Ag:- 1 cultutnl Seeds. Rowe-g Potatoes, to..¢o. 0! Superior Qual- il_\' Vaud wurlh_r lhu attention of pur- Chasers. The sovcmi Do- parnnenls are vxm taunvu and very oomph-ta, c o m ~ prising Flower Seeés VEGETABLE (m Acre, Dirnqu P.0. 714-“ 9lb'