HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Expositor, 1869-12-24, Page 6THE SEAFO1rH EXPOSITOR.
Hay Council.
-The Council net pursuant to ad-
journment, ()n Tuesday the. 23rd of
Nov. Inst, ` rthe J eeve in the chair ai_d
Ta full council present Minutes of last
meeting read and approved, also. By-
law No. 43 for dividing the Township
into three, polling places for the Elec-
tion of members of the Legislature ass-
embly. Robt. Ferguson';ujoved sec. by
J. B. Gighor that' -the collectors bond
now handed into this co(inril be adopt-
ed anca•dellosited in the jhancds of the'
clerk, carried. Vain. Carrick mcvecl
sec. by Wm. T(irnbull that the several
petitions from School Section No. 5
and from Uniion School No. 1 be laid
over, and that this Council tecommend
the Trustees of said sections to each a
special meeting ii each of the sections
for the ,purpose of ascertaininng if aL
.majority at the ratepayers are in favor
of having the union disolve.l, and
.should such bo the ease that this Coun-
cil take action thereon at the next
meeting. Carried.' J. B. Gi.. iinr
moved sec- by Wm. Carrick, th:it the
Clerk notofy the residents on lots 25i-
826 in the 12th con. to _remove their
fences off the side road bet avec- n said
carriecl.I \Vm. `1'urn hu11 uioved secs,
by J. B•. € eighol, that the Ti easuret
refund to Wm.. CLrr it k the semi of $87
being Div. Cc.url costs incurred on be-
half of this Council in (landing Thom-
as McLeod snit. Carried. . Robt Fer-
guson moved set,. -by J. 'B. Geighor,
Fer-
guson
the nomination for Reeve :'helot;
Reeve and three Councilloes fur the en-
suing year ba held in the To'vs n Hell on
Monday the 20th of December next itt
12 o'clrek noon and if necessary that
the electors be held iu the satme place'
.on the first Monday in- J augury eimu-
ing at nine o'clock Ir r the fournoon,
. and that the clerk put n`otic' s through
-the Township to that effect. Carried.
R. Ferguson, moved sec by Wm. Turn
ball thaat'the 'council grant a certificate
for a Tavern License to John ''rang for
the Huron ' Hote, in the village of
Zhr h in the Township of Hay. Car-
aied. Robt. Ferguson moved sec. by
J. B. Geighor that t]"ie following ac-
counts be poid, viz A. Bay for sur-
veying and plan of Township $34, A,
Co. for plank : $6. Christian Bon-
net: for plank $6. Christian Bonnet
for opening a sideroad $10. - Frederick
Act for repairing a rood scraper 75cts.
Wm. Bell. for gravel $12,35, -(as per
bouohors of . Win. Ch aprrian, Peter
Burns, Adam Whiteford, Robert Car-
libe, and Wm. Lukon; Pathrnaster,)
David Blean for g •ave1 $5. Smith
Thomson-far`Supert ndingg-and plan of
bridges '$4. a R. Turnbull and others
attending surveyor $10. Wm, Gar-
lick for plank $6.75. John Smith for
repairinga road $.50; Daniel Vinon
for repairing, a Bridge $2:50. Fronds
Regom for repairing a Bridge $1 carried.
Wha. Carrick moved sec. by J. B.
Grighor, thas By-law No. 42 as now
read de adopted. Carried. d. Wrh. Car-
rick moved sec, by J • 2. Grighor, that
this Coanci}.-rio now adjourn to meet
again/ in the Town Hall on -Tuesday the
28th - day day -*of - J.);eoetnber next at.
ten o'clock in the forenoon. Carried.
WILLIAM WILSON.
Tp. Clerk.
JOHN WALSH
Begs to inform his old customers and the
public generally that he has on hand the
ffnest and best selected stock of
TE
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Ever brought into this county, which be is
prepared to sell L`) WLR than any • Montreal
or Toronto Tea Company can.
He will give you
A Good Tea for
A very fine "Young Hyson,
-Extra Fine do do
$0 621,,c. per lb..
0 7i5
0 871
Very Fine & Best Imported, 1 00
Me. ea!
Try his
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A libcial reduction made to parties pur •
chasing Ten Pounds and upwards.
