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Legialatitre, the ‘001111n021
SchoepIS Rill and Tax Titles Bill were
&nisii-lered in Committee. The lAt ter
' was pass, d through that stage,
diseneeion will he raistal Ity 31r. Blak-e
oe eartala details upon the bringing up1::
of the report.
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In the Legialattne, the 1...reee 1, ze.
nue It', (lia: (is mist ti a tr.s-teasion ee (1e4 ea...
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rWt)-- 1011 Ot WV ( OvPILIt:k1V On Reit' wn vs lee
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divie tervitee to the reject i,nt of the Et ie -il: I
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:Alit ..11:itlfaZa ten UL Railway Jtill„ rec.,.
qt it e "ore 1,1e gentlemen, _NI a it -iv INT( l ler
,
the . taleetee a I:0 -eureot-tt d him, leeeee..,e
• the poduetton of the evidettee on
- en
the etlattnitt .e had devitied to re-
IPer -JP.- '''' • !Vi .i. it. "ea-Kert and the Iona
:!atet..- Nr. l,fareitetott and others, elle.es,e.; f jp.1
vri,p0,:11, bat it W3g eVtqltUrdly
ita. _Mr. Blake, ota Neithdra wine; hia
-itT Nir tempted the Privileges :dal Nunn-
, re -,- Eit.s. .,„,,,1 which flaS -DOW been :I 1, ettll 0W. -
a L pressed eente severe etrictures on the
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eenettet ef the Government fort11 pia:1)1g
tItz , f ri ifiq! in a, Inttnilattitee pte-ition 1, e
.-e itttrodta ieg-, ine',411:reS tley tome lett e
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I. tem a e eee Levotel the powers of the
4 sal: Leeiele tare,. The al t tothey 4.:(-1,101 a t
r, awl Neu. adj... t allier011 replied, e‘aeres-.-
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..„, king their epiteiett tltat ultimately Ilea
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A;`t, Wkkilld be aline (-at and the fertmee
hatl a tilln."ep paasage with M1 Liitn
nch he defended himself frem the G:
e tlernan'a tutu( ks upon him. Ant-
( re -et mi.& litINILt'S the rtimic Friars.,1
was; thwtigh Corn reiv,a-e. as
aLD „NV. Clarke's of EritI611e0
Pill. The MIT te make better provisien
for the' teeheatiou of the debts of de-
eteased eret ns -out of their lands; mete
read a secondYHi tittle,-
l'Italre•Johtj. ;,•„41;alltitie1t1 ha's invent-
,
ed " Detiriage iNn." He proposes
to take publie funds to reclaim waste_
hulas anal tints eeonomise- teiTitoty,
titZa Ontario. will aettnilly have 6 room
e fr tile large inthix of emigrant.>
is iiketv to 'take place next yeaee
(.4 has-reore than he Call attend
how %viii he ever be taile
to-
aaneefe. when the VaSt tervitory to be
rtcLaimed-by titis new eket will he add_
ied to his ala-eatly extensivs arerown
Janda ri
1,1()Ur
-eCnam.unication.
_ •-
e the
• ft'el that the time has -
a hen Seafie-th. should have-
s ect tJtete rket de. vs" • some one (1 two
the week, 1:V1 -It'll )(1Vetea:t-
otter and produaer, -would expect to
eh ether foe tratle- ou the market
peire when the Lottee-wife and the
aneear at home cen reeet the fainter
.d the falIller's wife, and 1.11'0C -tire t110 -:--e
)ne 110E'esSarieSWfi1iithe
suildv, anti which the house do without tuid thus, in
ts
a vast deal of unneeeea-
e t • • -ad prevent -these corrmo
-Tips TIN:411g (with certain (harges add -
for trout,le.) tin-ough second handa
aeltik.tg the corn:weer. AII the
reer towns have the set maelzee days;
le peat, comfy: t and cenveuienee Of
inhabitants. flow it is Drought
;It other eJaces ttrel hew we wou 1,i
eeee, it here to' oliVi:11e tiliS Straggi-
killa 41"111Lrke.ing hueinees,” aural
ee it to aemeIlting like avatarn I
eot prepared to atty. Pe/he:lee Aire
V(8 tnigitt throw Out a stergcse
al thus help to faeilitete this clea
4e end. 1 remain,
Ye -um abedintiv,
A VILLAGER.
