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Con. L . Con. L . Walker, James 12 14 Wilson, George 9 22 Walkor, John 3 14 Wilson cC Bro. 2 17 Wanless, William 2 18 Wilson, John 2 16 TOWNSHIP OF PLYMPTO-N . William 2 19 Wilson, John 9 22 Ward, & Joseph ...... r.. . . Watkins, Wm . 10 19 Wilson, William 9 22 Watty, Joh n 10 14 Wilson, Wm . 12 15 This Township is bounded on the north by Lake Hu ron, on the Way, Sterling & Co. 2 17 Wooley, J as. 14 7 west by Sarnia, on the south by Warwick, and on the nortb-east by Webster, David 10 7 Woodley, John 12 15 Bosanquet . The soil and timber of this Township are of a very fine Webster & Shipley, 2 18 Woods, Samuel 3 18 quality, the land being generally rich, and the timber the best kind of 3 3 hardwood Wheeler, Henry 3 6 Woods, William . In 1846 there were only 2,516 acres under cultivation, and Whipple, A . J. X, Co . 2 18 Woods, William 3 18 19,484 taken up . The value of rateable property was about i33,000, White, h:dmund 2 16 Worms, John 2 17 and the population 639 . The population in 1861 was 3,287. Wilkinson, Levi 3 19 Wygatc, B . 2 6 RITUItN O7 AüBICULTUSAL PEODUCl, Wilson, E . 2 18 Young, David 13 3 LANDS HELD, &C ., IN TH' TOWNSHIP Or PLYYPTON, IN 1861 . Total occupiers of land, 489; occupiers of ten acres and under, t;; oo. cupiers of ten to twenty acres, 3 ; twenty to fifty acres, 105 ; fifty to one hundred acres, 285 ; one hundred to two hundred acres, 81 ; upj wards of 200 acres, 9 ; amount held in acres, 50,007 ; acres of land unde{ cultivation, 15,294 ; acres of land under crops, 11,365 ; acres under pasture, 3,621 ; under gardens and orchards, 308 ; wood and wild lands, 34,713 ; cash value of farms, E841,661 ; cash value of farming imple- mente, M,716 ; produce of gardens and orchards, $2,084 ; quantity of land held by townspeople not being farmera, 32 acres ; acres fall wheat, 159 ; bushels fall wheat, 2,405; acres spring wheat, 3,212; bushels spring wheat, 63,436 ; acres barley, 14-1 ; busbels barley, 4,004 ; acres rye, 3 ; bushels rye, 83 ; acres peas, 1,892 ; bushels peas, 33,038 ; acres oats, 1,777 ; busbels oats, 63,350 ; acres of buckwheat, 27 ; busbe ls buck- wheat, 521 ; acres Indian corn, 229 ; bushela Indian corn, 6,879 ; acres potatoes, 393 ; bushels potatoes, 52,252 ; acres turnips, 176 ; bushels do, 38,546 ; bushels carrots, 957; acres Lnangle wurtzel, 4; bushels do, 1,252-, bushels beans, 248 ; clover, timothy and other grass seeds, 251 ; tons hay, 3,030 ; pounds hops, 174 ; pounds maple suglr, 17,586 ; pounds of wool, 13,705 ; yards fulled cloth, 732 ; yards flannel, 4,418 ; pounds of flax and hemp, 1,840 ; bulls, oxen and steers, 9,59 ; mileh cows, 1,313 ; calves and heifers, 2,246 ; horse.; over 3 years old, 528 ; value of horses, $33,005 ; colts and fillies, 250 ; sheep, 4,471 ; pigs, 2,603 ; total value of live stock, $118,355 ; pounds butter, 78,856; pounds cheese, 5,224 ; boef, in barrels of 200 lbs ., 247 ; pork, in barrels of 2001bs ., 1,309 ; earriagea kept for pleasure, 38 ; value of same, $1,528.

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Con. L. Con. L. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TIIE RESIDENTS OF THE TOWNSHIP. Campbell, Robert 2 9 Cronkhite, Wellington front 8 Con. L. Con. L. Campbell, Robert 12 Currah, Joseph 6 3 Campbell, Abel, Jamea 11 21 Blain, Daniel 1 15 Robert 4 15 Curran, Chas. 12 17 Cauthin, Achram, Geo. F 13 Blunden, Christopher front 43 Richard front 2 Dahnege, Adam 12 20 Adams, James 7 14 Blunden, Travor 14 16 Canton, John 4 21 Dalmege, Jacob 12 21 Canton, Aliveo, Geo. 1 22 Bowman, Philip 10 11 Peter 4 13 Dawson, Alexander 1 24 Carey, Thomas Allan, Robert 8 IL Boyd, Robert 9 11 6 6 Dawson, John 6 11 Cars, Anderson, Archibald 3 20 Brambles, Robert 20 Alexander 9 8 Davis, Robert 1 27 Anderson, Alexander 5 29 Bremner, John 10 27 Cam, James 10 18 Davison, Win. 6 11 Anderson, John 5 29 Bridges, Wm. 10 15 Carrigan, Patrick 4 12 Dennis, James 1 20 Anderson, Ebenezer 3 20 Bremner, Alexander 9 13 Carroll, Daniel 3 13 Doherty, Thomas 8 24 Carr, James Anderson, JII.Meti Y. 3 19 Brittany, Jerome 1 2 4 2 Dewar, Alexander, sen. 5 21 Carter, Anderson, John, junr. 2 20 Brock, Thomas 3 16 David ,/ 11 20 Dewar, Alexander, jun. 5 20 Anderson, Robert 3 19 Brock, Wm. 10 12 Casey, John, '6. P. 8 17 Dewar, Archibald 4 22 Casey, Anderson, Walter front 33 Brooks, James 1 Win. 5 25 Dewar, Archibald 3 30 Archer, Edward 7 29 Brooks, John 1 5 Chalmers, Alexander 2 5 Dewar, Geo. 4 24 Armstrong, James 7 IS Brooks, Win. 1 Chalmers, James, jun. 2 2 Dewar, John 4 22 Armstrong, John 6 8 Brook, German 4 10 Chahners, Robert 2 2 Dewar, Malcolm 6 24 Armstrong, Moses 1 28 Brooks, Robert 1 7 Chahners, Thos. 2 1 Dewar, Neil 7 23 Armstrong, Mrs. 1 28 Brown, Jeremiah 1 12 Clarke, Alexander 4 17 Dill, Thos. 5 27 Atkinson, Geo. 1 20 Brown, John 1 11 Clarke, James 4 17 Dobbin, John 16 20 Baillie, Edward G 29 Brown, John 11 20 Clark, Daniel front 39 Dodge, Thomas 7 27 Bairn°, Matthew 14 21 Brown, John 3 10 Climie, Thos. 2 6 Donaldson, George 12 21 Baillie, Robert 8 27 Brown, Thomas 6 15 Cochran, Duncan 9 21 Donald, Archibald 3 9 Baillie, Samuel 3 18 Brown, Win. J. 4 10 Conboy, David 5 17 Donald, John 2 8 Conboy, James Bain, Wm. 4 25 Bryson, James 4 21 4 17 Donald, Thomas 3 4 Conboy, Thomas Baillie, Wm. 6 '‘.9 Buchanan, Donald 12 25 4 17 Donelly, Hugh 4 12 Cone, 1Villiam Bannister, James 14 22 Buchanan, Duncan 12 28 8 9 Donelly, Win., J. P. 5 24 Connors, Michael 4 5 Banister, John 15 22 Buchanan, Hugh 11 28 Douglas, John 13 23 Barker, Matthew 11 15 Buchanan, Duncan 12 25 Cooper, Geo. 1 20 Douglas, Robert 13 16 Copes, James 10 15 Doyle, John, Barker, Samuel 9 10 eBuchanan, John I 2 28 Carpenter 5 26 Barrows, D. D. 2 10 Buchanan, Donald 11 28 Cope, John 9 30 Duncan, Alex front 30 Beattie, John 8 5 Buckley, Wm. 2 Cope, Richard 9 20 Duncan, John 2 3 Cope, Samuel 9 30 Bell, Geo. 11 21 Burnley, John 6 4 Duncan, Park 3 19 Bell, James 15 26 Bullock, Robert 6 26 Core, Thomas 15 27 Dunham, Matthew 4 24 Coulter, George 14 Bell, John 12 26 Cahil, Michael 7 2 16 Dunlop, James, S.W. Cor'nr. Bell, Thomas 12 26 Cait hs, John 13 17 Cowan, John 12 21 Mandaumin Reserve. Bell, Thomas 11 21 Cairns, Peter front 27 Cowan, Richard front 36 Elvin°, Wm. 2 4 Cram, 6 Bell, Wm. 15 22 Cairns, Thomas 14 17 Peter 1 23 Enright, Dennis I Crawford, John Bell, Wm. 13 28 Cameron, Alexander front 14 8 12 Enright, Thomas 4 2 Cronan, 21 4 13 Benest, Francis 9 25 Cameron, Duncan front 40 John front Erens Geo. Benson, Robert 13 17 Cameron, John front 14 Cronkhite, Joshua front 9 Ewart, Andrew 2 6 Best pool, James 14 19 Campbell, Edward 6 2 Cronkhite, Nelson front 9 Fair, Francis 6 16 Crook, 49 3 Blockee, Walter 4 14 Campbell, James 12 19 Thos. L. front Ferguson, Alexander front

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Cou. L. Con. L. Con. L. Con. L Ferguson, Duncan, senr., 4 3 Haggarty, Dennis front 20 Hoskin, Wm. 8 26 Lairy, Johr. 13 15 Ferguson, Duncan 4 19 Haley, Win. 10 26 Houston, James 8 8 Land, John 14 19 Ferrie, Jesse 5 25 Hamilton, Donald 9 24 Houston, Thomas front 8 Langan, John 6 21 Ferguson, Robert 4 27 Hamilton, John 11 19 Hoyle, David 4 8 Lawlviz, Lewis 9 10 Fierney, James 6 13 amilton, Wm. 4 6 Bayne, John 7 25 Lawson, Win. 3 24 Finlay, Thos. 10 14 Ilandy, Michael 1 8 Hubbard, John 14 20 Leigh, B. T. front 14 Fisher, Valentine 14 26 IIandey, Nicholas 13 24 Hunter, Elijah 4 11 Leishman, Frederick 10 20 Flemming, Geo. 4 26 Hannah, John 6 Hunter, Hugh 10 22 Leymour, Peter F Flounerfilt, Wm. 5 9 Hinnah, rmothy 6 4 FInntly, Arthur 11 24 Lionell, Shepley 7 5 Flemming, Walter 9 14 Ilare. Geo. 14 24 Huntley, Edward 10 30 Livingston, John 14 28 Forbes, David 3 25 Hare, Jacob 14 24 Hyde, George front 19 Loop, Joseph 3 6 Forbes, Geo. 5 22 IIartly, Geo. senr., 1 19 Ingles, Abraham front 6 Longley, Wm. 10 8 Ford, John 7 13 Barfly, Geo. junr., 19 Irvine, Wm. 15 21 Lawrie, James 11 17 Ford, Patrick 7 13 Hardy, James 1 18 Ironsides, James 8 15 Lucas, John 4 24 Forsythe, Thomas 4 7 Hartly, Wm. 4 18 Ironsides, John 8 15 Lucas, Thomas 4 18 Frusler, Absolent 9 10 Finely, Wm. senr, , 3 18 Jackson, Thomas 4 5 Lunam, David 9 15 Fraser, Philip 7 19 Hart, Jeremiah 4 36 Jackson, — 5 26 Lundy, John 12 30 Frusler, Alralt 9 Harvey, Joseph 11 13 James, S. blacksmith 10 20 Lusk, John 3 23 Frusler, Esther 9 9 Hastie, Wm. junr., 8 9 Jamieson, Henry 4 2 Lyman, Button front 23 Fullerton, John R. 4 16 Hastie, Wm. senr., 8 9 Jardine, John 8 18 Lynch, Michael 10 26 Giffen, William 14 19 Hayne, Thomas 7 26 Jardine, Robert 8 18 Lynch, Thomas 13 26 Galbraith, Donald 9 23 Helps, John 7 14 Jardine, Walter 9 19 McAlester, Malcolm 12 19 Gallottly, James 14 Helps, Wm. 9 16 Johnston, Charles R. 5 23 McAndrews, Peter 4 13 Gallottly, John 7 15 Henderson, James 4 9 Johnston, James 4 8 MeAuslin, Robert 3 16 Gallottly, John, jun. 6 17 Ilenderson, Wm. 4 7 Johnston, John 12 19 McBean,Duncandnerchant 10 19 Gammon, Ebenezer 15 23 Hethington, Simon 10 14 Johnstoni John 6 16 McBride, Duncan 1 25 Gammon, James 14 27 Hill, Charles front 46 Johnston, John 11 14 McCall, Donald 10 16 Gammon, Jno. shoemaker 15 23 Hill, James front 45 Johnston, John 1 24 MeCole, Dongald 10 29 Gammon, Thos. 15 22 Hislop, John 8 5 Johnston, Timothy 4 8 McColl, Donald 12 • 24 Gammon, Wm. 14 26 Hill, John front 48 Johnston, Thos. 5 23 McConnell, John 7 7 48 Garrot, David 8 30 Milward front Johnston, Thomas 4 1 McCormick, Matthew 4 20 Garret, John 8 30 Hill, Samuel 15 21 Jones, E. A. 5 25 McConnell, Wm. 7 8 Garret, blichael front 31 Hill, Thomas, Merchant, Jones, Isaac 10 8McDonald, Duncan 6 27 Godling, Mathew 15 27 front 46 Jones, James front 44 McDonald, Godfrey 6 27 Gore, Wm. 25 Hogan, Rhodan 6 7 Jones, John front 47 McDonald, Mary 6 25 8 17 Gowdie, John 2 8 Flollings, John, juar. Jones, Levi front 1 McDonald, Ronald 13 25 Graham, Francis 1 12 Rolling, John, sent.. 1 12 Kay, Charles 8 15 McDougal, Donald 6 23 Gray, Allan front 26 Rolling, Joseph 1 12 Keating, Wm. 4 12 McDougal, John 4 28 Gray, Donald front 26 Rolling, Thomas 13 24 Kelly, Martin, J. P. 4 12 McFadden, Lauchlin 14 30 3 Greenlees, Angus 10 17 Horton, Geo. front Kemp, Daniel 12 22 McFadden, Neil 3 27 26 Greenlees, David. 10 17 Hoskin, Benjamin 9 Kennedy, Joseph 9 14 McFarlane, Donald 13 24 26 John Greenough, 1 6 Hoskin, Geo. 7 Kerr, Benjamin 10 27 McFarlane, John 6 4 26 Greenough, John 13 22 Hoskins, Geo. 8 Lafferty, John 4 16 McFedran, John 9 9 24 Hagarty, Jeremiah 10 12 Hoskin, John 8 Laing, Thomas front 20 McGrath, James 10 26 COUNTY OF LAMBTON GAZETTEE R AND GENERAL DIRECTORY . 7 3

Con. L. Con. L. Cou . L . Con . L. Park, Allen 1 21 McGregor, Alexander]? . - 36 Maneily, Andrew 4 30 Schram, David front 18 2 9 NIcG rgegor, Angus 16 28 Maneily, Wm ., sen . 4 29 Park, Andrew Schram, Henry S 7 McGregor, Peter 5 7 Manning, John 4 13 Park, Arthur 3 s Scott, David 1 18 2 7 Mc(, ui n, Michael 9 29 Marks, Henry 6 16 Purk, llugh Scott, John 7 19 I Mclntoeh, Alexander front 31 Marsh, Richard 13 26 Park, Jauicy 2 7 Scott, Thos. R. R . front 32 3 21 McIntyre, Jno . 7 6 Maxwell, Wm . 7 3 Park, James Scott, Thos . 8 12 Park, John 6 2 I McIntyre, Joseph 7 4 Martin, Thos . 10 28 Shea, Daniel 6 21 Park, Win 3 21 McIntyre, Norman 1 8 Mason, John 4 1 0 . Shea, Patrick 6 21 10 16 McKay, David 6 30 Mason, Thos . 4 10 Parkinson, Robert 8hea, Win . 6 22 Patterson, Henry 11 1 2 McKay, John 13 18 May, Richard, jun . 10 20 Shepherd, Andrew 9 25 9 9 McKay, John 6 30 May, Gco . 10 1 5 Patterson, Walter Shepherd, Geo . 9 28 9 13 McKay, R obert 10 12 May, Frederick 10 20 Patton, Andrew Shepherd, James, sen . •9 29 3 5 McKellar, l'eter 7 25 May, Richard, sen . 10 20 Paul, John Shepherd,J,1hn 4 23 McKinlay, Angus 9 20 Merceer,Isaao,carpenter 15 19 Pillow, Francis 2 24 Shepherd, Simpson, J . P . 8 28 Pollock, John 10 29 McKinlay, Ann S 25 Merrit, Henry 6 20 Shepherd, Win . 9 28 McKinlay, Donald, senr . 10 20 Moffat, James 10 19 Porter, Win . 4 5 Shendan, James 12 18 McKinlay, Duncan 12 22 Moneypenny, Thos. 4 5 Powne, David 6 14 Simmons, James 4 4 McKinlay, Duncan eonr., 9 21 Montgomery, Chartens 4 10 Prout, John 10 28 Simpson, John, sen . 8 20 McKinlay, Robert 10 24 Montgomery, John 6 24 Prout, John 9 2 6 Simpson, John, jun . 8 20 McKenna, John 13 26 Morrison, David 4 3 Prout, Richard 10 28 Simpson, Wm . 8 20 McKinna, Thomas 8 21 Morrison, John 5 3 Prout, Wm . 10 28 Smith, Finlay 13 19 McKenzie, Dugald 12 29 Stnnroe, Alexander 4 1 7 Prout, Win . jun . 9 24 Solon, Thos. 4 16 McKenzie, John 2 3 Murphy, James 7 10 Pureer, Duncan 9 18 Sparling, Joseph 13 20 McLarty, John 1 25 Murphy, Michael 13 27 Puslan, Louis 4 7 Sparling, Samuel 10 29 McLaughlin, James 7 2 Murray, Adam 8 11 Puter, Robcrt 13 20 Spiker, Christopher 13 29 7 17 McLean, Alexander 10 13 Murray, Christopher 11 22 Randal, Jacob Spiker, Henry 13 29 McLean, Archibald 14 17 Murray, Robert 9 12 Randal, Shadrach 8 16 $proul, Joseph 7 1 McLean, Donald 7 8 Needham, Darius 8 6 Rawlings, Henry 10 11 Sproul, Wm . 7 1 MoLtre, Geo. 8 7 Neabit, David 3 6 Reccnd, James 11 27 Stacy, R'm . 12 29 MoLure, John 8 6 Nesbit, John 1 21 Reid, James 11 17 Stephenson, Hugh 11 30 McLure, Mrs. 8 7 O'Brien, Dennis 6 3 Reasiquie, Joc) 13 30 Stephenson, Thos. 11 29 McJiahoe, John I 11 O'Brien, Geo. F 10 Richmina, Benjamin 8 28 Stephenson, Thos. W. 11 29 I 2 McMullen, Donald 11 17 O'Brien, James 6 6 Richardson, John F 1 Stephens, Thos. 10 7 10 8 McMurphy, Dougald 3 11 O'Donel, James 10 7 Richardson, John Sterrit, Geo . 11 18 9 11 McNaughton, Duncan 2 6 O'Brien . Mrs. 6 6 Robertson, 11'm. Sterrct, John, weaver, 6 26 12 27 McPhail, Neil 3 22 Osborne, Adam 3 11 Robinson, James Stevens, Thos. 6 10 12 17 McPherson, Allan 14 29 Osburne, Joseph 2 12 Ross, Arthu r Stedman, Robert 1 9 8 13 McPherson, John, senr . 14 28 0'Gorman,J.,blacksmith,front 4 Ross, John Stewart, James 12 16 13 16 McPherson, John, senr . 14 29 O'Mara, James 7 2 Rosa, Robert Stonehouse, Henry 15 26 12 17 McPhedron, John 12 27 O'Neil, Jno . 1 4 Ross, Robert Stoop, Samuel 12 15 8 8 MoQusde, John 1I 26 O'Neil, Robert 1 4 Russell, John Strongways, John 1 1 MoSavish, Duncan 7 9U:enham, James, jun . 6 23 Russel, Robert 8 7 Sutcliffe, Thos. 12 22 MoWhinney, James 5 19 Oxenhaih, James, aen . 6 23 Ryan, John 4 11 Switzor, John 11 19 Maloney, Thoa . F 7{ Palmer, Thdmaa 1 5 96 Saundcre, Matthew 16 24 Switsor, Samuel 12 30 AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. 76 74 COUNTY OF LAa[BTON G AZETTEER

