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~:founda huge lump of rock `which is preserved at `the Eighth-ave. vdepot, Superintendent's cfce. A largetstone d,inictinga terrible gash on L her face, and the cliilddropped from Jher '.l`his woman having recovered_ ~ -sufficiently went home, being an. in- ` _:-stance of those casualties which did not `come to the knowledge of the police- e A man with his face all bloody and ter-V j ribly-'bmise_d J ` ' _' ` f ii-; Eighth-,-ave.; Probably he got home i '1 " also without being noyticedby -the po_- ._ _ ,;1iee. From Ninetith-Itreet.to Eighty`-` ` sixthestreet the ght was hot,~notwi}h- " I f ..etax_iding the efforts of the police M -J ._ ' '.a+vnue.'Bi:;.`wr9.;[ihi 1! I, in if....!h!;9E! ~ ' ` l'UST reeiveda spiendid assortmezit of ALL ' WOOL ` JD 1 I803 WOOL INA-qr DELF AND GLASSWAKE, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CALL AND EXAMINE. .- ' T. GRAHA`M -pin. Activism` Iona. ..n..ra- -Gui`-l\.-r\n n4.ry.rs.n..n.\.a which for quality, pattern aqd Ati:.` A.y i5ikIus', '1/Le Post" Office. Owen Street. Barri Fmsw Cmss Swocx olf BOOTS AND SHOES. JN'ZE'VV"' sen gro nu 2 . Go tonc. .a. Perkins. nu...-`tn DISK aosia c. .8. Perlcim . B3 , _ be to C'.- .4. Perk-Him. mute, - 1 T Go to C. J2. Pnkim: n-nu-I F'-n39: , J2..jPerlcins. I ./1. Perkins. I . ` Law Oice; V V I : IDUNLOP %s1'n1:m', - BARBIE. % 12th IN NEW vgqg cm. an abundant valet! for `Paths :-I,` `M3thqrl. Souk: Dauglgtem down to-the youqgqst child ! E _ `REDUCED RATES 2031370; . 3 ;x;_ invariable in 'Adnn`ce;; Single Cqplqafj , 4 Three Co lien, all at one` tim'.%9;,`Fivg `Co gf 'f ' sl2;_-Mu injBEARTH AND OHE.1p n. ` = of!-`in or mou`nubuen'b'en `at 2;4o= qach. the :< Gheupdu uitiiNh`M'nt Coinpluo V ` runny w1=:mu.Y- nnwspnliniiff A `Q, -inlhe-World. '-An; buck numbers can uSay.on n |_ailod'lo 19,'ea';nuench f N .. " E . 3.1.3.7.. ~ and country., It gives pnctipalinumcllqn, by the , 'most'expe:-ienraed writers, upon. all Rural: topm- _ AN ILLUSTRATE . , L Runan. _L1-nanny, AND FAMILY Wtzuuy, 01 18 Large, Bnndlome Eugen; _ EDITED BY DONALD G. MITCH-lELL._f Assisted by an able C91-pg ofAuocia7oa in all Do- pcrtmems . ' ` Hemtli and Home meeluhe warns of 111` mem- bers of good families eve:-y;w.here, and contains the bob"! of every thing for every had in. city," village, Farmjn ,Fruit-Growing,Flonr-Cultyre,0ruman- '. taI?Ga `caning,Rnrllbdrchitbiiturcliouhtry aha City Homes, lboi'r'"FurpiIh';|'|g _nnd4q$1dornmeu!, Domestic` Eodnomvynomaly.-uepingifin etc. It has Choice Storieg, Sfxotches, Essa Marita Repmudieautiful by the but _n `ind, V in shonrill lb0~t'0i1_lII"0'ajd_l_V"- ,_._ _ ; AFIRS1`-Qyggs. v`y.w_ Y. ; It.eo.nnin- " . .13" "J1, herba- an abundumv `f9t FdI `rs o!h qr.~8onIs Ihlluhlnrn. :14-n-n 9n.I|.- __u.__.._. -- I I Potash and Fish Bur;-ela, Flnr and Syrup Bdr- A min, from one gallon upwards. - . !3 Family Beef, Pork and Pickle Tubs made to _orde_r. ' . ' ` . -1 A . a _c ..i u. .(I:'Co'un_try orders promptly attnd to. V Annnaa - - . ` ISAAC VE WILLIAMS, ' Barriecoopernge. Barrie. Jn.n v 20. 1870. ' 9-. Barrio. a.n y 20, 1870. Manufactures and makes to order all kinds and sizes of. Fix-kins, Clxeese Hoops, House and Stable Pails, `Milk Tubs, Fermenting Tubs, all sizes of Bser and Whiskey Barrels, - | BEEF AND PORK BARRELS, ] I Chums, Wash Tu6s,Butter Tubs, l To be obtained this sideof Toronto, and at the * . lowest prices. From the facilities they possess for carrying "on each branch of their business, they can guarantee" general satisfaction `to all who may favor them_ with their patronage, D. BOURNE.. . E. BYRNE. _ II___ n,, 1 `Alvin fumse &. FUNERAL HEQUVISITESI 0 OOPERAG E, IN VARIETY . - . - --:-v-`v, -~uvv-vvnv, _`{UIII, KIWI VARIETY. .__.o.__.. Just received, 9. large supply of Horseford s Self-Raising Bread Preparation. 1:20:3- A large variety- _t3_fo-.l-7";-ncy (ind Plain ` Bzseuits atreduced rates. --o--- . _ English, French and American Confectionery, -...o__._. ,___ _._._ _-...~..--v xnulua, av. HERMETICALLY SEALED GOODS, FRENCH SARDINES, - ` LOBSTERS, ` . _ COVE OYSTERS. FRUITS & VEGETABLES. - n-:- :...o._._ GLUNCHES, am, prepared at an soundn- able hours. . 0:`? CHARGES M ODERA TE._ 4:9 BOURANE` an avam-:, EAIIPIINTIIIIS, llIlIl.lIlIllS, ` ` CONTR_ACf T0123, rally packed with men; iiiamen, , and the res was liberally re- rom the maide. ' huge d vdgpot, .9nHnn9"n r-'--- EG to announce to the public that they have commenced business in the above. lines. and are prepared to take orders and contracts for all kinds of work in the carpenter and build- ing trade, .which they will execute atthelowest gures and in the best style of workmanship. --..: wnonns, sAIT mu nunns, ALWAYS ON HAND. I GROCERY, P:io{r1s1oNa; LIQUORAI sroms, .1/uauup uwcao, .1'wU mans WW6 Q] _ A Rqilroad Station. I 0:`? OATALOGUES GRATIS. .g;u BROWN & n__._!_ ll_.__L IlIAI_ Inlvn 1ame,Mmh 1eu:,'1a7o.~ |MB:%%%MANAH%AN |UND|R LlA'A[](E RS, IN UNDERTAKlNG,| mus: smm ' '-'*-. > ~ . 4 ` _ , HE Subscribers 1: `n o ed , < ff -5 I the snlemof-ll kiimlsgdf pa-n. ` on 70! ` -.. -- ...8uou"IlVG-5 ed their} down town, when 6 cars were -attacked at IL, and almost completely Stones and pistol bullets rough thn m:..A....... :--- n`-Am, xmns or PLANES m pb'rs-.u " Kept on hand, and mo aii; 'Kiu1tura1 .2! AFIowg_eeds. L ISAAC vs wn_ LIAMS ' {They are pzfepared to furnish the handaomet IIEAIITII AND IIME. T 1LLUs'raA'r.!:g 11-....