said ‘Township, in| of superior suality also Coleeed Tak of ever; | _ Each Number will contain 96 Aylmer, on Thuraday, tLe 14th day of April, A. D. 1853, variey octavs, with doable ‘ Br rr Tuenevone Enacrep, by the Municipal Council of the! 5% PETTSGILE& C4, 10 State Sure, | HMustmuions, ship of Malahide, ‘ council assembled, the aony er SHELDOE 6 oe Bruce, on Lake Erie, to the| , Pullishers of Newspapers, lamrting this Ad-| or orchester, the said Township of Malahide, passing| smouatof $2, and seciing

stream runaing it, Forfurther particulars apply (if by letter, ™ ROBERT WicHor., ictior, Vienna, 1%h March, 1854, 10.3 PORT BRUCE AND AYLMER ROAD. OTICE fa hereby given to the Stockholders in the Port Brace and Aylmer Road Com- pany, that a Second Instalment of Bight per cent on their subscribed Stock is now required te paid at the alfice of Wood & Kirkland, Aylmer, on or before the second day of June x By order of the Board of Directors, JOHN KIRKLAND, Treasurer Aybuer, May Ist, 1854, FLOUR! FLOUR

‘transit inte route through New Nova Scotia, ‘newspapers fortnight by . Britis te. afc 3 but east be: tpe- will pars: to the States hen Provines will he | the rate of ope penvy for ee to regular eubecrib— eisewh each on transient by the delivering foreign countries, to by Pom : 5 6: in Candia will pass i. and i oad fe tiodicale may wend to subseri ber: inclosed in thelr publications, nae for subserijition, wad receipts for » sane i of da 8. Newspapers when potted pul’ Wp ae to show clearly te fe packet

1— Townships of Mulrkide and South | he. ; 2 vowel of 400 tonay whiclt Dorehester—At ibe Towe Hell, Aylmer, on jo time the serviceable quaa- : Monday's, Tr Janasgy, 25th Febroncy, 14d Lropage in than April, Oth June, ath Anguat, 3Tad September, 16th November, 29th December, =F ie 3 s iFil, fit, hina sailing, thas Lee eon. ine, without am effuey to die compo avugage in wel Waasan Canrtcc, Clerk, Aylmer. - Hr dye _* vain a is destined to bare —iteereahigot Vermouth ted greater, of i ife, ® fowd, fel

a change of residence may m and inwardly digest” an ac- souk’ wahecttael * public perusal, over | of 8 writer not un. the proper signat se of Upper Can- known to the i ade. Tam vain epougl to believe that this ill be copied be many of gudT » C. newspapers, sstinfied that it wil fied itn way back to Minnesota, to be critieed here bby the 8 ow ie Awericans of the Teuton on ow ‘With « thorvagh knewledge of my po sition, folly irmy with the conviction| that L shall fail to i either the in. Vending ewigrant

when sen ee marols thy the pountey mn six moathe India wi ie it in ee jowet than it has ever ALTERATION. IN Cy POSEAGE. “Oo and after ~ Tet ot J ca mcbed welsh neWapay United Stateswillbe Table to postage ~— oa this Provinge, at the fo lowing ral Newspapers < Periodicals french eseh, if Eee ceeding ae ad neeont ae or aie or 1 fea fn int micro stamp, id cannot be to those | es “| when he was nominated a: neeessary, aving |been immediately afterwards warned to hold | he seat f war, riding the tirst four

Chambers Journal. Periodicals supplied Mec ACHLINS RB Beokstot Be Teen,0. W. anions Newspapers. THE NEW YORK LEDGER, New York Weokly, Sor ‘York Mercary, Harper's Waverly Magazine, Leslie's Hus. Weekly, The Musical Fnend. And all oo American:‘Newspapers promeptly to ording Weekly, nae McLACHLIN'S Bookstdre ish Papers. . LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS ILLUSTRATED ‘TIMES. GASSELL’S FAMILY: PAPER. REYNOLD’S MISCELLANY. PUNCH. es Newspapers supplied at A. McLACHLIN’S Bookstore. ‘And other OAEINET AMERICAN MAGAZINES

REYNOLD'S MISCELLANY. . ling (oer ted iaessary Anewot) American Newspapers. eee Chri —_— THE NEW YORK und ober Raggi Newspapers pret Christmas Presents)... sx weary, 720%. [PPT “A et Acutzy’s pootaore.| Sao ee 7 ‘AND ‘ iy, 3 iesede porpote of New, York Mercury, te. and. * Harper's Weekly, oak R GARGR o> (eh I aoe ‘best a _» Beottish American) ST OCH OF BOOKREe ey Enalie’s Whos. Weekly,| cae f = ‘The Musical Fnend. = TRA S Foret a ‘Newspapers �ia r se (OP UPAR ST oe Pe: pics od) 8 SAE eed sélieed Gee Fu

varied and chi ret kes ci BT We beg to direct the attention of oar friends in and around Aylmer, to the advertisement of our old towneman, Mr. R. Nelson, who’ has chosen the Village of Aylmer as his place of busivess for the future, “Mr. N. has carried on business in this town for many years, and bas always bornethe character of a skilful watchmaker ‘Wetherefore recoinmend him to the patron. ageof. the people of Aylmer and surround- ing Townsbipe. —_-=-__—_- The Aldborough Council. To pursuance of adjourament

