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THE HURON
XPOSITO
THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.
Fourth SessionL--First Parliament.
THU Iti-DAY.
After the di. web of the ustml
routine business, Mr. Carnegie mov-
ed the add es *reply to the Speba.
Mr. Murray st coeded the. a d d reSs,
and flit first paragl-aph having been
put and adopted, Mr. Blake review-
ed the speeches of the mover and
seconder, end went on to criticize
the policy laid down in the Speech.
He first referred to to the arbitra-
tion. He believed there were some
points in rhe award that did not give
full justice to Ontario.. He did not,
however, impute the slight ist de
gree of resi;onsildlity to tile adminie-
tratien. for the teSult. , The peinai.-
• pal objection of , Quebec was the
presence of Col. Grey on the Board.
This could riot have taken place haft
bis (Blake's).amendinent to eXelude
Members of Parliament from hold-
; ing positions 'of emolument" under
-the Government, been adopted i at
Ottawa.' With regard t� the sur-
• pins, it had accumulatgd through nt)
,-
'exertions of the i Ontario GrOVOIM -
ment, but to the accumulation of
money grunted by the:.Dorninion
Government ttiad the products of tbe
J. forests. The Government had been
Y--"' forced -to`adopt a measiire onteoriti.o-
vetted elections, though th-eyt oppos-
ed it last session. he tcok excep-
tion to,tht phrase in the speed], "in-
juirous disseosions," and said that
he'was not aware sirice 1 3-67 that
thei-e had been any injurious dissen-
sions. He closed by regretting that
His Excellency had net been advis-
ed to sympathize with the sufferers
by tire in the Ottawa district,;and he
(Blake) would be glad to lend his
aid to any substantial measure fo
signifying to. them the sympathy o
the House. •Hon Mr. -Wood replie
to Mr. Blake. The debate was con
tinued by Messrs. McD'Ougall. Sex-
ton, Williams, Sinclair and Oliver
, iu opposition to the Government
and Perry and Beattie in support;
followed 1TM v. MelCellar wlto eoe-
mented severely on the mineral iand
policy of the Government., Mr.
Smith,' (Leeds) replied to the re-
marks of Mr. McKellar reflecting.
ktPon him, and 'endeavored to r, -,•tali-:
,ate by asserting that Hon. George
Brewn had -furnished funds for, the
:Bothwell election. This Mr. McK:
'emphatic:41y denied. Mr. McGill
of 'himself and c011eagues, till the
• jti
spoke favoiirably .of the address, and
Hop. Mr. ichards spoke in siipporC
•House, on motion of Mr. Pardee,
adjourned the debate. ,
. Feliw.
The' foolish charge made by Mr.
Smith, the member of North Leeds,
with respect to an alleged transaction
between Mr. McKellar and the Hon-.
George Brown; was severely rebuk-
ed by Mr. Pardee, who opened the
• resumed deb.ate on the -address. Mr.
Lauder followed with an attack up-
on Mr. Blake forAhis remarks*on the
' arbitration • questiOn.Mr. •Frazer
said the only subjeCI'of the adminis-
tration was to keep office* by claim:
ing credit. for supporting- meastireS
they once opposed; and criticised the
admonition in the spaech ,to avoid
injurious dissensiotis.-. Mr. • Coyne
• having° followed a the ministerial
aides, Mr. Christie !idliocatea. party
'Government as an exponent of prin-
ciples. Mt.s-Hays,,,ralthough a sup
porter of the Govern ent, would op-
-
pose any grants to ralways, and Mr
t
Scott (North Grey) Would objeCt to
this eYpenditure-urile`ss the •Govern-
ment also assisted other sections of
• the country. Mr. McCall, who de-
clared he hadn't given a political
vote in the House," and was ," dead
School. Bill .was. introduced, and read
a first time; thesecond reading, and
.Mr. M. Careeron's luminous expoSi-
tion of the measure,- beinefixed for
Thursday. The same hon. gentle -
Man also introduced a Bil; to con-
solidate the municipal institutions
of the Province.- Hi-wasTollowed
by the Attorney-Gen6ral with Bills
to make the members of the -Ontario
Law Society elective,*and to provide
for the trial of election petitions be-
fore the the Jtidges. Then Mr. Blake
brought in an. Independence of Par-
liament Bill, and M r. 'Graham (York)
one to amend the Assessment. Act.
