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, “to.” H . if": ‘.«% ‘ ‘ V ‘ I I ‘ ~I_ _ ,,.. x. linemen IS HEREBY GIVEN, CARD, THAT'all Parties indebted 11‘. "the Estate of - _ BEG to state that Messrs. FLOOD -& PRICE have succeeded the in my busi- 4"W9‘e“ “1 s 9sv.'..: :1 4' v ‘. x 1...» ~33“ . .35, ,-,_ ._,.‘,.... .-. I . . r1111 rhorlil's GREAT B00118. THE 11011315, rig-Ills DISEASES: a ‘e y. LET = snor" AND DWELLING Torin EING composed of the east-half of Lot 22, " 3th cancession of Vaughan; 75 acres cleare . ,. Jam e s M I", (Late of the King 8 Head. Lofiido'n, Eng.) No. 26 “Test Marketplace, IN THE Village of Richmond 1111114 the late MAJOR. JNO.BUTTON,are re- tedto a the “moon or before the [st . . . . . TORONTO. For panticularsiepply to, . ROBERT ENVINGS V. s, 2:530, AMER," mm, and also a" mom, who uess at this Village,and feel pleasure to being able cordlally to recommed them » ‘ 103mm NOBLE I N a good Position for business, House com. PROF 5808 o P T J l 0' I v S “have a“). c1.ap-,,,,...aga,“s,_,h° said E,,,,,,-_.I,,m- to the notice olrall my Old Friends and Customers. I therefore respectfully ask for Evan. accommodation ,0, gamers,“ 0pm,, Mama. Jam 22’ 1862 . 1654,, I modicus. with 5 Rooms‘md an “Wham a . u, A HoLoaY up Ipmnwm UR- . . . . r . . , . . ; 1 '~ ‘ .. - .. requested tewhnnd In their Accounts for set- them a fau‘ ma]. Mtgndmg Mmke, Good Spam? G” RY” “RAVE” “WA” (10,“ '91? 01" Pm“ Cellar- Wood Shed and other'Conveniences, I I I . I I .- . I .. g ‘ ~ I I , . 111111.911“, Paar. rVuraauia’ar‘M III lll’mem b°f°r° the “"1 “me' to “w finder. ‘ . I - ‘ J. 1;. FALCONBRIDGE» i I 11:? Dinner from 12 to 2 o’clock“; 1,67 at present In occupation pby'Mrufloomora- , m Tamar], Aalwuurimxn,buffiécég sig'g'l-egi'gxeciumm' IV I I Richmond Hill, F ebrua'y .9.0, 1862. . A . .‘1’6‘9-8 i y ‘ ‘. ‘ ‘3 "v.34; .' ' ~ ' Possession-KIVODIO“ 15‘ Januflfi‘twm" Qflloins'lcu‘uufo" THE AMERICAN .zlitl FRANCISZBUTTON» ' ~ ' ' ‘ j I .." v . , Letter. .. AME-Imam. premises 'ofthe Subscriber. Enqmm 0‘ vhrrmnluasmmmmg 11,..- saw-ac; giggpggggsw» Emmm- ~ v- '7 RemaininginRICHMONDHILLPostOflice lot, "do; 22?, “is '9fid‘.“°°“°°8“if"‘,g A‘BdRW-‘R‘: f LAmrmA..mrc-,m'c.. ‘ ‘ 1 ‘A7 ~ 4 ‘ ' v - 3 , ' ., - Markham. 0110?} new”. 1!? Instant. ‘ v’ Richmond Hill. Dec. 5.1 61"., f . j 15 -1 a - ,- . -“B'uttonville. Feb. 13. 1862. ‘ 168-61- A. NE I . ‘ FEBRUORYI' I062 I, SHEEP. The awaiting! gguegegito prove r“ Ilz-mo' mom EXT?“ P me $125 ’ '7 7‘ 0 m4- . ’ ' - I Y I 6 Bernard. Goodwin Motealffidbert P"°P°"i5’-i’ay “PW”? . " Q tr‘way' 43'. F. u i * ' I -:.Notice.- to Bulldcrs ! . v . . . ._ . camel. c. . M.......’.M.., ~. - .lesohleMNOTT- Ea” ' - * »’ JENNINGS’ GRE AT'Vt-‘ORK ‘ .. r » - r ‘I HE Suhscnbers respectfully call the attention of the Inhabitants of Richmond Dmbygemggh A ‘ Mppmmldflohn , Markham. January 21, ,1, I'165-3I BROKER,~ ,.; 1;, , I, I: .ENDERS Twill be recei;yed.‘bv.the~ under- Hill and surrounding country to the fact that they have purchased the Devereeux.~Th-os.-' Oliver, Jesse _ ' . V: V I _ Esiape and Genera], Zg‘cnt, UN THE HORSE, Tells 3’01! 8” Iabmft _ - . H d T I ‘_.I,;TuESBAY the _ A I . D J h O,G d d h 2 v w: ., . .; . I I _ breedmg and Managlng theammalwrth his I I. gne I ruatees. uul . . I BVQI'BWIX» 0 11 “S- f‘ “( 1 0 Q,- y . .. , . ' ' db I I, . d 25”, ‘day of FEBRUARY next, for the _ Fem“ 30b6,, pilger’Jggqb 0 .a. a ,. . noenrron , . varIouvaces, an owtlev-cau econecre erection of a prime SCHOOL HOUSE 1 in Union School Section No. 1. In the Town- .” ehlps ‘of King and Whitcllumh, on Lot No. 67. lst Concession of King. . ' ' Plan‘and Specifications may be seen at Mr. JOHN'LEGG’S, or‘at Oak Ridges l’ost Oliicev , N.B.