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Oompkny have received a despntch from Vienna, Datetl August 191.12, 1.873, announcing that the Company have been Awarded ` A 1'1nA11`l\ 1\ll.`|'l'\Al' 4\!\1-r|I1r\r1n1-sun o . an .`vc\ -..<-\ .. .\._ .....___-.. * I _ . " " I " I Opposite -tho Simco Hotel`, and 4doors North ofthe Weilington, Bnrxie. ,. _ (:E()R(TR (3. RlTf`.I( `War.kk-ptcnvxstantly on ham` naiie Q ordei-. - ' All saris 0? jnhhin n the |@@@@W&jj@@ Q. -n--u-st`-u S B ATY F I E -Ll)T R ETE T, J1.` .|."u.u'4 -- 1 Feb. 4:12, 1374'. The Stock 1.` liuztte, and cm- . braces. " ` EVERY STYLE. 3; MAKE, . A_T` Bl R.D_ S- OF 'rn1`.A1_$I1:1.v BRICKIBLOCK. Barrio, Nov. 6th,` "73.` ..__._. .5... ,.-. ..__. -_... _.. JPW"H A onnfr mm .oN THE` NGINFI cLooK.- a_ud JEVH Are mde out of t.l1,e Scoiclx Fig Iron. ..... ...............\- ....-.-`nu n -.-.._.-. :;3@w In mmzz J.@5EE., 'X\T'F'2'U\7' BRICK BLOCK, ` DUNLOT? STREET. :.~4-. / ca Q /cw '1 7:30:35 PROM;|_`l.Y ATTENDED T0: .....1 ..u .......I.'...........`..5.....1'o,. u u x:/Vs-_:\;xs.u LLANDALE_BAKERy VERY "UHEAP RATES. ' unuv VI ADE - ' ` . A _;._;a 1EWIN(a`pllA0HINl8 A ILA W- noois` Aisizi %s'ms By contrndtydr otherwise, and Lannnmrnm rwnnn n 1\1'r Anni can be 5sc" -'ely ind I __' `If! `i `x~ A I on.'na"mun,Lnmcu-nnocx, - g - - nmvnor s1'.,lsAI:iuI:. Bame ooz. l5th,1873. }'3ARRI13 -W L\J LL. .3! .L.\. \.l DUN LOT.` S I`REE'I`. AND WILL BE sonb A_'I` W" "'Ef2`.; `E M1>5'p.1En'vi.' hanowiuin ~ 5...! an AND crr `VYUUR AA\JL`JVI-'-IA/J.'lL\J ` pisce to gdt good A enAN11s7n4; 15}ff. I)i<:'%i'1i'c3Ei$.E', '.{j."'E;"z3.X15ii5"n'a'i),{'x`:"E"1v Mnnrr l_j _l_- .|._; `LA. __._ _ -_I__n _ . ` The N. ry bbaf laoe In Bairie `to get the worth of your money 0334?? GROOERIES :, gnu can-nor -u--. {made to order, A -I-7 1 V . *5 {of all the `nut patterns in _ grcst variety. ` `- I L!`-'l25&'-gt!-J I NEW-_ J81- lsm the AND int uaortmat or. Guns` rqr ahgwn in Barrie. n-nxun 20;} T0E{1H C1`v THE BEST& CHEAPEST FURNITURE] Iguzn, HllI'IH!. GEURGE 0. RUCK, . ` _ , ` Proprietor. 3.. .. 45-13` `TEAS! 29-1! .11.:-nu ` 6`-3m 43-?! In the summer of 1870, a gentleman of modest hearing, but of courtly man- ners, arrived at St. Paul, Minn.,- and H wrote the name G. Gordon, Scotland upon the register of the principal hotel. He had no letters of introduotion,made norstatement-s concerning himself, but paid his bills promptly. The arrival of letters from abroad bearing armorial crests, set the gossips going. While efforts were ` making to discover who he reall.y .was,he hadplaced himself in correspondence with the oicers of the _ Northern. Pacific f1rilroad,yas he-said with the intentionof purchasing 50,000 ,' or 60,000 acresof land upon which to plant a colony of Scotohmen'.7_To pur- chase land; in such` a wholesale 'man- ` uer,'theree`dents of St. Paul argued, would require a gooddeal or money, V and as the commoarun of S,-.oteh im '0 migrants not .t'{e`i".yAwell'o , they , had no diicul ' .s'etting3h_im down ~ "esp, nobleman. pptoaohed on the subject. r ' `V ' to avoid it, ` He saidythat in this coun- try, as all men were equal, it made veryrlittle difference whether he. was, -or wls7not.a lord. In fact he would not say anything`-t'urtherj'abou.t it, one M ae.y,or the other; he he. referred not :to.be1addressedvhy_u,ny ot or title save than-of,`Miste M course. this the : Tliei so called `I `Lord George ` {Gordon . Gordon, who ended his life" byoommit -ing suicide in.-`Manitoba on Saturday? last,lik_e many _others of his cle ss,might; have .'gained a distinguished position in` almost anycountry had his talentsbeen directed toward the accomplishment, of T legitimate ends. `He was wellfeduc'a_.t- ed,.had a ne address, and much per- sonal magnetism. If any reliance may be placed in the statementgof a` woman. who lived in New-Jersey in 1872, and "far alight knownjto the contrary, may still-be living tlere, he was the son of moderately ` .w.ell7-to-do parents, who, when he was javmere la_d,resided on the borders"ot' Scotland. When engaged in . study withihis brothers-,he had been in t u the habit of frequently expressing a , desire to be wealthy and noble. As years wentby, he seemed to become more and more settled in his determin- ation to cut a lordly gure in the world or die in the effort to obtain the means to enable .him to do so. iWhen hewas old enough to begin the world for him self the position of clerk in a mercan- tile house was procured for him. The position, howevsr, was not to his taste. The possession of money in small sums zriadehim long to have `more, and he nally gave up his situation in order to End a readier means of. accomplishing his purpose. After that but little was heard of him by those who had known him in his boyhood. It is supposed that having decided to play the role of a Lord, he contrived to secure the ac- quaintance ofa real one, in order to study his part carefully. He were ex- pensive clothes, handsome Jewellery, and soon succeeded in inducing all he . came in contact with to believe he was a man of wealth. In