— made. Th was a eae se Bets ‘SOUTH CAROLINA, 20,000 men ia Mind Galidyn of | of sehen’ ‘Charleston, Jan. 12. | beaded by Chairman, &. Thomas] Moved Pickens nad hie Cabl- | attack was to be their “ The Sapsita ; ‘Treasurer, relating to ‘Thomas and Aylmer with annual state- Mr. be to mS Harbor, Jan. 18. ‘The Frontier ate Cat . by Me. Gto- ute zens Gay a J Morgan. eceesiatt 18, Pareles area tease ted a eaten Dae ot ’ oa atin to apa tn se)| ta barren tthe Gea eal Gorerameat, ‘Alo, we, 2, White aLApAMA

al, in answer to a deputation of the “ Press Association,” that waited on him at Toronto, on the 25th ult., expressed himself favorable to the abolition of the postage on newspapers, and detailed measures which he had instituted for the cor- rection of abuses that were encouraged by his predecessors in the supply of newspapers to the various public departments, and by which he would be enabled to save a large portion of the amount now accruing from the offen- sive tax, without any detriment to.the

12° Mabe for wagons kept cossta 5 Tees oun Pate Ty Pasing,a Lie e0h,0r. ¢Rhanian Da ye : = a ey Now is the time to sub-| Tait, toms; Wo “Arkell, Cocbrase. 3 Deak ; St, Thomas, March 14th, 1662, Late the residence of tbe Rey. Mr Cauteld * ‘ Price, Aylmer of at Dispateb office, i “ cei Bh Thomas, 402 | August 281b,1861, 443-15! sere, yaaa aint for the Dispatch, ErnePeicy Bain SA aT St, Thomnt, 17h April, 1802. 45am �i 2 oe AND GOUNTY OF BLO Me X-—No 414—Wnoxt No 469 ST. THOMAS, C, W., és Vi, 1863."

Orange, Good ‘Templars, Tem- perance and Societies, with the Names ot Weir respective Unticers Times, and Places of ai it Natiogal and Military Organiza- ae » Aprieslteral Sechtey. 10, Danka and Bankers, Inatirance Com: i panies ‘and Ballding Soe - Newspapers, their History and Politica, Sumasoe Publishers, and Days of Lasu 12, Rallifays, Stage Moates, aed Tables of Disences, Cogrte of Law, and the various Times doa Plage ot Voldiag; Judges, Clerks mud Officers of Couste, 14. County, Towaship, rows and

was 084.17, The chief sources of postal revenue were— on letters, eee hi by postage stamps, 71,000; prepaid in money or sent unpaid, 000 : on Canadian newspapers, includin, sale of newspaper stamps, $61,000; on United States nee delivered in Canada, $18,- 000;_miscellaneous, $5,000. The fact of a revenue of some $80,000 being obtained on newspapers probably affords the best inter- pretation that could be given to the Ministeri- al answer on Friday to an see MPP., that the newspaper postage is not

a piece of imposition to. ask pay for publishing in newspapers any notice. of puthic meetings. They depedd almost wholly on newspapers, it is ‘true,to get up these mi gs. e notices in newspapers seen by of THE UANADIAN HOME JOURNAL, be seen in and other way. “So complete and universal is the laws of the land recognize it, and gives sanction to sales and Court proceedings which have been advertised. The public have come to look in the newspapers for pretty much ev- eying ey want to know. it objec—

corraption had been or would be proved against it and challenged his oppo ents to produce proof, if thoy could, With reference to the paragraph about shipwrecks, he thought the goverpment ue have done better if they had kept Mr. Bristow writing in the newspapers, puffing them and abusing their opponents instead of seading him to Portland. Al. Inding to the next paragraph respecting | the Ocean:Mail service, he charged the 2 - | government with neg! ecting the interests| of the Province in not acceptingx

sibel teddy, see sxceret oy L. M8) ogee, and C.G. fy ae amt: ad Co., Por ‘and ete Law Respecting Newspapers, coutrarytare coneldcres to Eine eaten the 2, Ifsubscribe.s order the discontinuance of their Periodicals or newspapers, the biisber or publiebers Dasy continue to send them until all arrears are paid 3 are held responsible for all nnm- 4. 1f subscribers neglect orrefuse to take the \eale or newspapers from the ofice to which{ -are held responsible Sih they ba Ued their Bending numbers or iB them