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in abit~a is of . Seaforth and stir:.
c irrntrv, that he has , now a lasgo
complete stock Of
OSOW
a Overcoats.
o€Iy Conti Vests is and Pants..
s', Mens and Boys' BOOTS,. and :
Felt Overcoats,
son & gon' . Celel;rated Co-krves, Green,:
lack, and Japan: Teas, Sri. .,r , Spices,
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED
s.,000 KEGS PAST .i .luN `.1`REAL
_I I XI BELLS INENDLESS V ARIETY,.
LADIES & GENTS
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Of all description: -
PP G AXES
fit E REST MAKES,
_Weavers' Supnlies.
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ALL EIN:DS,,
EAR, BAND & HOOP : !ROOK,
FCc t ITER & SLUG H -STUFF,
COOK COX FARL
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ge and cheap- azort uei t of
HARDWARE,.
GL ASS, PAINTS, IL- tic.,
3r offered in this part of the country.
nary Merchants in need of Nails or any
article in our line ill fine) it to their
Cage to. give us acall..
Remember the place, "Size of the Sir,
,Sart,» Main Street, SW'
B Partieularattention of Dlacksmithir
ected to their large stock of
inCiN BOXES AND AXELS
)Lich they cannot be mire sold in tli.e
Dominion.
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-- H SE,A.Fb .T XPO$ITO
(Continued, from page six.)
\ Generals is secretly ...engaged 'in that
city making arrangements, with a nitm-
1i r,of- the Spanish scientific and mili-
talry officers with view of placing 'Count
O.irg;;n i, brother of the e -King of
?Naples, on the` throne of°Meco. - Twol andre 1 o$icers of high rank are Ywant-
,ed to irry the ` movement :i to execu-
`ion. heir pay will'be' secured them
from t e time ;they` enter upon their
d ities. `Several of the. Eirbpean Go-
✓ rinrt.ents assist • secretly in: the enter -
J) ise.: General Itrirn grants a number
,o -,officers deiraus, of joining, unlimited
lea re af_absence for` the. purpose of tak-
ingart in the expedition.. The Em-
peror Napoleoi it is said, secretly
favours the pro, eat,
ashington, Jan.. - 15.-A. partial
canvass of the senate shows that. the
sentiment is generally favourabble to. the
repeal -of the Civil Tenure Law. It is
• theught, however. that `• it will not be•
acted upon until theelose of the session.
• New York; Jan. 15.—The Tr. ilium'
special says.: Advices have ;jnst'been
received, here from trustworthy parties
r residing in Cuba, that t tl i]
v
ob.
tron
arY
p.crty.s Hourly becoming stronger, and
little oubt is entertained: by those.
.eompetant to judge of events, that the
ravol-utiionists will be successful. These
facts, have been made . known to promi-
laent Senators anditepreMentatives ant
it is, not improbable that -softie action
will be taken by Cone ess, showing the
s' epsthy of th. United. Stites with the
stru gie nowt Ing On in that country.'
• Is'aashington, San. 1 5.—The corn-
i ittee a npoiinte to examine into tire
election frauds ii \New York, returned,
this morning, tl e evid n `e taken, which
is very yoluniinoiis,. and ,shops that
gross frauds were perpetrated.
wasragateemesem•
PRO. I CI A L. -
Mrs, McDougall, wife of Hon. Wil-
liam McDougall, -died at Ottawa on.
S .t rday last.
Thee were over half a million dollars
in the 'Post Office Sa viiigs Bank of .the
Thrn in,Lon on the 31st nat.
The fees of the Ingersoll market were
sold list week for 71,1:50, being $.240
.more than the price of last year.
In the neig ourlioocl _ ofMeadov'vle .
County ofPeel, the fall'wheat looks -fine,
as it now become baled by the ware
weather.
--
du Monday,: last week, the embers
of the &;ptist Congregation. a Brant-
ford. presented: the Rev W 'tewart
with the sum of.$180,
A manufactory of counterfeit 50c.
and 25e. pieces has been criscovered • iii
Kingston. The moulds, ch mica's, etc.,
.were all seized, bat the • operator had
-flow L
It is computed that' the criminals of
Britain cost .e-crery yea.i $50,000.000.
Ib would surely be every way better `o
spend i large sera to reclaim the erring.
Thegrc,it mass -of the criminals are -.lie
children of cti.sssipated parents,
bridge. Itis said that -early in the,
=morning a cab *eahired on. the other
side' of the river; the men; paying theme
dor $`2C in gold to take them to Ton e
wanua, .whittli place :they reached early
in the' . corning. NNo .further- trace of
them; we, believe, ha been obtained.
The b carpe s of these. strangers very
p ne . --clog
likely, eon ained, the; plunder.
Several ladies voted at the School!
