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nii:orv notee whire/e,
ssued ment; have no
dation umuiuted capital lite
s ed ks. When. a Gov-
ent u e . notes, so far frorn
cg capital it is often deeply in debt.
suing thet inotes it becomes a stil
s delteor t* --the pubiic. mid by and
*nd that even Govern
Mitt become subject to *
irt the meney made -
the Why is this? Sirn-
!cause it Lea promise pay NVitti--
oaf tedet-beiner, aveihtble to re -
the proneee, whereas a bank note
le on demend, represents, not only
it Of &es' corpenelon issuing it,
I in or monefe worth
ioed capital and marketable se-
oIer anI f.he only way- Iikelv.
au1d tliint.z, to be /proposed 'LT
veru eu t,.••by whit to super -
banking system of
ling the bunk eireu-
polt natioinal securiti es, lifter the
of the United States National
•
The mem feature of tius sys-
;hat, 1fliss.turn forthe privilege
nctee, payetlele on demand,
iional Rinke deposit with- the
y gavernment Weds somewhat
• it value the aniount of sueli
Lae The -National Bank notes
reeelved by the eevernment in
t of domestic. taxes, and of
he bent s receil-e interetA of the
RArt bonds, Should any or thfr
the bonds are eeld for what
fetch, U1 the proceeds go -to-
wing theltotee.
templated change toduld pkic
dolLus in. the hands
meruinent. 'What would trie•
do with it? A banker
,targe deposit would 4rtvest
t portion of it, 111 productive
n his hands it would be
of inonsy, and, lent by him
•cantile teeurity,,it would flow
ky innumerable rills, fertilis-
tinicaiti. all the lend. And
t wit4°Canedit needs. She
-brd to lock up be, capital. A
de hie moiler+ but what dose
lent de with it? Does it 1eid
Does it lord
-est it? No. What then-
elvernment do.? IT- SP2N1)S IT;
eed thq money for the
operations qicommerce. Who
e the evil consequences of
• the.conatry at large ? Thie
t(-sztd ofi esirrulating through
aising the price of wheat and
uets of the sal, fertilieing
ICA of trade, eoriehing the
titling the storekeeper to pay
in t enf. oueaging t. •
=1,cterid opr cities and towns,
ehe dwellings of the people
them with contracts and
inviting enterprise, would
as. I y atpeocessOf blood -
:swell the receipts of the
cal to tempt ambitious min-
ed fonign natiens in their
emdi ures. The country
diesatisfied and its pro -
riled. The rice of wheat
L.. of houses-, and the value
would fall /ewer and yet
• bankruptey lists would
arid larger. The sound of
Id grow feinter in the for-
• a buer ware -hi -use would
And through all this bap-
reritig the counter would
t s.Towly,, shape itt1f to
Lr of thin.
e -
k note isted upon eh se -
rep esits
for erla h
-est. The
S the govern -
aa to pro -
eminent
die petal
te to le
fres first
siey and
rest ape,. it. • It is ob--
the interest' of the
leaqi -*
prineepa es ow as r, that that Pbrteon of the COULI-
ltes the largest share of
Would -14at the heaviest
iational Widen.
31T LTAlti-OS
-
;ra(a.ar §-Xiiit.-Departed
e rd xi t, at the ripe
-ears. eceaeed wag one
resi:lents f th9 Township
aniongs,WI m his falai-
maintain i high, repute -
wrist thetpreeent Reeve
Ife ell'e a reitive of
possessed i an extensive
cdibleehare terietift of that
-mark thet in every part
By an J nest industry
tiligenee ia Wall for im-
!atives a 'tattle 'whic is
ver krtot n
„ aged eight and half
Mr s'antes Darr. • of
,O Prideee1t r a
.id* and minfo
wieh a-treelqui. ss -01"--
q- person., Th ),
aly
of thi ent
etiore
THE SEA oRni EXPO ITOR.
T Eke txpotTor.
DISTRICT :MATTERS.
Kinn & AtoMuseistes Si)ring •Steck
is partially re,ceived. See advertae'te--
- meet next weelt. tit
'PROF. tAiLEY to be in town -I -wit
Tuesday to e eiv'e ede Exhibi-
• .
