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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Expositor, 1869-08-06, Page 3FACTS AND SCRAPS. A velocipede rink was open -ed ert iunday last in Montreal. Provincial one-doIlar notes, dee 0 fears, are being passed in loateeeit The, Tee -onto cabraen arte on a stiike ni account of a heavy city license._ Reffeestein is staying in New yeek with his sou whe is a broker in Wall ttreet. Mr. P. Chevalier, &farmer, who live leer Three Rivers, is said to have died ef Cholera hiet Friday. The potato dieease has a.ppeeeed 3014 localities near the coast of New Brunswick. The Rev. John Potts, of Hamilton, will spend August at the sea -side. The expense is borne by his congregation. The Hon. Mr. Rose has returned te, Ottewit and resmered the discharge d his official finactions as Minister of Fie nance. A burglar entered the store of Mie John Hitisley, of Uxbridge, a few Lightsince, and careied Off a ch box containing over $100 in silver. The meeting of the Dorainion ,Pee.. liaraent is prorogued antil the'27th of Septemuer and not then to meet for the despatch of business. A Pullman bleeping car passed through, Harailton on Monday last from* New York for San Francisco, where k is expected it will arrive tomorrow. Those -who are well advised from Washington, conclude that our Minis- ters are very slow in their Reciprocity movements.. On Monday last, a man named King of Richmond Hill, was cholecd to death in Toronto by a piece of meat while eating hie dinner. The Dominion notes in circulation on the 7th of July, amounted to, 791,000, specie, $1,175,0.00, debentures held by Receiver General $3,000,000. - The steam &eve and grist mill at Mo - Kay's Corners, County of Kent,owned ; by Mr. Demetrius Hchnes, was totally 1destroyed by fire on Monday *night ast. The Rev.. Thomas WhnIrope, of Otta- wa, has been -unanimously called to be their pastor by the members of the cone-regaeion of Chalraer's Church, 1Guaph. Eighteen deaths from yellow fever have occurred on heard the man-of-war Eclipse, On the passage freen Rio Grander, to- Halifax. . A.111011g the victims were the commander and first lieutenane Mr. Christian of the Bank of Mon- treal, arri-ved at Miramiebi, on the 1,4th inst., with the necessary fitedsr. and the branch of the Bank went into operation on the following day. The Rev. Archibald Cross, late of prsell, was, on Wednesday, the.25th. inst., inducted to the charge of the Ca- nada Presbyterian congregations of Newtenville and Newcastle. One of the convicts in the Peniten- tiary was discovered on Monday morn- . ;;with apattern key concealed in his e bosom. If made use of, it would open four ranges of cella He was punished for the offefice. Symers who was convicted for Big- amy at Hamilton last spring, is getting a good deal of public sympathy, as -the, opinion is prevalent that he was the victim of his first -wife's Machinations, f and a petition for the commutation of t his tentence is in circulation. A little boy, the son of Mr. Alex. Snow, township of Grimsliy, while playing in a field in which his father was mowing, got tired and fell asleep - in the grass. His father did not dis- cover him until the knives came in con- tact with him, -whereby he lost one toe, had a hand nearly cut off and his side lacerated. He may reeover with the Joss of the hand. ' New York may very appropriately be called, the "City of Strikes." At, the present moment there are "strike& among the tailors, the plate printers, the piano forte makers, the hove thieves, and the. gamblers. The cornet makers were on a strike but have ref= turned to their work. Tke"-- same re.' Mark IS applicable to the cab drivers' the brick -makers, and the ceipenters, and several others of the mechanical elegem A serious aceident happened in the village of Baden on Friclit, bv which Mr. Roscow, a miller in the employ of Beeke.