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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Expositor, 1869-07-23, Page 7KE NOTICE OHN HA LDAN, ` has been 'Official Assignee for the County S AFOR.TS,--J: S. Poin'a: (Tomer,-- nay opposite the4- Marsh 5th, 1868. 13-tf an for Sale. scriber offers for sale the farm be - in the 2nd Concession, unf Tuckermitb, consisting of 80 Zly all cleared- There is a good use on the lot, and a large Baru, a .g spring creek runs through the r picuhhrs apply to A. G-. VAN EUMOND, At the Seaforth Cardiac, Mill: July 2nd 82 `'nI.- i R EGOR & SCT BINDERS;: HULLET epartd to execute binding in every. Persons residing at a. distauce their books at the Signal Book: rich, € r at the . e Fxrossnoer irt , stating style, may rely upon well bound. HE LOWEST PRICES, d returned without delay= June II, 1869. 18-tf. . IPER-STRAYED., » from the premises of the sub- about the middle of May, a Lifer, an red, excepting white face. n giving such information as will:. recovery, will be suitably reward: JOHN W l TERS ., , July 7th. 83-tf Ivent Act of 1864. lay Court of the County of Huron- rliatte of JAMES .H; TT, . An. Insolvent.. on of Canada, . of Ontario, ty of Huron, _ I'd Wit E is hereby given that on Thursday 'ix.teeuth (lase of September next, leek in the forenoon, er as soon -as, .un be heard, the undersigned will clie Judge of the said Court for a ander the said Act - it Seaforth this 7th day of July, JAMES H ATT; By BENSON & MEYER. Itis: Attorxn:ies ad Lite -m. A .. IL -VENT ACT OIt 864-. ratter of JAMIS ELLIOTT', Lforth, an Insolvent.. !editors of the Insolvent are notil at he has made an assignment of and effects uutki the above act, to -Idersigned .Assignee, and that they red to furnish me. within- two rckin this date with their claims . the- security they hold if any, anet of it, and if none stating the fact, e attested under ,oath, with the in support of such claims. it (ioderle, in the County of liar - "5th day cif June 1869. JOHN H ALDAN, Official Assignee.. h. Juine 2 i. IS68-'-tf- Arent Act of 1864. tuft Court of the County of Huron. matter of EDWARD .F'ENT()N. - An Insolvent jon of Canada, anada, } oF ONTARIO, €` tv sof Huron, re Wit '17is hereby given that on Thursday s ixteinth day cif /94pt_mber `next, .ht; clods in the forenoon, or as soon il can be: heard, the undersigned will She Julie of the said _ Court for a C• under the said Act at eitalorth this r th day of July, 69. EDWARD PENTON, By BENSON & MEYER, His Attornies ad ..Litern. l l QA1M SCOL -choul will resume business on Mon - the; 9th Of August,' when all pupils ested to be present, A thorough s given in the usual subjects of a, nese -1 Education, including Uornrller- !LUIctic and Book -Keeping ; and pu prepared for matriculation nt the 'Ie.s, and for passing the -examine- . the. Taw cae i� ty , ,etc. For -my frtr- ieula,rs, application may be made to J. PRESTON, B. A-, Head Master. July, 18(19. 84-341. laii4 THOMPSON K 4 his numerous customers for r liberal patronage during the last ars, and trusts he will receive its .lice. - s Iiew on hand a large assortment of chid seen ElemlOck r La, warrants will give satisfaction. Also, FEELOF PINE!. CUT For :G ARO GENERA.. PURPOSE, h he offsrs on liberal terms.. Orders �x� entpfly attended to. - - as also on hand a. large assortment of I SEASONED. ACCOUNTS -I/ h he calf the attention of his old rs, w ho will" find it to their advant- :ire; them promptly; and without iceedings. th, July lath, 1869. 84-tf- t.� LATEST FOREIGN. BRITAIN; *London; July 15, midnight. -4n the Rouse of Commons this evening, the Irish, Church Bill, as amended in the Rouse of Lords. came up for cohisider, ation. After spirited . discussions, the House divided and the amendment with respect to . Endowments, was dis- agreed to by a vote of 346 to 222. The amendment giving glebe lands free, was also lostby a vote of 326 th 237, and the amendment granting .glebes to Catholic's and Presbyterian's N as nen-, Lived 'without any discnssion.. Meet- ings of the people in support of the Commons on the Irish Church 1311.1„are being held in all: parts of the country. London, July 16.