fortli Dec. 7, 1869.
ea 1
,CNI.X(1 01' TUEG.47.01afENIC_IL COL -N-
- Rome, Nov.'1'J:ie
(Ecumeni-
anzeil was opened to Li by Pope
The weather was unfavoi,--
a falling t intervals thron-gY
- t enormous erowds filled
earl, am1. lined the streets,
witieh- the Members of the
El passed. The Parg!, f0110V7(
pi oeeeded to the Bran
41, amid the ringing of hells
eederiegof canoes from the forts-
kete-eItp and Mount Aventitne.
al -c- Father was ill fine heath.
• les if the Hall of Counell
tt1pied Ity sovereigns and prin-
t Ronne, ard by nu -tubers of
and other notables.
anies (excelledili graneleur
e,,ifieettee any that have taken
ttoute within the preeeat
ceix-
Ulf FOR
SA 1--.`
„reel eit,
at
PPOPPY)Try
t
a:Ler will aive in exOlange.fer
Vrore tfy, Int} aeres of Vt'iia
Taitite ih
4 le-, 's .eikte
(4 (;rtY. rid. ittaLs..1.-
. ;"roat.iets
f.
•the xpotiltot.
4iN e'N•
DISTRICT MATTERS.
THE Chess column is unavoidably
crowded out of this issue.
FOR Cough' & Colds get, Lumsdel's.
eaugli speteit,e, at the corner b rug
Store, Sealot•th.
ACCIDENT.—, -Mr. Trainer WaS thrOwll
,ou of asleigh and dieloeated his knee.
Dr. Tracy is- in at ten d..nee,
An Assembly, for •the beneRt of the
Band, will come ()Win the Town Hall
On Tuesday e eg. next. 'We hope there
will IT a good attendance
Fe] Oul" liOI'SeS at this Seluion, get
Lumsd ens' Con (Udell Powder -the
%erv best mat tliftietured;
at the corner
Drug' Stoi'e eieeforth.
LEeTt.ta Pe—Dr. Utuistou will leebutre
Snaforth under the au. pices of the
Meellanics' Institute, on Tuesday evg.
• the 21st inst.
T EA-ArEETING.--011 Wednesday evg.
nest, a tealneeting Will take place
, .
ry.lppell 1D aid of the Weeleyith. Church
in that village: The meeting Ni ill be
held in tale7I'resbacturian ellureb.
ANY pereon ha eing claiwsagtiisi the
uckerereah 13ranett. Agricultural So-
ciety, _eie-her for. intereet on loans or
prize 8);e4y, will „call an the Treasurer,
J. DunC'ten, eel or beforo. the first day
• of Januatiy 1850. and receive the sum
•
•Vot,,t7eeretEn, Capt. Bull
Wiz.11108 1-0.; to state for the benefit of the
members 'Of the Volunteer Cempany
that According tio the Militia Ae,., they
ere exempted froth:paying the Statute
Labour Tax.. Volentedes will make -a
note of 'this.
Owl -telt Ormet.e.—The new. Pres-:
bytertau (Almelo -.at. -Walton, will be
emened. 'on i'Szt.blei.`..1" next, 1;2th iki6t.1
Tohine of Scouthampton will,
pteech 'at 11 o'clock 'a. no anzi Rev.
