The Expositor, 1869-03-19, Page 7RA4 cotnxittrAy.a:
- returning thanks r peat favors, have
he pleisStire el announcing to the incr.
chants and *business-smellOtSeafor tl kat they
are prepared to receive ordei.s. for all kinds of -
S DRAY WORK.
VirGootIO handled with care, and atisfaes
tion guaranteed.
Januar 1st,. 1869. $8/1y
T1110 ELL
, _
GAtINET & OITAIII MAKER
UNDERTAKER &t.
Isvga Stock
A Lis kinds of farniture kept constantly oil
a'st hand,' Consistinit- of the best varieties.
Keughruffs Spring 'Mattresses, Children's
CarRasi-es. Coffins kept eenstantly on hand.
14 Work iniide on the prernises.
Ple A Hearse fur hire. Wareroom ops
site Kidd & Mainikma.
T11(S. BELL,
•
March 24, 18eS.
TO CAPITALISTS.
OR S-A
The unexpired
iSE OF LOT_Iil 9; BOWNLOCK SURVEY
East side of , Main Street, in the
Village of Seaferth,
lOGETHER with the buildings ereeted
thereon, ViZ.---The store and_ dwelling
ocenpied by Mr. YiTilliarn. Ault, ,,the building
occupied by Dr< Smith as an aiffive, the one
occapied Its Mr. Paltridge as- a Photograph
! Gallery, the one occupied by Thomas Sinion
,1 as an Oyster Saloon, &c.; also- the one °cm -
pied by the subscriber as a Flour, Feed,.
(1-rocery and Profision Store, together with
the stock - and fixtures contained. therein..
Also 16 eases of land south of the Rail -way,
which will -be sold in village or park lots- in
sizes, to suit purchasers, and on reasonarble
4
term•e.,
'N.. 1 —11ms, Feed, Groceiies and Pros
J. visions u all kinds kept constantly en hAnti
1 by the stfbeeriber. • ,
G. T. .T.A.RVI.
Seaforth. February 3rd 1859. 61. tf
NEW IIV3 I LL1NERY !
AIRS., GLOVER, 'bees to announce to the,
inhabitants of Seaforth, and surround -
e co -entry, that she has opened a,new
miTh-
ILC3, in the shop
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE STORE
\There she will attend.to all orders in her
line.
Millinery, Stamping, and 41 kinds at
Fancy Work done on the ihortest netice.
• SeafortX, Feb. 25th 4869. 54-tf.
BIACISMITH SHOP.
M014AS WATSON
Begs to inionn the publie generally theit he
still carries on general Blacksmith:nig at
his Old Stand.
EARLY OPPOSITE ARMSTRONG'S HOTEL
Al NLEYVILLE,
Special attention paid to Horse Shoeing.
Anileyv11e, Feb. a* '69, 63-11
FAL NOTICE.
MUM MUTUAL
notrantr
• IIARTFORD, ONN.
• Guy. R. PEELFS, President.
ZEZ#ANIAll PnEsTass,. Vice President
WOODDRIDGE 8. OLMSTED, Seeretar,.
Ems's W. BRYANT, Actuary.
LuciAN5. Wiecox. Medical Examiner.
rganizocl nit8-4.6. Charter Pelpetual.
The Largest Mutual Life Insurance Coins
numbering over 75,000 members. ,
A pusely Mutual Company, its Assets be.
longing -exclusively to. its members.
Asset, $23,000,000. Acquiredby pris-
dent.and economical management of twenty-
two years, without thezaid of a single dollat
[- tof original capital.
Surphis Assets over 46,000,000. All pre-
Ots,diVicled among the merabers. Each
po-
1cy holder is a .inember. There are no
stockholders..
Its La;-gDividends. They have averag-
ed ever 50 per cent annually. Vital amount
of divilends paid the members since its ors.
- ganization, over $5,000,000.
Its Suedus Unparalleled. It has arrived
at the extraordinary condition where the in-
come from annual interest alone is more than
sufficient topay aU it losses. Total amount
of losses paid by the OtCy, over $8,000,000.
its liesponsibility„ For every $100 of
Liahilitics, it has $154 of Assets.
.
During ites Iaat •fiseal year this Compartis
paid., to its living Inem_bers, and to the fain'-
, i lies of its deceased menibers nearly $2,000,
ooa, and at the same time added more thAn
False Millions to its accumulated capital.
