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. REA.PiNo MA res.--' = e South Huron
Agricultural: Society'e a Annual" Reap-
ing Match" for the year 1869, will take
place on Wednesday, .4th Augu> tRnett,
one mile and shilf North from:�i'pen,.
`on the London. Read, on; the .. farm of
Mr. Copeland, Township of Stanley,
County -of Huron, *heli the ibllokiiing
prizes ,will be competed, for, vial ; `For
tie . ; ag g, either 4ngl101or come
bined,iamachine, $6 ; ; 2nd ,do.; .4 i. -3rd
dot, 3:.;0 4th do., 2. .An hx.tra Ip"izei of
$3 will'; �giYen- to thy' self raking
ma a which delivers 'the ineatest
shot, ,and -.best out of the ,_way.of :the
teamcoming around again.; • R es and
Regulations -:-A11 Madhines . cc nwet-
ins to be on:the ground and ady to
start atthe hour ot. one , o'clock .p. in.,
precisely.. Eaeh machine shall cut one
acre—and . shall cut said_ acre within
one hour. All failing to; do so, unless
through :accident,. will be .. ruled • out..
Only the driver and one attendant will
be allowed to accompany each: machine.
Members. of the Society conipe ng sell'
.pay an entrance fee of $1 for- each ma;
chine; those who are not members, $2.
All machines to be entered in .he name
of the owner or manufacturer.. All
entries to be made to• the'Secretary,
either by letter previous to the day of
the match, or on the ground up to
noon of ,the day of . the .. It is
particularly requested-thal entries
be made early in the day:" pectaaors
and all concerned, are requited to be
careful of fences,' anti . not to 1 retard or
disturb the _operation of lma inee
du k ;the 'match •,' and' to ' ;vo 4 as
much as possible; injuring the standing
grain or sheaves by .tramping or other-
wise. ..-.T., B.—A• 'Binding Match .wail'
also take place_ on the sanne day, of
which particulars will bee given on the.
ground. By order of the committee of
MaaLnae hent.: Hugh Lovc, Sear., .pec.,
`.S. H. A. S., hill's Green P 'Of.
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From our own Correspondent.: , .
• Tlie Rev. Mi. •'Tindale's,re�,ta rk- on•
the `:,Second• .� dyent," w.a4:1 de .i retcl
last Sabbath evening in the ,Wesleyan'
Oburc13;'Leechevil'le The end C=#en-
tle. b rl: proved conclicsisiel .';that "the:
Views held .. by• • ilfillenartans:on.;the-
above] f.pbject,were Myths and fallacies,
of the Or> water, and he knocked the
prop' from under the».:ir ribeAetifur
style; giving -his views in s c-'1earand
couci'se a'. manner, supPoia 1 jp-
ti re proof as to leave no doubt in the
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rrrirzile-',Of Of • the audience' thlWi%lie4Iiil
lenarian Doctrine was a delusion and
a-'. if e. • The': 1•ecttire, wh i eh' mot" a
• very ' cble and �teresting "`one, was at-
tentively listened -to by; a large. and -
appreciative audience. }. :.-.
The `telegraph' oleo' in-Wroxe'ter+is
open for business. °•r
' tit will be preaching stn thetTif
S ed,:'eechville, next- ii . •ay evening..
in -.-,c. rection with- the hurch. of
England. The Arch-Deaco will •con-
cluc> the service.. Next onday• the
copier stone of the•new Eng ish Oliurch
wi13:14e' laid with.Orange a d- Masonic
ceremonies, I i.pnclerstand pic-nic-+is
also . to • be held in aid of t •buildin
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f undrl,but . have .not heard ` stt.t ; ,1ars.
Hay: ing is progressing fnely," yield
very laze, far ' above the a v:Erage.,
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TAKE - NOTICE -
srsTHAT JoKN HA, u,r,
inted Official AssigneeLDANfor thehsconnty
'Mee -at S> of ,-3 S. Fees.
Office itG ptni f- I iy
#'oat Hifi ei j r� »
Goderieb, $gib 5 b,186& 134.
Farm :for Sale.
fHE °eu giber of%rs for sale the f he..
.Lot- Fo. 9, in the 'mrd .Con
p of Nuckermit`h, consisting of so
acres, nearly • all clearrd• There is a goon]
F`rame Hous on the • lot, and a•large Barn, s' -
never failing spring creek
runs filmier
farm.- Forpartculars ap t
A.:G:1'A EGMO?,
At the SeafoTth Carding mat
Seaforth, July 2nd• 82-2m.
FA'QREGOR & SON,
BOOKBINDERS; lTLL
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i`$ d ta;4.• afrPOing
Oil); tho>>;tght of vex
BLUEVAs.,E ,
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r ,*i eat,-
,.„ !sei�iously.-
curbs' ovr, Corr t. :'
TAN$T} AD B y BAROpiETEYt , &C.—Mr.
