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THE
HURON EXPO,
TTOR.
DECEMBER 23,.1870..
THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.
Fourth session-enrst Parliament
WEDNESDAY,
In the Legislature to day, after.
the presentation of petitions, a. Bill
was introduced by Mr. Caruegie to
alter the times for holding the Courts
of Auditors for auditing county Ito
-
counts. The same mentber also introduced a Bill to amend the laws
referring to fire insuranee companies
tieing business In Ontario. In re-
ply to Mrs Boyd, .the Atterney.Gert-
• oral said his law partner, Mr. J. B.
McLennan, had been s.ppointefiCoun-
ty Attorney and Clerk of the Peace
for Stormont, Dundas and Glengar-
ry
-eitreeply to Mr. Blake, the At;
'terneit:General paid there ,itasn6 in
;of making any change in the
present iession in the tirnber license
System . - Mr. D. 'L. McDougall
moved, without intending to cast. re-
ilectiOns upen ay of the members,
that the sale ofeitirituous liquor n
the .Flotise be piohibieel, as such
course Would tend to promote the
• cause of tomperancie and increatie the
dignity of the House. Mr. McKel7
-ler referred to the evil effectsof in-
toxicating drinks, and Sincerely
hoped the _resolution -would passe,ind
that the Government would give it
their support. The Attorney-den-
eral 'did not oppose the motion,
though he believed the House would
not succeed in stopping drinkiug.
Themotion was adopted.
Mr. Blake Moved. for copies of all
memorials and correspondence' re-
specting the appointment of Mr.
areeley to the shrievalty of Prince
Edward County, and condemned the
Government system of administer-
ing patrouaee. The Attorney -Gen-
eral contended that Mr. Blakehad
. .
no right to ask for memorials, and
in reply to the dirtet question, de-
nied- that there was any correspon-
dence, and stated there were no me-
morials,that be, was aware pf. Mr.
Blake also moved for copies of con
respondenee between the Govern-
ment and the Judges of the Court of
Chancery, end any other matters
connected with the appointments of
•persons in that Cour.t since last ses-
sion. He had last eession .speken
strongly with • reference to sotee of
• the officials- of the Court of Chan-
cery. and it would be intelesting to
• knowwhat changes bedtaken place,
and if any others were- conifemplated.,
The.. Attorney -General promised co-
pies of the Order in Council, and
had no tobjeotion 'to bringing down
• the registration papers, net other re-
presentations are considered of a
vate natnee. There was no intent:.
tion to make any changes at present
Withtiegard to the administration or
justice in chambers.
The 1,1Ouse adjourned at 'five min-
utes east four.
• Tfitinsnav.
• In the A.sserably, yesterday, after
• routine, the Attorney- General, in
reply to Mr. Blake,'said the Govern -
Meat would take the responsibility
• of fixing the day when tate measure
• respecting grants of lands to railway
-enterprises -would be introduced, as
• the .Government had to - ascertain
• the merits of the various apPlica-
time. • The Lieutenant Governor re-
turned thanks for the dutiful terms
contained ,in the address of the
House in reply to his speech. 'Mr.
Blake moved the- House into com-
mittee of • the Whole on a series of
resol utione respecting he Land- m-
• provement Fund, but at the e request
of the Attoraey-General allowed his
motion to stand over owing to the
• absence of Mi.- Treasurer Wood.
• Mi. Blake then moved the Reuse
into Committee of the Whole, on
resoltitions affirming that there
should be no. exemptions from tax-
ation in the Assessment Act, but that
• every- subject should contribute, in
due proportion to his means, to the
expenses of the municipal govern-
ment of which he reoeives the bene-
• fit. Re said that there was a grow-
• ing feeling in favour of the general
principle, but he did not know bow
far it would be carried into effect,
• by sweeping away ot diminishing all
exemptions. He hoped the Attor-
• ney-Creneral would accede to the
general principle, and then the
House could either go into com-
mittee or strike a select committee
to oonsider the whole question. The
Attorney -General didnot intend to
oppose the general principle, and
• was prepared to say that church and
school' property should not be ex-
empt as a general rules but the reso-
tintions did not refer to this point.
'He thought a committee should in-
vestigate the matter. The public
evidently favoured the abolition of
official exemptions. He had eppos-
ed the change last year, but was
now disposed to faeour it. Mr.