Con. L. Con. L. 1 Switser, Wm. 12 16 Warren, Wm. 7 Symington, Thos. 10 9 Watson, Archibald 10 18 11 14 TOWN OF SARNIA. Symington, Thos. Front 34 Watson, David 9 12 Symington, Wm. 9 14 Watson, James Watts, William 14 24 Tait, James 3 24 10 13 Sarnia, the county town and judicial seat of the County of Lambton, Taylor, Archibald 11 18 Wees, Benlah 11 27 is pleasantly situated on the St. Clair river, immediately opposite and Thompson, Alexander 4 23 West, George 11 15 distant one mile from the City of Port Huron, in the State of Michigan, Thomas, David Front 4 West, Stephen, sen. 11 15 which has a population of in or about five thousand inhabitants. Thomas, Henry 11 12 West, Stephen, jun. 11 27 Sarnia was laid out by private individuals in the year one thousand Thompson, James 6 23 West, William 4 12 eight hundred thirty-three, and within the last eight or ten years has Thornburn, Thos. 9 7 Whatley, Patrick 1 19 rapidly increased in population and business importance. Tomlineou, Samuel 8 25 Wheeler, Elijah 1 17 The two great railroads, the Great Western and Grand Trunk, have Tremain, Mathew 11 29 Wheeler, Jno. F 11 their termini here, the former immediately in the town Trott, John 14 27 Whiting, Gco. at its southern 10 21 end; the latter at Point Edward, a place not exactly within the corpo- Trott, Joseph 14 27 Wilkinson, Duncan 25 ration, but on a neck of land or promontory immediately north of it, Troup, Rev. Wm. 9 10 Williamson, J. blacksmith 5 4 20 both of which have done much to enhance its position, and each have Truster, Arthur 9 10 Williamson, Richard 3 15 elevators of the largest capacity. The (}rand Trunk has a Trustler, Reuben 8 10 Williams, John stage run- 1 3 ning six times daily from the principal hotels to Point Edward, to meet Vanat, James 11 30 Willoughby, Francis 6 30 the trains both on arrival and departure; fare each way 12je. Waddel, Geo. jun. 4 2 Wrathall, Jno. They 8 14 also have a large ferry-boat called the St. Clair, Waddel, John 4 1 Wright, Robert and an immense vessel 14 18 Waddel, Wm. 4 2 Yates, William called the Huron, for the conveyance offreight cars from one side of St. 3 19 Clair River to the other. Walker, Benjamin 6 29 Young, Archibald The Huron takes 18 cars heavily loaded across 4 4 each trip. Walker, Geo. 10 9 Young, James She was originally built for & swing ferry-boat, but fhiled ; 9 Walker, Jno. 8 5 Young, Maxwell 7 she is now towed by the St. Clair. 4 3 Walker, Robert 10 9 Young, Peter In connection with the Great Western, a very nice though small ferry-boat, the Sarnia, runs from Wark, James 3 22 Sarnia to Port Huron, making tripe every half hour ; James Moffat owner and master, fare 10 cents, going and returning. Sarnia, previous to the introduction of steâm tugs, was the last place • of departure for hundreds of vessels, some of which often were weather- bound there for ten or twelve days, and helped the town considerably, taking their lake stores from thence. The harbor, which is considered one of the beat on the lakes, is situated about two miles south of Lake Huron, and its bay, which is of great sise, sheltered by Point Edward, capable of giving safe anchorage to five or six hundred vessels, is deep and free from current ; but the river St. Clair, from the light- house at Fort Gratriot, in Michigan, havins a current of over four miles per hour, is not navigable to vessels (not propelled by stoam) save 0 with a very strong south or south-easterly or westerly wind. In eoese- quence of the introduction of steam tugs, but very few vessels are now wind-bound in the harbor. The soil north and eastof $arnia,for about five miler,ie quite sandy and 76 COUNTY OF LAIIBTON GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. 77 unproductive, and on tht, south-east, where it is of a rich clayey loam, Manufactures of various kinds %re carried on with great success. four square miles are reserved for the Indians, in consequence of which There is a large foundry capable of turning out castings 4,000 pounds th ‘r river road to Moore, and other southern townships, is allowed to weight, a steam brewery, two saw mills, a grist mill, two tanneries, get into bad repair, the township of Sarnia considering thatGovernment and three oil refineries, all in active operation. We may here remark, should do the four ruiles. Notwithstanding these erawbacks, however, that on completion of the new plank rond the petroleum trade of Sarnia the t,own is well supplied with all descriptions of produce, large quanti- will fortn an important item. It also contains three waggon and ear ties finding their way across the river. ringe shops, four blacksmith shops, two hardware stores, two bakeries, Sarnia is a Port of Entry, has a Collector of Customs and Landing two wzitch-makers, two cabinet shops and warehouses, several boot and Waiter resident in the town. It has two Out-po ts, namely, l'oint and shoe stores, and numerous dry goods and grocery stores, seven Edward and Moortown, with officers at each. Previous to the war.there hotels and three saloons, four billiard tables, and four butchers, who was much smuggling done, but the tables are turned, and the business have stalls in the market on Lochiel Street, besides private shops for goes the other way now. corned, dried meats and sausages. The town also contains the following Sarnia is about sixty miles west of London, and same north-west of' churches,—Episcopal, Roman Catholic, United Presbyterian, Wesleyan Chathatn, Windsor and Detroit ; has to the former place a plank and Methodist, Congregational and Baptist. It has also a temple of the macadamized road, and a branch of the Great Western Railroad ; to National Division of Good Tetnplars, a Temperance Society, a Free- Chatham a common graded road, and to Detroit and Windsor water masons' Lodge and Chapter, and an Orange Lodge, the officers of all of and railroad communication by Grand Trunk. At the time we write, which for the current year will be found in another part of this work. there is In construction a plank road of the best description to the Oil Two newspapers are published weekly,—the Observer, J. R. Gernmill, Springs, in Enniskillen, which will open up a splendid woodland Esq., Editor and Proprietor, is a Reform paper having a very large country, and will tend to keep the wood market at a low rate ; the circulation, and the British Canadian, Conservative, owned and edited distance is only eighteen miles. The corporation took $20,000, or by J. II. Wood, Esq. The former has been published with great suc- about half the stock in it. It is believed the rond will pay without cess for the past ten years, and will bear comparison with any other taxing the inhabitants. There are also other roads leading into Sarnia, paper in the Province. The latter has been published about six years. mhich make it accessible as a market for the products of a rich agri- The town has three members in the Legislature,—Hon. Alexander cultural country, to the east and south. Vidal, M.L.C., for the St. Clair Division, Alexander Mackenzie, M.P.P. The value of the exports from Sarnia in 1844 was only $14,2.17, prin- for the County of Lanibton, and Hope F. Mackenzie, M. P. P. for cipally potash, fish and lumber, all other articles amounting in value North Oxford. th about $500. In 1850 the exports were valued at $156,425, showing Sarnia contains its share of mechanics, &c., and its business is in a flourishing and healthy condition ; having the benefit of navigation an increase in six years of 8142,188. The population in 1846 W88 in about 400, while in 1850 it was upwards of 800, having doubled itself surnmer and railroads in winter it does not experience the fluctuations in the small space of four years. Its population now is about 2,500, consequent upon the absence of one or both of these. In a word, giving an increase in the last ten years of 1,700. Its general appear- • Sarnia may be denominated a flourishing town. ance has also been greatly improved in the saine period, by the erection of a superior class of private dwellings, stores and public buildings. The Bank of Upper Canada, School Houses, Town Hall, Court House and Gaol, the ,,hree former being built of brick and the latter of stone, are all situated in the North Ward, and all (with the exception of the schools, which are on George street) on Christina street. The streets, generally, are regularly kid out at right angles, the only exception being between Front and Christina streets, where, in consequence of the former being on the river line, it causes an angle in many of the lots. The sidewalks are good, and in Front street eleven feet wide, the other streets generally four feet. The town is built on a flat table. land, about eighteen feet above the river. 78 C017NTY OF LAMBTON GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. 79 CHARLES TAYLOR, ALFRED FISHER, J.P., leister, Ii0Zeke 1,r Gilder dê Paperhanger, COMMISSIONER, &c. IMITATIONS OF WOOD & MARBLE NEATLY EXECIJ l'El). POST OFFICE, •Corner of Victoria & Cromwell Sis., Sarnia, C.W. SARNIA, C. W.

WM. McWHINNEY, DRS. TRAVERS 84 TANNER & CURRIER, OFFICES :--At the Drug Store of Dr. Travers, Port Huron, GENERAL DIALER IN Michigan, and at the Drug Store of Dr. Oustina, Front gal be 111:111111t. street, Port Sarnia, C. W. WM. C. GUSTINX, M.D.,C.M. SOLE, HARNESS, UPPER, KIP, CALF & FINDINGS, Graduate of ?deGill College, Montreal. CHEAP FOR CASH. scr CASH PAID FOR RIDES. JOIIN S. TRAVERS, M.D. Member of Royal College of Surgeons, Eng. TANNERY ON EINOUTH STREET, SARNIA, C.W. GEORGE LETS, FARMERS' HOTEL, MERCHANT TAILOR & CLOTHIER, FRONT STREET, SARNIA, CANADA WEST. FRONT-STREET, 811/111. ■-■•■•••••■■• A LARGE STOCK OF CUM AND 8EADY MADE MMHG W. J. McELHERON, PROPRIETOR. always on hand, manufactured on the premises. • MINTS MIDI TO OIDER ON THE MUM NOTION, AT RIMIONAILII TERME. A G-00D FIT WARRANTED. B.—Good Stabling and trusty Hostlers always in attendance.

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BANK OF UPPER CANADA. MASONIC. vu-TontA Lonmt, NO. 57— SARNIA AGENCY. o. R. C. Regular Meetings, Tuesdays, on or Wood, before full moon. Durand's MANAGER, Alexander Vidal, TELLER, J. H. Block, Front Street, Sarnia. ACCOUNTANT, G. A. Carman. OFFICERS. o'CIOCk, A.M. tO 3 P.M• BANK HOURS,-1 0 George Masson, W. M. John Mackenzie, Treas. SATURDAY,-10 A.M. tO 1 P.M. .1. 13. Pardee, 1'. M. Donald Bethnal, S. D. 1 Abraham, Slocum, S. W. Thomas Weston, J. D. BUILDING SOCIETY. G. B. Clachar, J. W. Thomas Parkinson, I. G. 11. M. Grant, Sec. sociETY. R. S. Oliver, Tyler. LAMBTPN PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT Incorporated, July, 1855. CUSTOMS' OFFICERS, SARNIA. OFFICERS. J. Sculley, collector, Sarnia. I W. Curd, Officer, Mooretown. John King, Officer, " G. N. PRESIDENT, James Flintoff, David Gray, Matheson, Officer, l'oint V tez-PAEs.,Archib'd Young, sen., DIRECTORS, 1 Alexander Leys. Edward. Robert Skilbeck. SEC. à TREAS., Robert Skilbeck. CHURCHES, &c., OF SARNIA. S (1 II 00 L S. Congregational Church, erected in 1845, situated on Front street, Grammar and Cofinnon united. brick building, 40 X 50, value, $1200, seat 200, Rev. Thomas Lightbody, The School is situated on Mitton Street ; it is of brick, built in 1860, minister. cost of $7,000. The main building is 88 X 31. two stories; the Presbyterian Church of Canada, St. Andrew's at a 370 pupils. Church, situated on addition 36 X 20, one story. It is capable of accommodating Christina street, brick, built in 1842, holds 300. The aggregate attendance during the first term of 1863 was 290,— Rev. David Walker, t p:;,i.or ; R. McKenzie, chairman of board of trustees ; George ‘ average Leys, salary $750 secretary ; A. Leys, treasurer. PRINCIPAL, Alexander Campbell, - 550 1sT ASSISTANT, John Bribner ei SARNIA 2Nn 6‘ Archibald McLean - 950 BRANCH BIBLE SOCIETY. .. 64 BRD William Stewart - - 400 OFF CIES. t% Miss Jane McNaughton - i‘ 216 Pres. fion. Alexander, Vidal. 4TII it I Secy. Rev. T. Lightbody. le 192 5TII Miss Etuily Wilson - - Vice-Pres. Resident Ministers. Depositary, D. Mackenzie. Treas. Sheriff Flintoff. TRUSTEES. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. COM MON SC II00 L• TEMPERANCE. A. Leva, J. Adams, J. R. Getman', SARNIA TEMPLE, I. 0. OF G. T. NO 3:36. Rev. J. G. R. Salter, M.A ,R.D., D. Mackenzie, Organized March 5th, 1862. Meets on Wednesday evening at the Rev. J. Gibson, James Flintoff. .T. Lowrie. School House, Lochiel street. G. Wm. MeWhinnie, Jeremiah Scully. chairman of OFFICERS. School board of Trustees. John McKenzie, M.P.P. A. Mackenzie. W.C.T., Charles Taylor. I W.M. John Searth. A. Mackenzie. " V.T., Matilda Nicholson. Schools, Rev. David Walker. I. G., Eliza Curtis. Superintendent of " C., Alexander Merrilles. 0. G.,AA7m. Seward. " F.S., Henry Black. 1864. I R.H.S., Mrs. Thatcher. TOWN COUNCIL, " S., D. McMillan. L.H.S., Mrs. Balster. ROBERT MCKENZIE, NORTH WARD. " T., Jane Brown. T.D., Chas. Taylor. Mayor. Councillors, John McKenzie, te DANIEL MCKENZIE, George Russell, LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, No. 671. Reeve. Thos. Forsyth. Meets first Wednesday in each month, at half past seven o'clock, p.m., minnt.Y. wAttn• SOUTII WARD. at the Orange Hall, Emerie street, Sarnia. Councillor, Joseph Lowrie. Councillor, John R. Gemmill. W. Bro. R. C. McMullen, W.M. Bro. E. It Eveland, Sec. Richard Thomas. Daniel McKenzie. " " Dunoan McDonald, P.M. " le Fred. Eveland, Treaa. et William Watiless. Charles Taylor. Bro. F. Eveland, D.M. " M. Nesbitt, lst C0111. $2 COUNTY OF LAJfBTON CAZETTEER , AND GENERAL DIRECTORY . 83

JAMES SHEEHâN, TH E _... AND .w KR IN 1 uruza tibll5rrÙrr, CLOiH I ivG, BOOTS & SHOES, $cc . AND LAMBTON ADVERTISER , One of the Largest Country Papers published In Canada, 12oAV avo4 and the THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WEST. ON[T REFORM JOORNAL IN THE COONTI I IS PRINTED AND PUBLISHE D M . MASIIRET , DHAL},R I N EVERY FRIDAY MORN iNfr, GUCIEPOES & PROYIStONS BY THE PROPRIETOR, FRE S H OYigTERS . d7. 11. 4WOffi$d.I,, AT HIS STEA.~f PRINTING OFFICE , 414111140 kk CORNER OF CHRISTINA & FRANCIS STREETS, STORE OPPOSITE FERRY LANDING, FRONT-ST . , SARNI A, C . ~gRNIB, G . mP.

The " Observer" is the oldest paper published in the County, being now in its eleventh year ; and has a much larger circulation than any other journal printed or circulated therein II~aa~a o~¢p~a~ a . It is therefore, without question, by far the best medium for advertising. - •.r- .• ~ TERMS .--$1 . 7 5 per year, if paid strict{y in advance ; $9 .00, if paid GEORGE RUSSELL, within six months ; and $3 .50, i f exceeding that period . IALTTII & B1EI1 OPALE & PORT!!, EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING DEALER IN MALT & HOPS. Executed at the Osssavsa STSUt Jos Orstes, in the neatest style, with promptitude, and on the very lotveet terms . FRONZ` ST., S ARNIA, C.W. tJ' Blank Deeds and Memorials, Mortgages, Division Çourt and other Blank s . always on band . In rear of the Bank of Upper Canada S ARrIA, Febraary, 188l . . 84 COUNTY OF LAMBTON GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECT0'.Y.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE RES 'DENTS OF THE TOWN OF SARNIA. JOHN CRAWFURD, Abriihani, Richard, soap & potash Bellchambers, Mrs., Cromwell-st. W/10nESALE ANI) RETAIL DEALER manufacturer, Catherine-St. Bell, John, shoemaker, Chris- IN Ackerson, David, joiner, Vidal-St. tina-st. Adams, Joshua, attorney at law, Biekle, John, grocery, fruit store DRY GOODS, Solicitor, commissioner Q. B , and oyster depot, Front-st. GROCERIES Pass-port Agent, Christina-st. BLACKIE, FRANCIS J. P., BOOTS AND SHOES, Szo. Adams, Wm., cooper, George-St. proprietor Sarnia Foundry, Adamson, Wm., music teacher, Lochiel-st. (Sec card.) , Boarding & Refreshment Rooms, res., George-St. ©CM.rf eegeM THE ALEXANDER, A., proprietor Charlotte Foster, prop. Du nkiv©Nm Alexander House. [See card.] Bowls, James, contractorSidal-st. ATKINSON, E. W., agent fur Bowers, David, carpenter, Chris- D. C. Thompson, 3i. Co. tina-st. PURCHASE AND Almond, J. II., watchmaker and Bechill, Isaac, London-road. SALE Of GRAIN &PRODUCE. jeweller, Front-st. Boyce, Win., track inspector, res., OFFICE FOR THE EXCHANGE OF Allair, A.. dealer in groceries and Francis-st. provisions, wines ik liquors, Boyle, Michael, Queen st. Front-st. Brawdy, John, residence, Vic- AIVIE8ICAN CU31ENCY, GOLD & Mina, Anscomb, Mrs., res., Front-st. toria-st. FRONT STREET, OPPOSITE CUSTOM HOUSE DOCK, Bain, Henry, machinist, Vidal-st. Brady, Owen,drayman, Durand-st SARNIA, C.W. Baker, Chas , Forsythe-st. Branedy, Jacob, cook on steam- Baker, Frederick, dealer in gro- boat, Lochiel-st. ceries &, provisions, Front-st. Brebner, John, teacher, Emerie-st. BALL, T. F., prop. " Butcher's Brcssey, John, saddler, res., ('hris- Arms" Hotel, auctioneer and tina-st. DANIEL McKENZIE, butcher, cor. Christina and Bressey, John, harness maker, DEALER IN Lochiel-sts., opposite the mar- res., Victoria-st. ket. (See card.) " British Canadian," J. II. Wood Balster, John E., watchmaker 8; proprietor. NY &MS, RUDY MADE MENG jeweller, Front-st. Brown, John W., carpenter and (Imported and Home Manufactured.) Barden, Nelson, George-st. joiner, Duraud-st. Barnett, Henry, tailor, bds. Ex- Brown, John, express messenger, BOOTS & SHOES, &e. change Hotel. res., Elizabeth-st. Barrie, Jas., general dealer in dry Brown, Win., Front-et. ALSO DEALER IN goods, tt.c., Front-st., res., Bryce, Win , carpenter, res., Chris- Christina. tina,-st. Barrie, Jas., dray man, London BURNS, J. P., agent for London 41 ® .111E Z9 Plank Road. Book Store, Front-st. • a't c., arc, ace. Barnes, James, tin smith, bds. Bassat. Ralph, Dundas-st. FRONT STREET, SARNIA, C.W. Julia-st. Bass, Boid, blacksmith, Front-st. Beatty, D. H., Elizabeth-st. Buchanan, David, collector of in- Bell, Geo., waiter at MeEroy's, land revenue, George-st. N.B.--Cash advances made on Potashes and Consign- Point Edward,res.,Victoria-st. Causleer, E. S., res., Front-st. ments of Produce for the Eastern Markets. 86 COUNTY OF LAIIBTON GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. 87 Causley, Wm., mariner, Chris- Conlon, Michael, laborer, Euplie- Dinbarton House, Alex. Kent, Ferguson, Duncan, carpenter, tes., tina-st. proprietor. Cansley, Francis, tempter, Eliza- Coon, Charles, tailor. Victoria-st. Copland, Jas., bakery and grocery, Donahue, Patrick, mariner, Chris- Ferguson, William, engineer, tes., beth-st. tina-st. CAMERON, JOHN, painter, Front-st. Albert-st. Dougan, Jas., tailor, Christina-st. Copland, Mrs., Chrittina st. Cromwell-st. Filey, Wm., mason and plasterer, Dowling, E., millinery and dress- Cameron, Donald, grocer, Francis Corcoran, Mrs. Cromwell-st. making, Front- at. Street. Clark, James Ferguson, Wm. carpenter, Euplie- DUMAN, G., proprietor "Na- CAMERON, ALEX., oil refiner, Cowen, Charles, carpenter, Chris- miset. tional Hotel." Finch, reg, London road. tina-st. John, Flgin-st. Duncan, Adam, CAMPBELL, &LEX., principal Coastello, Martin, Foreythe. grocery, reg., Vio- Finch,Sandford,plasterer,Maria-st grammar school teacher. Cowan, Patrick, Christina-st. toria-st. Finch, David, town Sarnia con- Duncan, Carrell, Daniel, Clarenna-st. Cocblan, Mrs., dress maker, res., Alex., barber, Front-st. stable, George-et. Carruthers, Peter, carpenter, Eu- Christina-st. Duncan, Richard, barber, Vic- FISHER, ALFRED, J.P., post- phemia-st. Contois, Albert, clerk with J. toria-st. master, county clerk, notary Egan, Cashan, Michael, labourer, res., Allan, Front-st. John, Davis-st. public, issuer of marriage Brock-st. Cox, Thos., res., Victoria-st. Ellison, Richard, constable, Lon- licensee. Cavner, John, labourer, res., Vic- Crandell, Amos, lumber dealer, don Road. Fish, Spencer, farmer, Mitten-st. toria-at. Lochiel-st. Elliott, James, carpenter & joiner, Fitzgibbons, D., Billiard Saloon. CHASE, REV. HENRY P., C RAW FORD, JOH N, dry goods, . Euphemia-st. Flanagan, James, Durand-et. Christina-st. boots and shoes, groceries, EXCHANGE HOTEL, James Fyan, Win. C., George-st. Chalmers, A., clerk, res., Euphe- Front-st. (See card.) Bellchambers, prop., Front-st. Flahaff, Michael, provision store, mia-st. CRAWFORD, JOHN, office for Evland, Joshua, Mitten-st. Front-st. Chalmers, R. S., manufacturer of exchanging gold, silver and FARMERS HOTEL, Front-st., Ford, Daniel, labourer. tin, iron and copper ware, & American currency, Front-et. William J. McElheron, prop. Foster, Chas.,earpenter, George-st. dealer in shelf & heavy hard- Cressil, Win., shoemaker. FARRELL, J. S., student at law, Foster, Matthew, fariner, Welling- ware, res., Front-st. Crook, John, grocery, Lochiel-st. res., Charlotte-st. ton-st. Clark, Adam, pork shop, Front-st. Curtis, Clark, turner and pump Farrell, James, Emerie-st. Forsyth, Mex., clerk with A. Al- lan, Clark, Daniel,groceries,provisions, maker, Victoria-st. Farren, Isaac, law office, res; Front-st. crockery, & all kinds of grain, DULMAN, G., veterinary sue Emerie-st. Foulds, James, confectionary and Farrow, Thomas, carpenter, Mit- & thriatina-sts. surgeon, and prop. National bakery, Front-st. cor. George ten-st. Clark, Michael, labourer, res., Da- Hotel. Fowler, Samuel, butcher, Vidal-st. FARR, WM., manufacturer of vises-st. Dane, John, Mitten-st. Frilick, Jno., tailor, res., Welling- Davis, Jas., farmer, Euphemia-st. buggies, wagons, sleighs, &c., ton-et. Clark, Rube, cooper, res., Chris- Christina-st. tina-st. Davis, John, Vidal-st. Frink, Ambrose,sailor, tes., Chris- Davis, John, Eupheniia st. Faurnier, Mrs. John, millinery, tina-st. Clark, Wsn.millwright, Bright-st. Front-et. dry goods merchant, DAVIS, FRED., barrister & at- Gaiffin, Joseph, shoemaker, Crom- Clark, W.A., Faulkner, }lichee], pensioner, Christina-st. torney at law, solicitor Co., of well-st. res., Chrietina-st. Mrs., res. Frances-st. Lambton, Christina-st. Gall, Alex., tailor, foreman with Clark, Faurniear, Capt. John, res., Victoria-st. Decotean, Joseph, lumberer, Eu- Front-st. Geo. Leye. Clark, Corroral, Farrel, Miss, teacher, Vidal-et. Durand-st. phenia-st. Gemmill, F. A., clerk with G. S. Clayton, Enoch, Fernigan, John, Front-st. Collins, Daniel, shoemaker. res., Delmsge, Arthur, equitable, Town McLean. Ferguson, D'Arey, engineer steam Gibb, Henry, London-road. Sarnia, George-st. tes., Victoria-st. boat, Durand-st. Gilbert, William. L., Mitten-st. Devonport, Mrs., Vidal-st. P., fancy store, Corner, J. Ferguson, Duncan, Miller, Du- Benjamin, res., Davis-st. Demsy, Mrs , Catharine-st. Front-st. Corner, rand-st. Gilmet, Theodore, cooper. COUNTY OF LAMBTON CAZF.TTEER Al)NGETERAL DIRECTORY. 89

