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IN THE
TUE TIMAS JUNE 6, 1878
WALL
PAPER
3DEP ► TNET TT,
TO IlATB ,NO SUCCESSFUL RIVAL.
J. G IGG,
EXETER
BOOESELLER,
ONU ft1M.
LOCAL NWS. ._.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1878.
A. xt.-,lir♦s o £ s tt 1 d
4h• Ir c ese er -ft yester ay
mornieg for the Londou races.
New and st;; Yasin Millinery at Samwell t
1'iekat.. E.
n Tuesday morning
BEY. J. W. Relines left o
for. Lo Ili: u, to attend the 0. 4. Conference
to be hill in that town.
till. CT. 1 emp is a er.t for the Alen Line.
Tae tte at le'r wee.
Bev. 3. F. I):c.: peeaehetl in the B. C church
iu Clinton on the •tleeh tilt., and Bev. Mr. Cont,
Lice open;'sell the pulpit in the Exeter B. 0.
hltrclt.
Dkrttritent Laho eti•ry for Perfumes..
(i ver.Lrsa.---Tt:.' e.nrtr tct for gravelling
the Irs.='t,•r streets has Leen lot, and a portion
of the Mein, Street luta received a heavy *oat of
acreeuc i eravei.
New Well Papers very cheap at Samisen di
Pickard'e.
PA'sEr. Trsm ren.—Protecilon the rioted
race Nurse 1 h I by Mfr. Win. Hawkshaw, of
Blyth, passel through Exeter yesterday e
route for L.tr: len. !where he will compete at the
race;.
Tug: best t lattice anti foreign wine for medicni
purposes. at t: sire •'s.
Roente,s. 3t ie :.hotted thathouse breakers
are !retitle; areiutlt1 Exeter North, and that
an attempt was male a few nights ago to enter
the suouse ef one of tit, residents,
Tux E,eun•.,'- '•5°tipltar"leery" for Tem. Cof-
fee, tiatce•a, Stiget. ,Se.
LOS'. --lir. W. t rletia, who forme.dy
ed in L•;star tint now regales at St. Thomas.
lost con-iderable clntbirt wide) was on board
the "Sattliuisu" when it was burned a short
tune 40.
EXEras R.tc;'e.--sisters have been issued
annuuueiut the fou: tit annual meeting of the
Exeter Dtiwing fart aeitteiatian to be hell! en
Theist of July. when S1,0D0 will be given in
prizes. For Itai tle:I ting see posters,
Dounoo:t Laboratory for hair, ()loth and
Nail Brushes.
Tur. Physieiane are anticipating a bountiful
harvest now that the apples are shaped, and
the green cherries are being devoured by the
youngsters who play trntut at this season of
the year.
Fuer RAcn.--A foot race is to takeplace on
tha Exeter race conger, next Saturday after-
noon, tho co:tte-earn:3 being B. Conelly. of
(.seat! /loud, and Wm. L'alkwill, of this burg.
The wager is ten dollars' a side.
Cene n o's ale and porter in w rod and bottle,
at Car I d's, i titer.
Hrzyeaat..--A large and gay wedding party,
visited our town an Tuesday last. About
beauty couv.:;ances containing about fifty
couple:. aceomilained the happy twain. After
spending a um_rry time in Exeter, they return-
ed to tsborne. where the happy couple live.
To use an o'd joke, we hope their troubles will
be little onesand numerous.
POTATO B.;o:;.—these very troublesome in.
sects appear to be even more plentiful this
year than au previous season. Where the
vines h.tre chute through the earth they are
literally ouvere.l with bugs, and they are so
thick ou the si,lewalk ttiat t person who walks
thereon has to take off his boots before he
steps ou the sitting room carpet.