Blake, by pernaissio4 of the House.
altered the Motion, ish that it read
to refer the matter Oa a delect com-
rnittee, no particular day being men-
tioned. Mr. .tSinclair thought the
subject a very difficult one to deal
with, but the primbiple laid down in
the resolution ,was the correct one.
But he was not, however, prepared
to„ tax religious edifices, though he
did not see why Government em-
ployees and ministers of religion
should be excinupt kr. Lount
considered - the r4so utione were
vateu. and- indist ct Mr. Trow
e
thou bt the questioi. shonld be made
permiseivfs,, and le t to the munici-
palities to d cide. ', Mr. Perry con-
sidered tha ,the numbei of officials
at Ottawa s mild be eereased, and
as th� rema'nder could then be better
paid there mild be no iliecessity to,
exempt them frOin mu rcipal tax-
ation, Mr; Perry id he would
suppOrt•theiresoluti ii wi h pleasure.
Mr. - McKellar adve to the re -
i
mar able I Manner, °deed by
man members, in w ic the Gov
ernin'ent had -changed th irVieWs on
various sOjects, a con they had
been pursuing ever sine they exist-,
ed. The. Attorney -Gen ;ral Went as
far back. as 1859 to s ow thekhe
had in those days always stood up
manfully ter the interes s of Upper
tiatiada. Mr. Mc ong il was S in
)
favour of abolishing All exemptions,
and could ' riot see a.111V reason why
churches and. schools- should be.ex-
. Grahaen, of York, and
.th -svpported the resoln-
'mama. to refer them to
mittee was then carried.
at 4:35 p.m., adjourned.
TUESDAY. . '
1 -
After routine in the Legislature
yesterday," the Attorney -General in-
troduced aill to authorize the trans-
ferT of Way e County (Michigan) re-
cords; no
Essex, to
Bill was i
land to ani
the Toront
'Junction
•
At torn ey-
Getternment did no
a new Coin ission:of the Peace for
the county f Oxford. In reply to
a motion an question by Di'.:. Baxter
respeecingl he Hamilton and ePort
Dovertplait road, the Hon.. Mr.
Wood' said he arbitration award had
nothing to do with such class of
works. A 1 roads hat belonged to
Canada belonged
4, and Ontario
. do with • them.
tight forward his
gthe practice in
officio' forth
Judges in
Ily Fedi:nen
assigned to him;
e ought to be it
unsatisfactory
mit justice in
. He Sup -
an eloquent
eneral said
t, and wok-
e Secretary
d in by the
ouse should
s upon the
ember for
c' said the
Ate& -a few
r ferred to in
1. but as the
v - steps to
rand upon
Blake) had
,Hon, Mr.
tier should
the judges,
thathe be -
been made I
empted.
Mr. Galbr
tions. T
ti select co
The Hous
Inthe Registry Office of
luierican authorities : • A
roduced by Nr. Cumber -
d the Act incorporating
Sinu.ue and Muskoka
ail way ' 01 ni pan y The
eneral stated that the,
t i tend to issue
• s
•
thesold Province of
now to ‘the Domini
now had nothing t
Mr. Blelteizthen;br
retteliition$ respecti
the Court of Chancery,.
that the Sebretary‘ ?f th
Chancery clauld iio1 leg
the . j ud ie. lel duties
and assertingthat t
change in the pies nt
Manner of dmini te
the Charieery C ham er
ported theresolutions in
_speech: Pie A ttoi.ney-
" he had heard no cp plai
ed upon the action t
as having i een ncqu ese
judges. He' thought! the
60t.,,COIlder II the jedff
the ..,limi::
e. II, 1r 1la
l a ill
as
11 etic
11
ti
the- rp.
t for
e
e
si n ha
s fr in
i soine
motion
lar move(i fo
r of iteiso
the Mt s ok
ssa.ge of tl e
motion was
of
evi
Sot
At
ence ,
th Br
rn eye
days that t
the reset ut
bench did
..,.
change it,
this statem
ranted 'his
Wood the
have been
and Mr. B
lieved som
to it in. an
the bench.
mission; ti -
Mr. McKe
the numb
squatted i
fore the pa
Act. The
nret
prA
ons W
not -1
le wo(
nt he
.resol
fel t
rough
ake
allu
ddres
Afte
10
the House shortly after
na, adjourned.