The Whole Record oi this Company ,lias
been one of prudent maisagement • ana pro -
porous advmeenient. 2 Among the older and,
leading life insurance companies its average -
ratioofexpenses to income has, through its
entirs history, been the lowesteff any:
-
Amount deposited with the Receiver Gess
sal of Canada, $140,000. ,
Ninnber est Policy holders in Canada 1,068.
nrane43, 123,000-
thrMedica1 Refere*S--:-Dr. Metherell
Dr. Tracy, Seaforth. 0 nt..:
• bANI.E14s SILLS?
General Manager for Canard:
Feb. 24 1869. - 64- .L
LAT'
ST FOREIGN.
,...,,----.......
EUROfrEAN4 -
• N -
Loudon; Mareh. 11, ----,In. the House
, of °Ominous this es -ening., Mr. Card-
well, Secretary of War, :made 'a state-
.
meut in regard to the army- estimates
showing -a reduction] Of one • million
pounds in the total ainount, as corepar:
ed with last year. , He said that the
Government proposed to • partially ac-
complish this savinia by reducing the
. forces in the colome except at military
stations. -
Dublia.- March- 11.—The 'amnesty
committee of dm- city, has started a
subscription to use fai-Os for the bene-
fit of the Fenian convicts' who are dis-
charged from iminisomrient by, the
Govermitent.: .1'
„. .
LondOn, l'Tai-ch'15.--,In the House
of amnions, ,1ast iii -04, the Bill intro-
• duced by- the Solicitor -General, to re-
• peal certain; tests, and alter statutes, af-
fecting the copltitu ion ,of . the Univar-
sides of Oxford and i ,Cambridge; was de-
b:tted at length, an4 after Much opposi-
tion was read a second time. ,
London, Mareh ll3.--A slight shock
of earthquake was felt in the . eastern
pia of Loncashire this a. m. .. No
Cid:Maga done.
' London, March 1G —In the -House
of Com" mons, this e 'ening, the Mayor
of Dublin appeared (- t thu bar, and pre-
• sented patition'l pr i prig for the esta-.
biishment of religioi s equality in ire -
rand, z,i,nd that amn sty and pardon be
granted to all Fenit ns. ,: In rel ly to a
• question from Mr. lorrens, the lionse
i. was . informed' by M -'. Otway, and un-•
der-Secre a yailieF. reign Depa rtment
that the Gov: Irmnen would soon b1in4
in a Bill estabiishi g ,a, uniforta and
, .
permanent law of ex ada
rtion.
. .,
The Times of In,lia, of January 4,
•says • :—"Lord Ge rge Gaorden was
• charged on Saturdat at the Girgaum
Pulice Court. before Mir. R, H. Showell,
with being drunk. and incapable of tak-
ing careof himself, .on New Year's day.
• A native pcl'ccinan. mind his lordship
rn
1 i, -
that meing lying e runk on the Girg-
aum road andhe was taken to the Chow -
key close -by. He kad nothing to say
in his defence, and nly, wished to be
sent to Lama. In. Cinvicting his lord-
ship of the offence charged, hisl worship
reto him, but as it wa- about 13 years
t
minded'him that h was not unkii 0 WI)
-q.
since he (his lordship) was brenglit be-
fore him at Tanna 9n a similar charge,
ho would only , order the -ordinary fine
on 'ibis occasion; but warned Mtn not to
come before him tizain. He was fined
haltrupee.
1IEL1AS E OF FENIaars.---Ten largely
signed petiticns -we e lately pi esente*
to Hu Majesty the neen praying that
. all persons in prison cikarg d with Fen-
ianism be pardoned, On d e following
day, seven were rele sed, about whom a
great deal has been s, id: , it is probable
that many others wil be released bk:fore
le..-ig. -
TIT
men in 'lig . standing ]u the community.
The Goveimment Censor has notified
the Havano journals that they willi
hereafterbe permitted to publish only
the official- accountsof eq•agenients •
giving as a reason thatother statements
tend to mislead thepublic mind.
New York, March 13., -,Mrs, Lydia
,i,
Beecher, _mother of • Henry Ward
'Beeeher, di ,d in Brooklyn this, morning
aged80 ye. rs.•
Washington, , March . 13. --General
Butler to -day introduced to Secretary
,Boutwell_ a •colored - man from Nev
Orteans, named Joubert, and recom-
mended him for appointment as.Assess-
or , of Internal Revenue in that city.
Jtibert said he di'dinot desire the offite
from pecuniary :considerations, hu
merely to test the disposition of th
party in p wer as to the rights of his
race.