- r.__._.- V- _, 109 W, __---j- urn: II`. II II II` Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Fruits, &c., ITIi`.D|l'l.VI'I`I r\ Ar 1- tr an a v nu-. ruI\\--- VEGE TAB LES, J-.='-1o A large stock of vver Pot FOR SALE. oppaue Methmlist Church, 3 shop Eaa of ._ Market. - lo JJ\.IUlH.1L'a.- Barrie, May 2nd, 1870. Barrie," Nov. 10th, 1869. GARDEN 'rooi.s or ALL SOR"1`S`, so. . 39., 58, &c,, I _ ` And every requisite connected with Hort!- ` culture. ' ` CORNER OF OWEN 6' M./ICD0l; ..dLD_ . STREET, BJRRIE. . ' Fresh Canadian Cheese of No. 1 Quality. -jo---hn Opposite .1 Messrs. Me Carlhy 4' Mc C'arIhy : Oice, ` 'I'TlT`l' M QIIITIIIUEIIII `\ A un:-- `Liz itthnil it hi. on.` V , '.7}. - UUJJLDL ` . nI'II9' nv usu- PuNxsmr.n Enovon.`--A menfivith four wives was btought before Hens Swar- thart,e.Duteh justice in the Mohawk "valley, for commitment on a charge of Ahignmy, , vF0l1l{WiY_Ol., Dat was: most innocent crime! `Discharge him at V.nI=- .W,h!1 ? protest h9%.ptosecn- *0 -.`?;1!7!._idii!>l!i!ir'ed ..1,nsm, when the proof is positive? Will the court. ex` plain? e,Y6p',..1`,Ckli)]i1Il. Ef he lii imt_._ foumivee -he got punishment ' enou`g|i.`~ +Ielif' mit- von, nnd` I In Gh,pl,I:1l iB!l@_OIIgih0d 4 . '_ (`\-"J1! _ go: `to_o`_ f BARBIE `&Co9 7 are- (&0-1 , 18-ly_ _ .l1ll 8 sum: cases mxgnl. be n_1enuor.ed had we space. : 13- Call at the Drug Store and get 3 Circular of ucalionable certicates on the GREAT SHO- NE ES;REMEDY ' and PILLS, and nliolv yourselves. RJ ` y in largepints $1. For Sale by all Druggiltiand Dealers in Madame. Aaxun Iron BAnr:,-Mesu-s. A. V. ,Pdmr`z& Q0 and T. W. Goorgen. 0rillia--Mr! `J. "M Slavn.` C'ollmgwood-Mr. Carpenter. Agcnt.I._'-Mesars. Lvmnn. Elliim A: anuunna _.yourIelves , avg: .q. u union nun ~.runs_ was utlerlv cleared out by me police and the rain} coming on plentifully dispersed loitererq There was great apprehensions that an attack would be made on` the cars-going home,- and rumours of an organization for that purpose spread terror for a while. J. w.a1avon.' Uollmgwood--Mr. Carpenter. - A_81lJ,_'-M3_8ll`I. Lyman, Ellibtt & 00.. Dmgspnug Watson, Toronto. 837-ly. 1 ThH00Win8-"m'.arks on Teslimonialaotmoat `Vd"r"l Md ex," aordinary cures in Canada bv 1h8|GhEAT,IN.. JAN REMEDY.Thcy are `stern, Undemable V 3921 incnmeslnble facts. suicieu to `"|`"_'*`U ,1*`.`.',;AN REMEDY. They ".dF"b' Wu incontestable facts, suicieu V"'9 ""3 "inns! ske tical that the Great Medici~ 1CmP".nd yearn after for ages is now access ~ sible in the Great u spepsna and mver uomplmnt, or that ol'.loIm Hing-, of Nupinoe C. W.,of Rheumatism, who had ` iactually been on crutches for years, in spite of all lrgaunent heretofoi-'e`, and I! now well. Scores 0! such might be n_1entiot.ed had a ace. a_tAthe get a Cnrcularof _S|".OSA|-_|ONEE,S.REMEDY!` 1 For Diseaaes of the Throat. Lungs, Liver, Diges- uve Organs,`Kidneys, &c., as well as Scrofula, the various Skin Diseases, Humors..and all diseases nrising"h-om lmpuritiesolthe Blood we boldly slate lht this great remedy has NEVER. BEEN EQUA LL D. Where was thereever such a cure as that in the person oil Wilton Sarma,ofBri hton C.W'., ot Consumption : or that of Peter V. Mt'Ilr.ol Ernestown,C.W.i of Consum ion, or ' that of. `Ambroia Wood, of Consecon, _.W.,o! `D pepsia and Liver Complaint, that of John 6g . who imnmllv hapnvnn nrulnhnn fm- unnrn Sn nnnln atoll V A. 1-.woon,.;.r. Warden oi the; County of Hastings, Province Ontario, Dommion at Canada; 11: N1 V7 UUJJ,- J n In Q4: I hereby certify that I have known Mrs. Mary Ann Doughty tor the last fteen years; she is a woman of probity and truth. I have known her before, during, and since her illness. I believe her certificate to .be true in every particular. 1 know while ill, her case was declared hopeless_ -and 1 know that she has, since her recovery nl- wnys attribute-.d, it to the $hoshoness_Remedy. Whatever may be the perculmr properties of this .medicine, one thing is certain,thatin her case, it has acted almost like the performance of a meriacle A. I-`.Woon,J.P.: \17'g|-(Ian nl Hm Conntv ofHastinza. Province nf |S*f1P &__1,_`L3s@Ee: al %;% I`-IYERY STABLES, . .`:\ . 3' '1 . , n...'.. .'...'r.` 4]. . n__~1._.... n ,..: us run u: uncu- J '1 The wounded men were stowed in the several wards of Bellevue.hospita`l, and their wounds dressed andbandaged. Upon` a visit to the hospital, late last night, the most of them were iound to be lying asleep, though some appeared to be rather in a state of stupor. The swollen heads, cuts and bruises, and blood not yet washed away, of those who were seen, presented a ghastly appearance. One of the attendants remarked, in an_swer to a question, that the most intelligent one of those in his oharge,alarge, man who was badly- hurt, and was then sleeping quietly, had talked freely when rstbrought in, but evaded all questions as -to the ori- gin of the affray. During the night," numerous friends of the wounded men visited the wards, and were to be seen silently assisting the attendants in pro- viding for their wants, or simply stand- ing by the bedside and sadly contem- plating the painful breathing `of the suf- ferer. In the course of the_ evening `several men came to the hospital to have their wounds dressed, one of them to have aba_ll'cxtracted from his leg, and then-returned to their homes. I At midnight their were still to be seen groups, chiey of Irishmen, in` the vicinity of the h`osp_ital.