Trustee: t, e eetioas' in 'Toronto on Wed-
nesday. ne prompt ai'id fearless fe- i
male, who. was one of the first at the I
polls, being asked why she desired to
vote.fo , replied that it was imanaterirl
to her, all she - wanted being to- record
her vote, arid...thereby assert her rights.
Having recorded her vote in this inais-
criminate mariner, anci, thereby asserted
her rights, the strop -minaret) female
retired with tape happy conscioiin,ess `of
having won f: signal victory over - the
tyrant—mai. ,
THE DO*INION-TEL1GRAPH COMPANY,
---It is asserted, says. the ' Glove, that
the Doixnnion Telegraph Company have
given on contracts for the construction
of`their •I •nes, which will; produce a net
profit to the contractors .of a half .mal-
.
lion of dollars, . The work has not been
given out to "competition:, j The St.
Catharines Journal fe> rs - a - general
burst of the company, and that the lire
will not be built, In rna.ny: pla,cas, St.
Catharines- among the - number, the
stock books will not be handed over or
sent in, and the greater portion of the
srubseriI ed stock will not be paid except
under conipulion. -
The bill pa+ed by the Legislation for
giving to Lady Smith the property, be-
longing . to other people, opens a new
era in the history of legislation. Peo
pie who :make `wit's may hereafter ha`ve.
thea a.ti:sfacti.on of knowing that their
will with regardg o their own property
Parliament cif
ainoun to notliu P ent rs
assumed he right'ef disposing of dead
men's property, according to its own
sense of what is proper, a td ,Perna..
Ment being supreme, will -making may
now be looked upon as a p1 asa.nt but'
F less pasttirne to the person who is
foolish enough to think that he can clo
as he likes with ith. his own.—Aclvertlser.4
Insurance Companies Licensed to
- do Business.in.Uanada.
Sin J oinr YOUNG spoke at a. Mis-
sionary fleeting in. Ottawai 'recently,
ui,ging that subscriptions Should be
general, and ` not thrown op. a few
'wealthy: ndivicluatls.' : He said he NOS
opposed to church endowments, ;which
hful d. ne much, harm m the padst'rto the
progress of the Church.
rile nomination for, a representative
f▪ or, Centre' Wellington, vacant by the
-untimely death of the lamented Dr.
` Parker, .was held at Fergus on the 18th
inst. There' was not a very large ,at-
tendance of the electors present ` Mr.
James Ross was proposed by Hugh Mil -
'lay, Esq, of Er=in, seconded -by -Lazarus '
Paihinson, Esq., : of Ei ainosa.. No
other .candidate being proposed, Mi
Ross was declared duly elected; -
The recent heavy mill investment tof
Mr:. Whitla w has added nrueh to the
importance of ''the Elora Wheat Mar its
The Lightning' Evpres . says. the whole
of tkie water . parer on: the Grand River
is now •being°.raiidly` t ken -sip, and we
shall .soon Bane more t akin four miles of
'Iammecl up waters, xtending; from
Whitlaw's new " mill upiabove Ferenc,
When the `whole ,of this power :is fully
:brought into ..use, a second Lowell ought
to spring up- in and about Elora and
The 'British American ,Assur-3nce
Company of Toronto The Canada Life
Assurance Company of Hariltc,n ; The
Agricultural Mutual Assurance As-
sociation'of Cana:;cla The Home Insur-
ance Company of Ne (v Havein,' Connec-
ticut , The Western < Assurnn4e Com-
pany of Toronto ; The Liverpool and
I ondori and Globe Ins trance Company;
The Royal Insurance Company of
•Montreal ; The JEtna, Insuaanc e Qom-
pang ; The Reliance Mutual Life . As-
surance Soeiety of London, .E agland ;
The I.lartfercl Insurance .Company of
Hartford, Connecticut ; The Northern
Assurance Company df: London. and
Aube •leen- , The Phoenix Mutual Life
Insurance Cdnnpany -of Hartford Con-
necticut ; The Conn,ecticut`Mutual Life
1 si rance Company of Hartford. ; The
ancaslrire Insurance Company ; The
Phoenix Fire Insurance `Company of
London, England ; The Coin anerciaal
Union Assurance Company of London,
England The Tra,velleis Insurance
Company of Hartford, Connecticut
a
Ins
Lif
Stas
The
:Fergus.
The perpetrators of the Bank of Mon
,treat) robbery as St. Catharines, were
:supposed to bb two notoreous thieves
from Chicago. The journal, says one
was antiddl.e-aged roan, say 40. or 45
years of age, and the "other 'voting,.
about, 23. or 25 years.. The elder was
known as "Dr." and the younger was
said to be his son', answering, to the
i refix. of " Colonel." - It is supposed
the thieves went from. St. Catharines
to Thorold, where a carriage was hired
on Tuesday morning, at 2 o'clock, to
carry -them to the Falls, paying therefor
' 5, in a Provincial note, stipulating
hat the journey was to be accomplish-
ed in an hour. They had with them two
carpet pags, and one was drunk, or
acted in a manner to lead to :that belief.