Amongst the motions,Mr. Blake
moved for a rettirn of Inembers of
either the Dominion Parliament or
Local Legislature who have received
any appointments from the Ontario
Government; alsa for a return of all
promotions or appointments in the
public service, and farther for the
warrants and depositions relating to
the arrest of A. 11. Scott and Pere
Riehot, on a eharge of murdering
Thos. Scottat Fort Garry. Mr Blake
then gave notice of his intention to
take up to -day the report of the
Select Committee on the Land Im-
provement Fund.
KOIMAY.
In the Legislature yesterday, after
routine, the debate an the address
was resu,.med. Mr. Treasurer Wood,
by consent of the House, having al-
ready spoken during the debate,
entered into a fresh and elaborate do,
fence of the conduct of the Govern-
ment with respect to the arbitration.
Mr. Cumberland then spoke in de -
fen/e of the M
t
pe onalities an
-1 -or ers of the '
irer utatiouS ePt,
spe ,cheS of 1Y1
Bike.
sari 6 side.
e. . ,
the ellelterl
spo e in Stipp
tiot . Mt. 1.4
a g`ant to the
wa ite, and d
;wit 1 the ktto
He mentioneC
Wi 1 'the Att rn
ter •aid -L--"1, 1
the Almighty 1
wa 7" and IV11r,
e.
t.
LI
T
I c
ed
Or
.Go
a nc
sus
to
Avo
su
Tel
ha
cal;
fuji
fee
of
.pr
lin
the
con
Crt
edc
the
1
arn sorry
11 reruiler is t
oat; GroVei'm
Baxter s id
erntnent
be felt su
ain him. P
everral ni
ld 'riot ell
ort until;
the ugh ft
sortie ref,
rnitye l‘i
k the 'free
and expr
ilway gra
edof the
of lin PO
GOV01'111111
ill I eil by
g, McCall
•c3ssl was f
illonse adj
I I
istry, depreca i g
complaining of he
upon certain PI p -
eminent in the t te
r4 ML.ackenzie ,L (1
ert followed on he
Calvin, in a ep ch
tch laughter, a so
'of the Achninist -a-
strongly advoca ed
fferers by the 0 a -
led the negotiatt ns
-Genera' for a lth n.
at in his intervi w
lit-
] alt
1 at
—
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rt -
s.
he
rt
ild
ed,
lit:
• it -
Ir.
v;e
a
et
) r
ur
p-
r -
ed
as
el,
he
'y General, the
have von done
afflicted you in
• yon's reply w.
ay the only ret
hat I have supp
ent for three ye:
,lie had given
dependent sup
the conntry wt
Boulter refet
at ires proposed,
lot himself to t
` saw the Bills.
address should le
rrnce to the Ott.
. j Cock burn did
ar int system was
d himself in fav
Mr. Graham
och ; and Mr.
enerally suppot
The debate
ssrs. CurriQ, Re
d Carnegie, andl
ally adopted ; ik
ned at -11 p. nt.
1
as
nts.
11
U SDAY.
Hie Legisl e, after its el
apj lication`du In the debate on
addlessi.had b t.1 short sitting
ter t four o'clock:
arra. in the 'course of
Sh
ti
ti
ed
S
1.y, rising I
o -1st party,
spe ch said he
oppsition to
Mr Monteith
sho Id have
of ti e paymen
pal' ies • frbm
Fu a, and" ur,
per ns suffOri
a-11 h price fo
NEWS
uld give a cleci
nts for railro
ought the spe
ained some nc ce
ue to the rnuu
Tmproveme ts
consideration orm.
feohaving p id
ergy lands.
THE WEEK:
se
he,
9-
10
is
ed
11
J
1, Irvine seriously 111, d
but Lusa] I hope re entertained of
his covery:
• r d McTaggart, of r-
thu • was kille ' ast week by a 1 11
fro. a sleigh.
.1 is teport d that John Bri t
willJ be sent a n envoy to Wa h -
mgt n to sett he Alabama a id
FisIrye.mbro.lies.
young lad
of ii.ng able
wit ;her lover'
Hamilton boas
ompass her wa st
liar.
rtison F ir, held on Frid
weebJ, is gener 11 characterized
one 4f the dull st ever held there.
8
e Guelph 3/ rcury, referring o
the,cattle fair, 8.i that it was he
poor st that ti e have seen for
tine.