-The Trustees do not bind themselves Fox. Benjamin Gallavvaye. William Grey, William Grant, George (9) H oyslop, IM r. Hill, Lawrence llunt. Henry lamieson. Mr. (9) Lumley. Miss Ritchie, William liir:lIelIIs,gRobert Richins, Elijah Ramsay", Mr. Emccllcnt Stock of Goods .' Lately, held by Mr. J. K. FALCON BRIDGE-and having , Bought For'cash z ' " ‘ And on very favorable terms, and leased the Store for a periodof years, they feel confident of illtill‘ ability to US'I‘ RECEIVED. an:46chileiitéiffirticle. I p ‘1‘; “ MOMS/‘10:: I 1 Masosrc HALL, Touonro” Sinai-it“ E . _. Late G.-a.'emarcs) A TORONTO- ~ ,1 ‘."'I‘}&ms ( '. . i Signi'rhoiims Richmond Hill. Jan. 16. 1861. » 1644f. 117, Monev t0_Lend on Improvfl-FW“ Smith, MID-(Saw-mill) __ . ‘ ' "‘ *' April 19. 1861. A» . lflbolxv Silfififi’figfoE’l‘ii, Blackwood’s magmas dialectal 'flife 91.5911:th cg? JENNINGS’ GREAT WORK QN.’1‘_H.EII':IOassesses“. more 4111111150 . disehmi'ioI thCh h'eis subject. anId'gives the various remedies beet adapted to-their cure. ...“.,. JENNINGSiOREAT .WORK OTOGRAHHS! ‘ ' ~ ‘ ' - i ' i ' . . . - Large. \W Simpson. James (4) urn run I . - . "‘"VMWP‘ “‘0 We“ T°““°"~ “d “WW? ' ”" , a .M r: -1 'El'v 1. n - - - . ~ - u i . ON’IHE HORSE should be in the hands mum be given for'we due performance 0f the i i123”? A. w L r VVlIliidids,’ Willisml S l , of every man ‘Vvho owns the animal. At a PURCHASERS, They have already made large additions to the original Stock by fresh purchases’ Marchem’ Hery I . critical moment it may save you hundreds of M TEEFY RM I SCOTT 6" CO“! NEW. YORK. “Min”. ' dollars in horse-flesh. . to publish the follotvingv leading .British n ~. on Trustees of ' All letters addressed on the subject must be U. S. S. No. 1 Oak Ridges, Feb. 14, 1861. Pro-Infid- VALENiI‘INES 1 work, if required, WILLIAM ELLIS.’ - WILLIAM NOItnAN. ~ A CHOICE SELECTION. I. I AT THE *‘IIERAL’D’ BOOK STORE, VERY car.” ', Also, A LARGE srocx or :Account B00113 I SCHOOL BOOKS, AND General Stationery! INSPECTION INVITED. ‘ Richmond 11111, Feb. 5. 1862. if VICTORIA "TEA VVAIREHOUSE No. 93 King Street, SIGN OF THE QUEEN, ‘Is the place in Tor-Into, to buy pure BllllK i run Till, O 1‘ only because the proprietor,EDWA RD LAWSONJS one of the oldest and most experienced Ton-bur ers in the trade. but frmn 1h. fapt that he purchases his Tens in such large quantities at the Cargo Sales. thereby eu- ' ubling‘ him to sell at a very SMALL AD VANCE 0N COST, Fulfilling the old adage “ Large Sales, Small Profits and Quick Returns ;" a'so in COFFEES, SUGARS Fruits, Spices AND until. llllllilill He cannot be undersold. . HIS BISCUITS _ AMI ONERE‘ Are unsurpassed for quality and price. all being manufactured on the premises, from the best matele by first-class workmen. Iced and " ' Ornamented \V’cdding and "Other Cakes Always on hand or made to order in any style ‘ on the shorlest notice. Ordeifs by mail and otherwise? attended to 1111 dispatch All Goods warranted as lepre- inted. and delivered free of charge to the cars ‘ 1n the city limits, cg: NO SECOND PRICE. emember the Placeâ€"â€" 0. 93 KING STREET, SIGN OF THE QUEEN. EDWARD LAWSON, Proprietor. 