HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Expositor, 1869-08-06, Page 7TAKE NOTICE �F
T JOHN HAL DAN, has been
;ed Official Assignee for the County
on.
e at 5EA}ORT1I,-- . S. PoRTF.it*S..
e at GODERicx,--Directly opposite the
face-
erich, Mph 5th, 1868. 13-tf.
Farm for Salo.
1 subscriber offers for sale the farm be-
g Lot No. 9, in the 2znd Concession,.
hip of Tuekermitbe consisting of 80
nearly all els‘arcall There is agood
House on the lot,said a large: Barn, a
failing spring creek, rtuv through the
Eor partici lar poly to
A. (1 VAN' l tTM
OND,
\t the Seaforth Carding :Till.
oath,; July uEt
f
� REGQ . SON,
)KBINDERS, S, IILTLLLT
t;. prepartd to excel to binding in every
yle< Persons rk.-siding at a distance
wing their boots at the Signal Book
Cx derich, or at the " ExoosrroR"
Seaforth, stating style, may rely upon
.being well bound.
,T THE LOWEST PRICES,
And returned without ut delay.
srth, June 11, labii. %"S-tf.
1-{EIFER STAYED.
YFli from the premi.es of the sub-
:riber, about the middle of May, a.
Tog heifer, all red, excepting white face,
person g dna such information as will
os her recovery, will be suitably reward
JOHN WINTERS.
forth, July 7th. . 83-tf
solvent Act of 164.
e County Court of the Couttbi ofHuron.
the matter of JAMES HATT,
An. Insolvent.
tminion of Canada,
, wince of Ontario,
County of Huron,
To Wit :
OTICE is hereby given that on Thursday
the Siateennth day of September .next,
en o'clock in the forenoou, or as soori as
diel can be heard, the undersi`med will
ly to the Judge of thy: said t.`ourt for a
barge under the said Act.
)stet at Seaforth this. 7th clay of July,
ist9
JAMES H A.TT,
By BENSON & MEYER..
3-tf. His Attornies ad Litein,
'SOLVENT �A . OF 1864.
the Matter of JAMES ELLIOTT,
f Seaforth, an Insolvent-
1HE creditors of the Insolvent are notifi-
ed that he has made an assignment of
estate and effects under the above act, to-
the undersigned Assignee& anti that they
required to furnish me within two-
mths froiu this date with their claims,
ecifying the security they hold if any, and_
e value of it, and if none stating the fact,
e whole attested under oath,. with the
Etnchers in support of such claims.
Dated at Goderich, in the County of Hur-
1, this '25th day of June 1869.
JOHN HALDAN,
Official Assignee.
Goderich.. Rine 25. 1869. 82-tf-
Insolvent Act of 1864.
rz the County Court of the County of Huron -
In the matter of EDWARD PENTON.
An Insolvent..
Dominion of Canada,
'noF INCE or ONTARIO,
County of Huron,
To Wit
TOTICE is hereby given that on Thursday
the Sixteenth day of September next,
,t ten of the, clock in the forenoon, or as soors
• Council can be Beard, the undersigned win
rpply to the Judge of the said Court for a
Eischarge under the said Act..
Dated at Seaforth this 7th day of July,
. I.
1869.
EDWARDPENTON.
By BENSON & MEYER,
His Attornies ad Lite1W
QO�ERtCK GRAMMAR S°°°"
! IkIIS school will resume business on Mon-
day, the 9th of August, when all pupils,
are requested to be present_ A thorough
training is given in the usual subjects" of a
High School Education, including Comms ``
Bial .Arithmetic and Book -Keeping ; and pu-
pils are prepared for matriculation in the,
Universities and for passing the examina-
tions of thet;Law Society, etc. For any fur-
ther particu ars, application may be made to
J. PRES`T'ON,B. A-,
Head 1llastarr.
84-3in •
Goderich, July, 1869.
MR, JOHN THOMPSON
T _tHANKS his numerous customers for
their liberal patronage during the last
fifteen years, and trusts he will receive ice'
continuance.
He has now on hand a large assortment of
Good Sound
Green Hemlock !
Which: he warrants will give satisfaction-
ALso,
200 >OGO FEET OF PINE!