-Thoprotest a- gainst the Irish Church Bill ..,by Earl Derby is sighed by 47 of the Peers::'. It. Was entered against the Billon the ground that it looked to the severance of Church and State, a project unrecog- nized 'by any country in Europe. _ The adoption of the Bill would encourage the designs of hose who want such severance extended throughout the. f United Kingdom, together with the re- sumption of grants and the confiscation of property. The protest further states that the passage of the Bill was a vio- lent stretch of the power of Parliament which shakes confidence in all property. The protest set forth. the impossibility of putting the disestablishment and clis- endowed church on the footing and organization of the Catholics, and that this grievance caused the alienation of the Irish Protestants, who. were loyal supporters of the Throne, and stimul- ated the Catholics to larger demands. At Lurgan, in Ireland, on the .1 2th, an Orange mob was pelted with stones They retaliated by _ utterly destroying seventeen houses occupied by the Cath- olics. The wooclivork of the buildings and the furniture were then carried out into the street and burned. Order.had been restored at the latest advices. At Newry an Orange r Hall was attacked by a Catholic party, The `t occupants .fired at their assailants, 'who. were soon driven : off, leaning three of their num- ber ou the field badly wounded: London, July 16, -In the House of Commons the consideration of the Irish Chuich Bill was continued. The am- endment granting half a million pounds foi private endowments, was agreed to. The amendment.continuing the Ulst' i grants, was reje3te °by a vote of 345 to 240. - The .amendment proposed by the Loads for the postponing of t'ae sh,r,)lus funds - was lost b`y a vote of 29Q to 218 After the rejetion of the amend- ment proposed by the Peers. Mr. Dis- raeli took the flo:)r and spoke' at some - length. . He regretted the . repudiation of the amendment adopted in the House of Lords.. The Church was not the que t:ou at issue at the late elections. He thought the agreement of the Lords to read the Bill aseccondtime- was an :;t of magnanimity, considering the great : majority unfavourable to the measure ; and this agreement was only given on the :understanding that the House of Commons woulu consider the anleu dnients adopted in a conciliatory -spirit. He could not Understand how the course Government had taken could be reconciled to the expectations held out t) the loose of Lords. Mr. Glad stone replied to the remark. saying tbat the promise given to the Hous;; of Lords was that amendments which could be .. approted would be res- peetively'considered. and he maintain:- ed. aintain-ed that pledge had not he violated. He had conceded nnuch inn deferance to the Lords, and had fulfilled more than all the: pledges given. He : was Certain If any harm. had been done ` to the Church, it was by those who described 'the grievous and enervating effect dis- establish Men _ would have -on the zeal and Eifel of /lie religious community. London, July 17. -It Is said that the House of Lords will give up' their a i endre'ents to the Irish Church B 11 in regard to concurrent endowment_ and Ulster grant, but will adhere to the amendment refusing to devote tlhe surplus proceeds of Church .property to the relief of unavoidable -c dan:ity and suffering as proposed iu the original preamble, . and deferring the appropri- atian of the funds. THE SEARTH EXP SITOR. SPAIN. Madrid; July 16.