He has also on hand a large and well se
lected. stock of
0 C E , 1
' A Complete Pictorial History of
the Times."
" The best, cheapest and most suc-
cessful Family Paper in the
Union."
Harper's Weekly
-SzLENI)IDLY ILLLSTBATED.
In November will be commenced • i ,Ii an
and ligft;," a new serial story, splendidly il-
lustrated, by Wilkie ill.ie Collins (Author of ,"rhc;
woman in White," >` NO N an.1e," <- Arin a-
-dale," and "Moonstone.") New sub:4cribere
tis ill
be snpplicd with litai'/xyr'. IJ'(t k'y from
the commencement of the story to to the end.
oe 1870 for Four Dollars.
WI ES & LE UO 8,
'hide he is prepared to sell Lower than any
house in the county., for Cash or Tracie. Be-
low you will find the price of senie of the
Leading articles :
-10 lbs -Good Bright Sugar for .
25 • ` Good Rice,
23 •` Good Bayley,
20 " t Fresh .Currants,
12 " -Good Valcutia' Raasins,
Best Coffee for 25c• per lb.
A Good. Smoking Tobacco, i?•c..
Good Old ley e, 90c. per gall.
Extra Olcl Rye and Malt, $1 60
FOR SALE.
'kiR to Exchange for Wood, one double set
of Team Harness. silver mounted. For
Iartieulars apply at this Ofic .-
Seaforth,. Dee. 16th. 106-4in.
EXAMINATION
or.
School Teachers !
The Board of Pudic Instruction for the
County of HIuron, will •meet in the Central
, choon,'ioderich, on Wednesday and Thur.
• gay. the _
29th & 30th days Dec.,
:Inst., for the examination of School Teach-
ers. Candidates wanting First -Class Certili-
'c:ttes will be exammed on both clays ; 'i'hird
Blass on Wednesday, and Second-class on
Thursday- .both days at -40 o'clock a. m.
Before being admitted to an examination,
candidates are required to present certificates
of Wood moral charaete •,fined by a Clergy-
man ort• Justice .of the °Peace.
D. H.: RITCH 1 E.
Secretary.
:Bayfield Dec.' 6th, 1869: - .105 :3iu
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Iil.Ioney:r Money r !.
"IE subscriber has received another1arOt.
4 remittance of money tfor investment t+i '
i fa.rin property. at ; Pa. cent ; er.:i t'
-gut, and no chaises.
JOAN S. PORTER.
et n, Sept.2Oth.. et5 tf.
$1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
t'
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He has also some of the finest
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WINES & BRANDIES IMPORTED !
The celebrated Marsden Wine, which is de-
clared by Chemists and Medical men to be
pure and equal in quality and flavor to the'
best Port, and can be sold for less than half
its price.
Seaforth, Nov. 19th. 99-tf.
"NEW YORK HOUSE."
The subscriber has
UST OPENED!
In the above House,
A SELECT STOCK.
t
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OF FRESH
Critical .Xvticea of the Press.
The i,l-oclel N er '41)aper of our country,
Complete in all thedep arimcn f s of an A a.eri-
can 1'iaiili)y" l'aptr. Harper's 11 eels/l/ has earn-
ed for iteelf a Le ;;tt to its title, "A. Journaioi
Civilization '--1\ c w Yore. Et en •ny 1'o.q,
.H(tr•);er' , 11'('r,.'tl/ neat be unreeervedly de-
clared the best: newspaper in Arnerica,—N.
) . llttlt'/I(a(leni,
The ar,.ieles upon public questions which
appear in II (t r-/,er''s Week)! from week to
week form a crworkable series of brief politi-
cal ei ays. They are C.ihtingniehc-d by clear
and. pointed sta: e: ellen t, i)y .good common
sense, by independence in breadth of view,
They are the e Drees;on of macure co: .e -
tion, high principle, and strong. feelieg, and
take .their place among the best. new. haver
wri tin k, of the time.—NoAazericurl Re -
Poston, ._Jct:;.
(TRIES !
"NAT I I V S
AND
LIQUOIIS !
.A.ND
lilLOt'" 11111:11)
All of which he will sell at the
LOWEST PAYING PRICES
SUBSORIPTI,,NS.-98 iO.