Manila
WAYLAID AND .KILLIOD
r
NG PRTRES
(Front the Telegr
L, MIN., 1
an ele tion
lar POi t
y Mesrs. J.
Dr. inc
wh
me,
St PA
30th ult.,
held at Po
addressed
Jas. Ross,
A fter adj o rumen
ers were driving h
about 200 yards, s
towards T nner's
d throwing
rse took ftlig
anner frohi
is skull and
Ross,', and
eside Tann
fely. T nn
adjour m n
eonfid n
whicle was
ree to oiie.
ressing r pi
evince of
ming sue
heapest,13o
ording to
overcoat a
Tanner's
throwing
breaking I
instantly.
driving
gauntlet
tion befcr
a voteof
Archibald
vote of t
ing is pro
out the P
parties da
4 For the
Seaforth ac
ventry's.
The ne
with irn
Four tim
subscribe
0
Winnipeg and Nebo
for other purposes co
with. Capital and en
reade takieg steps to
mean it of oommunic
the new Province an
barbarians." -
By the late railwa
B tilton, Eng., the
,ki led And the fireme
pa4engers injured. -
arly -on the morn.'
int., the barn, with
co tents, on the pt
Stoiey, South Elmsle
ed by fire. In the ba
were three horses, 1
grin, 40 tons of hay,
on straws a lot of fra
, including the 6
,500. Insured in
M tual for $1,400.
re on to snspect th
w rk of an incendiar
0. 1 homemade ki
hide for $3.50, st
or No. 1 home mad
to hos Coventry's.
6.#
River, aid
nected there-
rplise are
il-
itcreaSe the
tint" bf4tvflen
the "otiitsnie
collisien at
ngineenwas
and several
g of the th
11 its value le
mise,s of kr.
was destr6y
rn at the time
00 bushels of
all 'this gees-
e timber ; in
en, valued ,at
the Beaver
There is every
fire Was ".11(3
boots for :
ventry's.
Shoepacks, go
THE MAR (M.
•
• SEAFORTH, )ec. 22, 1870.
.w iseatit,
ti(sFpalriln)g)Vbushel
iebnahe
613 rley1 bushel,
O ts 0 bushel,
Pes 10 bushel,
- B tter;
E.. a.
°los,
qh is Skins,
A. plea
Potatoes
Pork °
the bar to;
further dis-'
withd rawn].
s retur n of
s -who had
district be -
Free 0 rant
dopted, and
at 4:50 p.
LEb,T I °NEER:-
le)
.:On the
eeting was
onitoba, and
mes Tanner;
and others.
le the speak-
nd had gone
v ra men rushed
hdrs waving an
issiles. c'Mr.
t, ran away,
he waggon,
killing him
the others
I, ran the
r's last ac -
was to move
n Governor
carried by a
Electioneer-
ly through-
nitoba, both
es.
and Shoetli in
lity, go to Co -
German lo n is meeting
epse auc es in Berlin.
s f the A ou t has been
fen
Notice has been
1.)
that a co pany will
liament at the next
Act of I coliporatio
pose of ina netting th
the chain of waters
Garry and Hudson
o cially •given
a ply to Par -
Ci ssion for an
for the pur-
avigation of
b tvveen Fort
ay, by Lake
J.
• 1:05 to 1.13
, 1:15 to 1:18
0:40 to Q:45
0:38 to 0:40
0:58 tot 0:60
• -033 010:16
0:18 to Q:20
7:00 to 7:50
•s0.40 to :15
0-50 to :60
0:35 to :38
5:50 ¶o :50
splendid stock of C • llars and
uncan & Co.'s.
ie at
CLINTON, ee. 22, 170
Faill Wheat, per.bushel, 1-00
Spring Wheat, per bush .1. 1:05
0 its, per bushel, ' .0):37'
Pei s, per bushel, 0:54. o ;59
ley, per bushel, • - 0:40 o ;45
B tter per per, lb, 0.,15 o ;16
E es, per doz. • 0.18 to ;22
P tic s 5:25 to • ;50
nice lot of cloth a d fur Caps, -alsol
°a ill stock of Felt Ha s, English i•icli
C • adian, at J. Duncan & Co.'s. tf.