„ Esq., was seriouely ed It appears that he was alone, in es_ t the nun, when one af the mill -stones buret, throwing the pieces in every ali rection. A small piece struck his dog, i which ran home and alarmed Mrs. R0g'. cow, who immecliatel-v suspected some' thing was wrong She iffejit to tee mill and found the wheel running, at - fearfAil rate, but could see nothing of a.' her husband. She- gave the alarni on(e, and search was coral:cleric d raulThey found him in the basement c.lappears that a large fragment sttuck esi }UM On the chest, breaking his breast. 1 is 1 bone and knocking hini down stairs' At last accounts he was very low. .0 a re r, tre . :STEAFQ.R.. xpoottor. DISTRICT 1VE4TTERS. As will be seen by., advertisement, eleeeihere, Maii-street in Seaforth as to be gavelled by the County. JolitisTox Bito...'s of this place, have la.tely completed an improved - cheese vat for Mr. Fowler. It has many re- commendtug qualities. THE Goderich Stgnal says :—"The pews in the Wesleyan Church were sold Monday forenoon to the highest pidder, seine ot them running np as high as txtra; for the neatest delivered sheaf, and best act of the way of the team coining ro nd again, Glen & Co. The da contest, f� gone a fe teat opera but we judges we notwithst thus labo A commimication from our first cor- respondent on the Banking question; ia reply to the last article of "'Ontario " On the same subject is crowded out of the present issue, but will appear M, onr next. A young man, on the evening of the circus got into a row, and received a severe blow, making e wound on the scalp. of &axle three inches.. Dr. Tracy dressed the wound and thesuf- • ferer is doing ev-ell. Levi J. Noneit's °mous visited this town on Tuesday. The afternoon per- formance was not very - exetnsively patroniied, but in the evem bit- of "room was occupied. for minces were not so varied' ly, but were skilful beyond ta oremary. AnTLEYVILLE.—A young lad. n am ed Clark, was drowned in the river, Mait- land, near Ainleyyille, on Sabbath 1-a.st. It appears that he. in company with some -other young persons, went in to bethe and it is supposed. he was seized With cremps • end sank before any assis- • tance could be rendered. • "TEMPERANCE.- --Mr. Thos McMuray, one of the agents of the "United. Can- • adian Alliance" for the total supreSsion • ot the Liquor Traffic, will deliver • a Lecture on Ternpera.nce, ittlthe Tem- peran.ce Hail, Seaforth, on Friday, Au- gust 6. Chair to be taken at 8 o'clock collection_ will be _taken up at the close of the meeting. • - THE Clin' t011 Kew Era of this week contains the "Valedictory" of its pub- • lisher, Mr. Holmes, as, also, the "Pros. - pectus" of its future, under the Manage- ment of the new proprietor Mr. Mathe- son. While we regret the departure of Mr. Relines from the "Newspaper World," we welcome his successor to his new field of labor, • who is an old hand at the businiss, and under whose direction we hope to see the "New Era" was a very poor one for a as soon as tbemachines had rounds the rain fell a9 hard ions had to be discontinued, liev'e that the award of the e in every way satisfaAory, riding the disadvantage they red under, to arrive at a just conclusion. . It will be seen by the en- tries that -none but self rakrng ma- chines were entered, thus indicating that no, other kind will be tolerated by the publie in this age. The great curi- osity of the day appeared to be the " 1V.farsh Harvieter." This machine is so constricted that two men can stand on it -and bind thd grl.in as