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wasaasanatas
a their eonduet. He
ates the largest lib-
, and maintains that
as free as thought,
ttiar qualificatians as.
LiOUS agitatOIS w110
4 spirit of hostility
Aertt oy au zrbuse of
,AII such attempts,
paid be energetically
—TIM WEATHER.
Went of Fort Avron:
;d has caused seine
Paris. The Weii
ttIld the troops of
ve suffered severe
:txposure to the
.seasen.
DEMANDS.
lottlit that the Prus-
tisfild with nothing
idtulatien of Pz tri ;
che— that the be-
lt
t tine this- as ettsy of
as they appear to
Q. The 1 itrisians,
Patches to the last
ire eagerly urging
to make a sortie
'force as possible, and
he eneinv's lines. As
ire reported to be re -
Loire towards the
Itk,y the Frew+
t ma -
s not improbable
fienn military
:ratify the somewhat
ires of the citizens.
in the latest advices
the citizens are atlf--
t of coal. The stip-.
,.s.stiry article is re -
Falls and the mann-
len and smeAl arms..
!, therefore, in their
ng down the trees of
'Jogai-, and the Boa--
heautiful city will
I of one of its great -7
• this respect alone,
ihe-trad;.s of the fear-
gh which it is now
if the Paris papers—
Are--elias been dis-
isability of continu-
ing the stru zgle ; and
Visianal Government
ing more energetie
Wm -ling the eity.
ier journals also
eriti-
of the Government,
[las
been suspended
'urnishing the Prus-
ary intelligence.
itepie-
made Sibeepacksi go
aattla Stealing. I
ae past numbers of
•ep disappeared very
mu the Townships of
Plyropton. What
!it was for a consid-
ficult to, -ascertain.;
two men, named
and Henry Sew-
: arwiek, not far
Were suspected of be-
iith their disappear -
k movements were
with the view of
'Me home to them.
'of their guilt was
Ined about a week
, were arrested and
.'essy Kenward and
Esquires, at \Vat-
' last for examina-
•xaminatione Joshep;
at he saw the pris-
nr head of cattle, all
s old, which. they
:tim for $100. An-
t estified that abont
Sintpeort took to
sheep, asking to
n to his &Id Per
-
anted, they remain -
they were sold to a
He next brought
same of which
rs Ii! t chered and
Edwards stated
vo head purchased
but doubtless all the
tn. Henry Haley
saw the prisoners
tuber of 'cattle and
which be thought
tv cone by. One
iih excited hist sus -
they -never brought
be day tilr4 but
:of their guilt tieing
Seward'S, een-
.setterswere corn mit-
2fith lust., to await
he offence. •After
poth expressed a de-
limmarily, and they
!fore Judge Rabin -
e 'County Court, on
r„ for • trial. The
inpsen WaS. far
steal-
attie from James
vhich • he pleaded
sentenced to five
',mat in the Kingston
;f, who said ie had
• employment for
,s1ped him to drive
to and sheep, oa the
'ifessed the whole af-
gcumstantial account
f cattle and sheep
from time to time,
were gat. They
4
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OF 4
•
JANUARY 6 1.871.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
-
'fist got seven head on Kinston'
COMmor. ; next 1 A steer and heilet •
near 8 trnia next, • four lead in
Plympton, near the L mdm • road ,
and next tweety-one $beep, east of
ANTatf()rl, all of which weld seolen,
there being no pretence that any of
thein had been purchased.
, Seward was brought Up on •the
same cherge, of •etea ling fon e head
of cettle from James Simmons. To
this charge he also • pleaded guilty,
and received °the same senten
fiveyears'imptisonment in the King-
ston Peniitentiary. Both sen•-)erices
though severe, are Well merited, and
the country will be well ritl •of both
scot] nd rels. Though Sim pson was
doubtless the principal offender,
Seward knew be was aidieg him in
wholesale robbery, and richly, de-
serves the same punishment.—Sar-
nia Observer.
Manitoba, Items.
. The Ontario Battalion ball came
off on the 15th ult., 4ith great suc-
cess. Lieu tenant-Goi;-ernor Aechi-
. bald and fa mi y were preeent.—
The same regiment gave a- dramatic
perform:MCC on the .164 ult.—A
proclamation dividing the. Province
into divisions is out.—The eleutions
came off on the 30th ult.—Riel de-
- - chned to run for the House of Com-
• mons or the Local. Le s atn re:
BIRTHS. .
LUNDY. —In Morris, en the 22nd ult.,
the wife of Mr. E. Lundy, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
Hottraso Y—WILSON. —At A mley ville, on
Thursday, the 29th ult., by the Rev.
• Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Wm. Morrison, to
Miss Mary Wilson, all of Ainleyville.
THE MARKETS.
SEAFORTH, Jan. "5, 1871.