167-6111 I BUY YOUR ROCK OIL & LANEPS luscf Toronto. Feb 5,.186‘2 AT BOOT H (SIS SONS’, V ' comum or YONGE AND QUEEN srs., 'roaoN'ro. HE PURE PENNSYLVANIA 01L. re- fined in Pennsylvania. warranted White, ' Odoulless, and Non-Explosiver One gallon and under . . . . . 70 cents per gallon. Five gallons. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 " Five gallons, includlng can . . . . . . . . . . . $3.75 The Largest and Cheapest Stock of 1 amps ! In Canada, y; m m I! m > > z ‘3 > .9- : E- I- 9' to U) W m m In eudlebs variety, Latest Improvements as *well- as the OLD well-known Patterns. 11? intellding'Purchasers are respectfully in- vited to call and examine Stock and Prices Corner of Yonge and Queen 81s., Toronto, December 1b. 1861. 159-1y :I'ENDERS WWI-ED 1 HF. REV. J. O’DONUHOE will receive Tenders for the erection of a CATHOLIC CHURCH ! AT MARKHAM VILLAGE! until the 16111 FEBRUARY next. Plans and Specifications can be seen on application to the Rev. J. 0’1) . at Thornhill up to the 1st February; after which date they can be seen at Mr. JOHN BURNS'. at Mark- ham Village. Thornhili, Jan. 15th, 1862. 164-5t 168-21. ,,and- will keep constantly. supplicdwith a complete assortment of the W " in i’IBLE GOODS MO .8 1 DE b I R A . They wish it to be MOST DISTINCTIIY UNDERSTOOD that they solicit the patronage of the public on their own responsibility. aud that they have no busi- ness connection whatever, with any elsewhere ‘ FLOOD 8: PRICE. Richmond Hill, Feb. 21, 1862. 169 8 an'ER-‘r LA WSaON’fi IS THE PLACE TO GET PURE TEAS AT REASONABLE' PRICES, The reason of which is that he will not keep bad Tea in Stock, and is willing to Sell at a Fair Profit. R. L. has lately received part of an importation from London, England, among FINE FULLw hill/:ORED TEAS, Including a Few Chests of Fine. Non-Coloured. Japan, ‘- Which he will Sell at 33. per 3: . Beware of Painted T as, u hich are no better than poison ROBERT LAVVSON’S is also the place to get fill llillll, 1111111, Milli ii fill At ROBERT LAIvSON’s.you can procure Pure Spices, all kinds of Sugars, Fruits. Tobaccos. Sauces, Pickles, American Cheese, Canadian Cheese, Candles, Soap, Brooms, Brushes, of all'kinds, Oat Meal, Flour. Corn Meal. Dried Apples, Prunes, with every other article in the Grocery Line. at low prices. . You will also find at ROBERTLAWSON’S Soda. Abernell’ly and Arrol-vroot Biscuits and Crackers, Wholesale and Retail also all kinds of Confectionery, the whole being of the best manufacture; and sold cheap. {O'Bsa'r LAWSON’S place of business is 162 King-st. East. Nrar the Market, Neat Boer to the Slyde Hotel. Toronto, February 1‘2, 1862. 168 ' AND GENERAL STATIONERY, AT THE “ YORK HERALD" OFFCE, AT} PRICES LOWER. THAN TORONTO. Richmond Hill, December 20, 1861. ’60 HARNESS! HARNESS ! ! SINGLE ORV DOUBLE! HEAVY OR LIGHT If W ELLâ€"MADE AND DURABEE : MAY BE HAD or ix. ‘11.. ‘ll '1 r "'- il' ' "‘ l‘l‘llllll‘llul "no ‘lnmu i"1111111111 "1111 Will ' "W" I'm” f ‘Iâ€"IE Subscriber has 011 band, or will make to order to suit purchasers, and of the best materials, HARNESS OF THE ABOVE DESCRIPTIOM. An assortment of \VHIPS, LASHES, 8U). constantly on hand. Collars warranted to Fit, Look «to Wear Well. Also, kept for Sale Patterson 8; Bro's. Plows, Points, Landsides, (yo. 9:;- Call and Examine, at WM. HARRISON’S Rlchn‘lond um, October 17, 1861. ‘ 151-3,, W film.” son 1. l ll.» 5 U T'l‘ ERETCU' ‘TER TTE‘R 8-, UNION VILLE CALEBIAGE FACTORY GEOfiGâ€"E EAKIN. BEGS most respectfully to inform his Friends and the public generally, that he has on hand a quantity of lllll‘w. infill." 