England, persons who are termed condence swimllers in this country, very often worm their way into the books of the tradesmen thrniigh the agency ofclergymen. Gor- don made a very. liberal use of this plan. Among other clergynien whose friendship he assiduously cultivated, was a.Mr. Simpson, of (llenisla, For- iarshirc, Scotland. In 1868 he was known as llubert Hamilton. In` the beginning of 1869 _he introduced hin_i- sell to the reverend gentleman named as Lord Gloncairn, a land owner ol great wealth, and in the course of a month` or two had so ingratiated him- self into his good graces,that Mr. Simp- son was delighted to have an opportii- nity to mention the fact of his intimacy with the noble Lord, when in con- versation with the firm of Marshall la 00., jewellers, of Edinburgh. Pretty soon Gordon presented himself at Mar- shall's, and opened "a `little account. By January, 1870, he had run up a bill of $1,000. On the occasion ol one visit he informed Mr. Marshall that he was the possessor of estates in Englnnd,lre land and Scotland; that he had an im- inensc revenue, and that a Mr. Patter,- son, of Lincoln's Inn, London, wasihis solicitor, and attended to all his busi- ness.. ` Not long afterwards Gordon returned to London and began togive extensive orders to jewellers `A diamond dealer named Kellar, whom he had thus fav- ored,was referred for information to the Scotch jewellers with whom he assert ed he had been d a".ng' for several years. Kellar wrote to Marshall dz Co. in the regular way of biisrness. 'l'he mention ofseveral years aroused the suspicious of Mr. l`hos. Smith, of the latter rm, who, not to betortured by doubts,~immediately went to London, and called upon Mr. Patterson, who evidentlyhad unbounded faith iii`Lord Glencairn, for he promptly advised ' Mr. Smith not to do anything to dis- please his lordship or he might prevent him from being one of his best custom- -ers. Mr. Smith showed such a disin- olination to believe that Mr. Patterson induced Lord (`:lencairn to return moh articles? ofjewellerv as he had on y `i:~.n_d,"and give a check` for the remain- der of the amount. Mr. Patterson pledged himself as security that the check would be honored by the 2511 of March, 1570. S_nhsequently.,G`or- don, or Lord Glenoairn, by presents oi ctstly Jewelleryto the -family of Mr Patterson, so far inuenced thelatter that he complied with his request for advances of money to the amount of nearly $35,000. It was only after he had given the last 3-000 that he began tosuspect him; Gordon had told him that he was about `to pay a short visit. to Edinburgh, and that he Wishedlto close his` account at Marshall & Co s. Mr. iPatterson,as soon as he had begun to have suspicions, dispatched in clerk to Edinburgh to makeenquiries. M enn- while Gordon had ed, no one knew whither. The victimsare quite mim- erous both in Edinburgh and London.` The jewellers of London alone, on the strength of his title, and the` represen- tations that he was an intimate friend of the Duke of-llamilton and Marquis V of Ha'sting.-=,had given him credit to the extent of $50,000. Siibsequently the noblemen inentioiied,on inquiry ofthem, declared that they knew-of no such person. This was the -end of Gordon s 0 career in-Great Britain. 0 V"LOI.{D G_T0`RDON Gomon. the N. Y. Time8, Aug. 5.)7 as HHS, REAY-MADE GLUTHING, His` m:MAnxA_isLn cuinn. _ He then secured the servuces of Mr. John H. Stmhan,;and began law pro- oeedings against Gould, who, In turn, took proceedings agemst him for the recovery of the Oil Creek stock, which 1: was charged he had procured by means of false representationr. Gor- don was a-r ssted, and would have been sent to L'.d`c_w-stteet geol but for the late Horece`F, Clerk and A.F. Roberts who became his boudsmenin the sum ' of $37,000: _' Indeed,` the late Mr. Horace F. Clerkhed eoostiong a friend- ehip for Gordon that! hes '6ul:ofb5dett_nid id _ _ if _the Meujcpc}ifnn?`Hotelg _f ' .{n9w fi!*1%!!Fl!0?90f4i1e1'd9; ' ' ' '!1twv,Yav|;=.i?!d-.I.c was `* e your beautifulnds`-; not fo r'rnysel,t;_-t-V`. . I. have more than-_ei'roiighi for the.-rein-`i `nant or mypoor life-'-.b.llt` let my - .50`- in your fre_eR.eptt_.blic, where theyimayj F --,who spurned interestmoney, and he. ` caravan and l_ed him promptly forth. l I l ' commander of the excursion. `ii ,4 A, road interviawad.*h ia;, - `Xss. heiseitlr: ` I do covet`-` w thousand Maereslof loved sister, for the ' gratieatioirof her: ,'benevo_lence.. She would like -to pre- sent to some or my old lteriautslands rear their families in peace and plenty; and to gratify:-my` heaut-ifnl sister, I would like to buy, _a few tl_iousa_n d acres-not.