•ttee. Seeadvvertieeinent.
Tiestite: is a elnisige in the running
time of the trains on the Grand Trunk.
2S-te time .tebte.
TILE QUelee'S BIRTHDAY'-fs now at
tand. it is about time, OA nreenge-
meats, were being made for its celebrae
tisen-
McICillop Council proceedings; lest
WCk CODtTlilled n. few mistakee! John
Brown's selary should have been
instead of :st6(-3.•
M.T.,ese advertises a very laree
eteek of lumber for • Rale at els
lumber yord. This should ase est the
attention of parties about linildiug.
Ma. ),tesDciteiseet, advertises to bey
plc Sug'er and Batter et the highest
spricee, and to Aell nny part of his stook
at the lowest. „e The Canada Ware -
MR. Deueeass, lett.: of this place,
end now -re'sident of Dendase was_ in
town. vesterdeie. -We are pleesed -to
know thet he is sueceedine exceedinely
well in his business.
Leonose.--A meeting for the pur-
pose of orgatieg a club, Will tike
place at the Downey House, on Mon-
day evenine, next:- All iuterested
pleaeb atten d. °
Dissoeuaeoe.-'By advertiseinent, it
w'll be seen that Campbell & Smith
. have d itsol ved pat tn ersh ie. Mrs - Ca p -
be I G trrying on the old business, and
Mr. Smith hes established himself in
the :shop letel v ocenpied by Mr Ewing.
Counes OF Revrero-ea will take place
as follows :1McKili p,May lOrle ;
1 -tow ifek y 12th ; Tnekersmith,
May 14th ; Flay, May _18th; Usborne,
„May 3rd Seaforthee May 4th. For
,particulars see advertisemeets.
THE Base Ball Club is fully organ-
ized for the peesent year.. The follow -
mg is the (official list : Presisclentt-
.lanees ElliOtt ; Vice do. J. D S11s;
ptain--1-1. Cat; eron ; Secretary--
Jfi es Cline Treastirer-Thomes
13e11.
COI1Oert CURIOS Off On
nietlay • e s ening next, it Sharp's
- -Some people are going immedi-
ately after 'dinner in osder to. seeure a
seat. They are sensilde, 7as room will
-be a star 'commodity that evening for
a certainty., . The programme is a
c(plendid one. -
1V13310HAtirICS
• A general meeting tbok place on.
Tuesday night, at iwhich the following
report was presented by the committee
along with the list of books selected for
.the library, ail of which were adopted.
The annual meeting takes Place next
Tuesday evening, at which all interest-
ed are tequesteu to take.notice:
"Intending this report the cthurnitteef
cannot -omit to ackia•wledge the • obliga-
tien the peOple of Seaforth are tinder to
some of the enterprisieg and intellegent
ladies of the village,. for the. lively in,
terest they have taken:in the intelectu-
al _improvement of the young mee of
this pi e, for whose benefit this SoLe-
ty was chiefly intended. °
With these ladies oresinated-the idea
of a Meehanies' Institute in the
of Seafte-th ; through their exertions‘he
principel part of the funds eeere. sT
scribed and Collected, and to them -w*4.*
mainly owe the existence of thisassoci-
ation to -day.
•
•-Thie association it is hoped will _af-
ford- to young men especially, the
means of ace uirieg knoWledgoiliat will
be bothp1easug ard profitable to
them... By availing themselves of the
opportunities which this inetitithen
supplies, they will becothe more and
ITiOl'e acquainted with- the leave, guttes,
and .history of life.. The study of lite-
rary and scieetific subjects, elevates and
exaande the mental ,feetilties, and iei's
creases our stock of ideas, which when
acquired becomes a fund of intelleeta-
al weelth and adds beim ensly to the
pleeert rev Of our future life, as well as
etiable es mere cerepetently
ourpnlujc and private thities as
al and intellieent beiege.
.A. deplicaterof declaration deawn
in eccordariee with the requirement s of
the Statutes WaS duly reeistere,d in the
office . of the County -Register, and • a
certifiette of - the same be returned to
this institution.
The comniittee have endeavored to
neike a judicious selection for the lie
biery of such beolts in the departmert
of seieneee literature and history as
they believe will be acceptable End
special as well as general readers.
