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l|Il.\ I-lIII|:_ I||\U Ci"lIllI|"`-'5 I || PllU|:."u ' They parted on n. fric-n.l|y footing. and nextmoruiug Siephen Fernleigh left. for London. ` I`|.,` ,I_ _. -5` A`,_ __ ____!,,._ ,,_._ ,. 1,_,...',__.. Mclla, LU Wlll IHU IHUU8, [IOU-`C, I/"KI ITICIIUSX No more! shouted Sir Archibald. IfI utter his name. answer `not; it is to Heinrich Breitstein. Isabel bowed her head, and was silent. Fearful were the invectives, and ter- rible thestorm of fur-y'she -Jyxpected: bow wonder-stricken, then, waspshe, when the usually violent old man resumed, in a low tone, I might have guessed this. I scarcely thought` I was so blind. Miss Mervyn, you have forfeited all claim to my protection or regard.` Your deceit and degeneracy will bring their own cer- tain punishment. You have chosen-- you Will abide the choice. -I shall not say thatl sanction your folly, but I shall suffer it. You shall wed -this penniless scholar. Go to him, and say so. Reply not, northnnk me; you have no cause, Go. And Isabel left the room, as in a dream. But she did not note-would not have comprehemled had she noted- the malignant. and triumphant smile that crossed the withered face of Sir Archi- bald, as he closed the door. But another did} Heinrich, although he heard noth- ing, saw all from amiclthe branches of a chestnut tree which swept across one of the windows of the librarv. ' mi,_ |.____,, .,, . 1, 1 ,'r 1 up: -1 '1 LHU \VIIl(lU\\'B Ul LIIU IIUI'i|l"Vo _ '1"-.e lovers met-Isubel half beside her- self with joy anal hope, Heinrich full of fear and distrust, he knew not of what. l`l.,. t`.....2l. ' .,L -_ .l.-.._.l. __-L`,: , ,, I, I friendless; I have, tlferefore, `given my ligart to one as nameless. lmuseless, and fnendless as myself. I had hoped to have won your sanction to this step, but. if that be withheld, I will go forth with him, and trust to his strong arm, and true heart, to win me name, house, and friends. V Nn Innrn l nlunntcul Qim A n-nI.H~\..LI may IIUCK. . Breitstein twisted 03 3 portion of -the chain, and -l>eut..tho ring and ;-links intothe bowl of the pipe. ' Isabel watched him with eager inten- _sity. The metal melted-boile:l'! He raised his_e_veseto hers to see if any signs .of relepting yyere there-.-there were none; .. but, with compressed lips, she pointed to the bed. to which taking: the -lamp in her hand, she :led .the_ way. She held the lamp with a firm, stendy grasp, whilst. Briestein poured the molten gold into the sleeper s' _ GAP. , Sillllg III (5 |Ui"|ul LUUU, "1 Elm Ilefe." AI. turne_rI my head;. a yzure with an unearthly lorik, .'mdwi1d hair, had started from the bed; the eyes glared--_-fny brain reeled-an I fainted. V -I: i in I * an , Eight o'c_lock, sir," cried gt voice at my door. I` started;_ I was in the easy chair; cold, sti`. and terried. But recognising honest, Joe's voice, I made shif no answer, and he went away. wench, `Heinrich i" was shrieked -{F0111 the 5554 '1`he"0ld man startedvand said, in a fearful tone, I am here. T hn-nnrl mu hnm1- 0 (L.--....-. mhl. nu IIILU HIS urillll {" ` ' ' No--no!" cried Isabel. wildly. This, this!" tearing of? the wveclcling-ring -; and this! _tln*c_)wlng th golden chain from her neck. ' n__s._.,~,, . - . u no .. . .- pply to the proprh!- HENRY HATCIL. 'J'Jr uuqly lll |)tL`]7Ill'|l l`l1l_'llll'l.`_[I.I} ` - Heinrich, .\:lit`1,th(5 huly in :1 low, rm tone, :ullr<-as no words of love to me, I have f0I'_2_`0tl-rn the word's Ine:min_g;vt.here is but one thought in my brain, but one wenqeance far .1 foul otitrgmge. Ymi have sworn many vows to 1ne- pr'o('e `now that you swore not fzxlsely I" And pressing it pistol into his hnn-I. she continued, slowly unrl~ sternl\`- -/cill Mm./' I Innnn H ~T|u`\nI' kn} nAY.f`\na :n n.J.1 |.iIUIl2?"UI' SI!/(NJ: I-V ' ' There was no `hope (if `reprieve for the sleeper, and Breistein. anxious to effect the horrible _ deed without 'alarniin_g; the hou.=eI_mld.' looked round for some means suited to his purpose. when helsnw on the Qround pnrtof axbroken pipe, with.which. .1. rloubtless, the inebriate hnnegroom had stzxggeretl into his -bridal chamber. Au. odd idea strnck him. [LT ".11! .1- ........ Iy, nut. t{uu:LIy. ' - Breisteiu drew the bullet. from one of the pistols, "I will pour this lead melted, into his brain! u\T- ._-lH _,- I i 1 I -In ..rn|- In cnl-l blood was I outrmzec'l-in colrl blood will I_ be avenged. Will you do it? and she triok the other pistol from the talle-or shall I. ' '"L...... ...__ ..- L-... _'i"_.-...,!,___ A`., A` , Ullll lL|':'rl HLl'll\Sl\ lllillp u I will do your bidding, Isabel-_-s'ura- ` ly, but q11ietl_y5. Rrtalnin rnw Hm hunt Pu-nun Ann nf SIUIV I llllll ` -VLUI IH\"""C(lL Ill74.' 7` "I mean it, Isabel; but not-thus in cold blond." ' ` ` u1',,,IIII,`I 1- . 1 I In `.`Heim-iuh, I am hetmyerl, and we nre lost. _-I am calm now, all is over but revenge. I have been forced into a hate- ful nulrringe wftlrone I will not name; he is (leap in hie orgies; l know the isslw. Keep watch when you see a li_-__:ht from the winrlow in the upper eastern cor- riclm-; enter the old igxzotto in` tho glen, anal through in lnnr inithe recess, which will he open; follow the passage into n. vault l)enenll1- the chapel, on the left lnuul; ' a staircase into the large clock in the corridor, f-icing; the clmmlxer. Fear nothinnv. , I lived yours, and will (lie so. ' - Isaman. Lucy in cliargeal with this, pray heaven she mm flnrl _vou'!" ` A; _:_3I_,! L. L,... 2:, , , ,.,,u -.-- BIIU IIIl|! II|_I'I _\\'|Ii > 4 ` At. mih\i__rht. two figures stood within tho bridal chzmlber of the young; lady of FerI`1lei_qh-!/Lis c/mm/acr. One was tha lwdv he-rse-.lf. pale, but (inlm and earnest : the other, Heinrch Brc-istein, ushed and agifntetl. In :1 larfze state-bed lay. stretched in the senselveis extremity of debnuch the body of Stephen Fe|_-nleig_rh! uH,.:...:,.I.' " ...;..1 n...1...1;..'.. .. In... A.... glliu Ely, HIIU Ill`, SIC!!! 7 How 10115;` he slept he knew not, but he was awake by 9. hand uphn his slmu1 and stzirtiiig up, he recognized \\"inifrel Grey. I~xuhul's hun|u1uiL who, aiqiiiiig him to silence. with her hnn-I, _g_ra\jc him :1 packet, and rlisnppe:1rel by :1 small Igor at the far end of the grotto. ` ',!,,A.I ' I tIms :--_- lblu Ll|U Iill (`NU \lI |vlIU :_'\'l4l4`7a I The packet. contained a brace of pistols, and a note from Isabel. The note run" .51 the purchaso mom` us: in two annn mrriculnrs apply 10 ,m' In |olL,U lll1|-`3I\U `L.',?