The Expositor, 1869-03-19, Page 341:11,02:010
Th
d 0
shooting
-witneseee for his llefencea-
e quostiom he desired to
being written 4own
•resonteci to the k`,Nonter, they were,
e ruled, because they_did not relate
irttly to;theatt of shooting, but
era pertaining to the deceased and:
piellous to the commissfon: of tfio
evidence haling been,
osed, the',iCorner tddresod the- jury at
idera.b4 lenath, and ivet.•ornmendect.
tei to ulm prisoner- John Henerr
.er, feraaniou4-, wilfully-, and
ot ••11ice aforethought, take the fife o
• dt.....east.fd, F. C. Whittaker Tho
• - thn ketiretrat 11.41 The Cor-
aited nnd the jury
baving.',VE'turned, he dtelared an ad -
Merit tilt 1 30.
two .te!clock, the jitry retuniect
with. the folilowig verdict :that Fredrick
(harks Wii!ittaker came -to his death,.
't the lOtli"Alarclitinsk Irom., a pistol
ot wound.bir the left temple from the -
ids of efOut lelenery Chaloner.
he-teletAple from Quebec atIXIGiliteeM
at
on StlAtlay; Lieliterlair4iWliittaker-
ts buried eriels military honor. The
streets throkteh whit+ the funeral care
eee passed from the Citadel, wem
t.hi.ckiv Hued with speetratore, Whose-
betelierrad 'flea italiiTeace
ap.u' from the solemnity of :he ocetteion,
they felt for the anfortunate . deceased.
body .was borne by a gun -carriage,
vored. -with the 'Union Jack drawn he-
ir horsesevith drivers of the net:TO
rtillery.. Six subalterns of the .53rd.
cted :as pallbearers,a.nd the bands of
he deeeasecrs regiment and the Roy4I
ArtillWry were present. Tie o.ffice`rs. of
t.Ie .53rd followed immediately atter the
corpse -with °facers of the...,ifle Brigade,
oyat •Eritineere, Royal Artillery, and
stir with tlie Commendant and citizens
—abo-et 30 -fn number, including a feW
prominent ; merehatts; the Doctots
the deceased, Mr. Coker,(Lloyd's in -
specter hetie) and Air. Bellingham, mem-
ber for ArgentuiI.
Like all t,Inilitary funerals, it presen-
ted a most affecting spectale, rendered
more sa by the recolTec-tion- of the , Un-
timely death of the deceased; a.rtd 'ea
the mournful processiort wound its way
to the Iast,:restrrig place of the remains
(Mount Hermon cernentre-) the sight.
.1
was .truely impressive. -the trete.% of
the Dead March played by attendant
bencl-e anct. the measured tread of th.tr
mourners *Zed to the impressiveness
of the occasion,
1\ppl16ati0n will be inacte.on. Monday
to admit Chelener to bells The refusal
of the jury to renderanything else. than
an open -verdict is regarded here Setis-e
factorlv as proof that thte sympathy of
e puldie is with the prisoner.
Is Chaloner is repoated to be
.chmgerously Z/1 with brain fever.
Thue, for. the present, doses the incie
dents of .he; late . -terrible' tragedy at
Quebec-, afFordiDst aix additional
twation, of the dirbeful consequences flow-
ing from the inclu.igence of ungoverned
passions.
V
1
.7`csa. thfltn. Young is ill
Theo ate ten -velocipede rinks ira.
operatioa, in Mentrea.
e'er Beetatswickers are agitating the,
construction...of the Bay Verte canal.
Thorold pettery was clea.royed by
rfire on Saturday night.
Mr. 'Howe isrecovering, and will re-
sume his canvass of Hants in a day or
two. '
The Chaloner- Vti hitaker case is to
come before the Judge of the Sessions
at Quebec this week.
as. T. Laagevin, urtole f tits,
Seeretary of State foa the Dominion,.
died at Quebec, aged 29.
The Skteehrooke volunteers hay%
uarrelled with the town fathers, and
e latter have dosed -the drill shed.
Canfidd Derwin, an exchange broker-
Kloareal, Las far York
rather unexpectedly.. ,EXtent of lie:-
titlesnot yet ascerta'isted. _
It is stated that the writs for this
three -vabincies in Nova Scotia, viz
Yamouth, EfantS and Richmond, will
be 'returnable on the same day.