-1 n the Cortes yesterday, Marshall. Prim introduced the new Ministers, and said the presel)t Cabinet ' was constituted from the majority ; and -though men had been changed, the policy of the Government was .unchanged. The Republican De- Duties replied, making a severe attack on the Government polity. Madrid, July 17. -The governments of France and Prussia: have recognized the Spanish regency. The sessions of Cousatutent Cortes has been suspended until Oct_. Previous to the adjourn- ment the Cortes supervise the affairs G1 c,he country during the. intermission. Madrid, July 18. -Two commission- est othcers _ and three sergants of the garrison of V aila-doiid. and several vol- unteers of the city have been arrested, hanged with being en ist intrigue,. idadrid,4July 19.- las received a .. teleg hat Don Carlos hits ranee, and has rete er was pursned to the olice► aged in the Car - ['he Government am announcing issapeared from lied to Navarre. frontier by the AUsTRT. Vienna, Jnly 16. Severe tumults took place this week a:thong the work- men at Brunn: Th . military were called out to suppress s he riot and fired upon the rioters. kil 'E, g 2 and wound- ing 12. The crowds were dispersed, but great exci4emem prevails there, and the authorities a e taking every precaution to prevent the threatened renewal of disorder. CUBA, , Havana, July1117. Sickness is in- creasing in the ranks of the Spanish and rebel forces, and the Mortality is frightful. It is estimated that the Baths amount to 15 per cent, monthly f the men in the field on both sides. UNITED STATES. St. Pierre, July 14. The Ocean Ca- ble was spliced to the . hore end to -day. thecause of the failure to splice yes- tergay 'was that the shore end was lost. The buoy was easily found but when taken up it was discovered that the cable was :detached, and it was neces- sary to grapple for it. Directly the splice was made.:: the instruments and the full 'staff of operat rs were sent on shore, and coni m unication was soon opened with Brest. Lawrence, Kansas, July 14.-A spe- cial train with :an excursion party of Eastern railroad meu on the Kansas Pacific Railroad, broke through a bridge 18 miles east of here this morning. The engineer and firen en were instant- ly killed, and -some 12 or 15 -others in- jured. WASHINGTON, July 19. --Satisfactory arrangements have Leen made with Secretary Fish by the officers of the French ;Cable Company, whereby our Goverament permits t le landing of the c tble on American territory. (Advertise ent.) Something Wor; h Reading. The success that a as attended the faithful and intelligen study of Photo- graphy has been so gr, at, that one can get their own image p rpetuated to pos- teiity. It is a great privilege to have a good practical Arts , one -who thor- oughly understands the business, as al- so one who is stationa y in a place, to whom you can go wit confidence, with the assurance of not g ,thing disappoint- ed in getting a correc artistic, faithful likeness,_ and from w' om you can get picturei at any ftitur: lime from the negatives once taken The days are Bast for those who + rop down for a week or two and, are ff again, having no interest at stake, and caring very little whether their cu homers are pleas- ed or not, they are off but not so with our Old Established and thoroughly practical photographer Frank Paltridge, who stands to -day t ie acknowledged head and leading Ph tographer in this section of the country He is a real live man, up to ever ' wrinkle in the business ; is very obliging ; and has rooms, accommodati•ns and facilities for executing work s-ldom met. He has rooms and apar 'ments for every- thing. Good pictures cannot be made where the fumes of s mahjhy. different chemicals come in lc mediate contact with. each other, and producing gasses fatal. to making good pictures. His. rooms are in Scott's r trick Block near Sharp's Hotel, and 11 der the EXPOSI- TOR, Office, cool in s; trimer, - warm in winter ; with dressin_ rooms, so that you can bring. your est clothes in a 'satchel and change to get your picture taken. Frank Palt 'idge also- keeps the negative, and no ear of losing the picture of some near and dear friend. His bet work is no at the door, but up staIrs,, one flight, and turn to the right hand, where yon will find Frank always at home and ' n good temper. All pictures . shown are of his own make, and not bought or borro ' ed to decoy the pu°lie, II guarantees satis- faction orno pay. ust walk p to Prank Paltridge's G illery, his bpeci.