it is out. • Notwithstanding the busy season, some fourior five h undrW spectators were present, artd a nlosti hearty and well - g every Is per- general- H EXPOSITOR. Ontario Teaclie .Aagoolation. The 9th annual Cony Teachers' Alisociation of ad in the Temperance Ha on Tuesday, the succeed and Saturday, in the T Normal School Buildings. ers, with the President, •Nelles D.. ./ D •Princip University, in the Chair.. ing, at half -past seven o'c sident delivered an op after which the business tion was prcceeded proceediege of the Cony lowing topics will be dis periled with an. address member of the associatio 1. What studies shou our schools 2. On English idiom sions, and the best, metl merited ,yote of thanks Was passed by 3. The best method o them to kr. Copeland for his generouslory conduct OR the occasibn. 4. Essay on the best The marked success of all the meet- tivating the voice and. r ings of the South- Huron . Agricultural pressior. Society, we believe is no ?mall degree 5. Our text -books in the result of the untireing energy of the Secretary. Mr. Copeland desires to return his thanks to the large numbers who carne to the reaping match armed with rakes for the purpose of binding the geain had the day been fine. 'Ilion of the $ tar* open - 1 3 Toronto ng t o days, eatre ef the The m mb- e Rev. S. . 1 of Victori Itt the even- ock, the Pre- ning address, f the Associa- During the ution, the fol- ussed, accom- r essay by a d be taught in tical expres- od of analysis. teaching hist- tethod of cul - tiding with ex- eography. abopted to in roper course of rool. • During the day, ata meeting of the Directors of the Society, it as resolved to combine the Fall Seed Show -with the annual show at Seaforth, on the 30th of Septernber and lst of October next, and to 'offer the Canada Company's prize of $30 fot' the hest ten bushels of -wheat as a first prize, and five and three dollars respectively- for the second and for the Heaviest Bal third prizes. The winner of the Canada age of 2 and 3 years. Company's prize to give his wheat to Handsome Picture an Society. Neatest Dressed Boy; *• years,—Sixth Prize— • the Neatest Dressed age of "2 and 4 years. decilion of three Lady _continue in prosperity, • ROWDYISM.—On Wednesday last a lad of about J6, named Dixon, was brought before D. L. -SillsEsq., J, P., 6. What means can b duce pupils to pursue a reading after leaving se c• Hamilton had a "Ba 5th inst./ arid awarded First Prize --Splendid for the Brightest a.nil Looking Baby, bet ---e and 12 neehtlis. —Seco Chair, for the -Heavies the age of 9 and TI Prize—High Chair, fo Baby, between the a< months, --Fourth Priz the by W. N. Watson, for using insult- ing language to the coroplainent .on the streets, and, was fined one dollar with • costs, amounting to something over five dollars. The presiding magistrate gave the young rowdy a most righteous lecture. on the impropriety of "street corner loafing," which cOntainpd ritmerous hints; that we hope will be acted up- on, not only by young, but by older individuals; of the Same class. _ DURING the past week./ we passed through a goocl part of ther counties of Huron, Perth, and Middlesex, and our observations everywhere, lead es to the • conclusion that the crops are generally. alteve those ofaverageyears. Through Middlesex haying is nearly completed, and in some parts, rite so. A good deal of fall* Wheat is also harvested in 13LUEVA. E. •F�w own Correspondent.) • The 1ord Bishop of Huron was in. Wingh4m last week for confirmation. The new* beidge at Bluevale will be erected as soon as the water is low to adtatt of operations• . • Ceoes.