A man named J. -E. Sterling was ara
restedat Streeti-vilIet. on the I3th, and
committed to Brampton Jail to await
trial. at next assizes tor rape committed
on a little girl of thirteen. Consider-
able excitement Wae manifested by the
inhabitants and Lynch Law was strong'
ly advocated.
A number of lottery circulars, isattettt
by Gilbert & of Stamford, county
of Welland, induced many vetdant pco-f
pie to forward money to the swindling
concern, - The Welland Telegraph...FAY&
the post o ce inspector _at 'Loud=
I stopped all money letters addressed to.
the firm, and returned the money totha
sender. The sum returned so far
about $2,000
DISTRICT
Tit Assizes open
cTuesdey next
/"‘
ATTER&
t -G-odetieh ors
. -
,
REV. MR. HAWKE
et each in the W.
8abba.th.
ef Clinton, will
. Church next
R. PEARS
q?eell secured by Mr.
pensiag assistant. S
a's services haVe
clatter, as a. tlie-
his 'cede' -
A SON of Mr. Jon of this saillage,
had a very narrow escape from Cheldng,
by swallOwiag a iialt-eouel on Monday
last. Dr.'.0oleratte. beintesPeedily cktlii.
,ed, undoubtedly csaved the -boy's life;
' Lutuott Casesee-ais Wedonsday last
two. persens_ were tharged with violation
-of the Licenr-e laW. One was establisned
other case, eviderce was wanting to
and p.; fine of $20. Imposed. • In the
:sustain it, hene2 et we t to the greund.
• At a meeting, of i.1e Presbytery of
London, -in conaectio with the church
.of Sccalend, held. on Friday last, 'the
Revs David CaMeron, of Goderich,
1.ii.guifiecl Ids intention to- accept the
.unanimouscaligivea him by the aon-
-greed= of St. Jame.' church, Lon-
:dort.
Bliud Piper lerguson gave oae
of hire truly' natienal Conceits on Wed-
nesday eveniug- lasl rn. Sharp's hall
HIS perforrnaneeeu the Irish Harmonic
pipe is very skilful, while in his .song
s,
ainng is blended t ie comic -antic he
pathetic. ' No Irrlin an should •raiss
appOetunity of hearit g him. •
Two men; on Tieursdity of last weela,
F. McCrackenband hrs hired man, .4o1ii
prepared for , themselve's a
*lough mixture, th indigiedieets of
which we. e pi oeure • at different Clritg
stores. Shortly aft takittg the meth -
thee they. were takeu suddenly ill.' The
doctors say they a e poisoned. Pie
druggists say nothit poisottoue wete
sold them. There no ho pe for O'Neil
and very slight hop for MeCackn.e,
Stratford Beacon.. .
THE "CANA,DA. Li e
—The advertizemen of th
once Company will e fou
Ttee standng o
pany is too- well knolwa to require coni:
meat from us. As home institution
it has claims upon tie support of Cana-
dians over other ce paniee. The rates
will be found, to b very low. For
- further information itpply to the Agent,
. Mr. Archibald McDougall.
Aastateeroa Co:"
;Life Assur-
in another
this Com -
COUNTY DiaaceoltY.—We are pleased,
.to learn that I'vlessas. Armstrong and
Macfarlane, agents; for 'Sutherland &
Co.'s Gazetteer and Directory are now
in this town c4nvassing subscriptions
and- advertisements for the work. We
wish the enterprite success, believing
-euch a book is much 32.eeded, ad ihope
•
. ear townsmen will displaythar
,ty manifeated by ot)ier towns and yifT
.lages dnring the canvass, whielL
'nearly completed.
WV,SLEYAi METHODIST SABBATH
SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY' 'SRA FORTH-. —
:-Services irt connection With the "above,
will be held as ,follows.: On Sabbath
the 28t11 inst., sermons will be preach-
ed at 101 a m. and ‘,61.p. M., by the
:Rev. W. R. Dyre.of Mitchell. Collec-
tions to be taken up at the close of eaCh
eervi2e. On monthly evening fellowing
the anniversary a -meeting eetil be
held. The meetin Will, beaddressed
by the Revs. W. R. Dare,- Mitchell,
Kellon of Oliato, .Mnsic by the
children. EXE,I111 ation 'of ithe children.
at the close. Tic ets. 25cts,, „children.