Among the irdportant subjects on
AVORTH EXposrrott.
REAT SALE GREAT ATTRACTION
which actin Will be taken by the Se-
nate from its final adjournment, is the
treaty in referance to the Alabama
claims, which isnow on the table ef
that body. Preside& Grant has ali.eady
indicated his views on this question ;
and the treaty will, of course, be .sum-
marily rejected. Mr. Reverdy • John-
Sou's recalis a mere question of time;
and the neT Minister to England 'will
I
be authorised to present the views of
th present administration to the basis
on which the claims. may be, to the
tii ited States, satisfactorily settlerl.
Memphis, "March 15.—Great com-
plaints are being made by. planters on
account of the scarcity of labour. Plan-
Aers- are offeiing 25 per cent higher
rates than I 1.st year, but the hands are
unwilling t make contracts. ,
New Yo k, March 16.--A Washing-
ton special ays :=1-T1ie Secretary of the
Navy, at t &instance of Admiral Por-
ter, wi/1 son issue an order directing a
portion of the Pacific squadron to pro-
`ce.ted to the West Indies to i einforce a
squadron stationed there,- and that two
iron -clads of the - first-class are to be
ordered &min the Commander of the
West India SqUadron. Theseprecau-
tions are taken to ipeet any emergen-
cies that may arise relative to the
11
rights, of A11 erican citizens of Cuba.
New W:oi k,'Alarch 12. —The selection
of ex -Governor Boutwell for the Trea-
sury, and Rawlins for the War Depart-
s universal satisfaction.
good -deal, of comment in
Massachusetts .having two
as in the Cabinet; but ir,- is
derstood that Judge Hoare's
stay is tet porary, Some point to.
.Frelingh uy-Sen asthe probe, bl e man, while
others think that Thomas J .1.)Uran.t,
of Louisana, will s ucoeed him. The
President ex' r.sses great an-xiety about
sthe colleaticin of the Internal Revinue
and ' ha'SA-- g teat 'expectatibns of Mr.
,
•
Delano. T
to rid the, s
incapable o
politics. T
street to 1-:
New_Oriek
able comm
the course o
of the appall
ment, giv
There is a
reprd to
representeti
generally 11
AMERICAN..
New York, March IL—The Herald's
London, specaai say the spanish Go-
--vernment has • tele raphed to Gen.
Dulc'e to ispend the ,execution of the
insurrectionists condemned to death in
Cuba. .
•
Havana, March 11.7 ---It appears that
an eXpeclition from the United States
Nassau and Inagua, kas landed on the
Cuban coast: The captain of a S.panisb
-vesssel which arrived heiai 'to -day re-
ports that on Sunday last while east of
runt° Mulas, he saw a fleet, consistino-
iof one side -wheel steather, bark rigged,'
and three other steamers, schooner rig-
ged, steering north-east. Shoitly after.'
- wards he passed a side -Wheel steamer,
'bark rigged, which wita, anchored two
miles from Gruncho Keep. The report
h.o.S been in circulation for scrne time
past in 'Cuban eircles.that an expedition
was under ,way to those shores'bringing
cannon, arms, and amnaunitim - an re-
cruits for the ins'irgentS. A committee
of Conservative. citizens 'of Matitarizas
heve 1..),eri organizing bii-pis of volun-
teers, who are sent out daily in *11 'di-
rections to Scour tue country. Other
towns seem disposed to follow the °ex-
amr
ple' of- Matanzas. The news. fom
the jurisdiction of Cienfuegos is favour-
able to the Government.. The Gover-
nor of Sagna lam Grande haVg received
reinforcements from Villa Clara, has
-marched with all 4i8 available forces
agaiiid the insurgents, who have for
some time past made their headquarters
on tto San Jose plantationin the
Eastern -department the Govetriment
troops sre very actlife. 'Columns have
left-San:is:go and Bayone to attack the
main force ot the insurgents 'at 3,Iayari.
In the central department the Govern-
ment is .sirength-ening. the garrison.
A. battalion 25a strong has ArriVed sit
Colotiir de St Domingo. Th Vessels
which are to convey the political pris--
oners to Fernando Po will sail on Sun,
day next- They will be accompanied
by the -.Spanish man-of-war Totqua.'
Among the prisoners tobe transported
are Senor Castello, the Bank President;
Senor Embil, a planter, and Benin. Reg-
_
4eirae, a merchant, all well. known
•.
e Co in mision ers fltst desire •
rvice of all dishonost and
cers, without regard to
e nomination of Gen. Long -
Surveyor ot Customs at
s is the subject of consider-
nt. -- Those familiar with
the General since the end
&pent, and think it will do
a great deal of good in the South in
helping to restore peace and order. He
is sure of confirinntien by the Senate.