These men were- landead at the new.
1
GREAT ATTRACTION
Tom; LARGEST STOCKQF
ESS GOOD
,THE NEWEST STYLES OIl'
NTLES.
THI+: CH H,APEST LOT OF
:tna Life Insurance. Company of
-tford, Connecticut ; The Provincial
urance Company -of Canadas ; The
A.ssociatioil of ..Scotland; The
dard Life Assurance Company . ;
Queen. Fire and Life Insurance
Company , The Edinbui gh Life As-
sui nee Company ; The London As-
sur ance Corporation ; The Scottish Pro-
vincial Assura,nce Company ; The Lon-
don Lancashire., Life Assurance Com-
pany t The New York' Life Insurance
Company ; The Atlantic Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Albany N. Y. ;
Tire Equitable Life Insura.nce Society
of the United States; The Bii .on Medi-.
calx and General „Life Associatio , Lon -
do . .England , Thee Union.1Vl tt.ial
Life Insurance Company of Maine.,
The Guardian Fire and Life Assurance
Qfhce, London, England ; The Star
Life Assurance Society' of England:•
Th
IN ,sites' of McItillop Council.'
awis
THE BEST. VALUE IIS
'weeds and Cloths:
THE NICEST STOCK OF:
READY-MADE CLOTHING -t i
AT .HILL"S
The new Council meet at the Downey
House on Monday last. John Elliott
was appointed Auditor by,the Reeve.
Moved by John. Malone, seconded by
Thos. .Davidson, that John. O'Connell
'be' the other Auditor. Moved by S.
Hannah, seconded by Robt. Pattison,
that John Kelly be paid $3 for the use
of his house for election :- purposes.
Moved by Samuel Hannah, seconded
by John Malone, that 'tie late Reeve
be paid $3.50 for attotrding a meeting
of the Reeves and Superintendents at
Carronbrook, and postage' and station-
ery for the year, Moved by 8: Han-
nah, seconded by R. 'PatUason; that. the
Council adjourn to the 17th February,
at : Kenneth McCloud's Hotel, when
tenders will be received for building a
frame bridge over the Maitland )River,
known as . Lowan's bridge, and that the
Clerk get 25 bills prmtedl advertising:
for the same.—Carried.
T. O'SUJJ4TVAN, Clerk.
. THE PRETTIEST
-ZIMMER,
A ILD
. THE GREATEST yARIETY OF
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NEW BRICK -ST9R
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AVE just returned:frorn the i
with the most replete, cheapest
BEST STOCK !
K.
arkets
ana
Eve I imported into Seafarth, whi for
price, Style, and.quality,
;Pitts Bankr
Goods
o
hShade!to t e
e stock will be -found complete- in the
various departmehts,
AT PRICES WHIC
Challenge Competiti n1
Consisting of
Shawls ,
lz Mantles,
Breakfast. Shawls,
Pines,
Dies' Grossovers,
L ies' Chest Protectors,
B nets,
His;
Straw Goods.'
Feathers,
Flowers,
Silks,
Irish Po tins,
French Xierino:
Cobourgs,
Lustres, -
Baratheas,'
Prince's Cords,
la
Crape Cloth,
Prints, Wineies,
Cambrics,,
Ticking?
Grey Cottons,
• Ready-made Clothing,
Broad Cloths,
pier Tweeds,
O,rcoatings,
Fcy Flannels,.
Ine-made Flannels,
Cpets,
Horse Blankets,
Lallies' Satchels,
Boots and Shoes,
Anel a choice asstirtment'of
OCE
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sh from om the markt, Also a Iarg Tuw—
tity of
OSONDACO, CODERICH AND CL NTON
SALT.
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Sforth, October 20, 1868.
ICKSON'S EMPORI M.
LARGE STOOK,'
LARGE PREMI 1. ES,
•
,Increased Facilities for doiiig bu±" `ess.
CARPETS,
I :Tapestry, two and three ply a Wool,
Union and Hemp, a fine assortin nt.
- L 'CLOTHS—FLOOR AND T BLE.
Canada Tweeds,
Full Cloths,
Satlf ett' ezcl
Dress Goods
ick Silks, all -wool Plaids, Frene IV:erin-.
yes, Coburgs, Plain and Fancy W e cies,-
Reps, Railway Cords, &c:
BLANKET
Canadian n5.ade Blankets, Engl s. -made
Blankets. and Horse Mugs.
•
LADIES' FURS
Vietorines, Boas, Collarettes, a
c34(31r.
Muffs.
de and
teed=
risats, Pants. and Vests, (ready-
made to order) and
.prood-'Fits Guar;
Iloots and . S1i
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the best stock. in
West, and a Low Pr,
Groceries
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