1,] . lllllll 1.1;. % llll 0“ 1 ‘ _I d I ,7 {.1 | 3,“, ,I‘ {is}. % “ltd qlluuullll “lg illi%u ll 9% “hm, ‘WHIOII HE WILL SELL CHEAP, FOR CASH, OR APPROVED CREDIT. .__â€"*-Jâ€" Intending Purchasers will do Well to his Give Him a Call Before Purchasing Elsewhere, .As an inspection of a good Article is all that is required to ensure a sale. The reputation of the above Establishment should suffice the Public as to the superiority of the Articles turned out. Unionville, December 5, 1861. .â€" . _ -Jâ€"~ T â€" .. NOTICE. Marcâ€"101- Salc. I V RS. CAMPBELLbecstointimatothather TӤ,,fi,‘:b§;;};6;,:§m f" saw “my 3"" School will RE-OPEN on Monday, Janu- ary 61h, 11362. VVlIere will be taught as here- tot'ora. the usual branches of useful education. Rising R years old . good traveller and without TERMS :â€"â€"Board and Tuiton in the Higher blemish. For particulars apply to Branches of English, 3324 per quarter; Music, w. H. CLA Y. 356; French and Drawing, each. $3. ‘ Thomhm, February 4. 1862. 16764 Richmond Hill. Jan. 1. 1862. 1651-3: FOR SALE, A FEW COPIES OF H‘The Horse and his Diseases,” BY PROFESSOR JENNINGS, AT THE GARGLING 01L surEns EDED. R'IGGS’ BLACK 01L is acknowledged by 11.11th have used It, to be superior to Gary 1111'; 011, or any other Medicine now before the Pl all for i Spralns, Bruises, Cuts. Galls, and all h pr en to l Hors'eflesh. Good for man and beast. . - Price, 25 cents per bottle. Sold by all b-nlerl In HedIoInel Richmond Hill, Dec. 5, 1861. other person or persons in Richmond Hill or whitchumh. FebI ‘ AS ill 1- ‘YOEK HERALD’ OFFICE. v, STRAY ISHEEP. AME into the enclosure-‘ of the Subscriber. Lot No. 6. 4th Con, Whitchurch, about the 151 of December last. 6 Wise-see; gimeejp.‘ The Owner is requested to prove property. pay expenses and take them away. . PETER BRILLINGER. 5, 1862 . Wanted Immediately, an Apprentice to the about 16 years ofage. Apply to ’ THOMASSEDMAN. Richmond Hill.,Jan. 16. 1861. 164-3t. 0.1 YOA’WE STEBEJ-E T, BETWEEN Richmond H111 and Thornhill. For further particulars apply to G. J. F. PEARCE, On the Premises. Richmond Hill, Jan.~30, 1861. lGG-tf. FARRâ€"Cm} Elana": N the lst Concession of the Township of l Vaughan, being the East part of Lot No. 36, at Cook‘s Hotel, Thornhill, contalning 104) Acres, Cleared, With good Buildlngs. well Fenced and W3- tored. Immediate possession given. For particulars apply to GEORGE Do‘v‘E, Richmond Hill. i ' Yonge Street, Jan. 30, 1861. 166~4t, “i569. ' a...“ ‘Proapectum OF THE 1 800111311 lilillilt‘hlillfrhiilii-‘IL A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER, DEVOTEI) TO THE INTEBESTS OF SCOTSI‘JEN IN AIMEEICA, AND TO THE Inssrmrx'rrlon OF SCOTTISH LITERATURE AND NEWS. FIFTHâ€"Timers. On January 2, 18622, will be commenced a new volume (V) of the Scor'rIsH Annalee! JOURNAL; and in future the. numbers issued be- IWeen the first and last days of each year wjll constitute a Complete volume, of convenient size for binding. and each number will con-: tain a most entertaining and instructive reper- tory of reading matter. calc'lated to interestall readers of British origin. 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NOTICE. 11' aSked what was the best medibin'e {or cleansilng‘ the blood, and for bilious complaints. Sick Headache, Oolstiveness one. we should in BRIGG ’ DIAN mermaid: mr’r. PILLS. y S IN .. A..