—The farmers have taken ad- vantage. of the few cla,vs of fine Weathea- with Which we have been favoured to secure as much of their hay as possible, but there ere still large quantities out. The .fall wheat harvest will soon com- mence !if the weather continnes favour- able. ACCOENT. —Robert Duff, a young man imployed with Mr. George Young, framer, cut his foot very severely last weeks He was " score.hecking," and his axe* having glanced it inflicted a, wour4 fohr or five inches in length and so deep that the foot is cut completely through for about three inches. He is linden/the care of Dr. Sraale. TUCKERSMITH, good order, as well r barieY. • •-So far as the wet weather is concerned we do not think the crops have suffered by it, excepting peas on heavy,' flat, and un- drained soils, whereltn many ceses they are half ruined, and, in. this, section large • quantities of hay were spoiled. The weather now is most auspicious for harvesting, and farmers aretaking • every advantage of the ame. The spring wheat in most places, we under- stand, is badly damaged -with the midge; happily. however, the area of this crop i., smiL Rust has struck the wheat in some sections though this is not at a4 general. A s the V John ccial meeting of Council was held at age of Egniondville, in the house of rits, on Friday the 16th July, at the hour of three o'clock. p.m., pursuant to noticif from the Reeve. All the members present. The Reeve having taken the chair the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved of. , Letter from the County Clerki, stating the amount of County rates requliredirom the Township of Tuckersraith, for the currt-nt year, viz :--for general and special County purposes, $4230.54, for Leg- islstive School equivalent, $358.00, ordered to be, filed. Report of the Board of 'Health Offie xi was laid before the Council and a,p- prov d of • The minutes of a meeting of the Reeves andSchool Superintendants of McKillop and Hilbert, held at Carronbrook 24th Dec., 1868, was,la.id before the council wheiiA was moved by Mr. Jackson, sec. by Mr, Da11311, that the alterations*.in Union School, Section No. -1, McKillop. by the Reeves of McKillop and Hibbert and Local School Superintendants, Johnston. and Rath, so Or as related to the ,Tuckersraith portion of said -Union School Sectibn be not recog- nized. by the Council, and that the Clerk be instructed to make no alterations in the as- sessment of the Tackersmith portion of Unibn School Section No. 1, nor in School Section, No. 11, inekersmith,--Carried. Account of Messrs. Ross and Luxton, for printing, amounting to five dollars, ordered to be paid. Moved by Mr. Dallas, secby Jackson, that widow Ochlborn receive sum of four dollars, charity. being in gent circumstances, —Carried. Moved Ir- Dallas, sec. by, Mr. Jackson, that Oremusi receive the sum of five dollars on acount of indigency,—Carriecl. Moved Ir. Cousins, sed. by Mr. Jackson. _ that es McLean and James Dallas, be author and instrueted by this Council, to let by y Show" on the rizes as follows: hild's Carriage, lost Intelligent n the age of 6 d Prize—Cane Baby, between onths.—Third the Hea-viest e. of 18 and 21 ,,-High Chair, _ y, between the Fifth Prize— Frame, for the ietween 2 and 4 ilver Basket, for irl, between the (Subject to the Judges. NOTICE. Sealed Tenders ILL be received by the County veyor on the part of the Municipal -Council for the County of Huron,. til Saturday 21st inst. Fo Repairing the Gravel Road North of Clinton. ' lst.— Tom Clinton tie Londsboro Bridge. • 2nd.—From Londsboro Bridge to the Bridge at Blyth. •, Tenders to state the price per co:d. of 128 cubic feet, for clean and coarse Gravel deliv- ered on the road, and carefully spread. and, broken. The work to be finally completed' on the 10th October next. (Signed), ,A.. BAY, County Surveyor. County Surveyor's Office, • Clinton August 4th, 1869. 