1a you west a suit of Clothes good fitting
and goad vane,. go to S un.vell & Piokard's
Ues> r.. --.On Saturday eveuiug last Mr. John
Bisset', vas driving along Huron Street when
au L. H, ee'B. train pasted, whiohoansed the
-anhnal wllielt he was driving to make a sudden
Pimp into the ditch, upsetting the vehicle
and precipitating the young man to tht.'
grouud. The horse ran iv considerable distance
befuar it was stoppe1 in its mad careen Mr
Bisset. ieusiaived some injuries but. nothing
serious.
Hawvuesr'a and other briiuds of brandy, in
!softie a: .1 wood, at (iarling's.
MEAN.—Thn Godorich Star of last week con-
tained a poem whiolt purported to be written
for that journal. We do not for a moment
doubt that the poetry w.ts writteu for the Star,
blit it was v4ry, mean of the writer to send, it
to the Lon.londerry Sentinel, and allow it to
be publishea M. the Testes and ether papers in
;the comity before he sent it to the paper it was
specially wiitten for,
Doyuxrox L,.bora!<lory for Shoulder Braced:
Put osesne.—Mr. A. et alper,of'Exeter North
Hotel ha ag'aiu been making transactions in
h4i t d "property. He • has : sola his farm
prplierty at the north end of the town to Mr.
W. 13awden for $103 per acre. ; The property
consists of 4;)"acres in Usborne and 43 acres in
Bay'. Mr. :Vanier has purchased Mr. Baw
uef's two '1 iglus of 100 acres each, situated in
Usdorue a snot t distance north of .Exeter,' for
1u33 dhOn f ;li11,UJJ.'111'. \Yelper is now the pos
sd,aeye of Leas' of the mist plaasan0y situated
Arius on tiro Lu.alou /toed. 0
Dual.../..tat seat/ere.ury fit :iiyeut rfeLcinea
1To Coxanacperess.--,The• advertiser, a retired
physician, having provideentially discovered,
iii while a medical :missionary in Southern Asia,
a very simple vegetable remedv.fee the speedy
an' permanent cure of ootisumption, asihma,
bronchitis, catarrh and all throat and lung af-
fctions, also a positive and radical speeifto for
nervous debility, premature decay, and all ner-
vous complaints, feels it his duty to snake it
known to his, suffering fellows. .Actuated by
Otis motive, he will cheerfully send, (free of
charge) to all who desire it, the recipe for pre-
paring, nud fulldireotions for successfully using
this providentially discovered remedy. Those
who wish to avail themselves of the benefits of
this diseovery without cost,can do so by return
mail, by addressing, with stamp, De. CHARLES
faasname 33 Niagara St., Buffalo N. X.
Is you want a cheap Carpet, or Lace Curtails
call at Sitmwell & Pickard's.
A Ooereeeree Yesterday eiternoo{t a very
interesting couple and an old, travel stained
horse passed through Exeter. The woman
—
she
sho had a fest like a giant's—wore a No. 17
brogan on one foot and oge of George Browu's
No. l5 satin slippers on tbe other; her ankles'
l were encased in some variegated delicate tex-
ture like a mouldy horse blanket ; het toilette
had apparently
been arranged with as1w
o
i:conomizimg time, while her airy garments had
been donned with an eye to comfort and free.
dem rather than front a desire toeceoutmo,iate
herecit to the foibles of an arbitrary and fash-
ion. b R world. Her steps were as uncertain a4
these of the average sonvir-ialist, and lies
spe'sch as intelligible se the Belem 'citnvasser
who wishes to ask a roan to vote for Crreonway.
This is possibly the result ef, long travel and
ceaseless vigils, or sunstroke. or s'uaething else.
Judging from the !somber of well -tilled potato
',age which Married the buggy. people were
inclined to believe they were soliciting conte!.
notions to 0'.D namite lto.;as's skirnisblog
fund. Who are they? is the conundrum.