- TERMS•
Harper's TI eek'ri, one year. '4 00
An Extra C'o/)1/ of rather tin' .alae/a ;ne,
We(/ii/ or Bazaar Weil be supplied yrati fir -
r -every (lab of',/11'P ,5'ltllticril(•r•r; at. four dollars
Gesell, 1n one remittance; or, 15'a.1: Copies fir'
twenty doi1ars, without extra copy.
Subscriptions to llcarper's :3layuz'r1e., Tl eek-
ty' Bazaar to) on( (ludic'.' Al' one year,
:/'en .Dollars ; • or•, two of herr /:ei s Perioel cr•l,
t� one addressfur• clue Scar, i rcen Dollars,
Back n umbers can be supplied at.any time..
The Annual Volumes of Harper's Weekly.
in neat cloth binding-, -will be sent by express
free, of expense, for Seven Dollars each. A
complete set comprising Thirteen Volunne ,
sent on receipt of .cash at the rate cif live dol-
lars and twenty-five per vol., freight at • ex-
pense of purchaser. Volume XII1. ready
January .1st, 1870. -
The postage on _Harper's Weekly is 20 cts.
a year, which, must .be l:aid at the subserib-
ers post -office. Address
HARPER Si. BROTHERS,- New York.
The fact that the entire .st Jck is Fresh
from the wholesale markets, should be suf-
ficient argument to induce patronage.
FARM PRODUCE
Tal u in exchange for goods at Cash
•La id ,
Prices.
, inorax. & Ryan's Cid
PI]T y� i r'e
i.i _ i.i L J�-1 j.
e,,for.h, :.. '`" .11.
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"Repository of Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction.`•
Harper's Bazar!
ENTIST AGENTS: WANTED.
R. J. A. ELLIS. Surp_on Pentint, will
be in Wroxeter, Plat ford's Hotel, the
20th December, for one week, and at ; 4harn's
Hotel, Seaforth, the following week. for -the
practice of his profession. 106-2u1
STRAYED .TTL E•
A. supplement c.)ntaining numerous full-
sized patterns of useful articles accompanies
the paper every fortnight, and occasionally
an elegant colored r'asuiou_I'Iate.
_Harper's Bazaar- contains 16 folio pages of
the size of .Harper's Weekly, printed en su-
perfine calenclered paper, and is published
weekly.
Critical Not; des of the Press.
TR;AYE I) from the T)reinises of tine sub-
). scriber, Lot 7, ('on - 1 j, l:ullEAT, Two 1
yearling 11 eif ers ; one red with a white face
the other red ; also a two-year-old ' stetr—
all having a ;.small hole l'ur'ched in .e* ;wit of
their ear.- Any pcrem) giving such infor-
mation as will li'ttcl to their recover•, mill be
fi TO 75 .per month, clear of all e;c-
pcnses, guaranteed to all industrious
agents who will take up the work. which is
very light. ,is well as profitable. For circu-
lar and pattieulars, addrt ss
BOX tit, Seaforth, Ont,
October 22, 18(). CIA
HOUSE FOR QAC .�
C1ITTJATED nn T c)ts lekS ar•tl 140, mouth
nide St. John street, Seaforth.
For terms apply to
117 �, B. . M OO }} D l#
E,
December 9th, 18110, 1=), j-tf.
rO MER.?IAN'N,. TRADERS,'
t�:a`,. .
e.H
Vic'
liberally rewarded. l.
ALEX. WATT,
Constance P. 0
3'Iullctt, Dec. 7th, 18C9. 10G-tf
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`i TP k.YED, about three weeks ago, from
the premiees of the s.rb eril,er, Seafeetii,
a ret_ and white ('ow, 1 1rv.) Any 1'd'rrc)ri
"leaving at tbi. Office or with the subscriber,
such infornvtfion as will livid to lir recovery,
-pill be suitably rc'warcle'1,
ALEXANDER MI'i'CTIFL.