124- 'The proceeds to be devoted to
•
the library fund. J The Tulilie axe .in-
vited to attend.
-; South Huron Stuiin' g Show.
THE South Riding of Huron .igri-
t-enitural Society's second Annual Spring
. Show will be held in the village of
Brucefield, on Wednesdav.fhe „lstth.day
.of April next, . When. the ..fUlloeting
prizes will he awarded, .viz e _Beat
`tdraught stallion $12, 2nd do. $10, 3rd
Ile: $8. Best agricultural stallion $10,
2nd do. $8, 3rd do. $6. Best 'carriage
stallion $7, 2nd do. $5, 3rd do. $4.
Best Durham bull over 2•Yearl ' $8
_ f t
2nd do: $6, .3rd dct". $4. , Best - urham
bull under 2 year, $6, 2nd do $4, 3rd
do. $2. Best Detron bull over.2 years,
$8, 2nd do. $6, 3rd do., $4, B4st De -
on bull under 2 years, $6, .2ndi do. $4,
tid Jo.. $2. Best grade bull 'over 2-
yeatiel $6, 2nd do
grade bull under
3rd do. $2. The
for any other breed not mentioned dtt
tile above list • of breeds. All entries
toJatemade to the Secretary,- previous
to 10 t o'clock 01 the day of the exhibit
itiore__ Pedigrees of thorrngli bred
*took must oe lodged with ,the':.Seore-
tary at the time of making.the entries.
The Fall Exhibition iteto 'come off ',ire
Seafortle in connection with the Tuck-
411.'4(1ft-it Branch.
$4, 3rcl do. $2. Beet
2 years, $4;2d do.' $3,
ta,st prize being .alse
Fires in Goderich.
########
Since the fire on Wednesday night,
the 10th lust, two more have taken
piace, oiaepn 'Saturday and anotintrr on
Sunday. morninc: The former destroyed
two stables belonging to Mr Wm. Can-
trell and Mrs N. lioyle, ausing it loss of
15000 or $4000 ;elle latter broke out
-art the square and destroyed $15,000 or
$14,000 worth of property.. The fire
-
was first discovered in the block o�cn-
pil by T. Jolt:sou & Son di y goods,'
; WM. Martin. Saddler ; and H.
riorton, groceries and liquca's., When
discovered the fire had/obtained such
headway that there was no possibility of.
extinguishang it lend the only thillg tOr
be done was to save as matt y of the
goods. as possiblo and prevent the fire,
spreading. Happily the 'fire was con-
fined to the block in, -which it origin-
ated, during the fire a catastrophe
which might have destroyed' several:
Byes, happened. To preeeat the fire
spreading the vertu lah itt front of the
buildings was. cut down, andfalling
quicker than anticipated caught a nu-
mber of perseas under it, but aone were
seriously injured except Mrs Gardiner,
who was immediately, conveyed to Mr.
People's tesidence and medical assis-
tanee obtained. It ist expected that she
will soon -recover. Them -was about
$7,000 insurance on the buildiags and
st. ck desbroyled.
• j.REE FOIL—rube q gest ion- has often
. .
•
presented itself am our xmnd, -why can
not Seaforth have a free fair ? We
now of many place as far inferior for
such an -institution as it is easy to im-
agine, yhere it is a perfect success.
Few places in Canada possess advanta-
o Seaforth, inasmuch as we
ted by a repeh larger and
try, in which large quantie
are raised for the .mark -et.
nfident that periodieal fairs
e of live stock weld be at-
ges equal
,are surrou
better, com
ties of stec
We are
for the sa
tended with.marked euccese, and would
prove a threefold benefit, first to the
seller, seeondly to the buyer and third -
1v to the business men. Of this place.
'Would it not he a tgood idea for setine
persons to di e. a move itt the matter?
HOWICK.
(From onr Special Correspondent)
The contract for the woodwork of
the new English church, to be erected
in Gorie, has beeit awarded to Mr. Mc-
Laughlin, -$600 being the amount of
his xeuder. The building will cost
about $5,000 when finished.
A number of parties in the township
have gat themselves into trouble by
lobbing a nonlresiclent lot of timber,'
and, although thave very little bym-
pathy ,itith speculators, yet I think it
tithe an example was made of some
amber thieves, or no man's lot will be
safe.
While two Wroxeter lawyers were
squabbling about as to who was the
rightful owner of .a horse, a third par-
ty stele the animal from the Stable
where ene of the 'lawyers had placed it.
