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Co.,
rth, Ont.
=1 ` B▪ utte Tiber begs to inform the public
he has just received a'great varlet
of Saddles and
y
Which he is prep fired to sell
At Prices t
3r°r.el
l _ o
LL.A S of every description, vs .
{ ar.
ranted not: to hurt the horse's neck.
e
I the way of Harness,
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oF ALL KIND'S,
He is, as heretofore, in -a , positierrt to give .
his (- :•{._st 1 ::2 as go( v 1 f as their
•:c1 F l[ V4 Cf vrs: aa good k 1. .: 4 t ..
a tet f.a, -F erz r -.
nckz..y
as any other eitablislunent in Ontario.
-t
Quality of work and material employed
radia putable,
) r OPPOSTIR I IDDD tt
I CLJ SS
JOHN CAMPBELL..
B ET L..
ortb, Fela 12, 'GO,. e. -+.f.
PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
OT No. 9. Spar h g' s.
8trvey of Seaforth,
T with Store, Storehouse, Stable
and
Dwelling on it, and situated on the first lot
North of 'Downey Hotel, Ma in S`reet.
For particula 's apply to the props -i. tor,
Wm. N.\.ANUN,
insurance Agent...
f9.tf,
f Seaforth, June 11th.
at. -ult.,
ath half.
eget r -oleo
given to
rnforma-
n of the
.mf_
A t
8Z a
men an
e board.
5,.
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FOR. SALE.
1OR Sale, Lot 15, in, the 13th Conces-
x stun of the
Township of Stephen
On very easy terns,and at a 'i ' berate •
['r=ice. t
This Luta „r is conveni:•ta`l« situated to ,Saw
and twist_ .411, has ;IOai r es cleared,and a
good Iv -eV a water.
For further particulars apply to Win_ F.'
Luxton, ``E .pular' (:fliee, eaforth. or to
0 E(`); W. ROSS, Stir athroy.
l-tf. August 13th,
. 1i3f>'.1. S8-tf
11' RE prepartcl to execute binding in every
E
,a 'from style. Persons re°sidrna at a distance
There by lea' nng their books a the Sid, nal Book
:tail"d on k Store, Goderich, or at the " 1 X.l'e}SIToR'J
. - Mike, Seaforth, stating style, may rely upon.
to I them being well bound
A.T THE LOWEST PRICES'
PREQO_ SON,
BOOKBINDERS, HULLET
,cion of
ie good.
s.aforth,
Fitzger-
_92-tf.
to then
aanclMg.
a large
con -
of pure
eat for
mill, . r GO TO
rtrxcg to
And returned withant delay.
Seaforth, June 1I, 1b69:. 8-t..
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SEAFORTH
I ST SA.
And
Air riig Store.
R.LIJ MSD Eilki has just received his-
Spring Importations
f )f
Pure T}rn s and Medicines, Cheraicals and
I'a$ent Medicines, French, English md.
meriean Perfumery ;. Hair Pressings,- Oils,
4 and: Pomades ; hair, Tooth, Nail and Shave
rug Brushes ; Dressing and Fine-tooth Combs;
Toilet and Shavi gSoaps, &c., &c.
.se Si tattle 1Iledieznes,
anditior Powders,, etc;,
DYE STUFIfS
Of very Superior Quality.
HYSICI ANS' Prescriptions accurately
prepared,
R. LUMST)EN,r
Fharrnaceutical Chemist.,
eaforth.., Awl 22 5 3-th
C
aste
Ta
;>- tf.
T. J. SI ONS'
FRLJT OYST1
> ` Q a f
,For Fresh Oysters, .Sardines, Lobsters, Pies,
Cakes, and Sweets of .every description.
CALL AND SEE.
His _Fresh Stock I p
Opposite Mef`ANN S Old Stand.
Satorth, Feb. 12, 1869:. 63 -ti 3
Insolvent Act of. 1864.
Province of Ontario, in the County Court of
County of Huron, the County of Huron.
To Wit :
In the matter of H•HExC.tt'Y 'Sr. MCCANN',:
An Insolvent. -
4 Tuesday. the sixteenth clad; of Novena-
taer next, the undersigned will apply. to
the Judge of the said court for a aiseharge
under the said Act. -
II. W. Ile0ANN,
By Moe... an & Ile] fEsTED,
his Solicitors ad litein.
Seatlortl1, Aug. 25, 1009, 90 2m.
