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his hotel. whert
.t1 with 1rst-clas6
lnable prices,.
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ROLLS''
r HE unclersioed bogs to inforithjr
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hahitaws f:Seaforth and surtumitdinx
ntry, thai; he has taken -the (-4illery for_
lerly occupied by Palti-iclge,
A Fru, Doe;rs Gra t!f D).
Offie.-4•and Opposite eat, 6- &ere,
Where he wii always be ready to please bie
atrons and give satisfaction to tly.):4e who
vor him wti a call.
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SJ AND C to see
Lo his zp-...eattots, they sp;a1; for the Artist
and will convince you that he is Filit.cdasa.
REMEIVIBER,
e pjaoe is opposite Vears Croocry,
6treet, Scea
WILLIAM P. AGET,
illtote. Artist.
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ulv 1869.
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TN rettuning thanks for is have
• J[' 1.the pleasure- of anuouricimf to the
_ _.. chants and business men o -f .,•-eafort h th at they
are prepared to retvive -orders fur all k-inds.of
[TER,of Jight
oods handled with cal and satisfac-
reak- z-Leug the tie') guaranteed.
tee- -ABY Per- „fttinarv- 21st. isa
Ls wilt lead to -
rewarded by
DRAY WORK_
C kat,
14. AftliCiflop.
99-411.
-scriber. Lot
• a yearling
A 2. Con 12,
Tit ifers
-such informa-
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notice will be
17 2in
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SALE.
-ituated pro-
Seaforth,
easy.
Photo-
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Are noted for their many ekcef1e:1-;cies,
over those of all other manufactur-
ers, such as
ID IT R, 13 I 1.1 I '11-7:7"
.of the _sub- QuickneSs. ef Articulation,
;tit at ROUNDNESS PURITY AND
ane rather I
• 1117e Volume of Tone
than the
formation P.1‘4.-S_STIO1T17 AND
tr suitably
NO,
869.
senzor,
•_euf.
_venness of,Toucli
In the cor,stritatiem of these instrumentg
nothing but the besti matsriai -is- ukttd, and
first-class -workmen employed ; and. as the
mantzfalq;urers havc had, OVt.:1""tifcc7cal years of
personal expeyience, they are able, to protium
theaIxtnstrument
SETIOND tt:::NE HI THE WIRD
ointed As
irt el.time I NI elodeons, from . . 4 00.
thdte r2
1869. abinet Organs, from . .95 00
-=„ritee,
_Huron.
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eriper,
ut the
e owitet
erty and
Terms Liberal.
For firther particulars enquire of
WM. F. LIT„K'FON,
.` 'Expositor" Office,.
Agent, Seaford,
Seaforth,Aug. 20th, 1869.
,ANT_ CO To mg BEST.
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calk d
tude of
The Eritish American
zn and AD
, ;.41.e 1L8- RRYANT, STRATTON & ODEL
.PPesell" CONSOLIDATED UMESS COLLEGE.
ul:pnciktiliIil • NOW the largest, moat eitv ensive and cora-
unani- plete .13L ESS ••_-..e.l-i0OL in the country.
• ar,atz It haa the largest staff of Teachers, the moat
e lungs, practical :Ind- beat adapted business forms,
e 11.1 an and the best arrangul an(i most commodious
apArtments.
It is under the management of thorough
af bus:ness rnen‘ fully alive to all the require, -
atLen- ments of all ',lie business- Communit
ir y.
r of t he advantages and facilities afforded In
this institution are unequalled in the coun--
ttZ.16, try. and no young msud en
an oulter a bosi-
s rt er without- fully availing himself of
its 1 nettta -were awarded the
`FLINT VrUIIL in WRITI-NG
as
t 01: hat! Prim:Tie:al Exhibition at banlon..
As s the Sixth ef nsecutive year that;
tem
1=te !Lave taken this e, -we feel contiden;
:
n Lttre be bat, wie pinion as whera
Et) 111.ra to Writ(
oY bre t if itingbank notes, eir-
• - - mars, c.. addrtss,
t it, ir ObELL &
Tpronto, ort
ATTORNEY AT LAW,.
so 1 0I in ( 'lian,-,:ry,Conveyztu2er, etc.,. •
"Am 'at (In,. :V 0110.1 tn loan on farm sem-
i T, `ns (1L-47., 0111CO--Firat flat, Paris
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-4- 1 ants, 1 -t -A,. 14, 1868,
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News of the Week,.