I presume the proper owner is a')out as
well satisfied, as it would have been a
dead loss any wey.
-Do the . hotel keepers of Gorrie un-
derstand that there ,is .a township by-
law that makes themjiable to a fine for
allowing young men, untler age to spend
their evenings in the bar -rooms, or
round their premises ? ,I „would ,advise
them to get posted. and ikeeit within
bounds, or they %will get into trouble.
I understand that Mr. Foater, who
had some thoughts of startiqg a woolen
mill in Gorrie, is building one in Clin-
ton. If Messrs. Leech would be more
aiberal with parties coming in, the vil-
lage would thrive bettera but when
they ask such an outrageoas price as
800 (half that would be a big price)
for a fourthdate pilivilege, atas no Won-
der parties are frightened away. Mr
Foster, I understand, offeredt$1,000 for
the 'privilege and :ground, but their
dog -in -the -manger -p4licy would not al-
low them to elese with him. It is cu-
rious they cannot see that such a mill
here would make their property eo
much the *more valuable, and :they be
the gainers in the end. I am :author-
,ized to state, that to a resaonsi de party
tanning iin and darting a .good Steam
Woolen Factory, •a free aite'tfor the
building and _e. c&sh bonuj isest their
disposal, while the ,apening :is one of
the best:in:Canada. i
II/
Tim Nova Seale ." delegation'," now
in Washington 'to vtalk about the annex-
ation of their provilice to 4Ate fTinted
States- may not amount to a great.deal.
We have little faith in the average run
of " delegations," as seen at the Capitol.
But of the ultimate tendency of this
and . neighbouring provinces towaseds
the. 'United States, t Nye .make ,little
doubt. The feeling may not he as
strong now as represented-Lof'fhat we
know nothing—hut it is certainly cpiite
likely te increase. Meantime we .trut
our, people willi diligentlyslet it alone.
),Vhatevee.our Manifest Destiny as to
any of the ...British produces may be, it
is not to ,be benefited "3T any hotbed
!ening progress. TribuniL
DIEb,
IticCoxae, —At Stratb.roy, on the lth
Ida Erma, daughter of Mr. Ragii McColl,
Editor of the Stratbny A ge'.
1VlcCLE4cigA1g.--:LL13rampton, on Weilnes-
• clay etlening, March 10, of the inflarnation
of the lungs, after a short illness of ` two
weeks, Thomas AleCleneglian, formerly of
'Goder/c1,, and Editor ard publisher of the
are.t ton )Veekly Petiele, aged 46 years, ..
1VIA.ARIE13.
PATISON LAING. —Oil the 17th inst., At
the Nlew Dominion Hotel, by the Rev.
M. Graham„ -Mr James .Pa, bison, to Miss
Isabella Laing, all of Tnekersmith.
THE ivtAnKr-iiTs.
SEAFORTIL, Moral 19th, 1869.
Rather light deliveries. Prices declining.
Active clemand.
Wheat, (Fall) $ bushel, ® 113
Wheat (Spring)- t$ bushel, 75 ® 80
Barley ip bushel, 1 00 ® . 1 25
Clover per bush. 6 00 ® *6 50
Timot rbush. (60 Ms) • 150 (.4 2 50
Oats bushel, 44 (4 45
Peas bashel, 60 ® • 68-
db
(large) 95 1 00
Pork .q cWt.* • 7 00.@ 8 00 -
Potato e bushel, 60 (4 - 65
Hay $ on, 9 00 ® 9 00
Eggs $ 1 d?zen, 12 @ 14
Butter k Tb 20 ®
Turkey per lb. 06 07 -
Geese 25 30
C1ANT0N, March 17.
the Zrew Bra.)
(Pram
Wheati(Spring) per bushel,
do (Fall) -.do
Oats,
Barley, .
Peas,
Butter,,
Botatok,
Eggs)--
$0-80 a 0 90-
0 82 a 0 86
0 48 a. 0 50
I 20 a 25
0 56 a 0 60
o 22 a 0 25
65 a 0 70
.0 12 a 0
Go aziaoss Mareli 16, 1869.
(Front the Signal.)
$0 80 a 0 83
0 80 a 0 82
.050 a 0 55
1 05 a 1 10
.0 70 a 0 75.
,0 65 a 0 70.