Jo a ewer` is :agent i is< vicinity
f+ c nstead's Barometers and Ther-
mometers. They nay be seen in his
RESIGNATION. -Rey. Jaines Haatie,,
Presbyterian Minister, late y resigned
the charge of Eadie's -Stati' , •so 'tkit
B1oevale- and .'.'Kingham - are _ - now the
stations ;u ide>r :.hint care.` . -
' s`•i +►pg.� Lai . It .i..:
s e -spotted
thatxthe tegratph line- through .Bhhie-
vale and W.�inghaapn, , in con 'ectin with
the .:WroPxeter -.fare; will'soon be. in
of tieh, -=with• offices: in t cn' village.
.—On account account, the late
rain, haying opetations not pro-
ressinit .very, rapidly ere.... , , Fail
Wheat Et ipening • fast, td altliougli`
orge ' farms `'are cotnplas' `g of the
'nage and smut, we bell + ;,_the .yield.
will be. beyond the ave ;Spring
. Wneatt Oats, . Peas &c., ,a :r also look -
ell -c .root .-crops, . particularly
.. 1 . Ave '4,•splendia a appearance. ''
CUi FACTonT;--It is expected
;h t Mr ?John Leech wilt start...' ghee
'aactory in this place, shouthe obtain
rhe ln�ec_e ry suliport•f. om the, f iers.
'V4.•,3441,1441109_, ;t of .:.this . inW
d ould
ece d welin auris vicuuty, and. if th e
sanies °roneerned swill: y0• act:liberal
?, i : the matter •-fs a ma expect '- to see
t tion a ore ;Ins '' ;1- - ,
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BRAMIA71.1 e•rverdi'dt
.d by
I inahee mre Hair
dry,`haraih s�Stifi hairsoft.
ossy and. beautiful:::.It,.clean es the scalp,
'cove , pimples, strengthens; ` the • glands,
. veufie circ haa4..froxu 4114.4, and wits cer-
uly e it gi:ow sti on , luxuriant awl
lutifu1; :and it`Ls= o1;11cents'iler battle.
1 verywh ere. --1 73 J y
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prepartd toexecuiebinding ink ety e. ,.Persons residing ata dicta '
bSleaving their books at the Signal Book
ore, G€oderich, 'or at 'the '' Fxposrnon'•
office, Seaforth, stating style, may rely upon
them being well bound. • 'ic
AT THE LOWEST ' PRICES, -
And returned witl,ont delay.
Seaforth, June 11, 1869 18-tf
H1`Elf ER ' STRAYED.
STRAYED from :the premises• of the sub
scriber, about the • middle of May, it
yearling heifer, all red, excepting white face.
Any person -giving such} information as mill.
lead to her recovery, will -be suitably reward=
ed. - ....• JOHN WINTERS.
Seaforth, July 7th. • 83 t
Insoivelit Act of 1.864
• Iii the Count y=.Oovzurt ;of .the County.of Htt71971.
= In the matter •of JAMES -Ii A'I:T;
- • An Insolvent.,
Dominion. . of Canada,
Province of Ontario, -
- : • County -of Huron,
To Wit
tJTICE is' hereby given thaton Thursday
the Sixteenth clay of. September next,
`at ten o'clock in the forenoon, or as sogn.as>
Council can be .heard",. the uiddersin ed w
apply to the ,fudge' of the acid Court for
,diseharge under the sald Act. • .
�•, flatdt at Seaforth "this 7th' day' of Jrdyr,
1869..
• JAMES HATT,
By BENSON & ME YETI
His Attornies ac ,Lit
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SOLVENT A Chi' o ° 1i .
alk:the Matter of JAMES` ELLIc3Tl'
of Seaforth, an Insolvent
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�creditors of the Insolvent are na edthat he haE-,made ran .,ass snot 4
his estate said effects ander the,above act,
me, thee u ndcrsigued Assignee, and tl at they
are -'required" to " furnish me within tw
months-- from this' :date .with their claim
speoifying the security they hold if any, and
the valae of it, and if none 'stating.the foe
the Whole attested under oath, with
vouchers in support of such claims. '
. ti•. Date] a t,bderich, ;in: the County of Har:`
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ttlis.Atkidayof:?uu 18{f9:
Official Assigns
• C oderic`h' Tmle, 25 '1169. ' 0 g%•_ ,
SEAFr ORTHH, July 22nd, -1869;=•
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Insolvent Act of - 86 -
In the County Cozua-t of the County • of Efureal
In the natter of EDWARD ,YENTION,
- - , : , , - • An, Insolvei t
Oommioi of Canada, '
Pmovi row or ONTARIO,
p `•O in ty of :Huron,
t:.,. TO Wit. •
OTICE is hereby giyeu. that on ThuniaT
to Sixte,ent c day of S•epterbex ne
a ten of the clock in the forenoon, oras EDT
air d i&cil can be heard,,tlie itiideraigitid
applertod said' Coustrfota
dschargeuxderhe said Act
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Dattel, at Seaforth this, 7th day of J'l'
A. D. 1869: `
- • EDWARD PENTON: -
By BENSON & MEYER.