Gemmill, J.It., J.P., deputy clerk HARKNESS, W. 1:,, proprietor of the crown and pleaa, clerk Western Iiotel and livery of the county court, and Edi- stableK, Front-at: tor and prop. Sarnia Observer, HAWK!':Y, JOHN, wagon shop, Christina-st. [See card.] Christina-st. Girdlestor.e, Robert, gentleman, Hawkins, Robert, wagon maker, George-st. Vidal-et. Gilespie, Mrs , Lochiel-st. Hendriclts, Albert, cooper, rem., AND PROPRIRTOR OF GLASS, HENRY, county regis- Christina-st. ter, res., Christina-st. Hitchcock, Samuel, crier of court, GLEF.SON, T., J. P., dealer in Christina-st. BU TCHERS' ARMS HOTEL, groceries, liquors & provisions, HOSKIN, JOllN, tailor shop,• Front-st. Front-st., opposite Air. John Goodall, Chae., 'carpentcr, Eliza- MeKenzie's hardware store. Corner or C6ristlns A Lochiel stil., opposite the Market beth-st. (See card.) Gowans. James, jun.. student at Ilarght, Lenord, labourer Euphe- law, bds. Alexander House. mia-st. SARNtA, CANADA I{'EST. Goy, Thom., watchman, G. W. R. Holden, John, lime burner, corner Gray, Alfred, grocer, res., Wel- Vidal & George-sts. lington-st. Iioldbrook, Thomas, George-st. Gray, Archibald, laborer, res., Hanen, Wm. corner Mitten and Eisen-at. Rright-st. . Graves, Thomas, Mitten-st. Halden, Wm., wsaon, Lochiel-st. aa^4aaa a^4¢ao Gray, David, manufacturer and Harper, Michael, res., Victoria-st. dealer in boots and shoes, Hall, H., blacksmith, London Corner of George il Front Sts., Sarnia, leather and shoe findings, Road. Christina-st. Handreban, Edward, shoemaker, Griffin, Joseph, shoemaker at 111r. 7S ' - PROPRIETOR. Elizabeth-st. W. G. BA^ENE ► Neils. liawkins, Henry, book-keeper. -.4.- Grot. Hugo, C. E. Hepburn. Mrs. S., res., Albert-et. GURD, R. S., firm of McKenzie Hout, Charles, French, George-st. and such as $verything done for the comfortable accommodation of visitors, and Gurd. Horran, John, work at Point others, wishing the to render ôf to the travelling Hall, Edward, cabinet maker, freight house, George-st. HOTEL at moderate a Christina-st. IIoskins, John, butcher, rem.,. Hall, Harvey, wagon maker, res., Vidal-at. GOOD STABLING AND ATTENTIVE HOSTLERS London-road. Hoskins, Jno., labourer, Vidal-st. Hall, Henry, cabinet-shop, Chris- HOWARD, D. bailiff 1et Divi- LIVERY STABLE. Travellen in connection with the Hotel, and a firnt-elase tina-st. vision Court, Lambton, res., taken to any point in the country on the arrival of traina. HALL, MORRISON, firm of George-at. Hall Bros., res., Christina-et. Howard, T., Victoria-at. she a commodioua There is Hall, Richard, firm of Hall Bros., Hutchins, clerk, res., Christina-st. Chriatina-st. Jehne, David, res., Vidal-at. ILLIARID ROOM HALL & BROS., tanners and IVERS, PAT.,dealer in groceries, harness makers, Front-st., res., provisions, liquors, &c., dso., ATTACHSD TO THIS HOTEL. Christina-st. (See oard.) oor. Christina & George-sts, l't ►UNTY OF LAMRTON G AZETTEER

Miles, - jeweller, Vidal-st. Irving, Jiu., ship-builder, rem., Lewis, T. tailor, rem., Christina-at MoDannott, Y., dry t uods, grn,ee. Miles, Thow, jeweller, Vidal-at. Francis-st. L'Folton, Lafayette, carpenter & ries, A•n. McCabe, Will., carpenter, London Ireland. Win., clerk to a layer of joiner, Euphemia-st. Mct),mald,.Iohn, tailor, rt+s., with Road. bricks. Lcaott, John, sailor, Forsytho-st. (ieo. LryN. McCall, ,11r. Charles, Francia-st. Jnokwm, Thom., Mitten-et. Liddo, W m., carpenter, Chris- Mcl)onald, John, Camernn-et. MoCarg, Wm., cooper, rem., Chris- .IackNon, Gco., labourer, Canal at. ttna-at. McUonnW, Neil, IumWrer, Came- tina-st. JenkinKOn, Wm., London Road. Lightbody, Rev. Thom., ConRrega- rou-Mt. McCart, Mrs. Charlotte, drena- Johnston, 1)eriouh, teamster, tional minister, V uaona-st. 3Io11„nuld,'l'., dry goals, qrocerius, niaker, Loohiel-st. 1lr &0. Elizabeth-st. Little, Andrew, lumberman, rem., bfocAllT, UAN11:L, grooeries, Johnston. Thom. Wm., M.D., rem., Carenno-st. Mc Donald, Witt., t ieorge-st. &n., Front-st. l'hrist ina-et. Listor, James F., student at law, Mcllonald, Witt., r(ellin)ç barreln Joncn, E. It., provincial surveyor, bds, Alexander House. McChart, l, iniol,res.,Christina-st. on da-k, (.'atncron-at. MoClagan, office nes., Vidal-Nt. Lawrie, Joseph, general blaek- Ale:., carpenter and Alclntosh, Mrs., Uurand•at. Kavanagh, John, llundas-st. smith and manufacturer of joiner, rem., Lochicl-st. McKclv,v, .lam^spi, carpenler, M; at. MaClousky, Peter, rem., Welling- Kclrh, .1ohn, Cbristina-st. ploughs. Christina-at. McKenzie, A., NI, l'. I'. Kcuney,.lanica, cooper, l)uraud-st. LUCAS, GN:o., saddler and bar- ton-Mt. McKENZIIC, UANIM;I,, Keneral Mel'ormiok, J ameN., ahoemakcr, Kennedy, Mrs., I)urand-at. ness maker, Christina-st. east. dealer in dry Koodr, Krvxaeries. Kerhue, Andrew, rca., Davis-st. Lucas, Samuel, saddlor, Chris- Front -st. ,k•e., Front-st., rem., Queen-st. McCormick, Yniuuel, Front-st. KING, JOHN, landing w•titer, tina-st. 1 Swe card. I Cuctnme Wharf. Lucas, Henry, waggon-maker, rem., Miles, Ileury, Victoria-at. Mc K E N'L I!': & G U 1 R 1),barristers, M I[.I.lr It, G Lrl).E0. 1:., barber and Kirwin, S. T. V idal-at. att4irneya at luw, &c. Front and Kirwan, Rev. Dean. Lyckroy, Cloe, French, Welling- hair dreaser, cor. a1cKl':NZI k:, .1. & C., importera & King, Solomon, ree., T. T. Kir• ton-et. George-ata. (See aard.I dealers in hardware, Front-nt. win, London-road. Lynch, Edward, shoemaker, res., Minty, Mrs., Vidal-st. McKenzie, James, cabinet maker, Koupp, John, butcher, George-st. Catharino-at. Minter, Mrs., Vidal-st. rem., Vidal-st. Minty, Mrs., rem., Vidal-st. LaCroy, Gilbert, plasterer, For- Madden, Jae., labourer, Bright-st. MeKI•;NZ1E, H. & If. F., cabinet sythe-st. Magill, Captain Alloy, rem., Mitchell, John, baggageman, G.W. makcra and manufacturers of Lambert, Jas-, merchant-tailor, Christina-st. R.R., Chrietina-st. lumbcr, Fronbst. Fron t-at. Mahony, John, stoves & tin-ware, Moloney, Thomas, Bright-at. McKenzie, J. A., firm of McKensie LANG, AARON E., photograph Lochiel-st., opposite market. Mitchell, Jno., baggage-master, & Uird. artist, Front-nt. Mahony,Jno, labourer, Careene-st. G.W.R., rem., Christina-at. McKENZIE, 11.F., M.I'.P., rca., Land, Mrs. Anthony, rem., Front-et Mahor, Mrs., Front-at. Moody, James, Maria-st. Loohlel-et. Monigbron,Neil, mariner,Queen-at McK!':N7,IN, Lawson, Miss, school teacher, Malone, James, Bright-at. It., of the firm of Mudie, fi. G., acoonntant, Eliza- Davis-at. Manley, Obadiah, plasterer, Vio- R. & If. F. McKenzie. Leanzean, Oliver, cooper. toria-st. beth-st. McLagan, Alex., builder & joiner, Leonard, Cosly, drayman, rem., Manhard, W. H., tin-emith, bds. Murghy, A., conductor, G.W.R. Christina-st. Chrietina-at. Cusitis' Boarding-house. rem., Francis-st. McLean, Angus, carpenter, Lephlant, Oliver, boot and shoe Martin, Jae., engineer, stationary Murray, Aaron, colored, Eliza- Bright-st. maker, Front-st. engine, Vidal-st. beth-st. McLRAN, G. S., drugs, chemical LEYS, ALEX., dealer in dry MASUR1t;T,M.,groceries & provi- MoAndrew, Partrie, Forsythe-st. medicines and perfumery, goods, groceries, &c., Front-at. eions, Front-st. (See card.) MoBratray, John, shoemaker, Front-st. [Elee card.] rem., Chriatina-st. Meston, Thom., conductor, G.W.R. Elizabeth-st. McMahon, Patton, labourer, rem., LEYS, GEORGE, merchant- rem., Victoria-st. MoDONALD, D., general mer- Cromwell-st. tailor, Front-st.,res.,Loohiel-st Meyers, Fred., plasterer, Chrit chant, Camlaehie, G. T. R., MoMahon, John, labourer, rem., (See card.) tina-at, A. Sutherland, manager. M itten-st. 92 COUNTY OF LAMBTON GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. D3

McMahon, P., dealer in groceries, Peterson, N. O., general black- provisions, & liquors, corner smith, George-st. PADFIELD, CHAS., deputy Christina & Lochiel-sts. DEALERS iN McM ULLEN, R. C., coroner, no- registrar. tary public, U. S. consular Peterson, Norris, blacksmith, res., Agent, commissioner, insu- Victoria-st. rance and general agent.— PETERSON, N. C., blacksmith LEATHER, HIDESp ETC. [See card.] and machinist, George-st. McNaughton, Mrs., Christina-st. Pennington, Robert, coloured, la- TANNERY,--Corner Front and Maxwell Streets. borer. McWHINNIE, W. H., tanner, HARNESS SHOP res., Christina-st. (Sec card.) Pillow, Thos.. currier, res., near ON FRONT, OPPOSITE DURAND'S BLOCK, Neelin, Joseph, weaver, Lochiel-st Christina-st. te: hearle1112 At % (39 " Neil, Wm., shoemaker, Front-st., Plant, Antonio, farmer, National res., Cromwell-st. Hotel. Nelson, Horatio, shoemaker, East. Porter, James, gentleman, res., Nesbitt, Murray, Euphemia-st. Front-st. Ott NATIONAL HOTEL, G. Dul- POUSSET T , II. M., drugs, P. YID L, man, proprietor, Christina-st. chemicals, perfumery, &c., Odell, James, engineer. corner Front & Lochiel-sts. BARRISTER ATTORNEY Oliver, R. S., carpenter &, joiner, (See card.) AND res., Victoria-st. Praslin, James, labourer, res., SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, O'Laird, Francis, tailor, res., Front-st. Christina-st. Pretty, Richard J., Front-st. CONVEYANCER, NOTARY Pretty, William, shoemaker, res., Mina, &C. 011arah, Philip, Cameron-st. NRXT DOOR TO TBI O'Mara, P., clerk with T. (Beeson. George-st. O'Neil, Jno., look out party. Proctor, J. W., clerk with J. BANK OF UPPER CANADA, Parisett, P. T.. Vidal-st. Crawford, boards at Alexan- l'arker, henry, farmer, •Durand-st der House. SARNIA, C. W. Parsons, Charles, res., Welling- Proctor, Mrs., res., Cromwell-st. ton-st. Pulfer & Ward, props., Anglo PARDEE, T. B., barrister, attor- American Hotel, Front-st. ney-at-law, &c., res., Lochiel-st Quecnlin, J no. laborer, Caroline-st office, Front-st. Quinlan, John, labourer, Davis-st. DXCAL ENDEN, JOIIN, prop., Reid, John, gardner, Victoria-st. Corner of Loehlel and Front Streets, Sarnia, of mill, Front-st. Roger, James, Sarnia marble Patingan, Samuel, grocery and works, Front-st. provision, Front-st. Ridley,Wm.,Christina or Front-st. ENGLISH & FOREIGN DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, l'auket, Julius, teamster. Robison, John, carpenter, Eupho- ENGLISII, FRENCH (t. AMERICAN PERFUMERY, mia-st., corner. Patrick, Ivers. Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, _Nursing Bottles, Breast Robins, S. H., cooper, res., Vic- Classes, &c., POUSSETT, T. P., clerk of the with all the popular Patent Medicines of the clay. peace, master in chancery, toria•st. A woll - seleeted Stock of Dye &I'M kept constantly and town clerk, Front-st. Ross, Donald, labourer, res.,Crom- on hand. POUSSETT, A. C., M.D., office well st. From his long experience in the business, he feels confident that all orders and H. M. Poussett's Rose, Edwin, London Road. Prescriptions entrusted to his care will he promptly and accurately attended to, in rear of at all ours. drug store, Front & Loehiel-sts Ross, Hugh, clerk, bds. Queen. Drcitxus, 18S1 SARNIA,G1EC).• Mel:MAN. •19 COUNTY OF LAMBTON GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. 95

WILLIAM NEIL, umenàmmus cb UURD,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER 1 $1 , anioteto, 3001g gt:UOMS am, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, FRONT STREET, SARNIA. [IIES.—CROMWELL.] FRONT S'I'REET, SARNIA, C. W. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS ATTENDED TO. . A. MACKENZIE.] [ROBY B. «RD.] eon nosteno SARNIA IRON et BRASS FOUNDRY. FRANCIS I3LAIKIE, RSHIONARE U1[0111116 ESTABLISHMENT , LOCHIEL STREET, FRONT STREET, SARNIA, Manufacturer of Steam Engines, Portable and Stational.) ; Mill CartIng---his Hardware Store. Stock of Patterns In this line Is vet., Opp. J. Mclienzie's Complete ; Straw Cutters, Ploughs, de. Orders promptly attended to, and executed in the most fashionable style. All work warranted, as none but experienced workmen are employed. Clothes El- Special attention is called to his POTASH KETTLES, which are uni- cleaned and renovated. Er Farm produce taken in exchange at Cash prices. versally admitted to be superior to any other in the Market, and at as low • figure. Every kind of work in connection with Oil Manufacture ; OIL PUMPS and GEERING, STOP COCKS, of all sires, either Brass or Iron ; REFLNING PUMPS, and, in 3i3IIN HOSKINS. required in the business. feet, anY article I-1_ M. POTTSS=rr, 111M2Glibla Ii015S Gunner, y. MitIGGIST, OPPOSITE THE G. W. R. DEPOT, Cor. Front and Lochiel Sts., Sarnia. FRONT SrETZEn'T, SARNIA,

Manufacturer (Ind Sole Proprietor of Holloway's Celebrated Hair Reatorative, (no color ;) and Dr. Wilaon's Cilebrated Medicine A. .A.LszuNDER Pr for the Cure of Dch. P. N. B.—On receipt of $1.00, two Bottles of Hair Restorative will be sent by Express to any address; end on reeeipt of$1.16 two Packages of Itch Medicine will be forwarded to ana- Post Office In Caaada. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, 96 COUNTY OF LAMB1b'i GAZETTEER I AND CENERAL DIRECTORY. 9t70

Iiose,Hobcrt,colored, whitewasher, Sullivan, Michael. lawyer. rcA., RO BERT C. M'MULLEN, George-st.eorFe-r,t. Davis-st. Rugan, Alex., carpenter, Crom- Simpson, 31m. Elizabeth. well-St. Sithlington, Wm., ntoulder, rem., RUSSA:LL, (71•:0., brewery, front Francis-Pt. U. S. COMSUIAR AGENT, NOTARY PUBlIC, ot'Bank 11.C. [See card.j fikirving, Jas., blacksmith, boards ltyan, Cornelius, Fo-vtho-st. (.'hrirtina-st. Sandford, E., whitewasher, &c., Slocum, Abraham, farmer, Chris- CORONER. COMMISSIONER , £4'C. Christina-st. tina-st. SALTN:It, RE%'. GEO.J., Chris- Slocum, Walter, carpenter, Eliza- ttna-et. beth-st. cabinet maker and Applications for Patents la Canada and the United Stages Scarth, John, Smith, Rev. Andrew A., corner of turner, works at McKenzie's, I.ochiel-st., miniNter of the cacetull) attentled to. ras., Bright-st. Wcsleyan Methodist Church, School-house, Alitten-st. Sarnia. Scott, ('roo., London Road. Snow, Edward, Forsyth-st. Scott, John, bricklayer, Goorge-st. Snow, John, shoemaker, Eupho- OFFICE, - - FRONT STREET, SARNIA, C. W. Seoular, Miss, dealer in groeories, mia-st. &c., ('hristinn-st. Snowden, - supporter of MoMil- SCULLY, JEREMIAH, collec- lan, refused to give natne, tor customs, rce., Christina-st. Spetz, Jacob, gun & look smitb, SCULLY, JEREMIAH, collec- Cromwell-st. tor c4stoms, customs wharf. Sproule, A. blaoksmith, boards, î£!* NE ^1 Savoy, Urban, lumberer, ros., Christina-st. Victoria-st. Sproulo, W., general blacksmith, Sevoy, Joseph, lumberman, Eliaa- Christina-st. beth-st. STEVENSON, GEORGE, real (3-EOTRG-E E. M2LLER, Severight, .Mrs., dress-maker, mil- g estate broker, Front-st. liner and straw bat maker, Stewart, Charles, F., clerk, boards (Successor to A. Patterson,) has removed his Front-st. (,Euoen-et. Seward, T. I'., watchmaker, bds. Stewart, Henry, colored, laborer. Front-st. Stewart, James, engineer, rem., lo1 I SHAYING & HAIRCUTTING SAL001, Symington, Alex., shoe shop, Francis-at. Front-st. Stewart, Paul, laborer, Albert-st. To Vidal's Brlck, opp. Western Hotel, Shaw, John, waiter, Western Ho- Stewart, W., teacher, rem., Chris- tel, Euphemia-st. tina-st. CORNER FRONT & GEORGE-STS*. Sheirden, Mrs., Durand-et. Stewart, William, teacher, 3rd Shipley, Edward, London-road. Common School. Where he will be happy to wait on his old customers, and as many new ones as may favor him with a call. SHOEBOTHAM, HY., M.D., Stewart, Wm., carpenter &joiner, office and res., Christina-st. rem., Victoria-st. u you wisb to be sbaved with ease, Shillinglaw, Wm., carpenter, Eu- Stevenson, John, res., Emerie-at. M et ^nve me a oall, if you please; I'll ehampoon and shave you so complete, phemia-st. Stokes, Wm., res., Loohiel-ot. And cut your hair so very neat. That it will be nice, and all can see it. Shirman, J., importer and dealer Street, George, res., Loohiel-st. in dry goods, groceries, &c., SULLIVAN, M., barrister, attor- Orders left for Cotillion Music promptly attended to. Front-st. ney-at-law, &P., Fronl-st. COUNTY OF l.AantTUN cA'/.ET'ir:ER AND Cr:Nt:RAI. UIRF:('TI^RY.