|lU-`, HIHI llIA`?llFl7Uil"Cll- All of torment that jealousy, fury, and despnir coulxl inia-t Breitstein sufferexl-- all of madness they were likely to induce seemed im pen over him. However, he stayed but :1_ few minutes to shake `off . his hewihlerment. and then ew at his nt- most speed nearly halt`-way round the park, till he reacherl a lower portion of the wall, which he clenre.l. and beating his way through tnnglell. thickets and unclervvoocl, zm~l threxuling .1 long pl:n-tn- tion, nrriveal within in hunmlrerl ynr-l< of the priory, where, pzirtially conceal -` l-v . "shrub:-1, stoorl :1 small grotto, said to lune formed :1 small portion ofthe Olcl monki.~h_ * edifice, where he threw himself upon the `ground, to clear an-:l cool his "confused and heated l)!':\ll_},_ and ,to. on his plans of ven___v;ennce. Str:1nf_>;e as'it may seem, taking theetate of his mincl into the question, overwrouglit. nnture g1l\'0 W:\_V, Elllfl 'lll% Slpt. llnw lmmr ln) clnnt lun ltnnw nnf Lnf lug LIIU KIUUI} . V To all Breit.stein s threats and bribes to gain information as` to the meaning of this brutal outrage, they v'ouc.lisafed-not a word. It wr.ull have been maclness to at tempt violence a_r_zaiust two sturdy varlets, well-armcal; so, in silent rage and agony, he d_re.ssecl,_aml patiently awaited the re- sult. \Vhen he` was dressed, the men, taking each one of his -arms, and retail)- in_r_: the pistols in their liauds, after warning him that the least attempt at escape or alarm would he the certain warrant for his death, leul him along; the corridor, down the staircase, and throtrgli a side-rloor into the park, thence out into the hi2:h road, where they relinquished their hold, aml he who liad previously spoken said, `t\Iiml; strict watch will be kept. If you attempt by any - means to set foot within these walls; you will be shot like a log.- Go, and thank Sir Archihalal that your life_is spared now!" And re-entering; the park; they ung too the massive gates, aml (lisappearerl. ` All nf tnrlnnnf. flint insilnnmr fun! lint` : Whilst this heartless and unholy scene was being enacted, Breitstein lay chzing in his prison-chamber, straining, strug gling like a mzmiac to burst the strong cords which bound him; but in vain. In about an hour, the same two men re- turneLl,'benrin'g n bundle. _'l`hey clmx'ed the door, and whilst one stationed him- self before it, with a pistol in either hnncl-. the other, after cutting. the prisoner's corda, poititing to . the bundle," saying sinlply, Dreas!" `He then producetl his own pistols, and joined his comrade at the door. lIV_ ,II I} '1. L,!, 9 nl A I I BARBIE, COUN1`.YOF SIMCOE, LTEIURSDAYJUNE 3, 1869. HESS, till}! nzluaunuu um: uc was euuraly opposed to the lzs_t-xn`.3ntIoued' name, Mo- nongahela, and, It sc-rrpusly urged, would enter his solemn protest; For, said he, I am of the opinion that whenever that name is spoken it will cause my brethren, as well as, the laity. to make rye faces." --,-_;Drawer, Har:per s J,!agaziz1`q. --e---4-be--:---_ RYE FACEs..--At the Convention gfxthg Episcogaal clergy of Pennsylvania, ._in 1333, for the division` of'thu diocese, the Right, Reverend Bishop M`Coskry. of Michigan, ivae present. When the subject ofa name for .the`new diocese` came up for_discuesion _a\'efal were proposed--.-M Western Penn? s_vlv:mia, ' Plttsbhrg, Monongahela. etc; When the last-name was mcutionedthe- Bishop ros`c with great gravity and S0l`iQu5.' ness, and rcrxmrked that `he was emi.-e[y nnnnsed to last-m-entloned nnnm Mn- `monstrosity. "*T`.T-o-.__ An .advert.isement in a Wisconsin 3. .per.,` recently, rend zLsfollows: The glib. ncnber offers for sale a cow ninet feet . length, twenty in width, with Km f"; and a. half depth ofhold. em, bee". ens! wlmt. a cow! Talk about hip otzfii : or rhinoceroses--they woul t be ylia: lin calves to this animal. We suppose the ltg ter S before the cow would explain mi; \;I_J_\'uI.c.'a nuuuxu uiurli.~5ui\'es (.0 uieir bur- rmvs, Those wolves which linger retire to :1 safe distzmce from camp. and there, sqn-utter] on their hzuinches like (logs, awiiit the removal of camp, hoping to secure :1 few scraps of foot] which may have been thr`own.zzway oi` ubantloiied. :It is anolrl s.-Lying among nlainsmen, That the coy- ozes can smell :1 States fellcr, and then you will not see :1 coyote within `rie-shot. of camp. A consiilei-able (3Xpel'I(3m'8 goes with the pliiiixsinan to hear him out in this assertion. States fellers shoots at my :1 live thing _that jumps in their sight, whether it is any v:ount to them or no, remarked an old hunter. Possibly this waste of ammunition may, to some extent, account for the supposed keen scent of the co\`otes.-Tlzcodu,re R. Davis, in Harper's xllagazine. l-I _ . V Co.\'cEI-r.-_-'I here [8 one thmg worse than ignorance; and that IS conceit. Ofall in- tr.1cml_)lefools,- an over-wise man or woman is the worst. You may cause idiotsvto plnilnsophiseg you may coax donkeys to foiego thistles; hut. don t. `think of ever driving sense into the head of 9. conceited person, for youmight as well try to drive it into a stone. l mum, un` Ill tut: lilllgllflge OI Llle SBCLIOH, If any rezl-skin should take it under his scalp to look ,al>out camp, every cuss of them coyotes woull shut his trap and wake the fellcrs up with the quiet. As the small hourseof the night come on, :1 few of the wolves will steal into camp to secure edil;les,,whicl1 have beencarelessly left within their reach. At times they are so bold as to.attempt the theft. of a lm\'er~`z1ck of food upon which the head of a__sleeper is pillowed, but seldom, if ever, will `they niake an attack upon the persons of the camper; As (lawn comes the bowling ceases, and a majority of the coyotes lnetuke themselves to their bur- rnwa Tllncn \l'I\`|v1xu Illl\:nl| 11...... ....A:_ u: u HBFG. nu. \/.'ll`SU1I :l\'(`.l'I`L`-1| Lll.'lL ll. \Vl5 I only is little (li-pnto as to \\'l|lcll coyote hzul, as the winner of the nmt<;l1,V the riglnt to take the stakes ( It is ' l[lll(,(:_llD[)t)1\`s`ll)l(,' to (lo full _ju. tolhis wnlf music- There is no racket known to the ll)ll.`ll>l[:lnlS of the more civilimd sco- tin-as of our country which will c0|':.p:u'c .with it. All the ll-lines in :1 nciglibm'~ hood would not make :1 l)01.~`e which would berrin to e: ual wolf" music. The huhhub ' .