- mens are worth loe . ing , at, and you will be sure to see so e person's picture you know, If you do 't want your pie_ ture, never mind ; jus walk up, he will be glad to see you. 1 emelvber, it is in a 16„k building. '85 tt AL-33,T.T3IC S 1 FANCY NOTE PAPER PLAIN STATIONER II In great variety, SCHOOL BOO �S, Carter and NTalkcfen's Inks, Blue and Red Inks Bibles, Prayer o ks, Hymn Books, . Blank Not s, i .Blank Account Boo , &c. 4 AGENT FOR THE WSEAFORTH ‘‘EXPOSITOR.' Globe and Daily Telegraph. Daily William Ell"ott. Seaforth, July 22, 186§. 6 5 -tf. BEAUTIFUL ! Srnnxnrn ! ! is the erdict given by all who use Hunt's Empir Hair Gloss.. It -makes dry, harsh, stiff ha r soft. glossy`and beautiful. It. -cleanses th:. scalp, removes pimples, strengthens the ; lands, prevents the hair from falling, and wi cer- tainly make it grow strong, luxuria it and beautiful, and it is only 25 cents per • ottle. Sold everywhere. , 73 ly DYSPEPSLA, cured by using Dr. Colb 's An- ti -Costive and Tonic Pills. They r..gulate the Bowels, correct the Liver, clear th Com- plexion, and renovate the system ; t • ey are composed of active ingredients in a highly concentrated form, and strike` at the oot of disease, curing almost like magic. hous- ands testify to their extraordinary c rative properties. Sold by all dealers. 73-ly RHEUMATISM and all other aches an pains leave the body on application .of acobs' 'Rheumatic Liquid. We will warran it to cure Burns, Frost Bites, Chilblanns, Sore Throat, Lame • Back or Side, Sprai.s, . &c. Some of the cures it has effected are almost "too wonderful for belief. Many have been saved by it from impending death, nd re- stored to life and health. No family is sate a day without .it ; hundreds of v Linable lives and thousands of. dollars may be saved. annually by its use- As a preven ive of contageous diseases, nothing ever be ore in- vented can compare with it. We a thorize all dealers to refund the money, if ' t does not give entire satisfaction. • 73-ly S J FOSS Co. 0 w m ' N 3 .LV 3 E1 0 WALL. PAPER. Border Paper, Hall Paper, woNDow BLINDS, Plain Blue, Plain Green, Plain Buj and Figured. AT THE TELEGRAPH BOOK STORE. W_ ELL 1 OTT. Seaforth, July 22. 54-tf. ONE PRICE - ONLY. NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW PARASOLS, NEW MANTLES, NEW SHAWLS, NEW HATS, NEW BONNETS. NEW FLO W ERs. NBIT T o CHEAP COTTONS, CHEAP SHIRTINGS, CHEAP PRINTS, CHEAP CLOTHS, CHEAP TWEEDS, CHEAP HOSIERY, CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES. FRESH GROCERIES. PRODUCE IN EXCHANGEAT • CASH RATES. Mod N 200,000 FEET OF LUMBER! TO BE Sold Without Reserve Y r YOU WANT A PLOUGH! GETA "Veto? or Improved "Yocum." Steel Mouldboard, From- JOHNSON B;no's. SEAFOB,TH DISPENSARY And Family Drug Store. RLUMSDEN has just recei'J-ed his ■ Spring Importations Of Pure Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals and. `Patent Medicines, French, -English and American Perfumery ; Hair Dressings, Oils, and Pomades ;' Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shav- ing Brushes; Dressingand Fine-tooth Combs; Toilet and Shaving Soaps, sec., &c. Horse 8.' Cattle Med ciiies Condition Powders, etc., DYE .STUFFS j s Of very Superior Quality. HYSICIANS Prescriptions accurately PrePared . R. LTJIVISDEN, Pharmaceutical Chemist. 