-many thousand, you know _say--say--say-sav about--50_000 acres or so--j'ust a little for. my poor people. - Then there was a buzz! The oiceof the Northern Pacic was agitated. Here was a Lor.d---a Lord wanted. a little bit at land--50,00,0 acres, for benevolent purposes. He would like to inspect it, of course, be-V fore purchasing. So they equipped a [t was the last of.August "when the princely retinue started from St. Paul to the Northern Pacic, under .com- mand of Col."Loomis, the deviser and Can the glories of that caravnnbe told? It was equipped for a lord. There were half a dozen teams with a carriage for -Vlilord, besides the omnibuses, arnbul ances, &c. There were twelve man to do the manual labour, with a French cook and darkey `waiters in linen aprons and white silk gloves, and the loyal table was unloaded from the bag- gage-waggons atevery meal, i-nd set out with fresh napkins, silver plate`, and china-unha`ppily china-ware with- out the Gordon arms. Ah, it was gorgeous! Every luxury that the markets of Chicago, St. Paul, and Miri- neapolis could produce was there; and all the game of the boundless prairie, from woodcock to buffalo. Champagne three times a day. When the caravan had skirted Oak Lake, Milord wanted to see Fergus Falls, and when it had done Fergus Falls, he longed for More- head, and when it had digested More- head he yearned to visit the glimpses of the moon beyond the Red River. So on and on the deluded Loomis pressed, overroweling the sable waiters, ever cajoling and reproaching, the French cook, ever perspiring between anticipa-_ tion and apprehension, , and ever send- ing relays of messengers for more pot- ted grouse, more cranberry ]elly, and more champagne. Meantime he studied the sphinx Milord, and conclud- ed that he was a queer cross between the lofty and the lowly, he was half tord and halftlaokey ; perhaps his fath- er was an EnglishtEarl and his mother an lrish chamber-maid. In November they came back half frozen, Milord had` selected his 50,000 acres in Otter Tail and Beaver Counties. The Northern Pacic Railroad Company footed the bills-$l5,000 -for `two, months. The absurd farce was at an end. Milord Gordon did not buy the land for his poor tenants, and he never again mentioned his benevolent sister to anybody. A _ -I Gordon spent much time in studying the various railroad schemes of the country, and in gaining D. thorough knowledge of the leading men of en- tcrprise; In 1871 he came to New York, evidently with the intention of making his inlormation pay well. . He formed the acqunintanceol inconsider- able number of prominent men here, among others that of the late Horace Greeley and Horace F. Clark. He set- tlcd himself in luxuriously furnished apartments at the Metropolitan Hotel, entertained in princely style, and gave all who approached him the idea that there was no limit to his wealth. While residing in Minnesota he had made the acquaintance of Mrs. Belden, the wife ol a former partner of the late, James Fisk, Jr. Mrs. Belden gave a glowing account of him to her husband, and her husband gave a description ol him to Jay Gould, who was at that time in hourly "danger ollosing his position as President of the Erie Rail- way. Gordon, `it seems, had represent- ed that he held certicates for some t?o,m0 shares of Erie stock, worth about :f43n,UOU,UtJ0,ithat had in part been giveii to him by friends in England, who desired to have the Erie road placed under honest management. ' He had cunning enough to -know that it would not be well for him to Gould. He waited for the latter to call upon him, which he eventually ` did do in March, 1872-, and was so con- vinced of'Gordon s power to force a change of management in Erie, that he. wroteand placed in his hands the (ol- lowing letter:- ' - goto' ux SUIIIS lulu vuul |. ILLUUHIPRHY Wllh. Wm. M. Tweed, Justiee,'Shundley,_ and Superintendent of Police Kelso. he went to the Metropolitan Hotel, where Gording was staying, and sent Belden to inform him (Gordon) that unless he, irgmedmte-ly gave up everything he had received from h1rn,-( 3ou1d,) that he `would be rnilroaded to prison that Very night. Under this threat Gordon's knees grew weak. Here-'_ turned, then and there, $200,000 in currency, and gave an order` on his `brokers at Philadelphia for Oil Creek atoolr worth as much more.` Subse- quently he telegraphed to his brokers at Philadelphia and warned` them not to honour his order for the delivery of the stock, as it had been proeuredfrom him by threats. ' New York, March 9." Subsequently, upon the condition- that Gordon would aid him to keep the reins at power in his hands,.he sur- rendered to his care nearly $500,000 worth of'notes, bonds, and stocks. Early In April of the same year Gould, having had a suspicion that Gordori had, as he expressedoit, -fooled him, endeavoured to get back his -notes, bonds, and stocks without thtffoxmaiity of going into court. Inoompany with. ~ Wm. M. Tweed. .T|Inlinn"Iu....;-ll-.. I hereby resign -my position as Prsieent and Director of the` Erie Railway Company, to take effect upon. the appcintment of asucoessor. Yours, &c, _ uTA\r r`Ir\`I1 I'n JAY GOULD. Wu! IUUIII I0 1% h9;!I's*J J W. $TIN(} s, T11 E (,'.`}./\ :11: szio "1.P"FP! "M10 30} Order. .bnEssa:% % r=`In.mz.;u1 `Anna `V - . , I8. MARxE'r,;s'r3-EE'r . . , Jcu1,1`o' at u13__Bs_ -'.-""'?!13 LATEST manor. 