His Attorniestsd t h,:
QODER 1 CH
GRAMMAR
S schooI will resume business on`cn
day, -the 9th of -August, When all-ps
are: requested to • Im : present. A
training is given in the usual subject'''.
High School Education, including Co er-
ci 't rit inetie'and Book Keeping; an
pulse °are ,prdpa'red 'far matricarltitiui mt• he
Universities, and' for ' pawing the exp
tions; of the Lav Society, etc I�t1t'
thei particular,, inppliCabt011 may, bem to
PRESTON; •P }1��/j�`{La�[
Coderich, July, 1869 *Heaa' '
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4flW P
S his numerous •cus1�
their liberal,patronaa�ge 'during,
fift0,en years, and trusts he ' will recti
continuance. .
He has now on hand a liase or at
er
Gam, Sound • -
Green Hemlock
s,*
Whichhhe warrants will givo sats
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_.. 200,000 FEET f
. ter Fon..
!!D1NCAND GENERAL fit
P�irch,•: he offers an h'beral terms. -1
will be promptly attended to. : , •
{.lie has also liana: a larie Ur
WELL SEASONED AUCOU
'Po'which he cans 'the attention "of
customers, -whee=l ° find it'to their
sage -to retire them promptly, VI
P roceedings, , -
"orth, Jttiy inch,, 180. .3
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e L� L tae,
nem wt y neo;
=3n,tba+e onee 'of Commons
itic a pray' g for the rejects
cads1. nt of ;the Irish lni
wS pprnted and received
Mr; �irtk, nrembcr'
g khirfe, wan
it was TomYorpe snt orthiswin
d u apology. fiyAn the
peers .for language used by
ships insolent to the Premier
;along to the :duty of they
e Speaker e�clared that
tion was neither a' point of o
one of privelege- This HO
,eogn;talt of what pin t
-of Lo, and he decided that
tion could not be entertained.
London, July 22, ---In the .:
.Lords; to night there was a f
'donde of Peers and spectators,
s€anem1ts of the House of
were present,andtheeonside
Iran Ghurch Bill was refill
Earl Granville opened the
:stating thatller Majesty's
rded the vote of Tuesday
f very grave character; but
unwilling to prevent the :eo
of the other an endurents to
and 'were anxious to condu
cupsion in a spirit of peace
;*.tion. He proposed that th
ttioo of the original date of
4nent_, namely,. lst Jamia
-would not insist on a di
House. If the motion was
the feeling of the Hoc
witlrrlrawt.
Lard Cairns; said since
;anent, he had . had a eon
tri (;,ranville, .
thought the,amendments rem]
and tapable of solution. , H
to fi d.,that Bari taovdle w•
by a similar spirit. Igoth n
more culpable. on either aid.
- encbnrage or protract eontro
meksure of the kind where
for .a olution were at hand.
vie and d that sentiment
which took place at the
accorded. He agreed that:°
of date wasof secondary
and decleaed that he w
accept t the original date.
the or ds not to insist on
meats in regard to cora:
tical{{ �residences, or.the tom
ann'1iities, if this quarters
were wling. to commute
have 12 instead of 7
The question, with res
position of the surplrus,
over but power sho
Parliament to apply
fund to the alleviation o;
calamity. Lord Cairns t o
admitting that he still had
jeCtions to the Bill but
pais at all, it was not for t {
of the country or the C
long the struggle on minor
The Marquis efh.
eel, and other leading Pee
the € ompromise, and proms
duet of Lord Cairnsin the
Bucy. ...
The motion for the rester
original date of_ 4iseStablifi
agreed to, fid. the er .
wets disposed, .of,
othrtia
tens of the compromisese._
Clause 68 -aa altered so
of the earplug; shah be app
the tepee acid disstinet
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ti:IeT ame-r1 "
The Earl, of 3andoi .
of Tt m protested '
promise,
Earl Grans thanked`
for the f nth
mitred €1ental'co
with the Government
smooth down the difficult*
oftth�e Be eh i - 22.—The g
London, July 2a Thar
on the Irish Church Bill
offered on the part of the
con ehr :ten .
of the two
ueu U Houma of Par]
L ight the Tory Lords held
big nt a private residence,
to repud ate the Ma uis
aged put thely nnde3
Lord Cam: The iatt;r
ized to :make peace with
and expressed the wiles
Peers to yield. To -day
• ht an interv; w wits
vine, and gave rn the sub
rs, wh reunon :eh e
to the prom a ot>
The prompt expo=cn
indignation ten-il ed th+
tgirds has fin ppon
tbx tenets ag t t =n,
Edon, dnly 22.--- There
tn? of ienir an=
the House of Cumin
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