BRITA
A great fire tor )kJ plat:a in,-GlaFgew on
the 156, destrc_)ying-- the- Vulcan oil
orks., and :Eagle Tren iyorks::
A telegram received on rthe 18th
instw-t-is to the effect that Lord Derby
7sf'n'sse
ti44li'r'.11!lit.
0oagita.t. iOn p*revails re-
. Lave to' the Fen-ial. Prisoners.
... •
FR A NOE.
, The ;Emperor is -convalescent. He
-went hlinting it few .days ago.
in .Paris the merchantsclerks :are
on strike.
- The Opposittion Deputies at •the
Lif:gislatif held a meeting on. the.
-: 18th tit Wiliob tb#117 dreAr- Up and signed
a manifesto. They.declare that they
will not go to the Legislati,e Chamber
in the 26Llt iost,-.:As has been proposed
bec,use they do not wish to pi•ovoke
41ernonstratration and imperil returning
paciae revolution, the re -
1b of witieh„i•4,„(leily le!-oniing clearer,
having commenced, they must not 4e -
cone the instruments of or furnish a
pretext for disorder. The members of
the opposition will await the meeting
s of the Cerps Legislatif n the e.ay to
Which it has been pOStponed by the
Government, when they will demai:d
to know thereason for this new wrong;
and will steadily pursue the work of
iwging the denlecratio and radical 'de-
mands of thr. cot: n Iry. -
SPAIN.
The Republican difficulties are rot
yet wholly got oyt;r though tt-e
reiulfn; by the insuretenth of Valencia on
the 16th inst, xsecuisi:lered by the goy-
111p:in-pp to Jractically dispel all fur-
- tiler trouble. Irl'ort) fi 1-st to lAgt a great
deal- of blood has been shed between
'the tv o forces.
EGYPT:
• Th .1"el A.-11 ttioe tf t!),) Nile i ultsitl-
ing. The lo:ei to the cotton crop ni
cousequence of -this disaster is not so
-serious As was feAlred it, worthl be.
A dam on the Suez Canal gave wav,,
but did 00 gi-e:it harm to the works,
though a 1:trg() quantity of matei•ial was
destroved. It is ft,ared that the canal
must, be deepened before it COI: be of
any practied use.
RUIVI
• The pivitta Cattolita says the Bishops
have b(ttn SUI111111)11ed to the .Coun-
• - not to deliLerate aril decide
gifestions by a vote Of majOrity, but to
_ratify; the decisitms till`PatiV resolved
yapon by the Severeign and Infalli,ble
Pontiff.
'VT EST N I)
Letters flout //avrAni stte. that,oil
ti:h inst. a letttle was fenglit neetr
Gielinlart,Iletween the PalliSh fOrt*e§
'anti 't diviNions of at; insurgents
r .T( ano Qeosedavhn1i res-
1.11ree-in ef the '•=`.1)an1n1ds.
•et) sides ver:
.1, teen.. u 01 itlie dtetili of f;en. Cas,
tele (it fli iid tivi:.,ion
th, • lif.11)1“(1.
CeIt("". I i Ottl.:i lit( 1V
Se14.1 • irvIti doh: itf'• tn t 0 1\1:ich-1(1
Gp‘e'ee. telt f‘w ,c.'"'2,000.900. -
P 1; .1.epiv iiptt the sp:tvi,h,
thlt
he (J the nieney
be for military :tre-1 p- Utica]
pu-r
II JTED ATE3
ee te ins ) the Bevil ngtt »A ;111(1
Pi.11ided 1)1..1 T1ile pea v
D,a., eFt°11, died.
Th • eeerxo eived fittn1 Al)(1 a. 1 .tiv
)1u1111 (1e1.14.4-11 t I t
por-, :•1 etten ri-vvive-ii tileren:it-inn,
slirVf-nting.
Ne! .01 puiel.eriste• 12 1110t,, %Vete
vet.: :it., eit *50 *•ifilitis if
F0 'I0 ;iS.5:z1111.'EtVillg illSt111111elltc
t001:;:. •t1;d I portion. of tile rplitp
-ago till. party Wq.re found.
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The :eets flIO(11Xi,:itied but :111C1C011 14 • r
1111.e r,111i i0na. State Seminary was
1;eireed on Tuesday night. Loa's
$140,000.,
1 the T-Tve,i,itlitt, arrived in New
'loll 117-o Idev last. Pe is -It the -
Fif•h Aver ue Hotel, -where 118
main fcn -10 d evs, when. he will visit
Bork -on :eel Withingt9re-
teestle work connected with the
new r.tver bridge at Louisville
•was defnoliAed 1)v a locomotive on
Monday-, and six nren preeipitated
96 feet into the water belOw. Four of
then -i were killed and the other two
:slightly- injured.