2:. ` 8&1 1-prompt! Km to ` name *:.'9'.d__'-"3 ___ """`*"--- ` % A HATS 8: GAPS, `0}'4l']lB LATEST llnnnunn ., thel_ bier he 1 he was .heard mm ,_u_i- ~>Maai:ab.,:=.na ' V _ r r . omit 1.- .Ml!._t. p`?eleatio_n, and-Gordon, to: tlief.titne, was 3 . -1oI`got-tn.7 In tlVre`__b_o_gi.niiing,ol 1873 an effort was rna d e' tohm hini brought _ `to the United States and surrendered] to his? bondsnien. `Police Detectives Hay and-Keegaju, of st. Paul, Minn,, undertook the job, but Gordon proved more than;-a match for them. They werearrastedg for attempted kidnapping, `l and only escaped after having remain- .ed three. or four months in prison.` `The recent assault on. ex-Attorney-l General Clark, of Manitoba, by Hay 1 and his companions, was the sequel to 1 ( thatproseeution. Gordon was anbse-ll quently thrown into prison at Fortv, Garry on charges of purinry and forgery, but, through the failure of the Crown- to prosecute, he was recently liberated. No sooner had he . gained his liberty `than he went to reside at a plane oalled Headingly, apparently with the inten- 1 tion of making it a permanent retreat 1 from the cares of the world. It was while he was enjoying the quiet of this place that he was pounced upon ` i p. by two detectives, who had come all the` way from England to take him back to answer for his crimes. With ' a lingering dread of the United States he asked the officers not to go with him that way. Upon their promise to com- ply he went to his room to get ready for his journey. Once there the cur- rent of his thoughts changed. Prob- ably seeing nothing inrthefuture but disgrace and a wearisome imprison- ment, . be resolved to bedone with life at once. I`here was a revolver at hand, and with that he blew out his brains. , . . . iv vvfCU'CW" Whillt thankful for put favors, beg: to gun. he: frinnda and the publicbat aha hnl con- stantly on hand ,1 full assortment of * 1 M . u:in`E'i` .A Which hill in nnhl .9 ;........- . V _ -Ivmasor,0n sold in Barrie by John Wnodux Northrop 4 man, 1'oron:o,. Whqlanlo Agents. .__:_:--.-------------- lrom lull- 'ir-gnanul rbmoiea its growth and strength. Ca- nadian air Balm render: the hair Iofrand glqssy. and is the most elegant hair dredein ever u red to the public. Canadian Hair Ha In in not a dye, it itwnrrauted free from in'urioua In- gredients. It is the cheapest and bent air restor- ative in use. Price 5001: pgr bottle. . For oaie by all res;-onmhle druggials, Tun Excn.-Doctor Jose huvsholhoneea Vegetable ills now super- iorly sugar-coated cannot be excelled as I Family Medicine for general purposes. The Pall nontning lhn anhvn nrnnnninn nf pAsHIoNABL::: 'i'A.L6RI1`E+A Esrnftsnmnxfif I BE fie, June 16th, 1874, V ... nun scuu m n. seamd envelope many iddmii on receipt ofvpcmt stamp to pm-pay return postsea- _Addrcsa all letters for pampmets orpllln to \V'ILLIAN GRAY J: 00.. ~ '_ Windsor, 0nt._ nan-in 0 I7- Wholeill MINI"- r umuy Auculclne lo_r general purposes. The PI contains the active properties of Mandrake and Dandelion, as well El oom- ponnd Extract of Colocynth and Extract of Hyoscyamus, Test them for your own satin fact ion. One box contains about 98 Pills, and and each Pill is n sufoienldoze for an adult in ordinary canes. Try thexp. 1 t{ -______._______ The efficacy of Bryan: lfulmonio Wafers in curing coughs, cons, and all Bronchial af- tections, and cheering the 8l.l(`led, has passed HNO 9. proverb. In the United States, where these marvellous Wafers am known, they bear down all opposition and eclipse all rivalry; the demand for them haszstesdily increased for the last twenty years, until now the sales average over one hundred thousand boxes in year. Eminent members of the medical. profession wnthout number admit that they know of no preparation producing such benecial results as these wafers. Whenllaken inseason they effect a perma- nent cure. Sold by all druggists and country dealers at 25cte. per box. MR.JuI'.s I. Fxuowa, Manufacturing Cherniut: Sm: For seven] months past I have used your Compound Syrup in the treatment of Incipient Phthiais, Chronic Bronchitis, and other affections of the Chest, and I have no hesitation in stating that it ranks foremoat amongst the remedies tried in those diuueo. Being an excellent nervous tonic, it exerts at direct inuence on tho nervonl Iy|tern,and through it it invigaratoa the body. , It afrnrrln ma nlna-urn In rnnnvnun-n:I - suuuugu ll ll mvlgallwa ma 00417., [It affords ma pleasure to recommend a remedy which is really good in cases for which it` is inlended, when so many ad- vertised Era worse than useless. I am, Sir, GANADIAN gInTALM il 1 Hill! HUI _ . z. s. EA :iLE, Jr. M.D. St John , N,_B., Ja_nuary,. 1868. ,7 , _,_,_ _ `.A.__.A__,_... - -,-. ,.....-. .... ...__ .._ _ ,. ___. .., u... uaugggmw 6VGl'}'WnCYeu Price. one box,31;`aix boxes, 85; sent by mail free opostage securely. `sealed from,o on. For full `particulars write for our 'namnh'lnL -I-I-h _BOSTON RUBBER BELTING AN1)%Pn0K11*G, 3;/a'w/ll/ \\W3 n-c Lencm-rhcen (or Whites), Painful Men-. an-nation, Ulceratlon of the Uterus, Ova:-Ian d-Iseascs, Absent llenntnutlon. and all disease: known _as Female Weakncss.