01
:13
3 7
;40
F
6
0
13'
al
all
ST. MARYS, Dec. 22, 1870,
Wheat, per bushel,
ing Wbeat, per bush
s, #er bushel,
s, per bushel,
ley!, per bushel,,
ter per lb.,
a. per doz.
ssed Bogs
001 :346178 tooo001 467108
1, 1:10 to 1 16
•
• 0:40 tf., 060
10:15 to ol 17
0:00 to 01 18
• 5:00 to :30
full assortment of Boots & Shoes
ays on hand at J. pelican &
FOR
THE
uncle
rent, on
lop, 'Roxboro
forth, and
acre and 9 ro
ing Orcherd
house, 22x32
very comfor
and stable o
well. fenced
apply to the
• 159-tf
ALE OR TO RENT.,
signed offers for sate or to
e 3d Concession of MoKil-
Road, lt miles from Sea-
ne mile from Roxbo o, 1
$ of land, wieh a good bear
-
f 24 trees. assorted e frame
feet, in good condit on and
able; also, a well, pump,
the premises ; th lot is
For further pa ioulars
roprietor on the pr' mises.
JOHN YO NG.
FAR
'THEun3
No. 20
sisting of 10
forth, 2i m
Road, 70 se
barn, 30x50
• frame grana
a bearing or
of goocl ha
ging to be
springcree
i
there s a
The above
V2,000; $1,
balance. A
proprietor.
159-1t*
• LONDON, Jec. 22, 187
(AdvertrReport)
ite Winter Wheat ' $1 00 to $1 114r
ng do _ 1 28 to 1 29 i
ley 0 48, to , 0 50
s - 0 41 to 042
ter, in kegs, 0 70 to 0 15
0 12 to 0 .8
8, 0 22 to 05
ssed Hogs 6 00 to 6' 0
. Duncan & Co. keep a full stoc1 of
tf.
sorts of leather.
GODERICH, pe�. 22, 1870
(Signal Report)
11 Wheat
ring Wheat
tss
ley
atoes
ter
• $1 05 to 1
• 1 15 to 1
0 37 to 0
• 0 55 to 0
0 40 te 0
035 to 0 39
0 16 to 0 20
o 20 to 0 25
• 5 50 tO 6 45
2
8
9.-
0
pecial attention pai4 to the m
mg of Boots & Shoes of all kin
p ring done on t -e 4hortest
n ice at J. Duncan i1o.'s.
1
TORONTO 'MAR
heat,: Spring,
eat; Tall, 'Similes,
ley, f
8.
D ssed Hogs,
ys .
nufac-
s. Re-
ssible
tf.
ET; Dec. 22,
•$1. 15
125
0 60 o 62
• 0 40 o 45
, 6 30 10 $o 50
8 00 o 120W
MONTREAL, IDec.22,
F ur, (Extra) per bart 1, 6:00
Fancy, 5:75
S fine No 1 Canada W. 5:50
No 1 Western Wheat, 5:40
No 2 f6 4:90
B g Flour
eat, (danada Fall)
Spring
Western
0s ts, (per 32 lb.)
B rley, (per 48 lb.)
.73 tter, (Dairy)
•(Store packed)
• hes, (pots)
Pearls, -
P rk, (mess)
as, •
2:40
1:14
1;20
1324
•
0:43
0:60
0:17
0:14
• 5:75
6:00
• 20:00
0:82t
BUFFALO MARKETS.
eported weekly for the _Expo
oley (lc Co., Produce 1Commissi
nts, Buffed° City. ,
BUFFALO, Dec. 22,
ite Wheat, per buitel, 1:50
d Winter " ' 1:42
S ring
• rley,
• ts,
•
aisic
dthy Seed,
4
over
1:22
81
52
93
5:00
6:00
essed Hogs, per cwt., 810
tter, (rolls) 1 35
•6 (dairy packed) , • 32
" (store " ) - 28
• rkeys, (dressed) per lbe 16
r, - 17
, 1
cks, per pair, 88
• ese, each, • . 78
rta, per dozen, 35
toes, per bushel, •86
rnips, per barrel, 87
1870.
to 6:10
to '5.50
to 6:85
to 5:50
to2
o' 5:
to :15
to 0:00
to 1:15
to 0:54
to 0:65
to 0:19
to 0:17
to :80
to :05
to ;860
to5
itor by
n Mer -
1870.