The U. S. Comn)isioner, Collector
of the port, and prosecuting AtLerney
have in) doubt that the. ifornet will be
etnelernned ancl dismantled.
Tiie preptietor, of a cotton factory
near Stotlholan Sweden, has purelised,
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TH_E SEA.FORTH EXPOSITOR.
la large track of land in South-east
wl)ere -he intends establishing
colonieo of hiti cetietiymen,- a,nd to
build factories; &c.
CANADA.
. On Frida3c last an accident hailpened
on the Grand ,Trank: near Kinston,
whereby nine cars were destrcyed; but
no lives lost. -
It is nneterstoOd that the . Royal
Canadian Rifle Regiment is to be dis-
banded, _ .
Dut•rnis' mill near Lindsay was burnt
on Friday last. Loss about
85,000. .
A man named Harris at Port -Bill-
housie committed 'suicide on Friday
hist
On. Saturday last Prince Arthur
-
cone] tided his tour thronc,rh the Province
and is now.to statimied with his
regiment itcliontreal. _
• The Peoples' Telegraph line from
Qeebee was opened on the 15th
inst.
On the 15th hist 4 the Ref.' liners of -
Wentworth held a, grand Pic-Nic, at.
which Messrs. McKenzie,'yotirg Ry-
nial and other M .P's delivered addres-
ses. At the same time Mr. Somerville
Editor of the. Dundas Banner was
presented with a handsome gold watch
worth $280 for his consistent political
eoncluct.
' The mon ninent to the memory of the
Canadian Volunteel who fell at Ridge-
way is commenced in the i'<ueen's
Park Tordnto..
The first sod of the _Nipissing
mak was cut on Monday last in the
Township of Canington, by John Sard-
field MeDouald amid great dernenstra-
tion. .
A farmer named Laidla'e c 0111111 itted
snicide on Tuesday last_ at Lynden by
st bbing himself.
Great dissatification is being mani-
fested on the line of the building of the
Inl-,ercolonial by the contr,ctors, they
have contracted too low. and they are
doing the leasiest.. and leaving un-
done the, most &filet -lit parts. '
The Rolf lan Oath olie Bishop of
Kingston left the city for Rome on.
Monday last..
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BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
A.TURE'S CROWN.
Yon Yu t Cultivate
11.41a.cAvrv.t-iiil indication ol
1)00i -ix Itt 1 -toot r3.
RIBS., S. A. ALL1EN S
- Hair Re6torer
Restores gray hair to its nattirai color and beauty
sad prodttoes luxuriant growth. It gives the hair
beautiful. g[.. ani deligti•fulfragratiee.
. Manufactory mid Sales
35 BARCLAY SlREET and 40 PARK' PLAr.E, N Y
266 HIGH HOLBORN, London, Eng.
WSeatter ;," 1-t 0; ls, Druggists, agen
oa -aforth. For ale eVtryWiscre.
January. 28th. 1869. 60-1v,
1
FANCY NOTE PAPER, -
PLA114 STATIONERY!!°
En great variety,
SCHOOL 1100E-8, .
barter and Wullalen'sInks,
Blue av.d'Red Inks,
Prayet Books,
_Hymn Books, •
B!,ank Notes,
Blank A coo•unt Books, etc.
AGENT FOR TAB
ST2AFO P.m ,LE:tPOSITOR." Daily
Globe and Daily Telerate.
Seaforth, July 21. RAW.
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riverifseniiiitZt
'1,§omeihing Worth 'lie'
The success that ;has :attended•th
graph), hi been so great, that o ne can
faithful and intelligent 'study of Phoio:1
get their oWn image tiernetuated to pos-
Cerity. It is a greaterivilege.toliave
a good praCtical Artist, °fie who thor-
eoughlyunderstands the business, as al-
so one who -is stationary in a Mace, to
whom youctin go with confidence, with
the assurance of not getting disappoint
ed in getting a correct, artistic, faithful
-likeneSs, and from wnom you Call get
picture., 'at any future time from the
negatives once taken. The days ai•e
past fir 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 aa e :1)1815
ed or .10t7 they are oft ; but not SO, with
our Old Established and thoroughly
pradtical Reotographer,Frank Paltridge,
who tands to day the acknowlettged
head and leading Photographer in this
section of the country. lie is a real
live man, up to every wrinkle in the
business ; is very obliging ; and haA
rooms, accommodations and facilities
for executing work seldom. mot. • He
has rooms and apartments for every-
thing. Good- pictures cannot be madf
where the fumes of -so i many different
chemicals come in immediate contact
With each other, -and prod-ucing gasses
fatal to making good pictures.