1Vadhum, Thon., engit,c-driver, Syinington, James, deputy sheriff, l'owigLunL;md, I:d%% iu, oil agent i Younir, A. jun., con:mirNinn wcr- G. W. It., rca., Chriatina-st. res., Wellington at. Ycoman, S. P., student-ut-luw, Chant and dealer in 14-trolcum. Strong, Adam, oarpenter & joiner. Waenless, Wm., grocery, rem., la ►ardn, Alexander House. YOI1N(}, A IiCII I 1i.11,1 ►, ,en., tiymington, Mrs. E., Cromwell-et. Wellington-st. 11'innenauçh, Ilonry, house car- res., ('hri4tina-at. Taylor, Charlcs, ornamontal houRe Vanorman, David, farmer, Mit- Tx-utcr, Foraytho-st. Y(1UNli, A.& SO.N, dry hooda, and sign painter, cor. Lochicl ten-st. Wood, J. If., publisher & editor clothing, groccrieH, &c., &c., and Cromwell-st.s. 1Valkor,Abraham, rea.,V ictoria-st. British Comadian. Front-st. Walker, Thom., shoemaker, at Mr. 1Vollinhton, Taylor, Chas.,sailor, rca.,lluvis-at. Abraham, rem, Wcl- Young, b.., car►Kenter, flcorge-st. 'l'aq•lor, Samuel, labourer, Crom- Bells, 2nd-8t., rea., George-8t. lington-st. Young, Edward, Robert, P.L.S. well-St. WALKER, REV. D., l'resbyto- Taylor, James, rca., Wellington-A. rlan, reay )':meric-st. Taylor, C., painter, Victoria-st. Wanless, Wm., general dealer in Trebilcook, John, shoe maker, -dry goods, &c., Front-st. Lochiel-0t. Ward, James W., carriage painter, Thomas, Coco. Wm., clerk registry Chriatina-st. office, res., Christina-st. Ward, James, painter & waggon- Thomas, Richard, Engineer, at maker, rea., Brook-at. DlcKenzie's, Elizabeth-st. Warren, Josepb, broom-maker, Thouison, Andrew, mail carrier, Albert-st. G. T. R., George-st. Wenino, Paul, carpenter, For- THOMPSON, D. C. & CO., sythe-st lumbermen, Christina-st. Western Hotel, Front-st., W. G. Trebiloock, John, shoe maker, res., Harkness, proprietor. SMYTH & 304I8NlA, Lochiel-st. West, Aaron, London Rond. MANUFACTURERS OF Tillayson, Braeman, Chriatina-st. West, Aaron, Er+l., Lochiel•at. Toater, Charles, sail maker, cor. Western, Thos., Forsythe-at. Essex &'Elgin-ata. Wanless, Robert, clerk. MELODEONS & CABINET ORGANS, TRAVERS & GUSTIN, phys;- Wheeler, Benjamin C., cooper, oians, surgeons, &o., office, Christina-at. Of the Latest and most Improved ti'Ile and Superior Front-st. (Sec card.) WhiBen, Thos. soap and potash Turk, wm. L., mariner, corner factory. Victoria st. Tone. All work warranted. George-st. Wilkinson, James, labourer, reN, Turnbull, John, coal oil mannfao- Front-at. KING-ST., EAST OF MARKET, CHATHAM, C.W. turer, Vidal-et. Wilson, Charles JI. salesman with Turnbull, John, res., Vidal-st. G. & H. McKennie, res, Valentine, Luther, farmer, DJit- Albert-st. N. B.---XELODEONB & PIANO8 TUNED & REPAIRED. ten-at. Wilson, Charles, upholsterer, Vic- VanSkiver, Peter, Vidal-et. toria-st. VIDAL, ALEX., manager Bank Wilson, Charles, clerk with (3eo. Upper Canada, and county Laye, bds Exchange Hotel. treasurer, Christina-et. Wilson, Frank, colored, Euphe- V ID AL, W M. P., barrister and at- mia St. torney at law, solicitor, &o., Wilson, Joseph, res., George-st. Christina-st. (See card.] Winnonean, Mrs., Emerie-st. 100 COUNTY OF LAM BTON GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. 101

CHURCHES. Episcopal Methodist church, built in 1862, of trame, seats 500. Rev. J. A. OIL SPRINGS. Livingston, minister. Wesleyan Methodist Church, built in 1862, of frame, seats 300. Rev. Jas. Thompson, minister. SCHOOL. This large and rapidly improving village is situated in the Township The Oil Springs School is a frame structare, 54 feet by 31, built in 1863, at of Enniskillen on Bear Creek, a tributary of the Sydenhain. It is a cost of $2000. Aggregate attendance of pupils for the year 1863, 114.67, distant from Wyoming, a station on the Sarnia branch of the Great average attendance 95. Duncan McTavish, principal, Peter Morrison, assistant. Western Railway, 12 tuiles, (daily stages run between both places,— MASONIC. fare 50 cts.,) from Sarnia 22 miles direct, and 28 by stage and rail, and ALEXANDRA LODGE, F. à A. M. C. D. G. R. C. frein London 56 miles. Oil Springs owes its rise and progress to the Installation of Officers, October 29th, A. L., 5863. Times of meeting, tirst discovery of petroleum or rock oil in the vicinity and place where the Thursday on or after full moon, held at Masonic Hall, Oil Springs, over Ex- village now stands. Oil was observed here on the surface of the water change llotel. a number of years previous to its nature and value being understood- OFFICERS. W.M., Bro., George Sherwood Jarvis. Sec., Bro., Henry Brown. The International Mining Company, formed for the purpose of ascer- S.W., " Thomas Ellison. D.C., " Wm. Fred. Thompson. J.W., " W. W. Ferran. %t Milan Wood. taining the mineral wealth of the Township of Enniskillen, was super- Stwds. ceded in 1858 by Mr. Williams, who subsequently sold out to the S.D., " Sampson Gill. Henry Connor. J.D., " Levi Smith. I.G., " Henry H. Parry. Canada Rock Oil Company, of which he is at present president. When Treas., " Henry C. Shannon. Tyler, George 'looker Lei.. it was discovered that petroleum existed in what was then consideted ORANGE LODGE. inexhaustible quantities, capitalists came to the field from the United on. SPRINGS, L. 0. L. NO. 1151. States and different parts of Canada, encouraged by the extraordinary (Organized 30th June, 1863.) flow of oil from the first wells. From the want of adequate preparations orPICERd. COMMITTEE. great quantities of oil were entirely lost ; the number of barrels of oil I 1st Win. Gordan, lost from one flowing well, owned by Messrs. Black & Matheson, being W.M., John Savage. I 2nd Wm. Bell, D.M., Wm. McWilliam. I 3rd Wm. Guter, estimated at 30,000 barrels. The copious flow of oil from the first wells Sec., Robt. McBride. I 4th Win. Fitzgerald, had the effect of enhancing the value of the oil territory to an almost Treas., John Stratten. I 5th Levi Smith. fabulous degree, and gave an impetus to business of every description TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS. in the village, which was laid out in 1860 by J. M. Williams, James LAMBTON STAR TEMPLE, I. O. OF. G. T. NO. 2-14. Thompson, W. E. Sanborn and Hugh M. Shaw, since which time it Organized It Nov., 1862. Meets Tuesday Evenings in the International Hall. has attained about 2,000 inhabitants. It contains eight a population of OFFICERS. general stores, five blacksmith shops, two shoe shops, twenty-five car- W.O.T., Thomas Ellison, W.M., W. A. Mitchell. penters, one cabinet shop, two tailor shops, one carriage shop, five cooper- W.V., Elizabeth Jane Way, W.I.G., Margaret M. Faucher. good school, an agency W.S., George C. Johnstone, W.O.G., George Shelly. ages, five hotels, one physician, two churches, a W.T., Louisa Brond, R.H.S., Julia Pace. of the Bank of Montreal, an office of the Oil Springs and Wyoming W.C., Samuel D. Stovle. L.H.S., Lacinda Kelly. Telegraph Company. The Oil interests are represented and advocated W.F.S., J. H. Johnson. P.W.C.T., Palmer Way. by a weekly journal under the title of the Oil Springs' Chronicle. edited W.A.S., L. Willson. Post Office Address, ('il Springs. by Messrs W. W. Evans and T. J. Hudson. The nutnber of oil wells BAND OF HOPE. now sunk are estimated at 300, some of which are pumped by steam, PRINCE OE WALES BAND OF HOPE. the rest by horse power. Wells, refineries and stills extend along Organized on the Gth day of December, 1862. Meets every Monday evening Black Creek for three miles. The aggregate capacity of all the refineries in the Templars' Hall. is 1,800 barrels, of the stills 500 barrels. The 8th Division Court is orYicERS. Thomas Ellison, 1st Superintendent. Alexander Kelly, Secretary. held here, of which Mr. George Adamson is Clerk. Although the yield Elizabeth Jane Way, 2nd ditto. • James McManus, Treas. of petroleum has considerably decreased, a steady and advantageous Edward T. Ames, l'resident. William Kemp, Door Keeper. business will undoubtedly be carried on in it for a number of years. Edward Brond, Vice-President. 102 COUNTY OF LAMBTON GA7.ETTF.EK AND GENERAI. DIRECTORY. IOi

S'l'ANDISIi G. 0'GRADY, I ENNISSILLEN OF THE

B-ARMŒWf• FAV Jb V RY, MAWN - 8TK ^^^ "ICYIN'IN^ ^OMgT, lias always on hand the very bc.,t articles of Crude and Refined Oils. OIL SPRINGS, C. W. --1 . r - UII, LANDS ^ BUILDING._-._ r_.., LOTS^. FOR SALE. The Best Reflned Oil always on Hand. All Orders Hia SURFACE OILS are the very bcst fior Machinery, being promptly attended to. free from grit. N.B-Hie Barrela were awarded the Prize at the Provincial Etbibi- E. C. BRADLEY, Agent. tion, 3fontrcnl, and also at Kingston and Oil Sprinv+, received the First Prize. OFFICE.---Corner of Main and Elliot-ete. PALMER WAY-, BRITISH CJ&NAIII4N HOTEL, MANUFACTURER OF TIN, COPPER, & SHET IRON WARB, oir, sraiNGe, C.W. AND DICALER IN DAVID SHEPHERD, - . PBOPBiET(3lt. COOKING, BOX AND PARLOUA STOUES . 6100D N.B.-A quantitJ of Refined and Distilled Oil con- ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS AT VERY atnnN,y on hund. MODERATE BATEB.

D. R. I6EAVENS, J01-1N T. M'K6Y, 0 0 (9-0mm^^^^^^ max ^A9 SIIA.DER, FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF IND CONTRACTOR FOR WOODEN DOIEDINGS, REFINED, DISTILLED, & CRUDE OILS, VIL SPRINqS. C. W. BENZI NE, &c.,

OIL SPRINGS, CANADA WEST. OIL TANK8 AND WELLS SUNK BY THE ABOVE, 104 COUNTY OF LAMBTON GAZET AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. 1 05

- SPRINOS. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TIIF. RESIDENTS OF OIL D. Adamson, Geo.,elerk Sth Division BRITISH CANADIAN 110- Court. TEL, David Shepherd, pro- MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Aines, Edwin. well owner. prietor. (See card.) Ailan, John, well owner. Brooks & Co., well owners. et".v Allan, Webster,& Co., well owners. Brown, G. T., bar tender, British Allen, Franklin. G., well owner. (Canadian Hotel. (0011'30 z @RS» Anderson, --carpenter& joiner. BROWN, HENRY, board i n g Main Street, Andrews, Jas., butcher. house. Imuer of Marriage Oil Springs, C. W. /Innis, A. J., barber saloon. Licenses. Arnald, Harvey, well owner. Buchannan, Angus, laborer. N. B.-111 Work Warranted, and Arnold, Jas., well owner. Bush & Anthony, well owners. Made to Order on the Back, — sailor. Cochenour, Wm., salesman. Shortest Notice. Barnes, Geo., general blacksmith. Carmichael. Angus, well owner. Barnes, Amos, well owner. CADY, SOLIS & Co., refiners Baakwith, Bussell, well owner. and dealers in refilled & crude JINTC:). ]Pe]Eizit. Batstone, Wm., baker, Main-st. oil. [See card.] erne-, BAWER, PETER, Oxford Calvcr & hall, oil land proprietors. DEALER IN House. Cameron, R. W., oil land prop. BEALE, RE V. RICHARD, Campbell and Connor, oil refiners. Episcopal Methodist. CAMPION, RICHARD, oil re- îeurrhz, Bearman, T. B , oil refiner. finer. >tent Beck, John, merchant tailor, Candel, Cooper, oil land prop. • Main-st. Carman, Albert, well owner. CROCKERY Billk, — oil refiner. Caswell, Richard, prop. Caswell & GLASSWARE, Bell, Henry, well owner. well. Main Street, - - - Oil Bennett, Jas., & Brs.,well owners. Cazver, John, well owner. Springs, C. W. C., dealer in dry Blackstoek, Moses, labourer. CHAPMAN, Farm Produce Blancher, Francis, proprietor of goods, Main-st. of all kinle Bought and Sold. Blancher wells. Childs, J., carpenter and joiner. Blanc & Potter, well owners. Churchill, E. P., well owner. Badwick, Jno., carpenter & joiner. Clancy, John, well owner. . c i - 111. Pt. Bolton, & Co., well owners. Cleari, —, oil refiner. , Book & Bradley, oil land proprie- CLARK, ALBERT, oil refiner, GENICRAL DIALER IN tors. general dealer in dry goods, Booth, Jas., boarding-house. groceries, hardware, &c., Bradley, E. C., Enniskillen oil Main-st. (See card ) Dav coops, cnoctners, Refining Co'y. [See cardd Commercial Hotel, John Deeow, Bradley, Farwill, & Co., oil land prop., Main-st. IIARDWARE, CROCKERY, proprietors. Cullen, Christopher, watchmaker Branna, J. Q., well owner. and jeweller. READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS AND Branton, Geo. Curtis, Wm., laborer. SHOES ! Bremner, Alex., general workman. Davidson, John. laborer. Brodwick. John, well owner. Dramons, Nathaniel, mill owner Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in .1V-o. 1 /lock (Ni.

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Duff, Win. L., well owner. JARVIS & FARR!kN, oil land MoComb, David, carriage and O'GRADY, S . G ., barrel factory, Durable, Thom ., well owner. props . wagon maker. & well owner. [See card ] Duncan & Clark, oil land prop. Jarvis & Farrel, oil refiners . McDouald, David, well owner. Out, Wesley, well owner . Durkey, Erastus. Johnston, Cyrene, engineer . McDonald, Duncan, carpenter and OXFORD HOUSE, Peter Bauer, Edmond, Chas ., well owner. JOHNSTON, GEORGE C ., car- joiner . prop ., Main-st. Ennis, Robert, well owner . penter and builder . McFall, 'l'lio+ ., well owner . PARRY, H . If., bake" . Main-st Ensign, Charles, cooper. Jordan, William, well owner . McGri ffi n, Chas ., well owner . Peets, G . - EVOY, ALBERT, proprietor Jury, David, owner of Harrison's McGuire, Wm . Peets, H ., groceries, &c. Evoy's wells. M ills . MoKAY & BRO ., Angus & J. H ., Pentin & Osler, barristers, &c . Fairbanks, J . H. & Co., insurance Jury, Jonas, well owner . well owners. Perry, James, salesman . agents. Jury, Thomas, well owner. McKAY, .J \0 . T ., carpenter & PERRY, JOIIJI, wines an d Fairbanks, & Co., oil refiners . Jury, W . R., oil land prop . joiner & builder. [See card .] liquors . [5ee card .] Flemming, John, well owner . A. Kcnleyside & Co ., butchers. McLEAN, THOS . H . J. P., oil PHELPS, G . D., distillery, Rich- FLETCHER, ALFRED, prop. Kenleyside, Anthony, well owner . refiner. mond-st . Oil Springs Exchange . [See KEEN, PHILIP, general black- McManus, P . foreman in S. G . Purdy & Brother, proprietors of card .] smith . O'Gradys' barrel factory . Purdy's Wells . Forsyth, D ., oil land proprietor. Keos, Chester, carpenter. McManus, Thom ., cooper, Main at . Read, - oil refiner . Freeman, gnooh, well owner. Kelly, James, dealer in groceries, MoMillan, 1Vm ., well owner. Richardson & Rumsey, oil land Franser, Donald, laborer . crockery and hardware. M0f ullen, & Co ., oil land props . and well owners . GILL, SAMPSON, painter and Kelly, Win ., salesman. McTavish, Duncan, we ll owner . Richardson & Tuttle, well owners. distiller. Kemp, John, well owner . MACKLEII, S. Street, M. D . , ROBINSON, GEORGE, carpen- Gleason, Patrick, well owner . Kennedy, Andrew, well owner. office, ;Iain-st. ter and builder, res ., main-at. Gorton, Chas , well owner . Kercallan, Jae ., carpenter and MAGGS, TIIOS., & CO ., book Robinson and Bro . GORTON, E . J ., agent for T .W. joiner . sellers, stationers & dealers in Rutherford, Win , clerk . Watkins, J. Ingles & Craigie . Kirby, Edward, D., well owner . newspapers, periodicals, &o., Salman, Thomas, saddlery and Graham, Nickson, carpenter and Laws, Oscar, general blacksmith . neartelegraph and Ch roaide harness maker . joiner. LEAVENS, D . R ., commissio n office, Main-st. [See eard .] Salter, Geo ., laborer. Grey, Geo., well owner. merchant, &c . [See card .] Martin, - oil refiner . Samuel . Fraik, well owner . GREY, JAS, prop . of Oxford Leavens, G . M ., salesman . Marshant, Moses, oil land owner, Sanborn & Co .,oil land proprietors . IIouse, Main-st . Leavenworth, H . F ., oil land pro- Marshant, Peter, well owner. Savigny, Hugh, P., well owner. Gustin, J . S ., well owner. prietor. Miller, Alea.,J. P . Savage, James, well owner. Handley, Geo, well owner . LEE, GEORGE, H ., bailiff 5th Mitchell & Co ., oil land owners SAWYER, L . A ., manufacturer Harrison, Win., P. M ., and agent division court, res., Main•st ., Monahan & Banks,oil land owners and dealer in boots and shoes . for Williams & Co ., oil lands . opposite Oil Exchange. Morrison, John W . well owner . [See eard .] Hartigan, Thom ., well digger. Lidel, M. J., well owner . Munson, E . A., proprietorof Irlun- Shannon, H. C ., oil land prop. Hiller, Abraham, well owner. Lindsay, - oil refiner . son's wells. Shaw, John, oil land prop. Hiller, John, well owner . Little, Nelson, well owner. Murdock, John, well owner. SHEI'HERD, DAVID, proprie- Hill, James, well owner. Livingston, Rev. Mr ., Episcopal Murray, Jas., well owner . tor British Canadiax. [$ee Hilton & Co ., well owners . Methodist. Nailon, John, well owner . card .] Huff & Savage, well owners and LOCKHART, JAS ., agent Can- Napper, Win , owner of Harrison's Shepherd, John, well owner. refiners . ada rock oil company . wells . Shove, Win., oooper. HUME, ALEX ., well owner. MoAmbly, John, well owner . Neilan, John, carpenter & joiner . 6ifton, Henry, well owner. Homes, -, well owner . McBRIDE, ROBERT, flour an d Nelson, D. H., well owner. Sifton, John, well owner . Hull, Jacob, well owner. food store, Main-st . O'Connor, - labourer. SIMS, LUKE, grocery and toy Jinka, Wm ., well owner. McCall, Archibald, well owner . Ord, David, well owner . shop, Main•st . 108 COU.NTY OF LAMBTON GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. 109

SISK, JAS., Capt., oil refiner, TINNEY, E. A., oil land prop. GS b, sun oil works. Toland, Robt., printer.Oil Springs Slater, N., well owner. Chronicle, boards Oil Springs SeeMAIN STII.E.111F, 4 Smith & Co., props. wells, 19 lot, Exchange. ceze 1 con. Tyler, Nathan, well owner. Smith, Oramatha, well owner. Vansickle, B., well owner. OIL SPRINGS, C. W. J Smith & Son, well owners. Volley, John & Bros., well owners. Smith, S. H., well owner. VAUGHAN, L. B., oil land Smith, Valentine, well owner. owners and distillers. Gi1121D net t122, {ièâClAte CA:à Smith, Wro., well owner. Ward, Bros., props. of Ward's Smith, — blacksmith. wells. The above Betel is entirely new, and the most commodious in the place, being Snook & 1.1.riultart, :il land props. very convenient, and beet locate:I for the accommodation of men on Mutineer, or the curiouv. WAY, PALMER, manufacturer Stages 'Leave this Ilouse Salmon, J., saddler. and dealer in tin. sheet iron. For ‘VVONING, making connoetiona with all Train, en the Sarnia Branch of the Great Stratton, John, oil land prop. and copper ware, Main-st. Wv8torli RoilwaY. Beet Molding mid unattentirr ()AP r. Street & Benjamin, oil refiners. I.Sce eard.j SUN OIL WORKS, J. Sisk, WAY, STIRLING. distiller of prop., res., 3lain - st. oil. T. MA_GGI-S •Sz CO.. Sutherland, Thos., carpenter and Way, Wm., tin smith. joiner. Webster k CO., oil land props. Suttle Jacob, well owner. Wells, Henry, general blacksmith, es§ 1 e eldrionn, Swarlezenburger & 11atten, manu- Main-st. facturer of and dealer in boots Whipple & Bro., oil land props. AND GIMBAL DEALERS IN and shoes. White, Edmund, well owner. Talbot, J. D., well owner. Wilkerson, Levi, well owner. NEWSPAPERS & PEIRIOBICALS, Totten, D., well owner. Williams, James, tailor, Main-st. MAIN STREET, OIL SPRINGS, Taylor, Alex., well owner. Williams, James, well owner. Near die Telegraph and Chronicle Offices, Enniskillen, C. W Taylor, Geo., well owner. Wilson & Bros., oil land props. .------Taylor, Peter, oil land prop. Wilson, John, New York grocery Thompson. H. W., salesman. and feed store. N. B.—Everything wanted in the above line procured on the ehortest notice, and the best terms. FYSH R.; THOMPSON dealers Wilsenk, — oil refiner. Main-st. FEBRUARY, 1864. in dry goods, groceries, &c., Wingate& Bros., coopers. Main-st. Woodard, John, well owner. Thompson, John, cooper, Main-st. Woodley, John, well owner. Thompson, Thos., labourer. Woodly & Jenks, oil land props. tit IL smAnttn, THOMPSON, W. F., J. P. Woodward & Co., oil land props. Thompson, Wut., & Co., owners of Yates, George, prop. Yates's wells. di DEALER LN MANUFACTURER OF wells. Young k Co., oil land props. eilDTS 02;:igDZS. REPAIRING HONE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICIL The Very Best Material always on Rand. All Orders promptly attended to. AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. 110 COUNTY OF LA.MBTON GAZETTEER 111

" And the Rock Poured me out Rivers of Oil." MOORETOWN.

