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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Expositor, 1869-08-13, Page 7soiroftwimeei r'AKE NOTICE r JOHN HALDAN, has beon. a Official Assignee for the County: at S TOR ,--4.. 8. Po ns. • at GoDimIcn`,--Directly oppositethe ick. Hard 5th, 1868. I3-tL Farm for Sale., fiber offer for sale the farm be. 9t in the 2nd Concession, re ernuuth, consisting of 80 it Iearod• There is earl� a tr a good louse on the lot, and a large Barga filing spring creek runs through tie Eor particulars apply to A. G7 VAN EGMOND, At the Seaforth Carding MMI. eth, July 2 ztl • 8 - 'OREGOR SON, KBINDERS, HU L .1 prepartd to exeet: to binding in every vie. Persons residing at a distance rng their beaks ; at the Signal Book tloderich, or at the " FX;?OSIToR ;eaforth, stating style, may rely upon sing: well bound. ` THE a) 'WEST PRICES, And returned without delay. Erth, June 11, 15u9: 78-tf. a iolve:.t Act of 18-64. r''ounty Court of the County of Hume ie matter of JAMES HATT, . An Insolvent. inion of Canada, ace of Ontario, rorty of Huron, To Wit TICE is hereby goven thaton Thursday Le Si :teenth day of September next, e crock in the forenoon, or as soon as 1 canbe heard, the undersigned will o the Judge of the said Court for a •ge under tie said Act. al at Seaforth this 7th day of July, 1869. • JAMES HATT, By BENSON & MEYER. Hia Attornies ad Lit m.. OLDEN ACT o 180. Matter of JAMES ELT.TOTT, S'eafortth, an Insolvent. creditors of the Insolvent are note' that he has made an assignment of ate and effects under the above act, to undersigned Assignee, and that they quire(' to furnish me within two from this date with their claims, Ing the security they hold if any, and ue of it, and if none ,stating the fact, role attestedunder oath, with the ra in support of such claims: d at Goderich, in the County of Hur- s 25th day of June 1869: JOI1N HALDAN, Official Assignee. such. June 25. 1869. 82-tf .olvent Act of 1804.: Comity Court of the County of Huron - le matter of EDWARD fENTON. An Insolvents Mum of Canada, Tee O ONTaroce inty of Huron, To Wit rICE is hereby given that on Thursday Ise Sixteenth day of September next,. Of the .clock in the forenoon, or as sooii neil can be heard, the undersigned will Eo the Judge of the said Court for a. - ge under the said. Act d at. Seaforth this 7th day of :1 uly,. 1869. EDWARD PENTON. By BENSON & MEYER, His Attornies ad Litern.. AR JOHN THOMPSON L.NKS his .numerous customers for sir liberal patronage during the last years, and trusts he will receive ata ;lance. las new on hand a large assortment of Sound greenHe loc 1l .'.he warrants will give satisfactions ALSO, 10,000 FEET OF PINE! ry CUT FOR ANO GENERAL PURPOSES :ch he offers on liberal terans. ' Orders Fel-aptly attended to. bas also en hand a large assortment of 'El SEASONED ACCOUNTS! 1 ich he calls the attention of his old. ere, who will find it to their advant-- retire thein promptly, and without proceedings. 6rth, July 15th, 1869. r - 84-tf- V GE2 TO T. J, SIMnNS' OYSTER �pa7!t resh Oysters, Sardines, Lobsters, Pies, es•, and Sweets of every description. CALL AND SEE .ash Stock f )pposite McCANI. h, Feb. 12, 1869: Old Stand. 63 ti f' T_. he best businessportion of Seaforth,. s 'arae Shop 22x34, suitable for a Gro- Book Store, &c. Immediate possession For particulars address, Wei. ROBERTSON & Co., Box 34, Seafoith,.Outs tr. • O THE SEAFORTH EXPOSITOR. LATEST FOREIGN. BRITAIN. London, Aug. 6 midnight. -In the 1louse'of Commons to night, 'Mr. Ot- way, in reply to a question from Mi: :Bowring, said in consequence of the recommendation of an official Com initteee, the Government had declined - to fill the vacancy in the British con- sulship at Chicago. 