rooms are in Scott's Brick Block, -near
;Sharp's Hotel, and under. the EX, POSI-
TOR UffiCe, cool in summer, w arm in
iwnter ; with dressing rooms, so that
you can bring your best clothes in a
satchel and change to get your picture.
taken. Frank Paltridg,e also keeps
the negative, ajid no fear of losing the
picture of so e near and dear friend:
His best wo • is not at the door, but
up stairs, one fli▪ ght, and turn to the
right ham where yon will find Frank
always a,t home and in good temper.
Al] pi tales shown are of, his own
make, and not bought or borrowed to
deco „the puulic. He guarantees .se tis -
faction or no pay. Just walk np to
•Frank. Paltridge's Gallery, his speci.
mees are worth looking at, and .you
will be sure to see some person's picture
you know. It you don't munt your pic-
ture, never mina ;just walk up, he will
be glad to see you. kterlielllotir, it iS ill
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EDW. WHITNEY,
TN returning his sincere thanks to the
1 public for 1he very liberal patronage he
has received since coming to -Seaforth: begs
to say that he has on hand another large
lot of
ANDERSON'S HEAVY PLATE •STOVES
Box, Parlor and Cooking-, all of which he
wilt sell as cheap as other people sell an In-
ferior %Aide. Everybody knows that the.
ti
BEST COAL OIL 11\1 THECOUNTY
is at Whitney's. Lamps, iThiminies, Wicks,
etc' , in abundance. A large stock of
ALL KINDS OF TINWARE
al -ways -on hand. Eave-Troughing, Tin and
Sheet Iron Roofing done in first-class style.
All kinds 0i Jobbing promptly attended to.
CISTERN PUMPS AND LEAD PIPING.
• Old Iron and Copper. Cotton Bags, Wool
and Wool eickells taken in exchange.
Seaforth, Scjt. 240, 1869. 43-tf.
NOTICE.
7:
IrrillANIS his nuireerout cuatoiners
their liberal patronage during the last
fifteen:years; and trusts he will receive its
continuatee. - -
Good
de hasnowon band a large ..assortment
Green Hemlock!!
Which. he warrants -will give satisfaction.
Also, •
2003000 FEET OF MEI
BUILDING AND GENPAL FURPESES
Which be offer- on liberal terms Ordere
he promptly _attencled to.
He has alt.() on hand a large assortnient
t -
WELL SEASONED UN
ACCOTS ! !
To which he calls attention of his 014
thstomers, -who will iind it to ilea' advant- •
age to retire them promptly, and without
legal proceedings. • ' " • '
Seaforth, July 15th, 1869. 84-tf-
New --rocery Store
"ex
In connection with the
SEAFORTH RILLS
Flour and Seed 5t6re,
Opposite Sharp's Hotel.
Tsubscriberb beg to aimounee to thtit
inhabitants of Seatorth ,d,nd surrounding
country, that they have just received a large -
stock of
resh
ri:TC13 %BS
'Which, for quality and Cheapness, ecu -
not be surpassed in the County-.
They havealso on hand a lot of pure .
Treadwell Seed Wheat. •
•
1 _FARMERS may exchange Nvheiti. for
Flour and Feed._ at fill value at the mill,
therebylavoiding. the necessity of waiting to'
have it ground.
rTIHTS is to certily that I, Henry &mart,.
of the Townsh;p of Hay, intthe County
of Huron, Province of Ontario, have aoplied.,
For and obtained. Letters Patent -for the Pro--
,' W.A. Shearson St CO.
Seaforth, Sept. 16th 524y2
'17.REAVR,ER'!5.„.„
SALE OF -LAND'
FOR '
COD -MT OF -HURON, TopY vIRT.uk.' --
TO WIT :
. _1.) of a Warrait.
under the hantl of the Warden of tte Copn-
ty of Huron-, and the Seal of the said C611,71:-
ty, bearinc, date. the third day of Airben#..;
1869: to nae directed, for the c.oilees-- -1„
tion of arrears of taxes due on the unde)t- .
mentioned lands. , These are therefore to
give notice .that unless the said taxes, 'Co-'
gethcr with all lawful costs and charge S 'be
sooner paid, shad on TUESDAY •
.30f11-aa17. of Nov -em, -
A. D. 1869, at the hourof Ten o'clock•A:
AT TEE
o -17-10T.31"-J,
IN THE _
rfowg OF GODkRICH,
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Proceed to sell by PtiBtra..a.ljgrION the
'said lands,. or so much thereof as may be.
suffici‘nt to discharge snch arrears of ta,r4s
And -charges thereon.