Mee. Fer-gtietat. the PaStor, at 2.;-.1()
e'eloek p.w elleations: , will be taken
lip at each eervice on behalf of the build-
ing fund.
etes_am-: $Eavice-n,e—The An ni
vereere seta 1es m emmection viith the
Pee -a elturli 81,1'..4,etifortlea ill j
take- olatas o 1/4.itteday and -31011day, the
19th :11111 -21 tit On*Sunday di 1111.
serviee 'will. be .condacted by the Rev.
INT. Inglis, of Toronto. On lion -
day e\ g. t i annual telt-nwci.ti ng W 111
• take pittete, vhen_tieVeral pottier .epeak-
▪ widl add 'oss the audienee. Further
1.)..artiula18 ie Xt week..
ACCIDI;Si.-4-Last • }tidily a young
man ea 2i iliennah's flan.' in Tucker-
e mitl , was choppi g (1]tiwood in the
, ,
base. n LS axe •t1 LICIC t CrOSS-Cut-
:S:tw WaS Ii tugu(r-on the limb of
tre? ; tho flub sta king the.youth
on the meek, five of the tebth sinking
deep hoe) tile 11eA;.11.1(1 i)'aleing feat fit'
31r. 11a4ah's sot having no
other eotaen ((lodetore the leick out of
lns eaist-coat, and sta.tmehed he gush-
ing 'wounds. Vt. itli much ulty lie
feet him to .311. Iiennall's where e was
carefully 'attended to, the wounds ( rese-
ed and the bleeding stbpped. H is
.now doi >g• well.
SEAFORTII LITIMARY SOUTPYTt---The
lnguI11n-,;etilig of this 8oc1ety came off
on Wednesday evening_ lastrihe
question debated was : `-` Resolved that
• -the -"seciran'e huuId be extended to
•
women." The deeision was given
favour of the nee-ative. A -very re-
.
epectable audience was present -ie. -includ-
ing a nakabee Of The.next ques
flea fov debate is : "ResolVed that
Compaleory Edtteation is in -harmony
freedote." A.flirmative, Mr, Hunt-
er, leadel,esilpporteueby Messrs. Luxton
and. Moran.. Negative, Me. Pot -ter,
suoltorted -by Dr. Campbell -and
Ilohnested. Dr. Vercoe, umpire.
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The lce ,2.c.t Re -union.
Tl'e second ot the ,series of re-nnions,
--will be held in, Sharp's Hall; on Thul 5 -
day evenieg, December 16th, 1869.
R-ev. 0. C. -Jo1 nson, Chairman.
PRO() AMIE, PART I.
1. Opening -horns. 2. Recitation --
"Tile buritil of Sir John Moore—Mr.Huri.
ter. 3.
at the,i door"--
Johr sou. L4
Warning"--I-M Bleasdell and Ben-
son,. 5. Instil mental ---Messrs. Smith,
Bull and Col ins, 6. Reding—Mr.
Smith.
Ifolmested. Solo, Guitar — Mr.
INTER3
1 Recitafior
ter".—Mr. Pot
Solo---"Gaffe.r
'..and Smith. 3.
Killiecrankie"
—Solo -- Miss
-"Cuer de Lim
_Soug---Solo---
Doors open
teken at, 8 o'clo
hao
uet---f:Brothei's fainting
Airs. Moodie and Minnie
Dialogue "Lochiers
M(JON.—PART H.
—"Lord Utlin's daligh-
r. 2. Bess and Treble
G reel)." essrs. Cline
Recitation --"Battle of
• Dr. Campbell. 4.. Song
Bay 5. Reading—
Mr. Benson. 6.
iss Minnie Johnson. ,
at 7:30. Chair to be
(k. .Ad mission 10 cents,
•
THE SEA1ORTI-1 EXPOSITOR.
The 10 -union of Thursday Week.
The first of these hi,ethly interesting
•
and intellectual treats, came off en
Thursday week -keit, and to say that it
was a comp...'ete suceess, is merely tore -
peal the opinion of every one we have
met who had the pleasure of be-
ingpreseno. Finauttially, it was a great
triumph, and the repeated encores and
rounds of applattSe, on - the, night iii
queetion, teetitical fully• to the good hu-
mor and pleasurable appreciation of the
large audience.