-__.... ..._.. ., .. ,,..-wd....A_. _ a ,. . .4 167-4 Waggon and Carriage business, a. strong, steady BOY FARM“ TO BENT! Pellodlcals, v1z.:â€"- THE LONDON QUARéI‘ER (Conservative) THE EDINBURGH 1§EV1EW(IWhig.) THE NORTH BRITISH Church.) 4 I THE wnsrrnms'ruu REVIEW (l.iberal.) 5. BLXOKWOOD’S EDINBURGH MAGA- ZINE, (Tory.) The present critical state of European affairs will render thesa publications universally in- teresting during the forthcoming year. They will occupy a middle ground between the has- tily wrilen news-items, crude speculations, and flying rumors of the daily Journal, and the pon- derons Tome of the future historian, written after the liviqu interet and excitement of the great political pveuts of the time shall have passed away It is to these Periodicals that readers must look for the only really intelli- gible and reliable history of current events, and as such. in addition to their 'wcll-established literary. scientific, and theological character, We urge them upon the consideration of the reading public. EA RLY COPIES. The receipt of Advance Shots from the British publishers gives additional value to these Reprints, inasmuch as they can uowrbe placed 111 the hands ,of'subscribers about as soon as the original editions. 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GALLERY IN CANADA. I? r , is n - “i _ 191119..,,.C1Iolh. Etna. Price $1225. THRILLING" AD V E N TU RES TORUNTO, - AMONG}, THE EARLY srzrirLEInS We II ~ ,venture’to.‘say:is the most intenselyiuterest- JA MES RAWE, inzcolwcfimfrlorles “rescued- ' l’ronrietorand Principal Operator Toronto, April 19. 1861. .r r. TIâ€"IRILLING A DV E ,NXIZIlRES: ‘ AMONG THE EARLY " SETTLERS While drawn from the most authentic soul‘s ' ces, yet pal-takes of all the wild, weird, and . feaiful character of romance. 125-1y W ANTLE‘D CORDS OF OAK STAVE TIMBER. Cash on delivery. 11, 615 J, HARRISON. Plank Road, a 150-31. 500 Apply to THRILLING A D V E N TURES AMONG THE EARLY SETTLERS gWith startling vividness brings before the mind of the reader many a deed of blood an'd‘obrn- age. many a scene of heroism and patient endurance. " Ridhmond 11 ill, Oct. 10, 1861. NOV/V OBSERVE, staff. will find it to their advantage to call and pay as soon as possible. THE FAMILY DOCTOR A COUNSELLOR IN SICKNESS. PAIN ' AND DISTRESS. ' By Professor Henry S. Taylor, MD. 12mm, Cloth. Price $1.00 CRAVVFORD’S PUETICAL GREETINGS 10 THE PUBLIC. To get the full worth of your dollars and dimes ? Do you wish to purchase the purest and best And cheapest of gnods foryourse‘lf or your guest? , Then go to Cri.\w1'oIm’sâ€"â€"you’ll find that be Well deserves his great popularity. TEAS of each brand lrom the flowery laud. Culled amidst rose-scented zephyrs bland ; TAYLOR’S FAMILY Docronls WRITTEN in plain language. free'from medical terms. and tells you how to click, prepaie drinks, and manage the sick germ- rally. , . The best of Green and the fam’ Bohea. ' DESCRIBES nearly 150 distinct diseases to which men. women and children are subject, and gives the various simple remedies best adapted to their cure. You never saw finer nor cheaper TEA. The sellers of Coffee in vain to compete-â€" Crawford has Coffee that can’t be beat; ’Tis aromatic. ’65 fresh, ’tis good, And combines the virtues of meat and food. 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