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UNITED STATES. ~|To the Ei Electors : il iloeny on pti, "top| Of the Township of Reach. Some id ty i GENTLEMEN :-- om ai Ht ove oe £'tho m feet fore- ra gm So te most, and 8 | come a hip at the § 1 'pon its ensuing Municipal Election, I beg h la, lly ind the J hus plasing the boy In this position Te was "until the blood hin to his hea upon his' Wo and his face had become black Jar I the cause, When removed le was taken to his home, bat died in a few "hours 'afthrwards. a Dec. 24,~The Ears to- : ie pen despatch to the Ez. press on Saturday Barong was read [pe with great. interest b; y the Fenians here. and the letter of Col. Lynch and Father McMahon has crested much indignatian. Lynch is dénounced as a poltroon, who ran away at the first - sound of the bugle, and was captured while drank. The regret of Col. Roberts that Lynch i isnot to be hung fimds' Fen ready echo. on all sides in n circles | The:feeling gai PrrFEOTL: he Roman onteBon nto indignant iy return saident Robe rts letter on the for: he e Fenian prisoners; His Lordship desired to "have _wothing to Loraine with" the * scoundral Roberts or his money, and would not pollute Sither, "Mr. James Puce, of the townsliip of "Raleigh, committed suicide last week by hanging Miniself witha rope in Lis own granary, Mr. Fuce was a well to-do farmer, and his suicide | is unac- countable. A cow belonging to Mr. George McDonald, of Smite Falls, is credit. ed by the, Review Jf that place with havivg yielded milk which produced 'his bands with Na " in geven months 300 Ibs. 8 ounces of' buffer. LA A 'soldier belonging ta one of 'the regiments in Quebec. received. fifty lashes at the 'citadel last weck for continned misconduct. A child of Mr. Peacock, of London, was severely scalded last week by |¢ the upsetting of a boilor sSoncainig hot water. bo i -- DIED. At Mariposa, on the 19th inst., Mr. Sam: wel Kirkland, native of Isaly, Argyleshire, Scotland, aged! 79. years and 3 months. 'Glasgow papers, Scotland, please copy. MARKETS. } Porr Psrry.--Messrs. Marsh & Trounce .are prepared to pay for-- Fall Wheat $1 40 a §1 50. Spring Wheat $1 20 a $1 35, Oats 28¢ a 30c, Peas 50 a 60. Pork $4.75 a $5.50. per 100, 'Wood $1.00 a $1.50 per cord. "WHITBY MARKETS. --p-- 'Whitby Dec. 26, 1866. Flour & brl..... veseenes® T00 @ $8 00 Fall Wheat & bush. 140 @ 1 56 Spring Wheat & bush. . 130 @ 1 40 Barley & bush.... 045 @ 0 50 Py "yf. 060 @ 0 66 028 @ 0 30 000 @ 030 10 00 @ 12 00 000 @ 000 01"@ 018 450 @ 5 00 010 @ 012 TORONTO MARKETS. 3 Forouts Dec. 26, 1866. ~§pring Wheat & bush.... $1 36 @ $0 00 Bont heat 4 bush. .... 160@ 162 .. 640@ 6 45 040m 0 48 030 @ 032 060 @ 066 S000 @ 000 oll @ 0 14 450m 530 ol16@. 020 MONTREAL MARKETS. "Montreal, Dec. 26, 1866. Flour.@ brl............ 7 50 @ 800 Wheat 4 bush. 152@ 163 Peas ¥. bush 80./@ 0 84 Oats ¥ bush 32 @ 034 Ashes per 1 5 60./@ 570 Pearls, 0 00 @. Td Pork per br 0 00 $20 Hii bh 3dbetisements. STRAYED Into the re remises of the subscriber, on Lot 16, in the 6th Con. of Reach, a two year old Heifer. Any parties proving property and paris Shes, can take her away. ** 0. MARSH. Port Perry, Dec:2Y%, 1636. 20 4t 7+S WANTED, A YOUNG GIRL to assist in Sonckorp: ing. Oad attend school if desirable, ad Iya 36s alfon on-20 Mr Post, Port Perry, Dec. 2, 1846. i a0 Printer Wanted. 435 AT THIS OFFIOE. . Constant Tv will be given good hand A for Jos ta general ir VOrs; an Sl at 8 reasonable io tei sontinsance of th GEORGE HENLEY. Fr 18, 1866, 193m to announce that it is my determination to Present myself as seh in Sumplianes with | their In appealing to yowtor yon suffrages, 1 base my claims for the merits' of my public course time [ have held a seat in the Council. ~By these [ am' willing to stand or fall--you being the judges. Iam confident you will bear me out in the assertion that I have always endeavored to keep low; sala- ries of officials in to the labor rformed ; and to promote the interests of the Municipality