`w`aiting for the scraps of news brought out by those to whom admission within the hospital was granted. Among them a very stzlbdued and saddened feeling prevail- 8 . . . To Messrs- CHAMBERILAIN dz SILLS, Conway P. 0 County of Lennox, Ontario, Canada. . . MAnoc,County of!-Iastings, . - Province of Ontario, Feb. 9th,lS69. This is to certify that during the winter of 1866 I was taken with a weakness at the uncles, which gradually, during the spring of 1867, extended to my knees, and on up to in hips, and I became so weakthat I could not wal , but was conned to my chair. For a1_>out two years, while this weakness was coming on me, and afterwards, I sought medical advice, employing, at different times, three doctors, and medicines or` different kinds, prescribed by lriends, but, of no avail, I continued to get worse and worse, until the sum- mer ofl86S, when I was induced to try the great Shoshonees Remedy by reading the ciires perform- ed, in`a pamphlet. At this time 1 had begun to feel the weakness in my hands ; in tact I was get- ting almost helpless. I have taken two bottles of the Shoshonees Remedy and two boxes ofthe pills and I am entirely,restored_ to health. I never ex- pected to get better, but simply tried the medicine as asort of forlorn hope. This case of mine was not a private one, but known to all my neighbors and iiiends;'and to any one afflicted as I was, I have only to say try the Shoshonees Remedy; I believe it willcure you. TM . .1: A nu Then.-....... ucucvc u rvulvuuv _,v-u Mun: ANN Dovamv. Sworn to before me at Madoc, County ofast ings, this ninth day of February, 1869. A. F. Woon, J. P, 5.0 PROF. ACUNIO S SHAVING, HAIROUTTING . gull INJAJAQLVJL \/\JlL-`\.Vl \JLJJ\J\JJ.`, _Is in the large `building lately occupied by Mr. James Russell, ' n.`_..--:.- ..1__ n-._-_'_- 1'1. 1 ENTLEMEN SVW1iiskers and Hair Dyed. `Ladies Haircutting done in good style. Good Hair Dye. Hair Invigorator, Hair Oil, &c., manufactured and soldyby Prof. Cunio. Come Gents who wish a good smooth face, List whilel tell you of a` place . ~ Wtere razors are kept bright and keen, The easiest chairs, and towels clean.` Where we.will shave, shampoo,'or trim, And brighten faces which look dim; And if your hair is-white or red Prof. Onnio s Lotion colours well. For just ve cents we now will shave, And do it so smooth and clean You ll say we are a mowing machine. Around your nose and chin we'll creep, With so much ease you lldrop asleep ; . . Your nap will pay for coming here ; The old we can make look so green, The gals will say you re sweet sixteen ;' And when you leave here for the street, `V Your friends will smile when them youlnieet, And say what makes your hair so dark. Oh, it was the Professor's Hair King's wash, Andhe can do youblack or brown, A little better than any house in town ' And if a twirled moustache you want Prof. Onnio brings one out. VAND` sHAivi POOING sAL0oN, I in Hm lav-an `I...;m:.... '1..'o..1.. ....;.....:...1 L. ::.;;a;;;:4~%s.4.......* ~ ,3 BIL I IIKILLIVE LUUBSUII, Opposite the Barrie Hotel. Bun Several Vpersons, arrested for intoxi- cation and disorderly conduct in con- nectionwith the aair at Elm" Park, were incarcerated at these stations. None of the perpetrator of the grosser act: of violence have been arrested yet, but the police expect to get hold of them in a short` time. Superintendent Jourdan was at the stations actively directing matters, Between 5 and 6 o clock Elm.-Park was utterlv. cleared out hv th nnlinn and Mn. .....'..~ ..... .._ Go to Dr. SLAVEN S {ot Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Dye-Stuffs. Combs, Brush_es;'&c., &c. - A T Go to Dr. SLAVEN S for Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, w Toronto, and from the United States and England. . --..__ 1 . 3-..-.." J4-Angina Avlvuvv, uuu asvgu nu) uun-uu uuunuvw loan`. .....-a----- 7 `Dr. SLAVEN is extending` his Book and Stationery department. Give] l he sells at Toronto `retail prices. Great inducements offered to Teachers, l per cent. will be allowed onall purchases. nu . nu . -u--`on;-. q u u - 11% n n._ ,_ `In nnn Dalia ;ncrf rnni` ` Wluvu 0 Go to SLAV-:I<'ZJ1`i S, and look at.his Wall Paper. A 10,000 Rolls just received from New '" will be sold at the cheapestlpossible rates. A Try_Dr. SLA.VEN S PILLS, they are well known and recommended- . . - `t sand Buy a bottle of SLAVEN S Mosquito L1niment-_a sure preventive for the bites of .Mosqui o _ Black Flies. ' ' ' - a Go to SLAVEN S for Teas, Tobaccos and Cigars, of the rst quality. _ Go to SLAVEN S_ and see those Coal Oil Lamps, for sale at 5 per cent of! cost price: You will save money by buying your Paints, Oils, Varnishes, 560-: 553-: 3` SLAVEN S EN,S Paint, Varnish, White-wash, Camel-hair, Scrubbing & Shoe Brushes, always on hand at SLAV , ~. . v - (1 DR. SLAVEN has a- good business and intends to keep it, if low prices: Sm m"n and 5 , quality of goods will secure it. ' ` V ,- . d Try Slaven s Condition Powders, for Horses 85 Cattle, the best in the market. The countrY '9' liberally dealt with. V ` ` "Give Dr. Slaven a call before. buying elsewhere, and you will be sure to get` 3 bfgain" 0:? Look for the Red Letters on the window as follows: i - V Prescriptions carefully prepared at `all hours, day_of night. ruary, IDO3. I Woon, (S-0 l ruin Irnriurn Mr: Mnv-Ir DR. SLAVEN'S DRUG` STORE. :. J. W. SLAVEN- ` i_ *9 ivzlvliaap-v3T1V:it`i1T::\jt1 any i `L J n the rriairliet`. Lo1yQF 1 % % % IN BARBIE. > OPPOSITE McWATT S 11 -V"- 5`~\I\.J.L3..k4I.LI..l. - .4.JL-`-"-*"-'*\"-' -- v--In I Junk.