- 1 to be l1en'r(l_ at a session of the Board of .l3rol is .1f:1intcomp:n'ion. Hi Icons as this \mlf'cm1`ccrt would seem to cars u`nns(- to it, tl1cre_i.~:' no mofe satisfactory lullnlry to the ll.-nhi_I.u:.l romner over the Plains, for in the lzm__ru.-age if the sect.ioii, lf zmv rml.gl:in glmnhl 9-.1.-n it .....l.~... M. or reectetl sunset. tinge is 't':ulingl'ron1 _ assenibliug'rnpi and by the time dark- 1\- Covers: Co.\'cEu1'.-A czunp or bivminc on the plains can have no better snfegumcl luring the dark hours of iiiglit than that which is t'ttI'|1isl1etl unasltexl by the coyotes and gray wolves, that usually pntin nu nppenrzuice just `us the second the hig_:l1er' clouds. During the winter season night falls so quickly on the Plains that the twilight hour is n tliing of name rnther than fact. The lnst ot' sunsctis the commcnceinent of night. At this hour you my hear far in tlie distance the quick hurl: of .1 single coyote. A_moment after the yelping: of a number of wolves tmswers -_tlns first call. The pack is V ness_lms shut out your View of the ne'nfr_ surroundings you ivill listen to n howling mntch-n sort of prel.1`ninnry triul oi voice, which in\'2tri:illy denotes the stu- ronmling .of your camp by the new-' corners. This "howl ' is short, and seems to he e.\'ecute:l_ by n (lmsen few. A silence ofn few mmnents duration t'oll0ws-. Then the whole bnnd hre:tlt~x out, and the. 1uu~ :u`tlily noise wlii your ear is second to none in all. the lnny_>-; C:l[:ll(\g tlt! of n iises. Kit C.~trson :u'<-.rrevl that it ivns 65 (min .. lint,` ,1: .... A.. ...| A I __.._. Flnagxuxl. I took an early opportunity after break- fast of iicquziintilig my host. with the pro- ceedings uf the night; but if I inform my readers that such isasi really a tragedy enacted at the priory, at the date men- tioned, hut czn'efully hu.~:he up; tliat`Isn- hel Feruleigh clestrnyenl liei-self some days nfter, in alit of deliriuui; that Heinrich Breistein was never more heard of, but whg was supposed to be identical with an . age}! (:`rerm:u_i, who came many vearsafter- wards, and resided at Ferrlleigli, _where he died, and \\':tS buried in the village gmve-yard; that the room in which I slept was said to he haunted at all times -/cnown to be so on the 4th of October. I` say, if I were-to" inform my readers that all these things were told me by my ho'st,A they woyuhl be, - very possiliiy, inclined to dislnelieve me. fiat it was so. - ' IJUSSIUIU ' _ 1 made a hurried toilet, and proceeded to inspect the clock. It was a. hugerbhack, r-lumsy. mltiqll affair, ` ve`ry similai` to other clocks of a bygone period, only that it didn t go. Then how could it. hm'e~ struc-k twelve Just. night? I was nirly puzzled. ` I Inn`: an mu-lu nnnnrfnnifu nnr hrnnl-_ ___________________________*_ ' 1 'rose llp,- staggered about. the room in a state of the utmost. stupidity, perplexity, and confusion; and being encoxlraged by the daylight, ventured to approach -the mysten'ous bed, wherein. most. assumclly, neither I, nor apparently, anybody else, had lain. Was it -2: dream? N0 im' possible ' 1 Inurlo n Illlrb-:01] 0.-\:ln+ an)`-nrnnnmltlr` anmsn rm-:poM AND cg: ` . V . . ., I6 nt ._, , G es 3 " ropan-(1 m .- `Kids 0|" Cu .A `C |:- SP` "3' R."' ; (um, 'Dressm;;. ~A.;m~*= J- ug, " oi D]-ANUFACTUK.l'Jt Ur` ulumczs, AM) . wholesale dealer in Havana, Yara, Con- necticut Seed Leaf, and all other kinds or To- bacco, corner of Park and Mulberry streets, `.14!!!-T0: 9- `i ! u wonimannke manner. Thzmkful for past. favors he respectfully re- quest. a continuance of public patremnge. ` ' S" Satisfactory reference given, if required. Barrie, April 1, 1869. _ 9-ly l`HE'subscriber having followed the above - branches of his business for many years profegsegto be thoroughly acquainted with them. and is desirous of i_nI'orm1ng the public at large, that he is prepared to nxecute all ordcrginlha line promptly, and in :1. most workmanlike l"}mnL-ful fnr n-nut. fnvnn: he rnsnontnllv nu- Whont` and about 1' further particu- nnnljm T 1'-can mu-CTQC W House, $11111` 2111!} Cariaue Painter. GRAINER, GLAZIER, AND Plain and Decorative Paper-Hanger, Near the Foundry - - .- BAIIRIL`, [PAINTING 1) UVTIII VIUI-VETIIVCI-`I-1 C`ARR.IAGE TRIMMER and _Generall UPHOLSTERER. Opposite E. Gi'aver's. }Im'd\vare Store, Dunlop-Street, Barrio. _ Barrie, April, 1868. 11-Iy Boots and ST_5. Pkf VV HOLESALE. AAD RETAIL,: .Vp rl Jump In P /mo .6 /J;'lnI.u.'oI nu.) \'ERY' LARGE and icompk-te`Asso'rtmont -' of Ladies` En.f\mel1od kid and Prum-Ha Gaiters. Buskins, Boots; Gunvfs Calf`, Kip and Cours(-,; Misses und'Chilulren`s. of every >varioty and style, which will be kept `con: smntly on hand. ATPRICES NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD; I . ROBERT CAREY Barrie. JuTy 2, 1868. . `22 HEIIHI OLVVHIZI O. UU-9 - _ Proprietors; BI.-\`.\'LI'1".\C'I'UP.I.I.S of and I-ulurs in en-Ary description of Box and Cooking sum-s. They nlso continue to mzmufnclnre their \\'-11-known Iron Beanx- Mould~ Board Ploughs, t0;:,L-thcr with other Castings of the bust description. done `at the cheapest run-s and on the shortest notice. Nuvmnber 20. 1867. _ _ 42~tf .\Hlil('k l;l'LXi.'\la - `IMPLEMENT a__S_'}'OVE WORKS. .1 1.,{_v\'." -a_.- I` ' `HE Subscriber bugs to announce_ to the l uhli;5 in this and surrounding to\vnshFps, ulmt ho has rentedvtlw uhuve estulxlislnncnt. from ~.\h-.~'srs. Cox K: Shupcott, and is now pre- pared to umlorlnku -.CUS'l`O.\1 CARDING | and in the F3". also o i . . um` `` _~. '.LJ U01 \JA`]. Fall, .q.-rv.-.,. . -v.- A. 7 lmlf of Lot No. 20. of the township of FIVE ACRES of with substanllnl uhles, a. line young well of pure water. I 1: good Saw Mill, ope-_:-ution, with n r u unuu u nu u \.rLaU1 ll UlV[`1DDlL\' U. llaving spent over 20 yams in the` trade in largv establishments. he nee-11 only refer to his olil frivnds. in I-Essa and olsewlmrc, for the c!mmclv.-r 0! duing good work. . ' ~ TIIOR, 1un\*r2r.r.v `-_r_ \a I \J I I \l I` . f to execute, in superior style. all ' Custom Work. such as Curding; Spiwng. Roll Cut-ding. Fulling, Dyeing. and ~'Dressing. All kinds of cloth for sale. V `A.i`3NTs: D. Lnidluw. Smyncr; John ,.M.tlj`An,<:us; James Blatlner, Sunnidale. . _ taken to and from the agencies free of :-All work w'armntcd. . gtnn B.0.. 18113. ' ' . 29-ti` i39't}f1`i.i.L\;(}`X'.\;i3vcLom DRESSING. Huvimr amznf nvnr on Inn-1|: h. H... s.....1.. :_ 4.;.\JJ.UKJ.l.'l JJ\J_uL\IL\a, UbU., 0bC., VICTORIA, COUNTY SIMCOE. IKBL operations entrusted to" him satis- .