The Ileraltl'41special days Horace Greely
is mentioned' for the English or Aust.
rian mission.
The Cabinet Complete.
The ..Preident has completed his
Cabinet by the nomination Of Hamilton
Fish for Secretary of State, Vice Elihu
B. Washburne, resigned to accept the
French Mission ; George S.. Boutwell,
Secretary of the Treasury, vice '.A lex
-
ander T. Stewart, declined ; and Gen.
John A. -Rawlins'Secretary of War,
vice Gen. John M. Schofield, resigned
to resutne this position in the Army.
The full Cabinet stands as follows :
Hamilton Fish, New York, Secretary
of State, 4eorcre S. Bbutwell, Mass.,
Secretary ,Of the TreAury,;. John A.
11.1inois, Secretary of War,
Adtiphe E. Borie, Penn., Secretary of
the Navy ; Jacob D. Cox, Ohio, Secre-
tary of .the Interior; E. 'Rockwood
Hoar, Mass., Attorney -General ; John
A. X. Oieswell, Maryland, Postma.ster-
C4:61111h6risaiis. a strong and safe Cabinet,
and will prove harmonious and efficient.
We do not pe011011.11Ce it abler than the
original cast, yet it will nat, sinter by
.eompaiison even with that: There is
. .
hot a man' m it who sought his,position,
F
iner one wh has not acceptqdcheerful-
m full.re °lye to do hiswork heartily.
Possibly, M Roar may hereafter with-
. •
'draw becau.e there is another. member
from Mass husettd ; yet, in the absince
sof a better r saon for doing so, we trust
there, will b no haste in the premises.
Every one is now a thorough Republi-
can, though Gen. Rawlins wasformerly
a. Douglas Democrat Mr. Boutwell,
originally a Democrat, was chosen
Governor of Massachusetts by a coala-
-fief' of the - Dernocra. tic and Free Soil -
parties,andlhas been aRepublico'n ever
Since the p rty was omanized.. The
Aciministrat op. is tow perfected and
ready -to' go to Work.—N. Y. Tribune.
F
T
PLOLTRISHINp
Village of Seaforth.
IN THE
mo e sold by •
.1 PUBLIC -AUCTION,
Ae Shar,' s. Hotel !
. .
In the Village of Seaforth. en
Th rsday,.1st April, '09,
ABotT
100 -.VILLAGE LOTS,
On easir terms of payment, viz :—One-third
of the purhase money down, and the bal-
ance inf three equal annual instalments.
Plan of the property may be, seen at the
offices of Messrs McCaughey & Holinested,
Benson & Meyer, W. J. McLeary,. or the
proprietor,
. • G. N. JARVIS..
,
, N; B.—A liberal allowance made for cash
payments. No charge for conveyancing.
Titles indisputable.
• Seaf rth, March 18: 67-2in.
DM ION OF PROFITS' NEXT YEAR.
Assur4nces Effected before- the 30th of
- April Next, in the
CANADALIFEASSURANCE CO.
rIBT IN a year's additional profits over
la er entrants; and the great success of
the •cp pany warrants the _Directors in re-
comme ding this to Assurers.
Sums „Assessed, - $5,300. 000.
Amount of Capital & Fundi, - 1,900,000.
Amnia Income, - • - - 200,000.
Asses of about $150 (exclusive of the un-
called papital) for each, $100 of liabilities.
The indome from interest upon in -vestments
is now alone sufficient to meet the claisns by
death. .A comparison of the rates of this
y, with others, cannot fail to demon -
he advantage of the low premiums.
y the higher returns from its invest -
't is •enabled to offek. If preferred,
need only PAY ONE RALF OF
YEAR,'S PREMIUM I
mN CASH dur-
oompaii
strate
which,
ments,
assurer
BACH
g the whole term of policies on the 10 pay-
ment -plan, or for 7 years on the whole life
plan, for the unpaid portion of premiums.
NOTES' are not required by this Company,
so that i assurers are not liable to be called
upon for payment of these nor for assess-
ments lipon them, as inqlie case of Mutual READY-MADE CLOTHING II
Companies. Every facility and advantage
which dark be afforded, are offered by this
Compaily.
•, .1 . • A. G. RAMSAY, Manager.