` J._\. IIV ..L|__]_ . I sell Goods cheap because I_ am able and determined to do so. Small prots and quick returns is-my $110110- A'I" 'I`I-I13 'l?T`.l-3`DI-`l A1\T'l` IVS PW.,EE%;EW jCLOTHINQ,]nQ9IlAlD SHOES,` "Of which he_.will -keep . 9. large supply consta_ntlyon hand, and " ; j sellfcheaper than iinthe ma rket`.V - . 136' Do ` THE BEST_ TEA. . . |.PA'I`. PAILS, each; . `I)I')f\f\IIlC\ ___I_ GROCERIES, the best in the `TEA that cannot be bat in Orillia, or any other place. . - ne ay.-ued_, lowvpriced (7_0o)V'1"ea, just to hand. c.ocKEBY7'AL'M0sT'Ein AWAY. -..n r;.....u.. -1........ 1............. 1 am nhh`. am! .1-o-.....:.....1 4.. .1- _- TWANKEY*TEA....`....... YOUNG HYSO.N...;.u_...... D0 D0`..o......... VERY GOOD HYSON. . . GUNPOWDER TEA........ - ---...-V, \,uVu. `i3.1i -. . . . __~-v--~---- -*~---2:: szamsmg LwE@msA1@Jm BOLOGNA AND GERMAN SAUSAGE, SAVELOYS, &c. /\4-J\/\/vxx. . . A LARGE TAsso111*M11:'i\1*1'VO1}` M Biscuits, Candies, Nuts, Almonds, Spices, Pickles, Sardines,Lobsters.Ovsters. Canned F1-mt. Salad On. nm-.1 '.q......;. gm ..n ,.4 ;FRES'.ll .MEu5l1 Du IIU ed. T.`-.--:--.-------7 nr.'-.' 2 V7}-xichTote'r is low as anvhouse North of Toronto. Igive the ptice of a . fed of the leading articles: Q` n I - J. .. --V---I-,v-nun, vwuutvw, LI HUD, -QL|LlUl..l|L; DPIUUS, 1'10] Sardines, Lobsters, Oysters, Canned Fruxt, Salad O11, Com "Starch, &c., which will be sold at a trie above cost. ' ..\\\ `.5. \.._x`_\_\\ xx,` \-_.\.\.\\x,\\~ \.\\.\\ \\\\-\.V -Please "call and see our displav on SATURDAY, the 18th inst.,a .. A ,-_......_...%_`...y-;--'?..:.__..;.-_L .And.'I take this opportunityvof thanki1_1g the public for the; very liberdl patro~ nage they have bestowud, and solicitnng a contmuance of then favors, I .would call their attention to my new stock of MARKET STREET- B.A_]R.1=2.T'n T. S. M0l`FA'l"l`, THE ELEPHANTHOUSE, I { __ 0RlJ}.3E:1.`+- jmmz @s am: gsw1m1E@sns1@@91 INTTTH A T1 'I'.1I'\ 3 I`! A C171- If you want 0. Watch or Clock put in good running order, and warranted, - A V ' Go to J. W. HASTINGS If you Want a. good clock, 8 day, 30 11d11r:and alarm Time Pieces, go 1 . - _ largest stock ever offered in Barrie, I I ' - A H 1 1-n trAQ'l`t` If you wantne Gom Wmmmc Rxncsg Pnzzuz and FANCY Ruvcs, 11.. o- 1 nr Earrings, %Broo-ciies, Chai1Ys.`,'A(:i`ri1`1ards Spectacles. Pipes. Violins 1 AND STRINGS, AND FANCY Goons, &c., T At J- W. HASTINGS. \ NEW AR`1[vX'L\`x7171TIX PEEW STOCK THE M0SvT FASI1L10N.TI1BLE-v LAF1)-izs" AND_ GENTLEMENS JEwF.LL):R Y, IN BJRRIE, L At J. W: HASTINGS. J. W. HASTINGS having beexi `in thebusiness upwards of 20 years, ;s able to give bettgr satisfactioti than any other Store North of Toronto. . - n-' 1--1,-nr.1 '1n ;1v I t t _ . ' The only store North of Toronto ,where_the whole of the business in its`vari- I ous branches, `can be done on the promises I At J. W. HASTINGS. FRESH Goons] 6:59` WM REELEMED T837- muses. .` A . ` Wall New rnfnc , = Tni R" $.11: Pun" Iiullih IUIIIIIID no-my I ' X"'FTHE ELEPHANT. ...<..-_v..-.v..n._a.A...a_|.4I\./.A_V ..l.L V7 9 STREET, BARBIE T--BY-- 'I`I-II&l\'T EVER. SONOOICII'lI EAOIooooooo focunoooonoa 1 --~.-.--..._ - 1, Die-Stus, Pexffumery, Fancy and To awe: Seeds, which he imports from J. . Va,t,,_low prices, ad selling fastv. _ F\l"InAl'/\`l'\lU'\l\n ;-.-u-...__- OI-IEIAP FOR CASH. IDJ` 5 " -1-. s. AIBA[()F"2E"..A'I'_'I'.' T 50 SUGAR, 1011: so CURRANTS, 70 uICE,2o1bs. so BARLEY,20 -so VALENCIA] 90 VALENCIA `1 on Boxor281t 20 GOLDEN sy 30- SOLACETTO] LEMON PEELS, &c., 850. ~_____....___... ._ __`__`_ ____ 0000000 .9:-u_h.ru_yl"nuI~.fIlll [BT00 It I|l|;lIi_aOd hit !j oRunprooH" `l mu is `no ' :1"$54`rii!igItiIQ.}halp{oIpgil{ 9! mo :23 ` 91,!-s"*!d_'oI!6 mum % LICENSED TO "SELL Always arriving for `T11 Watch and Speciacles. Onnnuitp lhn Rnilumu Rf `Give him a czill and save money, chars, to whom a discount of 12; 10Vlb. ror........... 20 lbs. for. ; . . . . . f0ruoonoonoAlI;u f0f.. 0 0'0: I I 0 0 VALENCIA RAISINS, per lb. . ; RAISINS by ~ the 1),... Ar 09 n. ...._ n. if - _--_- V- V -uav VBo):;)-f"`.2.T 1b., per . .. . . . . SYRUP, per qt. . . . . SOLACETTOBACCO, per 1b.`. .- 'I'Q R-.. R-.. , Toilet" Articles, r wunu vvlu/_vv -V Iuovwuuuao Opposite the Railway Station ..y At. J.TW. HASTINGS} uuuuuuu, uuu _wcu1 aunt bu DEIIBVUB. The wounds of the injured men were dressed by Dr. Philips,` of the Twenty- fth Precinct, and the men `carefullv placed in ambulances and sent home. or to the hospital, as the nature of the in- juries reqmred; ' M TBA urnnnn-`nu-I vnnin nun... ..c........I .'... A." Simmexs, ' York, which Go to J. W. HASTINGS `At .1. W.` THASTINGS. Gin J. W. HASTINGS. Another 10% of that Try it; - inst., at Isa ----,.___ 872-ly Yozmty > where the UII |lIU IIUGII CL-I H1017? I _ Robert Nutt received several wound on the head and face.` - yn____ _____1___A___A_ ,A_ A .