--factorily performed. I~`arnu-rs and others who may have Colts, Bulls, llcifem or Swine, req1_1iring his services will he auemleul to{dur- ingthe season. The charges in all cases wiil be found reusom1hl'e.' Good references given xf required. Victoria. nnfnhnr, 191:9 am - vuuuvuvvu uuunuvuc um ipw J; HARNESS MAKING In Hun nrnvn {gun T l.l.L.I-ISIJJIJPJ JJLD ..L\.J.J-`\J ` In the premises door in the Law Oice of fessrs. Boulton (:9 1516 Carthy, wheib he is now prepared to execute alllorders furl M: and heavy single and double sets of H NESS: also Ladies and Gentleman's lllnlnln Qnnnl cc nmnl cc 1.. liiulli 3AUULt., BHIULES, GLO" in 3 ilyle warranted to give satisfaction." at REPAIRING, &c., done in a workman- like manner." .11) um no wm, [HORSE DOCTOR, &c., gvIPTnDYl nnrrumv orunnn may Salery msta_m1snmeut in Barrie. | 1-` A R M S for Salein `. Also, a number without lnlildingu. D I\I()RROW. Couni _ :1!` REPA magnet." ` H6 bones b` nw ngger. Hxlhopes by strict attention to business and punctuality, to meet 9. fair share of public patrqnage. `R-5-In A..-....L 1-; 1on~.-- no rnni.r.I, May 14, Legs. ..-...LL4u "Barrie Foundry, .\(}i{[(3L'L'l'U!{.'\ L vv Il.\/lJ.lJkJL.l1Jl'J- LLLIJJ LDIJJLIXIL Next door to Ross (E G176/arist and opposite the 01:! Stand, ; ., Levi R. VVarner, ANUFACTURER of Single and Double . Harnessof all kinds. Saddles. Bridles, \Vl{:fps. Blankets, Robr-3, Collars, Trunks, Jw. a';2epairing neatly, cheaply and promptly at! ~ ' 41- John IVE;-llanby, Invnuu 9...` ...J nu:n~n `nu-|:u I l'Cql`lH'9.ll. Vxctoria. novavun5u. ` Birrie, August 1st, 1 mm] for sole. being . in thus 4th Con from llxwric. There. -lunn-I. The land' re on it n. dwelling a thriving young pply at the M1060! --pxud. 36-tf - F J. SCHRADERa ANUFACTURER OF CIGARS, AND whnlpqaln rlanlm-in Hn\':1na.. Yam. Con- an man: also uaules {mu uenuenmn 5 DING SADDLES, BRIDLES, &c., tvle xzive satisfaction." \-;u-:--- JOHN CULVEBWELL, 'DDT.\ nu` 'T\T)!`|l`\l1f.`1) ,,_1 n-. lU\Jl)LHL|_lI. LILPLLJJLI ADI g EGS wucqnnint the inlmbitnnts of F of Barrie and the public, of the County of Sixncoe. generally, that he mnmenced business of ' V .-\o-.. n ru-nun-as--u.-.'..u q-.--._--_. J01-IN FILV I: -r\ t`\ rur HENRY sawmzv &' 00.. Pnnru-I ROBE RT MCHENRY, rm F`.(.`.R mwmnnninf. Mm inlmlu G. UP'i_`0N_ ".14 111.71: ,. .. : October. 1868. WOOLLEN MILLS. sirwfugms B RADFO RD: 6m J" LI Inlll "l`|`lTl'I'I P, (`H'I'|f\T'l'-`l'| N CHEAPER THAN EVER! , I6 for ONE DOLLAR Hummus!) 1867.` LO WE; 'I`f\1`l I) worx. l TIIOS. )IcXEI.LY. M ' I '._M` THURSDAY, JUNE ,2; I1 01-` mm. 36-1 yr &c.,: For Printing of all descriptions, in rst-class style. of art and on the shortes notice, oallyat the )_({\lVlNER OFFICE Collier Street, nearly opposite the Mar- ket. ' W- -o. (Lute Clerk in County Re;;1atry Oice.) ONVEYANCER. Commissioner in Queen's Bench, Auctioneer, Appraiser, and Com- mission Agent for the sale of I10 USES. LANDS. 1 AIL\I STOCK. HOUSEHOLD LaALVUb.`1`,Ali`.\l D'1'UUl\, liUUbl1aHULAU} FURNITURE, Goods, Wares, &.c. Also fox tl_no collection of _ .* RENTS, NOTES AND JCCUUNTS. /L__1 A J......__._ _._ . .3. Ln .2. (-..I,. -u-um --.1, uv AEJIJ ACAI -r .-vvvv.- _._,- Cash Advances made on` Gnarls left for Sale_. Sale Room, cornextof, Collier and Market Stsu, Barrie. . X 11-1!` fliighest REFERENCES give-n._g,`.: 1111881011 Agelll 10!` U10 3318 0| IlUUDlf4D- ILANDS, l{AR;\I STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FITDKTITITRFY llnmla v'u.-no 1-n Alan Fun I 1I_Ia_rria_g;_0_Iii_censes-I r - ' ' -V" "J v ~"""'v . - `, THORNTON. g"Auction S9105 throughout the County gzttelglgled to promptly, and on liberal terms. 7 . . 43.11` E. S. MEEKING, ' ICENSED AUCTIONEER, AND AP- PRAISER for Barrie, and me County of Simcoo. Cash Atlmnccs xugxde 91} Goods re- ceived for Sale. ' IHOTEE. U'l'l`J6 A1\u AUUUUA 1_n connected at. a . small percentage- Auction Sales through- out the County attended to promptly and on liberal terms. \ n....:......I.. n..o n mm ,'m.1.y.. W. U. nuruvlo, DlN 1`lS1`, 95, King St. East. 'I`omnL0. ' Teeth inSL'l'lC(l _ on Gold, Silver, and Vulcan- lzod Rubber, in the has: p0s. manner- Par- ticular attention given to the regulation of clxildrc.-n s tectlx, and all work warranted. ' r V L January, 1S6S. C. P. REID & CO.,_' _l.\H 0R1'ER.\' AND I)!-).\T.l-IRS I.\' WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,` I \\'I-`.l.[.lN(}'l`()`.\ STREET TOl{()_\"l`(). 1 n. In DI'l|`II|`\Jy Cmmly (Ila-I.-, V ILL attend 's_1,t his Oicc, in B:m`i0. every" SATUILDAY. from 11, a.m., till :5. p. m._. according to Order of Council, and every other day at his Oiuc in Cuokstuwn. 'r. I.` L. L-E WIS. LICENSED AUCTIONEER, APPRAlSERy A ND 00.11 J! I S S1 ON A (}L'.\' '1', I-`(Ill I'|lI-'. .R.\l.I*} UP ~ mu 1'1n-:.z-:,n.r: or Farm Stock. llousehold 1~`mtnit'n:e_. &c., . GRAIGVALE, Co. Smcos,'OxT.uuo. L _| CVIEVIVS-. f%I.\I5` A.`l1Eilv(A)'l EFR ! VALUATQR, &.c., . For 1/46 C'<)uut_:/ of Simcoe, 'I'I..Il'IQIlTIl 0FI-`ICES'V-~Dlln]0p--S:;.._,-.th0 same as those oecupied by the late rm of Me.-ssrs`. Boulton & .\IcC:u'th_y. . 4.`:-(inn V on} J. LIZARS Llzms E.\lBEl{uf the l{o_vul Colleges of Sur- geons, I:I(linlmrgh and England. COXSULTING &0l l-}RA.`TI`.\'G SURGEON. {\|.`vrnn.,,,l.'in,.QI \l.'..,.. m,...,.._. ., I rrxaswnLywunIauuN: #!NDf=AGCOU- CHLUIE. Rosidt-nc:-. CooKs'rmv.\'. Special attention paid to diseases of women amlclnilalrcn. I 17- l ..v nuu; ; uuu Lu ul.1.'x,\ul14l.\. 1- BARRIE, - -:- - - - - ONT. D`AL1'ux 1b1cCAu1-In . D'AL'roN )lcCAm'rn', Jn. vU-\A.)uu . Lnu mu; nun: 1-.\u DUICULUN. OH~`1c1<::--I(ing SI. \\"c-st, Toronto, between York and Simcou Sis. 47- .- 7/9} R. LUND. ` FORMERLY O F C 0 OK S T O W N, ` I -l._ -3 LL- A-L. , HENRY EIARPER, - ls_suer of Ma_rriage Licenses, cooxsro mv. -__._ ___ -7, V 7 - 0- H` ur\m:O U. NIUHHUW, TTORNE Y-AT-L.{\V. Solicitor in Chan- cery, Notary Pulilvic, Conveynnct-r. Commissioner in B. R., &c., &c. Heir and Devisee Claims executed. ' ~ O1-`I-`lcl-:,-In I\lorrow's Buildings. west of the Fireman's Hall. Collier Stu-ct. Bannn-1. ;._:u.l.'1'1s L1: I':, ATTORNEYS --AT - LAW, | 50 f.I()l'l`0RS IN CIIA.,\'CERY. IIu`|-- \IIII\u M.n.c.s.,' 1-; ATE Assismnt 001 J Convict Dop`t, '1`: Ass'l Surg. US. Army. O1-`l~'lCl-2-Il1 the m-cm` Ass I. anrg. u.a. Army. . `the premises recently occupied by Robert Ross. Esq.. and nearly opposite the Wellington Hot.-1. 1)~(im .03. mos. w. JACQGES, G'.I:A1JU.1 ;P1;.y Tl) RONTO L'.