14Lr. Stansfield moved the second reading of the Canadian Loan Bill, which proposes to guarantee a'Loau of .300,000 for the, purchase of the Terri- tory and rights of the Hudson's Bay Company. . Mr. Stan afield- stated that in order to facilitate the adjustment of this question which was of considerable importance in respect to the relations of England with. America, and to,_ pro- mote the settlement of the T.erritury, Her Majesty's . Gov( rninent under,00k, in accordance with pledges it had given,' to propose the guarantee to the House. Mr. Monek opposed thtt motion, and moved an amendment- that the second reading be postponed for three months. Mr. Dlke seconded the amendment. Ile hoped the Government would lay down' some clear, distinct policy with respect to Colonial guarantees. After :some farther discussion, the amendment to postpone the secord read - ding was rejected l,y 6.5 to 10, and the Bill was.i✓hen read a second time. .moan. early hour this morning, dui-- -ing the session of Parliament, great ex- citement was occasioned by a loud ex- plosion. in the building. Search was instituted, and a tin -case which con- tained powder, was picked up on the terrace. There was not much damage done. No arrests have been made. The affair is involved in mystery. - London, August 7.- In the House -of Commons Mr. Moore, . member of Tipperary, inquired as - -to ` the course of the Government in regard to the Fenian prisoners Mr. Bruce replied that O'Donavan and Rossa were subject to punishment which strict discipline and their mis- conduct require:I. The treatment, how- .ever, was not unnecessarily severe. Mr. Maguire, member for Cork, ap- pealed to the Government to extend clemency to the Eenians. Londoe, August 7. -In the Coln - Mons last evenin , Viscount Milton made inquiry respecting the boundaries between the Unite d States and the Bri- tish possessions. Mr. Otway replied that the land question was already settled. With regard to the .water boundaries, Earl Russe -1 had, in 1860, proposed that the ♦natter be referred to arbitration: ° The United States. Government agreed to the proposal. but negotations were in- terrupted by the breaking out of war. In. October last the A merican Govern- ment renewed the - proposition for ar- bitration, and a convention 'was signed which crow awaits the ratification of the Senate. Tile prospectus prospectus of a West India and Panama Telegraph Company - has been issued. The design is to connect South America with Europe and the United States by cable from Cuba to Centaal America. LONDON, August 10. -Mr. Jamas Milliken of Philadelphia,has obtained Lord Clarendon's sanction, for instruct- ions to be issued by the Adruirality to " tire British fleet Or the waters of China to co-operate with the Asiatic squadron of the United States in -laying and pro- tecting a telegraphic cable along the coast of china. This is an American enterprise, in which some English . cap- italists have also invested. Mr. Gladstone is again quite ill. His _condition causes much anxiety among his friends. London, August lith. -The ,Queen prorogued Parliament to -day. in the speech from the thrones satisfactory al- lusion was - made to tho work of the t session; special reference being made to the Irish Church Bill. UNITED STATES. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5. -The United States bonded warehouse on Lombard street contaning 40,000 barrels whis- key and other goods valued at ten to eleven million dollars was bottled last night. +'out childern were killed by frilling bricks. This fire is the most destructive which has occurred here since. 1850, New York, August 7.-A fire took place nt Colurbusville, Long Island, last night. It destroyed three buildings, comprising the driving rooms, paint slicips, and carpenter shops of the Oih Cloth Factory of Allen Sampson&Son. Loss $100,000. HUDsox,N.Y., August 7 -The town of Stockport, in this country, -has been the scene of considerable excitement during the past week, on account of. the gigantic landslide, and ;thousands have visited the spot. • The earth caved in to the distance of over RO feet, and the surface, as indicated dy` trees and fences, moved a distance of over six hundred feet. SPAIN Paris, August 4 -La France news - Pape' report that Queen Ibella is idposedto abdicate the throne of Spain, in favour of the Pi ince of Aec1trias. MADRID, Aug -The truth of the report that Spain has opened nego- tiations with the United State looking to the independence' of Cuba, is posit- ively denied. Admiral Topete is striving to obtain the Spanish Crown for the Duke Mont- pensier. Spain has refused to sell Cuba on - any terms to the . United States. ` PARIS, Aug.7-La France has a report that the leaders of the Carlist movement have ,just held a conference in the South of France; at which they resolved to enter Spain, and make another .ap- peal to the people to declare tor Don Carlos. - FRANCE. PARIS, Aug. 5.-lt is expected that the Emperor will soon issue ta mani- festo, announcing, as the last act of his personal government, the ded-ction of certain taxes and theextension of the educational system of France. CUBA. The Tribune states that it is widely ru- moured in Cuban circles that a depu- tation of native Cubans are now at the Court of Spain ended vouring to persuade that Government to sell the island to the insurgents. JAPAN LoiiinoN, August 7. -The Post of to- day says :-" Affairs in Japan. are so unsettled and such hostility is shown 'to foreigners that English men-of-war in Chinese waters have been ordered to Yokohama, and an English regiment there, about to leave, has been ordered :to remain." E _ ITALY - FLORENCE, Aug. 5. -During the cel- ebration of a great festival in the ca- thedral of ' Frain, Sicily, the drapery caught fire. The church -was crowded at the -time," and the congregation was seized with a panic, and a rush was Made for the doors In the confusion. 16. persons were trampled to . death,and a large number badly injured. The fire was easily extinguished before any considerable damage had been done to the cathedral. PORTUG A.L LISBON, Aug: 10.-A French com- pany has offered to construct a eel- egraph line from Lisbon and Gibraltar to England and America on 20 years concession without- subsidy. (Advertisement. J Something Worth Reading. 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- tedty. 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 lin . a place, to whom you can go with confidence, with the assurance of not. getting disappoint- ed in getting a correct, artistic, faithful likeness, andfrom whom you can get picture. at any future lime 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 .rot, they are off; but not so with our Old Established and thoroughly .practical pnotographer,Frank Paltridge, who stands to -clay . 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 EXPOSI- TOR Office, cool in su rr, in er, waren 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 no fear of losing the picture of some near and dear friend. His best work is not at the door, but lip stairs, one .flight, and turn to the right hand, where yo'i 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. Mist walk up to Frank Paltridge's Gallery, his speci- mens are worth looking at, and you will be sure to see some person's picture you know. li you don't want your pic- ture, never mind ; just walk up,' he will be glad to see you. Remember, it is in a ba i;,k building. 7 ONE PRICE ONLY. NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW PARASOLS, NEW MANTLES. NEW SHAWLS, NEW HATS, NEW BONNETS. NEW FLOWERS. New •ry 85tf 1 CHEAP COTTONS, CHEAP SHIRTINGS, CHEAP PRIjTS, CHEAP CLOTHS, CHEAP TWEEDS, CHEAP HOSIERY, CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES. FRESH GROCERIES. PRODUCE IN EXCHANCEAT CASH RATES. -• COD c'D 7 7 O O ;%.-4 „„ afti v A e ss Paib v tin a *1' 0 co pos0 ui EXCELSIOR. PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. W. P. PAGET, -- Artist HE undersigned begs to inform the in- • habitants of Seaforth and surrounding country, that he has taken the Gallery for- merly occupied by Mr. C: Paltridge, A Few Doors North of Dr. Smith's Office, and Opposite Veal's Store. Where he will always be ready to please his patrons and give satisfaction to those who favor him with a call. BE SURE AND CALL to see his speeimens, they speak for the Artist and will convince you that he is First -Class. REMEMBER, The place is. Opposite Veal's Grocery,- Main Street,Seatorth. WILLIAM P. PAGET, Photo. ,Artist. Seaforth, July 22, 1869. 85-6m. BEAUTIFUL HAIR, NATURE'S CROWN. Yu Int Mir* it. GRAS - HAIR Ie a certain indication of Decay at the Roots. DIRS.