87-A Tile HOUSE OP Lon S,—The London Star exhumes the urec rd of the House of Lords for the last forty years, during which time, on almost every important queetion, it has pursued 'a constantly illiberal and retrograde course. The Lords opposed the Reform Bill.; Ro- man Catholic Ernancipition ; the Irish Church Bill ol 1833; the Corporation- • and Tests Acts; the throwing off of Jewish Disabilities; the Bill of 1834, removina the disqualification which bar - fed the l'iniversities against Dissenters, Sir John Trelawney's Bill of 1868, for the abolition of church rates ; the Muni- cipal Reform Bill of 1865 ; the Corn Taws; Melbourne's • Educational Bill; of 183.9 ; Life Peerages' Bill of .4859 ; Peper Duties' of 1869. NOTIGE. Sealed Tenders • 2000000. FEET LI! -U.-. NI ft. • Jr. BE Sold.:Without..11eierve THE undersigned begs to M. ate to Far- mers and others, that he has a large stock of Lumber in his yard, ad)oinino• 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. • ILL be received by the County Sur- veyor on the part of the Municipal Council for the County of Huron, . a . le Until Satrday 21st inst . -1. For Repairing, -with clean and. coarse Grav- el, the London and Mill Roads. in the Com-. ty of Huron, viz : Section No. 1.—From McGillivray Tow -a- line to 'rancistown. • 'ectin No. 2- —From Francistown to Toll- gate No. 3. Section No. 3.—From Toll -gate :No. 3 to 13rucefield. Sectio -n. No. 4.—From Brubefield to Clinton Section No. 5.—From Bruceiield to Eg- mondville. - - Tenders to state the price per cord. for Gravel, when spread on the road. and broken small enough to drop through a 2 finch ring. The work to be completed before the 15th of October next. (Signed)/ A. BAY, - County -Surveyor. County Surveyor's Office, Clinton, Aug. 4, 1869. 87-3in P.'S..—He is also prepared to furnish Bill Stuff, Lath, ancl all kinds of Dressed Lum- ber. • - • THOMAS LEE. • Seaforth, May Srd. • 74-32n. GOOD NEWS TO Farmers and Others. r*. iinder,signed having neeely fitted out „ ns mill in a first class style, in winch he is now grinding for every • FIFTEENTH BUSliEL, Or exchanging -flour for gool wheat at 41 lbs. te the bushel. THE IliCHEST PRICE IN CASH PAID FOR • , South Huron Reaping Match. This match came off on Wednesday on the farm of Mr. Copeland, Lokidon. Road, near Kippen. There were six entries of machines as follows:• John Jackson, Lucan, J. Long,/ agent, Ball's Ohio, Dodge St Steven- s=, Self Rake.) • Verify & Ross, -Fran- cistown, Ball's • Ohio, Johnston's Self Rake; Glen & Co., Oshawa, C. McLeod and W„ IF. Broadfoot, agents, Bali' Ohio, Drek's Self Rake ; Paxton Tate & Co., Port Perry, Marsh Harvest- • er ; Joseph Sharman & Co., Stratford, Ohio Buckeye, Johnston's Self Rake, L.• D. Sawyer & Co., Bamilton, T. Cooper, agent, Ball's Ohio, Dodge & Stevenson's Self Ra,ke. • Acting Judges : W. Arbuckle, B. Smilie, and W. Chesney. The prizes were as follows : lst. Sharman; 2nd. Verity & Ross; 3rd. L. D. Sawyer; 4th. Paton & Tate BIRTH. Me0A141FTON.— A.t Fgmondville, on the 4th inst., the wife of 'N/r. McOmpton of a -son MARRIED. ArrenisoN.---McKENziE—By the Rev. Wm. Graham, on 3rd of August Mr. Wil- liaralAitchison to and. Miss Isabella Mc- Kenzie. Both of the Township of Me- Killop. • Mr. tne ind. by Dr. •THE MARIMS. , ' SEAVORTH, Aug. 6, 1869. For Gravelling the line of road fr im 1,g- i •Office, and Opposite Veat's Store. Wheat, (Fall) f bushel, 90 (`-'19,5, mondville Bridge, through. the Village of I Wheat (Spring) JP' bushel, $ 190 ® 9' Seaforth, to Williams' Pump Factory, 1/ Where he wilt always be ready to -please his Barley f bushel, °' 50 @ 55 mile. ' - :.1 . patrims• and give satisfaction to those who favor him With a call.