THe Pena ec ptance of the c
fereplIce for till ettlement of t e
Eas ern questi n s reported to
uric #di ional.
It is -believ
the ship W. H.
that 4ty on th
G1ast4ow, has b
0 esd ay
Chu .1 in the
was. urne.d .to
was 4n1y a.par
0 Tnesday
worl nal on the
s killed
stru aainst
01°1 ling grave
I s reported
of t Privy
cOns ering
up of ornmuniCt
Wes early in t
The Rey. Mr.
resigt ed, eharg
Ohm- h at Corn
ward to Toront
left ijt Corn wal
• TE London
has a striking' a
torialj on the Al
• asks ot iudemni
set.tiejrxnt of th
It s stated tl
ner, 1frL P. P., il
ton, not be
electi n after th
tetrm, as he, i
SCotl nd next y
Th • Canada
Nort Shore Ra
at ioagerheads.
Anxio s to corm et
'but ti e othef d el.
Of *Wilding a r
line.
Th track o
d in Montreal ti it
.th zeldon, which 1 ft
5 h September, r
e lost at sea.
s the Presbyteri n
1 ge of Nashvil
fl e ground. Th e
al insurance,
lidt moon, a Germ n
re lroad near El i-
• I 1 gravel car, whi in, while he w s 1
I at the Committ .e
neil of Ottawa s
for,the openi g
n with theNor
en de Bourch h
the Presbyterit n
1 and gone wet-
). The pastorate 1,e
1.9 now vacant: .
mes, of the 8t
d conciliatory eci-
bsma question. ; t
y ; but wishes :a
• c aims.
at Mr. A. D. Fr -
or Centre Welliu
a candidate for r
ose of the prese t
ds to return o
lia
1
te
0
te
ar
1
entral and t e
ay Companies a e
The former a
with the latte
re their intenti n
nd North' Sho e
the Toronto, Gr;y
and Bruce rail ay has been exten
ed to Bolton, in the township of 1 -
bion, ttwenty-ei ht miles from T
route. The fir t train arrived
Satur ay at Bol on
; ‘STRA
nAME',ON TO t
ectiber Lot N
about fhe 20th Se
old. ¶1te owner 1
prope y, pay exp
away1
D
Bern, Dec. 14
ns
1
87
TEER,
remises of the sn
, Con. 13, Stanle
last, a Steer 1 ye
quested to pro
s, and take 12.
L GORMAN.
158 -
THE MARKETS.
SEAFORTIL, Dec.
Wheat, (Fall) 1P bushel,
Wheat (Spring) V bushel;
Barley V bushel,
Oats V bushel.
Peas IP bushel,
Butter, V lb.
Eggs,
Hides,
Sheep Skins,
Apples
Potatoes
Pork
16, 1870.
1:05 to 1.13
1:00 to 1:15
0:40 to 0:45
0:40 to 0:41
0:58 to 0:60
0:13 to 0:16
0:18 to 0:20
7:00 to 7:50
0.40 to 1:00
0.40 to 0:50
0:30 to 0:35
5:50 to 6;25
A splendid stock of Collars and Tics at
J . Duncan & Co.'s.. tf.
CLI TON, Dee. 15, 1870.,
Fall Wheat. PCI1 bushel, 100 to 1:15
Spring Wheat, ier bushel. 1:05 to 1,:15
Peas per bushel ' 11 0:54 to 0;5Z
0:37 to 0;40
Oats, per bushel,
Barley, per busliel,1
:40 to 0;45
Butter per per, lb .15 to 0;16
Eggs, per doz. 0.12 to 0;15
Pork 5:25 to 6;10
,
A nice lot of cloth and fui Caps, also
a full stock of Felt Hats, English and
Canadian, at J. Duncan_& Co.'s. tf.
ST..MARYS, Dec. 15, 1870.
Fall Wheat, per -bushel, 1 05 to 1 14
pring Wheat, per bushel, 1'20 to 1 22
Oats, per bui-shel, 0 40 to 0 45
Peas, per bushel, 0 64 to 0 66
Barley, per bushel, 0 45 to 0 53
Butter per lb, • 0.16 to 0 20
Eggs. per doz. • 0 1.9 to 0 21
Dressed Hogs: :00 to 6;65
A full assortment of Booljs & Shoes
always on hand at J. Duncan &! Co.'s. tf.
LONDON, Dec. 15 1870.
(Advertiser Report.)