|, 1, .1 - u an `all 17 45 -on V To let a. large Store and Home conuining 12 Rooms, good well, outbulldingu, 80., on the -Premises, with two acres of loud nttach ed. = F 1' 1111:: 1 `so , or par 1c app y JAHES SLQANI I 22-tf ----:-n 0 BE SOLD, a. Home sud Landueer to the Oriiiia Mills, end one mile from the Village of Orillin. The Home is of frame, large end commodious, substantially built, And uot long aiuoe was rough-cut, outside ; 3 fine well of water is close to the house. rm... land nnnniatn nf shout 8'1 sexes`. of which HOUSE &. LAND FOR SALE. is close the house. The land consists of shout ncrei, 30 acres or thereabouu have long been clenred and in pasture. ;A part of the price mny remain on Mortgage, as msy be agreed on. If required. 50 acres immediately adjoining, Mortgage, mny no Bgreeu on. If required, 50 immediately adjoining, might be purchased along with this property. For urine and other particulars. npply `ta Mr. might be purchased uong mm mm prupcny. For price and particulars, npply James Quinn, Land Agent, Orillin Orillin, 7th May, 1870. :9. WER omsr AND noun mus `l:`f\Q A T.'FI VII IIIIU IIUGVI Ell IIIUUO Two unknown men `had their skull fractured,and were sent to Bellevue. 'T`Ln uuvnllntln .\`oL..' :...Z...._.1 _.-__ __,,, WIIIVI lilinr I-ww-Ia -I-u--- FORSALE. HE CREEMORE MILLS situated in the thriving village of Croemore, in the town- ship of Nottawasaga, one of the best wheat growing sections in Ontario, are now oered for sale on reasonable terms. The Mill having been tted up during the past year with the most improved machinery and the dam and buildings connected being in the most thorough repair, with plenty of water during all seasons, would form a desirable opportunity to any per- son wishing to purchases mill property.-- There is a telegraph office in the village, aud_a daily stage carrying the mail to Stayner. A large number of village lots for sale on easy terms. Title indisputable. I-`or particulars, enquire of PHILIP LOW, Esq., Barrister, Picton ;'C. S. PATTERSON, Esq., Toronto; and W. D. ARDAGII, Esq., Barrie. It-t!- South hnlfLot. 35, in 4111 Con., Nottuvnnga-~ 100 acres. !E0B$ALE9!!'!W nN'!ETEM3 auutu unu uuu cu, Au and UVM-'.IV|;uv1n..-- 100 acres. N. E. part Lot 15, in 10th Con., Nottnwassga -53-acres. North half Lot 17, in the 18:): Con., Tm;-.. 100 Acres. LVUl'Lu uzlll uuu AI in luv tutu VUI-I.y nu;- 100 acres. West halfLot 26, in 2nd Con.,'I`in_y-l0h acres, East halfLot 12, in lat. Con., North 0riHin- -mn nrrn: nus: unu uvu 13, In Law \.Ivu., Lvvntu UAHHB` ' 100 acres. Lot 12, in 3rd Con., North Orillia-200 acres. West half Lot 16, in 13:}: Cum, Madame--Ifvo acrnn. VVCUL nun LJUD 10, Ill ll}: 'l|Il VVH-, JICllUUH."* 100 acres. Lot. 11, in 8th Oon., Vesprn---200 acres. West half Lot 110, in the 2nd 0011., Inuia.`;i- 100 acres. V` U3| IIDII IJVK `IV Ill Inllii Ell \.l\II.l- IHUIIAH-A 100 acres. South half Lot 6, in 13th Con.,We3t Gwi1I.m- bury-100 acres. ` And Lot 11, in 2nd 0011., Georgina, County `of York-180 acres. Apply to WEI. R. CANAVAY "'c're."' "" " M" `W "M" ' " West half Lot 18, in the 4!}: Con., )Iedoulc~ Inn m-.r-on. xuu. no U!` .lA1U-`N . , I Toronto to onma, an so Burie to *`,"` " Bucebridge, 4 oo_ ' `- "";`,`o. Roueau IAke,l2b ` 1" W Barrieto Hnwknlone, 0 50 05 . -: ~_.......mr RB ulc uuuu uuu auuuluula 5 nuns HUIDB. James Reynolds, 40 years of age, re- sides in Ninety-mnth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues; married; shot through the groin ; sent home. 'I`I1'nmnc `Horne 59 non... fl` ........ BEST AND CHEAPE liggaili-.ECSJ'i`.`fATE Barrie in time to connect with the _--_v-v, -~---" ' LEAVES Barrie for-Orillia and \\ A513; 5'30 a.In.. touching at .HawkIl0:('. `Kin Orillia and the Portage.-~ARRI_V1; (W .. ago at 10.30 a.m., and connecting "_\'.~x` Snons AND Sums: Wntoxau fowmwn Couwrnv. `Returning, will leave . I 11 e.m., and Orillta at 12.30-, p-m~v!::1E';,: 30 Train on the Northern Reilwi 7 To .!3 THROUGH TICKETS from Tfcwl Orillin and Braeebridge, can be Wd 5:5 the N. R._R.- smion, Toronior ;" Tickets can be procured on board l 1114' ' Return Tickets from BreccbridE ` Toward ' Ida Burton," and N. R. R. can be PM board Steame We o eh. I F0!` Ffinlrnp DI:-2.....- -....lu on I. C Barrie, .&pri1,1s7o. PARCEL 1.-_--West half 22, and East half '.'"n. in the 12th Con., Medonte, about 100 am: cleared and in a high state of cultivation. ~The Vilfage of Goldwater is on these lc:s. ` There is a good Grist Mill built of White Oak. and Saw Mill, new frame Barn. Dwell- ing House, Driving Sheds and Stables, ilouse for Miller, and several small tenement ll(vlZ:}Ci on the property. About 15 acres sold o:T.:ri Village Lots. _Soil loam and clay bottom. Mills will be sold separately from the farm 5. required. A _ PARCEL 2.-Chimney Farm, or known as the ' Old French Fort, containing 4B3`acre5, oino -Meadow and upland: About 60 acres cleared: agood Frame House, Barn, Sheds, Stables, ' &:c. About .50 acres in Prairie Meadow, growing the best of Prnrie llny. `.". I.I acres of bush, principally white oak and hardwood. This farm is delightfully sitnntr.-cl on )latrl:e- dash Bay, at the mouth of the Goldwater a:w.i `North Rivers, and at the head waters 2. ii I Georgian Bay on Lake Enron, and it is 0;: of the best sporting and grazing farms in Canada, being composed of Lots Sand L i315 Con., and West halt 4, in the 14th Con. Ts}- PARCEL 3.