1
to 1:!00
to 5:25
to 6:25
to 19
to 1:00
to :15
OTICE TO DEBTORS,
HAVE sold my book accounts to
Mr. J. 14. McGREGOR. Debtors
• ould do well to settle with hiii imme-
d atelY upon receieing their acco ts.
WM. F. LUX ON.
Seaforth, Dec. 23, 1870. 159-tf
FOR SAL
rsigwed offers for ale lot
th Concession, Mo s, con -
acres, 14 miles fr m See-
ks from Northern Gravel
s cleared, well fenc 'd sod
eet ; log house, 18x44 feet;
, 16x24 feet, well fi ished ;
hard of 30 trees ; 2 acres
dwood land; 7 awes' log -
leaned up ea neve -failing
running through th farm;
school -house on t e lot.
property will be old for
50 cash, end time Ifor the
ply cni the premise to the
BurroN.
.-:.Yva1tc4.1)Q0 qfnce.
A11"
en 0.1
evidenee as
action for
persons who
the title to
Estate hi th
perfect.
Seaforth,
tiNA,R0e*
Aie.REWARDtwill be giv-
y person who will gi e fetch
ill enable me, sus ain an
ges against the ;non or
have made-statemel s that
hat part of the G inlock
Village of Seaforthe is iin-
• W. C. GOITINLO K1 •
Agent for G • ardian.
ec. 14, 1870. 158-2--•
NOTICE.
NY per on desirous of ado
fine he lthy Male -Child, a
months old, i ay apply for furthe
ulars to DR WEI'. 22, Seaforth,
Seaforth, • cc. 21, 1670.
4
ting a
out 18
partic-
Ont.
59-tf
ICIPAL NOTIC
TO THE E 'ECTORS OF THE IUNi-
• CIPL ITY OF SEAFORT
N Elec ion for a Reeve a d fpur
Counellore, will be held at The
Council Roo., Town Hall,
ON M NDAY, JAN. 2, 18 0.
A Poll 11 be Opened at 9 o'clock
•A. M., and losed at 5 o'clock P. M.
• T. P. BULL ',-
Returning 0 h�er.
Seaforth, 1 ee. 20, 1870. 159,1t
IN bHANCER
Between JO 'EPH KIDD, Plain tiff, and
JAMES 1111cMULKIN. and. T .0MAS
KIDD, Defendants
• . 14th December, 11870.
I hereby appoint THOMAS K ,DD, of
the Village of Seaforth, County- Of Hu-
ron, merchant, Receiver in this c1ise.
J A BOYD, M tet.
All, parties indebted to the lat firm of
K 1DD & .MoMULKIN will ple e call
and settle the same at once and o lige.
• THOMAS K DD.
• Seaforth, Dec. 21, 1870: 59-tf
THE SONGS 01 AULD SCOT
Under the patronage of
THE St ANDREW'S SOCI TY,
the Scottish Nightingale,
JEANIE WATSON;
Queen cf Scottish Song, assist by
Mr. J. F. HARDY,
AND.
The verhatile Comique, Tenor ocalist,
• and Pianist,
Will give two entertainments at
KNOX'S HALL,' SEAFOR 11,
• On MONDAY end TUESDAY `VEN-
• INGS, Dec. 26 and 27.
A Grand Programme of Old So igs and
New Songs.
Tickets, 25 cents; reserved 3 ate, 50
cents. Tieeets at the usual pia esand
at the door. ••
• Doors ()lien at 74; commen e at 8
o'clock. GEO. W. 'llt,AS
159-1t ,Business A•ent.
• [NERAL STOCK
OF
Dry Goods, 'Groceries
• FOR SALE.
Will be r
till the
EVENINC
T EN DER
ceived by the • und rsigned
OF THE 2d JANUARY
NEXT,
For the pin chase of the stock i
and shop ft rniture belonging to
trade
he
IL
.NSOLV NT •ESTATE OF AN -
DEW MUIR,
A the Vill ges of
AINLEY ILLE AND CRA.NB 00K,
in t a e County of Huron.