CET FOR.
BRUM ARD GENERAL PURPOSES
O, dens.
Which he offers on liberal terms.
will be promptly attended to.
He has also on hand a large assortment of
TELL SEASONED ACCOUNTS . i
r To which he calls the attention of his Oki-
; customers, who will find it to thee advert
age to retire them. promptly, .. and without-
legal
ithonvlegal proceedings:
Seaforth, July 15th,, 1869.
8 --
THE SEAFORTH EXPOSITOR.
,LATEST FOREIGN.
BRITAIN.
'London, July 31. -Mr. Gladstone,
who has been ill for a few clan past,
has returned to London. His health
is nzucli improved, though he is still
weak.'
London, Aug 2.-A company is
organizing here to lay a telegraph cable
from. Scotland, by.kway of the Orkney
and Faroe Islands to Quebec, When
completed, the whole line will prob-
ably be purchased by the Post Office
Department:,
London, Aug. 3. -The Times, this
morning, in its money article, says
thete are strong rumors that prelimin-
aries of agreement between Spain and
the United Stas, with respect to"Cuba,
have been arranged.
A letter from Madrid says thatthe
state of affairs in that country is dis-
quieting. There is no prospect ahead
but gloom and confusion. The Govern-
ment has no fears of the success of the
Carlists; but the writer does not think
that all is lost for the Prince of Austri-
UNITED STATES.
Rochester, Jul v 20. -Peter Pentlers,
of Ontario, Wayne county, was instan-
tly killed by lightning while riding on
a loan of hay yesterday.
New York, July 31. -Rumours of
another. Fenian raid on the Canadian
frontier are current. Stocks of arms
and cases of raw material ""aoout -head-
quarters here give a color of probability
to the report
St. Louis, Aug: 2. -Much excite-
ment exists in Pekin, Ill., In regard to
the killing of a deputy sheriff " of Taze-
o well county, while attempting tb arrest
two horse -thieves. A crowd broke in-
to the gaol yesterday and tookhe
leader and hung him, but not before he
had badly cut several of the lynching
party -one of whom will probably die.
It is believed tuat most of the gang will
-be lynched. .
New York, July 31. -Wt is stated
that the whole line of-bhe Erie Railway
is soon to be illuminated at night by
the newly discovered E1ectrit Light.
INDIA.
London, August -`2:-Despatches
from Bompay report that the nephew
^f Shere Ali, Anieer of Cabool, had ie -
belled on account :=of certain new army
regulations. He was captured with
his two brothers, and sent to B. itish
territory. The Indian Government
will keep then at Lahore.
SWEDEN.
Sto-kliolm,` July 29. -The Prince
Rcyal of Denmark was married to the
Princess Louise of Swe4len to -day,
WEST INDIES.,
New York, July 29.- The Tribune's
Washington special says :-Front San-
tiagy De Ouba comes news of a thous-
and attrocities - committed -by the fain-,
ous Francisco Perez, to whom a govern-
ment in that part of the Island had
entrusted the direction of matters in
Guanatanamo anri. Baracea. Those
bad men, waiting in every sentiment
of humanity, and of every moral prin-
ciple, had' been robbing and assassinat-
ing every Cuban- whofwasbelieved to
be a liberal. . Whole families in the
vicinity of Guanatanamo, had been
murdered by this bandit. Young and
old persons havelbeen butchered by his
knife, and his companions not being
satisfied with the villianies committed
here, passed on to Baracoa, were aided
by a few other assaasians, they went
from house to house. Hundreds of
persons were in this way murdered, and
with the full consent and knowledge of
the authorities.
Havana, ;July 29. -The insurgents
are quite active in the central depart-
ments. They have lately burned and
destroyed a great deal of property about
Trinidad. A conscription will soon
be put in force in Cuba. It is popular
with all classes, and the newspapers are
insisting upon it every day.
Havana, July 30.-A. meeting of
stockholders of the Havana Railroad is
to be held here next week to decide
upon the future management of the
'road, Advices from Las Quiras report
that the garrison there is suffering from
want of provisions, and ..are anxiously
looking for the convoy with supplies
from I'uuertt. del Padre.