-Lot 18, 5th Con., North Uriliin, 200 acres. The North River runs t_lzriug': this Lot. Good Land and well timbered. PARCEL 4,--Lot 2, l3lh C0n..T.'1_V', 200 acres. Good Land, timbered with hardwood at-1 white oak, 1 mile from Goldwater. PARCEL 5.-Lot 8, 7th Con., l`ay, 200 acres. Good land close to Sturgeon Bay Mills. PARCEL 6.-Wcst half 14, in the 4th Cos Medonte, 100 acres, situated in a good neigh- vborhood. PARCEL 7.-West`hal[ 17. in the 4th Cos. Modonte. Good hardwood lend sud mi watered: ' . PARCEL 8.---South half 7,in, the] `znil C05 Matchcdash, "100 acres. _ PARCEL 9.-Lot 78, in the 2nd (`on..Tl.'i Ev - acres, a good pine and hardwood bush. _ The above farms andlands have in`: 5"? selected by a good judge with a view to seize; ment, and will be sold on reasonable urns -- Pyment, viz.:-One fourth Cash. balance -5 four equal annual instalments with interest A For flu-than nae-H:-nln-u nnnlrv JIM: law! 7'? board Steamr Wendni; W V 7 .1 For Freight or Passage, app]! ` W On homo V . mu: equm annual xnstaunenta wnn mwrr:-- For iurther particulars apply, ifhy le1`e}_'f` paid, to the proprietor, GEORGE CARS at Goldwater, or to W. D. ARDAGH. 5:` Solicitor. &I:`.,, Rn:-n, nn} 3.`: muuxuwtucir, or to W. 1. Solicitor, &c., Barrie, Ont. I3` By Railway and Steamer, Only route to Bracebridge without traushiF`? nuuno, uuvcui, ovum I-U .uI:llUVllUo ' _ John Shielas,!4s0"yenrs of age; ma;-- riedgzesidesat Hastings, on the. Hud- son ; struck on the head with a stone ; .sent to Bellevue; n1:n:_.... n_:.. on __-,.,, ,} ' o . ` i`}3i} in N. v._2H.b'uu. .'* The association of -Orangemen cele- ' liilaabmted yesterday the anniversary of the Battle of;jh*e._,Boyn`e"`by a procession if and pic-qjc at Elm Park, Ninety-second e.."lxlrect, near eight avenue. The Orange- gggnen started for the Park about 10 in the mornmg, and the procession, ao- . companied with banners and music, made quite a gay appearance along the streets. The banners were inscribed` with the t names Boyne, Augh_rim, ' Derry, &c., names odious to V Irishman, who can only seein them the humiliation of their race and the overthrow of their nationality. Arrived at Fifty- L eighth street, the men marched by way of the Boulevard to the _Parlr,~ to the music of Croppies, lie down, The Boyne Water, Protestant Boys, , and such like airs, repugnant to those ac- . customed to celebrate St. Patrick s Day ' in Belfast, Lurgan, Downpatrick, and other cities and towns in the north of Ireland. A I_'.__,, ' ' SUMMER A__RANBEMENT-~ DIRECT . ROUTE T O O1{'ILI. FREE GRXE; LAND5~ ?C3TE>GBK?I [OUSE AND STORE TO mun mv nnmmmnb. ' Toronto, Oct. 26, 1868-` b9 vv$b.-Ivavasu 63% & Gave 1 For Sale in theVCount';' of Sgnlcoe. .1nomson & mm J U DE IILV 11 In A LET AT CHURCHILL. S!MGOE__I_.ANDS. ulo uuvn , uuuauuvua , Bclll. IU uuuevue. John Shields, "of I-Iasti[ngs,'was in the procession In Elm Park, and on `com- ing out he was assaulted, and received scalp wounds. ` Win I-Inlnn A` NA 1 AOK W`l..l...'l ID%A%Ei?eI9NV TEE SIDE-WHEEL mox-PLATP V srmmzn MUSKOKZK r(OUN'1`1{Y; ~ . LANDS FOR SALE - __A..v.;v\A M. ];URT_6N.,1\- I1;S-'l`E;1. VALUABIIES` RATES OF FAR`E. -.u:-_ 4- -_ . _ . --,AT- BUG! VVULIIIUB Wm. HuI;1e, of No. 1,495. Third avenue,Twns assaulted, by` 79. number of men in Central Park and shot at, and fatally stabbed. He was return- ing from [work whenattacked . IznI..'..-9 `numb: no 'l`.;u.Irn. ......... Wm. B. CANAVAN. PP".-. `?l'AHE SLOA N, ` (Sh nnh v is liarrizi mum, Churchill. .V 11;`, Toronto. 883-If 14-1!- .[u5 IIUILI VVUIR VVIIUU'uIlnUnuuI ` Robert `Arnold of Twelfth stret, `Brooklyn, and Wm. Ross, of Seventh avenue, Brooklyn, were attacked with stones and clubs in. Eighth avenue l"I-snrnnc `Ruling! - rm? 117...: "I`no.....o.. asuuua uuu unuua ILL Jmguul uyuuuu; Thomas Barret, of West Twenty- eighth street, received several wounds (in the head and face. -n_1__... 1u'.... _--_:___-,1 ____" 1 .- w".'I:'r;1l:s`. Bi:f1"$an. of age, re- ceived three shots in` the head, tearing `the top of his head completely of and leaving thelbrain exposed and protrud- ing. He was conveyed to the Thirty- rst Precinct Station-House, where his rents visited him and claimed his. dy. His mother refused to believe that he was dead, and her prayers to_ him to answer her were heartren_der- ing. 'l"n1n nsnv nrlnn ucvnun LIIIAJ an.-. 6|... BIIIUU Ulllllsllh Owing to the excitement that pre- vailed it was impossible to obtain the full number of wounded. Some -were slightly injured, and went quietly home; others were taken in charge by their friends- Those reported are as follows :- 11-4-.-_I, 17.... 1-',, I-._`I 1 n .- [VI nuvvn .'-- Pntrick Kene, Irelandgskull fractur- ed, sent to Bellevue. l`L.-m `lhin-..l... `J0 .......... -1` .._.- T..- W"1`;1uc;s`Jh. 1quJr ;:l`1l;r:,':?:.; -years_ of age, Ire- land; residence in North [Moore St.; contusions, severe ;, sent to Belleviue.` .QornnnI 'u-nil`-u '71]. NKnI'L.u--u Q6 OK VUI'Uly DUIH: LU DUHUVu3a Frank Agan,:26AyeaVrs (3 age, resides in Tenth avenue, bbetween 0ne-hun- dred-and-twenty-ninth and One-hun~ dred-and-thirtieth streets; beaten on the head and shoulders ; sent home. Tori-\an Rnunnle An Ivan:-n n` .-..... Ina auuu uuvuau. uno 5LUIu g 3011!: nuuw. Thomas Adams, 53 years of age; `married ; struck_in the head with _a stone, severe; sent to Bellevue. Tnkn Qlnlng u.n`........... -1`--- . ..__ ._ -5&1!