THE SEAFORTH EXPOSITOR
Fresentmont or the Grand Jury
The Jurors ; tor cur Lady the Qu
beg to peen-nt' that they have dispo
cif
all the lursiness,i:ac:fore there ie, ti
r apect,-then' duties not bang oilero
We coincide with the opinion expr.
ed at the opening of the Court, that
vld ettcr<,aiished and,ti:ne honored in
tutioar of the Grand Jur. is one t
Y
hal served a useful purpose, and h
twat as t'ae safeguard of the liberties
the suhiect-it May still. be upheld a
maintains d; It is a -matter of than
fubless-that. since the Dist a.s.:ize cases
serous crime in.tlais County. have be
few -it is uatuse of regret, •howe
Cera irlaari
taking a wider sirr•revl a cl
of crimes . such :sts burglary and ti
raising Etre so frequent.g 4
, It is a pro
tem not easy of oluLion why it hall?l1e
that as the aunt litie5 and comforts
civil zati_on adv nee, vice and chin
g) hal d irz ban 1 with it, extendi
now even to our _rural and seclud
distrr°•tc: The first Mentioned of the
crimes, viz :—burglary, may be owl.
in part to the cessation of the terrib
convulsion, that so .Unhappily took j,la
in tt:e neigh boring Republic a few yea
ago, letting loose .so many to who
habits of int€usrry and application ha
more terrors than . alt'' of the La,
.we believe, is o vang more
loose. nuticns as to the rights of pr
g
perty than. to malice We would r
een
sed
stat
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sti-
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ho
of
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it
if
commend that all sac') cases should b
treated. when 1 rough home to .th
guilty by tile` administrators of
the la
with the f toll penall.ty thereof•. Mort
suasion seems - powerless — measure
more repressi ae .if not coercive in the
naattare, 'night with benefit have a tria
We think the changes lately made b
our Legislttme whereby the nttmlber o
our Courts are lessened, with the sum
mary trial accorded to delinquents
.theyele t, an inprovement not only in
an economic light, but also in the inter-
-est of morality.. The change made in
our B. n?tr°uptdy Lava carne none too
soon, as Ia & artcl iiregulaar notions were
becoming alai niangly prevalent as to
-the c•onti-acting and payment of Debt
owing, in a great measure, to the easy
action of the late Insolvent Act. Many
' triersg advantage of it for whom it . was
nct iutended,, having a- demoralizing
effect upon tete corrmmuni.ty, it is hued
that the proper medium. between sever-
ity and leniency will soon b l a.rrived •
as The sitirors visited- the gaol and;
found the different cells in. good order,
the prisoners all expressing tlreyrselves
well satisfied with their treatment. `If
ice we1'e to express- an. opinion - npon
prison treatment, it Would be,- notwith-
standing, .,the hig'_ly c:lored descrij-
:tions of Occasional "casuals," als," who ina
different mode obtained access to pi -
sons th.€n' ail C -1 -rand Jury does ; than it
errs on the side of comfort and good
treatment since the Time of Howard and
• other philanthropists, whose benevolent
and .self-denying labors. were so mach
Weeded. in 'the natter 6`f ventilation and
diet. It - is to be .feared the oth ar
extreme of comfort and good fare
has „been exceeded; restrain being
8:11 the punishment. None will dis-
pute that the laws of health physically
. and morally, should be acted on. The
'conviction, hove ever•, is growing' that
our prisons to some extent have ceased
-to be a terror to evil doers, from the
too lenient treatment of those who are
-expiating therein offences against socie-
ty. The Jurors found in gaol One Henry
Ireland ho had been conimitted
.on account of Insanity, he has now re-
-covered, and would recommend that he
be discharged. When the Asylum
"hick is. being built near London is
finished for that unfortunate class of
• our fellow subjects, they will then at
„once receive accomodaation more especi-
ally }darted to their wants and necessi-
ties.' The Jurors wonld further recom-
1r mend that the County Council of this
County would :take steps to >rertain
how Houses. of Refuge in our country
now in operations and. possibly in the
neighboring States, are conducted,
v whether self-sus-taining or otherwise,
with any other information necessary
to form au opinion as' to the ,propriety
and aa: .t`_'ulness of erecting such a build -
in this County for those who require its
assistance. We would give ft as our
opinion that the most of the evils and
crimes that prevail amongsl us arise
from the drinking usages; we hope that
our Legislature who make; and our ma-
gistracy 1 ` gistracy who administer, wi11 no relax
any of the provisions which regulate
the ' liquor traffic,: .Our labors have
been by the ittontioi and diili-
Bence of the Crown Attorney. And in
conclusion we would only say that it is a
matter of sin fere congratulation that our
laws are administered so faithfully by a
judiciary so irreproachable, ma;intaein-
ing an even balance between pi eroga-
tit e and privilege; hoping that the con-
nection between the parent country.