The insurgents are committing de-
predations in Santiago, Puerto Prin-
celte and Trindad jurisdictions.
SUICIDE OE AN UNKNOWN MAN NEAR
THE SCARLBOR° STATION. --On Wednes-
day morning, 28th inst, the body' of a
man was found suspended from a tree
on Mr. Stobb's farm, near the Scarboro
Station. The deceased was ,dressed in
a brown frock coat and pants, greyish
vest, white cotton shirt, blue woollen
socks, Panama hat, a new black si] k
neck tie, and a pair of laced shoes. He
was apparently about sixty year of
age, and had doubt] ess, just come from
the States, . as about .$50 American
money, and $7 Canadian were found in
his pockets ; also,- a pair of spectacles
in a tin case, pocket knife and pocket
comb and lead pencil. • He was a very
stout man, about five feet ten inches in
height, grey hair and whiskers, and
light complexion. There was a small
tumor on the upper part of left side df
chest, and a smaller one on the left side
near the spine; a mole on the left arm
close to the vaccine scar, and a wart on
the left temple ; a cicatric of an old cut,
evidently produced by an ax, across the
r;ght foot. The middle toe of the same
foot, had been completely split, as shown
by the scar, and the right middle inci-
-sor and left lateral teeth gone from
decay. Dr. Lapsley, Woburn, opened
an inquest at Baird's Railroad Hotel,
Scarboro', on the afternoon of the same
day, which was adjourned till Friday
evening at eight o'clock, in order to
give an opportunity for the identifica-
tion of the body. -Globe.
For several days past a nest of bur-
glars have been at work in Chatham
Monday night they attempted to rob
the safe of Messrs Thomas ]I. Taylor
A Co., ; they succeeded in , prying off
the padlocks and were well through the
door ; they must have been frightened
off. With about half -an -hour's work
they could have carried off. about $2,-
500. This is the second attempt on
Messrs. Taylor cL Co. A few nights
ago several private houses were entered
and small amounts of money and jewcl-
.ery .carred eff.
The Carlist rising in S pain has, to all
appearance, suffered a sudden and hu-
miliating collapse. From first to last it
has been a poor, contemptible affair
showing neither energy, pluck nor
brains;64, thing entered upon without
consideration, and without adequate
provisiop to make it even respectable,
and carried on as if, from the begin-
ning, thoseengaged in it believed it
to oe absurd. Don Cados has, .so
far as accounts go, shown that he is
not the "man for Galway," by faith-
fully illust"ating the conduct of him
who variously marched up a hill and
then marched down again. It is to be
hoped, now that the affair is over, the
Government will show its ' magnan-
imity by treating the foolish, infat-
uated people engaged in it very len-
iently. It can afford to do so; and
by such conduct it would make itself
still stronger than it is -strong thought
it has shown itself to be, -Globe.
(Advertisement.) .
Sorrething Worth Reading.
Furniture
FURNIT'URE.
• The success that has. attended the
faithful and intelligent study of Photo-
graphy has been so great, that one can
get their own image perpetuated to pos:
teLity. It is a great privilege to have
a good practical Artist, one who thor-
oughly understands the business; as al-
so one who is stationary in a place, to
whom you can go with confidence,,with
the.assuranceof not getting disappoint-
ed in getting a correct, artistic, faithful
likeness, and from whom you .can get
pietures at any future'L time from the
negatives once taken. The days are
past for those who drop down for a -
week or two and are off again, having
no interest at stake, and caring very
little whether their customers are pleas-
ed or aot, they are off; but not so with
our Old Established and thoroughly
practical photographer, Frank Paltridge,
who stands to -day the acknowledged
head and leading Photographer in this
section of the country. He is a real
live man, up to every wrinkle in the
business ; is very obliging ; and has
rooms, accommodations and facilities
for executing work seldom met. He
has" rooms and apartments for every-
thing. Good pictures cannot be made
where the fumes of so many different
chemicals come in immediate contact
with each other, and producing gasses
fatal to making good pictures. His
rooms are in Scott's Brick Block, near
Sharp's Hotel, and under the ExPosl-
TOR Office; cool in summer, warm in
winter ; with dressing rooms, so that
you -can bring your best clothes in a
satchel and change to get your picture
taken. Frank Paltridge also keeps
the negative, and Ro fear of losing the
picture of some near and dear friend,
His best work is not at the door, but
up stairs, one flight, and turn to the
right hand, where -you will- find Frank
always at home and in good temper.