The villege counril here kindly
granted $10 in aidof thielnstitutilou.
• The following is `the flnaneicil state-
ment.
Amount subseribed to date $181 50
Grant 'from the Council.... 1000
Books given the Institute.. 51.00
REerovere-AS will be seen by our
report of the M. E. Conferenee, in an-
other columit, Rev.\S. Williameoe is
to be removed from this place to ten-
don. While we very much regret th,t,t
tliis town is to lose such a universally
ftsteempd member of cur soeiety, we
• most heartily ccitgratulate the peoPle
of L )ndon upon eeeurieg the services
of a man so worthy of the position.
May the same success attend his labors
• in his new field. that -Iris nnerlred thin
•on this eircuit. The Rev. gentle en,
carries from this village the v-ry het
wishes of all our citizens. Next Sab-
bath evening he will preach his• I:fare-
well sermon.
• SERIOUS AAJCILLNT.- SIThday
• .1a,,t, while Mr. •ThornaS Stevens and his
wife were- -driving in a buggy, along
the, Huron Road, rhe bore took fright
at a Velocipeue, throwing both to the
• ground. • 'Mrs. Stevens suffered very
severe injuries, gettiug boh her thigh.
• and writ broken.- We regret to know
thet her positionis at present a very
• eriticai. oue TJiider.the treatment of
Dr; Tracey, however, her life is not
totally Jespait.ed cf •
•
SEAF0R111 ORT1CICET CLU.13'..-At the
an.atutl meeting Of the whey° Club held
last evening at Sherp's Hotel, the fol -
slowing werecappoiettecl officers; for the
present-, year ; li_redent J. II. Benson
Eeq ; Vice do R. •Ferternson ; Secterary
and Treasurer' T. • P. Buil ; Com (place
of .1NI; negemene Messrs; I -hinter, Fers
- guson MeDougall Blaidsdale Holme-
eteci an. dBeneon.
• SCEDS, 6EkIDS.--Reoeiiied at Scott
Rebertsion's Mammoth Grocei-Y and
Seed Stere, the following Imported
fresh and prime seeds,. :White Bel eine'
Carrot; Skirving's Imported Seeds
Sharpe" s do do Purple Ttrapleaf Turnip
Loug Red Mengel,. Retie Seed - Etrly
York Cabb eges Flat: Dutch do. Dr urn
head do Butter- Beane Eerly• China
Beene, Men' E trly Oru Eerly Sugasr
,Cora, Gherkiu Cueninber, Tom Thumb
•Peae, Diallit4 0' Reuke Pees, .Red Clov-
er Seed, White Dutch do ..•klsike do
Yellow Treyfoil do Hungarian Grass,
Mixed Lawn do TaTres or Vetches. 12
-
A RESPECTED coreespondent writes
from Wroxeter, a critique' on the- corn-
-municatious° of our ILeecliville• conti
buten He tikes eaception to the
anioulit of damage done by the recent
freshet at Iseechville. The Loss to
Messrs. Leech, Was stated to be about
0,000, tine is argued to be at least
-$1,800 j,ti excess, and as regerds the
quanttti of land overflowed' by the
ttVieixeter Pond of .Mr. Gibson, which
has been laced at 500 acre, uponithe
authority of Mr. Gibson and Mr. Car-
rel, r L s., is said to be really only
;Leres ; and as for this pond ,causing
it is asserted that only one
death has taken place in o.' 'year to the
knowlodge of the writer.
BIRTH.
VEAL. -On the 28th inst., the wife of Arthur
Veal of a tient.
DEATH.
SPROAT.-At Carbton, township of Tuelser-
smith on the 22nd inst., Agne§, infant
child of Alexander Sproat, aged 5 weeks.
PARINIti.''S AUCTION RECISTER.
Sale of Hotel Furniture, . etc., on the 17th
and 18th. of May. R. L. Sbarproprietor
Seaforth.
MARKETS.
Seitecaten, April, 30th, 1869.
Wheat, ' (Fall) V bushel, • 82 ® 86
‘Vhe t (Spring IP' bushel, $ 80 "Cra 85
Bari -bushIel, 0 95 ® • 1 02
Clov r per bush.