in general. My opponent, Mr. Ji Wright, taking oppo by the foreloek," some weeks ago distributed a nnmber of placards charging me with not using fair means in the contest; but this is only an illustration of the old' adage that "fear is the com- jon of guilt" Mr. Wright, has manu- tured statements purporting to come from me, which I never made, and then goes on to clear his character trom the to myself, | He accuses me with endorsing privately and publicly," the sentiments of others ; and winds up in his usual unseémly style by pronouncing me guilty of falsehood. Now I distinctly affirm that I have not attempted to obtain any support or favor at Mr. Wright's expense, as he asserts, by cir- culating 'groundless fabrications" con- cerning him. I am willing 'to allow him, as every other. man, all the advantages which his true character or standing may give him ; bat in this case I am urged by his personalities thus publicly to allude A him, He appears indignant at me because some of the Electors charge him: with being a Railroad man--a fact that can be established by indubitable evidence, he having been at public and private meetings, assisting in schemes for its construction. In view of this, Mr. Wright's denial of the imputation is of the most barefaced description. But he shows a still greater disregard of moral honesty, and confidence in his ability to gull the public on this point, by assuming that Iam in favor of direct taxation for a Rail- road becadse I receive the support of Port Perry. Now if a man is invariably to be judged by the company in which he is found, what of Mr. Wright's association with Mr. Major, who is an ardent and avowed sup- porter of that measure? If Mr. "Wright tan wriggle out of this Jilemisa ke is possessed of greater flexibil- and cunning than is generally supposed, By and his notoriety, in these particulars, is already far from enviable. 'Mr, Wright evidently iinagines that his edifice, if built at all, must be built on the ruins of mine; but the very means he employs are those he dreads the most. I distinctly state that the contemplated Taz for Railroad purposes will not be imposed on this Township by any Vote of mine--my opponent's insinualiion to the contrary notwithstanding. Every 'Elector who takes any interest in Township affairs must remember that in 1865 Mr. Wright voted in favor of .direct taxation to the amount of $500, for the purpose of erecting a drill-shed in Prince Albert ; and that in 1866, he again, with Mr. Major, was in favor of the same scheme, with the addition of the purchase of a plot of ground on which to erect it. By care and watchfulness, however, on the part of Mr. Campbell and myself, the sheds was eventually built at a cost of but $200 to the Township, the G a like GOOD NEWS! A = ; iat the ums, Prod I Anmsthesia, Extracting ai' Without Pain a Invented by on. sf AT C.D. WAID'S DENTAL ROOMS, BROCK STREET, UXBRIDGE! All Operations Warranted 10 give Satisfac- tion or no Sarge, and at Prices which Defy Competition. RererExces :--Rev. Dr. Shortt and H. P. Griggs, M.D., Port Hope; Rev. J. T. Byrne and Dr. Carson, Whitby ; Jos. Gould, Esq., and J. Bolster, M.B., Uxbridge. Uxbridge, Nov, 23, 1866. 16-tf List of Letters Remaining in the Port Perry: Post-Office Dec. 5th, 1866, not previously advertised. Ballantyne Mrs. G., ScottJohn, Brown Miss Isabel, Moore Miss, Boynton Thos., Matthews Mrs. M., Corbman Daniel, 2 McDonald Henry, Ssuea Clark, Orser Solomon, Cilb; Orser Jeremiah, Croi xr 5, 2 Plum Harvey, Cochran Jas. op Petrie Miss Davey Richard, Rose Mr. J. Donaldson J. 8., Rodman Wm., a Treland D, Snider Jacob, Karr David, Persons calling for the above will please ask for advertised letters. < H. GORDON, Postmaster. Royal Canadian 1 Bank. OTICE is bereby gi given {hata dividend at the rate of four per cent upon the paid up capital of this Bank for the cufrent half-year has this. day been declared, and that the same will be payable at the banking office in this city, on and after Wednesday, the 2nd proximo. The Trapsfer Books 'will be closed from the 16th to 31st December, both a in- clusive, By order of the Board. T. WOODSIDE. Cashier. Toronto, Dec. 6. Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICE. ee Co-Partnership -heretofore existing between Harrison 'Maw & Sons, Con- tractors and Builders, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be carried on in future under the name and style of Harrison Maw & Son, to whom all parties indebted to the late firm will make payment; and all parties having claims agaiust the late firm, before this date, will look to them for payment, HARRISON MAW, JOHN H. NAW, ROBT. II. MAW. Port Perry, Nov. 28, 1866. 17-4w amount, which latter sum would have been lost had Mr. Wright's principle been car- ried out. Thus a saving to the Township of $300 has been effected, and at the same time a grant of $200 sacured from the government. In conclusion, gentlemen, I would say as I have already intimated, that I have been. reluctantly driven to the issuing of this address. I bad intended to leave you to pronounce your verdict at the Polls, without once Soming into contact with my opponent, feeling confident that honest men, if not led astray by specious misrepresentations, would» pronoupce on public servants according to their works. I shall not be able to make a thorough personal canvass , but as opportu- nity offers, I will give you my opinion on the various questions at issue. i Bespectratly soliciting your vote and ntere| I he the honor to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, . JAMES GRAHAM. Saintfield, Dec. 18, 1866. 19-lin | | 19 tf S, GROCERIES, : WINES & SPIRITS, Suitable for the Festival season of CHRISTMAS and DRY GOOD »" HEE CHARLES is now receiving additions to his stock of New Year, which will be Disposed of at Reasonable Prices. Port Perry, Dec. 17, 1866. Fresh Arrivals of Seasonable Goods. To the Electors of Reach. | GENTLEMEN: -- Ibeg to intimate that Is am a candidate ia for the office of Councillor, at the ensuing Municipal Election. ; As I have already served you two years fn 'that "capacity, I | Line it unnecessary to. 'canvass personally ? | for your votes. Nevertheless I shall attend some of the public meetings £0 be held in '| the different parts of this Municipality, when all persons inf 'may have an Caution. MF wife having left my bed and board, the public are hereby forbid giving her anything in my name, without my written order, as I will not be responsible for any Jeoy, she may contract in 'my name after this ate. JAMES DEMARA. Scugog, Dec. 5th, 1866. 17-4w Scabies sor Itch. Tar most infectious and disagreeable disease cured in in a few hours, by the use of the GOLDEN WASH. 8 For Sale at the Medical Hall, J: H. BACHE, Port Perry. Port Perry' Nov. 1, 1866. 12 tf The Sanative Hall, MAIN STREET, UXBRIDGE. J. La. Margach, Chemist and Druggist, Dealer in first-class English DRUGS and CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY, VARNISHES, TUBE-PAINTS PAINT BRUSH®S, etc., etc. BOOKS & STATIONERY, Slates, Pens, Ink, Pencils, Per- fumery, Combs, Hair Brushes Toilet and Fancy articles. Maraacu's Pie Marcacn's Coven Omrmenr and Prive MixTURE has never Piussare warranted to failed to cure coughs cure the most obsti-and colds. It eases nate cases of this dis.| Asthma and prevents tressing ma lad y.--consumption. Price Qintment, 50cts. per|25¢. per Bottle. pot ; pills 25¢. HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES constantly on hand. Family Receipts and Physicians prescriptions, carefully prepared on the shortest notice, MARGACHS ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS Are constantly increasing in public favor, Hssences of a:superior quality sold wholesale of fotail. 