The stoc at Ainkyville con
Dry Goo $1,060; Bardwa
Glroceries, ;603; Crockery and
re, $52 Boots and Shoe
rugs •• and Medicines, $559; •
aggon, C rdwood and sundrie
T tal, $2,6 5. - ,
The stoc at Cranbrook (To
rey) con ists of Dry ' Good
ardware and Groceries, $300;
e y, Glass are, and Medicines
Boots and 'Ames, $50; Total, $1
Parties is ay tender for one
stocks, sta ing distinctly the am
each, at 80 much in the -dollar o
ventory- pr'ces. Tenders for the
vine stock may be with or wit
Drugs an, Medicines. The
security m st be stated in the t
time be r Tinted. The stock
veatories c n be seen on ' aPpli
ROBERT . PEN TECOST, at
ville, and copy of the inven.
'open to i pection at my office
ilton.
. The men
accept the
sista of
e and
Glass -
$71
Vheels,
, $250.
-plot of
Crock -
$102;
152.
•r both
unt for
, the In-
Ainley -
out the
roposed
nder, if
and in -
tion to
Ainley-
oriee is
Ham-
ee does not bind hi a self to
ghest or any tender.
W. F. FINDLA
Ass gnee.
Hamilton, Dec. 16, 1870. • 59 -td
0 FICES TO LET
TOYS & FANCY GOODS!
TW 0 offi es on the second flat in Scott's
Block. The best, and most oonveni-
ent rooms n the village. ApplY to
1,4cC TJLllEY & HOLMESTED.
Seeforth April 14, 1870. '1234 .
SELIANG OFIP
.A. T CO,S 2' 1
—AT-.
M. R. COUNTER'S
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
YOUR
Christmas Presents,
- AND
NEW :EARS •
OIRTS.
Just received a complete si4
FINE COLD AND SILVER 41, CRY,
RUSSEL AND SWISS
. WATCHES.
To • be sold Cheaper than
ever.
M. R. COUNTER.
SMATORTH, Dec. 13, 1870. • 42
A BANKRUPT STOCK.
OF
CLOTHS,
• TWEEDS,
BLANKETS,
SHAWLS,
ETC., ETC ,
Jest arrived at Dent's which he has
bought at less than 4 their value and is
At Less th:eelling
nOriginal Cost. -
LADIES RICHLY TRIMMED
VELVET HATS,
FOR ONE DOLLAR
—AT--
• 12)1\1-T.'S_
16 Poutid.s of Raisin's
• FOR
• ONE DOLLAR,
And the Best Tea, in the
Dominion is at
DENT'S,
3rd Door Ndrth of Robertson's Grocery,
Seiforth, Dec. 14, 1870.
BUSH FARM FOR sm..n CHEAP
rrinE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale,
I 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, P. 0.
Thamesford, Nov. 9, 1870. , 153-tf.—
MONEY::
$5,000 TO LEND.
JBATE the above sum on hand for
investment on good Farm Security, at
8 and 9 per cent.,—Privete Funds.
• JOHN S. PORTER.
SEAFORTH, July 25, 1870. r 139.—
ESTRAY SHEEP.
CAME into i6e premises of the sub-
scriber, on Lot No, 1, Con. 1, Hay,
a Ewe and lamb. The owner is request-
ed to prove property, pay charges; and
takethe same away:
• 14---- * W.M. SMALE,
56 -
Exeter P. 0.
• : 1
• 44,
Mrtfir,4.4-1.3
.711
rEETH EXTRACTED WITII0U1 PAIN:
CCARTWRIGHT,: L. D . S. , Surgeon
. Dentist, Extracts teethwithoutpain
by -the use of the Nitrous -Oxide Gas.
Office,—Over the 'Beacon' store'Strat-
ford. Attendance in Seafortla at Knox'
Hotel, the first Tuesday and Wednesday
of each month ; in Clinton, at the Com-
mercial Hotel, on the following Thurs-
days and Fridays.
Parties requiring new teeth are re-
quested to call, if at Seaforth and Clin-
ton, on the first day of attendance.
Over 54,000 patients have had teeth
extracted by the use of the Gas, at Dr.
Coulton's offices. New York.
Stratford, Fed. 11, 1870. - 114-tf—
MII:LINERY7: DRESS
—AND—
MANTLE MAKING.