WI ere all is so good, it seems invid-
ions to make cow1)aFjSQUS J3ut we
think the "gem." of the evening was
Mr. Hele's,-entlering of ‘-S,ini Weller's
Tlle character of Wdlei-
senior, was excellently orought - our.:
Seaforth May feel flattered- in having a
gentleman Of sucli known ability and
research, as. Mr. Hale, aiding - in any
good work which may . set en fooL
•Mr. Potter didgoo,1 jtistice to " Teby
`fusspot." And the dialogue of "Collo-.
lanus and eaulidius," rendered by .11eles-
sre. Hunter and Holntested, as re-
ceived with 4 hearty round -of applause,
showing how well they had sustained
their parts. Mr. Benson, who was well
received, lead with good e#ect, the
pieceentitled "13einardo del CSrpio,"
•by Mrs Humans ; he has a fine round,
.voice and good intonatiou. rev. isdr.•
Johnson, to whom the people of
forth are indebted. .for starting these
plPaSitilt alld profitable entertainmerits
inIns opening address aliuded to the
rwincipid object lkhic:11
wm—
gn eal instruceion.'" The Rev. eeentle-
inari made some -treys, at t .rerliarkS on
the greater generality of knowledge now
thim in Om dc vs. of Plato, _ Solon, and
even Shalzespeie, inferring that, great
and alt as these, .men. Unquestionably -
were, their Inst -t• might be at-
tributed in a great meaetne to the com-
parative dark horizon in which they
' .Revi ;Air. Johnson also gave a
reading "Eliza," Whieh y as yetT excel:
1,01art,.b
e music added:-,ry exite.11 to the
eritertainuieut.-- ..t\J iss Be
who has a very deal powerful voice,
sang with great acceptance; zind wa8
Imely 'encored in 0 telt of tn r sontiJ,. \Ve
ftepe we shall again have the pleasure
of -heaeitig Iter at the - ne.xt, re -union.
me .J01)118011 sang sweetly, • and
gave promise of making a good auger
Lop seine future day.
The ,Songs of ,Messrs. Harris, Cline
etel Smith, Were well'ehoe0n, end sung
in excellent style. The audience in
each ease insisting on an encore.
3.1rs. .Cameron kindly acted as accom-
panyiet:
We west say we, -were hig•hly grati-
fied with the whole itifItir. T1ter0 WaS
a ring about Lit not Often :produced On
Oe:11.8i01.18 of the sea, Which the with-
euce seemed to know how-to apm-eciate.
We have heard several Sayi that it is a
tong time siuce they had passed so
pleasant an evening.
For oureel Ves, we feel yery sanguine
time the e011Vel.5az1o11es will -;be the
tmeens of doing ,a great qetit of good;
ditectly, by taking u time Which other --
might not b0. se profitably 0( (t1
indirec11y, by leading many.
to lookeup their own reading. and turn
their eninds'into a literary Channel.
The next, we feel sure, will be more
largely attended -even than the last, and
many who fitiled to, go then, will find
U 'early seat at the re -union No. 2.
lip a.
or OVerehoes and Felt work, go to
(Jove itry's
DIED. ..'
MCMICITAi, t. -1n Hullett, on the 2nd inst„
Mr. John McMichael, aged 50 years.
AlA RK 'Tr s .
SEAF 'MTH.;
VS -heat, (Fall) le) bus lel.
Wheat (Spring) ijr bu
Barley 1:1 !bushel,
Oats bushel,
Peas 1' bushel,
Potatoes tt bushel,
Hay ton,
Eggs --V dozen,
Butter, 11 lb.
Ducks,
Pork,
Nide,.
Sheep Skins,
Chickens,
'Geese,
I -
Turkeys,
Dec. 9,1869.