__ They are prepared with the greatest care, under the pen3onnlsuper- vision of :1 physician who has mtde female dla- - cases a special ,study for many yeafs, and they are n. 1\1ed /:11") on which. - V -M. A Di_,.','-,_.-n .. . -5...... ' . -L11 can dcpqnd . -'1; an unfailing TDD]: A Ara` bum oy M1 D11 box, 31; W80 0f nn:hInn Innu- nae uuuI.lllll`o' . FEMA 1? Sold by 1111 V on LE - REGULATOR. Dnllggists everywhere. - - ;AVbi-ch will be sold t r.n\-rx-r 1r.1n'na. mwnm "" _-__ _~_,-.:.::_ :*_'_.:._.` i6'i:1EE: TOALL CONCERNED. nnsss-Mnlmu: 4:"; on wmcll . ` MARRIED LAi>1Es d in the hhlnu in"! 0.2.... -4 , BE L TIN GT BE LTI N.G 1 1 ?_ , . ` _. ' compieto, and c'.i j willnordme feolcond-" * MPNR9 defy competition, Here a _ - widg,` 10 cents; WW9 Oottx .' 10 oentl; Ha : `Ace Sb * 1 Balanc` orsmw 0 s '1` Weeds, Dreu Goof P `{uslins.Mg Gum \c>-can .4 x;u.vL.uJl Jg.t1JJll` "in the hourand timcof,nud" I `DH , Youratruly, Z S RARI. P . Moavonsg "Canadian HairBalm r e s t u re: ray and mind hail u. in origi- nal colour. 11 will `re- ` move lcurf I and dand- ; rulfaud all impurili 0 s lrom the scalp. Ca- nadian ` Hair Balm prov e n In the h a i r .n..|l>. kl`..- 225'-u [hereby rurmn onulit-njl pu1iu'_ on giving Good: at Monte; on my dcoounl Wilh- out my written order: _ . . A1. B. JOHNSON.` ' I 2.1! -.._p- TO THE FARMING COMMUNITY HONEY BAYID X8 HONEY IABNED. The Iuburlbor whllu Ihnnkful for the llbersl pm-ongo given in the put, nlpootfnlly I Iollclu I continuance of the nun, and { beg: to am: tint hll `!!`L`i`!99i_"!,Fs_9 W0:-8 ;3l"r IJ -ab. V I Eonnnotbohuten tithe: for quality or price. Ho deals in tho but murkemnnd onnnotbe 'undoraold by my house in `town. He also hop: on hand the bell of ' --'.-mun: A coin -rOJ\CIIt|Il(1 1-2:- BUY YOUR nnonncuus, noasxms, VI LLICIIJ (Laid! aantvvavw Also ALE AND roman, bomoa 0: (Jul (I-nnn|IQ - dnught; ` Inn-nu draught; Patllon Produce us much so he can lay his Mud: on,bgnght,nnfthe highut market price paid. -Give 3 cull once and you wil be- Iuro to come ngsin. THO8. LENNOX, A few Coon North of the Wollington Hotol, 42-ly Ban-lo . vuv--u -nu wuppor IIIIOHII, am, Tuull, to.` ~ Toys, Jowellery, V Yuu, Glnu Shgdu, (to. &o.. to. Hon the Steam Grist Mill, Ban-lo. 61-ly-w uuuunsuuhu FURNITURE. The beat, largest and chupest stock in Barrie} Alla I Besuliful and well Iolocted stock of {Inc} Good: and Berlin Wooln, _ - Ottonuulnd Slipper Patterns, Ilrdldn. "" ` ' an-w-uvuc---w-vvw w--u_ ...-- _g' -,V__` Tun Doom Wur or ran WELLINGTON HOTEL, DUNLOP ST. LU'N'()lE`(`) 1_I& ogsnzn H0I:sE| Oyntoio Stewed, Friedvcud Raw; Luncheons, Hot and Cold, propnred on short notice. <)Ym""_f"5'i3's A Goqd Plac to-Q23; cup qf TEA. CONFECTIONERY, CAKES, 80., 80. House, Sign and On-rlnge, Plain and Orna- . ' mental. Plolurel and llloldlngs constantly on hand. I-`I-amen made in man...- '1' unomua Eu-nxqsnunnxu-, V lfyou wdntlo got Ibo worth ofyour money. Bomembet the Stand- ` ` Opposite I. H, Sponcol Sum, . Fncnsx-un,-. - - Bum. ' In-su.:s_n. , V ,~. :1:%. As the advertiser is practically conversent with his business in all its detsils. employe the moat skillful workmen, and uses none but the best mstenel. he csnwernntnll work mede in his establishment to give thorou h sstisfuctiou to the purchaser. Single end ouhle Harness of ell kinds, Saddles, Uollnrs, Trunh,Jfelisee. and everything connected with the business constantly on hand at the lowest prices Pert- iculnr attention given -to Light Single and * Dotbte Csrringe srneu. Sole mnr-ufncturer in.Berrie of the "Excelsior Buck and Hip Straps," to which the attention of the public is Ipecinlly directed. 'Bnr|-In. Inns: `IR "HI `I1 `- nu - us-5:: quuuut)` ol me most llylllh ALIERICAAN COFFINS. 1:. & w. nonrm _-__.... _ _- -- , , [Lute Dunlop Ituo_t,] beg: to inform lulu in- quiring fnienda, hi: customers. And the public genornlly, the: he ln wall, and driving business In M: new nremilua. L_ R W:ATlN ER S, SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER, Corner of Bu1:eId'& nunlnn Strut. R /nmlp ; .1t1emei1 s Furnishing Goods, Hats; Cas, &c. % |PAIiTER!| LI) 8 A D D L E , EA reps; muuN_1_( sm\*u0n,_sc1*1,jI;{n}z, genoruly, III no II wall, Inn unvlug uumuuu In his new premium, oppoxwn us. Dunaurs BAW MILL, ALLANDALE now. 7-1: uviliuiilli Iviblhh" En now on hand on extensive sud ennine stock of Bingo and Double Hnrneu ( on-iase and Tum), nglilh lid Common Riding SI - diel, Double and Sinvio Bridles, COHIII, 8a., which he can offer at very xeuonnbie priceq. Also in stock, some of the best English and other Riding And Driving Whips, Bits, Linea, Brushes Our: sud Mano Oomhl, Cords, &c., who found in th I market. A..- ..-:.I. :. LL- 9-.41- .........r...n..--2 0.... II IIIII llllflllio Any article in the trade manufactured, fu r niahod to order on short notice, and warranted to give satisfaction. [I'Rnnnirn wall and nnnv nun-niad, unnnrllllll LlLIII> IILIIILIIIUAJ IHIIIIIIII l of BageId'& Dunlap Streets, BJRRIE -_--n- BU KIWI! IIHIIIUHUKL . Il'R.epnh-5 well And neatly executed. Burio, April 8. 