MISS McINTOSH
TAKES this opportunity of returning
thanks for the liberal patronage ek-
tended to her since coming to Seaforth,
and would respectfully intimate to cus-
tomers and others, that she is still to be
found OVER MR. McDOUGALL'S
STORE, All orders will receive the
UTMOST ATTENTIO,N. With regard
to TASTE, NEATNESS and theLAT
EST STYLES, cannot be EXCELLED
1N SEAFORTH. STRAWand HAIR-
ee0R,K CLEANED ON THE SHORT-
EST NOTICE.
SEAPORT'', Mirch 31, 1870.
121--
NO A RAIISTICE
JOHN LOGAN
TTAS declared winth
ar agast e mer-
cantile opposition of Seaforth, with
a large and varied stock of amianition on
hand, in the shape of
G-OQIDS.
—AND- -
G R-0 C.RIES.
Which for quality, style and cheapness,
cannot be conquered with fair play.
• The tollowing are special lines —
FANCY DRESS GOODS, WIN-
CEYS, (Plain and Checked) WS-
TRES, POPLINETTS, FRENCH
MERINOS, PRINTS. POPLINS,
GREY COTTON, BLEACHED
DO., FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
CLOUDS, HOODS, HOSIERY,
MANTLES, GLOVES, FINGER-
ING YARN, READY - MADE
CLOTHING, HATS 4; CAPS,
TWEEDS, COTTON -AND FLAN-
NEL SHIRTS, DEAWERS, SU-
GARS, TEAS, TOBACCOES,
RAISINS, CURE ANTS, SPICES,
&c., &c.,
Too numerous to mention,
AT THE
Manchester House!
MAIN STREET,
SM.A.POTV111-1
SEAPORTS, Nov. 15, 187e 152-tf.
Insolvent Act of 1869*
In de matter' of ANDREW MUIR, 0
• an Insolvent.
MHE Creditors are notified to meet at I
I my office, No. 1, King Street, west, lei
Hamilton, on
AM.6.day) cfanuary Src; 787i%
At 11 o'clock forenoon, for the purpose
of giving directions as to the secured
claims, and for ordering the affairs .of
the Estate generally. The Insolvent ise -
hereby required to -attend such meeting.
W. F. FINLAY,
• Assignee.
Hamilton, De. 14, 1870. 168-2-- -
,
•
CAUTION.
IHEREBY CAUTION all parties pur-
chasing, or negotiating kt the follow-
ing promissory notes, dated Wroxeter,
Nov. 25th, 1870,1one payable January
1671, the other payable thirteen months
-after date, each for so,made by me in
favour of James Vitie or bearer, as I have
received no value therefor end payment
will not be made. •
•• THOMAS MCEWEN,
Grey, Dec. 2, 1870. 15
7-3—
• STRAY STEER.
CAME ON TO the premises of the Buh-
scriber Lot No. 8, Con. 13, Stanley,
abont-the 20th Sept., last, a Steer 1 year
'old. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay expenses, .and teke him
away.
DANIEL GORkstli.
Berne, Dec. 14, 1870. 158 -3 --
HEIFERS STRAYED.
TRAYE-C! from LotNo. 14, COIL L.R.
0 East, Stanley, last July, two heifers
• rising 2 years old, one 'ail red except a
white spot on the forehead, the other
dark red with a white stripe on the backt
Any person. giving Information leading
to their recoverywill be suitable reward-
ed. •
-WM. BANNERMAN
158-4 • Bayfield P.0.
DANIEL MoPHAIL,
• LICENSED AUCTIONEER
r-ff FOR THE
COUNTIES OF PERTH AND HURON
BEGS to return his sincere thanks to
the inhabitants of Perth for their lib-
eral patronage during the past six years.
He would respectfolly announce that he
will attend to all orders in PERTH or
HURON for 1810. Orders left at the
"Exeosrrott" Office, in Seaforth, the
Beacon Office, Stratford, or the Advocate,
in Mitchell, will be promptly attended. to.
Conveyancing, andReal Estate Agen-
cy attended to, and loans negotiated.
OFFICE—East side of the market.
Mitchell, Ont.
Mitchell, Feb. 25, 1870. . 121
THE
uron xpooitor,
-THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF
• THE COUNTY OF HURON,
TS published every Friday Morning, in
• Seaforth. It is the largest paper in
the County.