White Winter Wheat $1 05 to $1 17
Spring do 1 2.e.
Barley 0 4
Oats 041
Peas Q6
}latest, in kegs, 0 1
Eggs,
Dressed Hogs
to 1 28
to 050
to 042
to 0 70
to 0 17
0 22 to 0 23
6 00 to 675
J. Duncan & to. keep a fullstock of
sorts of leather. • tf.
1, GODERICH, Dec. 15, 1870.
(Signal Report)
Fall Wheat • $1 08 to
Spring Wheat 1 10 to
Oats 0 35 to
Peas 0 55 to
Barley 0 40 to
Potatoes 0 3
Butter 01
Eggs o
Pork 55
Special attention paid to the manufac-
turing Of Boots & Shoes of all kinds. Re-
pairing done on tee shortest possible
notice at J. Dun an & Co.'s. tf,
1 12
1 14
0 38
0 60
.0 43
5 to 0 40
6 to 0 20
0 to 0 25
0 to 6 00
MONT
• Flour, (Extra) p
Fancy,
Sup. fine No 1 C
No 1 Weste
No'2
Bag Flour, ,
Wheat, (Canada
Western
Oats, (per 32 lb.
Barley, (per 48 1
Butter, (Dairy)
(Store pa
Ashes, (pote)
Pearls,
Pork, (mess)
Peas,
EAL, Dec. 15; 1870.
r barrel, 6,25 to '6:35
5:50 to 5.60
ada W. 5 40 to 6:55
n Wheat, 5:60 to 5:60
5:15 to 5:20
2;40 to 2:60
Fall) 1:12t- to 1:15
ring • 1 29 to 0:00
• 1:14 to 1:15
0 42 to 0:50
0.'65 to 0:00
0i17 to 0:19
0 13 to 0:1(3
5.75 to 5:80
6 751 to 0:00
• 22 00 to 0:00
0: to 0:00
• )
ked)
• BUFFALO MAR E S.
Reported weekly for the E positor by
Pooley & On, Produce Comm asion Mer-
chants, Buffalo City.
BuFeer, Dee. 13, 1870.
White Wheat, per bushel, 1:50
Red Winter
Spring
Barley,
to 1:00
0
; 1:20
T1°)ieamatsso:thy Seed, 15:00 to 5:25
Clover 16001to 626
Dressed Hogs, per cwt., 8 00
Butter, (rolls) •,
• ' (dairy packed)
"• (steles " )
Turkeys, (iressed) per lb.,
Fowls,
Ducks, per pair,
Geese each,
Eggs, per dozen,
Potatoes, per bushel,
Turnips, per barrel,
1:45
30
5
16
to • 16
5 to 1:00
5 to 1:00
0
80
85
CLOSINGA LE
OFA.
FIRST -CLASS )(...TOCK
OF •
CROCER!ES
W. A. Shearson & Co. hay ng concluded
to give up the Grocery business will, tor
• the next two months, diepotse of the
whole of their stock of GroCeries,consist-
ing of
TEAS,
SUGARS,,
COFFEES,
' RICE.
NE FRUITS,
WINES,
) LIQUORS,
ETC.
At and under Cost.
We beg to call the attention, of the
Farmers and others to this sale, as they
• Will be able to obtain from us their holi-
day supplies of Groceries, Fruits, Wines
and Liquors at wholesale cost.
The whole stock must be cleared out
at once.,
• Hotel -keepers will fend it advin
one to inspect oiir stock aWines,.
Li-
quors, &c., &c. ; • .
• The lease of the store to be disposed of.
W., A. SHEARSON & CO
Seaforth, Jan. 28th, 1870. 52-1y.
N. B.—Fifty barrels of hand picked
Spitzetiburg Apples for Sale.
TO BE, RAFFLIED.
MO be Raffled at Murray's Hotel, on
1 Monday evening, Jan. sed, 1870, A
Splendid Engraving of the 'present Pon-
tiff, Pope Pins IX. Tickets 50 Cents
each.
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1870. 158 td.—
SONGS l F
SCOTL
FOR -ONE NIG T ONLY
TIE EMINENT POE
ngus Fai
ASSISTED
-VOCALIST
bairn
BY
Ari „s'Ai A. BgAwEr.
Hrs. 1?0BERTS. s E: Bennet)
ISS BESSIE FA .RB,AIR.Alic
ROBERTS,
7
And _MISS KATI
Will give one of his
SCOTTIS
E TERTAI
—AT----
INOX'S HALL, S
On the erenin
T esday,'Dec
ent
cipa
der
ty o
ties
Geo
ers 1
by t
gout
T1
IlS Musical Enterta
endered the same a
usiastically received
Towns of Greet Brit
he patronage of thel.
Toronto. the St.
f Hamilton and L
ge's. Society of Brant
Ontario, The Progr
ie introduction of Et
, and selections for t
KETS
ekbrated
MENTS,
AFORTH,
of
20, '70,
nment will be
has been so
e all the prm-
in, and aleo un-
ledonian Socie-
hdrew's Socie-
hdon, the St.
ord; and oth-
mme is varied
glish and Irish
e Piano -forte.
5 CENTS,
TO S & FARC
• GOODS!
SELLING 0 1,
c o ti
--AT
M R. COUNI TER'
OW IS THE TIME TO BUY
YOUR
rist*s P esents,
AND
N W YEAR'S GIFTS.
. ust received a compi te stock of
FINE COLDAND SILVER JEWELRY,
R SSELL AND SWISS
WATCHIESU
To be sold Chetper than
ever.
M. R COUNTER.
SlAFORTII, Dec. 13, 1810. 62i
CREAT
"netiOn
ale I
ON account of thedisso ution of Part-
lership, between McNaught & Tee-
ple. tjC whole of their -stock of Waggens.
eg es. sleighs, Chtters.1 umber, Tools,
etc., tv1l be *old by Publi• Auction, on
9(1/19-((tiy,, 12cce7flbe- se3'7t,
--Ar--
11 O'CLOCK, SM.
'/,m4 of sum of .,t5 and un-
der es sh ; (wee that amot4iifi 12 months'
crcdii will be given, upon furiiishing ap-
prove I joint notes.
McNA UGH
Se, forth, Feb. 4th, 187
& TEEPLE.-
11-ly
EXA
INATION OF
TEACHER
mll BOARD OF PUBL
_L t on for the County o
meet in the Ceneral Si
Gocle ich, for the purpose
11chooI Teachers, on W
Thur day, the 28th and 29
cemb r, instant, at lfr Ode
day.
Ga • didates wishing Firi
cates '11 be examined o
and c ntinued on Thursda
eandi( ates on Wednesday
class n Thursday:
Ap licants before bein
• an ex mination, are requil
certifi ates of good moral c
ed by a Clergyman or a
Peace
Ba
SCHOOL
C 1 NSTRUO-
Huro will
hool House,
of examining
dnesday ana
h days of De -
k A. M. each
t -class certiA-
Wednesday
; Third class
and Second
admitted to
.ed to present
haracter, sign -
Justice of the
D. II. R
eld Dee. 10, 1870..
ITCH IE,
Secretary.
- 158=2—
FARM FORS
VO SALE, the west h
12 1 7th Con., townshi
situa d on a good gravel
ing 50 acres, 40 of which a
well fenced. • There are on
frame house and ba
g spring of water,
se. There are also
sown, whick will be
For farther particu
prietor, on theprcni
THOS. B
Co
Hallett, Dec. 14, 1870.
ALE.
of Lot No.
of Hullett,
oad, contain -
'c cleared and
the premises
, also a nev-
convenient to
acres ot fall
sold with the
ars apply to
sea, or if by
WYER,
stance, P. 0.
158-tf.—
a gooa
er faili
the ho
wheat
farm.
the pr
letter
D'ECEMBER 16, 1870.
COW STRAYED
• TRAYED from the premises of the
madeisigned, Bush Avenue, Seaforth
en the 12th mate an ordinary 'sized. 3
year old Cow, with a littk -whiteon bel-
ly, horns very neat. Any pereon giving
such information as will kad to the re-
covery of the same will be suitably re-
wardecl.
WALTER.REN WICK. ,
Seaforth, Dec. 14; 1870.
Insolvent Act of 1869.
TN THE MATT—ER OF 'ANDREW
MULE, of Ainleyville, an Insolvent.
1, the undersigned, William Forrest Fin
lay of the city of Hamilton, have bcen
appeinted A b iienee in this matter. Cred-
iton'ar requestled to file their claims be-
fore me within one month.