.0 20 a0 22
10 12a 01
srTheat per bushel,
Spring ' do
Oats, do •
Barley, do
do
Potatoes, do
Butter 'a-)er lb,
Eggs pier) dozen
Toiteerr.o, _March. 18,t/i, 1869.
(By Telegraph.)
Prices decling.
Wheat, (Fall) $ buahel,
do (Spring) bushel,
Oats $ bushel,
Barley $ bushel,
Peas $ bushel,
Butter,
I
;$0 99 te 0 98
1) 82 to 0 85
51 to 52
1 15 to 1-20
70 to 73
20 to 25
NOTICE..
K1\ -OTE LOST. On or aboat 25th of
. February last, a note of hand made by
Peter t3nie1y and George Patterson, of the
Township of Grey, in fityor of John Rod-
dick or bearer, for the sum of $95 .00, dated
27th. October, 1868, ani payable 14 months
alter date; This is to forbid any person oir
pers s purchasing or negotiafmg said not
a3payuaent thereof has been stopped.
JOHN RADD1C1C.
Grey, fAareli 8, 18o9. 66.tf.
HURCH DIRECTORY.,
WESL YAN METHODIST CHURCH. —Rev. Wm.
Hayfhurst, Pastor. Services every,Sabbatb
at -1 4 o'clock, a. m., and 64 o'clock p. m..
Sabath School at 2 o'clock, p.m. Prayer
mee ing Thursday evenings at 74- o'clock.
METH DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. —Preaching
• eacl4 Sabbath at 10.30 a. m., and 6.30 p,m.
Sabbath Se1loo12 'p.m. Lecture and prayer
meetmg, Wednesday evenings 7.30 p.m.
Rev'. PS. Williamson, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN ()RUBOR. SerViCCS commence
at 11 a.m., and .6 :301p.m. LExture and
' Prayer -meeting on Tuesday evening, at.
7:30 '
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
ummer Arrang &Penis.
will leave tbe Seatforth Station, as
folio s.: --
GOING EAST. GOING 'WEST.
.10:30 A.M. 10:30LM.
2:00 it M. 2:2/ r. t.
• 6:08 A. M. 9:20 .4.. M.
•
' STAGES
Leave for Ainleyville, Wroxeter, Leecl -
ville, Bayfield and Exeter, OR the arrival o
Trails in the aftestioon.,,
BOGGS' ALLEVANTOIR, tile great Ceetatur. 11
HEADACHE, NEfIRILLGIA anti Universal Pain
Remedy. is unquestionably the Meat Vree-
able and efficacious remedy knownt,ii pasnaivrn
science. It relieves all pain install usly
andreduces inflarnatien with ,rapidity, erea-
`ing a healthy action of all diseased organs,
neutralizing all poisonous effects anf making
a rapid and radical cure of some of the most
distressing complaints to which mankind are
subject. Briggs Allevantor is sold by Wm.
Rollo, Agent, and by druggists- and country
merchants generally. GET IT. TRY IT. No
family should be without it a day. (
, RIGGS.' mI - ..,,.
PODERIIT CITRATIVE; for Coma,
Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, 'Tender Feet, Ate.
It isi"the safest and =est efficacious- remedy
ever discovered for the cure and prevention
of ailments of the feet.' It is not potash or
-
acid, but a soothing_. softeningand healing
ointMent, warranted wt to injure the most
delicate feet but wal soon affect a radical
cure.of these vexatious torments of the hu-
man family. There is DO remedy equal to a,n
operation by a skilful ;Chiropodist. When
this is not c,onvenient, Biggs' Modern Cura-
tive
tiv comes as an angel df mercy. Sold by
Wm,• Rolls, Agent; andidrftggists every-
where.. Dr. J. BIUGGa. 228, Broadway, N.
Y. ; Address, C. H. Wucirr& Co., Itam4-'
ton Ont.t General Agents tar Alai& Poss-
essions, '
.155 ,
RAQI :OF .TREASU QOUNT
WITH THE,1
Municipality of the Vil ge o
For the Year Ending January 31st, 18
By amount received from Assessment Roll,......
Hotel Lkense, .. . .....,,....
G-rocer's do ••..
pilliard. do •••••
Circus do • e • • • e
Fines,... ..... lises40,1••••
Poll
`; Non -Resident Lana
` Ta*,...;• • • • • • • • • •
" Clergy:Reserve Funds,....