3nsr reeeived at Saluwell do Pickard's rtes
Field and Garden Seeds.
lions EILLE».--On Thursday evening last
Ir. John llawkshew lost a v'alnable horse in a
very simple winter, her Hawkshaw bad bean
!riving ;out with the team, and when be re.
turned, his son in company with Mr. W. II,
Trott started out for a short drive up Main
Street. cull when near the Preebyteriau church
one of the animate stepped on the end of;
a mica which was lying on the street, and
caned tine other end to spring up and strike
the horse with such great force as to make it
penetrate about nine inches. The animal be-
olmu t?i Wet furiously and became almost un-
manageuble. When the occupants of the ear -
lege halt succeeded in quieting the beast'.
suflieicntly to allow them to get out they got
two „young men, who happened to be pasaiug,
to extricate the stick, a task whish brought all
their muscular powers into requisition. The
horses were thea unhitched 'frail. the vehicle,'
when it was observed that the intestines of the
win» deed beast were coming out,, and Veteri
nary l?isilbturt was sent for, and when he ar-
rived he bandaged the animal' etp so that they
succeeded iu getting it to Me., flawkyhaw's
stable, where Mr. Pishburu tried to put -the in.
teatines back to their proper lfosItiob, brit he,
with others present came t'dthec'oonclusien
Int even if they were repiadaii gibs animal
would die, and consequently :Vey shot it. ' lair.
Hawkahaw had .old the beast oil the Monday 1
prtrriotts fur $100, and it was to b8ehippeil to
the State, in a few days. Shaka and other
rubbish should not bo allowed aix"=it10•streets.
C t'NTRALIA. '
rut.
Pro sic.—A. Sabbath School pic':io
was held in the woods of Metiers. Elliott
& Oliver on the 24th of Any, find r the
auspices of the C. M. Ctluroh, Cent:alia,
ainl by request vatt jo:nt,d'by the Fan --
field and 13. 0. schools of Centralia
And Devon. A. large number at"sem•
bled about the lime for dinner. Rav-
ing partaken of the good <things pro-
vided, and spent a short time in reerea-
=ion, addresses were delivered by Bev.
Messrs. Walsh and David, Mr. Parr,
and Mr. Greenway, M. P. Singing,
at intervals by the ehildten of the dif-
ferent schools, contributed ranch to the
interest of the occasion, after which the
.amusements were again resumed with
eagerness. They consisted chiefly of
swinging and croquet, *hien wire very
eittearts►using. But the ball -playing
war immense, entered into with much
eutbntsiastn, not only by the gentlemen
but ali-o the ladies, some of whom
proved themselves as be quite proficient
adepts in the science. It was, without
esception, the most interesting game
played here fur sows time, and what
was deficient in quality, was well made
'up in quantity. At, a very seasonable
blur i iie crowd•diapereed, and all left
for their several homes, %tell .p!eat,ed
lith the day's proceediugc, and many
wishing that birthday celebrations were
of more fregeient occurenee, if always
accompanied by : int lar opportunities
f enjo}mem ; Othere more. seriously
disposed, thinking of the lasting iu-
preeeiune made, the issue. of which
tune alone can reveal:, and asst .friendly
feelings aroused, which even liras must'
fail to efface.
SUBPLISE PARTY, —O'ri•Tuesday even-
ing last Ella Bible Chrintian pa, nonage
house at Centralia was the 'scene of a
very agreeable surprise. Wishing to
manifest stone tokett,nf theist. good will
t.b'hl.r, Davis, and their kind -apprecia-
tion of his cervices, before he left for
(J:enferenoe, a large party from' his vari-
ous •uungregatitans assowbled at. hisi
residence on Rioharoud Street at 8
o'clock, briugit g with the•v all the ole
tt,eiitd el a goofs end iiubetautial social
atheilug. Duriug the pregresa of. tilts
entertainment, Ur Albert Hooper, in n
neat and appeopiiate speech (which we
have not space to give in detail,) on ba. ,
half of the Mende present, presented
Mrs, Davis with a puree containing ov-
er twenty dollars, se a slight mark of
their esteem and ohristian Jove ; to
which Dtlr. Davis, on behalf of his wife,.
feelingly replied, and hoped whether
Conference should re -appoint him here
or pend bite to some other portion of
the I3ible Christian vineyard, their
Feat kindness would be ever gratefully
elliembered• The evening having
been well spent in a most enjoyable
manner, the party broke rip and re-
turned' to their homes well pleased and
happy.