W. F. FINLAY,
A31,811. 2e—e
;Hamilton, Dec. 9 1870.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
A BRICK COTTAGE, by36, frame
barn and stable, 1 an Atte of land,
plantec1 with choicest fruit trees, all bear-
ing, e good well, etc. Likewise a park
containg six acres, more or less, in
the highest state of cultivation, new:y
drained and manured, and seeded down
with timothy and Clover, and fenced with
a new substantial board fence. Ilia lot
is admirably adapted for a nursery or a
market garden. The above property is
situated in the Village of Roxborough, on
the banks tf the Maitkand, 25 feet above
the level of the river, on a good gre vel
road, and two miles from Seaforth.
Terms easy, apply to
ROBERT SCOTT,
Roxbo rough.
MeKilIop, Dec 14, 1870. 1158-tf.
Insolvent Act of 1869.
Iro. the matter of AYER Elf" MUIR,
an insolvent.
TTIHE Creditors are notified to aneet at
my office, No. 1, King Street, west,
,amilton, on
eS'uesdayoutaryl N3rel.
At 11 o'clock forenoon, tor the purpose
of giving directions as to the secured
• cairns, and for ordering the affairs of
t1te Estate generally. The Ihsolvent is
h reby required to attend such meeting.
° W. F. FINLAY,
Assi ee.
Hamilton, Dec. 14,11870. 168-2--
,
HANCERY
TENDERN
Of a Large Stock of Geller-
allVIerchandize, in the fl ur-
iShing Village of Seafo .th,
iiii the County of Huron:
--o
Byvirtueof an order made in the
cause of Kidd versus McMulkin, da-
ted the Thirtieth day of November last,
Tenders in writing, signed by the pro
-
seised purchasers, will be received by
John st. Boyd, Esquire- Master of the
Court -of Chancery, at his Chambers, Os-
gdode Hall, in the City of Toronto, up
to Ten o'clock in the forenoon of the
' -
Twenty -Third day of De-
cember, Instant,
For the purchase, in one lot, of the re-
mainder of the Stock in Trade of the late
firin ef Kidd & McMulkin, who carried
ost business at Seaforth. The Stock in.
trade consists of Boots and Shoes, Liq-
uors. Groceries, Clothing, Dry Goods,
Crockery, and eome Hardware, and can
be seen at the late place of businees of
the firm. Theistock is large, and this is
a good opportunity for parties wishing
to start business. The tenders are to be
addressed to the said Master, who will
open and dispose thereof at his Chambers
at Noon of the said Twenty Third day
of December, hist, and are to state 'the
proposed terms of purchase, whether
Cash, or if on time, the length of credit
required, and mode of paying, and wheth-
er with or without interest. and the se-
cutity offered, if any. A. Stock Listlean
be 'seen at the said Store. The Vendor
will not be ebliged to accept any tender
if deemed inadequate. Should the pur-
chaser whose tender may be accepted,
fail to carry out his agreement, the goods
may be re -sold, and the deficiency, if any,
by such re -sale, together with all charg
es attending the same, or occasioned by
the default, al e to be made good by the
defaultee.
Dated, December 9th, 1870.
J. A.1BOYD,
Master.
158-1.
MORTGAGE SALE.
11[1.1 Y VIRTUE OF A POWER OF
Sale contained it a mortgage. made
James Gemmel, dated the 29th day of by
May, A. D., 1869, all that certain parcel
or tract of land. and premises situate in
the Township of Grey, in the County of
Huron, containing, by admeasurement,
sixty-three a-cres more orless, being com-
posed of 'Lot No • 2, in the 18th Conces-
sion, of said township of Grey, will be
.sold by Public Atiction, at Knox's Hotel
Seaforth, on- Tuesday the 20th day of
Decemoer, 1870, at 12 o'clock, noon.
Terms Cash, •
Nov. 30, 1870.
MeCAUGHEY & 110LME1S5T6731)_,
Solicitors,
Seaforth,
STRAYIAM.
CAME on to the premises a the sub-
scriber, Lot No. 14, Con. 8, McKil-
lop, about the 1st inst., a yearling ram;
The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges, and take the animal away.
JOHN COMMON.
McKillop, Nov. 21st, 1870. 155,4*—
FARM WANTED.