53-tf. jcaforth. April 22. irlHE undersigned begs to intimate to Far- l I mers and others, that he has a large stock of Lumber in his yard, adjoining Messrs. Shearson & Co.'s Mill, Seaforth,, comprising all the varieties necessary for building purposes, which he is determined to sell at very low rates for Cash Those intending to build, -Would do well to call and examine the stock before purchasing else- where. P.S. -He is also prepared to furnish Bill Stuff, Lath, and all kinds of Dressed Lum- ber. - THOMAS LEE. Seaforth, May 3rd. 74-3m. GOOD NEWS TO Farmers and Others. HE undersigned having newly fitted. out I his mill in a first class style, . in which . he is now grinding for every FIFTEENTH BUSHEL; Or exchanging flour for goo]. whsat at 411 lbs. to the bushel. THE HIGHEST PRICE INCASH PAID, FOR Wil EA:T. ALFRED BREWER,. Roxburgh Mills, efe:aforth. June 4th, 1869: - 78-3m. STRAYED. CAME into the premises. of the subseribsr, Lot 21, 4th Con., Tuckersmith, H. R, S., about the middle of the month of May last,. a two year old Steer. The owner is re- quested: to prove property, pay charges, and take it 'away. - ALEXANDER BRO.A4DFOOT. July 15th, 1869. 8443in. CAME ASTRAY. ` t C AME into the premises of the subscriber, on ,the . 6th inst., a bay horse. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges and take him away. JOHN GRAY; Egmondville. Seaforth, July iG 1869. ft4-bin. SIGN OF THE SCOTCH tJCOLLAR.OLLA. MHE undersigned begs to inform the ferm- i ers and others of the County of Huron, hat he has opened a first class HARNESS & SADDLERY IN SLA.-PORTH I And being in a position to pay cash for all material used at his establishment. he can and will offer superior -inducements to any other party doing business here. IIISCOLLARS particularly, are ackrtow- ledged by con•petant judges to be su- perior to any made nn. the county, and from his thorough acquaintance with the wants 'of the community, he is satisfied that all who favour him with their patronage . will have no cause to -regret doing so. • His personal supervision being given to all work manufactured at 'his shop, places him in aposition to warrant all work sold by and his motto will be "the nimble six- pence before the slow shilling."-- Corm along farmers and judge for yourselves. ..Ne diart e for showing goods teanShop opposite the Post Office, Seaforth. t WM. H. OLIVER, Seaforth, June 18, 1869, 8O-tf. CARTWRIGHT, Surgeon Dentist, Cj. Stratford, Ontario, begs most respect- fully to inform the inhabitants of Seaforth and surrounding country that he has opened a . DENTAL OFFICE over MR,. HICK - SON'S DRUG 'STORE, Main Street, Sea- forth, and has procured the assistance of Mn J. A. Ellis, Surgeon. Dentist to take chane of the same. Mr. Cartwright will . contmue to visit Seaforth the second week of every month. All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Teeth extracted with little or no pain by the use of the Narcotic Spray, which produces local an- asthesia want ofpain.) , ( pa .) Charges Moder- ate. Terms Cash. REFERENCES Dr. Smith, Seaforth Dr,. Shaver, Stratford ; J. Dutton, . Ohemiav Stratford. P. R: Jarvis. Esq>, Stratford ; Dr. Whiting. Berlin Dr. Rowans, Drumbo; Dr. Bray, Chatham. Mr. C. will be at the Commercial Hotel, Clinton, the third week of every month. Seaforth, Dec. 17th, 1868. 53-1y, STRAY HEIFER. C( TRAYED from Seaforth, about the 24th 0 of _ May last, a two year old Heifer, all white, excepting • inside the ears. Any per -1 son giving such information as will lead to her recovery, will be suitably rewarded. JAMES BEATTIE. Seaforth, July 15th, 180. 84.3in. 1 BEAUTIFUL Hine NATURE'S CROWN. Yon Iluat CuItivatt 1, GRAY lill is a certain :ilodieation. el *Decay' at the Ti oota- miR.S. s,. .. ALLE3V?S Halt Restorer Restores gray hair to its natural color and beauty and produces luxuriant growth. It gives the Lair beautiful glvis and delightful fragrance. Sales Offices, Manufactory and 8 s O , 35 BARCLAY STREET and 400 PARK PLACE, N. Y. '266 HIGH HOLBORN, London, Eng. Seatter and Rolls, Druggists, agents oa Seaforth.. For Sale everywhere; January 28th. 1.869. GO-ly.