IJe pring5 A post village pleasantly situated on the St. Clair River, opposite the City of St. Clair, Michigan, and distant from Sarnia about ten miles, A WEEKLY JOURNAL, from Detroit fifty. The post office was established in 1834 ; Mr. James F. Baby was the first Postmaster, who afterwards (in 1852) laid out Devoted exclusively to the Oil Intérests of Canada. the village. Boats call daily at this point on their way from Detroit to Port Huron, and on their return. Great quantities of staves, square timber PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT OIL SPRINGS, C. W. and cordwood (the steamers being supplied,) are shipped at this port. It contains two steam saw mills, six general stores, four shoe shops, one tailor shop, two waggon shops, three blacksmith shops, PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION, - - $2.00 PER ANNUM. one cabinet shop, a saddlery, a brewery, two carpenter shops, two hotels, two physicians, one lawyer, a custom house, and three churches, viz :– W. W. EVANS dt T. J. HUDSON, Episcopal, Congregational and Wesleyan Methodist. There are also P UBLIS HERS. two ;temperance organizations, an Orange lodge, and a good school. Mails, tri-weekly—bIondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Wm. Mc- Pherson, P. M. CHURCHES. Congregational Church, built of frame, in 1846. Size, 24 X 30. CADY, SOLIS dê CO., Cost $1000. Wesleyan Methodist Church, built in 1860. Size 30 DI 40. Cost $1200. Seats 300. (Timm Mmui,—"COMET OIL WORKS.") Episcopal church, built in 1863. Size 30 X 60. Cost $3000. Seats 400. SCHOOL. Mooretown School. Number of pupils attending, 130. Average at- REFINERS & OEMS IN CRUDE & MINED tendance, 90. Thos. Bridgewater, teacher. 1==R01_1=3- 1\./1, TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS. B.A.O. Of G.T. EDEN LODGE. Organized December 15th, 1863. Meets Saturday nights in Peter Oil bprings, Canada West. Beatons' building. OFFICERS. W.C.T., Charles McKelvey. I W.S. John M. Brickan. W.V., Christina Beaton. I W. T.., Israel Bowan. W.F.S., No. 1 Oil Manufactured. Orders Promptly John Bowen. i W.M., Duncan Cunningham. None but W.I.G.. John C. Hennan. W.O.G., Robert Johnston. Attended to. W.C., Wm. Ramsden A.M.. Annie Beaton. R.H.S., Thomas Hall. L H.S., Sarah Herman. P.W.C.T., Charles Lamphere. D.T., John Nesbit. P. E. CADY, GEORGE C. SOLIS, E. SOUS. Post Office Address, Mooretown. 1 112 COUNTY OF LA\iBTON GAZETTBER ANA (:ENEItAf. DIRECT(lRl". 113

SONS OF TEMPERANCE. McKelvey, ( 'harlff, merchant. Powell, Thos., miller. Dlclicl";v. Jo.c0h, general store. Reboin, Theodore, teamster. Lorenzo, M. Fuirland, W.P.; G. M. Richards, W.9. ; Robert Boul- Dlcl'IiElt^(1\, 11'm , postmaster lteilcy's hotel, Chas. Reiley, prop. ton, Treasurer. D1cFarland, Lorenzo, ahip carpen• Itichards, Gco. r[., carpenter. ORANGE LODGE. ter. Robertson, John, solicitor, &c. Lodge, Robert Richmond, N.M. Mooretown Orange Marchctz, Henry, cabinet shop. Shiugles, Daniel, gardener, 3lonretowu custom-bouse, 11'ni. Smith, 1, Baby, oil refiners. Gurd, custom-house ofFiccr. Thoms, tiimeon, shoe shop. Mooretown stcam mills, (flouring ALPIIABETICAL LIST OF pROFEP8ON8, TRILDEB, x0. Trcmmclls, Win. and Richard, & grist) Donnelly, Mrs. M. C. Richard Jones prop. sawycry. Allworth, Dr. Morrison. John, mcrchant tailor. Rev. David, Church Dunsmorc, Jas., cabinet maker. Union mills, grist, flouring and Armstrong, Ness, It ichard, groceries, crockery Etne, Joseph, teamster. cardin;;, 31eliae Jr Cunning- of England. and hardware. Etne, Leonard, teamster. ham. John & Dnncau, props. BABY, JAMES F. cordwood Pickard, llev. John, close Farmer's Iiotel, John Kerby, prop ctun. Watson, Alex , saddle & harness merchant. 13aptist. Baby, Raymond, general dealer in Frcnmcll, Robert, engineer. maker. Ploof, Alex., lah. 11'eqfall, dry goods, groceries, &c. G JMBLE, A. N., physician, sur- Tobias, team,ler. Baby, Win., wood merchant. gcon, &c. John, butcher shop. Bazo, Mitchell, aboo shop. Giles, Reaton, Miss Christina. Glasford, David, cooper. Beaton, Miss Mary, dress maker. Grason, Robert, shoe ahop. teamster. Beaton, Peter, ferryman. Hainer. John, Bewil, Alex., bab. Hand, James. mariner. flrnLnIN cRLLK P. 0. Benoit, Joseph, trader. Iiarrington, E. R., cooper shop. A post-office in the Tna•nshipol' liosanquct, Boulton, John sawyer. llarrington. Jill"" S., Cooper' lot `i, and Gth conceaqion Bowen, Isaac, carpenter & joiner. Heath, Mrs. Ann Allan Kennedy, l',iytmaster. Bowen, John, waggonmaker. I Iouser, Philip, teamster. res., liarn Bowen, Nelson, waggon& carriage BARON, J AHMAND, shop. Ehus. Bray, Benjamin, timber hewer. Johnston, John P., teamster. BRIDGEWATER, THOMAS, Johnston, W. D., bakery. ERROL. teacher. Jones, Miss, dress maker. Burwell, Chas., carpenter &, joiner. Judson, Samuel, carpenter and Carpenter, Elijah, miller. joiner. A post village situated in the Township of Plympton, on the shore of' general blacksmith Conkey, James, shoe shop. Kitchen, Geo., Lake Huron, twelve miles from Sarnia, and two from (,'amlachia, on FRANCIS, agent. the G. T. It. R. The village was laid out by government in 1t333. It Courtney, Jno.,groceries, crockery KNI(iliT, contains about 100 inhabitants-one store, two blacksmith shops, two and hardware. Lamphere, Charlee, cooper. L., dealer in shoc shops, one tailor shop. Cronkhit, David, bailiff ^Ioore & Leonard, Ju=hua Maik, tri-wcekly-Tuesday4, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Gro. Whiting, Postmaster. Sombra. st aveN. Cronkhite, Nathan, grocer. I McFarland, John, ship carpenter. Ai.P[iABETICAI. LIST OF I'ROFEBS[ODi9, TRADE8, &C. Dlclnts-re. Henry, cabinet shop. Bowman, James, tailor- Culbert, Rev. Thos., W. M M. U'llormon, John, blacksmith. Alexander, timber Dodds, John, waggon maker. Cunningham, Alex., carpenter. McKelvey, Richardson, John, farlner. merchant. Cameron, John, farmer. Dale, Robert, accountant. Schram, Geo., farmer. McKelvey, George, general black- Lee, Robert, tailor. Davis, W m. L., saddler. I1'IIITING, GEU•, postmaster. Leigh, T. B., merchant. Doane, Israel, cooper. smith. 114 COUNTY OF LAMBTON GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIREcTOBY. HILLSBOROUGH. WIDDER. FORMERLY PINE HILL. A post village, situated in the township of Plympton, five miles from ..... Forest, on the Grand Trunk Railroad, and twenty-two miles from A post village, one and a-half miles front Widdcr Station, hundred. It contains on the Sarnia, the county town ; population about one Grand Trunk Railroad. It is situated on the 18th and shop, one waggon 19th lots, 1st Iwo stores, one hotel, one shoe shop, one blacksmith and 2nd concessions of the Township of Bosanquet. The post office episcopal church, was shop, one grist and saw mill, one physician, and an established in 1851. N. W. Chester was the first postnianter. tri-weekly — The built in 1852, of frame ; Rev. S. Phillips, minister. Mails situation of the village is high and healthy. It contains one steam saw Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, Thomas L. Hill, Postmagter. and grist mill, two hotels, three stores, three blacksmith shops, two waggon shops, and two churches—Presbyterian and &C. Primitive Metho- ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, dist. Daily stages between Widder and Arkona. A. Duffus, post- Adams, Robert, cabinet maker. Hill, Samuel C., Captain. master. Population, 200. wag- Jones, John, farmer. ANDERSON, ANDREW, CHURCHES. Jones, Samuel, shoernaker. gon maker. and Presbyterian Church, built of frame, in Brooks. S., ship and boat builder. Kendall, Thomas, carpenter 1857. Itcv. Peter Goodfellow. Court. minister. Gibson, Edward, M. D. bailiff, 5th Division – Allan, grist and saw Primitive Methodist Church, built of frame. Rev. Charles Roffe, HILL, CHARLES, Ensign. McPherson, minister. mill. HILL, EDWARD, farmer. MASONIC. JAMES. farmer. Phillips, Rev. 8., episcopal minis- IIILL, CASHIE LODGE, (formerly Sylvan.)—Cashie Lodge, F. A. M., No HILL, JNO. S., firm of' Thos. L. ter. cabinet 116, meet& Monday on or before full moon. Masonic 11 alt and Jno. Hill. Owens, Thos., chair and , Widder. °nurse. HILL, THOS. L., .1. P., post- maker. W. M., Robert master and general merchant. Smith, Robert, blacksmith. Burns. J. W George Llolwell. P. M., John Dawson. T Woods, Thos., hotel-keeper. rcaa. Dr. MotherselL [See card.) 8. W., P. McKellar. Sec., IV. Geddes. ORANGE. r ai I Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 998, meets at the Orange Hal!, Widder, 0135 Thursday's on or after full moon. t,F.A!E RS IN OFFICERS. W. See., Fred Jackson. . . John Watts.IVatitsa. Treas., Jos. Trucman

111 GOOBS, GROCERIES, ALPHABETICAL, LIST Or PROFESSIONS, TRADES, &C. ALLAN, JOEIN, bailiff6th div. DALZIEL, ALEX, blacksmith. Mâlïrà)Â2S;) aocen a tG10111) court, and hotel keeper. [Seo Dalziel, Andrew, blacksmith. card.) Jantes, carpenter. READY - MADE CLOTHING, ETC., Bebner, Robert, lab Dalziel, John, teacher. BELL, RICH'D, lumber dealer. Decker. Isaac, saw tnill proit HI ILAI,S13()IE1.0', C. W. BROWN, WM., conveyancer and DONALD, ARCH., farmer and accountant. lumberer. Chester, John, farmer. Duffus, Adam, P.M. & merchant. All kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange. COOK, D. M., timber merchtutt. Dunn, Geo., hotel keeper.

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Dunn, Robert, blacksmith. Molliter, Edward, laborer. Fisher, Jas., dhoentaker. Ilongcr, F:lijah. tanner. (:oodfellow, Rev. Peter, Presb. Nevil, Thos., laborcr. ROBERT TIDB l'aFc, E., miller. AU , Jackson, Fred., waggon maker. 3IANl.'i•ACrUtcàa Alin uF.tLl:a IN Jerome, Chas, M.D. RA)':, ROl;l:l'.T, J. P., an"l Johnson, Jas. waggon maker. merchant. lioffe. Rev. Charles, Primitive Ketchutn, Win., farmer and lum- ^Jv ^9 L1 berer. Methodist. Kerr, Wm., shoemaker. Shaver, Philando, carpcntcr. W2DDET-2,, C.W. Kimuierly, Adam, lab. Sherlock, `1'm , tcantstcr. A large stock ut' Ludit•;', John, turner. SJIITII, ANI ► Itl: l'hildren's and Mco'i l:oot.; and SItocs keI-t cun- Lackey, stautly on h.utd, tuunuL•tctured on the premiscs ; Taylor, John. also made to order, McGregor, John, clerk at 1'. 3Ic- on the shortest notice. Kellar's. TI1)B.1LL, liOBI:RT, mhuc- 1IcGregor, Mrs. tuakcr. ltico card.] McIntosh, John, timber wcrch't. Truen, JoreA, carpenter. 1IcKELL_111, 1'ETEl?;, tucrch't. W YL11, J. C., clerk (;th division 11%IcDlillan, Thos., harners maker. court, conveyanccrand general Merton, Joel, blacksmith. agent. 3Iegge, Fred., butcher. Whitficld, Edward, fariner.

-W M. BEAREe DEALER IN

Frcry attcntiun will be paid to travellers calling at this Ilouse. The Itar ale•ays DRY GOODS# GROCERIES supplied with Ale, Wines and Liquors, of the very best yuality. HARDWARE, PATENT MEDICINES, BOOTS AND SIH.OES, WIDDER STATION STORE. WIDDER STATION, C. W. H. M. ATKINSON, - - PROPRIETOR. SCi Clothing made to ordcr nul aliwye on hand. All kiuds ut l'roduci• taken in cxchnnge. M. WAT S O N, - -3IAN AGEU. --.+•^•►.. ----^•_ --- DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, TEAS & 6iR0('ERIEi+, DRUGS AMBROTYPE GALLERY OVER STORE, AND CIIEIIICALS, ( 'RO('KERY & GLASSWARE, Pictures taken In the best style of the Art, and at verr PAINTS, OILS, ('OLORS AND GENERAL Moderate Charges. MERCHANDISE. rT.V-/1BJT QUA LIT t' AND LOt9L'ST PK/l'fS. WM. BEARE , Photogrnphist c^r AntLrotJpist, WIDDER STATION. M. W A T S 0 N, DEALER IN WALNUT LUMBER. AND rF\F.RA1, nTRF.CTORT. 111) Ï1s t'Itl'NTY (OF 1..1MBTON t:A7.t:TTEgK

WIDDLI^ STATION. W YOAZIN G.

The village ot' Wyoming is sitnated in thc township of l'lympton on 11'i4dcr Station is a thriving village and station on the G. T. R., 31 the line of the Sarnia branch of the G.W.IZ.II., being twelve miles miles from Sarnia, 9.1' from Forest, and 60 miles from London. It is north of the village of Oil Springs, sixteen miles from Sarnia and 1ilrh- situated on the 21th Lot and :Ird Concession of the township of Bosan- ve miles from London. There is a plank road leading from Wyoming otuct. The Post Office was established in 1862; Robert Ray was the to Oil Springs. The property for the village was bought when the first Ixlstumastcr. The village contains four stores, two hotels, two shoe Branch line was first surveyed, but the village did not nlake much shops, one bakery, one waggon shop, two carpenter shops, two cabinet progress until the discovery of petroleum at Oil Springs. The popula- -4hops. The principal business of the place consin#y in staves, square tion of the village in about 570, most of whom are engaged in the oil timber, lumber and grain. It is distant from Widder village one and trade. The principal business done in the place comprises oil [crude a-halt' wilc,. Daily stages run between both places-fare each way 121 and refined], staves, timber, grain and country produce in general. cents. Population about 150. 31ails daily. Thomas Kirkpatrick, Wyoming oontains two churche:+ [N;piscopal and Methodist], a good l'ostmaster. Common School, an agency of the American Express Company, a I branch of the Montreal Telegraph Company, which is continued to Oil Springs, two stores, four hotels, one drug store, three shoe shops, three :1I.1'lI.1llETICAt. LIST OF PROPY88IONlt, TR.1DE8, kC. blacksmith shops, five cooper shops, two butcher shops, two livery stables, one foundry and machine shop, one grist, carding and fulling ATKINSON, H. 1I., general AI1LN1'., ALEX., general store. mill, one cabinetmal•er's shop, three carpenter's and joiner'sshopv, two merchant. [Sco card.] ;1lorgan, W. H., station master. Parkinson, Dlarmadukc, brick- tailor shops, two wagon shors, one billiard saloon, six oil refineries, two Bennett, Chao., cabinet shop. physicians. general mcrch't layer. The Post Office was established in 1R56, Geo. Brown, BB.1Rh:, \V.M., Ben., postmaster. and photol;raphist. [See card. Southworth, Nelson E., former. C11r11C1IF.3. Brandridgc, A., laborer. SPRINGER, RICHARD, shoe Episcopal Church. Collar, Chas., hotel keeper. shop. Frame, built in 180. Size, 15 ;.# 30, seats 200. Cost S1200. Rev. J. S. Baker, pastor. Dattis, John, switchman. Swan -- carpenter. Swan, S. A., laborer. Wesleyan Methodist Church.-Frame, built in 1A5A, Rixe, 24 30. Cost Doran, Gco., carpenter. 400. Rev. Samuel Hume, minister. lIartley, Rev. George, Episculial Taylor, David, cabinet r;hop. carpenter. methodist. Tibia, Christopher, SCHOOL. L., wagon llotirell, G. W., hotel keeper. W.11' }':A, IVILLIADI Wyoming Common School. Averageattcndanceofpupils,40. R. \fcQninn, teacher. Kirkpatrick, Thomas, P. M. and waker and blacksmith. MASONIC. merchant. general n It BUaF9' LODG PPRR AND ACCEPTRD MASORi, No. 153. Meets Tuesdays on or before full moon. nrricans. PORT FRANKS. WAL, W. Given. J.D., Alexander Sutherland. S. W., Thos. Wilson. t cc., M. C. Rnhlin. J.R'., Chas. E. Lyman. Treas., W. Oliver. Chaplain, Rev. J. S. Baker. T.G., S.G. Tulfer. This place was surveyed and laid out fitr a Town by the Canada Com- S.D., James McPherson. Tyler, L. Smith. Huron, about 35 pany in 1'z.54. It is sittutted on the shore of Lake ORANGE LODGE. little or miles from Sarnia. in the township of' Bosamtuct. It has made N A R I. O C a L O D G a, \ O. 9r,4. no progress. The l'ost Office was removed in UKA'r. It contains onc orrtceaa. hotel, one ,tccuu saw will and a f*cw house.. It is the only point vessels W.M., {Vm. Fullarton. Serretary, Win. Armstrong Deputy M., R. Davis. can touch between Sarnia and Bayficld. Tresanrer, L. Lorenson. 120 COUNTY oie LAMBTON GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECTOIt k 5

ALPIIABETICA I. LUIT OP P ROPESSIONS, TRADES, AV. Priddis, Chas., derk. Vansiekle, Isaae, teamstel Adams, E., stage driver. Gage, Robert,. labourer. Pye, Henry, oil agent Vansickle, James, sen., trameter AIKMAN, C. M., M.D. Gambie, J , cooper. Raven, L. S., teamster. Vansiokle, James, jui teaut,tee Ailing, John, labourer. Gordon, Win., shoemaker. Iiichardson, Win., machinist. Vansiekle, Jeep, te.. 4-101. Alfred, J., clerk. Harding, Win., stage driver. 110BERTSON, J.S., cour. agent. NValton, John, porkr Aimera, A., labourer. Hastey, James, shoentaker. Roblin, M. C., oil agent. WARD, F., Angle 1 uteri,-,:. BAKER, REV. J. S., Episeopal lienwright, T., R. C. Rifles. Robson, Geo , oil refluer Hotel. minister. Malot), Alex., moulder. Ityan, — shoemaker. Weaver, M., cooper. Barber, Geo., blacksmith. HUME, REV. S , Wesleyan Me- Scott, S. T., °arpenter. Williams, J., miller. BURWILL, G. T., station- thodist miniater. Smith, E. W., °arpenter . Williams, T., lais•rc . monter. Hunt, Alex., teauister. Smyc, John, switehman. WILLIAMS, W31., Loi! ownst Bell, Andrew, blacksmith. Hunt, II. H., tinsmith. Smith, M.. laborer. White, A., teamster Bentley, J. L., shoemaker. Imeson, Joseph, finisher. Sutherland, Alex.; saddler. White, W., laberer Bodfield, Win., labourer. Keating, E. F., elerk. SY ERS, A. J., cabinet maker . Whitsell, A., teamstet . BROWN, GEO.,sen. postmaster. Kemp, Henry, Wyoming liotel. TAYLOR, GEO., oil refincr. Wood, Robert, carpentet • BROWN, G HO.. jun. oil refiner. King, E. N., telegraph operator. BROWN, JEREMIAll, oi! re- Kits, C., lumberman. . finer. Laing, Alex., flour & feed store. BROWN, JNO , oil refiner. LORENSEN, L., Lorensen's Brown, Richard, assistant post- Hotel. master. Lyman, C. E., joiner. Brown, Wm., cooper. MeCall, D., waggonmaker. WATFORD. Bnrnham, Win., teamster. MeGAWVEY, W M. I i., mer- chant. CARMICHAEL, ANGITS, lum- A Post Village and station on the McIntosh, James, *toper. G.W.11. 271 miles from Sarnia, berman. and 33.4 from McKay, Geo., butcher. London. The village eontains five stores, two hotels, CARRIGGE, C APT., 63rd Regt. two blaeksmith shops, McLeod, A., sailor. one cabinet shor, one tailor shop, one «toper Carney, Dennis, porter. shop. Tituber, stores and MeVenn, A., waggon maker. produce are shipped in greatouantities frotu Casaidy, E., Old Countryman's Watford Station. There is Marsh, J. laborer. a Presbyterian church and sehool within Hotel. half a mile of the village Clementa, H. B., oil refiner. MAYS, — freight agent. C'ady, J., oil refincr. Miller, D., tailor. ALPHABETICAL LIST OP PROFESSIONS, TRADER, te% MILLER, JNO., Homeopathie Connors, M., drayman. Duffy, Francis, lumber merchant. MeLEARY, ROBERT, gener• CRABB, RALPH, merehant. physicien. Fowler, Thos. - nierchant. Moll, C., oyster saloon. Culbert, R., labourer. Fullock, Jno., cabinet maker and MePherson, James, prop. Watfor d Culbert, J., labourer. blurphy, J., photographiat. undertaker. .Arms Hotel. C.,laborer. DALE, JOHN B., drugeist and Norman, Harris, G., tailor shop. Murray, James, postniaster, O'Brien, Michael, laborer. ex news dealer. Hawkins, Richard, station master pretia agent and general mer- Dick, S., tailor. OLIVER, W., lumber inerehant. and telegraph operator. chant. DONAGHY, P., oil distiller. Olive, R., earpenter. liungerford, Samuel, general mer- Petterson, Thos. , Paul, J., Sen., cooper. cooperage. Eustaee, John, 63rd Regt. chant. Percival, Henry, blacksmith. Paul, J., jun., cooper. Ewald, Albert, butelter. Keefer,Geo., A. general merehant. Taylor, Richard, carpenter. Paul, John, cooper. FARR, CHAS. A., livery and Kennedy, Thou., aime shop. Williamson, —, shoe shop. R., eooper. stage line. Paul, Laycock, Thos., blacksmith and WILTSHIRE, Robert, ',mu Alex.. teamster. Fisher, A. C., cooper. Pepper, wagon maker. Rail Road Hotel.