R. TRACY, M. 0., Medical Ads iser.
A. CHIBALD McDOUGALL.
Agent, Seaforth. Ont.
SeaiortJ, March. 1869. •67-2m.
a
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
*am --
DRESS GOODS.
THE NEWEST STYLES OF
ITTLES.
THE CHEAPEST LOT OF
Shawls
THE BEST VALUE IN
Tweeds and Cloths.
TITE NICEST STOCK OF
Gnat Clearing Sale
F Three Immense Bankriipt Stocks at
Original Cost Price, for Thirty Days, or
until thb whole is disposed of ; now in the
stores of West & Cox, and H. W. McCann,
•
Insolvents, Seaforth. •
The subscriber being obliged to retinas to
Hamilton, has instructed his agents to offer
the re ainirkg portion. of the Three Bank-
rupt St cks at Original Cost Price, and many
goods a half price. .
SAL OF THE STOCKS AS
FOLLOWS• :
Th S. Meares' and West &
C�x's stocks will bg found in
the store formerly carried on
by Wlest & Cox, and II. W.
McC nn's stock will be sold
at his old stand. A large lot
of ne and costly goods have
beeir added, having been pur-
chased at Bankrupt, Trade,
and other Sales for cash, will
also be Sold . off at whatever
sacrifice. '
Merchants Pedlars, Farm-
.
ers and others who contemplate
visitihg Seaforth to purchase,
will do Well to call at West &
Cox's. old Stand, or at 11 W.
McCann's, where they can de:
pend upon gating goods at
really, half price, as they must
all b6 sold immediately—the
subscriber being obliged to re-
turn'ihome—and rather than
remove the goods will o
them At a great sacrifice.
• Now is your time to secure
bargains. If you allow this
golden opportunity to pass, it
will be your own loss. The
stocks in both stores are well
assorted, and very complete in
Dry, Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes,. Groceries, Hats,
Caps, -&c. Having been pur-
chased at so much in the $,
can be sold at what other mer-
chants pay,- .and still have a
profit. . Yours, &c.,
L. R. CORBEY.
P. S. -,—Stores- represented by two
large British Flags,
Seaforth, Tan. 27th, 404g
AT HILL'S
THE PRETTIEST -
ILLINE
D
THE GRE.A.TEST VARIETY OF
FANCY GOODS,
- AT
1-111.11-,'S
NEW BRICK STORE,
orkosing
!
THE LARCE BRICK HOTEL,
SEAFORTH.
'BRFIANNIA HOUSE
i.0-01JEB;1011-
,,o
0 .M.:K.ER-C-itA
1.AND MATHEMATICAL
,A. 0 A D EMY.•
ESTABLISHED OCT. 1St '66.1.,
`kOUNG MEN
Wish4g to qualify themkelves for busi---
nesS!, would do well to attend this
• •
institution.
• TERMS
,
For Whoie, Course, $20,00 in advance.
E-soks and talionery, 9.00.
1
For bourse of Study, please send for
cimulkr. •
J. A M'KELLAR,
Principal
Goderia Feb. 24, 1869. \
*1 NG ,=.01171I
GAINS t
.13raidirood
Would *espectfully tender his sincere thank
to thil public of Seaforth and surround-
ing1country for the very liberal pa- .
tonoge he has received since
• ' commencing husiness in
• SEAFORTH. _
And has much pleasure in infornsing 'them
that he intends
OPENING* IN SPRINGs t
A very targe, Complete, and well assorted
Stock of
GOOD
AND
• 11
.EIGERIai 4,39
Which svill be sold on the "Small Prate
and Quick Returns" systera.
1.31 order to make room for the
W STOCK!
He will, during the
ext tWO- 111011thS
Offer the balance of the
WINTER GOODS
AT
Cost Price and ender.
1?eviember
This will be a genuine sale, Great 13argaina
will be given. • Give ALS caiL
It is useless to quote prices, as you must sea
I the goods, to judge of their value.
BpTTER & EGGS TAKEN
And the Highest Price paid.
REM.!XBER
Jain Bialdwood,
Meares' Old Stand
. - SEAFORTIL
, February 11th, 1869. . " t13 -.1§a‘
1:LINg..00F 1.jeur
•
AT •
."1/'• AN.
MAIN r8TRE
MI o PTI
9
LARGE STOOK OF
STAPLE AND- FANCY
G'001YS
. •
•READY*ADE.
TH 1140,
1.a
AT A. atUfAT: *
Reductioli in Price.
Saafoth„ Feb. 4th441809. 6144