:0
1\.2• S_
$1.50 per annum, in advance;
if not
so paid $2.00 will be charged. No subs-
cription taken for a shorter pericid than
three months.
:0: a
ADVERTISING RATES.
• TRANSIENT.
Per line, first insertion, 8cts ; 'subse-
quent insertions, 2 cts, each time. Ad-
vertisements measured by a scale of solid
brevier. No advertisement taken for
less than One Dollar.
•
‘. Six Months, - 35 00
columnCONfoTRr csAneCT.yeRastr.TE_ S
One 460 00
Three 4 4 — 20 00
One Year, - - 35 00
C 4 Six Months, - 20 00
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Qarter " One Year, - • 20 00
,u,
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Cc
Half
4 4
Eighth •
'4
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Six /do -lathe - -
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Advertisements, without specific dire6-
-Eons, will be inserted till forbid, and -
charged accordingly.
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VOL. 4, No.
if3LtS.NES$
IRAT.CY, M. 11„
County of Huron
,eidenee—One -door East
Episcopal Church.
Seaforth, Dec. 14th,
op C. MOORE, M. D.,
Dee of McGill Unive
Physician, Surgeon,&e.
dance Zurich, Ont.
Zurich, Sept 7th,
T AMES STEWAR
, Graduate, of 'A
Montreal. Physician,
fice and residence :—
Varna.
. R. SMITH,
Jr.,veon7 etc, Office,
Robertson's .1tesi lene
N°81.ea,thforth, Dee, 14,
r L. VEROOE,
.1-14, clan, Sutgeon, et
sidence„ corner ' of Ma
Street, immediately
Stere,
Seaforth, Feb, 4tb,
-"FAR. CAMPBELL,
.,'s'ountee. °thee arid
Corby's, corner store,
forth,. Offiee day, satn
LE
-1--) Fs WALKER,
„ and Solicitor Me
veyeneer, Notary Pobil
the Ckrk ef the Peace
Goderich, Ont. •
N. R.—Money .to len
Farm Lands,
Goderich, Jatey, 28,
C AUG- HEY &
13arristere„ Attorn
icitors in Chaneery end
taties Public and Couve
tors for the Pe C. Bank,S
for the Canada Life As
L\'.
13- -430,000 to len
Farms, Flouees and Lot
Seaforth, Dee. 14th, I
IDE.NSON & MEYER
Attorueyat Law,
eery and Ineolvency, Co
aries Public, etc.•Wile
Wroxeter. Agents for
Loan 43O0 of Upper Cana
oniai Securitiee Co. of
Money at 3 per cent;
eharged.
• U. tt. BENSON,
,Seaforth, Det. 10th
BENT
G.
Arti ficia
with all the
ments. The greatest e
preservation of decayed a
Teeth extracted althea
-over McDougall's Store,
Seaforth. Dee. 14, 186
NOTE
E Rt.:1AL 110'
ij Jaanes Laird, pro
first -Glass aceommodatio
ling public. The larder
ways supplied with the
te afford. Ee.cellent stab
A inleyville, April 23,
TT Novs HoyfoL L.
JX The nn,tersigned he
public for the liberal at
to him in times past ;sa. tit
and.aleo to inform them t
resumed business in t
where he will be happy .
from old friend, and. ma
TFIO
Seaforth, If* 5, 1870s
-1-)RITIS11 EXCHA.NG
erieh, Oatr.,•J, 1,;A
ETOR ; J. S. WILLIAMS
can Hotel, Warsaw, N
This hotel has recently
niehed, an1 refitted thr
nowone of the most consf
modious in the Province.
ROOMS for Commercial
Terms liberal,
-Goderich, April 14,
MISCELLA
HAZLE11
eer for the County
erich, Ont- Perticular a
the sale of Bankrupt
Stock Sales attended on
Goode Appraised, Mortg
Lan.* ad's Warrants Ex
13ailiff First Division. Co
oderich, June 9tht
W _ MePHILLI
•'O•r. Lend Surveyore,
et. All manner of COn
with nea,tness and die' pat
li Comraissioner itt
Next door south of Sha
forth.
Seaforth, Deo. 14, 186
MAILL &CROOKE
0 Plans and Speoificat
Featly. Carpenter's
,
Pias
son's work, measured an
Over. J. C. Dater &
Holm Square, efloderich;
Ooderieli, April 23, 18