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ALPHABETICAL LIBT OF PROFESSIONS, TBADE!!, !C . Abbott, T . F ., manufacturer and Graham, John, firm of Mellor & dealer in boots and shoes. G raham . ARKONA. Allan, James, blacksmith. Hannah, Wesley, blacksmith . Bathram, Alex., blacksmith. Hooper, James, well-digger . Bond, W m. J., baker and oonfec- Howe, H ., cabinet and chair fac• A post village, situated partly on the 24th and 25th lots, and 6th feotioner. tory. Britain, N concession of the Township of Warwick, and partly on the 5th and 6th ., constable . Jackson, Amos, boot & shoe shop. lots of the south boundary concession in the Township of Bosanquet. Britain, 11'm . J ., shoemaker. Ward, Samuel, shoemaker. Brown, A Part of the village, (lot 6th,) was surveyed by the late Wm . Smith, in ., dealer in dry goods, Jackson, Jno., waggon maker shop. boots and shoes, April, 1851 . Subsequent surveys were made by Nial Eastman, Esq ., groceries and JACKSON, N. H ., gentleman . hardware . and the late C . Crawford . The village was formerly called Bosanquet . Jaynes, Joseph, carpenter. Mails received daily from Widder Station, at 8 .30, a . m . ; despatched Campbell, Angus,blacksmith shop. Kennedy, Rev. J., Wesleyan Me- at 7 .30 p. In . ; received from Wisbeach on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Case, C. H., farmer . thodist . Collenge, - Saturdays, at 5, p. in ., and despatched at 1 p . m . ; Levi Schooley, , painter. Kerrigan, Dennis, clerk with J . postmaster . The village contains two tanneries, one woollen factori r Cornell, Jonas, general store. C. Tully & Co. two carding and cloth-dressing mills, one foundry, three blacksmith Cutler, David, firm of McCollom Kinstry, Chas., blacksmith . & Cutler. shops, two drug stores, two physicians, two hotels, three shoe shops, Kinsley, John, tanner and currier . one tin shop, one saddle and harness shop, one bakery, four general Darlington, Thos . Kinsley, J ., farmer . DARLINGTON, Rtores, two cabinet shops, two waggon shops, two painters, four churches WM ., druggist. Langel, M. J., tailor shop . Davis, Rev. J . T and a good school. Population about 500. ., Methodist MeCausland, N'm ., weaver. Episcopal . McCollom & Cutler, iron founders SCHOOL . Dickison, T . & A., cardera, fullera . McCollom,James, firm of McCol. The !trkona Union School-No . 9, Warwick ; No . 1, Bosanquet- and cloth dressera . lom & Cutler. is now under the charge of Peter N . Hagle. It has an average atten DONELEY, JAMES, proprietor McCollom, W . L., druggist, North dance of 70 pupils ; total, 106 . Total do ., girls, 35 ; boys, 71 . Arkona Hotel. (See card .) street. Donley, Frank, butcher. McFarland, D., prop CHURCHES . Douglass, Philip, tin-shop . Union Holel. . McIntyre, Robert, shoemaker ; size, 38 w48 ; cost, $2,000 Eastman, C. M ., firm of Eastman . Baptist Church, built of brick in 1858 McKinsey, Elias, farmer . Minister, Rev, Robert McLellan . Seats 500. & Bro . McLeod, Murdock, shoemaker. Wesleyan Methodist Church, built of frame in 1861 ; size, 38 H 48 ; Eastman, S . & Bro., dealers in Mea re a, Thos., firm of' J . (`. Tull3. cost, >1S0 ; seats 500. Minister, Rev. Mr. Kennedy. dry goods, grooeries,hardware, & Co. Roman Catholic Church, built of frame in 1863 ; size, 36 w 40 ; cost crockery, boots and shoes, &c. Mellor & Graham, wool-carding . Service once on last Sunday Eastman, Nathan, farmer. $1,000 ; seats 500. No settled minister , and cloth-dressing, North-st . . Eastman, Nial, J . P., conveyancer, in every month, by Rev . M . J. Lynch, Strathroy Mellor, Thos ., firm of Mellor & . There is no church yet, but services are held com . Q . B., and general agent . Graham . Episcopal Church Eastman, T. F ., J. P every two weeks in the Wesley an Methodist Church, by the Rev. Mr. . and town- Merrick, Wm., shoemaker ship clerk. . Phillips, of Hillsboro' . Mitchell, Angus, black,mitb III Eastman, Sil . as, firm of Eastman Mothersell, Joseph, M .D., LOYAL ORANGE LODGE . & Bro. coroner. Norton, John, carpenter. . 911 meets Wednesday, on or before the ful Edwards, Henry, M. D., office Loyal Orange Lodge No on O'Neil, Jeremiah, manufacturer of . North-st. moon, at the Arkona Hotel, Arkona potash, soap and candies . OFFICEBB. Everest, G . M ., watchmaker and Ott, Geo., farmer . , jeweller. W. M., James Donley, Sec., George Everett Paisley, James, tannery. ID. M ., Nadab lKastmaD, Tresa., Alexander #aterD, GAZETTEER 1 9.1 1:01.T>:TY OF LAMBTON .‘ ND GEN ER AI, »III EcTOR 1 . I .)

Park . James. clerk with J. Cor- Taller, John C. & Co., dealers in nell dry goods. groceries, boots Ranks, Robert, firm of Ranke & and shoes, ke, FOREST. Rutherford. Tully, John C., firm of' J. C. Tul- Ranks & Rutherford, cabinet and le)' & (lo. dinir factory. Utter, Henry, farmer. A Post Village and statitat ()film Grand Trunk Rail mati, situated Rutherford, Thos., firtn of Ranks Vahey, John J., saddle & harness in the township of Plynipton, I Ith Con., and :eth Lot. It is distant & Rutherford. shop. from Sarnia 25 macs. The village was laid out in li=57, and the post s:CHOOLEY, LEVI, P. M. and Valley, Win., saddle and harness office was establialled in 1859. First postmaster, A. M. Patton. The general merchant. maker. village is rapidly improving. It contains one saw mill, three hotels, Showier, T. W., tailor shop. Valley, Wm., Jr., clerk with A. three shops, two blacksmith shops, one wagen shop, five general stores. Smith. John, moulder. Brown. Mails daily per G.T.R., from the cast and west. Frotn Hillsborough Smith, Joseph, laborer. Vetter, John, boot and shoemalcer. tri-weekly, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturlays. Archibald Dickson, Smith, Thos., blacktunith- Ward, Thomas. postmaster. Five hundred car loads of staves and sinare 'timber, 70 Smith, MA J.. tanner. Welch, John, shoemaker. car loads of hoops, 50 car loads of wheat (27,000 busheh.) were shipped Smith. Win., laborer. White, M. J., carpenter. at this place last summer. Smith, Henry, laborer. William, James, tanner. .1I.PRA ItETIrA I, LINT or tlinerssioxs, TRADES, &c. Stephenson, G. B.. com. Q. B. and Williams. Rev. J., Baptist. Bailey, Joules, boot and shoe. McPherson, John, farmer. insurance agent. _ maker. Meadows, E. BRODIE, MALCOLM, firm of AI E AG II E R. WM., station ma - Yoder and Brodie. ter. . Davidson, Jno., harness maker. O'Bryan, Mrs. Dickey, Robert R., dealer in boots, ,,Phelan, John, blacksmith shop 1.1.1USILI 11011SL. shoes, and groceries. dri.,•.ilii,,, Charles B., shoe shop. Edgar, Tho. E., pent.. bk. An- . Phillips, Richard, laborer. drew's lintel. ' Ilessagne, Timothy, fariner. . Forestville Hotel, P. JAMES DONELEY, Proprietor. Stnith, rot.. At icheem, J no., blint shin,. GREEN II OUG II. Jnn. ,,Show, Win., grocery. national hotel. phillin g ton , Joseph, dealer in er.:- This Hotel, having been recently fitted up, now affords excellent Ilaines, Arthur. merchant and cedes, &e. accommodation for the travelling public. wheat buyer. Snail, Jno., porter- Halsey, Michael, laborer. -, Tenant, — maso: &LE ROOMS FOR CODA DA EFICIAL TRAVE.LUERS. 411nrer, Henry, carpenter. i Walker, W. IL, cooperae. Good Stabling and ail attentive (haler in attendante. HUTTON, JAS.. physician, ›ur- WILLIAMS, MORI( IS. Prot'. Chargea Moderate. geon, &c. ashery. Jay, Edward, /Woodery, Henry, eartenter. Leurston, Donald. carpenter. Woodrooffe, Jim. A., mien,' denl- 31cCOLL, IL, tailor shop. er in dry goods, &c. BABY'S POINT P. O. -MeFee, Rector, laborer. YODER & BRODIE.blacksin'ths McFadden, — saw tnill. and wagon makers. McPherson, John, tank man? , f, Yoder. Joshua, c:apenter and A post office in the township of Sombra, James Menten, P. M. and G.T.R. joiner. enstœns officer. It contains one hotel, [the Morning Star, Geo. Kelley, )IeLearan, James, section boss, YODER, WM., firm of Yoder and proprietorj and one grocery, carried en by James MeVetty. G.T.R. Brodie. 126 COUSTY OF LAMBTON GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. 127

SUTHERLAND'S CORNERS. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, di C. Armstrong, David, Epi.s. clergy- Kemmis, Thomas. labourer. A Post Office in the township of Euphemia, Lot 25, Con, 7, distant man, Moore 1'. 0. - Lawlor, Michael, labourer. from Sarnia about 40 miles. Mails received daily. William Mounteer, Baxter, John, tailor. Lewis, John, teacher. postmaster. Benner, Robert, buffler. MeDonald, Win., luntberer. Benner, Robert, gentleman. Met ; ill, John, fariner. Bennett, John, t'armer. McKay, Mrs. Bennett, Thos., labourer. McMullin, Hugh, laborer. CORUNNA, &bat, Rev. C , R. C. clergyman. MeNeil, John, mhip huilier. Brandintore, David, labourer. McFarland, t ichael. laboilter. Britton, Charles, shoemaker. A post village in the Township of Moore, and situated on the River Ieltac, Rouan, labourer. Brown, Win., teacher. St. Clair, about six miles below Sarnia. It was laid out by govern- Maritain, IIenry, gardener. Bully, John, proprietor steant saw ment in DM. The village now contains one saw mill, three general Miller, Andrew, builder. and grist. storcs, two blacksmith shops, one cabinet shop, five carpenter shops, Miller, II. J., general merchant & CORUNNA HOTEL, John two tailor shops, three shoe s hop, one butcher shop, one brewery, four 1'. M. Moylan, prop. churches, and a common and separate school. Trie post-office was es- Minton's Ilotel, Thomas Minton, Chislett, John, shoemaker. tablished in 1849; P. M. Stevens wa.s the first postmaster. The present proprietor. Coulewag, Charles, labourer. postmaster is 11. J. Miller. Overton, John, general black- Edwards, David, tanner. - smith. CHURCIIES. Edwardm, Samuel, plasterer. Patterson, Wm., labourer. Christ Church, (Episcopal) built in 1861, cost $2,000; number that Bills, Henry, tanner. l'roetor, Geo., builder. clin be seated, 300; Rev. David Armstrong, pastor. Ellis, Henry, jun., sailor. Porter, James, fariner. St. Joseph's Church, (Roman Catholic) built in 1862; size, 50 70; Mrs. Ellis. Proctor, Meiza, fariner. cost 86,000; ltev. Wm. Bobat, pastor. Farquharson, Alex., sailor. Proctor, Mrs. Presbyterian Church, built in 1856; size, 24 >1 36; eost 8600; seats Farquharson, John, labourer. Round°, John, labourer. 150; no settled minister. Farquharson, J no., waggon-maker Scott, John ét... Win., M. D. and boat builder. Wesleyan Methodist Church ; size, 38 >01 22; Rev. Mr. Smith, minis- Simpson, Alex. Jas., weaver. ter.' Gilbert, Simpson. Jas., mailor. Greening, Geo., laborer. Simpson, Jeremiah, sailor. SC II OOLS. Hagen, John, builder. Simon, Joseph, farmer. Corunna common school, total attendance, 140; Benjamin Gott, Havers, John, butcher. Spong, Henry, teamster. teacher. Heath (t- Co., axe handle makers. Smith, Thos., brewery. Corunnit Roman Catholic separate school, total attendance, 30; Hughes. Jantes W., general dealer Stanley, Lawrence, fariner. average, 24; Harriet Viger, teacher. in dry goods. groceries, /te. Tanner, A. D., shoemaker. Jackson, (1OOD TEMPLARS. Wm., tailor. Taylor, James, wood merchant. Jeru, Wm., hewer. Taylor, John, wood 'Herchant. St. Clair Lodge, (organized 1860) meets every Tuesday in the 'rem _ Knapp, J. H. builder. Wallace, James, grocer. perance Hall. Post-office address, Corunna. Knapp, Wm., builder. Wallis, Jno., general blacksmith. OFFICERS. Knapp, Mr., sen., gentleman. Waltor & Smith gencral merchants. W. C. T., Isaac E_mpil. I W. S., Benjamin Gott. W. T., Charles W hi t ley. W. V., Janet Peattie. W. F. S., James Major. W. M., M. Overton. W. I. G., Emma Havers. W. 0. G., John Havers. 12l ..•,I t .uU :~'P\'-'I ul' LAyt1llu\ li .1ZET'l'EI:1 .1N1) GENERAI. DIItEf'l'ttRi' . 12 9

C.1ML_1CiIIG . FLORENCE .

\ tlag statiuu uli [!r 1.~[ .u l'liuuL liaili'uxd, uinelccu tttil, s tiuw Florence is a I,ust village situated on lot 16, Ist con . )':uphculia, and Sarnia . =c :•ctt utilc• trotn ti\' .outiut;, sn' l ttt•,t uud a-hall, t ;ot.t the lakc on the Sydenham River, in the midst of a fine agricultural couuU•y . ll .,rt . It i =t :_ttc•1 •ro the lttth lut, ancl :Hh couuc- .icu w' tInc tnwu It is distant about 40 tuiles from Sarnia, 1 2 from Newbury . aud 25 hi . 1)1'1'Iti• :1111ton . 'fl .•. Nilla_c v,a, st .u•tcd 1,-; Mr . Uunv :tu.-Donal 3I d from Chatham . It contains three churches- Episcopal, l'reKbyterian in 1~1li:i . -i tort'rtllic L• iti~l~tC~l tQb^ l'~tal~ll~he .l he,rc . TlWl~er -III,' and Episcopal Mcthodist ; a good Rchool, with an average attendance /ol'ilu- .ioll art, 4111 q N ;ll tll ( :Cllrl-Ici abl :• (llaut[tleE tt'o ld this I w lJ t of 68 pupils . There are in the village three dry goods stores, one grocery, two drug stores, two physicians, two waggon shops, three % I .PIt 1nETICAL l .l S 'f O F t'lt~l :'£~~U► 1~. 't't :AUB~, LC . blacksmith shops, one steam mill, one cabinet shop, one fanning mill \1 :U1; . B.\ILIh:. w . ,l ~•m- Raullil . alunzu, ? ho:o „dk, groccric-, ltard- Rartll•. V.. a;cetir,n fôrenlan, . T Episcopal Church, frautc- Size, 45 % 50. Scats 35 1. Rev . John ar . w %~ e rnckcry,.lo. INcc card 1 It . I t Gunn, minister . Presbyterian Church, built in 1 859 , frame . Size, 95iC 59. Scats 350 . No settled minister. Episcopal Methodist Church, built in 185 6, frame. Sise, 40 y, 45. Scats, 500 . Rev . J. W . Yokam, pastor . CA MLACHIE sToRE 4) The Wesleyan 'Methodist congregation use the schoolhouse . Rev. J• PLl'1âI"I'üI`r . Hodgson, minister. ~wv.r.•rvw .~ w.~.,. tivw. w.... ALPILIBETIC .IL LIST OF PROFESSION S , TRADEtl, kC . ivinr daily citcn!4%c iultKU•tati i- n- of \ I•:11 GUt)IIS t., out. tit .,ck nt~ Arklin, Richard, tailor. HODI:NON, R1:V. J., 1Vesleyan Beaubier, Gregory, carpenter . Methodist. BLOO)I, ROBERT, carding an d HOOPER, FRANCIS, wagon DRY COODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY , cloth dressing. and carriage maker and black- tll~. .lt►1'-1T.1IlB ('LOTIIING, BOOTS & ~00E5, Sc., Cotter, 111I ., saddler . smith . Crawl, Jacob, farmer . Johnson, -, wagon maker . \ ! :~ i t•lu c m u{rt ( w ;-, :i the llr,^c tow•ny in Canali :l West, in (,ltl.vl r , All kinds ut' [arut l'ru dl:cc takcn in cxchange . Drener, Jas ., shoemaker . KhRBY, GEO . P ., post matiter . Elsworth . Chas., blacksmith . KERR, BERNARD S ., teacher . A. SUTHERLAND, Manager. GORDON, W . A. KIRBY, DUNCAN M ., saw mill GORDON & NELLIS, groceries prop . and medicines . Kerby, Squire, shoemaker . GUNNE, ROBERT, general Lamont, James, saddler and har- .~ B Lii,A Il l) L1t . merchant. ness maker . HERSON . JOHN, fanning mill McIntosh, Chas., farmer . maker and proprietor of th McIntosh, Henry, carpenter . A l'ust UfEcc ou the 63 .1, ., tu the towurhi p ut 1%1111- tou, 17'. . e Florence Exchange M orri son, Alexander, clerk wit h r•r . nlib• . fi .,rl Sat•liit . I ► l'\t' .\\ )1cBl';AN . tnl•r i•h :oH :iw lt o =ttua A HERSOv . MATTHIAS. Robt . Morrison . COUNTY OF LAMBTON GAZETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Morrison,Robt., general merchant. Thompeon, Richard, laborer. ïilorriti, 11'm., 31.1). Warwick, Jno•, blacksmith. POINT EDWARD. Nellis, J. A., of the firm of Gordon Webster, Jno., apprentice black- and Nellis. smith. (Sre .Sarnia.) Parkison, Edward, carriage maker Whitehouse,Geo.,DI.D.,& druggist ALPIIABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADER, s(`, Parnell, Gco., laborer. WILLIAMS, J. A., M.D. Best, T. McMillan, Jno., blacksmith. Rheingten, Gerhard, cabinet Wuswortb, Isaac, clerk with Robt. Bethune, D., freight supt. .5faines, Edward, grocery. maker. Gunne. BRODIE, P. B., station master. MAISONVILLE, O., Captain Shipley, Joseph, shoe maker. Young, Jno. A., general merchant. Castle, S., mechanic. ferry "St. Clair." Thompson, - , laborer. Davison, R. W., American Ex- M AT H h.SON, G. N., custom press agent. officer. DINGWALL, Dr. Muirhead, Mrs., boarding house. Dingwall, George, R.R. employee Patterson, David, watchman. AUGHRIM. Hancock, Wm., loco. supt. Phillips, Jno., policeman. Huckett, J. O., track inspector. Porter, Jno., day yardsman. A Post Village situated on lst Lot, lst Con., of'the township of Jameson, R., switchman. Primrose, F., freight clerk. Brooke, and distant from Sarnia nbout 35 miles. Mails received semi- LINDSAY, WM. E., assistant Rigney, B., mechanic. superintendent, G.T.R. weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays. John McKeune, postmaster. Riley, Robert, engiueer. Lowrie, Aiex., night yardsman. UNS11'ORTH, R., Capt. swing A1.1'11AnETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, AC. McAVOY, JNO., hotel keeper ferry " I luron." coroner, .1101STNUN(:, - teacher. McK}:UNE, JOHN, G.T. Hotel. 11'ake, W., night watchman. in common Craig, Saunurl. lawyer. commissioner MoMILLAV, JNO., G. T. R., Walton, R. Is., baggage master. 3lellenon, \1'm•, farmer. pleas, mill prop., and post- 1 cashier. WARD, W. D., r+teiuu boat agent. MURRAY, BERNARD, tailor. master. Wall, Thomas, farn►er. FROOMFIELD. MANDAUMIN. .,,,...... ,.... A post village in the township of Moore, and on the River St. Clair five miles from Sarnia. It was laid out situated partly in li^CiG by F. Talfoprd, Esq., A Post Village on the Sarnia branch of the G.W.R., The principal business of the place consists in supply ing steamboats in the townships of Sarnia and Plympton and distant from Sarnia, the with wood. It contains a steam saw mill. The village was county town, ten miles ; from London, forty seven. ALPHABSTICAL LIST OF TRADEB, S.C. and the post office was established in 1862. James laid out in 185G, Ambrose, Mrs. Major & Warwick, proprietors of Dunlop was the first postmaster. It contains one store, one shoe shop, BAXTER, ROBERT, farmer & I saw mill, [James & James.] cordwood merchant. one blacksmith ehop, one wagon shop. There isa Presbyterian church, 11i ilner, Joseph, plasterer. at a cost of $1200, with a capacity to seat 600. Rev. J. Bertrand Richard, farmer. Mason, Henry, labourer. built in 1958, Campbell, John, labourer. Oxley Mails daily from east and west. James Dunlop sawyer. W. Chestnut, pastor. Canada -- aailor. Pike, tEdward, sawyer. postmaster. Chauncey, Stephen, labourer. Read, Thos , engineer. David, Theophilus, carpenter. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TSADZB, S.C. Robb, James, labourer. Dennis, Joseph labourer. Stone, Wm., carpenter. Americ,an Ex- it, Isaae, aime shop. Chestnut, Rev. J. W., Presby- Dunlop, Robert, Talfer, John, merchant. press agent. Golliug Thos. stone mason. Warwick, Capt. James. terian. HARYÉR, DkING, eailor. Warwick, George, boot and shoe Jas., master mariner. Dunlop, James, postmaster -and Hayes, Leforge, Louis, fanner. WJohn, importer produce. general merchant. maker. Major, Floom, sailor. ^ h^ produce dealer. Grahaiu, George, blacksmith, Watson, Rev. T., Baptist. 132 CuI' VTl' OF i.AMBTfrN GA'LETTEER AND GENF.RAI. DIRECTORY.