\'[V1:'I?SI7'1'. HLlu l)...~:.1....... Y,.r...... rv.. ,_ RLASS STAN! 1:. u AISUI 15UUb'1'U.\' (late of the rm J. of l5o_ulton 8: .\IcCtuthy_)- and Mr. Hamilton D. Stcwzlwt. have entered into co- p2u'tnership with Messrs. Lount &, Boys, for I the practice of their p1-oI'e.=.sio n.V at Barrie, under the firm name of Messrs. Boullon, Lonnt, Boys and Stewart. OF!-`lcE--Dnulnn Strm-t; Rm-u-in m~m- M- Lonny, uoys anu a'Ie\vnrt. On-`1cE--Dnulop Street, Barrie, over Mc- Conkey A: Cq. s Syorn. n'A Imv RnL'r.'rn\', May 2_8tl_1. 1867. 2.\h}`}l( IN DRUGS, c'iiEMI,cALs, &c., O1{ILLIA. Talvunrxv 1.QK ` I D8711! ll5l'll]3. Craigvalo.-, Oct. 9, 1867. NeVV' Law I<`i'1-m.` R. D'ARCY BOUL'1`0.\ (late of BOUND &:' .\Ic(`.mthv \. nvul \c.. MGCARTHY & MCCARTHY, Iiurriste rs, I fI'IIIIl\1'|I1"l'I!|9nn I III `I - --- I .I..LIuu, JJJ.\U\l.I.|uJ u.uu ULUILLUK W ELLl.\ G'l`UN STREET TOl{0.\"l`(). `N u` nuun l'll\Q unnu- uu. uruuu. I UH, `10R0.\'ER,< Market Block, Barrio. J will take zuwthcr Student. OTES AND ACCOUNTS com-cu-a" at urnnll no-mnnlunvn Ant-Hnn Rnlnn Hwnunvl-_ T 9 on. HARLEY, _ \ `RADU.-XTE OF VICTORIA UNIVEIL I" SITY. R(1.iil]|'\lI(`lI' un. u- u. uI.nvt\o|uul\, 1 1R.\DU.-\TI' OF VICTORIA UXIVER-` Sl'l`Y. . I u.\uu .1112 UL` V 1U L'U1uA l;.\'lV. I ,Sl'l`Y. lHl.I.Sl)AL)-I, P1-:.\'ET.\.\'uL`I_.~:1u:.\'t: non). 1-7-... THOMAS T. _A. BOYS. ARRISTER AND ..'1"l`0l{.\ 1'3l'-.4.'[`-13A.\V Solicitor in Clmnccry, Couvcyuncer, &c., c00Ks'1'uw.\`. W E. ST M.R`_(`..,, I~`.\'(:l.,\\'n _ _ . _ _ _ V__. v-. vv\ILL\JL\.I 1'1`, Late of the City of Toronto, [AYJIE COLSULTI-ID AT T111-4` LATE Residence of Dr. "Rhea. ....-x|JL1A1`n Uh` \/IL SIT 1'. Residence: '1`lll|l)\"rn\' ' 1'u_ou.\'1'o.\'. C. W. $'$".Oice at Mr. C:\rruLhers`s. Dr. J. W. SLAVEN. Ill`. \ YJ-`. I! IN .J_4l.'4 O LEASE or weal we-nth Con. ON: JONATHAN KILGO BE, '\l"lI!\f"l'\ AIIt\-I-nI\n:|- ..n.vLIu.I&lLIJ'l.L nun SOLICl'l'0RS CIIA,\'CERY. txnnn.-'1 _ g , - f\`l\ JOSEPH ROGERS, 1..n.. ..n.... _J_run.. x 1_ur. uunau L" Dr.` rciirvuuruv gussiayes ilimtury. R.` TJBANTING, (in nu} u (.`ln'I:. JAMES C. MORROW, Il\H`. V- .\ '!`_r. 1 ur q..n..:.,.. w. E. BLACKSTOCK, ` .\'I`l.`.' nfi` \. ll"l`l\DY| I'\'n wig. ADAMS, T\ l~`.\"l`lS'l`_ 1). ). Ki on. HAMILTON: I7. \f l'II.u.l- Dn... "5 Uuqu..- , I LL, ESQ 5 Hotel, Bards, uuuau L I luv ;\`1 men l)r.'Ross, CHURCIIHILL. my ; '.llN|./AI.l.\/ L;-v4 I uuujll 1 Residence, Lefroy, Co. Simcoc u .u. nu] 3, 1:14.15. ; HAlULTO.\' D. S l`|\`.\\'AIlT, LLJ3. Qua :I_I\IIv\4I, IIloIJ., L, 1-J.\'GL.-\.\'I), Colonial St'u'go0n,. ILM. :, '1`usxnuni:1; three years my. 36-lyr. : ACCOU- J 8-if l Srs new and cnmumdiousliotc-1 is Rllllnlcll PI nvnr the L::k- . nnal co1nnmnl.4,n lines View of the sII,f"{'"mh FC0W:l`)'- The X`U(JlllS are large, `l1amd.~:>1uc,-ly furni.~:l1c4l, \\'('ll vuntiv latcd. and f:unili<-sr can be supplied with S(`[)1H`:ll(,' satires fnr !lx(:in. @Savn11il-. `lluoms for (Jmmm.-rcial Travollu-rs. . The Bar will always `re l'oviml replete with Iiquorh and cigars of the-. best brnncl. Good Slabling and attentive hustlers. 20- A A `I 1- a---1 nd now doing! for sale on M ,\I:Ia-..-_.... JA]IES J()II.\'.~fO.\ , , The Travelling Community will nd this establishment suited to their requirements and deserving of their patronage. . -var snmnlo Rooms for Commercial Travel. g c`-1.Lu1: n1 .L_\.uuu.m nu uvunu;-.;y-u; ;u.n.~.. lets. _ Excellent Stabling connected with the House BARBIE HOTEL. BARBIE, COUNTY OF SI.1[CJOE,.,C.W'. `Mrs. E. MARKS, Proprietress. JOHN McWATT, Superintendent. THIS is the rsb Hntel m the plaw, and affords all the conveniences and com- ` forts of n rst class lmuse. Stages de=.part._ from and arrive at the hotel. Conveyancesvto and from the Steamer. 3?` Livery connected with the house. _I3 J.P, RYLEY. - - - - - Pll0}'I(lFJ'I')n. Formerly of the ROYAL 11071-11.. Hxunihnn. V ` l |'4.\l'4 P. QUINN, -\ Gill` U! `A. ABNALL, I-[IS w<-H-known and favorite old II_m-I has been tllorullglnly n-nu\".m-(I and littctl up m a lnunnor to L-n;~'uru Llw (:um)rt ()fg1x0_i(s; and t1'm'ullm's aw :x.<.=u1'c(l that cw-rv cmlt-:u'nr u will In ncnrl 0.. m.ch4`..nH nas.u-nscu Iuc um)\'(' mm`: 111 Inc pm ':1uL:nm ! healthy village ol'()1il1iu. and is now pn.-pa1'cl to receive and :1cc gin-sis. . Cmnn1(-rcial mm-lh-rs nnd ollu-rs furnished with convenient and ample accnnnmtulution. Choice \\'in('-`k Liquors zunl (,`i_;ur.<, in stock. Apartments let to privalo fumilio.-z. 33 G_oot_1 Sheds and Stalylillg with attentive servgznts. V 5-tf An; omxxc -rm; s'rA'r1o.\', --- V H " - "" 7 DUNLOI STllEl'IT. - - - - - BAIKIUE. Near the Nclo Ilrlilzcrcy Iivpui. A. ARN/`LL. - - - - - Prnnrinfnr | ll l,1'1l\'L`||(`|'. will be used tu;_ri\'L-.1111-n1 er tlu~,establi. tho point 01'c0xn1'm-I uml tusq :11!-aclu- . Stag:-s1'o1'1ill house daily. _--_ ._ .._..,............... --v.,..-, 11U10;VT.vl [310 S TR 19' E 7', . COI.Ll.\'G\\'O()l), CHARLES CAMERON, - PBOPRIETOR. E IIIS connnodious house h-.1: recently ' been thoroughly 1'c.m)\':1u-d and rc- fnrnisht-cl, and is well atluptml for 'l'|'u\'cIlcrs, being convonic-nt to both c-.u`s and bouts. Good stabling. A Lin-I'_y >,'.t:\ble,ccnnucl:-(1 with the hotvl, where horses can he had on the shortest. nntir-n 1 ' 15: D. F.u:.\;m:u, '1-`.1-IIS Iluusc has just been tted up mull rul'Iu'ni. nnvw. nlukjug it one of tin- mnst COIllfm`l:1M(: 11011505 in the North. 2141' 7 `HIS IIot`cl has recently undergone exten- sivo in1prm'1.-Im-nl:-.1 in the \\".1_\'0fzul1itiun:=, furnishing. &c. Its uccolnnuululiun is now ample and cmnfurtublt-. 'l`1u.~ host Liquors and Cigars can be found in the Han: I-Hy Norti American Hotel, ` IIIfI2n,\7'r1nrn C` '1' D L` 14"! Orillizm .I-Iote], B} W. noss,..: ............ ..Proprietor. ling tom. 1 ::: 7 .IIF.'- prnprit-tor of this well-knmvn e.~_Il:1hli. begs to in2'urn_1 his friends and the tnwt-lling cuxnnnnnity that ho hash-nscd the ahm-0 hotel in the ph-:xs:1nt. and pl (.'p(1I'L`(l receive 2; `. I 191.41. .1. '\ I L.`-_` APTO, FI.()S, THOMAS STONE, - - vlIvuvII_ IIII_l- IIUUOIZ, ICIIURCII HILL, I.\'.\'lSlIL, Cu. SIMCOE. AIAAALLLLLI LJ J.J.\IJ~J_'aL-4, NEW LOWELL, J. G. MARTIN, - - - P_ropri tor. Formerly ufthv " l`J.\'cI1:1IIgo1[()t(-1," Urocxnnrc. [ .__.,A- , . , _ .___..,-_____._ -.---:u\.1uII_IIv II`-.Ill_I- (Late .\lvcking`.<.) Next Door 'L-st of the llzrilway Station, Bill'l'i(`, Ont. F.u:.\;m:u. - . . Pmm:..am- .l.I \1\ 1101180. | .?'*T:`f":+.L.W:$.;1.*iF.F-L ---- aaauaaav II M LLVLJJJJ, Al E.