EGMONI?VILLE.
Loct1. Busses. ---"The tries 'lave put
their glolriee on," and the earth is again
o'erspread with a carpet of green. The
gentle zephyrs, passing by. greet and
refresh •the traveller on his way. The
tiny flower and forest king alike nod tri
the passing breeze. But, alas l Borne
of the awelle who like to haunt the
sh'teiy della, . aro ill at ewes. flow
strange and passing strange that man,
who stands at the heed et ereatsd atli.
motion, inertia be soready to use tike
paint brnslt of inigni'y to daub both
himself and others.--Tainva were very
quiet here on the 24th ult., and moat
if those in search of sport went to Sea.
fnrtir.;..Qnr youth get a bad rub in the
Seiit'erth paper sometimes, hat it. must
be remembered that the idea of youth
here is those about to leave their te ns,
The younger ones are under the super.
intendance t.f,our teacl'er, Alr. Hicks,
a'id are progreeRing favorably, ---The
work or erecting the new Presbyterian
church has been commenced, Thi.
wilt be a tine building when finished.—
Rev. Mr. Campbell preached in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
BIJMMJLPH.
TRAXP3.--.-There are three or four
hard looking cases at banging around
Mr. Hlck`e bush, on the tat entices.
++inn of thiel township. They are strong,
healthy looking foliates, and openly de•
dare they will not work for farmers,
GRAND $&IREE.—A grend
int; in connection with the Sabb'ith
School of St. Patrick'e Church, Bid.
dulph, will, be held in Mr liunter'e
grove, lot 2,- oon. 5, Utibnrne, on the
18th inst., When atidresses are expected
from several rev. gentlemen. Messrs.
Robert Porter ard Thos. Green sety,
NI. P,, and,Ex.monk Widdows will also
be present and deliver addresses.
Croquet and other' amusements will be
on the ground,
USBORNE.
Salon! Pic•Nic--Tile pio•11ie season
has now fully opened, and several are
spoken of. But particularly worthy of
notice is a grand union school pie -tic
to be held in Mr. Richard Hnnter'te
grove, Int 2, concession 5, U'sbnrne,.
on Friday, the 14th day of June.
There are three schools to be repro.
Rented, one in Stephen taught by Mr.
R. Sample, and two in TJi3borne taught
by Messrs. H. bele Brown, and Leigh.
There will be several addresses
delivered, and various Mode of an,nee-
ments will bo provided, and a good
time i8 anticipated.
.-.,.11
L.. ,
LvoAW ITEMS —Our village is 80
quiet at present that it is almost im-
poissible to get anything iu the shepe of
news. Election matters have not as-
sumed a very serious aepeot yet, but
"skirmishers" are apparently getting
in the thickets, and every apparent
weak point is being fortified. anti a
grand rally will no doubt be made
when the war • ie declared along the
whole line, 'bekase" the right man
must be put in, and the right patty
must be sustained by a good "mejori-
tee."
We are inforined that ` some of ons
city fathers purpose attending the Paris
Expositions •Weiraue they will be,ao
m'alt improved in health and vigor
that they will retuxn'LOour vil'age with
tbe determination to advance the. inter
ego of the village, and teach na what
sight-seeing land aknowledge of French
refinement can do for 'a place so far
farted as oitr.'eillage is,
The villaaee Ceitincil have enolneec
the Let on which.. the lock-up is built
with a high board fauee, ail the I•tt ie
now wed as a8 piquet.. 1lfaauy uttfortn
ilategeeae and airine have bad ln,l (ingtt
in it &treacly.. and it is only when the
owner pays a fee or climbs the fence
tint the s nirnals can be liberated. The
boys are;lnssking; lets of pocket money
out of the,buslni<artl.