froni -'whenc our institutions draw their
inspirations n itwithatanding the ten-
dency and conduct of a small minority
here and in Britain may still -continue
and .flourish, All of which iso respect-
fi}lly submitted,
THOM .S GIBSON; Foreman.
Grand Jury Room, Septi lith 1869.
AGENTS WANTED.
GENTS -wanted to sell :one of the best
paying invention's in the Province..
A liberal discount will be given to travelling
agents, Apply at the e,xpositor Office,
Seaforth, Sept. 24th 1689• 42-tf, -
TRAYS D !
LAME into the premises of James Dorsey,
on 4atnlsy, the 13th Sept,
lot 5, gravel
Road 11 miles Ea t of Seaforth, a red and
white Cow, the owner'is required ta prove
property, pay e.harges and take it away,
JA AILS DORSEY.
Seaforth, Sept, •l4th 186'9. 43-tf:
FOR SALE.
TOT No. 24, in the 8th Con. of Grey, and
. Lot No. 30 in the 14th Con, of .Grey,
in the County of Huron. Also—Lots, Nos.
1.5 & 16 in the 14th. Con, of tho Township
of =Elma, in the County of .Perth.. Terms,
liberal,= -Title Good,—For particulars 'apply
to
MESSRS. BENSON & MEYER,
Barristers Seaforth .
Seaforth, Sept, 24, 1869, ,) 42-tf.
Farm for Sale.
HAT•splendid farm situated in the 10th
Con. of the Towrship of.. Tuekersmith .
County of Huron, being composed of Lot Nc,
8. There are# 75• acres cleared, 60 -of which
are clear of stumps. There are 25 ao,res still
under bush. The whole farm is well fenced
and under the best cultivation.. • There is on
the premises a w w barn, 60 x 36 feet, with
a stone basement underneath •
also a `good
bearing orchard. The subscriber also offers
for sale 50 acres of land, being composed of
Lot 9, Con. 10, on. which there- are 20 acres
cleared. For further ' particulars apply to
tee proprietor, on the premises, .
JOHN CAMERON,
. Seaforth P. 0.
September 24th, I869. - 94•4in
IT
EY,
N returning his sincere thanks to the
a public forthe very liberal patronage 1c
hasreceivedsince coming to Seaforth, 'begs
to -say that he has on hand another large;
lot of
ANDERSON'S: 'HEAVY PLATE STOVES !
Box, Parlor a ahcl Cooking, all of which he
willsell as cheap as other people sell an in-
ferior article. Everybody knows that the
BEST COAL OIL.IN THE COUNTY
is at Whitney's. - Lamps, C:himinies, Wieks,
etc , in abundance. - .A large stock of _
ALL KINDS OF TINWARE
always on hand, Rave -Troughing, .Tiniand
Sheet Iron Roofing clone in first-class style.
All kinds of Jobbing promptly attended to.
CISTERN PUMPS AND LEAD PIPING.
Old Iron and Copper. Cotton Fags, Wool
and Wool Pickens taken in exchange. . -
Seaforth, -Sept. 24th, 1869. 43-tf.
Insolvent Act of 1864,
Province of Ontario, In the County
County of ITnron Court of the Co.
To Wit : ' of Huron,.
In the matter of JOHN 11IcNAUGHT,
An Insolvent.
N -Tuesday, the 1Gth day . of No-
vember next, the uncibrsigned will
apply to the judge of the said - Court
for a discharge 'grader the said Act. -
JOHN IMIeNAUCl11T,
By MCC'AL`CHEY & I10141E: TED.
ni.8 .At tornies ad liter?,
Seaforth, Aug. 25, 1869. 90-2tn
ONTARIO HOUSE,
EDWAtl CASH,
AS just received a fine lot of
HAY AND
NA.RVST TOOLS
7
Of all kinds. The only genuine Morgan
CRADLES AND CYTIHES !
In town. Best Linseed oils extraordinary
cheap'•
GODERICH ,STREET SEAFORTH.