\'[.\'(r'. U0. .'[.l[(}'0E, 0.\"['. ` JOSEPH WILSON, - - - Proprietor. The Bar is snpplivd with Choice Liquors and Cigars. Good Sllt-L_1s and b'l:\bling adjoining the Hotel. ' IhIl\nnuhnu- -)4 1013'. I - ' A;1.3TO_ 13i5fJsE, O.\"l`. R. rmun`. rgina P. 0., On`- Corner of llunlop & Ba$'elal Streets. I u_u.xur'U1u), A. STQDDARS, - - - P'l:0PlII-JTOR. COD ACCO.\X.\l()D.\ I`IO.\" fur Tm- ] \`('(`I'S. A fr ~ - run i_n cunnccliou ` mhl. cl... .-. .. leserving of then` patronage. a Sample Rooms Commercial QTE. ( 1 UUD .-\CC().\X.\l()D.\ frou in with the uzlrs morning_r and 1-vcning. An attentive huslh-r in nl-n:nn~n 14.. ----u---nuu 1-112`: `nu-an-U HILLSDALE, 4 . , Penetanguishene Road. ..\l.E.\'. HILL, ....... -. l ll0l lllET0ll. BIJST of LIQL'()R.<, (,`lG.-\lK:`_. and lily`- F.[_{1_:-`.`l[.\, ENTSV]ll'(I\'idL'1l. . The Pcxwtaxlgluislwxxc Stages change hor.~'<-.- horn. "- GLOBE HOTEL, an-\*v:-r|x'l1r?lRlll.`\'w nvr JOHNSON HOUSE, H0 11014.51. December 2-}, ISG7. vun we unrs monnng and evening. hosth.-r in am-xulzulco. 1-Iy _& Q16 , ,.......ug northerl, hereof; than easterly aid western 2 ortborly parallel to emrly lust course, 2 oh llmlt MARTIN S HOTEL. NFVU I PAUJFI I Alma Hou$e, HILLSDALE_ E3T~Liqnnrs :m always in stock. Good stabling and Sheds adjoining the mo. -1%`-ti` Tantario Hoiel, BR.\l)1-`O Rl). CHURCH ; HILLMHOUSE. rmmu HILL, I\'\'I<|.*Ir. rm cnmn` " FA}: AAGHERTS T 'Ho1" EL,` {Lntn \h-nl.-imr`u \ The Que?en ..s, LOP .\"I`lH~`.!-T ! ` _ n.\ In: RAILVVAY I IUTEL, T;!?it+HAN!is _.___.._.j_____...__..._. `_i_'_t_nt_e_Is_ _ and mtuns. PW 3111 _ as for 511: LJ BARRIE, ONT. .._ ..6' l|.-..I.... I. !I..-.l2..I.l 9; JOHN enE3_, Proprietor. PE.\ E'I'.-\NGUIBHE.\'E, ONT. Y\7`.\' ,, , Dnnr (Lap, smzrnrrl IIous(~,) --:1-'r`lA f1` `.'l' [U L'lL"|ll'L' Hll` CUHHUTI OX `.I1l(`."fS: 101's cw-|'_v rl to g_ri\'v.-. tlu-In s:1tisf:1clim1 and remi- .bli.~'luncut host of its-` class in rxnforl taste. .-\ liillinrtl l :u`lnr Stages1'u1'1ili'm`cnt parts leave the v. - l -\-D 1 1s1:,xm`0iz1), HQ rucuy uvpuz. Proprietor. `J1. .4 vv- I 1:ox'xIr:Ton. ` `Z6 and `127, in the )1` Angzus. are not u-su Iols nru situlltd the `Ru'ln'uy Station :1 thmmhlu part f0! '0 lots}. nnd two 0 r sulo, two Lolah UK` In ` Pnopumron. Propvri utor, Propric-to.r. One Dollar per Annum, strictly in AdvanrLo.J~i '* \\'.\l. u.-\Hu.~.-m. ~ Dan-ids-n TIIOS. .\IcVl'll`ll-I, Sous. WM. I).\V'lDS().\'. lmvidsul J Saddles, CAItImuxi"\':n1nx1x;s, j ENAJIELLED Ll.1'['l1If7R CLOTII/~'. C. Mnrm1".u:luror.~1 of 4` n in r\ II | T` 7 _ 1 TJVAKES pleasure U1 ll1Y20IlUC[L,' [0 ID(' Ir. . p10 of Barne nnd surrounding comm.) tbafhc is now prepared to give music It-.= ~. on the Piano Forte. _Orders address:-d to . Barrie post-ofge. W111 mcetwllh inxmt-.l`.;. attention. Terms moderate. Mclodeon and Organ furnished if1'c.r1uirr~". Barrie, February 25. I868. .; ,. W *3 Fmsm: 41-If IVIVAKES pleasure in announcing to tbv .:; nln of Barrie nnd surrouudlmz commu- M MR. CHA LAUPKA, '_Ift;ac]1g1: of the `Pianofnng, &c.,. &r:. Toronto, : Nov. lII..uII III-I|IIlI\JIl AS rosum--:1 his instructions in Sin : > and on the l i:mo-Fore.`--For zen. &:c.. npply at the Iiurric Hotel. Barrie, Sept. 23, 1568. 31- I u\llI.'.`.LLAU llL'lLlClH Ill sADD'Li=.av, HARDWARE, mm It vurn-l_v on other useml comum can usually be Inn! at No. 1 Stall. ' 335`.-\l| purchuso.- lvlivcn-d in any 1; the town free of ch:u*gt-. _ . (`.Ih'I[ PAID 1"! /IL C.-17'1"! /5. A. l:I.\'Ull.\.\l, 1-U` I L1'censc11 Am __J.l_._li- 1.]. MIC.-\'l`.~ 1'_'()\\`L. qu:ili:y:1slhc u saunv :1! very mu Uorm-(I ISM-F. .* SINGING AND_ANO-FORTE. \h/|'"LL`u;`\H`r>_/x`s? T INNK }a`EAl L` 1:, (:oo1;.\-'1 1) s: White Wine, Ma1tVi'3 .; Pun-u ~'\rm-I ("Ma-I`. |C\'lI':|rt n1l'{'.':'-1'. .5 ..... ..... M, 5 now s(~Ilin;: his stock at pl not I0\vc|', than the same go in Bawrio. Apto. 'I`ownship Flea, ISGS4. JOHN CAIuun'., ON!-1 lmu nz 1\'| T1115 hon-I is pk-1L lucutml and Vt-nil.-nt to the l!`.\il\v-.w t~`lnIi(mI~'. Stu boat, [,;y,ndilIg.-. nml \\'~hulv. JIUII.-`ms U" City, and islm'gcl_vpnlronizcu._1 by bu.-inc.-s~. goncl`ul]_\'. ` __.....-- -....u..u - ~ - nnvlu: This wt-.ll known v. has I'M nndvrgune wry gr:-at innpruu-xm-n|--u zultlitiu lmviinglu-1-n nmaiu In it. gzivi.-1 cu-us:-d uccmnlmulutinn to the public nu-3 nu-H, ul tl':1\`i:|I-1'.~=. (llmicc.-liqIIuI`.~: &c. in slack. Comm. Stuhling nml .'~'l1<-ds (.`()ll\'(`Hi('ll'. to llm hm 1-`IIIS cmnmn<]i_nu.~4 hotel has just lac?-n on-I , ed, and fnrl:i.~:hcd tln|'(>t:gln(;1It.| 3 In- Cl)fI`lfUl`i:l')lcvSl}'l('. It ('ont'.lgn.~' the In-,-=1 $117.1: rooms for cunnnxorciul trl'vcHv=l.-1. of any - hr: north of 'l`(`1'nnlo. ' LUTHER GROVE,, E.\I.ER IN CI(i.\I{>'. TUB. Pipes. C:un_-.~'. 'l`ulnm-cuni.~t~` Hum hUll`Sdl(`. and l.'.t'1ui|, .\'i;_;n, 01' 111:- Quun-n, 51, Julm-:4 1n'cul. Il:u.1ill-an L/uluuz u. uuv .. '<:/ " `J Vnhmtions cmvhxlly xnx-Ale.` nnl.< b every dvscxjiplicul _('2;L`UllKL'(1 with no dospatch. ;ai.;:,;:-to vigggagz u ...w .. ...... .,-....- .. ........ . -- l u1'e :'\\'1-4-,1 Ci,d-r. l`I.\'lI':|cL nl' (,'u'-v. Wholesale Dealers in Dc-mastic and Fnrx-E; `J3, 94. 93, 95 .-\P['I|..\I!il'l ."E'. '1`.01:ut1`I). n.\`T. `I f'--..A..r A 11.... WILUOIIL IIIIHUHIKI D MORROW. ED LISTS. '_ " .3.` .A\..(.i.>3 13;` >3 EXCHANGE H TISI I)u:ms'}I:IIu- I. /n'In-nu \'h.l.`.-... I1.,..r. .. u 1.1 .l.|: IIE`.\'RY F711.-\>ll-IR. --..-.-.-.. -,.v-J I..\Xl) AND II\'.>'L- I{.-\.\'L`I`l .v\(".l'I'\. ANGUS. ' ' ' ' - (. __o..__ BINGHAM BROTHERS. BU'r_cm:u.~' ..\.\n (.`::xx:::.u. PL'nu:n;: .\I.\I}I{l I` >"l'.\I.I. .\'r;. I, -.__ ,- I.'.lI.'l.'lI' > KIHHl('l'lU _Jl)lUlL`(3ll`ll '11 I will be diszcunlilnzmi fro ll DryG0ods,Groceries,Provisions, (Irnrl-m-//. /1'/1/.\'s:/Juwl. //(1rII2m1rt. .\l.\lil\l'4l s`l.\InlA .\U. I, I}.-1l.'l.`ll.'. V I_ AVE r-.u1.~'l:xnlly on 11:. gum! .~:n|-ply 01' 1 : Ml`).-\'l'.-l'.()\VL. C.\.\Ila.'. .\'c'.. uf as I Hilht-Nu . will 1... .3 SHHM` ill V(`l'_\' "H I51-cf. .` with n van-it-ty r "H" l. I. pull um J6'ssEuJ o0uPE. 'c'.'s`f, Provincial Land Su rv ey or \. I .\\'H .\\'I) I\' Ali?`- ` HI I!) v O'CONNOR, ' . ~ Grocer, Barrie. 36-tf .a.v...... . .` N. L. Sn-:I.\'I-21:. J. .\"H.\ /fsoTtcI.-3: nut! .$z1Izn11.-:3. ROCHESTER HOUSE, N0. `:0, 1~`ltu.\"1` .~"1`l:1:1:'1-. 1`m:u.\."rn AUUIUO Vvlauxu nu... . . -.. fur the l I':ul4;. 152 Ifiny Street /zust, Toruulo. ..,-... -/munuug ` ' ' I" ONE DULLAIC AND A l.'L'.