-H880-IJ :\lJ`! HULVIALV. UA'l.'.l_)f we .. wrubzt V _ V `at , `x $1; I!`-D,AND woUV2mnn.> __ 2:23;.` M `I? ' n u... `:1 `tr in "Q, uuuuuouulc, acyulu , _ aunt `U uuuuvuu. eSa[nuel'Smith,74 Mulberry St., 35 years_of age, beaten on the head se- verely ; sent to Bellevue. I1`:-nnlr nnn '0`: Ivnnva 13..-- .......'J.... noun. LU AJGllGVlIUo_ T William Cain, 31 years of age ; Ire- land : residing at No. 1,495 Third ave..; shot in the leg and stabbed twice in` the back ; dangerous ; sent to Bellevue. Tn`-an glnln hf I-Tnnnnn `nu... 3... AL- e Two other men were killed nearthe same locality, one named Charles `Brady, residence, Filty-third street and Eleventh avenue, age 23 years ; cause of death a. shot-wound" which severed the aorta, leaves a-wifeund four child- 1-en`. TEL- -A--..J _..__ -|_'-`L 3.. ;I, - .'_I,4 ,-1 `VII! The second was shot in the right side near the breast, and the other, who was not identied, was shot in theeen-` tre of the breast. He was apparently 4-0 years of age, about _5 feet 6, brown hair, sandy goatee, dressed in a black coat, red annel shirt, mixed penta- loone, calf boots, and bore `the appear-. ance of a laboring,man. These three were employed on the Boulevard, and were supposed to belong to the ribbon party. Of the Orangernen, one was re- ported killed in Central Park, one in Ninth Avenue, - between Ninety`-`rst and Ninety-second` streets, and three at the corner of Ninety-sixth street and Eighth avenue, making in all eight killed outright. ' - Qllrdnn in 05:: nvnnnnnnf {Ln} nun iiota of.Tu1y 1863, vni into a. of mutual extermination,-jnnd would pos- sibly have been 3uco_e_,sful but for the arrival offwsh atoong or police, who, `also remembenn`g tl11'g_ eiploits in the 1863 riot, put the contestants to ight. I . Atthin m:..r:o :.;.m...1v 91...: lni-hr JIJVIJ IIUI lllllu IIIU IMIIIIUUCHIIIB IU Lllslliu | At thie poinfiit iswtated` that tony people` were injuiedgggme seriously. ' At tbe;Eighty-sixth street ght the following were killed: `Ionian nfnrhi 1` Iinra or nan nun- _.w - -.-.-- goannvavaaau Jnow-Ipvonyauggld A %!r---2*-4*!'-Eta x to .f`--: 4.;-I-Z s::=_mm.'uu`:` 1 - "lfonipiit ;tmi:3E:u go`: Royal Gaorgt, ` _ r I ' 4 PANISH Sole, Slnnghier , Upper , Kip", Calf; Hnrneu, Binding, Lining, Shoem_nko'rsA Finding, &i:. . ` ` ANDREW GRAHAIL VRAM-3.; I.-'..-.'.. innit VERY LARGE and complete Assortment ef Ls.dies Enamel1ed Kid and Prunells. Gaiers, Buskins, Boots; VG_ut s Calf, Kip.` 'Bn_d Course Misses and Children s, of every uriety and style which will be kept consI_'.ant- 1y on head.- mr muons `NOT won vnmmsonn. V ` ; . ANDREW "GRAHAM BIl`tiB.Jl.nnni-v.'1RA'l. A V - 1-44` ` THE ABOVE Hmnspuji ` mpARR1AGE HORSE; 11 an or l|re| duriq - -7rEMPss_'I'___auNIoVR.j% Iublnr - `$2M Innhun ---43--1`-- ' "'="`.~:' .~':.~.~.-;v;_ --`- ._ . ` _ AQKEDQIBY ROMAN] OATHQ-: "0 ..-_ -' - 1. .'...x4': -?3`?.i:?`:=.`.;?m mos. .- cea. . ~ Boots and Shoes made to order of the best materials, by competent workmen. A call is` respectfully solicited. _ 885- - HENRY BIRD`. Which will he sold at the lowest rmunerating prices. ` ` II [.1101] ricea- p Rhnh ' HE . SUBSCRIBER desires to ' thank his numerous friends and the public for past patronage, and to inform them that he_has re- moved to the - V (1 ,_.I, no"! 1| n n n- ll-IUVI:ll ID 0110 ' South Side of Dunlap` Street,- Nearly opposite hz's_oZd stand, where he intends to keep constantly on hand 9. n,,,,_ A n V`V_HOfL ES.A'L.E & RETAIL-I BO0TS an sH6Es, II] D. Ilfil (31388 Style. _ _ He has on hand a large stock of Mons Ready made Boots & Shoes. Ladies & Cbildrens wear, Slippex-'5`, &c., &c. .. In order wlor/c a good fit is guaranteed avid none but the very best Q/' mater-A ` T zaZ_ used. REM0vALilTIIiHT Wm] E;*"!!!?i&`i*F==s%IouiI@ ....-.-a. ~ ----z o:-- - ' , R. N.-Info1'ms the public that he has com- menced business in `the above line, and from his many `years experience as foreman in the estab- lishmentof Andrew Graham, Esq., he is con- dent he can, execute all orders intrusted to him in. first class style. He has nn hand 51 Im-ma uh-ml: nf Mann Rnhilu RO.BERT'1|:'NTEIL_L; 1 BOOT ma SHOE MAKER, .1\.....I.... 01-.-: 1)- _.:_ [Pm mswNs.l -.u.so- - I Gneml Insurance Agents. 4 A. FERGUSON. _ J. W. FERGUSON. Fergusonvnle Dgc. 6, I869. 48 -Also a. Iarge quantity of E1-ely, .Whit,:and `esh- _ . 7 colored _ which at-ex at least 20 per cnt below last winter s prices . Leather .! `Leather 2 . Leatheg!` mnnuwl: ]1l'l.KMBNTS,| S3?Ps1`S-| ;uu1:UI|.9GluUuh ur pouceappeared. Atthe beginning of the ght, Capt. Helm, of the Thirty-first Precinct- (Boulevard and, One-hundreth-street) apprised of growing trouble, telegraph- ed to police head-quarters asking for a reinforcement of fifty men. Superin- tendent Jourdan immediately orderd . in squads at suitable that a platoon be sent from each of the Twelfth, Nineteenth, Sixteenth, Twenty-second,Twenty-third,Twe ntys ninth, Sixth,and Fourteenth Precincts to the scene ofaction. These_qu1ckIy 3.1 -. rived, under command of Inspectors Dilkes and Jamison, and were posted places, principally nlong Eight-avenue. ']`he police on the ground previously were unable to cope with the rioters,-and in their ef-l zforts to do `so suffered rough treatment. One or twopohcemen were slightly A hurt. ` [ingifsinn I hi rs-u -r\--'-- '....