EDWARD CASH. -
Seaforth, April 14, 1869. 53-1y.
IF. YOU WANT
CHEAP
AINTS,
OILS,:
TURPENTINE,
GRAINING COMBS,
puTTY,
0OLORS, 'Sic.,
Go to ROLLS'
0
FOR PURE DRUGS, ;HEIVIiCALS.
AN )
PATENT MEDICINES.
Go to ROLLS'.
0
OFFJCES TO LET.
1 OUR excellent offices to let in Scott's
New "Brick Block. .Apply at
McCAUOEEY & IIOLMS` +;D'S.
eaforth, Jan. 27..186 9. b0 -
NOTICE
IZEDITORS of Nath tniel M ddlesmis are
ki requested to fyle their claims with the
wade/signed at once, in order to be adjusted.
ACOauoxEy t.C5. HOLMESTED,
Solicitors for Administrator..
Seaforth.Aug. 24.' 90-3in -
LOST OR STOLEN.
/ BOUT the 7th day of August, an Ac-
count Book containing several accounts
and Two Pomissory Notes, payable to Wil-
liam Vaustone. The payrnent.of the notes
are hereby stopped: The finder, 1,5y return-
ing them to Henry Garbe, Ainleyvi 1e, will
be rewarded. -
Ainleyville, Aug. 16th.- - 89-3in.
Insolvent Act of 1864.
.In the County Court of the C-ou'ty of
11-7.14' 9111.
In the .matter of THOMAS KNOX, -_
An tnsoIvent.
TfiNDEB;,S will be received for the p ur•
chase of the whole of the stock of t he
above named. Insolvent, until the Twenty -
Third day of August, instant. .
The Stock Book .will be open for •inspection
at the office of Mr. J. S. Porter, Seaforth,
'with whore tenders may be left ; also at the
office of the undersigned, Goderich. •
-The stock consists of Groceries and Liqu-
ors of the best qua ,ty.
JOHN HALDAN,
Official Assignee:
Goderich, Aug 11, 1869. 2519 -lin,
4,
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044
MR, JOHN TNONMPON
HANKS his numerous customers for
their liberal patronage during the last
fifteen years, and trusts he will receive its
continuance.
He has now on hand a large assortment of
Good Sound
Green Hemlock r
Which he warrants will give satisfaction)
ALSO,
200,000 FEET OF PINE !
CUT FOR - -
BUILDING AND GENERAL PORP OSES
Which he offers on liberal terms. Orders
will be promptly attended to.
He has also on hand a. large assortment of
WELL SEASONED ACCOUNTS!!
To which•he calls tb3 attention of his old
customers, who will find it to their advant-
age to retire them promptly, and without
1 legal proceedings.
Seaforth, July 15th, 1869.
Andrus Bro.'s'
MELODEOPJS
AND
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Oga
011
C
Are noted for their excellencies,
many . llencies,
over those of all other manufactur-
ers, such as
U R .A.13 Zia I
Quickness . of Articulation,
ROUNDNESS,; PURITY AND
Volume of - Tone !
.
ELASTICITY AND
veni;2css of a
ucl.
In the construction of these instruments
nothing but the best material is used, and
first-class workmen -employed; and s the
manufacturers have had over fifteen years of
personal experience, they are able to produce
an instrument
SECOND TO- NONE IN THE WO D . :
Melodeons, from -. . $45 00
Cabinet Organs, from . 95 00
Vy ! a
terms Liberal.
For further particulars enquire of - -
WM. F. LUXTON,
• `Expositor" Office,
Age it, Secttorth.
Seaforth, Aug. '20th, 1869. - 89-tf.-
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Insolvent .Act of 1864.
ROBERT TURNER, •
Plaint,::
VS.
JAMES YOUNG, the Elder,
Defendant.
AWRIT of Attachmer t has - been issued
in -this cause. -
J. MACD ONAA LD, Sheriff.
Per A. Fn sER. Deputy Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office,
34-tf- Goderich, Aug. 12, 1869. 89-3in.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR;
NATURE'S MORN. '
Yout}_t Cilltiyate i
GRAY HAIL
is a certaixi indieation oi'
Decay at the Roots.
MRS, S. A.. AL L E 'S
Hair Restorer
Restores
e torer-
Restores gray hair to its natural color and beauty
and produces lnxnriant growth. it gives the L:ar
beautiful glv,ss and c1erig1z,ful fragrance.