Thnothy per brish. (60 lbs)
.Oats.
Peas V bueliel!,
'IF -eta -toes bualiel,
Hay V ton; ,
Eggs 1,1 dozen,!
Butter -19 lte
6 00 ® 6 50
150@250
45® • 50
WO 0,• 70
6O@• 65
10 00 @1400
10 •@ I 12
15®'• 15
COL) RTOF REVISION
TOWNSHIP OF McKILLOP.
iseTOTICE is hereby given that the Court (4
11 Revision for the said Townslip will
take place on lvTonday. tile llth day of May
next, at 12 o'c ock noon, at McLeod's Hotel,
Lot 25, Con. 8, for the purpose of revisine
the A.ssessmeatRoll, and hearing appears
agaiast the sJOs e.•
'
• T
.N. O'SULLIVAN, Tp. Ch ilt.
MoKillop Apr 1130th. 73
i
DURING the violent thunder and light-
ning last week the fluid struck the
house of Mr. • Christopher Dale, • near
K n bu rn. The lightning run down the
stove -pipe, 'doing little !damage, end
passing near the bed in whieh tWo
young men were sleeping neither of
whom • being awakened bv the shock,-
tLe ,day foil swing, one of the young
men named Johuson, while riding 3
horse was kir,ked (n the leg by •a colt
shattering the J.oiie seriousl,• Dr.,
Tracey w ts seet or, who set the fracte
ere, and the yonrg Mall is now d3ing-
• well.-C4nto12 New Era. • •
G:RAI•iDti-RUNK RAILWAY.
• SUilaMer Arrangements.
Trains will leave the Seaforth Station, as
follows:-
• GOING EASii. GOING WEST.
• • 10:30 A.M.
10:30 2:00 P:35'T.
6:50 A. K.
3:00 le 9:00 A.M.
• S
Leave for A iileyvi1e, Wroxeter, Leech -
vine, Bayfield nd. Exeter, on the arrival o
Trains in the fternoon.
ILL KEEP A
SHOD _TIML NEXT WIN-
TER, by going to
MAN
J. DUNCAN &
Veloeipedism
PBOFBATLEY and Com
•1 Mass., and late of Lo
give a
Grand Entertainment!
any, of Boston,
on, Ont., will
IN THE TOWN HALL-
S 0 R, rit 1-1
• On Tuesday 'Evening next
For partieullaas see Posters.
Seaforth. .Apr4 29th, 1869. 73
0,I
N ADIAN
NNEXATION
THE undersigned has annexed. a large
•quantity of
New Goods!!
1%.AIIIyirAY A OCIDENT. 1 --On Fritlay this old stick, and
night last the ten o'clock train reia °Vet.
apile of wood that had _fallen on thes
wk tn com•-,equence'of the snow bey-
irlg th laved from under it, about wo'
miles west of the villege. The ti in
was going at a rapid yate, as it generk lly
does at this point so as to cov;;r jthe
steep grade at the Lkimesville cutting
and tIT',3 locomotive was thrown in the
ditch on one side and the tender on the
other, and. the Cal'S sernewhat inuifei1.
The only sufferers were the enain er,
Robert, G ladders, and. Crawford, he
firemen- trifling delay was .eausedj to
the trains next, day. -Clinton. New ra.
r -”,g• • .
erver7111111
.CHUROH DIRaOTORY.
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH. ----Rev.
Hayhurst, Pastor. Services everySab
at IN o'clock,. a. m, and 6. o'clock p.
Sabbath School at 2 o'clock, p. in. • Pr,
meeting; Thursday eveninsis at -4 o'cl
•
•
each Sabbath at 10.30 a. m., and 6.30 on. Seaforth, April 29th.
• Sabbath School 2p m. Lecture and prayer •
, meeting, Wednesday evenings 7.30
'133.
ath
m.
yer
ek.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL ----Preae in
E OV ED
The whole across the Street,
.TO M'CANN'S OLD STAND.
Combined, they form the best selected
Stock of
oloot3 aw
-
oes)
Ever offered. to the inhabitants of Seaforth,
and parties who trade there, comprising La
dies', Gents, and .Childrens' wear in great
variety,. of the very Latest Styles and best
quality, and which will be disposed of at
the Very Lowest PossibleReriturative Prices
for CASH. Also a large quantity of Home-
made Work always on hend.. ,
ORDERED WORK of all kinds got up in
a style that cannot -fail to give satisfaction.