-IMPROVED FARM wanted to pnr-
1 chase or lease, in the townships of
Tuckersmith, Hallett or McKillop, the
land must be of the best quality, well -
fenced, and in it proper state of cultiva-
tion, with good dwelling and out-build.-
ings. Offers by letter postpaid, statine
the number of acres cleared and in bob.,
the buildings and other improvements
with lowest cash prices, will be received
by EDWIN CRESSWELL,
156-4—* •Egmondville P. 0.
tall"111171111Mrteanele
GOOD NEWS!
—FOR THE_
People of Seaforth !
*
NEW BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY
sT o _
J. CAVANAGH.
(Late of Stratford.)
Will be found irthis om,place, on door
south of Mr. F. Veal's Crocery Store.
Mr_ Cavanagh wishes' to -return to his
numerous friends and. cuttomersehis sin-
'cere thanks for their liberal patOmage ia
the past, and hopes that they will con-
tinue the same in the future.
ba8C1 nHa dReigSreTatMprAepaS.Ia'tioArCnsif. ortahvean
coa
nigh.
int:*';'Christma.s, and will he eble to fur-
nish his customers with everything in his
line, such as Bread, Confectionety, Can-
dy Toys, Fancy cakes, Wedding eakes,
Nuts of all kinds, and all descriptions of
Syrups. Hot Mutton Pies and all kinds
of refresinnents, also good accommoda-
tion for friends from the town and coun-
try. Aliso JUDD BROS. Vegetable
Union Yeast. Try it, it never fails, and
is OYSTERS
-J.
jable,
.S. FARREN &
Baltimore, the best in the market al-
waYsfre's
LOBSTERS AND SARDINES.
• - Always on hand,- •
GIVE ME jA. cTARvIAA..NLA.GIL
SIEAFORTII, Nov 23, l87E0D.Din GlA3,4K-Etfs.
t. B. Orders for iv
and. supplies for TEA PARTIES prompt-
ly -attended. to.
TOLLS TO!LET.
ThjETOIL GATES ON the County
of Vuron 0r -el el Reads, will be let
by Auction, for the year 1871, in the
Orange Hall, Clinton, at noon, on
L'Weck-besdtty; Teeenther 2.7) 781'0.
The rent to be paid. monthly in advance.
Each Lessee to deposit one month's rent
on the day of sale, and. furnish two sole
vent freeholders as Surety, whose namea
will be required to the Lease immediate-
ly the gates are let.
A. BAY,
Surveyor.
•
BY-LAW.
No. •1870.
To. impose certain rates of Toll, to be
!received at the several toll gates within the
'Cr°u1=tizitiYf
itn°EAlr
tiluit°i.en.e1;pedient to collect cer-
tain rates of toll at the several toll gates
belonging to the County of Huron, on the
Cowley Roads within the said County,
7to defray the expense of making and re-
pairing the same.
1st. Be it therefore enacted, That the
aftermentioned rates of toll shall he pay-
able at each and every toll -gate upon the
County roads within the.County of Hu-
ron, and the respective gate -keepers are
hereby authorized to ask for and receive
the same at each time of passing each
gate, upon the said roads, eubject to all
legal exemptions, and the exemption of
the following described parties, viz.
Ministers of the Gospel (when engaged
in their ministerial duties) who produce
a certificate from the Reeve of the muni-
cipality where they reside, that they are
placed ministers of the 'Gospel ; all In-
dians ; parties with their teams engaged,
in the performance of statute labor ; and
parties carrying and returning from eat- ;
rying milk to -cheese factories. And pro-
vid_ed. alas thet the same team, horse
or other animal or animals shall be al-
lowed to return and pass through the
same gate free, at any time before twelve
o'clock P. M. of the night of the follows
ing day.
For every =vehicle, loaded, or otherwise.
drawn by one horse or other beaet, eight
cents.
Fr
every additional horse, or ether
beat drawing such vehicle, four cents.
For every' horse, four cents.
For every single sheep or swine, one
cent, and any additiohal niniaber, ons
half cent each.
For every head. of neat cattle, two
cents each.
2nd. That the several gate -keepers
within the said County arehereby autho-
rized 'and required to ask for, and recover •
from, each and. Very person passing
through the several toll -gates within the
County aforesaid, with vehicles'horses,
neat Cottle, or other animals subject to
toll, the above mentioned rates, and to
use alflawful means for the recovery of
the3rSda. 1 neAnd be it further enacted that
this By -Law come into force and effect
frOrn and after the thirty-iirst day of De-
cember next, and that By -Law No. 12,
A. 1.). 1866, be and ie hereby repealed
after the thirty-first day of December
next.assed Goderich the1
P25th day of
November, 1870.