- . Oats tfi' bushel, 2 2 . (10 The Gravel must be of the best qnalitr, 65 clean and coarse; perfectly free from monk, , Peas f bushel, . Potatoes f bushel, (n Hay f ton, trzen, EBuggtit3eY, NOTICE. Sealed Tenders ALFRED- BREWER,: . Roxburgh Mills , E.1.e,aforth. June 4th, 1869. - 78-3m. STRAYEW . • CflAME into the premises of the subscribsr, Lot 21, 4th con., Tuckersmith, H. R. S. about the middle of the inontikof May last, a, two year old. Steer. The owner ' is re- quested to prove property, pay charges, and take it away. • ' • ALEXA.NDER BROADFOOT: July 15th, 1869. • CAME ASTRAY. CrEAME into +aie-premises' of e subscriber, on the 6th_ -inst. a bay horse. The owner- is requested to prove- property, pay • charges and take Irini away. - •JOHN GRAY, Egmondville-- • Seaforth, July 16 1869. -• NATILL be received by the County Sur- VVveyor on the part of the Municipal • Councillor the County of ;Huron, Until..Sat'rday 14th inst. son giving Such information as will lead to :STRAY HEIFER: TRAYED from'Sealorth, about the 24th, • of May last, a two year old }Leifer, all white excepting inside the ears. Any per - For Repairing with Gravel, the line of her recovery, -Will be suitably rewarded. road from the Maitland Bridge, 11 mile south' JAMES BEATTIE. from IVIorrisbank Post Offile, to where the I Seaforth, July:15th, 1869. •84-3M. said road. intersects the boundary line of Ilowick Township. The Gravel used on that part of the road passing through the pine swamps, must be of the very best quality, and hauled from the Wroxeter Pit. • Tenders to state the price per cord. for de- • livering, spreading aud breaking the gravel. • (Signed), A. BAY, County ,Surveyor. County Surveyor's Office, Clinton, Aug. 3, 186v.• 87-2M. • NOTICE. Sealed Tenders XGE LS 1 0 R. INT -sv- IPHOTOGRAPII\ GALLERY. W. P -PAGET, Artist THE lirglersagned begs to. inform the in- ' habitants- of Seaforth and surrounding ILL be received. by the County Sur - country, that he has taken the Gallery ler- veyor on the part of the inerly occupied by Mr. C; Paltridge, Council for the County �f Huron, Until Sat'rday,14th Few Doors flora of Dr. Smitit's by Ja 1ZC ANDCALL to see 1 40 ® 1 50 loath and all other earthy particles ; and the E SURE , 9 ® 10 through a 2f Mob ring. and will convince you that he is First -Class. f furnishin the Gravel, and for 9 00 ® 11 00 I larger tone broken small enough to diop his specimens, they speak for the Artist • 15 ® 16 Tenders to state the 'nice per cord. of 128 TORONTO. Aug. 5, 1869. cubic feet, or g (By Telegraph.) Royal Canadian Bills Wheat (Fall) f bushel, do (Spring) ijbushcI, Oats f_ bushel, Barley ID bushel, Peas f bushel. tender or otherwise, turnpikmg opposite Lot No. 1, on the 10th con. line as soon as possible, alsoto assist if necessary with turn- piking opposite lot No. 9. same line,- 6/Tied. • Moved by Mr. Dallas, sec. by Mr. McLean. that the Reeve and George Jackson be .authorized by this COURCii. LO let by tender or otheiwise, turnpiking opposite lot No. 2, on the 6th con. line; H R. S., as soon possible, also clearing a ditch tan. the 2nd. to line near Mrs. McLeary's,--Carrried. REMEMBER spreadingbreaking the same. • -• The place is •Opposite Veal's Grocery, Main The work to be finished on or before the Street, Seafart h. " 15th September next. -----"'• WILLIAM P. PAGET, 1 09 to 1 00 (Signed), A. BY, 1 09 to 1 00 5'2 to 57 00 to 0 00 70 to 90 • IR,1\TT... N the best business portion of Seaforth, a •I Frame • Sholp 22x34, suitable for a Gro- cery, Book Store, &c. immediate possession given:• For particulars address • Wm. -ROBERTSON & Co., 87 -tf. Box 34, Seaforth,. Ont. • Moved. by Mr. Jackson, sec: by Mr. Dallas, th t Mr. Cousins be authorized to employ parties to clear a tree out of the river. sp.k tbe railway and put props under Broadfoots b dge as soon! as possible, —Carried. Moved b Mr. Jaek.Son, sec- by Mr. Cousins that this Goancil do now adjourn to mee title to be appointed by . the Reeve, said meting to be held at the liotel_ of Mr. John Daly, Vfflage of Egmondville.