, REPAIRING Neatly Executed.
N. B. -Don't forgetMebann's Old Stand.
• SION.OF THE BIC NOT-
• THOS. COVENTRY,.
734..
• Rev. b. IN dhamson, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIANCHURCH.-Servoriefa eomra nee
at 11 a.m.. and 6:30 p.m. teeter° nsi
Prayer-weeting en Taesday evening, at
7:30 le
in.
•SEAFORTH
„
PLANING MILL
SASH, DOOR AND
Blind • Factory!
HE subscribers beg leave to tender their
1 sincere thanks to their numerous este
torners and. the public at large, fox' the v
liberal patronage received since commencing
business ni Seaforth, And as they have new
a very large stock of Dry Pine Lumber 'en
hand, and having lately enlarged ,their
'Irises and. added New Machinery (there
increasing -their fazilities for doing work evii'
despatch), they feel "confident of giving ev
satiefaution to those who may favor th
with their patronage, as none but •first -el s
workmen are eraployeds
PartioulEIX attention pail to custom plains
mg.
BROADFOOT
PS-An Eight-lIcese-Power E
Boiler for sale, .all complete, of GoldieT
. .sfigin7e,$4:1
McCurck
o's M 0
ake.
-
-!1
TAMES G.E1-IFFIN'S, importer al Englith,
el French, and American Seeds, Duteh
Flowering, Bulbs, &c. Seeds, Roots, Shrill:a,.
and Vines, wholesale and retail, Lonet4an
Seed. Store, Lily Hall Building, Riehmold
Street,London, Ont. Greenhouses e.ucl
Grapeiy, -Westminster, near Clark's Brideepi
ALL ORDERS PUIICTUALLY ATTENDED 1.
March 25th. 1869. 68-4ital
THE SIGN OF THE COLDE
r-plIE subscriber begs to inform the public
1 that he has just received a great varie$
of Saddles and
• Which he is prepared to sell
A t Prices A /most Unparalle/ed.
0
cOar-
ralantLed.AnoRS
t
to ohfureirt etz aheosrse,stni7c,kw.
• • o
In the way of harness,
OF ALL KIND'S,
He is, as heretofore in a poeition to eke
his customers as good valua for their money
as any other establishment in Ontario. s!
Quality of work and material employeld
indisputable. - •
sllop OPPOSITE 1(1D.D
Mc.AIULKINS.i •
OTIN C A.MPBELY4
Seaforth, Feb. '69. 63-tf. ;
ROBERT PAILLER,
a:por liCaker v
Wholeoale ,Staiioner,
GaSNERAL BOOKBMICIEFII,
• AND •
ACCOUNT Bows. MASNUPACTUItlelts
Itnporter and dealer in
SC1100L BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
INKS, TIVINIA
WINDOW SHADES,
AND
Paper Hangings.
A 7,E NTFOR
Lovell's and the New Series of Sara
BooAv ; Danville School Slate eao-
pany, ; Uarto-'s Combineck Writing A.
Coliying Ink.
397 Notre Dame S‘iireet,Aliontrea".•;:i
. ,
March 18th, 1869. #67alm
I ai
. OFFICES TO LET.
ONTARIO HOUSE,
Edward Cash
AS much pleasure in announting to his
customers that he is opening up one of
the best assorted Stocks of
ring cim
and Sumer
. .
�QQDS
To be found in Seaforth. Prints and Muslin
Dresses of the most beautiful patterns. La-
thes' Bonnets and Parasols of the latest
styles "Mens' Straw and Felt Hats by hen-
dreds. TEAS -and General Groceries that
eannot be excelled, always on hand also a
good stoek of Hardware consisting of Paints,
Oils, Montreal Nails, Hardware,
Tools, Howe
Furrdture, Wheels and Reels, Crockery alai
Lamps.
Seeforth. April 14, 1869. ••53-1y.
!
T-1, OUR excellent offices to let in Scott's
17 New 13riek neck. Apply at
Mee A I.1(„IREY 4 HOLMSTED'
Seaforth, Jan. 27e 1869. Red
SEAFORTH MILLS
Miork and ...Rod.