0:60 to
0:50 to
04U to
0:28 to
0:40 to
0:50 to
9:00 to
0:15 to
0:17 to
0:20 to
• 8:50 to
6:00 to
0.40 to
(:82
0:78
0:47
0:26
0:15
0:55
0:10
0:18
0:18
0:20
9:20
6:00
0:90
0.12 to 0:15
0:30 to 0.30
0.07 to 0;07
CODERICH, Dec, 7, 1869.
(Sinal Report.)
to 0:75
Fall Wheat,
Spring Wheat,
Oats,
Peas,
Barley,
Potatoes,,
Butter,
Hay, per ton,
.92;ciatoNTO.,
- (By Pleura
Wheat (Fall) bushel,
do (Spring) if? bushel;
Oats 1,4 bushel,
Barley,
Yeas,
40:70
1077
.0:25
0.40
0:35
0:50
/0-17
0:13
0.00
Dec, 8,
0:85 to 0:88
0:85 to 0:85
0:32 to 0:33
40 t� 60
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
1Vin ter Arrangenzents.
Trains will leave the Seaforth Station, as
follows:—
Of/ISM EAST. GOING WEST.
7:18 a.m. 2:20 P.M.
10 :30 a. m. 308 P.M.
2:20 r.m. 8:42 P.M.
Leave for A inityville, Wroxeter, Leech-
ville Bayfield and Exeter, on the arrival of
the trains in the afternoon.
Money! Money!!
THE subscriber has received another lar.'ae
remittance of money for investment on
good farm property.. at 8 per cent; or 10
per cent, and no charges.
JOHN S.. PORTER.
Seaforth, Sept. 29th. .-95-tf:
STRAYED STEER.
TRA Y ED intoa the premisea the sub -
°libel', Lot 20, north side Baylield Road,
Stanley Township, one Heifer with itu. Ear
mark, bearing the name of a MeEwines
Inc owner is requested to prove property,
pay expenses, and take the same away.
JOIIN PATON.
'Stanley November 19: • 1Ue-4in
STRAYED.
.A.7s1E into the premises of the Subscriber
on Lot No. 1, Con.- 91}i ou or about the
3rd of July last. a 1.7earling Steer. The
owner is requested to prove property pay
expenses and take it away. .
D ViAD STEWART.
Nov; 24th, 1860.
STRAY HEILFER.
riA.ME into the enclosure of the Subscriber
k_..) Lot 22 Con. 14e McKilloia. on or about
the 1st ofpctober, a red one year (Ad.
The 0 tiller, is re quISted to prove property,
pay -charges, and take the, same ii.way.
le;A AC INGRAHAM.
Nov„ 2 lid, 1869, 10:l-4in.
N aTiE
Lost on or abcu'.; the 20t1 of „Yea-. last, a
note •made by George Pati;t:/%3011, in fa-
vor of Peter or bearer, dated Croy,
Feb 0.3 oe-.9 pa -aide one 3 •ear af.cr- date
'
fen'itrv DoLara at 8 per cent. per zut-
num.- This. is to ferbid all partite buying or
negVtating said note, as pas Meelt ha e been
§topped.JVu ileKELV.EY.
Croy. Dec. 8, 1869. • 105-4in
re',1 el V
/1110V Rar 'a, Lea 3 a
I'AViNG inOrredq a heavy expense in
procarmg first-class Spring ihssvs for
Ole :elle conveyance of goods, we beg to re-
in;nd the merehants and businees . men Of
aeafortu thauthey are in a manner, in duty
bound, to patronize ue.
We hold otirselvee responeible for the safe
carriage of goods entrusted to our care. .
HIRAM COLLIDAY-81. CON
October 2Jth, 1809, 5871y
ONTARIO HOUSE,
FALL & WINTER
S IK L=.24,
Very Complete, and selling at
greatly
Reduced Prices!
CLOTHS, FLANNELS,
SHAWLS and HOODS,
'in great variety.
Fresh Groceries
And Crockery.