Thir streets ' ate to be improved by
the applicattiiiii'of 160 cord;, of gravel.
Crops in ,; thus distiidt. are look'rrtg
W13i1. et. ee
VOTERS' LIST ACT:.
The following are davit arpointed, to
bolding the Courts of Revision tet this
vicinity f--_
Elteter, June 19th, at 2 o'clock p, rn,
Hay, at Zurich, June 18th, , at :2
o'clock. p, ret.
Osborne, at Elinl,viile, Jane 27th, at
10 o'clock p. rn.
Stephen, at Crediton, June 28th, At
10 0 ol .ok p, m,
Stanley, June 20, at 1 o'clock p. tn,
Town of Goderten, June 17th, at 10
o'clock a. m.
Godelich Township, at IIt71?neeville,
Tune 14, at 10 o,cleck a. rn..
Lord (Beaconsfield sill represent Ens
gland at the coming conforenep.
The Emperor of Germany has 'beer
wounded by a (rerrnan socialist who
flreiat him with a fun loaded with
seri! est. wlw.
al h e n 1h
The g '
1 y
earai. '
I I n,
nt of
good family and well educated, There
i8 a conspiracy entered into for the
murder of all the royal tinnily.
White et Co.
r (successors to G 'B. Smith)
MART;IED.
.AAs --Betaines,-.At Lakeview Farm, on the
23rd nit., b+ Rev. (see. LAM*, Mr. W. N.
MLitt,, of Newcastle. to Mr's Attie •Bellamy,
of the Township of Clarke.
Doves—Suras.--•Qty the ?.stn alt., at the resi-
dence of the bride's father, Township of
Usborue, by Bev, J.1 L, Tit'rre Mr, Robert
Uoupe, to Misys Ellen, daughter of A.tlaul
Shier, all of Lisburne.
tregie•-=•Sreiveen---,1t the residence cf the
bride's father, on tee 4th Met., by Rev. . T.
11.. hall, dr. Autlrow llunk.in, to ,Niel
Liezie, eldest daughter of 'Mr. Andrew
Stewtart.edtof L'auorue,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:.
ell. HUTCtUINSON, Member• of
the College of Phyieiaue and Sargeona of
Ontario, &c., &c., Wain Street. Exeter.
ORSE LOST. Strayed frtuilllit'
premises 01 the sut'scril•er, lot 10. 1.sks
!toad, Stephen, attain tiie meth ot *lay,• a .lark
brown mere. white spot on toreleea,l, cut'! one
•'e.ite hind foot, no mane where collar setts, tel.
formation leading to the teevorryef the auivael
il'ernl ;r re ar11'd. W 1. `FItzettru.
OT1Cka,
TOWNSHIP OF HAL
voTEBe' 1,131' corm OF Ith VISION,.
nodes lsberebyFgiven dint a Court will be held
pursnautto the Voters' Lasts A et, by Bati a.onor
rho Judge 0' the Count} Court of the CutultyF of
Bursal at the
TOWN ld41d4, Tl'I(I('TI.ON
Tuesday, the 18,14 Day of June, 1878,
at 0 o'clock p.m., to hear curl deteruuno the sev
oral eornnlaiuteof eaur, and ounhsious in the
votern'IIt t of the rowat.bip of kitty for 1877 All
pureour having Deadness at the Court ere required
50 attend. 1'. FOSTER. Clark o, the said uluni-
cipalily, .
Dated et Hay the 6th day of Jnno,1818.
l QTICE.
TOWNSHIP OF US13U13NE.
VOTERS' LIST COGRA- ' Ol BIiVISION,
Notice is hereby given that n court will be
hell, pursuent to tha Voters' List 'ilea! ity Act, by
His Bonar the Judge of the Comity Court of the
County : 1 Huror • at the
TOWN HALL, ELI3IVITwLE, ON
Thursday, the 27th day of June, 1878,
at 10 o'clocka, m.. to hear and determine the
eovaral coenllaiirts of errors and omissions in
the voters's List of the inunicigality of Osborn
for 1877. All lxlrsous Laving business at the Court
are rcrluirod to attend ut the sail time and pplace.