\l{TI-II: VANIS \' El{Y`S Livery _tablesi;; `&\l9LLI-IIJJJ JLU` Uppu.s"lt flu: 1.'m'I:m_:/ Station, ])(m(.,l- D A 1') `n 1- -n n . JOSEPH ROGERS. `HIIEF C().\'.'\"l`.\]3l.l-I. Cr-nnI_v ; ()'I-`Hun: l)[)}>O.~`i[1'lllL' .\!uI-In-L u.'JintKi.'i 3.tIrcrti.s`c "N. L. s11sINi31: es: ;-. __!Il I 1.: n DAVIDSON, McVITTlE &. Co., |l'I.nl......l,. h....l..... In `UK public 9.11! rt-sq):-1:! _ take nnticv that Um Su_nulu_v 15:1 illu-Nu _.-nx1I1L-(:1:-:1 with II .H..~m.nIin-nu! I'm.-u 1 )miTn.uT 1*.-u West. TUl'()lIl(L |J\J\I\J\4I\J \Jl\I\J\JI I\J\J,I |\l"\}I\II| Croc/I-err /1'/r/.s'sII/(Ire Hardware ` J i t K A.'['_. 1'1`... 1'1`... 4.10 .14. ~24`.-.1.-..un4;., su .\l:um1ucLu1'ors and \\'hol_-sulc I in In- (A _.:l>';lW(()M-/R W~1A'A0N! i; -I HERB HEIVNRICH -.:-.__ 1- l|JiF\llI, nuvvl I In. u \`v'hol L-.~m!o Dealers In In-I-`:1 -.--u-nun w "W AI'Iu'l'I_I/ -uuuun. [In B A RRIE, Ont. ~ - - l`1 Flt.-\>`, I-IR. . mlul Li)` [jf-:} IVIRAS E1} `J I5` 44: --_ .UillIluiu,'IIurn.~ u Collars and Truzz (`nu flu. |'I'-nil! 4.1.4:) 1 .|.`.41X Ill} U 0} ~, .~*'nu:1:1-. '1'u1:o.~a'1'o. r. >:uu.-z-,1;_:os unu Laru. w,` of other usel'ul comum. :lmso.- dvlivcn-d 11': uf 1! ,I II`: I.`/I T /V l'1"I"I'l.`I V. BRIDGMAN, *_u.\"r1-11:, 39 1:22: -In .. I4! : .' price-A as low. 1 goods can _hu i~. nu ) '0 . J. .\1. D.-\VID.~.` j-J NUMBER |)l`|L'( . . s and Lard. ncnfnl nrnn V-iztfully roqxw:!tu.~ this ostahlis n. . yaw.` lluln 'i5cx:xcr.t:` A . Dix-.1 .\. IIL`z.: `Ru "N. Ix` on is I. V N Luv l'l:u)'2. op et :2. iiiilel Cheap. Y 1% 13 18 13 RTEXLET mun, Banjo; u. 13- \ 7 V ` No open 0lll.l)l' oak followed the garden cone; for Stephen, either deterred from hetruyiug the lovers secret by his cousin's threat, or, me lituting n. rlitfercnt rnoale of `raw.-n___:e, kept his own counsel; anal the conscinix~i pzur. who, on every meeting with Sir Areluilml-pl, eagerly scunneel his countenance, lest its expression might be- token u knowle lge of their position, were only too well Rlltllletl, us day by day glided on without. (llSC()\'(.`|'y, to leave lliings as they were, und to observe an apparent goml feeling tnwnrils young l*'erIilei_gli. Matters, however, were not futeil to rmnaiu long like this. Iszihel, one morning, received :1 .suiumon.~x to at- teml her uncle in his priwue room, which she obeyed. l lmlhu-n Lmlml kmnn. Hm T2...-.mn+ I ,`i,`}` ":*umed liisgeut, and his story. 1 mm presses. it boots not, thqrefore, :1. `iv 1` repeat the scene. which followed . '|_b8| s grim refusal of her uncle's propo. sntionr Angry commands. and Intern- Peffe threats, availed Sir Archibald .`l1"Ig. Snpplicntions and remonstrances Walled Isabelas little. At.laa_t the old 3 id. `.`S0. i your-narnelesn, l quseless, penniless,-_-persist, and persist "Ill! scorn, in rejecting an alliance which ."1lltl rmse you to a. position with the P"0udest in the land. Your childish Feagou of dislike to my son deserves no notice. Give men stronger and better .cnuse for refusal, or, though my own .'i5lCI"8 child. tllln rnnf nH'nr1l'u' vnn nhnlhsr .cnuse for 'i5eI"s child, this roof afford you sheIter_ Pot an hour longer. Um-.lA, I ...:nv.' ..,..1:..,1 t.,..:..| .....:.... vV" nu nour longer." U"0l6. I will, -` replied Isabel. seeing Hint further concealment was useless. I .-PPM?-_Y`} lify. .!;z,u_J_:qlese_, housqlesg, agd _uIIulI|h By surrendering yogi. ii! {"05 ` {me far more capable of loving and P""t"'g .'you_.wi(h y0ll SIIHTO the honor of our name; and the inheritance of `our house,- -by wedding y0ll W "'1 9" Stephen. uA_ , , ` _,..uuu, my (Iaygptcr;" Isabel tprgncgl very M10: but }`tt"d "0 pound. ' nI'),, .,....l:uuIIn Here nloyv moan was heard from the `bed, and the ptrzinger started up, and _cro;se the clxalhbor. He drew 3116 CW" ,tnins of the bed, and bent. over the sleeper: `but presentiy retprned. muttering. NM yet-not yet; but. s9on-too now! He rc,~sumed higseut, his ' ime presses. It boots nnt. chm-afnm, nuu uuuiy UN 0 I believe, Isabel," begun the Baronet. that you lmva had no reason to com- _plnin of the fashion in which I have dis- _c`|mrge-! the duty I undertook at the bed- jside 9!` my dying sister, to educate, cherish, and watch over her orphan child 1" u\Y._., I . u I lyllun "1bqli You will not. rho syrprisod, then, when I tell you that I propose qxbanding my care and love for Y0 `0 t[i1e`Ir`ut|nost" limit. by giving you J11) name, and so mnjciiig you, in very :"`||l1I. mj' daughtcr" Illbel hlrnml vnru nnin kn} nffnv-ny` I-u'{\ Ah. now, though I sit on 3 rock, V I ham share-done scan. with the Great; On !ov:'s high throne of state; I have sat, knowing nnught of the clock. But. the lips that kissed and the arms that carouscd To 1 month grown atom with delay were pmumd, And circled a breast that their clasp had lplvsm-cl Llml may only inot come too late ! mo luto`!" - lIur]:c:".~; Magazine. Vullu X None, uncle; you have ever been td me as a. father-4-I love and honor you as one." "1. g. - . . -.- .-- J-or grmnm [H grow two |wcl\'s nI'c:Il'1'ut.~4, Two pigs: nf my mm in :5 My. ` A rose-|mnh--xx Iiulc tlmlcheal cottage- Two npunn.<-lovc--:t husiu f pollngu Now in fruusloxlu I sit--and my dutngo-- , Witt? !womuI1's chuir empty close by--c1oso Y `Whcn we want, we have for o_nr pains The prmuinu that if we but wnil. v J`ill the want has burned out of our brains , livery Ineau.-4 shall be present. to state ; While we send for the napkin thcsoup gets cold. ' lwhilcs the bonnet is (rimming the face grows I uld. 'hen wn`vo matched our buttons the pattern is nniul. How 1 mu_;m: In (mu. Ioncst. or gurruls, ' Win.-ru`thc l('S1):|k('ll my hrilillrs ull July, For ground ln twn |)I'ck.~! nfc:|l'l'0!.~4, ` ML! m\' HIV. Thu concern wucru we nu llllll. mxc BLOCK Though our vote lxgs no hearing nor weight; And the old man sung lxim an old, old soI_1g-- Kevcr sung vuu.-0 so clear null strong That it coulal drown the old miin`s long. `For be sung the song Too Into 1 Too Info 1" uup m-mn;;-1 [0 we yonln wuo must mr1'y it Immu whcnnu home but an attic lm'1_got--hu'n1 gut. AM ai la jcunc.-so .svwai(-- si la vieillesse ' ` pmu:(u't ! There sat an old man on n rock And uucwusimz buwuilcul him of Fate- Tlm whom we all nmsl. take stock `rhmmh mxr vote has no hlmtinrv nnr un-irrht \ '\,Wh_cn strmvherric-s sot-Inml like red heavens- 'i`t-rmpin stew as wild In-um- "hen my In-nin wan M xixua and sevtms If my lnutlu-r mid "folks" uml ice cri-um, \on 1 gazed with t\ liclu-.ri.~'h hunger Jlhu re.-slnurum. man and fruit-monger- oh! how 1 wialuul I Wuru ymm-,.vcr \ n the goodies all cxunc in u. strenm--in u xutrexuu! ` ' .1`. 