1870. ...._. V. VI - .n..v\J..LuJ.L_LJ Cnbmeland Undertaking Establishment om door Went otlhe Wellin on Hotel, Egal- - "Inn's Block, arxie. A 0.090 Fi "O1 UTIO J" OTHERS. 'q1nanAn'1sI1'ni` uuu uu LU Ii) cents per 10. . LIBERAL TERMS ALLOWED TO THE TRADE`, New Rwfnk R7nnl- IL.uL... 0...`--. n, - I` IDIOT], DI oordors la nnnlnn -On noun-on uuu mouungs made to order at Il_w loweu I-ales tor cash. \r W. H. FREEMAN,` ' Onbinot linker` and Dealer in HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Plnhgn 1...... -...a -I.--- A - ADDLERY AND HARNESS msusnxsaunxw, BAYFIBLID STREET, v A fgnv nnpa KY4-ih A! Oh. \'l7nII:..-o.-u. DADA! n Ipocuuy an-ecleu. Barrie, June 18, W3. '- : $- 1T .-av-n--Q-- a---.--.-1 us.--.a.u.----.-, A few doors North of the Wellington Hotol. uwluulucis IRYSTAL PALACE STD. 4 RES miiis um udiibns. . Ara nun nnnlllllb |.-ul`4l nu Also 1 large quantity oflhc most stylish M I? Dirt A M fVt\I".VI .\i \7n I|M|Yati. for the Pres-.rviug'Sa'zs Ju_u received I consignment of full: . 1'7 (`*1 r'r1 -ran 1: C` .A1`N TmG.pLu_Nf1f1NG. .\,~;vv~.~.v.. vvv- -....~,,.-V.\;vvv OBERTv MCHENRY, MARTIN MOORE, nnw nn hunt] nn nrmnllnn nnrl cum "* .-. Plain and -oVl'lllIlIl0lII7BVI. ALFRED GRAVER, \JlIL`LlU 01 the newest styles, at `'1 T "l\ /\ 1\ -r Don't to} ,et,to call In; Ha : '1-~w on hand a choice mock qr Seadonable (.oods,' uutiansung or . :A1i.'s. In. F. BAIL, Ann uu, Agont. "134: 2&1! 110 I130 VII uh all: up; 8: th COW` ` Dlvullaiigjlll-1" ! - I` ' J. O. Cnxnnum Bnq.-8u,--Thu u oortify that my wife wu very low V1111 ""`u out. The Doctor had in: hot ||P- 5' her lungs were tuborc ed, sud Indie!!! , not help her. A: nu: ruo. I W `I bottle or the em: Bhoahonou no!',,. thou lntiouoftwo dumber |J"P` ,.nI doeldo y hum. She, continued toll!" ,. rapidly that b tho um Ibo had taken 3., the _ by. V tl mm! W nhY::1cm" u for uni-"" lnng-I28 -`Cl - - .... cu. . ... gr tho round] .33 . In: perfect!) You my fnbliah thu 9' thoqolinllu :..-mud - Q .o H.) AT JOHN LEL-:'s;g to my lumen, and Inn `manner ninet- Sworn befon "DEN Sm}; Apm A.D.' 11:0. Bmithbold, this J. I. wnnnrxarol. 1-?` nick Bq|ldl_ng."` . Applyno `:0: u - thnt Bticr-t-o-t-0 nnd Bum. ` lake: squats. Sumo, known u 35. u` WI nn ' nm1o,oe:. aim, 1372. I _'?.__;--_.--:_j__ '1'neunnA'1'nuJUurU3ur'lh.`l(&R ' " For clunningand cleaning the 1.105333% im urrjn-'I,cnnnoI be loo highly lctummcud I olnlrs. n:{:nla_.S_<:urvy.Skin I_)iIeuoa, ",1 ' c>`f":. Ha I! in a never-fnlnng .1 ,,.,M,._ I. r: __,- ,1) n,,,_ J. O. Oavxnnuu Bio ThiBlImtw:LID alt:-ltgout thre_o 103;: 33; 1 b.:,;,`, 0.51.10 monunronchitu which luud About olutl hum mliwr. Io nictcd for the VIM 5 div H _t wu vory dilcult for no my cum` - II[ht time frequently throwlu 9' nut; 01 and ruining In the bed to hop W` hyaiggl-' I tried threo of the axon call` or `ho III In tho County of Dlorthumbtfl In fa t `In . nu 'm'` "M"l I '`"~ M 1: `"'d Belting worn nll that M" R.m"|| Idviud to try the Great BMW` 'd- l bought 1 bottle of it, All ' bows: shout nllhqd 1 be ,. to run um: `user. I continued to uu ntjuntill bod W` um bow"! Vb". to my ntinfuction, W 1 [Inn an Inn us our! hnd been |W`' ` "3 m` been no ever unm: 8ILVu3; _ . 1 "*"!i"_*:P`!_!99.i!-1 we mood womn isizn M000 Ilxrm. Trade Mm-k-"BIood um." TheGRl-JAT HLOODPURIFIER an REBTOQM DID ill mun me mood lrom ll lapuuo Inna "Worn whatever cause nrluqg. Au rm mixture is planning no the 1...... H` warranted {reg from |nvllI1ng.nujurlon: lo nu ma delicate connmution pfellbor pox, tho Proplgg. nolicm suercn to gun It I lml to tell in vale... Thounndl of'[`amnoniIlI from all patio. Sold in bottles 21! 3d ucb, nnd In Cum, mining six times the quantity, ll: cub-mg. clent toohct I permanent cure la the `pen majority of long-sanding cues. BY Al 1 clans souuyucl n pcnnlnun In the ma orit long-atnndin cues, BY `LL 0 RH STS Ind PATBN IBDICINB V15. DORS lhrouahout the world. ` UHIIIIIDID Illu FAIHNT I throughout Halo . mnriatm-. P. 1, UL: UUIVD |u'll'0l.Igll0_lIl IDC WON- Sole ,ropriotor. P. J. CLARK, Obcmm APOTHICCARIES HALL, LINCOLN, 3:(3_ IVIIIIDT I l\lIl1'lI L43./.I- GENERAL .1. .LJ.L..I.I \y'_lJ.\.JJ.\."_lJ '-\JU.L' A. AND V ` GROCERIES, Wmms ANDZLI-Qvons. Fruits, Marmalade; Pickles, Sauces, Currie Powder,'] Mustard, ` Potted Meats, Lobstera, in tin, Salmon,_ Oysters, Cheese, _ Bacon Flour,&c , WI BR NES.- _ .u'es Champagnes, GIN. - Sandemau, , Barms: Old Port, ` Booth` Alacauv; Port, DeKiu Fnrrngons Port, ' RUM .- Sherry Ljeizer, J amni Diamond Sherry, Dema: _Pa.!e -_ " - VVHISKIE _BI-own - Old`R Ginger Wino. , Malt, ANDIES.-- ' Scotol Mar.t.ell |, - - Irish; ` nnnni-Ania '7' nurgoyucg aurumgoua uo._ Uolonnn Dim London. ' Nuvbery & Sons, 3'! Ncwgqto Itreu, Load Barcla I 8 Song, 96 Farringdon street, Loud Sanger 2 Sons. Oxford street, London. And all the London Wholesale Hons... AIIIIIT In nnunnn WEI! SIMPLY Bsoauaa the Valuable active medic Ve-gelab?a'ingredianla,(aom at wmh no 7` mention, ouch aalhc Extract: or WM Cw ! Bark, i`o-Jophvllum.Juniper,Quau6c.Suum~:9 Dandelion, Hyuocynuus, Con pound inn--' 4 Colocynth, Jalap, aocouine Aloea, Cup Lh 4-c. Joe ) which enu-riulo lhe compuulmu o.