EDWARD CASH.
Seaford], Sept, 29, 1869.. 53-1y.
EXAMINATION
OF
Sal ool Teachers !
The Board of Public Instruction for the
County of Huron, will meet in the Central
School, (4oclerich, on Wednesday and Thur -
day. the
29th & 30th days Dec.,
to 0f78 Inst., for the examination a School Teach -
to 0:25 :ers. Candidates wanting Firat-Class Certifi-
to 0:45 scates will be examined on both days; Third-
to0:40 class on Wednesday, and Second-class on
Thursday --both days at 10 o'clock a. m.
,
to 0:55 Before being admitted to an examination,
to 0:20 •candidates are required, to present certificates
to 0:00 of good moral charade 'signed by a Clergy -
t 1000 ruan or Justice ot the Peace.
o :
D. H. RITCHIE.
Secretary.
1869. Bayfield, Doe. 6th, 1869. 105-3in
-50 to 53
a ,
TCAMPBELL. M.D. C. M., (Graduate
e o McGill University, Montreal) Physi-
ciao, Surgeon, &e.,- Seaforth. OFFICE. —
SCOtt'S Brick Block. Residence—Mr. Sta ek's
Main street.
Seaforth, july 15th, 1869. 84-ly
-
3
STRAY CATTLE.
GAME on the premises of the subscriber JOHN WALSH
Lot 8, Con. 4, MeKillop, on the 8th o'f
November last,1 two yearling Steers, one
brown and the dther red and. white, also a
yearling Heifer, red and white. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges,
and take the same away
MICHAEL MURPHY,
104-4in.
McKillop, Dec. 1.
NOT2CE.,
ri AME into the enclosure of the subscriber,
Bat No. 1, con. 12, Grey, on the 19th
of November, four black and white Hogs,
about a year old. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges, and take
them away. •
WALTER A. BURGESS.
,Grey, Dec, 1st, 1869. 104 -Sin.
:%JoTRAYED PIGS.
CIAME into the premises of the subscrib-
er. Lot 12, Con. 1, Mtanley, in May last,
a black Sew Pie-. The lowlier is requested
to prove property, pay charges, and take the
same away. -
PETER PHILLIPS.
Stanley, Dec. ist, 1869. 104-4in.
Begs to,inform his old onstornere and the
public generally that he has on hand -the
Ithest and. best selected stock of
E A s
Ever brought into this county, which he is
prepared to sell LOWER than. any Montreal
or Toronto Tea Company can.
He will give you 0
A Good Tea for $0 621c. per lb,
A very fine 'Young Hyson, 0 75
Extra Fine do do 0 87.1
Very Fine & Best Imported, 1 od
t
A liberal reduction made to parties pule
chasing Ten Pounds and upwards.
IURLA5-cuaLS
He his also on hand a large and well
By sending, One Dollar, you can leeted stock of
have your hair made, to Mirl
ft luxuriant eurs. Once' you get this re: G JR, 0 C 1R., I la; S
i.
eeipt, you ean always make it yourself, -at a
CO.t of 2Le. pee bustle. Address,
Wm. Y. JUDSON,
Seaforth, I?. 0.
see
.1()tk.
1
LASSnLUTION OF PARTNE2SEIP.
r E partnership heretofore existing be-
t bweeu John H. Dicason and William M.
Cray, as general merchants in orrie, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The busi-
ness will be carried on as usual -by William
Gray,, who will pay all -liabilities; and ail
deb s due the firm will be collected oy bim.
J. H
W. M. GRAY.
Witness, JOHN KAINE
.November 1,5th, lea . ,104-2in.
FARM SALE.
-
rri
II sufbeeriber offers for sale on reasonable
Weis, Lot 30, Con, 6, Town:lip of
Witco, oulut".y of Bruce: The land is refill] is
:and of good quality. 20 acres cleared, and
the ie.:6ievinder timbered witl beech and
mayie. The property is well wateree,.. a
el ring creek 1 nnitug through it It is a
'corner lot, with a school heuee opposite. and
,only3 miles from Paisley. Further infor-
mal:ion mire be al edit. inL at the 'Expositor"
Office.