All pictures shown are of his own
make, and not bought or borrowed to
decoy the public. He guarantees satis-
faction or no pay. Just walk up to
Frank Paltridge's Gallery, his peci-
mus are worth looking at, and you
will be sure to see some person's picture
you"know. Ii you don't want your pic-
ture, never mind ; just walk up, he will
be glad to see you, Remember, it is in
a bi i„ k building. • 85 tf
HOS. BELL has now on hand the
largest stock in Seaforth, of every des-
cription of Furniture, from the commonest to
the finest, and all at the lowest prices. Qual-
ity of material employed, and workmanship,
guaranteed.
1J N'SDERTAKINGI-.
Inlall its departments, attended to in a satis--
factory manner. A Hearse for hire.
T. BELL'S
PATENT SPRING MATTRASS
Kept constantly on hand, and fitted to any
bedstead. This article is the beat and cheap
est made, as attested to by all who have us-
ed it. Warranted to give satisfaction.
Remember the place,
OPPOSITE
KIDD & IVI'MULKIN'S.
Seaforth, Aug. 5, 1869. 87-tf
CCARTWR1GHT, Surgeon Dentist.
Stratford, Ontario, begs most respect-
fully to inform the inhabitants of Seaforth
and surrounding country that he has opened
a DENTAL OFFICE over MR. Il.1C.(-
SON'S DRUG STORE, Main Street, Sea -
forth, and has procured the assistance of
Mr. J. A. Ellis, Surgeon Dentist to take
charge of the same. Mr. Cartwright will
continue to visit Seaforth the second week
of every month. All work warranted to
give perfect. satisfaction. Teeth extracted
withlittle or no pain by the use of the
Narcotic Spray, which produces local an-
asthesia, (want of pain.) Charges Moder-
ate Terms Cash.
REFERENCES :-Dr. Smith, Seaforth ;
Dr. Shaver, Stratford ; J. Dutton, Chemist
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,
BEAUTIFUL- HAIR,
NATURE'S CROWN.
You ?use Cultivate it.
GRAY HAIR
Is a certain indication o!
Deoxy at the Roots.
NIRS. S. A. ALLEN'S
Hair Restorer
Restores gray hair to its natural color and beauty
and produces luxuriant growth. It gives the hair i
beautiful gloss and delightful fragrance.
Manufactory and Sales Offices,
35 BARCLAY STREET and 40 PARK PLACE, N. Y.
nxn
266 HIGH HOLBORN, London, Eng.
fiii-Seatter and Rolls, Druggists, agents
oa Seaforth. For Sale everywhere.
January 28th. 1869. 60-ly.
IF YOU WANT A
PLOUCH'!
GET A.
"Victor" or Improved "Yocum."
Steel Mouldboard,
From JOHNSON BRo's.
SIGN OF THE
OLLAR. SCOTCH
mHE undersigned begs to inform the farm-
ers and others of the County of Huron,
hat he has opened a first class
HARNESS & SADDLERY
IN
SEAM-'ORT1i 1
Aud 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.
11IS COLLARS particularly, are acknow-
ledged by co,w.petant judges to he su-
perior to any made in 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 a position to warrant all work sold by
him, and his motto will 'se " the nimble six-
pence before the slow shilling." Come along
farmers and judge for yourselves. No charge
for showing goods.
GShop opposite the Post Office, Seaforth.
WM. H. OL IVER, .
Seaforth, June 18, 1869. 80-tf.
Cd
Porn
ONE PRICE ONLY,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
NEW PARASOLS,.
NEW MANTLES,
NEW SHAWLS,
NEW HATS,
NEW BONNETS.
NEW FLOWERS.
New
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CHEAP COTTONS,
CHEAP SHIRTINGS,
CHEAP PRINTS,
CHEAP CLOTHS,
CHEAP TWEEDS,
CHEAP HOSIERY,
CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES.