-I` coml 1 ed medicine, are Inch and no barmeui`! clamtad and compounded, that it is made u.. M` u.-an-bin curative inthc nowu world, and-I3 not help ut act on the system in 3 var uumwl -and desirable mannat. No manarw ll ml-3` men! may be, or how long alunding, ll wnii1I31lV apolnnd`nlouis'h ion by the nu ` .mu:nw| wigich you are reatoredto perfect cold: and '| V .7: ' - V his Medicine in pleasant and safe to uh, I34 in warranlcd,and may poaitivelv be round 0'` to makea permanent care at all dioeuen 0 5' Throat. Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive 01 -5 61. 1.-.:.,aa we|l'aa Boroinln, the who: "4 Diaeaul, Human, and all- direct a | '1! "" Im urily oi the Bluod,oxcapl.iI pk loin. 9'0 ol onaumpuon. Further mi..uu.;. oa., um. in directions tor using the Great Bhiolzoueel Bow`. 6: Pills, and containing Tealimomnls and Ce _ oataa pi Curoa can be obtained by aecurill f`- Troahea,lhe`kand-book, or the Almanac HI circullrl {tom any respectable Dmum ILH Dominion-trot. Pm: ofRemed in zaoga Pint Bank! 81. P lsper Box 25 cu. n'F0!` 8|]! b! All Dmaaintn and Delhi! '1 on .4: uuyer D01 3:) cu. Iflor 8310 by all Dmniats and Dealer: lledicino. Aoun ton Bnn.u.-John low Watson & 00. Wells Bron Tolona lei. 0nu.I.u.-J. _ .Slsvon. ou.1u9voon.-lI- Onrpcnlor. Win1.nnAv.n Ann:-n,__Ihn.mn L hm! IRFUIH I 'III a Buqoyne. Bnrbidgoat $0, 801911111: sweet, Iilll II [FAIR A. 1!mtrml-- {nun lorcor t 30:, Wholgm. Druggilu. " Lymna, Clue I Go. Toronl)-Elllon & Co ,Wholoule Dmggim, Sbnpter & Owen. Ulfpfnlfo Waouuu Aann.-Northrop 8 Lynn! Toujouto; L man Bros. 8 Co, Toronto; iott 00.. oronto. 35, ;-IS urunu-nmuu as U0 , Wnoua ` Sb: ter Hami1!an--- innerl Co. Hal;/Eu--Avory,`Brown 4' Co. TI .6 Specic Remedy for .131 Diuaw 5/ Bludrlrraml Kiainrys; Dropukal Swcllbaga; (... paints incidental to I":-muln; and all Douuu ; the Urinary Org rm m either Sex. urm.- _-I..- ..r .Lx- |i__n,:_ , g , . A That the Gnu1~Snonuo:an KIIIDY n u 1` \ oflhe Eunnen! lndam Meancino-Man. Du. Lewis locophul, oflho Grout Tribe of Bhuahux-Id British Co|umbia,is workin the most luuukll and nnonuhinturen the orld vor bun`. 1. Never in the annals ol Cnnndlau Madn-cl Ho!-J has such uucccu attended the llllodluhon vi -1! medicine heretotoro. " `IIIJ U/I American Oa.kA'I.L': Canadian Oak ' Iowitt sL Mill 3" 5teb._m Fitting .- Lnhrinn ; `ha nil -.._ -, ...... 1 .,.5. u. u. up-nu: via- The value of this lledicino bu been proud in numborleas instances now on record. 11.2.. An _-_ n-.u- 11...: n .. -. I vaunu-, nun l'|v'I.u i @Isz1amnwAm1i:`""ii5ir?Em. 1 RII l`.lR'PlII()A'l'I 0' -uIAnvvlIvnu uaauauuca uuw vu IIUOIU.` Price $1 per Bottle. Sold `:1 ail Dru"! ._--_. .._-,__ .... s All!-I I01 IOU CHIC 01 DYIPEPSIJ _ nnoucnirls. AIITIIMA Loss of M-i*r:'r|1-E, GENERAL DlBll.l'I'Y 80. The only Syrupprepared from Dr Otunhdfl Formals, and proved an unlynla to be fEl'-`IIEC\l'II 9/Id l\ (T 1, (F 'W\I"l".C III CIKTIYIUATI 0' PRO}. (IRUFT. University College, TORONTO Belure you ct Ihe Genuine Am'c1e,m Victorin Hypop ouphitoa, with the Queou Head Itamgod on the `abel. nnnn an I)... nnvlvrl I! 1.11 new Ila!!! CCI OD U10 `ION. PRIC OI-Per BOTTLE. loll by all Druuulnu. . _ Wholesale only by I ......._ n--. L A `i .... .. W LIOIUI Lyman Bros. 8 00., Elli 118 Go., Northrop & Lyman, `T. Bickle &.Son, 3. A. dltololl, -v. --u. '.---..-. - -.-u v-uw PULMONARY c'ozuwau:nou, Also for thn cum of ` T57: 1 :/1I.'RE or B 'oNon_rr1s. _._.., gvsrnnss STAND FOR sag, _1_-03,, 1M _ `. . nut "Of (lions. Holury, I ' . ` . sad Boots and Sh hrgost ever bro pottetlea in Eng 1,000 ibr-_-9. 0 Rpnm '0. It Guru old Bonn. Cures Ulcoruod Barn on the Neck. Cure: Ulcenlod Sore Logo. Cures Blackheads. or Pimnlau (II: n.. v Q-v-\lJUL2 OOHPOUND FLUID EXTRACT 0! m'.:"..= ',':'*-- mes ac cl im on Cures Scurvv 8o v ea. P` in Fm` Cures Canoevoun Uleen. Cure: Blood -and Skin Dboauo. (iuru Onndnlu Bwollinu. Glenn the Biood Iron: :1 Inputs whatever nrlunn. ~F.3cLAjM THE GLADVTIDINUSI DR THE BLOOD is THE LIFE) . Deuteronomy. chap. xii, `am Is. For no pravontion um! um ul `IKE I KT lVl\IlQIl1'h:n\ nu -uv uvuuvu cm Ill lunnui ` - nun, Lo-., cnaiirs llllllln III nnn u I Q`! Q VQUAG-D COMPOUND SYRUP OF nuns Luw'o EXPORT A EIT Bnrbidgoat go, 8019 . I ._.- ......-. \./V-5.` _l...l.'l.l..|l, ` xmrownan, \vHoL1:s.u.xr. Ann r_umu1. nmu.nniN n1 rn~r1 . ...-..-,._. -_, '1`lIlIl IJUNDUII Also for tho cure of DC I A vxcronu TIT! III run nvmn vxcroiii Illnnrv \ v n n 1 r v u l'Vv\ mull. Vholeulo 2 00.. ['0 WHY? 5*`-9l';`o`o`.. Toronto. ` Totem. Toronto. ` Hamhm , ea-ll sum by we Twelve HIM A CALL..:nV Ina ` -..r, H pr Guuud, 9 pour large` aloe". ` bong). tB.rr_n _ aageva A1 d ' _ s upwards. 53 ;Eng11sh 'Black]Teasi:nC::l:3ei:;s, mm 60 to 75 cents per lb. - `. . BAYFIELDVSTREET. SEW]NG 1V[ACH1NE.$,I nuns .31; oil` Near the new Fazmrhy, mm VIGTORWUS 1| Sugars, ' -'l`easfrom 30 cgnt upwavrdsg no-Loan an A... C. HUNTE:E%,f `VHOLESALE AND nw-run nu.-an :9 IS- TO BE IIA D. .1031` WHATWE HAVE ALWAYS SAID. The Wheeler & I AVVils0n LI.LJ.l.JLIVV.'.IJ.I.I .I,VJ .l.