'Every article sold warranted to be of the best qualityand at the lowest remunerative price. There have been added from time to time such articles as are vith required in the trade, and the Stock will be found as varied as the demand, #3 Terms invariably Cash, Uxbridge, Aug. 23, 1866, atf, DIVISION COURTS. + i 'FOR THB. =. Oolirty of Ontario. Dec. 1st, 1866. "z BURNHAN, 3 Tag a. 0, Whitby, Yor. 5 1866, ' 'Steam Engines, Boilers, Grist & Saw Mill 18tf | - Also a number of Town Lote in the town "| rity. 807. 1 For fuser pardons ws eo (prepaid) te to Above New & and FirstOlus Foundry is now Open for the Manufacture of or) TE MACHINERY; Tous KE WORKING OF WOOD. AND IRON, Such as Sash, Door, Blind and Chair, Stave and Shingle _ Machinery, ¢ of the Latest Improvements; Woollen W111 Machinery, The Double Turbine Water-Wheel, of all sizes; Besides" Every Description of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STOVES, &0: MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRED. OHARGES REASONABLE. The fact of Opening ¢ a Foundry in this neighborhood, thereby saving time and trag rtation, i is a saving of itself which the subscriber hopes#ill, in the end, be mutual. Immediate Orders Respertfully Solicited. > A. M. GIBSON. 19 Pott Perry, Dec. 19th, 1866. Just What is Wanted ! , 3 2 ND MUST BE HAD! Se GORDON are still receiving for the Winter trade in order to keep tl visiting P stock complete. = Persons t Perry will find it as good a market to 2 tal in aod Shaw & Gordon's as 00 , a8 any other place in the ~ Bod 8 ark "of. omit. Call and be con- vinced. Sod t Port Perry, Dec. 19, 18686, WINTER BOOTS & SHOES, HE Subscriber wishes to intimate to the public that in addition to his usual stock he has now on hand an excellent Assortment of Montre oOover-Shoes, Skating- Boots, And Moccasins! Of all Sizes and Descriptions, which he is prepared to Dispose of AT AS REASONABLE RATES AS THE MARKET WILL AFFORD. Order-Work Executed with Neatness and Despatch, from the: Finest Kid to coarsest Stoga. Port Perry, Dec. 12, 1866. 9 » NOTICE. |.f 5, UW ~ ja a §. ° sm 8 E. PPLICATION will be made at the next| = o i" te 23 J session of the Provincial Parliament] ¥ © Sy ED 5 a for a Charter to construct a Railway from 3 = 8 E 3d £8 some point on Lake Ontario, between the| -' © Bn hyp, @ <8 Western limits of the Townships of West p = FZ 58° go i Whitby, and the Eastern limit of the Town-| & § 2.88 ae ship of East Whitby to Port Perry, on Lake| o 3 Se, w £2 eo Scugog. - > EE Li October, 17, 1866. 13m 2 8 a 2% g Es - Oshawa Vindicator, and Whitby Chronicle] * go 7 gE =§ a ge copy till forbid. op EA 3 §F 0 Li -- one nape Np 8 TOWN & PARK LOTS 5 :1ii¥:i J S58 EE 23 15 9 FOR SALE eg lig REZ my IH 2 ful oo of w= @ 5 £80 8 88 inPortPerry. sp ire EE emma 2 iom ag Village Lot 1,--~Corner, Water, and Queen E x 8 38 g ED | + Streets. ab al on ~ " 1 z 38 eo) jody = " 1 North Queen Street. - B Es Eg wi Tig : ~ < 3 Q 8 Bik E5 ® 28 B o, 2% 2 a 2nd *® =] i 4 South North Sur) 'oa 2 25 % 3 Of iflqa £8 "4 North North Strect. >: =» BH EQ " 70 North Mary Street. <= 203 2 n = ----- S Be : on } South Mary Street. « g & ® go 3 wm ° « 89 a RH - ~~ == ry 50 "North Casimir Street. © 1 ? T on 0 NOTE LOST. an 107 HE PUBLIC are hereby forbid negotia- T ting for a note drawn by Wm. Wal- lace, in favor of, Trueman Willson, and en- dorsed by the latter, for eleven dollars, bearing date of 15th Oct., 1866, and pay- able 12 'months after date, as payment of the same has been stopped. DONALD STALKER. Brock, Nov. 22, 1866. 16-3w NEW TAILOR SHOP!! IN PORT PERRY: re (me D PERKINS would inform the inhab- o 'itants of Port Perry and surrounding Country thas he has opened a new Tailoring Establishment nthe above-named town, where he is pre- ¢ pared to MANUFACTURE GARMENTS ee Substantially and Tustefully On the shortest possible notice and in the latest NEW YORK AND LONDON FASHIONS. | we His prices are very reasonable, and to those wha favor him with their work every satisfaction is gparanteed, * «103 § South Casimir Street. For price and terms apply pre-paid to J. HAM PERRY. Whitby. ) Whitby, August 21, 1866. lin, Farms For Sale ! HE Subscriber offers for sale the follow ing valuable Lands : 1st.--Part of Lots No 2 22, and 23,in|- the 8th Concession of Whitby, containing, 283 acres. 2nd.--Part of Lot No. 27, in the 9th Coa cession of Whitby, containing 85 + 8rd.--Part of Lot No. 11, in the 12h Concession of Reach, containing 148 acres, 4th.--South half of Lot No. 4, in the 0th concession of Scugog, containing 100; 6th.--Part of Lot No, 5,in the 11 con cession ofcugog, Gontainiog 85 acres. '6th.--Part. of Lot No. 10, fn the 13th concession of Seugog, containing 50 acres All the above are first class farms, well improved, and can be had cheap, "poi sasy| terms of payment. | * Also a large number of Vili Suh the village of Port Perry. of Lindsay. 'Also any amount of money 16 loan at reasonable rates' of interest on farm secu- BUT YOUR "40008 FROM. J. W. ALLISON! ALLISON PORT PERRY FOUNDRY. BB A a SE It "a Who has Just Received a Large Assortment of Staple & Fancy Dry-Goods! AND. WILL SELL AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. "i. | His Assortment of BOOTS and Srroms : OCERIES AND READY MADE CLOTHING Ir IS VERY COMPLETE! : COAL OIL, 37jc. GOOD TEA, 50¢. 13 & 14 lbs. SUGAR _ for $1. Heavy Cotton for 15¢c., and everything in proportion. Examine and be convinced. ' Port Perry, Deg. 12th, 1866, 18-tf NEW FALL IMPORTATIONS STORE, CITY CASH UXBRIDGE VILLAGE. . CONSISTING OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS IN MANTLES BONNETS MILLINERY, SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, ae GLOVES, HOSIERY, BUCKLES, COMBS, GENTS CLOTHING! Good Tweed Suits from $12. OVERCOATS IN THE LATEST STYLES. BOOTS AND SHOES, Good and Cheap in Great Variety. GROCE RIES! GOOD TEAS Jrom 2s. 6d., upwards. 151bs Currants for $1; . 12lbs Sugar for $1. Dyes, Crockery, Hardware, Stationery, &o., In Great Variety. The above goods have been just purchased in the very best markets for Cash, and will be sold at small remunerating profits to those who may favor us with a call. wr Note the Address: W. CROFT, & Co, Opposite Fincl's Hotel, Brock ny Uxbridge Village. : Hotel Keepers and Pedlars supplied on Liberal Terms, : vxpridge, Oct, Dih, 1666. THE WORLD FOR SALE. CALI AT MARSH & TROU NCE'S, TO EXCHANGE FARM PRODUCE FOR Good Teas, Dress Goods, Sugars, 11 Ibs. for $1, Fancy Flannels, - Spices, Tweeds, Crockery, Doeskins, Hardware, Cotton Yarn, &c. ALSO A VARIED ASSORTMENT O¥ | LADIES' WINTER CAPS!! As Cheap as the Montreal Market can afford. wo Cash Paid For Wheat. Port Perry, Nov.,"1866, S1-tf JOSEPH BIGELOW H* ON HAND a very large Stock of Goods of almost an endless variety, and of superior quality, and very cheap, consisting of . Dry Goods, . Ready Made Clothing, Ladies' Dress Goods, Boots and Shoes, Shelf and Heavy Hardware," Glass, Putty, Paints, Oils, Ladies' Trimmings, Crockary, Ribbons, and Parasols, etc. | Brown Earthenware, etc., Ladies' Hats, Bonnets, and | Dye-stufls, Mantles, etc. . Patent Medicines, Grey Cotton Shirtings, Horse and Cattle Medicines Striped Shirtings, Room Paper & Stationery, Fancy and Plain Flannels, || School Books, and 'A Splendid Stock of Groceries At very low prices; a fair article of Tea at 45 cents por pound, good bright Sugar 11 pounds for one Dollar, and other things in proportion, ARRAN AAA ANAS 7 A LARGE STOCK OF FLAT, SQUARE, & ROUND IRON ! To suit general blackemite work, is on the way from Montreal, and will be jn st gs the 15th instant, which : 28 ii by WILL. BE SOLD CEBEAP ! Blacksmiths purchasing $50 worth, or upwards, at one time, for Cash, will only be charged Freight and a small Commission on Moutreal wholesale prices. My Stock is alwavs kept well assorted as goods are arriving almost daily to keep the Stock complete in { : ; All the Latest Styles of Goods, And at pan that defy Competition. Do not gome to Town without calling for good > CENTRAL HOUSE. & Co. WC RANE, SHOP--over Shaw and Corti store, > "5 olson Port Perry, | | Queen Street. Part Perry, Aug, 30, 1866, 3-tf. 3-1y. Port Perry, Aug. 28, 1806. Port Perry, August 10, 1866, ie y -- ON LR $ RR nk