Manufactory and Sales olfees,
35 BARCLAY STREET and 40 PARK PLACE, N, Y.
ANT)
.,.266 HIGH HOLBORN, -London, tng. -
Seatter and Rolls, ,Drugcisto, agents
oa Seaforth. For Sale everywhere.
January -28th.. 1869. - 60 -le.
Insolvent Act of 1864
In, the County Court o, f the County - of
Huron.
In the matter. of LAIVIRENCE PIED..: C`N
CULLODEN, An Insolvent.
Dominion: of Canada,
Province- of Ontario,
County of Huron,
To Wit .;
OTICE is hereby given that on Tuesday,
eal the Fifth day of October next, at ten al
the clock in the forenoon, or as soon aa coun-
sel can be heard, the undersigned will apply
1 Y
to the Judge of the said. Court for a discharge
under the said Act.
Dated at Seaforth this 28th day of July,
'A..7) 1869.
By BENSON & MEYER,
86-9i His Attornies, gd
LBUMS
FANCY N OTE PAPER,
PLAIN STATIONERY I !;
In great. variety, °
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Carter and Walkdez's Inks,
Blue and Red Inks,'.
Bibles, Prayer Books,
J1Jrnn J3oolcs,
Blank Notes,-
. 'lank 4ecourzt Book s, d -c.
AGENT POR THE
01-SEAFORTH "EXPOSITOR," Daily
Globe and Daily Telegraph.
William Elliott,
Seaforth, July 22, .8t,9. - os-rrl,
TREASURER'S
SALE OF LANDS
T
FOR
COUNTY OF HURON, i DY 'VIRTUE
To WIT : j of a Warrant
under the hand of the Warden of the Conn-
,ty .of Huron, and the Seal of the said Con-
ty, bearing date• the third day of Aangust,
A. D. 1869, to me directed, for the collec-
tion of arrears of taxes due on the under-
mentioned lands. These are therefore to
give notice that unless the said taxes., to-
gether with. all ;lawful costs and charges be
sooner paid, I shad on TUESDAY -
3Oth day of November,
A. D. 1869, at the hour of Ten o'clock' A. M.
AT TH
Lq-
'111E
TOWN YY N OF - GODERICIL
Proceed to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION the
said lands, or so much thereof as may 'be
sufficient to discharge such arrears of taxes
and charges thereon: °
'OTE In - the following list "cil," :•q
des Bust Division,---"w.d.." West Di2..inion•---
"p." Fagot el-"u.p." Unpatented ',p)t,"
Part—"n, t. p. " Nord'. Town Piot,
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD:
.pct Con. Ac,
East 4 1 e.(I 100
N 1 3" 100
W A 4 4 100
5
E part . 4 111
Shalf 1- 6- 100
Wpt-S 113 49
1 3 wd 2a'O
2 a4 200
N 3 -4 136
N ` alf 3 • 8 100
N half .- • 4 8 100
E half 11 8 - - 100
W half 6 9 100
hi WptofNi
6 10 80
half 311 100
W half 5 11 - 100
E half 8 11 100
W half 8 11 100
S W pt 11 11 20
6 12 200
N part 7 13 '114
3 North T
153
N part 34 n.t, p.. 63
Pt. Tates Costs Tota
p 77 09 2 78 9 87
p 64 21 245 66 66
p 94 91 3 23 98 14
p 99 55 -3 35 1132 SO
p • 43 17 1 93 45 10
up 3186 165 33;,1
• p 13 44 120 14 64
p 8205 290 8491
p 123 12 4 78 127 90
p 65 27 248 67 75
u.p 64 69 248. 67 17
tap i3 73 120 14 93
tap 12 98 1 18 1416
p 72 69 2.68 75 37
p 31 58 165
lap -69 38 2 60
p 35 77 175
u, p41 65 1 90
lap 31 06.1 63
p 2542150
p 8002 283
p 45 66 2 MDQ
Te PIot
p 10 63 4 23 10/43
p 347018 36 E6
7198
37 52
43 5.5
32 (ill
26 92
8287
47 66
VILLAGE
OF PORT ALBERT,
IN ;ASHFIELD.
" E Arthur st.
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23 do ,4 33 22i3 73 993
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24 do 44 pp 52 i315 9:3
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22 22 do 4 p 1171 1 15
31 do 4 p 11.60115
34 (to t u, n 11 71 115
35 do f, u, li 11 71 1 15
366
3 66
366
6 13
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