`I1EI 11` New Brick Block," Dunlap Srtcei, L 3. 8: G. L 3` 15 SPECTAOLES,`nextdoor to Mr. Crompton's._ -----~- - V-.1.-__._.-~ ----.:.*;::**__"......*' _ GOLD wA'xcHE's, GOLD CHAINS, SILVER WA'I`CHE'S, FANCY CLOCKS, V com JEWELERY, SILVER JEWELERY, _ A .ELECTR PLATEDWARE SJ/V'I'.-I 3'. L-1 U3` .-`I193 , D-Q UAR'I l'.'RS' TOYS FOR THE MILLION PARLOR CROQUET TABLES, BOHEMIAN WARES, CQNCERTINAS, .VlOLlNS.`; 0,- ccsent as a real Jet Set of Jewellery, Rresent as 11. Gold Locket and Chain, Present as Gold and Funny Rings. . - Preent as Violins, Uoncertinaa and Trefoline,' Presentifor Gents, Ladies, Boys and Girls, to uit every pocket. . ` .' v expovtlevnced hands on. Waohea, VClock`s_a.ml 1b of Toronto. . | .II'.`Q in (1l\`l`n A\Yl'\ UH 171111 ) tnnmnnn X0011, , J span Java, ' Jga,-. Jnmalon. ' Laalher Belting, i Leather Belling, &c. 4 IV 11` BID?` _ Pate . _ Brown "' , BRANDIES.-- unvlnlvn I'J U1 lU|"Ulll0- ' arcs in GULD AND SILVER. WATCHES, , made, repaired andwurrantu-.d. r\ nnnnm. rnv V1/-n . . . . ma.de Olo'thing'.,beut cu nnd siyle.Hat.p, . -`ty. Our stock of Crockery is by far .ng haeu bought direct from the _ \ low Efrices. Jnst.'to.b:nd' .b'ed Sugars. Brigbteat}_ $l.O0tBroknLonfal.d: : ` $1-00. Alao,a very ' and Tobsccos, l e new ` , '1: sell ` grices. '5 of ` n u - , untry dealerahupplied at Trade Prices; n_n~ LA; _-_ 9:1-C"/\v\JII`l in L` UK I'JD.-- Hen_nesaey a Sa'yer a .-. ml}- L `DI - '11 bought, ...a om. niont kumonnblo goodii` call will satisfy customers that our V -111: Heavy Grey Cotton, 1 yard .4, 1o`cents; Fast ,0o|or_ `Prism, -nta; Black Silk, 60 cents. `I. Carpets, Cloths, V -on, Cnpes,Silks, innts,Lnde vuits and full ' ATCHES; AND CLOCKS OF ALL 'l;HF} 3001) FOR. A CHRISTMAS . ' .' LUIS gun _--2:-ii: Irv, `AGENTS FOR THE GO, SIMCOE. l|u|IUIn` s.maica,| Dmarara. WHXSKIES.- 013' D..- K` I Barnm-d's . Boo'tb's, DeKViughe_ M um zcyc, Scotch, Ifish ` on Snow, Ale and Porter-.| DG`:Ii B103 1 EU . -' om Rye, Malt. nsun Robii1 s,]' ~ EAVNDAERS. 432'-ly I NiAB; ISTOVESEE EW, -1=f~3Y,1T=_EL=%-t-=_! In, commencing business as` GOAL HER;-` CHANT," begs respect_l'nl_ly`to announce that he has made arrangememewith some of .tbe most renowned Collieries in the United States, to be supplied with Goals of the very best quality at the lowest possible prices; and he trusts that by a rigid system of {air de_nling,by punctuality to all engagements, and by adhering to all just and reasonable prole, he shall be able to com- 'mand a fair share of public patronage and sup- _'port. All orde.`s transmitted to the above address will always ensure immediate atten- tion. ` OFFICE, -_ BARRIE FOU.NDR\.. Fah. uh; In-14, ~ mam Orders promptlyatten ed 0. . . u. R.sULLIvAk, Baylield sheet, .0PPsi Se wrey a`new Foundry `~ - 9:. -bui|ding,ban-ie. _,,? Burris. in]! 36 1873; 29.1.. In` lhe `above village; V" Familles fegularly supplied with the best ofBx_jead,: ndfull weight; also, Cakes and Gonfectiozi'er-y of all kinds, in any qusiutity, of r_st-clasafquality,` and at low ' 7 prices. ` ' - Plc-g1,\lIcs, Socials, Solreos, &c.',-ace... V * LIBERALLY S'U_I"|`:LIED i H. 41313: , u'AIx.o1=1 T and T `*3; ~bui|din Barrio, July 16 1-813; ._._._...1o- ahd all work `;:z\mranteed: to . mew; wzyesuu 3 ' ' ' Wwamxr .V3}_WGaIl1Zl 8 ` {amen mac tfxvenn 3- T BUY. fY()U_R READYgMAEES la swam. nnmyrl tn EHALLli_N_liE PHMP 1| The 'subscriHer challenges the co"nty` of Sim-_ we to manufacture Pumps to `: )mpete with thosemnde by him. they are, nun: n u `a nu `nnn nu nn Inn: I n . A-ICIIDJLLJ I: VA. A_hvuL In` _ Ill VAAAAIQ At 11 dept of I01 feet, which can be proved on application to M1-._Walwan, 6tb`Con. )iVesprs. These improved pumps are _ I-n A 1'11? 11'`! `IN t`1I`lll A II I ..u. `I u.-r.v...-. r_...r.....v REMAi{KABLE CHEAR ! -' `,1 ..!II I.. .._...p._ `L45. 0.... p.LI..._-..._.._I_._2IA wAnnAN'rE_1_J _ FOR. 1% YE_aR;| Oistorns of all siis H1111 on the lu.te`at. plaxia, ' and at resscne vle rntel. " ~ -9.2"`: . ` 3100331135: -. Gold Wntc n n. j , Pfolont In In Coloured Ga . :I'Jew Prevent as I Bright Gold Jewell` Present as 5 pix of Gold smculezs, Parent u n Garnetrbacv 1 Ear-E - Plan! as a Bilvver Watch and Chain fo. Hvorybody should know that we are f J ewnlll A nnlAm bun nu mam .\rnn.7r `1TK`I NG_o_F STORES.| Barrie, . OH. 20; IRV73. The Subscrihefa lvghg to inform the public of Allandnlo and viciuity,tha.t,I.hey have opened out Coinfcctionry` I Storei , ll`, \4\Iu\4|uvu : v lvluv uuu SAT_i'SFACTIONv .`(?l`JARANTEED, --...__. --_-- --_.-_-_,__ I As. t,h'ey me had Large Exjperienc peujtments of the business. ~' , J. G. HILBORN 3;; BRO. 'Alla.ude.1o, 091. 29,1373. 4 44-1y (; if: all def I UNn|v1Lifi" 1| Easi1m`f$;i::i 2333 Child At :1 dent I01 feet. moved FRESH MEAT, : FAMILY FLOUR, ' PROVISIONS, 1 WINES, _ LIQUORS, _ BOTTLEDTALE; AND PORTER, him the ' I _- __ -.__.__._ -.-_.-,.-_. v. ..-..u.-;.. And also that they were the only Sewing Machine 05:11 an recomme d d 5 th I t I t 1 Jury fohe Grand Diploma of Honor. - P y . n ~e ,y `e 1] (mm mm %VAN,_1?'ASSEL & MORGAN`, 38 AGENTS FDR 'l`F[FC nn munrm