--0---- ---0--
I_TAViNG received an. Ageacy from
Scobie, for the sale of their unrietll-
ed- Flour, I am now prepared to fertesle
purchasers witii an aetiele
RUCH WILL DEFY CTINI9ETITION1
AN APPRENTICE WANTED. Parties ordering Fk,424 or Feetl. fr6m
letTANTED, a setters ware la& to learn
V V the Waggon Meleiee. Apply to Geo.
Grassie, oppoattet the ‘`Expesitor" Office_
April 22.
MUNI• CIPAL NOTICE
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE.
TE Court of Revision for the To aeship
• of Usborne, will meet in the Township
Hall, on Monday, the 3rd day of May, at,
Il o'clock a. m., for the purpose of hearing
appeals and revising the Assessment Rolls.
WM. EDAION I),
Township Clerk.
Usborne, April 16th.
72
I 0,i'n have the same delivered, in any part of
1 Tow.i on the shortest Iii0Dieg. k
Wy4. Sint'
1 Seafoeth, Jan, 20.th 1869..
•
MUNICIPAL NOP 6E.
VILLAGE OF SEAFORT.H.
TCutirt of Revision for the Muniei,
1_ pality of the Village of Seaforth, will be
held in the -Council Room, Seaforth, on
Tuesday, the 4th day of May, at 10;30 a, ms,
when all parties interested will attends
T. P. BULL,
-
Clerk.
Seaforth, April 20th. ee
A- 33•S IR.
OF•
reasurees Account !
WITH THE
limidpalityt Grey
For the Year 1868.
• RECEIPTS.
To balance on hand from last audit $ 388 42
"Cash from A. M. Ross, being
• Non -Resident Tax. 732 11
do Land Improvement Fund, • 324 -50
& Co. School Grant, 890 00
do Boundary' Line Fund, '181 88.
-de Tavern & Shop License, • 133 5-0
do Thos. Leadbeater, taxes, •at',.87`
do B. Beer, Collector do 9949 23
do ,Charles Buirows, Fines, 3 00
• do Henry Briden, for Fine, 5 50
" Absentee List from Col_ector, 47 68
• $12653 18,
DISBuitSEMENTs.
By Cash paid A. M. Ross,' Co, Tax, $5649 17
do For Schools, .1505 3k,
.do Fees and Salaries, 4WH.
- do Sheep killed by dogs, 112,25
do- Roads and Bridges,. • i7343
do Charity and other peeks
•
tingent expenses, 44 03
do Printing to W. T. Cox. 839 -
do Gov'tduty ori.teee-,T'License. 10 00
" Abstract List eleack &Iva
14ded Tax. 339 117
" -Balance iteheaele 762 17
12353 74
Examined the foregoirid Aceoniat, mad
voters thereto find all eeirrect.
ALEXANDER
•ALEXeINDER STEWART,
• Auditors..
72
11rA1JTIFVL DART
:ERE'S MOWN..
You Itt,t tultivate
GRAY HAIR'
Is a (Terrain lualention
Grey, March 27th, 1869.
-
I ./ecuty- at th*t itoovis.
RAS. S: A. ALLEN'
- Hair Restorer
Restorer gray hair in Rs natural root apd MVO?
lad produce* luituriout growth. Li gives the.hair.
/mem! glois and delighT fa -fragrance. -
.Manufactory and -Bales Gifices,
•
35 BARCLO MEET and 40 PAU PLACE i N. Y.
. 166 01611 HOLBORN, London, Eng.
Seater and Rolls, Druggists, agents:.
oa Seaforth. For aie even
• January 28th, 1869.
NOTiCE.
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERS AITH.
EH Court of Revision kr the Towee
of Tuckersinith will be held at the V
lage of Egmoudeille, in the Honee f f John
Daly, on Fiiday, the 14th cley of May aexte
at the hour of 14 o'clock, nooe, for tie vete
pese of Revissindthe. Aesessna est ef te
frOW118ilip, and heat -ilia and &titling tepta 3
against the same.
rsneith, 20th -:1414.LIAAL
Toesne keit.
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