__. Takes pleasure in aanonncing to. their "custo- mers and public` generally, that they have now ' on hand a complete assortment of |Tnmr1.nnTFnzn1nN l "For. tip-top Cheese, (i0 10 C.` J. l'TIt`17l!o e do to c. .z1.'_Pe1-kins; `For good "Crockery, Glassware, &c., T , . Go to. 0../1.Perl;ins. For Shannon's Pastry and Family Flour, . , Go to C, .0. Perkins. Also Barley, Rice, Oatmeal, Corn Meal,-Orack- ed _Whee.t, Buckwheat Flour, &c., Forth: very beaf Young Hyuon Tea, : `V E _ A -Goto C.d'.d.TPerkins. oruu `o na1't f(} w e on T 9" "1 W 2.1% . `FA - - . A n toga:-|,nlnA`n fn. For I genn'inTBlo.ck '1`e_a,(; IQ` I KBII 80C Japln ZIVBE ' ' do to C. .4 For tn den '1' * ` ?-`Z'..c.. V . ' 110 W U. I1. rrrlcms. .| For fresh Lobatu-s,.Salmon and Sardines, A Go to C`- J. Perkins. For choice Smoklhg and Chewing Tobacco, ' Go to C. .4. .Perkins. Fan nan! nnnnuunn nu"! TI7|.nIpg G0 10 For good Brooms and Whisks, Go to Everylweapon that could kill or mutilate was brought into requisition-, nntlfor two hours the battle bid fair. to T outrival that from which the bed blood and ill-feeling arose. Sergeant Kelly, of the Thirty-Iirst Precinct, arrived with a platoon of police, and, separat- , ing the combatants, drove the Orange- men back into-the Park and ribbonmen down Eighth-avenue. Another `de- tachment oi Ribhonmen here came upon the scene, but were soon driven across the Central Park by the Orange- men, who had again sallied forth. The latter separated into large parties and pursued their opponents through the Iark and `down Ninty-first street, to Ninth-ave., and up to Ninty-fourth-st., where they were again --turned "back. The police then succeeded in getting a `great many of them into Eighth-ave., cars and started them when several of the were "at Nineteenth-st., demolished. 'Were`red through the` windows into cars literally packed men, women, children, res , (1? For good Fresh Groceriesh LII! VI ~ I'll T EIII\IIIU South of tile Post` Oice, Owen Street, Ban1;e. . GOODS DELIVERED WITHOUTDELAY. MESSRS.A.& J. w. FERGUSON FEIRGUSONVALE, 4 0 HE APNESS not as genmne mac: 1'68, . . F 1 V Go to C. . or I re: ood J A -5 P eaG,otoC.` E01` EXWI 8000 UnBIp_'l.'eI3 V Go a c. .4 For 1-eva.1Javn Ootfee, Fresh ground, Go to C . .A For good Raisins and Currants, - . Go to I U010 U: J1. .l".ZTI1ll'. For god Pfunea and Canned F1-nits ' Go to C. Perkins. 1:-.. c;.....t. :4 ..s......... ::..u........ ......a a...a:.... |D1zY(:;(i6i)s] A large number of men, mostly Irish Btbbonmen, with a few Orangemen, were working on the Boulevard,.but no demonstration of any kind was made, and the procession marched in quiet to to the ground. Ina short time. after the procession had passed, however,an incipient disturbance took place on the Boulevard between the symathizers with those in the procession and their opponents. Two or three of the. men at work there got intoawrangle,"which ended without anything more serious than words. The incident was only signicant in the light of the tragic events which subsequently occurred. Itshowed that the fell spirit of faction which led to so many bloody [deeds in days gone by on the 12th of July.in .1reland,ws.s kindled in the breasts of the labourers. In a brief time after this little row, the whole body of Boule- vard men, as if by "common consent `and preconcerted action, quitted work, and, each carrying whatever tools he was working with, they went in a ,body toward Elm Park, wheretlie Orangemen with their .wives and daughters were enjoying themselves. This was about 3.; in the afternoon. Within the Park there were perhaps 2,000 or 3,000 persons, men, women, andrchildren, all in the very height of hilarious enjoyment. [The Boulevard ` men-, and a'larg_c number of others who joined them,numbering in them all, at various estimates, from 70 to 200 men, then suddenly attacked those in the Park, especially the men ` wearing re- galia. They rst threw in the volleys ' of st-ones across the inclosures. Those `within instantly retaliated, but nding themselves hampered, rushed out of the einclosure on their antagonists, and the zght became general. The women and children, in consternation endeav- oured, with but poor success, to` get as far from the scene of action as possible, and sought refuge in any nook that `of- fered promise of shelter. 'pI-unnnn-ska-.0 L.-.-..-._ J A - Burris, Jnnu's'ry,' 1867. . Vllm-1-io'.Ju:`uar'y, 1867 .. V--.uua_avva.an.u 11UJ Ia-capo` u`na_, ~ `:1: Undgr Shirts cf Pa.nt s_ I3 Prices such as to suit the times. Bottled a_nd LBarrell%ed Llquors OF CHOICEST BRANDS, V __ V _. _._.-__..._...v Dunlap Street, Barrie, Iwo rlooz-_s east of the ` " I ' Quee11 s Hotel.` ' _'Barri$, August, 1868;` have never before been,equnl1d in Barrie, iDRYCbQDS Angnuu piunriiau U1 suener. . . The com bat became desperate,,bloody and deadly, and spread within and around the Park, and as far eastward as Eighth-avenue. The Bouvelard `men. several of whom had burst inside the Park, used their `picks, hammers, and other tools which they had ;` pistol- zliring became general, and the bullets were as plentiful and still more deadly than the stones which were thrown. The scene of carnage would have gone {on with even" more terric results than ensued, and there is no knowing where it would have stopped, had not a large reinforcement of policeappeared. At the beginnimr or :1... Huh! 41-..: