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ROUT the 7th day of August, an
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. count Boob, containing several account*
and Two- Promissory Notes, val-,ie todila
Iii anstorre The payment Aof the
are hereby tetopped. he finder,by return,. notes
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ing them to Henry Garbe, A vet -eau
be rewarded. will
Aindeyvili , :.Aug. 16th. -3
PROPERTYFOR SALE.
OT No
9, Sparing s Surrey of Seafortli ,
with Storehonse, Stable and
Being on it, and situated. on `n the first lot
rth or ow'ney's Hotel, Main Street.
r particular apply to the praprietot,
Wim. N. WATSON,
Insurance Agent,,
l9-tf.
Seaforth, June lith..
Notice of Guardianship.. -N -4T.
GTICE herebyzven that at the exp
1 piration of Twenty Days from date, r
will make application to tie Surrogate Coarl
of the County of Huron, to be aopointect
iarditm of George and Julia Vogt, _infant
Wren of Zi mond Vogt, late of the Town
sf Brantford, in the County of Brant, and
Provinnce of Ontario.
d OIC B. VOGT,
By BENSON & MEYER,
Solicitors for John B, Vogt..
Dated at Seaforth, 19th Auaust, 1869. $9.2
FARM FOR SALE.
tratOPS Sale, Lot 15, in the 13th -Conces-
sion of the
Township of Stephen
On very easy terms, and at a Moderato
Price.
This farm is conveniently situated to Save
and Griat Mili, has 30 acres cleared, and a.
good well of water;
For further particulars apply to Wm. Fs
Luxton.,-TExpositor" Office, aeaforf . or to
GEO. W. ROSS, Str throy.
August 13th, 18t 9. 8a-tf .
Farm for Sale.
HE subscriber offers for sale the farm be-
mg Lot No. 9, in the 2nd Concession,,
Township of Tnckermith, consisting of 86
acres, nearly all eleared • There is a good.
Frame House on the lot, and a large Barn, ar.
neverf ai1in spring creek runs through the
farm. Eor partiaulars apply to
A. G- : VAN EGMOND,
At the Seaforth Carding MilI.
Seaforth, Jnty 2nd. 8.2 -2m -
TW REGD-R a so ,
BOOKBINDERS, HITLLET
RE prepartd to execute binding in ever
style. Persons residing at a c3,istanca
by leaving their books at the Signal Book
Store, Goderielr, or at the " Fxaosiaola"
office, Seaforth, stating, style, may rely upon
them being well bound.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
And returned without dr1ay,
Seaforth, June 11, 1S 78-tf,
SEA FORTH
DISPENSARY
And
F I i y DrugSt9re; •
LUIVMDEN has just received his
saes
Spring Importations
f%f Pure Drags and Medicines, Chemicals and
Patent Medicines-, French, English aid
American Perfumery , Hair Dressings, Oils,
and Pomades • Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shav-
ing Brushes; DDressing and Fine-tooth t`omba
Toilet and Shaving Soaps, tae., Etc.
Haase Cattle 1lled ieines
Condition Powders, etc.,
DYE STUFFS r
Of very Superior Quality.
PHY"SICIANS' Prescriptions accurately -
prepared,
I�. IiUMSI)EN,
Pharmaceutical Chemist,
eaforth. April 22. 53 -
GO TO
T. J. SIMONS'
FRUJT e OYSTEI
P QTI
For Fresh Oysters, Sardines,; Lojbsters, Pi+t
Cakes, and Sweets of every description.
CALL AND tE
His Fresh .Shock
Opposite McCANN'S Old Stand.
aforth, Feb. 12, 1869 63-tf J'
NI5OLVENT A (T OF 1864.
n the Matter of JAMES ELLIOTT,
of Seaforth, an Insolvent.
HE creditors of the Insolvent t are: not e-
ed that he haF made an assignment' tat
is estate and effects under the above act, t
e, the undersigned Assignee, and that they
e required to furnish. me within two
ontha from this date with their claims;
)ecifring the security they hold if any, and
e value of it, and if none etat}ng the fact,
whole attested under oath, with al14
ditchers: in support of such claims.
Dated at Goderich, in the County of Hnie
this 25th day of June l b6 3
JOHN HALDAN,
Ofoi 1 Ag$igre.
c_ri n. June 25. 1869. 8:44, -
,
Loudon, August 26.—The Tins. , re-
ferring to the con 'tion of the British*
on es sayC nada, is in
+Col t � all res-
pects independent,, and she is fitted to
become so. She hat; institutions of
great power, and it is a fair subject, of
inquiry whether she thight not' assume
her appropriate positihn.
Loudon. August 30 --Ther Imes, to-
day, in its Manchester .Cotton Trade
report says —"It: is admitted that the
returns of sales of cotton at Liverpool
were falsified every day hist week. The
figures really amounted to but little
.more than half those given to the. _pub-
lie, and as result there is something like
a panic at Manchester, and for the pre
"sent all confidence is lost iu the truth
of the returns from Liverpool. There
els no.disposition to do business either
en the part of the seller or buyer.
'SPAIN
Madrid, Aug. 26.—The Government
in yie.dir g to the pleasure of solicitati-
ons from all parties has commuted the
'death sentnences of several Carlist
_clergymen, and there will probably be
tto wore executions. The answers re-
ceived from six Bishops in regard to
the recent decree of the Regent are un-
satisfactory and nndefiant. No further
-iateps will be taken against them until
en. Prim returns.
Madrid, August ,25. ---The Epoca cf
trrday says that the most probable can-'
"didate for the Spanish Throne is Augus-
tus of Portugal
Paris, Sept: 1.---Tlae. Paris Constitu-
ion ael of -to-day says, Marshal Serrano
is daily becctuing n,ore.d more prom-
inent as a, caudidate for the throne of
Spain.
;c
Mrul, Sept. 1. -=Proceedings will
be commenced immediately against the
.seven bishops who were apprehended
for disobedience of Governne ent ord-
1
ers.
Red River ttlernent
Mr. McArthur, one tef the enterpris-
ing young merchants of this city, ,for -
_n eerly in the service of the Hudson Bay
ciompauy, leis just arrived from a. tour
to the Red River Settlement. He
went by way of 8t. Paul, and so to
Breckenridge, ascending from that point
e R to
..the River Valley to Fort Garry.
He found that the Americansinterested
ire the construction of. the Pacific Rail-
road, were busily pushing forward their
work, and that next year the road
evoinld becompleted from. St. Paul to
Breckenridge. . There is a . steamboat
running upon the river, and making the
passage in about -five days, --a very
long time, considering that the distance
by the road, it road it can be called
when there is no such thing, is but
siotne two hundred and fifty miles. But
the river is ove of the most sinuous
'known to geographers? so that frec ent-
1y at the end of one ling reach, the tra-
veller finds himself on ty .a very short
instance from the corresponding. place
.in the preceding reach. This is best
-Illustrated by the fact that, -by, land .the
route from Breekenridge is nearly 'due
.north, and the ox carts strike the bends
of the Reil River with great ,regularity
stt jddistances of about twelve miles apart.
!From cue bend to another is consider -
:ed a day's journey for the ox carne.
Buggies go 24 miles, or the distance 'f
two bends during one day. In either
Rase the travellers camp out at night.
'The passage by land is by no means an
easy one, and travellers who make it
have to be provided with every thing
they want ,for their temporary house-
1eeping. Mr. McArthur was like the
man who went to Jericho ; the result
being that be lost a.hanm, and having
very, little other. food, . had to live for
two or three days on salt pork, without
-the relief of any kind of bread or vege-
tables. At Red River :he found the
,crops looking magnificent, though the
pest of grasshoppers was showing itself.
These incects, however, were not
thought likely to work any serious mis-
chief. Mr. McArthur met with con-
siderable encouragement in his mercan-
tile objects, and believes that the break -
jug ul, of the Hudson Bay Company's
monopoly will throw a large part of the
_business of the territory into this city,
which he thinks will become the great
wart for furs, that have . hitherto been
sold chiefly in London and Leipsic.
-Tire St. Paul people, are, however, very
energetic, and will, doubtless. push for-
-ward to the North as well as the West.
The steaiuboat now running on the
Red River ;s too long for the work, in-
asw►lch as she is incapable of making
with rapidity the short turas required
iu passing from one to another reach.
She is also clumsy in other ways, and
at the speed at which she is propelled,
throws up so large a wave in advance
as to reduce the draught of water im-
mediately below her. Another steam-
er wills prabably be put upon the river
in the ,k;orning spring, which will draw-
enly sixteen inches.—.Montreal Herald.
Four acres of
yielded 210 bushels of Barley this year. } with the result. I a bl Lk building,.
Runs ' n scRA
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SEAJ.OR1'T4 EXPOSITOR,
P13. This Pr+opoa®d KIn�► of �paiYt.
t a expected the North-West pro-
clacu�ttion wi.11,issueiearlyin November.
In Quebec, on Friday last, twooun
Y g
lads were crushed to death underneath
a pile of bricks.
The Star says Brydges could he re-
turned without opposition in Rose's
constituency.
On Tuesday last Mr. Seven, Reeve
of Yorkville, had his ankle nearly serv-
ecl by a reaper.
Ottawa has received 612 emigrants
this season, 205 from England, 122
from Ireland, 20 from Scotland, 155
-from Germany, and 2 from Sweden. '
The "Maple Leaf' .Base Ball Club of
Guelph beat the " Young Canadians"
of. Woodstock at the late tournament
in London.'
The " Oxfords" beat the " Harvards"
at' the recent International Boat Race,
and all England is uearly gone crazy on
acconnt of it.
Prince Arthur is having a gay time
in the Martime Provinces. Every lit-
tle fishing station has an address of
welcome to get off on him.
There were `no less than thirty coffins
waiting for interment at the Catholic
cemetery in Montreal on Monday morn-
ing last.
Wood is becoming :scarce and high
in Vermont. All the engines of the
Rutland and Washington railroad are
to be changed to coal -burners.
A farm situated about two miles from
Oshawa was sold by Mr. Thos. Hoskins
to Mr. J. D. Could, the other day, for
$2,300, or at the rate of $100 per acre.
On Tuesday evening at Belle Rives•,
a man named Antill, while feeding a
thrashing machine, got caught in the
gearing, and had his hand torn off.
On the 11th, James Reid was found
lying on the • Is orthern Railway track
near Allancl ale, fearfully mutilated,
four trains h• having passed over him dur-
ing the night..
In Gloucester, N. H., there is a pear
tree more than one hundred an fifty
years old. ht 1716 it was brought to
America in a flower pot by Captain S.
Harrison. It has a fine crop of fruit
his year. `
A serious accident happened' in St.
,Marys on Monday to a man named
'James Gibh, anoemployee of the Grand
Trunk Railway, who was cleaning his
rifle, when it accidentally discharged,
the ball . passing through his thigh.
;There is tittle hopes of his recovery.
Mr. Morrison,' the school teacher,
'who was cora rnitted for trial in the
Cannington ;manslaughter case was ad-
mitted on bail on Wednesday by Jridge
Barnum, to appear at the next assizes
for the aotinty of Ontario.
At Woodstock,' a destructive - fire
took place on Sunday morning last,
about ten o'clock, in the large frame
grist mill, owned by Parker & Hays, at
the west end of the town. Nothing
but the`account books were saved.•
Mine. Anna Bishop was one of ` the
passengers on the steamship Id4/w, from
Liverpool. ` She has been abseni for
four years, and has visited during that
time China, India, Australia, Egypt
and other far off places.
It is reported that Prince Art`r
will accompany the Governor General
on his visit to the Provincial Exhibi-
tion at London. Ontario is seen at its
best at the great annual gathering of
its agriculturists, and there. is no better
place for the show than the Forest
City.
The fashionable drinks in Boston
just now are root beer, New England
root beer, old fashioned root beer, Ot-
tawa beer, Chicasaw beer, Choctaw beer,
Chippewa 'beer, and several other kinds
of beer. Lager beer is prohibited by
the prohibitory law.
It is said that the head waiter of one
of the leading betels at Newport coasts
that his fees from guests, average $100
per day. These subsidies are for choice
seats at the table, and special service
there in the way of attention and
estables.
At six o'clock on Sunday morning, a
man named Putnam, living three miles
'east of St. Thomas, coinrnitted suicide,
by hanging himself with a rope attached
to a beam in his barn. 1.1., is reported
that deceased bad frequently stated
that he would put an end to himself.
He was about 7U years of age and was
well respected. '
The American Government thinks
of building 10 wooden vessels which
can employ either wind or steam as
propelling power, with the purpose 'of
,using wind only when it is to be bad,
and so saving the expense of fuer—ex-
cept in cases where speed is a point.
John Snelling, of Jasper County
Ind., who had been "deaf as an adder'.
for nearly, twenty years, was suddenly
cured the other day by an accidental
fall of twenty feet from a hay -mow.
He broke an arm, but found his hear -
land near Bowmanville mg as good es the best, and is satisfied be glad to see you. Remember, it is in
85 tf
Ening Louis of Portugal, is Prim's
candidate for the Spanish throne. King
Louis is not quite thirty-one years of
age, but has exhibited talents for public
affairs, and a manly vigor not always
found in royal families. His wife is
Pia., the youngest daughter of King
Victor Emanuel, of Italy, of which
marriage there had been born, at last
accounts, two sons. The difference of
language between Spain and Portugal
is not radical, but the people of Portu-
gal have an antipathy to Spain, which,
among many of the common people,
amounts almost to ferocity. The ori-
ginal cause of this antipathy, was the
annexation of Portugal to Spain through
the power and treacherry of Philip I1.
of atrocious memory, in 1850. Spanish
domination continued about sixty years
during which period the colonial em-
pire of Portugal was essentially ruined.
Her colonies became the prey of the
enemies of Spain, or throwing off their
allegiance, became independent powers.
The empire of Brazil, an original col-
ony of Portugal, is the most remark-
able instance, showing how the colonial
growth surpassed and overshadowed
that of the home government. Portu-
gal has planted much more than she ever
harvested. Mete is not now, however
and has not been for many years,
any existing reason for the antipathy
of the Portuguese for the Spanish.
Neither do we think there is so marked
a difference of language as to amount
to a difference of nationality. If Spain
must have a King; at al:, we see not
why Louis, with his young and healthy
wife, would not suit quite as well as
any person whose name has been men-
tioned in the connection, while it would
appear that the whole peninsula, now
known to Spain and Portugal, embrac-
es the natural frontiers or but a single
nationality.
Father McMahon, now a guest of the
Bishop of Buffalo, N. Y., is about to
make application, by the advise of a
legal gentleman, for compensation for
falseimprisonment in Canada. It is
not possible for the. American Uoj: ern-
ment to entertain the application, inas-
much as Father McMahon was fairly
tried and convicted of an offense, the
penalty of which is death. He was
highly favoured by the commutation of
his sentence to imprisonment for twen-
ty years ; and again he was still more
favoured when he was pardoned sixteen
years before the expiration of his term
of imprisonment. Instead of complain-
ing of the Canadian Govornment he
ought to feel profo.;ndly grateful for
its clemency.— Hamilton Tinges.
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JJAS just received a fine lot of
HAY AND
HARVEST TOOLS,
Of all kinds, The only genuine Morgan
CRADLES AND GYTHES
In town. Best Linseed oils extraordinary
cheap
0ODERICH STREET SEAFORTH.
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Seaforth. April 14, 1869. 53-ly.
Insolvent Act of 1864
ROBERT TURNER,
Plaint;
es.
J1.MES YOUNG, the Elder,
Defendant.
/A WRIT of Attachment has been issued
lie in this cause. -
J. MACDONALD, Sheriff.
Per A. FRASER, Deputy Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office,
Godericli, Aug.. 12, 1869. 89-3in.
Insolvent Act. of 1864.
In the County Court of the County of
Huron.
In the matter of TH(MAS KNOX,
An Insolvent.
ENDERS will be received for the pur-
l_ chase of the whole of the stock of the
above named Insolvent, until the Twenty -
Third day of August, instant.
The Stock Book will be open for inspectiou
at the office of Mr. J. S. Porter, Seaforth,
with whom tenders may be left ; also at the
office of the undersigned, Goderich.
The stock consists of Groceries and Liqu-
ors of the best qual.ty.
JOHN ' HALDAN, JB.,
Official Assignee.
Godericle, Aug. 11, 1869. e9 -lie.
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January 28th. 1869. 60.1y
Insolvent Act of 1864.
In the County • Court vj the Coun.,4 #;
Hwron.
In the matter of LAWRENCE PIER ON
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 dischart e
under the said Act.
Dated at Seaforth this 28th day of Jule
A. D. 1869.
By BENSON & MEYER, '
86-91 His Attornies, ad Li€
Ala 13 T M 1
FANCY NOTE PAPER,
PLAIN STATIONERY 1
In great variety,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Carter and Walkden's Inks,
Blue and Red Inks,
Bibles, Prayer Books, -
Hymn Books,
Blank 1%'ptes,
Blank Account .. o.oks,(ke.
AGENT FOR THE
firSEAFORTII "EXPOSITOR."
Globe and Daily Telegraph,
William Elliott,
Seaforth, Julv 22. 1869. o,
-Daily ,
TREASURER'S
SALE OF LANDS
FOR
TAX] 5
COUNTY OF HURON' l DY' VIRTUE
To WIT : l) of a Warrant
under the hand of the Warden of the Coun-
ty of Huron, and the Seal of the said Coma.
ty, 'bearing date the third day of August,
A. D. 1869, to 'me directed, for the collet. -
tion of arreara of taxes due on the under-
mentioned lands. These are therefore to
give notice that unless the said taxes, to-
gether with 311 lawful costs and charges be
sooner paid, 1 shall on TUESDAY
34th day of November
A. D. 1869, at the hour of Ten o'clock A. M.,
AT THE
CQTTRfr 11OtTSM ,
IN THE
TOWN OF GODERTC,
Proceed to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION the
said lands, or so much thereof, as may be
sufficknt todischarge such arrears of taxies
and charges thereon.
1iOTE In the following list "e.11." ai#,
Me8.-East Divisum—"w. tl." West Divisiow --
"p." Patented --"u. p." Unpatented--`-p'lf'
?ar-tk—"n.t.p." North Town Plot.
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD.
Lot Con. Ac. Pt. Taxes Costs Fo til
East 4 1 e. d 100 p 77 09 2 78 79 37
N 4 1 3 "` 100 p 64 21 2.45 66 6t
W 1 .4 4 100 p 94 91 323 98 14
E part 5 4 111 p 99 55 3 35 102 90
E # . 8 4 100 p 43 17 1 93 45 10
8 half 1 6 100 u p 31 86 1 65 33211'
W pt S l l 13 49 p 13 44 120 14 4A
1 3 wd 2e0 p 82 05 290 84'91
2 4 200 p 123 12 4 78 127
N part 3 4 1,36- p 65 27 248 67 h
N half 3 8 300 u.p 64 69 248 67
N half 4 8 100 u.p 13 73 1 20 14A1
E half 11 8 100 u: p 12 98 i 18 14 166
W half 6 9 100 p 72 69 268 7531`
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6 10 80 p 31 58 1 65 33,23
N half 3 11 100 u.p 69 3$ 2 60 71 98
W. half 5 11 100 p . 35 77 1 75 37 -52
E half 8 11 100 u. p 41 65 1 90 43 55
W half . 811 100 u. p 31 06 1 63 32 8p
S W pt 11 11 20 p 25 42 1 50 26 92
6 12 200 p 80 02 2 85 82 87
N part 7-13 114 p 45 66 2 00 47 66
3 North Town Plot
153 p 100 63 4 23 104 86
N part 34 n.t.p. 63 p 34 70 1 7.3 36 43
VILLAGE OF PORT ALI3ERTa
IST HIELD.
22 E ArthurASsFt.
23 do 4 p p 22 7733 9393 3 tib
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24 do Y p 2 73 93 333116:6 fr
25 do 1 p 5 15 98 -fi 1,°4
26 do 1 p .11 71 1 15 i 2
31 do 1 p 11 60 1 15 12 78t5;
32 do z lap 11 71 1 15 12
34 iso u.p ] 1 71 1 15 i2 t
35 do 4 u.p 11 71 1 -1J 12,