Seaforth, Dec. 1..?.h. 166-tf
'A N1 'Erg F _ A L
HE subscri :yr offer.; for sale nn reesonable
,t tcr)ns, Lot 31, eon. ;, '1'ti\vn:>liip of
I;rnee, County of Bruce. The land is roiline•
aiid of ,roe, l qualit;;, 20 acres clear c el. and
the remainder tinibered with beech and
maple. The property is well waterer', a
carr cru 1. i•uniina through it. It is a
carrier lot, with a school house opposite, and
only 5 miles from Paisley. Purtiler nifor-
m'a,ioln may be obtained at the `•Expositor"
Office.
ALEX. "CAMPBELL.
Seaforth, Dec. lst. 104-4in.
HAIR TONIC.
The subscriber has ;'ust received a large
assortment of
Blank rooks,
Bill Bo )ks.,U,nintin -house
Pocket Diaries for 1870
Bibles, Prayer Bi)o e, Psalm Pae:IL-1---and.
a large! as-;...rr inent t.t nii.=:.ellanttiter !woke in
skier did gilt bintling e suitable for Cliri it-
Ii.ias and Sew Year 'e (=rias.
Sabbath Se 10°1 Books 3 t
Bels a r(1 Tickk'tt3,. ii':i;,
Plain and Fancy Note' Paper are Env c-
t 1.
lopes, Pens, Ink, P& neil , School1�=.•=1�s, etc.
Musicalnsiruinen i
Vis
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Accordeons, Uoncerinns, eline, Viol n
. Strings, Rosin, Bridges, &e. -
Briar and Mereselnium Pipes, and Fanny
G oods of all kinds.
A large assortment of
This article, so well- known and popular
through the; whole of Ontario, is a sure cure
for dandruff, a preventative of hair fallinu.
and a great invigorator, as well as a restorer
of grey hair to its natural ` color, to - which
many prominent persons m the County of
Huron can bear testimony.
Price, $i 00 per bottle.
For sale in Seaforth at Hickson d': Co,'s,
Scatter's, and Kidd & McMulkin's
Seaforth, Dec. 1869. 105-6m.
Harper's Bazar contains, besides pictures,
patterns, etc., a variety of matter of especial
use and interest to the family ; articles on
health, dress and housekeeping nz all its
Branches ; its editorial matter is especially
adapted to the circle it is intended to inter -
.eat and instruct ; and it has," besides, good_
stories and literary matter of merit. it is
not surprising .that the journal, with such
features, has achieved in a short time an im-
mense success ; for something of its kind
was desired in thoilsands of families, and its
publishers have filled the demand. The
young lady - ,who bays a single number of
11 ar per's Lca::aa.r is glade a subscriber for
life.—a1'ewo Yorl, Ereriing Post.
The c tact; is excellent. Like all the t�
1 eLc e (, L p
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riodic,als �t-lucu the Iiaipc.rs publish, it isrzi=
tended- die mothers and daughters in aver-
age families --can not but prOlit by its good
sense • and good taste, which, we haven()
doubt, are to -clay making very marry houses
happier than they may ' have been before the
woman began taking lessons in personal and
household and soeial managtilndnt from this
good-natuted )neuro).—Phi...cot on.
It has the merit of being sensible, of con-
veying instruction, of giving excellent pat-
terlis in every depaitment, and of being will
stocked with good. reading matter.- Ira/el/-
man and llijlector.
SUSSCR:PT IONS.—!870.
TERMS..
INSOLVENT ACT OF1864,
AND
Insolvent Act of 1869.
Canada, In the County
Province of Ontario, Court of the County
County of Huron, of Huron.
To Wit :
In the Matter of MATTHEW RODGER,
An Insolvent.
OnSaturday the 22nd day of January
next, at eleven of the clock in tee forenoon,
the undir;igned will apply to the Judge of
the said Court for a discharge under the said
Act.
Dated at the City of London, m the Coun-
ty bf_llidcllesex, this fourteenth nay of De-
cember, A. 1). 1869.
141 ATTHE\V RODQ ER,
By JAMES MAGEE,
10-td6 • His Attorney ad litem
PROSPECTUS.
SHE CHRISTIAN RECORD. Vol. 4 for
12,70 will commence. on the 15th of Jan-
nary, 1870, and, the Lord willing, it will be
issued regularly on the fifteenth of every
,.rnolith during the year. It 'will can.•arn 40
pages 0l good paper, in printed covers,
an
d
twelve numbers will make the volume, which
will conti:in 576 pages.