1 7 Bil 1 `.'/'I.. . ing village ofAngus oiling siluatelntlu lace. The premise! Crxulock. Poms- noxt. For term -. it`-by letter, pre- - . rum BOOK mo JOB PRINTING T `" OFFICE. . preplrcd to exec%:;`[i,:I1()r;:I`[:`gor style every dg. ppeplrcd cxecl1;.:;`I,:I1()I:I 1|gnor uylu every nun AND 0RNA.lEN'I`AL PRINTING: q auch ms nc/m.. `mggnyszxnss CARDS. BILL l`l'l.\l)S, HAND BILLS. Address all orders to @112 (Exatmitm; A.\'D~COUN'l`Y OF Sl.\ICOE ADVOCATE. TERMS OF SUBSCIHI'TION: one Dollar per unnu;;xxl;(:lt1;ifc)tll3v.;ida! advance! or $1.50 A-wW"`"* . -:v----. `I. lng|]|,lSlIll) EVERY TIIUIISIDAY JHNKNINI3. om "1 `ii`.Ii`f."b{`{ii`1`i3E3a2XP:E.{- :F` F`*m'- _.___. [Hill WI! V0 IIIILLUIIUU our Inluuua uxu Iran is soid. ml everything comes: too 1atc-too late! The ldxumluen-, AND COUNTY OF SIMCOE ADVOCATE, _...... nunu) nzvnzinr 'ruuusmu' .\|mmmn_ c. THOMPSON, H nu-n -j `Kg-pzublighed every Thursday Morning. VOLUME VI. Imuun. Tlll}llSD.\Y. Jumun-3, 1809. 32 u .-pk-mli.l blond horse. and :\ liver M. iljnm into torture to trot; m -h l|m;;(-n1 M the ri\'ur-- ut nmlu-s ov--ry knuckle 1| knot .' : buy Imnuullcss credits on l :u'is undomc, n pulum I'm mv-,m:.e--no eyes for n dmuc-- |)t'luII;;4-I lo the youth who must mrry it ' The Clock in the C0l`l'i(IOI'. u- t "'`' "' EXAMINER OFFICE. . Ilnrrlc, Ont. \'lL`ll0,l.S0)I .c SON8; l'um.lsuzns. OF SIJBSCIIIPTION: |r our unnum. strictly in ( 0.mcz.:7eu'. ) A 7 I. t`,I1_...- T00 l.'.-\'lTlf._ . ). BILLS, CHCCULARS. LABEL! | m Barrio. U ' LABEZLS, Jzc. were onejz ' _ _ The bridegroom threw a curiously worked chain of gold over the neck 0f "[9 bride, the priest closed his book, and _S1r Archibald agil, with aillmphant smile, .`.'Let me congratulate you qr_z.y0l1I' mar- risige, Mistress Stqihen F.ernlet'g/I-" lnrn Olin IVIEIGII from hl` fcet the l'I8ze._h1isl .resa Stephen lvjernmgrw She tore the mask from her face: bridegroom removed his, saying, with .1 mncicinglaulgli, So, you see, my fair "-3"ly Dutch cunning, anc1\voman s to boot. are no match for sterlinnr English wit V" 5 v arm 8 msteneu uuutz It. was the work of an instant, and yet it. sent two, if not _x_nore, souls to per-. ditiolg. ` Two masked gures stood -before the altar. Isabel, though agitated and trembling, more than once glanced at the bridegroom,` as if his low tones were su:8nge_; but the well~known costume re- ` asswed bag. _It. was comple'.ed-:Lhe ,two onej! rm_- L..2.l...........-u-. olumu o `mu-inuulv uurriuu _ The lovers parted, love and hope blind- V ing them, or they surely would have sus- pected something from this complication of precautions. 'I'l1e_vpurtetl; and as Sir Archibald and Breitstein passed thr_nu_r_rl1 the corridor, ti side-door was ung open, and two men rushing out, seized the briclegroom, drugged him into the room, and cloned the door. A third man was there. - Breitstein was deprived of his mask, stripped and gagged, bound [hand and foot, and left alone, with a bnrrerl window and fastened door! ' In ....... 6|... Inrnnll n6` on inninrif nnrl uni wit, pr sense_1'ess to the `ground, Isabel still starerl nt him its in 2} clI'6_!|m- her features gradually hardening ml-O stone. At last, with a frightful sountl. botweena laugh and a sluiek, 8110 fell l ld`:'|"'IUIIn - . The day of the marria3_re was advmicin_; apace; and, about :1 week before its ad- vent, Sir Archil.all informed the young- people that he had written to n. t'riend in orders, who resided at a distance, to visit lnm and solemnize the nuptials-.-.a~', ul- tliou{,r'a he was in :1 manner forced to con- sent to their taking place, he was not anxious that it should be known in the ' neighl)orhoou.l at present:-auul for the same reason, he h:u_l. to request that no opposition would be made to a simple dusire he had to prel'er-n:uncly, that they should be murriccl in masks. ' `As. although he had every confidence in his , friend, and those who would assist at the ceremony, he. wished to put it beyond a risk that, should they hereafter meet, any recognition should take place.` He fur- ther stipulated, to render this the more V - independent.ofchance, that they should, as soon as married, remove to It (listnnt part of the country. or quit it nltogetlier. Stran__{e as were these precautions, you may` be sure no opposition was offered. The day came, and the hour! ' Sir Arclnib.--ld, the bride and bride- grooni. and one Winifred Grey, and at- tendant on Isabel, were assembled in the library, where Sir z\l`t'llll):lltl, after stating that the priest and his assistant were already in the chapel, produced two white masks, which he assisterl lsahcl and Hein- 'rich to fasten on 'l`hi.~; being _ accoin plishcd, he said, It. will be necessary, in order to conrm rt certain story I have been compelled to tell the holy man who is awaiting us, that you enter the chapel by different doors. -You, Isabel, will pro- ceed thither by the library and picture- gallery with Mr. Winifred, whilst I con- duct Herr Breitstoin through the opposite corridor. rm. . u_..___ ___.-.i 1...... ....1 1...-.. I.i:...1 Icur uuu uI.~u.u:-n., nu Knew nut. 01 wnzu. The f:unilv4met-as though nothing bad lmppened. It was, however, somewfhat sLruny_;e that Stephen Fernleiqh was more conciliating in his demennour than he had ever been before. I r|u_;__,_< ,_,__ _:____| L, .|,:, ,;,n_ 9, ' llilll UVUT UUUII llU|Urcu Tllll'l_`_{S remnincrl in this state for seve- ral inonths. The natural restraint con- sequent. upon the altered position of each person at the Prinry grmluully wore away. The intercourse lI(3l.\V.4el| Isuliel and Hein- rich was nppnreiitly 1lnl`eSi.|`lC[.(!ll, and :1 general harmony pqrrnclucl the entire llollselloltl. The betrothed pair were strolling one eveniny_v; in the 'nutmnn l .llI'0ll_L`l_l the grounds, when Stephen Fernleigli en-` counterml them, and, npologiziiig` for llls` intrusion, said, I leave to-rnorruw for}; few weeks may in Lonrlon.; During my 'll).' [ believe your wc-hling is to take place. lmeruly wish, l)(!ll)l'0 I go. to i'elicit:it-3 you onvllie_c\'cnt', and to assure you that my l)S0ll\2C on the Or.-c:1~`i0n is from no unfriunilly ibcling; but the pre- tensions whichl once n-l.v:mcerl myself render it lll_l[) ?SSllIlC for me to tness the final blow to .their existence with nliylliilig liku 0:Il|l1llH%.~.i or propriety. 'l'lmv nnrtml nn 3| F1-inn llv Fnnrinnr nml 1 I IPIVI.`