A l'ost Village in the township of Brool•e, on the 21st Lot and Cth Con., and distant from Sarnia 36 miles. It contains a grist and saw will, two hotels, and it blacksmith shop. J. Brenner, postmaster.

ALI'IIABETI(`AL LIST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADES, aC. Brenner, Juo., mill prop. Stanley, -John, hotel keeper. A village in the township of Warwick, 25 miles from Sarnia, 37 from Brenner, Win., hotel keeper. Ferguson, Hugh, blacksmith. London, and seven from Watford station, on the Great Western Rail- way. The post-0ffioe was established in 1835 ; the name of the first post-master was Oscar Cleverly. The village contains four stores, two S011ZBRA. hotels, a steam grist mill, three blacksmith shops, one waggon shop, two shoe ehops, one tailor shop, one harness maker, one physician, three churches and a good school. Mails daily, received 11, a. in., and dis- A Post Village in the townâbip of Sombra and on the St. Clair river, patched 1.30. p. m. James M. Burns, post-master. directly opposite New Port, Michigan, with which it is connected by SCHOOL. ferry. It is distant from Sarnia 18 miles and from Windsor 44. It contains two general stores, two shoe shops, one wagon shop, one black- Warwick school, No. 15, Warwick township, average attendance, 51 ; Smith shop, one cabinet shop, and a tannery. It is an outpost of the number of boys attending school, 38; number of girls, 35; aggregate Port of'Sarnia and has a resident landing waiter, [Mr. James Cowan]. attendance, 1,116; Alexander Fraser, teacher. The fourth Division Court is held here ( Peter Cattanack, clerk). It also contains two churches, an Orange Lodge, and a Good Templars' UNITED TEMPERANCE BAND. organization. [OROANIZED 1860.] ALPIIAB6TICAL LIST OP PROFESSIONS, TRAM, &C. President, D. McCollom ; Secretary and Treasurer, Ale:. Fraser. Beattie, Robert, J.P. I Hughes, Henry, carpenter and Burnham, Morgan L., carpenter joiner. CIIURCHES. and joiner. Kerby Aaron Scabinet maker. Burnham, Samuel, seaman. McDaNALD IUGH MOORE, Episcopal Church, frame, built in 1845, seats 300, Rev. Joseph C. Cadot MrR. Sombra Ilouse. Uibson, minister. CATTANACII, PETER, P.M., McNames, S., Episcopal Metho- Wesleyan Methodist Church, built in 1861, of frame, seats 300, Thos. clerk of 4th division court, dist. Atkinson, minister. township treasurer. Millerl Joseph, carpenter and CLARK, JAMES C., general joiner. Roman Catholic Church, built of frame, in 1&59, seats 300, Rev. J. dealer in dry goods. \I owbray, Robertl farmer. Lynch, priest, officiates every month. Clark & Beevy, lumber merchants. O'Ryan and ;imttb, (P. & Au- COWAN, JAMES, landing waiter drew) general dealers, &c. Cornwall, John, seaman. Rabbarte, Thomas, carpenter. Cornwall, Nelson Sombra tann'ry Stover, Joseph laborer. L. U. L., No. 516, meets at the village of Warwick on the Tuesday ('rosbie, Philip, laborer. THE ('RO^1jN & 11NCHOR on or befm•e the full moon in each month. DAWSON, JAMES, J.P., lumber HOT EL, Samuel Whitley merchant. proprietor. OFFICLRS ►OR 1RIi:3. Donovan, James, lumber merchant Watson, Arthur 1\'., J.P. Dawson, Daniel, fanner. 11'hiteley, William, apple tree W. 'Master, James Meneray. 2nd do, Henry Karr. Farmer, Seymore, shoe shop. agent. Dep. John Bartley. 3rd di), William Karr. Folsum, Namuel, carpenter. Willistone, Rev. J., Wealeyan Secretary, Edwin Smith. Ith do, John A. Ludman. Forryth, John, gentleman. Methodist. Treasurer Robert Shannon. 5th do, William Bailey. Hart, Samuel, blacksmith. Zimmerman, -. waggonmaker. 1st coin., .>eol,n James Bartley. -C

134 COUNTY OF LAMBTON GA'LETTEER AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. 135

ALPHABETICAI. I.IST OF PROFESSIONS, TRADEy, &C. JUDICIARY OF TIIE COUNTY OF LAyBTON. ATKINSON, BEN'. THOMAS, '%Icllon. John, carpenter. W. M. minister. 1ir `ERl•:Y, JAS.. J. P.. com. in B. R. X. C. P., iasuer of CocarY CoeRT.-Presidrd over by a resideut Judge in each county -.Thcir Avery, Henry, labourer. jurisdiction extends to all personal actions where the debt or damages claimed marriage licenaes,conveyancer AUI.D, JNO., grocer and spirit do not exceed £50 ; and to all suits relating to debt, covenant, or contract, and merchant, dcc. [See card.] dealer. where the amount is ascertained by the acts of the parties, or signature of the de- Nye, Henry, miller. Bartley, John, labourer. fendant, to £100; and to all bail bonds and recognizances of bail given in the BRENT, WM., hotel keeper. Nye, .Jatnc,, miller. County Court, to any amount; but not to cases involving the title to lands, 1fUCERS, DAVID, proprietor Burns, James M., P. M. & mer- validity of wills, or actions for libel, slander, crim. con., or seduction. An chant. Warwick Hottl. appeal lies to either of the Superior Courts of Law. These Courts also lrossess (Jaughlin, Wm., labourer. Rogers, John, laborer. equity powers, to the amount of £50, subject to an appeal to the Court of Eavens, Benjamin, labourer. Said, Jeperine, plasterer. Chancery. Officers of Court.-Judge, Charles Rohinson ; Clerk, J. R. Gemmill, Shannon, Robert, carpenter. Gordon, Win., tailor. COURT or Qrearea Ssssioss.-For the trial of issues of fact, and the as- Hawkins, John, blacksmith. Stephenson. Thos., labourer. sessment of damages, on the second Tuesday in March, June, September, and Hawn, Philip, farnter. Utter, Jacob, merchant. and December, in each year. Charles Robinson, Chairman. Hay, Thos., blacksmith. WEIR. RICHARD, Ixls. at SuaaocATa COURT.-The jurisdiction of these Courts relates to all testamen- Kennard, Thos., carpenter. Warwick Hotel. tary matters and causes, and to the granting or revoking of probate of wills, Wilson, Jno. M., saddle & harness Luokhant, M'tn., shoemaker. and letters of administration of the effects of deceased persons having estate maker. McKenzie, Wm., carpenter. or effects in Upper Canada, and all matters arising out of or connected with Maccallum, Rev. D., Cong. mitt- Westley & Fallon, waggon makers the grant or revocation of probate or administration, subject to an appeal to ister. and blacksntithy. the Court of Chancery. The County Judges are also Judges of the Surrogate Mandern, Wnt., shoemaker. Courts. J. R. Gemmill, Registrar. Law Ctseetrs.-The Courts of the western Circuit are held in St. Thowxs. Sandwich, Sarnia,' Chatham, London and Goderich. Clerk ofAssiues, Deputy Clerk f the Crown, ex officio. Dtvtstoa COCRTB: FOr the summary disposal of cases by a Judge ; but a jury of five persons may be demanded in certain cases. Their jurisdiction ex- tends to actions of debt or contract amounting to £25.; injuries or torts to per- JAMES MENEREY, sonal chattels amounting to £IO ; but not to actions for gambling debts, liquors drunk in a tavern, or notes of band given therefor, ejectment, title to land, etc., or any toll, custom or franchide, will or settlement, malicious prosecution, libel, slander, crim. con., seduction, or breach of promise, or actions against a J.P., for anything done by him in the execution of his office, if he objects to it. COMMISSIONER IN B. R. AND C. P., Courts are held once in two months in each division, or oftener, at the discre- tion of the Judge.-The Divisions are established by the Courts of Quarter Sessions -Charles Robinson, Judge.

ISSUER or MARRIAGE I ICENSEs, CLERKS AND LIMITS OF DIVISION COURTS FOR THE COUNTY OF ► LAMBTON. lot. Comprising the whde of the town and township of Sarnia and the first six concessions of the township of Plympton. Clerk, Thos. K. Forsyth, Sarnia. CONVEYANCER, ETC., 2nd. Comprising the whole of the township of Warwick, and the eighth to the fourteenth concessions, both inclusive, of the township of Brooke. Clerk, Jas. F. Elliott, Warwick. Warwick, - - - - - Canada Wetet. 3rd. Comprising the whole of the townships of Dawn and Euphemia, and v

AND GENERAL DI RECTOR Y 137 136 COUNTY OF LAMBTON GAZETTEER J. Dawson, Sombre. John Smith, inclusive, of the township of Brooke. Wanstead. the first to the seventh concessions, both Stephen Cornell, Arkona. Wm. Armstrong, Sutherland. Clerk, William Webster, Florence. David Nisbet, Mandauwin. Joseph Binale, Moore. Henry Maweamy, Florence. 4th. Comprising the whole of the township of Sombre. Clerk, Peter Cate- Dougald Sinclair, Napier. Arthur W. Watson, Sombra. W. McCallum, Vt'idder. nach, Sombre, Alexander Davidson, Arkona. 5tb. Comprising the time northern concessions of the township of PIYmP- 1 ton and the sixteenth and seventeenth concessions, and the Late Shore roads, CMS'S' OF TUS COMITY OF Lugar«. K. 63 tu 83 inclusive of the township of Bosanquet. Clerk, Thos. R. from lots Lionel H. Johnston, Wallaceburg P.O. Thos. W. Rotherell, Wisbeech Scott, Hillsborough. Job. McKeune, Aughrim. T. F. Eastman, Arkona. of the Oth. Comprising the first to the fifteenth concession, both inclusive, Wm. Morris, Newberry. Joseph Mothersell, Arkona. and eighteenth and nineteenth concessions, and the Stewart Johnston, Moore. Thos. R. K. Scott, Hillsboro' township of llosanquet, Jas. F. Baby, Moore. west, of the said township of Bosanquet, from Alfred Nash, Warwick. Lake Shore road, east and A. W. Gamble, M. D., Moore. Wylde, Widder. Archibald Young, Sarnia. Lot 1 to Lot 62, all of the said lots inclusive. Clerk, James Alfred P. Toulmin, Sombre. Robert C. McMullen, Semis. John 7 th. Comprising the township of Moore. Clerk, \Vm. McPherson, Moore. Bury, Sombre. Tho. W. Johnston, Sarnia. (iii •.jno. Smith, Wanstead. 8th. Comprising the township of Enniskillen. Clerk, Geo. Adamson, Henry Shoebothatn, M.D., Sarnia. Jno. Anderson, Wanstead. Jas. Chalmers, 51andaumin. Springs. Hugh Johnston, Moore. COUNTY AND JUDICIAL OFFICERS OF TliE COUNTY OF LAMBTON. TARIFF OF FEES ALLOWED CONSTABLES. Sheriff, James Flintotf; Judge, Charles Robinson ; Registrar, Henry Glass ; Tariff of fees to be taken by County Constables, established by the Judges, Clerk of the Peace, P. T. Poussett ; County Clerk, Alfred Fisher ; Clerk of under and by virtue of 8 Vic., chap. 30, Con. Statutes, C.C., Gemmill ; County Attorney, Frederick Davis ; Regis- chap. 119, p. County Court, .1. R. 9 71. This does not include costs of levying distresses for small rents and ; Wax- trar of Surrogate Court, J. R. Gemmill ; Treasurer, Alexander Vidal penalties, which are settled by Statute 1 Vie., chap. 16, Con. Statutes, U.C., den, Robert Rae ; Auditors, George W. Thomas, and David Buchannan. chap. 123, p. 982. Arrest of each individual upon a Warrant, (to be paid out of the public LIST OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. funds or by the party, according to the nature of the case,) ...... $1 00 Serving Summons or Subpoena, (to be paid out of the public funds, or James Copeland, Sarnia P. O. Martin Kelly, Wyoming. by the party, .... 0 25 Francis Blakie, Sarnia, P. 0. Benjamin Barry, Widder Station. Mileage in going to serve Summons, Subpoena or Warrant, per tuile, (to be paid Neil Eastman, Arkona. James Menerv, Warwick. out of the public funds, or hy the party, as the case may be,) 0 10 Attending Assizes Timothy Gleeson, Sarnia. William Donnelly, Kertch. or Sessions, per day 1 00 Michael Murphy, Ossian. Petcr McGregor, (han. Attending any Justice on trials under the Summary Punishment Acts, Wanstead. or on the Alex. H. Wallace, Wisheach. D. S. Robertson, examination of prisoners charged with any crime, for each Jas. F. Elliot, Warwick. M. Johnston, Watford. day necessarily employed, • • 1 00 Mileage in Carrick, Oban. Alexander McGregor, Watford. going to serve Summonses or NVarrent, where the service Win. has not been effected, Edwin Sudweeks, Napier. Geo. Hart, Hillsboro'. due diligence having been used, (to be paid ont of the public funds, or Geo. Crossby, Forest. Geo Brown, Wyoming. by the party, as the case may be,) . 0 10 David DOS3IC, Sarnia. Taking prisoners to Gaol, per mile, exclusive of disbursements neces- I Thos. Houston, Errol. sarily expended in their John Casey, Errol. John Jackson, Sarnia. conveyanee, (to be paid out of the public George Ramsay, Wilkesport. funds, or by the party, as the case may he.) 0 07 James Oxenham, Kertch. summoning Sylvan. Peter Graham, Warwick. Jury for Coroner's Inquest, (public funds,) 2 00 Edward M. Proctor, Attending Inquest, for Wm. Anderson, Sarnia. Duncan Campbell, Warwick. each day other than the first, (du.) 1 00 F.O. John Galloway, Birkhall. Serving notice of appointment of Constables, when personally served, Robert Beattie, Baby's Point, (public funds,) Thos. Saunders, Watford. Hugh Stevenson, Forest. .. 0 50 George Shirley, Watford. Levying upon Distress Warrant, and returning the ame, when charge Simpson Shepherd, Warwick. not provided by law, (by party), Sarnia. Sylvanus Cornell, Widder. .. 1 00 Alfred Fisher, Advertising and selling under James Thornton, Corunna. P. McGlashan, Cortinna. Distfess Warrant, when charge not pro- A. R. McGregor, Wilkesport. vided by law, (by party),...... 1 00 James McKurdie, Arkona. Travelling to make Distress, Florence. Lewis McBeast, Birkhall. or to search for Goods to make Distress James T. Webster, when no goods are found, per mile—where John Madden, Moore. Allen, Kennedy, Golden Creek. charge is not otherwise Geo. Harrower, Watford. provided hy law, (payable by County or party), 0 07 John Waddell, Sarnia. N.B.—No charge for assistance wiil John R. Gemmill, Sarnia. John Sinclair, Aughrim. be allowed to any Constable, unless Wns. Symington, Errol. accompanied with a certi fi cate from the Magistrate that such assistance was Robert Sym, Sarnia. absolutely necessary. Joshua Payne, Corunna. Jno. D. Eccles, Warwick. Geo. B. Johnston, Moore. W. F. Thompson, Oil Springs. 138 COUNTY OF LAMBTON GAZP:TEER AND GENERAL DIRECTORY. 131)

LIST OF CONSTABLES SOMBRA.-Reeve, A. P. Toulmin. Councilmen, John D. McDonald, - Of the County of Lambton, revised up to March Sessions, 1863, omitting the Grant, - McGregor, - Beattie. Treasurer, Peter Callanach ; Clerk Win, Patterson. names of those Constable- who have claimed exemption from length of service, and including all Constables added since the March Session of SAaxIA -Reeve, Thos. Bulman. Councilmen, R. Menzies, S. Cole ; J. Waddell, Major Anderson. Treasurer, E. Watson. 1861. TtLTON' HowASn, High Constable. WAawtca.-Reeve, Robert Campbell, Councilmen, - Kersey, - Graham, - Eccles. Geo. Smith, Treasurer. TowseHtP or BosAnQCST -Arkona, P.O.-Uttiah Britton, Joel Eastman, Clerk, James Menerey. ExxlsatsLax.-Reeve, Win. Harrison. Councillors, Albert Clark, John Eastman, William H. Jackson. Widder Station - John Dallas. Nordale cmith, W. Montgomery, G. S. McPherson. Treasurer, Robert Dawson ; clerk, Widder P.O.-Charles Megg, J:)hn Allen, Joseph Truan, John H. Cornell, W. Brickhan. George Trimbel, Thomas Mason, Alexander Howye, John Mitchell, James D. Forest P.0 - DAwx -Reeve, C. McDonald. Councillors, E. Amsden, Win. Boylan, J. Morgan. Golden Creek P.O.- William Roy, Jonathan Linsay. Cook, Obadiah Hubbard. Clerk, H. Paddick. William Bradley, James Bailey, Thomas Martin. H17lsboro' ('alvin Martin, Moots.-Reeve, Robt. Fleck. Councillors, J. B. Johnston, J. F. Baby, - P.O.-Thomas Kindall, Mark Wellington, Thomas 8ymington, Jr. Needham, C. S. Duncan. TowssuIP or Baoosa-Watford P.O.-James Slaterq William Ellis, Isaiah Clerk, Alex. Sinclair; Treasurer, W. McPherson. Saundere Geo. Finch, William J. Marshall, John' Short, Dan'1 McAlpine. LAraTon Aughrim P.O.-Richard Dawson, James Hands. AatccccrcaAL Soctsrv-President, Win. Cole, farnia; let Vice- TowNsu[r or ENNIanILLan.-l':nniH P.O.-Robert Montgomery, William President, G. S. McPherson, Enniskillen; 2nd Vice-President, Robert Jardine, Dennis, sen -Ossian P.O.-David Brichan, Alexander Ingram, jun., Henry Plympton; Treasurer, Archibald Young; Secretary, James Dunlop. Wheeler. Oil Springs P.O.-John T. McKay, George H. Lee, John Savage. TowrenlP or EcrutrtA.-Florepce P.O.-Richard D. Ackland, James Price, John Scott, William Shepherd, Arthur Bobier, Duncan M. Kerby, Matthew CLERGY OF THE COUNTY OF LAMBTON. Thompson, Win. D. Webster. Aogbrim P.O.-William Barr. CHURCH OF ENGLAND. Towrsalr or DAwx.--John R. Boylan, Solomon Huff, Samuel Hall. TowxsHIP or Mooas.-Corunna P.O.-Hagh McLaren, John Chislett, Peter DloOast or ncaoY. Right Lapier, Joseph Simpson. Moore P.O.-David Cronkhite, Joseph Whitsett, Rev. B. Cronyn, D.D., Bishop. R. Flood, A.M. John Coulter. Birkhall P.O.-Robert Brown, John Mackenzie. Sarnia P.O.- Ven. C. 0. Brough, A.M., Archd, M. Boomer, L L.D. Isaac Impett. London. Towr or SAaNIA.-William G. Ilarkness, Samuel Hitchcock, Dyer Howard, Ven. J. Helmutb, D.D., Archdeacon, COC'NTY Or LAn1TOlf. Richard Eliison, David W. Finch, James McKelvie, James Stewart, James Huron. D. Armstrong, Moore. Holden, William 11cF.lheron, James Foulde, Arthur Delmage, Jas. Symington, aIaeor's cearLAlxs. J. B. Baker, Wyoming. Alex. Symington. Ven. 0. C. Brough, A.M. J. C. Gibson, B. A., Rector, Warwick. TowNeHir or SAavIA.-Sarnia P. O.-Daniel Evtland, Abraham Slocum, J. Walker Marsh, M.A. J. G. R. Salter, M. A., R. D., Sarnia. James Beattie, Thomas Kinsley, Benjamin Slaight, Robert Miller, Thomas E. L. Elwood, A.M. J. Ounne, Florence. Brown, Andrew Hamilton, Walter Wake, William M. Simpson. Mandaumin ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. P.O-John Bird, jun. TowxiHlP or PLV>{fTON.-Kertch P.().-S. A. Jones. Wyoming P.O.-Wm. DIOCUB Or SANDWICH. Minielly, Samuel P. Fowler. H anstead P.O.-Archibald Anderson. Oban Rt. Rev. P. A. Pineonault, D. D., Rev. Joseph Bayard, Secretary. P.O.-James Carr. Mandaumin P.O.-Thomas Donald. Errol P.O.-Benja- Bishop. Rev. A. Villeneuve, Assistant. min Schram, Alvah Trusler, William Robertson. Very Rev. J. M. Bruyere, Vicar-Gen. B. Boubat, Corunna. Towsseir or SonssA.-Sombra P.O.-Samuel Hart. B^Ms Point P.O.- Rev. P. Ardrieux, Chaplain. - Carwin, Sarnia. John D. McDonald, Win. Dennis Adams, Sidney F. Cook. Wilkeaport P.O.- Rev. J. Gerard, Rector. Peter Cullen, Henry Brown, James Robertson, Henry J. Meyers. CANADA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Tow%eutP OF WAawlce.-Warwick P.O.-Chas. Smith, James Bailey, Next meeting Watford P.O.-John Williams. of Synod in the City of Toronto, Cooke's Church, on the 7nd Richard Evans, Maurice Falone, Geo. Smith. Tuesday In June, 1864, at 7 p.m. Wisbeach, P.O.-Samuel Howden. P. T. POUSSETT, C. of P. orrtasae or aYNOD, 1863-4. Sarnia, April 21, 1863. Rev. J. Dick, Richmond Hill, Moderator. Rev. W. Reid, A.M., Toronto, and Rev. W. Fraser, Bond Head, Joint Clerks of Synod. MUNICIPAL OFFICERS. OLaa[a Or PaasaTTStlas. Councilmen, John Anderson, John Hill, PLVrrrox-Reeve, David Nesbet. Montreal, Rev. A. F. Kemp. Hamilton, Rev. J. Porteous. R. Sardini, W. Maxwell. Treasurer, Geo. Whiting ; Clerk, Thos. Houston. Ottawa, if S. C. Fraser. Paris, Councilmen, S. Camel, D. Bertrand, It John Gillespie. BosANQCST.-Reeve, Robert Rae. Brockville, " J. K. Smith. London, n D. Walker. Jacob Kennedy, A. Rawlings. Clerk, T. F. Eastman. Kingston, " Patrick Gray. Huron, u Councilmen, J. McKeune, N. McLean, D. A. D. McDonald. Btooss-Reeve, E. Bowlby. Cobourg, " Jaa. Bowie. Stratford, Clerk, Geo. Shirley. Win. Doak. Downie, Win. Nelson. Treasurer, J. W. Braner. Ontario, " R. Monteath. Grey, Councilmen, Oliver Bilton, Richard ^ Win. Park. EoPnsInA.-Recve, Jas. McCready. Toronto, " W. Gregg, A.M. Sarnia, D. Clerk, Win. Armstrong. Walker. Wilson, Alexander McAlpine, Edward Burgess. Guelph, Jaa. Middlemiss. Widder, P. Goodfellow.