—Carried. TRACY, M.' D., CORONER FOR „ the County of Ruron. OFFICE and RESIDENCE --011e door East of the Methodist 'Episcopal Cb_urch. County SurveYor's Office, Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868. • 53-ly • NOTICE. • Sealed. Tenders ELL be received by the County Sur- veyor on the 'part of the Municipal Council for the County of Huron, Until Sat'rday, 21st inst. For Repairing four sections of the- Gravel Road, North of Seaforth, viz: No. 1—Fron Seaforth to Ballibay.. NO. 2, -From. Ballibay to Walton; both of these sections to be repaired with screened gravel. , No. 3 --From Walton to Ainle3rville. Photo. Artist. County Surveyor. -Seafortb; July- 22, 1869. 85-6in. COunty Surveyor's Office, Clinton, Aug. :3, 1869. - 87 2m La T.)" S N . 4—From Ainle ville to the long bridge near Douglas's Tavern. These last twO sec- tions to be repaired with unscreened gravel of od qualitY. NOTICE. Sealed Tenders AAT1LL be received by the County Sur - V Y veyor on the part of the Municipal • Council for the County of Huron, Until 6 p. In., on Saturday, the 14th instant, d. rs to state the price per •cord for FANCY NOTE- pApm PLAIN STATIONERY II - - In great variety, SCHOOL BOOKS, Carter and ,Walkden's Inks, Blue awl, :Red Inks, • 13ibles,Prayer Books, Hyntn .Books; -73rank Notes, Blank Account Books, ttc. AGENT:FOR THE - WSEAFORTI1 "EXPOSITOR." Daily Globe and. Daily Tdegr,b. •- WilliamElliott. Seaforth, -July 22, 1869. 54-tf. For Gravelling the line of road through Clinton Village, from the Railway to. Fair's • The Gravel must be of the best quality, clean and. coarse; perfectly free from mould, loam, and all other earthy particles ; and the larger stone broken small enough to drop through a n inch ring: Tenders to state the price per cord for de- livering, spreading and breaking the Gravel. The work to be finished on or before' the, 15th Septembe(Singenxet.do A. BAY, • County Svirveyor. County Surveyor's Office, • • $50 It MW.A.1R,1387-2:11 Clinton, Aug. 3, 1869. • 110T, on Sunday night, • between 12 an mall enough to drop through a 2i inch lint Lot 20, Cott. 12, McKillop, . a g a.d. d. broken S a I o'clock 1 Gravel, vvhen spread on the ro an The work to be completed before the 10t Steer. The abo-ve rewazd will be given to of October next.. any person or persons giving such infornia-1 the on 25th ult.,. South half a two-year-old • BEAUTHriiii! SPIpThin ! is the verdict given! by all who use Hunt's Empire }Lair GJoss It Makes dry, harsh, OW hair soft. gloss3r and beautiful It cleanses the scalp, removes piniples, Strengthens the glands,. prevents the, hail' from falling* and will. cer- tainly ma ko it grow strong, luiciriant and beautiful, and. it is only eenta pee bottle. Sold everywhere.•• 73, ly DXSPE.PSik eured:by using Dr. Colby's An- . ti -Costive and. Tonic Pills. They regub.te the Bowels, correct.the Liver, blear the Com- exion, and renovate the system ; they are eoncentrated form, and strike at the root of (Signed), .A. BAY, tion a‘s will lead to the conviction of the MICHAEL ItYAN. • 1Clinton, August 4th, 1869. - f37-3 McKillop, August 4th. 87-1m. • County Surveyor.1 party who eommitted the deed. eonaposea of active _ingredients in disease, enring almost • like magic, Thous- ands to their extraordinary curative propertiee, Sold by all dealers. • • 17,