N. J l: i ABE, Clerk of thu sail lut.niolpeUty,
Late! at Osborn, the 1st day of Juno,1878.
NOTit:;l;:
VILLAGE OF EXETER,
VOTERS' LIST COUJR i- ' OF REVISION.
1'ioticei- hereby given theta Court will he held,
uursuaut to the Voters' Litt PIuulityAot, by His
Honor ilia Judge of the County Court o1 the
County ofEurou,'at the
DIVISLON COURT ROO:I, EXETER, ON
Weduecdey, the 19th day of June,1878,
atso'clock p, m., to hear and determine the sev-
eras ocmplautto of errors and omissions in the
voters' liar of the municipality of :the Village of
Exeter for 1877. All persons having business t
the court Are required to eaten 1 at the said time
and place. 51.11 C1tJTP, Clerk of the aaidmn-
nicipality.
Dated at Exeter, the 6th day of June. 187b.
NOTICE,
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN,
VOTERS' LIST COURT OF REVISION.
Notice is hereby given.t- llat a Court will be held,
leu suaut to tut° Voters' List Finality act, by Ria
Honor tits Judge. of the County pours of the
County of auron,at the
TOWN HALL, CREDITOR, ON
Fridsy, the 28th day of June, 1878,
at 10 o'clock a. m., to hear and determine the aov-
era! complaints of errors and oinisaionw in the
voAll persousbaying bushiest; at the Courtfareve-
quiredto attend at the said time and place
Dated at 6 ep els Clerk
6th the o; Juno, 1878 it7j'
RSend 31 for 35 pkte
Flower Seeds 15 for
- 50c., T for 250,, or 25
Ikt.
a ve
1
1J a s i2 f
`` I
e or
V 60C. The ]!'!oral Trib-
work with colored plate, 10e. ut with0either of the
abovepttekages seeds, t.ao years free. These of -t
afa are bona fide and the Seeds first-class, being
Iced low only to McLane all to try thein. Ad3rese
'..gid
, 13,ocho tor Y
r. '' Aare trios PAPpa,'a✓i ..:,
RT7C1(INM'
GHAS . 0147 BLACKSMITH
t
1J soos is etlll.g0ing, Air, S. Rdek;lighazv.
desires to return his - sincere
thanks, to hi s
pelt~one, w Ir o
ed him in . the
would intimate
recovered from las loner ill-
ness,he internis in•future, to
to take charge of the horse-chreing department
hiu+5olf. Ail other work done in the very best
style and act the lowest rates.
S. BUt»aNGHAaf.
Eketer,Dee.13, 1877.
num a roue.
hove su,ppe t
p a' ii t" a , d
that, having
•
Belog Large Wholesale auyers,
As well as Large Retail Buyers,
Are enabled to secure ad+antegr'a' that are nNli
possible othereite,
Tire diflrenity exnerieneed in banding goods :e
the Accumulation of unsaleable stock, and the fre'a
fluent drop in priees before stocks are sold. The
Mode adopted, by us avoids all ouch dtffteuttie$l,
BEING I'AR'r OF A
JARGE WHOLESME FIRM,
And buying frem the fon • tain head of prodi+ctl^n,
we hove a living stream of Now Fresh Ito de
partying its end ;tom Me out all the time.
Parties who want the tiewe•t Goods -
elni old see our stark. Parties who
went t e closest figures should
see n le price-', acidpartlee
mho want to save men-
ey cam 00 .o by buy -
Jog what titsy
• seat tat
PIECu
successor to G, E. Smith.