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WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH IN CANADA. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF CANADA.

(lev. AnFou Green, D. D., President. John Doel, Florence. HoN. Utile JOSEPH TESSIER, SPEAKER, 9URBEC. 'Lev. John Carroll, Co-Delegate. Abel Edwards, Mooretown. !lev. James Spencer, M. A , Secretary. John Hodgson, Florence. LIFE LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLORS. ltev. Enoch Wood, D. D., genertl Andrew Smith, Sarnia. N ARES AND P. 0. ADDRE85. James Thompson, Oil Springs. NARRAS AND P. 0. •nuarss. superiutendent of missions. John Hamilton. .. Hun. Frederick À Quesnel Montreal. Robert H. Waddel, Florence " Adam Ferri(' •Hamilton. " G. S. DeBeaujeu Thos. Atkinson, Warwick. " . . Coteau_ du Lac . Philip 11. Moore Phillipsburgh. John Ross Toronto Thom. Calbert, Mooretown. Oeurite J. Goodhue London. " " Samuel Mills Hamilton. James Morris Brockville. toute Panet Quebec METHODIST EPISCOPAI CIIURCH IN CANADA. " James Gordon Toronto. Sir Narcisse Belleau.... " 46 •• •Quebee. James Ferrier Montreal. Charles Wilson .Montreal. Conferences, and one General Conference. The latter is " Ituderick Matheson 66 Has three Annual Perth. Benjamin Seymour -Port --- Hope. Quadrennial ; its next session to be held in May, 1866. " George S. Boulton. Cobotux. 66 David M. Armstrong Sorel The Annual Conferences ace called " Niagara," Ontario," and " Bay ot " Sir E. 1'. Tache ..MontmagnY. Ebenezer l'erry.... Cobourg. " James Leslie Montreal. 64 Walter H. Dickson Quinte.' Niagara BIAROPS, OR ORNERAL SUPERINTENDINTS. ELECTIVE LEGISLATIVF.COUNCILLORS. C. W. DIVISIONS. Rev. Philander Smith, D. D., Brook- J. D. Davis, Arkona. MAX. P. O. AlIDRESM. G. Hartley, Widder. Bathurst Hon. James Shaw lyn. Brook Smith's Rev. James Richardson, D. D., York- J. W. Yokam, Florence. " A. J. F. BleJr .Guelph Burlington " !Lamantin Smith Ancaster ville. Cati:seul " Alex. Campbell Eastern Kingston PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH IN CANADA. " Thot. Bennett... •• Athol Erie " David Christie.. .Brantford The Conference to be held in Brampton, April 16, 1864. Gore " Geo. Alexander. Woodstock Home " James C. Aikinz .Richview President, Bow- Rev. J. Davison, Miss. Sec., and Edi- King " Rev. John Nattrass, David Humer. — Markhain tor of the " Christian Journal." Malahide " E. Leonord London manville. Midland " Wm. McMaster.. T. Crompton, Sec., Victoria-Sq. Toronto. Newcastle Toronto Rev. T. Auger and C. Roffe, Widder. " Asa A. Burnham Cobourg Robert Walker, Esq., Treas., Toronto. Niagara " James G. Cumin St. Catharines " John Simpson •Bowmanville CONGREGATIONAL DENOMINATION. uinte " Robert Riad Belleville Rideau " James' Skead Ottawa will hold its next meeting at Brant- Saugeen " John MeMurrich. Toronto The Cotigregational Union of Canada St. Clair ' • 1864, at 4, p. m. " Mex. Vidal Sarnia ford, C. W., on Wednesday, 9th June, St Lawrenee " 1.= Crawfo rd• Brockville OFFICIIRS or THE UNION. Tecumseth 3 McDonald •. Toronto Thomise " Oliver Blake Wm. Hay, Chairman, Scotland, C. W. I Thomas Lightbody, Sarnia. Trent... Waterford D. McCallum, Warwick. " Bille Flint Belleville J. Wood, Sec.-Treas., Brantford,C. W. Western " Walter MeCrea Chatham- York " George W. Atlan BAPTIST IMINISTERS IN THE COUNTY OF LAMBTON Toronto James Fenton, Arkona. N. Westorer, Widder. ELECTIVE LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLORS, C. Truesdell, Warwick. J. Williams, Arkona. J. M. DIVISIONS. NANAS. G. Watscn, Sarnia. P. O. ADDRICSS. Alma Hou. Joseph F. Armand Riviere-des- Prairies SCFIOOL SUPERINTENDENTS. Bedford " A. B. Farter Fris«_ _ Villatps De la Duranta Francois Lemieux Qu Goodfellow. Plympton, Rev. Mr. Philips. 411 ,bee Bosanquet, Rev. P. De la Valliere J. Ble. Proulx.. Niookst Brooke, Dr. Henderson. Sarnia Township, James Dunlop, Esq De Lanaudier L. A. Oliver Berthier Sombra, Wm. Patterson, Esq. De Lorimiere J. 0. Bureau ... Dawn, Ree. John Gunne. 44 St. Remi De Salaberry Louis Renaud Montreal John Gonfle. Warwick, Rev. D. McCallum 44 Euphemia, Rev. Grandville Lue Lt de St. Just Riviere-Ouelle--- Moore, Rev. C. McKelvey. Gulf 66 Chic J. Tessier Quebec Inkerman John Hamilton awkesburyIl Kennebec dé Chas. Cormier ....Plessisville. Somer La Salle A. J Duchesnay ....St. Catharines, Foe Laurentides M. P. de 8. Laterriere Eboulements Lauzun 64 K. H. J. Dueliesnay Ste. Marie. N. Beauce Mill Isle,, 4.4 Edourd Masson. Terreboune Montarville Louis Lacoste. Bouchervilie Repentigny P. U. Arehambault L'Assomption Rigaud 64 E. Prudhomme, jr.. Tanner Rougemont L. A. Dessaulles Mffltreal Saurel 611 J. B. Guevremont Sorel Shawenegan Charles Malhiot Pointe-du-Lac 8todacona. 66 Francois Bab.. •• • guide. Victoria. . ..Tbomu Ryan. Montreal Wellington .. John S. Sanborn. Sherbrooke

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cashier r lla8Trretrafita. PICITIIANTNT OFFICF:StS.—J.F. Taylor, clerk of the liouse. muter in Chancery, afro NAXES. P. deputy clerk and clerk iosistant, inaster in Chancery, 0. ADDielle and accountant ; Robert LeMoine, ami elerk assistant, muter Laprairie Alfred Pinsunneault, and cbief French Translater; Fenninee Taylor. deputy elerk L'Assomptera Magnai in chancery, and chief °the° clerk ; J. E. Doucet, udditional clerk assistant. additional Laval Louis A rch iin !rani t L'AaeompSon French Transistor, and clerk of private ; W. A. Maingy. additional elerk assistant Leeds Jr ..Joeeph II. Belleruee St. Vincent de Paul R. O. Belleau. clerk of French Gren., N. R ...Franeia Jones and 2nd office clerk : J Adannieu. clerk of English journals ; Leeds, S. R Kemptville Bouclier. additions' French translater and clerk of committees; A. Garneau, Lennox .Albert N. Richarde Bruckville journals; A.A. accountant ; Neil W. MeLean, Eng- Ac Addington. ..Richard J. Cartwright additional French transistor : C. W. Taylor, assistant E. L. bionti- Levis .Jueeph 0. Kingeton W. Agar Adameon. D. C. L.. chaplain and librarian : Lincoln Blanchet. Levi!,Lavis lish writing clerk Rev. English traludatur;) Rene Kimber, gentleman usher McGiverin. sambert, A. M., law elerk. (acting as E. Botterell, dour-keeper ; M. L'Islet .Louis B. Caron St. Catharines of the Black Kid; Oliver Vallerand. ski:Izoard-st-Arme; London, City. Quebee and house-keeper ; Samuel Skinner, assistant houee-keeper and Lutbiniere lion John Carling Keating, chief messenger for hegislative Coluseil ; J. Pageau. post Jieuri ti. July London messetiger ; L. J. Caaault, mestionger to library Maskinonge .Muise timide Quebre J. B. Myrand, mensenger Peter Kattey. inessenger : Antoine Laehauce, Meganne kir. de Loup (en b.) office inemenger J. lianleY, ; P. Dunn, P. Maddigan, Oreer, S. Fraser, N. Boulet, Sessional •Adeorire Irvine J. DehertY. Middleeex, E. R •Crewell Wilson Quebeo mesaengers ; A Douaire and C. Young. Pages. Middlesex, W. R. . Arra the Honourable the Legislative Council of the Province of Canada. in Missisquoi Thug. Seateherd. ADDRILSS. —Tu James O'lleilluran London Parliament assembled. Montcalm Cowaneville The Petition of Montmaguy Jueeph Durresne „,,, St. Alexis That, azc. Joeeph 0. Beaubien Place and date.] Humbly sheweth, Montmorency Montniany Montres', East lion. Jeet•ph Cauohon _ Vache, lion. G. E. Cartier ontreal, Centre llon..1. Minitreal LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF CANADA. Montreal. West ROM Montreal Thoe. Napierville Sixte C. dit La Reine. Quebee Niagara, Town ...... John Lacolle WALLealoo F., Speaker. John ..... 0031. Lewis Nioolet ..... Niagara e. 0. AnnaltIlik Norfolk Joseph Gaudet CONSTITURNCIFe. NIXES. Gentilly i Agnan 1Valsh . • • ...... Simeoe Abbott Northumberland, E. it ..... .1. L. Biner Argenteuil lin. J. J. C. Northinnberland, 1V. R.... • • . Murray lion. M. Lafraniboise —Si. Hyacinthe ne, V James Coek boni ...... Bigot Quebec lien. Win. Cobourg Henri E. Taschereau Ontario, S. R ..... Toronto Beauce Paul Denis Montreal lion. Oliver Mowat Beanharnots Quebee Ottawa, City •-Joseph M. Cerner .... Toronto Bellechose. Ed. Remillard Ottawa. Conuty Ottawa Anselme H. Paquet. St. Cuthbert _Alonso Wright .. . ...... Berthier New Carlisle Oxford. N. R Hope F. 3Iclienzie Hull Bonaventure Theudore Robitaille Oxford, S. R.. .. • • • !" sarnis ...... John Young ...... Brantford 'lun. George ...... Toront Brant, E. R..... • • • Brantford Peel ...... ...... ilon. J. o W. .Edmund B. Wuod Perth Il. Carneron Toronto Brant, R F. II. Chambers Brook villa itobert Macfarlane ...... Brookville, Town Knowlton Peterborough erro tford Christopher launkin . Pontiac Wilson S. Conter Peterborough Brome Win. F. Powell Ottawa JohnJ000 Teinture Carleton Boucherville Portneuf Chiellester C B. de Boucherville. Prose,* .Jean T. Brougnau Quebec Chamblv John Jones Ruas St. Anne la Perade Th Iligrantion Champlain Baie St. Paul Prince Edward ...... %Volter Rom Ilawkesbury Charlevois Adolphe Guenon uebec, East Pirton ...lion. L. H. 1101ton ... • . ...Montreal Pierre G. Huet ChateanguaY ...... Chicoutimi iuebec, Centre • ...... • • • .. ..lion. 1. Thibaudeau uebee . David E. Prie° uebec, 1Veet luebec Chioout ét Sagnen John Henry Pope ..Cooltahire E. Tris lien. Charles Allayn Compton (,ornw ali •u ebee, County ...... uebee . lion. J. S. Macdonald _ lion. F. Itvariturel Quebec Cornwall, Town Quebee mfrew ...... Itebert Meintare Dorchester limiter L. Langevin• • Richmond di Wolfe Renfrew J B. E. Dorion L'Avenier . w lu. II. 1Vebb. Druni'd 1 Arthab uois Richelieu Joseph Perrault. '1Ielbourne John Sylvester Rein Ritnouski M■mtreal Dundss John lahuter Smith lPoir:niera) Botes, sylvain Durham, E. R Newcastle Rouvillo JueraI F. Poulin Rimouski Henry Muni". Russell .... Marieville Durham. W. R Leonidas Burwell Port Buterait Robert Bell Elin, E. R .St. Thomas Saint Hyacinthe Itene Raymond Ottawa It .John Seuble. Saint John's St. Hyacinthe Elgin, W. Arthur Rankin• Francou Bourassa Essex Kingston Saint Maurice Montreal Wm. Ferguson.. Charles Lame Yamachiche Frontenac Gaspe Basin ShetTord lion. L. S. !fontine-Mn.. (Jaspe John LeBoutiller Sherbrooke. Town Shefford Donald A. Macdonald Alexandna lion. Alex. T. (lait Sherbrooke Orangers, Montreal Simeue, N. R Tho«. 1). MeConkeY Grenville, 8. R Walter Shanla.• • ... Simooe, S. R ...... Thomas R. Fergueson Barrie George Jackaon• .. • • • Bentinck Cookstown Grey Indiana Soulanges Win. Duckett Haldimand David Thompeon Stanstead Coteau Landing John White Milton Albert Knight Stansteral /laiton Hamilton Stormont ... Samuel A tilt Hamilton Isaac Buchanan Temiscouata ...... Aulteville Thom. C. Wallbridge.•.. Beliecille John Bte. Pouliot Riv. du Loup Mn b.) 'Janine)+, N. R ... •BelleviLle Terrebonne . 1.. L. Viger Hastings, S. R Hon. L. Wallbridee.••• Three Rivera. Montreal lion. A. A. Dorien Montreal Cd.), lion. .1. E Turcotte...... Three Rivers Hoebeirlfs .. ...... Huntingdon Tomnto. East John Macilonald.... lierai on Robert B. Somrnerville Torento, Vest Toronto James Dickson . Eranondville Alex. M. Smith ...... • • • • ...... Toronto Huron Bruce Iberville Two Mounteins Jean II. Daoust lberrille t'ex. Dufresne Vaudreuil St.. Eustache Frimeras Z. Tasse ...... • 3t. Laurent .A. C. de L. Ilarwood...... 0audreuil Jacques Cartier St. Elizabeth. Vercheres...... Felix Geoffrion. H. C. dit lirandchamp. Victoria ..Vercheres Joliette Jean Chas. Chapais.... St- Denis (en bar) .lames W. Duntiford...... • ...... Kamouraaka Chatham Waterloo, N. R ...... Boum E. Bowimm...... Lindsa.v Kent Archibald McKellar.. Waterloo, S. R ...... St. Jaeobe Hon. J. A. Macdonald. rames Cowan • . ..Galt Kingraon, City Welland Thomas C. Street • • • Laaabton Alex. Mackenzie Wellington, N. R Thomas, B. Parker Chiqpawa . Robert Bell Carie - ...Guelph lailark, N. R Wellington, 6. R. David Stirton Lasa*. 8. R Alex. Morris 144 C. OF L. G. it GENERAL DIRECTORY.

COMITITUENCAB. NAMYS. • F. O. ADDIO.88. WentwYeth, N. R William Notman . .Dundas Wentworth, S. R Jueeph Itymal ..•...... ...... Barton Yaniaaka • • NIerise Fortier Bt. David, C. E York. N. R ...James P. Wells King York. E. R limos Wright Richmond 11111 York, W. ...... lion. W. P. Howland Toronto PLIOILNENT OP/lei:RM.—Chief Department—W. B. Lindsay. jr., chief clerk : George Muir and Alfred Patrick. deputy clerks. clerks assistant, and commissioners for admini- stering oaths to members. Law Clerk's Department—IL W. Wicketeed, Q. C.. elerk ; Frank Badgley. li. C. L.. and Eue. P. Dorion. assistant clerks. AticountanCe Department- Thee. Vault. accountant: J. Stansfeld. modstant accountant and book -keeper. Department of Routine and Records—Win. Spink, routine and record clerk ; Farquhar MarOillivray. assistant do. General Departmer.;.- Win. P. Patrick. 'bief office clerk : IL Hartney. as- sistant office clerk and elerk to printing conunitt.q. Henry B. Stuart. English writing clerk E. Denechand. French wri • elerk ; A. G. D. Taylor. The...lute Blais, 11. R. Smith. O. C. Lacherndicre, II. Lindsay, J. S. Sloane, Paul E. Smith, John Norman. junior clerks.— committee Deplutment—Alfred Patrick, chief elerk of oontroverted elections : J. P. Lem> bon. find accotant; F. X. Blanche, second do. l'rivate Bill Department- Alfred Todd , clerk of votes. and chief clerk rj private bills ; T. Patrick, clerk of railway , public accounts et WI banking committee ; Hermann Poetter, assistant clerk of votes. Translators' Depart- ment—Eugene P. Dorion, chief French translator : W. Fanning. French translators of the iournale and votes of proceedings : T. G Counadles. aiesintant French translator: J. F. Gingraa, Jus. Royal. A. Mondelet. Emm. Blain, assistant do.; F. Bautgley. chief English translator; W. Wilson, F'. Hayes, Win. Wilson, jr... lie,.. Macaulay. aasinant English translators. Journal Department—W. /1. LeMoine, French jounial clerk : Pierre Rivet. assistant do.; Win. B. Rose, English journal clerk : Henry J. McCarthy, assistant do.-- Librauy Department—Alpheus Todd, librarian; A. (1. Lajoie, assistant do.: A. Laperriere, clerk. Speaker's Secretary—Geo. H. Macaulay. Sergeant- al -arrns Department—Donald W. Macdonell. Sergeant-at-arms; W. C. Barrage , deputy do. It. Defrics. postmaater Job. Blais. assistant do- John O'Connor, doorkeeper Robert Bailie, assistant do.; A. L. Cardi- nal, chief nifflienger; M. McCarthy, assistant do.: O. Vincent. messenger of library; J. Le. monde, E. Pelletier, Wui. Graham, James Hoy, Edward Stacy, Joseph Asselin. Edward Storr, messengers. ADDREAR.—To the Honourable the Legislati.e Asseuably of Canada, in Provincial Par - liament assembled. The Petition of — Humbly sbeweth. That, bc. M'herefore your Petitioners humbly pray, be. (Phay and (fang igr N. Petition to the Legislative Assembly will be received unless there bi. three genuine signatures on the sheet of paler or pauehtnent on which the conclusion of the Pt' tition is written or printed.

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