BOT'. -in the followiwg list l'e.d."
-rti.fie-s Ala lf;v;si..on-4‘*..d." West Diviel-Of2,--
:‘p." •Pa,tented-‘t..p." linpatented-41A1'
Part---‘:n.t.p." North :Town Plot:
..t
TOWNSHIP, OF AsqviELp.
7. .itt, Con. jo. PL Taxes cots 'foto
East 4 4- 1 e.d 100 p 77 09 2 78 70 81
for bor.ne- holes in the \pound for fence, .-svgi. •
vinces of Quebec and Ont4riu, for a, inacidi e N a 1 3" 100 v 64 21 2 45 66 63
4 4 100 p 94 91' 323 98 14
,
posts, stye:led "shuart's Fence Post -:fol. 2 ;art 5 4 _ 111 p 00 .55...-305 102 lio
Borer," and this is to forbid, any . person or 2
8 4 100 p 43 17 1193: 4.b ID
per -0E8 vending or us ng the fiarne. without s 13.2aif . 1. 6 100 u p s1 66 1115 23 til
0 ota'ning a rkeit for uie same from me ; w pi s i 1: 13 • 49 p 1 3 44.1,20 )4 (34
and all persona so v nding or ming tile same . 71
1 „ :3 wd 2 ,,0 p . 82 0412,0 • a 0
will be dealt with as the law directs.
N part • . -60
: ! - 2 4- 200 p123 12418 127 19
N. B. -County and Township Rights can • N -
be obtained from . the patentee 1:)y a,p tyilithalf 3 8 100 itp 64 69 21,18 67 17
iY N., 3 4 .„,
136 p 65 21 2 48-
to him in the said Township_ of liav
half4 8
r..et t E half 11 8 '100 u.p 12,9t1 1 18- 14 VI
100 u.p i,- 73 1'20 /4 93
Post Office!
-
`• W half- 6-9-100 p 72 692.68, 757
August. 6th, 186 .924f
9, N pt of N 1.•
. 6. 10 • 80 p 31 5.8 1 65 33 23
ME. TIME. N -half ..3 11 100 u.p. 69 38 .2430 7t°
W half 5 11 10/ p' 3577 .117#i 37 .12
'E half 8 11 100 -a.p 41 6'5,,1e00 43 ti
EFe youre wantot tim ea, Ipiur aiteohha 8 h aotia e: willofkTepThomas
asi sWwh ay] 11 8,61.13121, ,210270i 1_ I pil): 382051. 04036 2t46035 s32.62.61
Russell i& Son's celebiltted -Watches. A N put 7 13 114 p 45 Ott.; 2 GO 47 GS
are stock of them for sale at. - 3 North.Town. Plot
, p 100-0-4f23?104 43
N.part 24 ;e.t.-p.;6& p. 34 70,1 73 46 -.T6
* 440 OP_PORT AABERT.,
A.SHFIElit).
22 E Arthur st.
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'23 do A p n 413 , 3f
24 (10 p 2 93 2 elt
25 do A p 515 cri 613
26 do p 11171 1 15 12 16
31 do - p /1 69 1 15 12
32 do. n.14, 11 71 33-5
.34, do itt, 11.t 11*71.1 YPt.
Si; & j n.p 11 71 1 15 1.2 44:1
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lin.R.COUNTER.'S
sEAFQRTH. .
Ile has also on hand a large assortment a
Clocks. jewellery, _Fancy Goos, Toys,. &Q., -
all to be sold Cheap for Cash. ,
Every itescription of Watches, 01001.7.2.
OFFICES TO LET. and Jewellery Repaired on the Shortest
Notice, and Warranted to give satisfa.ctioa.
OUR exec -Bent offices to let in Scottie The highest pie° paid for Old Gold and
New Brick Bleck. Anriv ii
Silver.
MeCAUG HEY & 1-101411:9,7`.ED'S. M. 11- CT-FEY-
Seaforth. Jan, 27. .1.-86U.
Seaforth, Apar 27t12,1418tikk 53-17
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