- ROBERT GIBBONS,
Wardeit:
PETER ,ADAMSON,
County Clerk. 1574
BUSH FARM FORSALEGH:EAP
HE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale,
cheap, Lot No. 30, Con. 15, tewnship
of Grey, Co. of Huron; about 70 acres of
this lot are timbered with hardwood,
four acres of which are chopped, the bal-
ance is timbered with cedar and pine of
excellent quality. There is sufficient of -
this latter timber to pay for the whole
lot. The lot will be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH, or on time. Title indisputable.
For further particulars apply (if by let-
ter, prepaid) to Adam Gray, PlaningMill,
Seaforth, or to the undersigned proprie-
tor.
RODERICK GRAY,
Thamesford, 0,
Thamesford, Nov. 9, 1870. 153-tf,—
MONEY
\ $5,000 TO LEND,.
T DAVE the above awn on hand for
I investment on good Farm Security, at
8 and 9 per e,ent.,—Private Funds.
JOHN S. PORTER.
SWOATII, July 25, 1870. 139.—
ESTRAY SHEEP. -
riAME into the premises of the sub-
kcriber, on Lot No. 1, Con. 1, Hay,
a Ewe and lamb. The owner is request-
ed to prove property, pay charges, and
take the same away.
WM. MALE,
1564—* Exeter P. 0
•MAGLEAil BRO
liTRACY, M.
County of Hu-
sidence One .cloor
Episcopal (tilitirch..
Seaforth Dec. I*
-no C. MOORE, M.
It. of MeGill Un
PhyaiciateSiresteees,
dessee Zurich, 3n.t.
Zurich, Sept 7th,
AMES• STE),
GrAavAte
Montreal. .Physi
See and residence
Varna.
irstlt. W. R. SMIT
W.
ete.Of
Robertson.'s Rest
North.
• Seaforth, Dec.. 14,
TT L. VERCOE,
elan, Surgeon,
sid.ence, corner of
Street, inimediately
Store.
Seaforth, Feb. 4t
CAMPBELL
1....Vountess 016 ee
eorby's, eorner stor
forth. °Floe day, 8
LEC
17)F. VitALKER
. Ana Solicitor
ereyaneer, Notary P
the Clerk of the P
-Ceoderich, Ont.
N.R—Monev to I
Farm Lands.
Goderieh,
Y-
tCA.ITC-11EY
IVI Barristers, At
icitors in Chancery
taries Piiblie and Co
tors for
for the Canada Life
Y.. R-430,600 th
FaXrai, Houses Ana
Seaforth, Dec. 14t
-DENSON A MEY
Attorneyat Law
oery and Inedveney,
aries Pnbliet eta. Of
Wroxeter.- Agents
Loan Co. of Upper 0
onial Sectirities C.
Money et r5 per see
-charged,-
TAS. ti.D8N8ON.,
Seaforth, Dec,. 101
0. W
I Arti fiei
with all
enents. The greatea
ppeservation` of elecay
Teeth extracted -wit)
over MoDougall's Sto
Seaforth. Dee. 14,
OT
COMMERCIAL I -I
.es James Laird,
first-class' aecomin
ling pulnite The lar
ways supplied with
ts afford. Eicellent
tion.
Ainkreillte, April
ONX'S HOTEL
The undersigne
public for the liberal
to him in firees past
asidalso to ieform the
resumed !business ir
where he will be hal
from old friends, and
. • T-
Seafortle gay 5,
-De RITISII EXC
erich, °Net!. J,,
I ItTOR ; J. lit WILL
can Hotel, Warsaw,-
. This hotel has recent
nished, and refitted
now one of the most
snodious in she Pro.
Rooms for Conn:acre
Terms liberal.
Goderigh, 'April 14,
MISCELL
B -
.erich„1:eeon"r torEtliphatjectiCit311
the sale of Ban
,ottoe
a noddk osSatesArdpapr\41 irat de n,
Bailiff First Division
CodteriNeihr., .J;ieenieq,ii„
k.
et A mi.
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L Su e
with neatness and xl”
lips, Go i:
Next door south of
forth.
Seaforth, Dec. 14,
M AILL CROO
Plane and Spec
rectly, Cerpenter's,
son's work, measure
Over J. C. Detlor
Housequare, Gods
Godes-kit, April •