SOLVENT AG.p kr a'' 1875 AN
%VIII\sl AJTd.
t,I' TOE; .:Tryst OF
James to 'abb an Insl1vent
Tenders will be received by the uuderaignedrttt*'t
til the
FOURTEENTH DAX OF JUNE NEXT •
Por the following pro:terty of the said insolvent.
uarnoty :--Lot number one hundred and
Fix, in that ppate of the village of Exeter, m the
Cot ktv of Buren, formerly called Pr aueestowni
coutulnit'g one•fiftta of an acre, or the feal..utts, to-
gether with the !loading and Tutting V;et r,7
erected tbereon.themachine,v therein, and alt
the stnckitttrade ofthe eau! Insolvent, compris-
ing AniAhed antl eel:wh he•* stuff.
The Building and Machinery are nearly maw
Mid ira good worklug order. Tlei affords an es.
eeilent opportunity for eruherkiug in a prolteble
bnsineee. No tender neeessaiily aceer'ted. T•
inspect an" for terms, apply tet
1S 1 M1t'
CABLING, Assignee, Bastes, Out;
Exeter Slav2ih 1818.
THOUGHTS OF SPRIRG
and its effects are often, after the rigours of a
Canadisu winter, anything but pleasant, front
the fact of ti.) rnauv p opie going to their daily
avocations without zest or spirit, but like the
'retired slave driven by tbe .hong of neeeesity.
It is beecaut,e the nacbirery,foto epeek, of the
!finnan body has become clogged, taifterbein»;
stuffed with carbon, beering fate nec,,sary to
withstand a winter in a climate like Coned*.
Ir the spring.. the intliwidual cuff• rs :from tend -
ache, dyspepsia, irritability of tate nervous sys-
tem, WeinIters, depreetinn of spirits, lassitude
do, This need net lte, for PUOSp0Zxt1.114,
the rreatnervme tanie, vitt remove the psi
teary eatvse, tone the system, and remo're 111
impurities from the blood.
ALLAN LITE O
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Royal shall Steamships.
SNORT SEA PASSAGE. ECONOMY, COMFORT.
One ..ftho Arst-clnas, fnil•pewered ('lwde•buiit
atoamahipsof the above. cnnstrurted valtee:ally
for tlionavigatioe+ of the Atbtutin averaging from
3030 to 4,000 tons, carrying the C'auaditin au&
United 8nrtos rmtil., will leave Qpuebec every cat''
urdey for Idvcrpoel sold Londonderry mid for
Glasgow every Tltu a,lity. Parties leishing to seed
for tiler friends in England eau obtain tickets at
low rates- Intermediate suis steerage pasaeagere
nt lowratee. Steamers lefty° Quebec as follow*t
Mertavien 25th May hat ,luny
Peruvian
Scandinavian " 1st +•
rolynesittu85th "►
Sarmatian.......... ......
Circassian ' ..,.a9th S-
For Tickets and every information, apply to
CAPT. G. KEMP, Exeter.
THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
C. Southoott & Son
TAILORS and CLOTHIiEIts,
Take pleasure to it form the innabitanteof Eitet3,
add surrounding country, that they have int
opa.ied out au excellent aseorimontof
Ttaeeds, Coatings, 1• estiligs etc.,
in the latest styles and patterns, and feel assnred
0:44 intim inatter of mottling, they can suit tbe
mos tfaetidiuustastes.
A T THE
Standard SaahDoor aB
!FACTORY,
le constantly kept on hand, all libido of b''iidi
material, Flooring herd find soft, Siding , oohs -
lags &e., sold cheap. Planing Jigging and .'urniia.
promptly attended to.
BUILDINGS CONTRAC'1E r, POW;
and eatiefaotion gnaranteed. As w. 'have an
hand a large s ock of dry lumber, we eel sure tff
aetisf i
n those see who may give ve
8us a ca
y6
ROSS BROS. & a AYLOR
LONDON ata,
INVESTMENT 89
Capital
Parties requiring money e n obtain advanoe's;
On approved town or far propel ty. at .lowest
'Fates. The above ie a L ndon, Eta ltdid Cease
party. For further 'art' alias, apply to
•
• . BOBElII PICKLED, Agent.
May 17, if, Exeter ,0* •
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