Its history, extending over a quarter of a
century, may be tak( v as a guarantee that it
will be conducted upon i» inciple.s of honor,
prudence. and fidelity, It will advocate
Uhristianitx as taught. in the New Testa-
ment, in theory and practice, a1 o + reed_ but
the Bible; no Maine but Christian ; no Bond'
of Union brit the Word of (4od ; no Master
bat Jesus.
Edited and published by James M. Mathes,
Bedford, Indiana.
Although the terms are -$1.1) iu advance,
it can be obtained for $1, by remitting to D.
Oliphant, Avon, Ont., or J. McDougall,
Brucefield. I0e.4in.
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flasper's Bazaar, one year $4 00
An Extra Copy of either the Magazine,
JYeekly or Ba: aar will be su piplie f grat 5 for
c;rer•y Club. of 4'tt'e Nubscribers at four dollars
each. in oue7- rnitt(znce or, ,)'ix, C'opice fvr
Twenty Dollar -,s without extra copy.
)5•ubcript;ons.ta Ilarper's lllcr.r/(t�;ate, Week-
ly and Bazaar, to one address fur• one year,
Tera t )ollrar•s , or. two of Harper's per's Periodiccils,
to orle address for one year. Nevem Dollars.
Back numbers can be supplied at any tone.
Volumes I an" 11. of Harper's Bazaar,
for the y'eaas 186S-9, elegantly bound in
Breen morocco cloth, will be sent by express,
freight prepaid, for seven dollars each.
The postage on Harper's Bazaar is 20
cents a year, which must be paid at the
subscriber's post-offlee, tAddress
HARPER & BROTHERS,. New York,
NOTICE r
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All Shares in the Capital tock . of fihis
Baia upon which there are -unpaid calls, will
(uen1(.33 the amount in aircats be paid oil or
before the 18th Dee. next) be forfee: ed, puee
s'I an t to the pru vis i9UU of the Charter in that
behalf.
by ii(lcr of the l o,z,.l.
1' . stove. 1 Car.iatMian 1'.,rlk, )
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For Girls and Boys,
At L M.SE: S
Corner Drug and Book Store.
Seaforth, Dec. Sth, 1SC9. :'S -if
CO TO THE BEST.
The British American
BRYANT, STRATTON & ODEL
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLE E.
Now the largest, most extensive and corn-
! plete BUSINESS SCHOOL in the country.
It has the largest staff of. Teachers, the mo t
practical and best adapted business formas,
and the best arranged midmost corinodious
apartments.
It is under the management of tho) ough.
business men. fully alive tot all the require-
meats of all the business colnmeni.ty.
The advantages and facilities afforded 311
this institution are ulltqualled in the conn
try, and no young man should enter a busi-
ness
u;i-ness o reer without fully availing himself of
. • its benefits We were awarded the
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FIPRST P1.IRE' in BUSINESS WRITING
at th a late. Provincial Exhibition at London.
As this is the Sixth col ecutive year that
we have taken this prize, . we feel eeniidennt
that there can .be but one opinion as whero
toto learn to write.
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RS.::JA.BV1S bees to inform the people
fit.
of Seaforth and vicinity, that her
s) ooi re -opens on Monday, the 2241 of Jan -
nary. TERMS :---E1i ish an,1' Fancy `Work.
4 French '24; Drawing '4 ; Music woo ;' or,
all ta,e branches $14 per quaiter. .
° ,Seaforth, Dec. 16, 106-tf.
Fagan for . Sale,.
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f HE subscriber offers for sale to North
40 acres o f LA SO, Con. li, " Morris,
which is situated on the -Crai. i:l noaL l2
1 nii?es from Scafortlii and 2 from \\ Tilton.
There are `?:3 acres cleared, with a good log
house. stable, root Reuse, well, eta-, thereon.
Applications will be revived Villi] i n1c a.'
1 Jain'tary _rd, 11.170, •►;hen it will be. gi1en
' the hi•tsbeet lrtdth r', if inure rwi : i.te f �t:t()rt..
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Dec.inber 1 • t1. , 1C'. 111,;- :ll