WINES LIQUORS,
Which he is prepared to sell Lower than ally
house in the county. for Cash or Trade. Be- -
low you will find the price of some of the
Leading articles;
10 lbs Good Bright Sugar for
$1 00
25 " Good Rice, 1 00
25 " Good Barley, 1 00
20 " Freell Currants, 1 00
12 " Good Valentia Ralsins, 1 00
Best Coffee for 25c. per lb.
A Good Smoking Tobacco, 95c. "
Good Old Rye, 90cper gall,.
Extra Old Rye and Malt, $1 00 "
Ile has also some of the finest
WINES -a Bil'INCIES IMPPlaTEt
l'he celebrated Marsden. Wine, which is de-
clared by heilliStS and Medical men to be
pu1 e. and equal in quality and flavor to the
ALEX. CAMPBELL. best Port, and can be sold for less than half
Seaford', I)ec. lst.
1""Alin.its price. /
NIC IPAL
rep afea aea
etsW
mHE ratepayers of Seaforti,. are requested
1 to call at my oltiee forthwith, and pay
their taxes for the present year.
a„;TAIIK., Collector.
Sceaforth, Dec. 1st, 1869.
FOR SALE
OT .No. 20, in the 1,1th Concession of
-14 Stephen. Terme liberal, Title good,
Apply to Messrs Benson & Meyer, Seatorth,
or to Muesre Cameron, McMiehael, Fitzger-
ald se, Hoskin, Solicitors, Toront6.
Sept. J Oth, 1669. 92-tf.
TIT -14M. TIME. TOME.
[F you want a 'A-atch that will keep the
correct time, purchase one of Thomas
Ruesell & Son's celebrated Watehes. A
arge stock of them for sale at
R COUUTER'S
SEAFORTH.
has also on hand a large assortment of
Clocks, Jewellery, Fancy (loos, Toys, &c.,
all to be sold Cheap for Cash.
•
OrEvery description of Watches, cioas,
and Jewellery Repaired on the Shortest
Notice, and Warranted to give satisfactiona.
The highest ,price paid for Old. Gold and
Silver.
M. .R. COUNTER.
Seaford', Apilr 27th, 1869. 53-1y
'NT I 0 'I' 0 E 1 _A_
Itating Rink,
DRILL SHED 82AFORTH.
THE Supscriber having leased the above
premises, for skating purposes, begs
to solict the patronage of. the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Seaforth and vicinity.
A very comfortable Room has been fitted
up for the exclusive use of the Ladies, also a
Room for the Gentlemen. the proprietor will
spareno pains to give his patronsaa good
Rink, and keep everything orderly and
cenifortable. The Rink will be well lighted,
the Dressing Room well heated, and will be
opened in a few days.
RICHARD IlOWARD.
Seaforeh, Nov., 29, " 10341
TRACY, M. 4, CORONER FOR -
the County of 'Huron. OFFICE and
RESIDENCE—011e door East of the laiethodist
Episcopal Church.
Seaforth, J. 14, 186• $. '53-1y1 Seaforth, Nov. 25th.
Seaforth(Nov. 19 til.
99etf.
W YORK
The subscriber has
JUST • OPENED •
In the above House,
A SELECT STOCK
OF FRESH
.GROCERIE
AND
LJQ t:TOT S
ANT) -
7 -1111F -P T41
V 11
ED
Ali of which he will sell at the
LOWEST PAYING PRICES I
The fact that the entire steek is Bresh
from the wholesale markets, should be suf-
ficient argument to induce patronage.
FARM PRODUCE
Taken in exchange for goods at Cash
Prices.
xr*Killoran & Rya 's oid
stand,
PEILIP CI, RP.