- S. A. ALLEN'S Hair Restorer - Restores gray hair to its natural odor and ,beauty and produces luxuriant growth. It gives the hair t beautiful glues and delightful fragrance. Manufactory and bales Offices, 35 BARCLAY STREET' and 40 PARK PLACE, N. Y. 266 HIGH HOLBORN, London, Eng, SorSeatter and Rolls, Druggists, agents oa Seaforth. For Sale everywhere. January 28th. 1869. ' 60-1y. Insolvent Act of 1864. In the County Court of the County of Huron. In the matter of LAWRENCE PIERSON CULLODEN, An' Insolvent. Dominion of Canada, Province of Ontario, County of Huron, To Wit : NOTICE 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 discharge 'under the said Act. - Dated at Seaforth this 28th day of July, A. D. 1869. By BENSON & MEYER, 86-9i His Attornies, ad Litem. 200,000 FEET OF LUMBER! TO BE . Sold Without Reserve I HE undersigned begs to intimate to' Far- mers and others, that he has a large stock of Lumber in bis yard, adjoining Messrs. ' Shearson & Co.'s Mill, Seaforth, comprising all the varieties necessary ter 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. NOTICE. Sealed. 'Tenders WILL 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 Ainleyville. No. 4 -From Ainleyville to the long bridge near Douglas's Tavern. These last two sec- Ireft tions to be repaired with unscreened gravel of good quality. Tenders to state the price per cord for Gravel, when spread on the road and broken small enough to drop through a 21 inch ring. The work to be completed before the 10th of October next. (Signed), A. BAY, • --moo County Surveyor. ! County Surveyor's Office, j Clinton, August 4th, 1869. 87-3 DR. J. ROLPH MALCOLM • ATE DRS. HUNTER & M ALCOLM, ) I / Of 18 Adelade Street, West, Toronto, will be at SHARP'S HOTEL SEAFORTH / On Friday July 2, August 6, September3, and October 1, for consultation. Dr. M., can be consulted on all forms of chronic diseases, including Bronchitis, Consumption, asthma, Rheumatism and Neuralgic affections, af- fections of females, etc. Consultation and advice free. Toronto, Jund 28, 1869. 82-lin• Family Drug Store. ,R LUMSDEN has just received 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 ; Dressing and Fine-tooth Combs:; Toilet and Shaving Soaps, &c., &c. Horse is Cattle Medicines, Condition Powders, etc., DYE STUFFS/! Of very Superior Quality. PHYSICI ANS' Prescriptions accrtratef=y prep, R LUMSDEN, Pharmaceutical Chemist. eaforth. April 22. a3-tf; Furniture FURNITURE. THOS. 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. - TDERTAKII�TG- Injall its departments, attended to in a satie factory maniser. A Hearse for hire. T. 'BELL'S PATENT SPRING MATTRASS Kept constantly on hand, and fitted to any bedstead. This article is the best and cheap - est made, as attested to by all who have ne- ed it. Warranted to give satisfaction. 'Remember the place, - 0PP08.ITE KIDD &-M'MULKIN'S. Seaforth, Aug. 5, 1869. ' • 87-tf SIGN OF THE SCOTCH C0LLA. 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 SEAp0RTH 1 And being in a position to pay cash for ail material used at his establishment. he can and will offer superior' inducements to $ray other party doing business here. "ITIS COLLARS particularly, are =know- 1.1 ledged by coo petant judges to be set- 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 wil3 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 be " the nimble -six- pence before the slow shilling." Come along farmers and judge for yourselves. No charge for showing goods. • 4 Shop opposite the Post Office, Seafortla, WM. 11. OLIVER, Seaforth, June 18, 1869. 80-tf. CAR:TWRIGHT, Surgeon Dentist. Stratford, Ontario, begs most respect- fully to inform, the inhabitants of Seaforth and surrounding country that lie has opened a DENTA L OFFICE over MR. HICK - 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 with little or no pain by the use of the Narcotic Sprak, 'which produces local an- esthesia, (want. of )ain.) Charges Moder- ate. Terms Cash. REFERENCES°: -Dr Smith, Ses.forth Dr. Shaver, Stratford ; J. Dutton, Chemist Stratford ; P. F.L. Jarvis. Esq., Stratford ; Dr. Whiting Berlin ; Dr. Rowans, Drumbc.; Dr. Bray, Chatham. Mr. C. will be at the Commercial Hotel, Clinton, the third week of every month. Seaforth, Dec. 17th, 1868. 53 y.