By 'Grant from County Council for Lock .up
‘` Amount of. Market Rent for0110
Rent of 30..14.0
" Received from Pound -keeper.......
A. McDougall,•tunspent money refunded,
f*.
. •.. eilreee,
e
To
Total,...
• .6
"...0.A***41.*
amount of Disbursements by Treasurer, viz :
School account, • • • '1,70
Postage, Stationary and Printing 8
Repairs on Sidewalk, Gravelling and
° Drainage, hc. . .; • .
Maxket House and Lock-up,......
Amount of Salaiies for Officers,. .•••.
Legal Expenses,...........,..
Auction Fee, •....
Expenses for charitable purpose
Licenses and Taxes refunded,.... •..•.
Inland Revenue ..
•
• • • • • a ••
" County- Fax •--•••- ••- •••• • •
" Miscellaneous Expensesri........
Total .40 ,0 •
• • •
4 • . ••••
••• •.; •
,
By Balance in Treakrer's hands..
Audited and found correct. 5
e
•
to.
•
a
•
* •
orth
CP
$4,623 73
* 330 00
200 00
6300
.50 00
82 20
1280-.
18 85
54 75
200 00
1-5-8.75
16 41
1 25
1 06
00
,47
86 56
1,577, 75
187 73
9 50
00
2 00
5 83
3 00
877 45
18i3 94
5,828 00
,577 23
ARCHIBALD DEWAR,
WM. N. WATSQN)
I Auditort.
Seaforth March 10th, 1869. 66
LOOK OUT
FOR
argains.
KIDD & PANULKIN
ARE Selling off the balance of their
sinter Stocks,
AT
AVERY LOW FIGURFO
'Consis
DRESS GOODS,
WI Net es,
HOODS,
SHAWLS,
SOAR FS,1
SHIRTS1,v;
PANTS, AND
-.HEAVY -CLOTHS,
To make Room for Staring. Ireportitiona
They we a Large &OA dr
BOOTS & STIOES„1
Which they sae Very e.heap.
Their Stock of
GROCERIES]
Is eery large, and will be sold
at prices which defies competition.'
GIVE Tll-Fan,
TEAS!
8EAFORTH
FURNITURE WAREROOM
M. ROBE: TSON •
7
Importer and • znanufaeturer of all kinds of
HOUSEHOLD fURfillitURE*
8
• LOUNGES.
Such
"
,1 -
i:CENTitE 'TABLES,
DIN.2:130-utzedittRuEsA.K, FAST 3:21.131.1RS, •
and
• BEDSTEADS,
gNvoo'ltrodrii*s7Ltentli,hase, l'SaifidtehreeeYGiliraer°aefft..-th2iir
Ge4,Seasont41.
.and 'by' Finarelass .
coAVIims MADE TO ORDER
On Ile Sltortest Xetiee.
I
WOOD TURNING
Iltossf iorsith -Nes/aeon and Itespetahl
SOF-
Warerooms
e'WO'DOORS SOUTH SHARP'S .HOTRI,
Main Street.
;8e:114th, *Tan. 6th, 1869. 1174S,
NEW
HARNESS
HA\RNESS.,. „SHOP.
To, undersign4
ILAAAm If. OLIVER,.
• Beg taNinon*ce to the inhabitants of Seat
-fertla.:and surroutiting eauutryi that he 14*
ed Fieetetlass Morness -Shop,
• 0 pbsite the post OfDre,
• MAIN STRBET,
Tr*Ithe hedstor twenty Akin oliperianpit
the busine" aPAI for the Ioet.seven rad*
hakeheen. in the employ of F. A. Myers. who
afee34 highly of his ability as worlanan.
itimght eat MR. TAM'S &vela,
aucl,:teet:4.ased a °
LAICE -SUPPLY OF $000 MATOM
He is prepared to soli
kS 'CHEAP AS ANY OTHER ESTABt
-11SHMENT IN THE COUNTY.
Scotch -and runty:
0 1..0 tu ikt 0,
TRAM, AND LIMIT
ATRIAL.
'What they sell for a Dollaris tike -beat
that can be bought in the -anailLet.
irG-ive them a -call when fox oome to
WPM, &nd ite for yourselweS.-
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They have a large otvasatity
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SALT
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Sesiffatia March 10, 1849,
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ears 110 C0113:PetitiOn:
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