FRESH GROCERIES.
PRODUCE I,N EXCHANGE AT
CASH RATES..
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NOTICE.
To all whom these presents shall Com ,
Greeting :
JOHN PAPPLE, of the Township of
• Tuckersmith, Yeoman, do hereby apolo-
gize for making the following statement,
made to Hugh McKay, in the presence of
Alexander Pane, "that Hugh McKay gave
a house to a thief and a robber," meaning
William Papple, "that he, William P,apple,
had robbed my barn," and 1 regret and apol-
ogize for making the said statement; and
that said statement was not true ; and that
Ann Mathewson endorses the above.
Given under our hands and seals this 23rd
day of June, A. 1). 1869.
JOHN PAPPLE.
her
ANN MATHEWSON,
mark.
Signed and sealed in the presence
of Thomas Stephens.
And I, Mary Papple, wife of .7o n Dapple,
never said anything about William Papple,
and believe him to be a good boy, and that II.
never saw him steal any thing.
her
MARY ; PAPPLE.
mark.
Signed in presence of
Thomas Stephens.
86-2in
EXAMINATION
OL`
School Teachers !
HE Board of Public Instruction for the
• County of Huron, will meet in the Cen-
tral School House, Goderieh, on Wednesday
and Thursday, the
IITH AND 12TH DAYS OF AUGUST,
Next, both days at 10 o'clock a. in. Appli-
cants.for certificates -will then have an oppor-
tunity of being -examined ; those wishing
First -Class on Wednesday and continued or
Thursday ; those wanting Third -Class, on
Wednesday, and Second on Thursday.
Candidates, before being admitted to an
examination, are required to furnish certifi-
cates of good moral .haracter, signed by a
Clergyman or aJustice of the Peace:
D. H. RITCHIE,
Secretary.
Bayfield, July 19th. 86-2inn.
Insolvent Act of 1864.
In the County Court of the County of
_, Huron.
In the matter of LAWRENCE PIER..SON
CU LLODE N, An Insolvent.
Dominion of Canada,
Province of Ontario,
County of Huron,
To Wit ;
AOT10E
is hereby given that 'on Tuesday,
the Fifth day of October next, at ten of
the clock in the forenoon, or as soon as coun-
sel can be heard, the undersigned will apply
to the Judge of the said Court for a dischara e
under the said Act.
Dated at Seaforth this 28th day of July,
A. D. 1869.
By BENSON & MEYER,
86-9i . . His Attornies, ad Litem .
Mortgage Sale.
UNDER a power of sale contained in by
mortgage made by James McCracken,,
of the Village of Seaforth, County of Huron,
and Mary Jane McCracken, his wife(being•
a party thereto for the purpose of batting her•:
dower), default having been made in the due
payment thereof, and due notice having been
given to all parties interested, the re will be -
sold
BY PUBLIC ° AUCTION,
ON
Monday, 9th of August.
Next, at 12 :o'clock, noon,
At Sharp's Hotel, Seaforth,
The following property,„, namely : Yi�lage,.
Lot Number Seventy ve, on the North
side of Railway -street, in the said Village f`
Seaforth, withvaluablebuildings thereon.
TERMS nnade known at sale, Deed ten-
der power of sales in the mortgage.
BENSON & MEYER,
Solicitors for Assignee of Mortgagee
Seaforth, July 27th, 1869; 86-2in
SEA FORTH -
DISPENSARY'
And
Family Drug Stare*
RLII i1rlS D N has just received lits
■
Spring Importations
Of Pure Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals and
Patent Medicines, French, English Oa
American Perfumery ; Hair Dressings, {lilt;,
and Pomades ; Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shav-
ing Brushes ; Dressing and Fine-tooth Conml ,
Toilet and Shaving Soaps, &c., &c.
Horse 8s Cattle Medicines,
Condition Powders, etee,
! D YF STUFFS !
I "
Of very Superior Quality,
TIOIlYSIC ANS' Prescriptions accuratc:ly
prepared,
R. LUMSDEN,
Pharmaceutical C'he rikt,
eaforth. April 22.
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