Wheat, (Fall) t, bushel, 1:00 to 1.20
Wheat (Spring) V bushel, 1:00 to 1:20
Barley- te' bushel, 0:44 to 0:46
Oats V bushel, 0:40 to 0:00
Peas V bushel, • 0:58 to10:60
Butter, V lb. - 0:13 to 0:16;
Eggs., 0:18 to 0:20
Hicks, • 7:00 to 7:50
Sheen Skins, 0.40 to 1:15
Apples .' 0•50 to 0:75
Potatoes •0:35•to 0:40
Pork • 5:00 to 6:75
Hay, per tcm, • 9:00 to10:00
A splendid stock of, Collars and.Ties at
J. Duncan & Co.'s.
CLINTON, Jan. 5, 1871.
(We have been unable to get a correct
reportof the Clinton inarket this week.).
Fall Wheat, per bushel, • 1-10 to 1:15
Spring Wheat, per bushel. 1:15 to 1:18
Oats, per bushel, • 0:36 to 0;38
Peas, per bushel, 0:55 to 0;60
Barley, per bus•h.el, • 0:40 to 0;45
Batter per per, lb, - 0.15 to 0;16
Eggs, per doz. • 0.15 to 0;16
Pork •6:00 to 6;50
ST. MARYS, Jan. 5, 1871.
Fall Wheat, per bushel, 1:14 to 1 20
Spring Wheat, pes bushel, 1 :10 to 1 19
Oats, per bushel, ••0.37 to 0 40
Peas, per bushel, •0:58 to (1 60
Barley, per bushel, 0:40 to 0 45
Butter per lb., •0:15 to 0 17
Eggs. per doz. 0:00 to 0 20
Dressed Hogs 5:25 to 6:35
A full aAsortment of Boots & Shoes
always on hand at J. Duncan & Co.'s. tf.
GODE_RICII, Jan. 5, 1871. •
(S'ignal Report)
Fall Wheat
_Spring AVIieat
Oats
'Peas
• Barley
Potatoes
Butter
Eggs
Pork ,
$1. 10 to 1 19'
1 10 to 1 20
35 to 0 40
• 0 58 to 0 59
0 43 to 0 46_
0 35 to 0 40,
0 16 to 0 20
0 20 to 0 25
• 5 50 to 6 45'
MONTREAL, Jan./5, 1871.
Flour, ( Extra) per barrel, *20 to 6:25
Fancy, - • • 5:80 to. 5.o5
Sup. fine No 1 Canada W. 5:50 to 6:00
•No 1 WesternlWheat, 5:50 -to 5:60
No 2
Bag Flour,
Wheat, (Canada Fall).
Spring
• Westain •
Oats, (par 32 111)'
Barley, (per 48 lib.)
Autter, (Dairy) ,!
(Store packed)
Ashes, (pots)
Pearls,
Pork, (mess)
Peas,
Dressed Hogs, •
5:05 to 5:10
2:40 to 2:60
1:20 to 1:22
1;20 to 1:22
1:19 to 1:23
• 0:44 to 0:45
0:55 to 0:60
0:17 to 0:19
0:14 to 0:16
5:75 to 5:80
6:00 to 6:00
20:00 to 0:00
0:84 to 0:85
6:60 to 7:00
• . BUFFALO MARKE PS.
Reported weekly for the Expositor by
Pooley & Co., rroduce Commission Mer-
chants Buffalo City.
,• • %.
• BUFFALO, Jan. 5, 1871.
White Wheat, per bushel, 1:52
Red -Winter ' ' • 1:41
Spring (.‘• 1:30
Barley, • 84
Oats, 51
Peas, 91 to 1:00
Timothy Seed, 5:00 to 5:25
-Clover " • 6:00 to 6:25
Dressed Hog, per cwt., 8-10
Butter, (rolls)•• 35 .
• ' (dairy packed) 32
" (store '' ) 28
Turkeys, (lressed) per lb., 18
Fowls, “ 17 to 20
Ducks, per pair, _ • 88 to 1:06
Geese: each, •78- to 1:18
Eggs, per dozen, 38
Potatoes, per bushel, •88
Turnips, per barrel, 87 '
Aniee lot of cloth and fur Caps, also
a full stock of Felt Hats, English and
Canadian, at J. Duncan & Co.'s. • tf.
TORONTO MARKET,
Wheat, Spring,
Wheat, Fall, Souks,
Barley,
Oats.
Dressed Hogs,
Hay, -
,eak,
Jan. 5, 1871.
$1 20 to 01 21
• 120 to or 21
050toO059
041 to0643
6 00 to 06 !ti7
1000to 14 09
0 60 to 00-62
Special attention paid to the mantifac-
turing of Boots & Shoes ofall kinds. Re-,
pairing done on ta.e shortest posaible
notice at J. Damian e Co;'a, • tS.
LONDON, tan 5, 1871.
(Aidvertiser Reilor .)
White- Winter Wheat110 t 1 15
Spring!
Barley
Oats
Peas
Butter,
Eggs,
Dressed.
J. Minoan
all sorts
.....imi
in ke
'
Hogs
do 1 1
0 41
i4
p 61
s, 0 12
0 22
; • 6 00
to 126
to 0 55
to 041
to 070
'to 0 1,5
to 0 23
to 6 50 .
4 Co. keep ! a
of le ther. '•
, ,
ull stock of
• tf.
.........
The SEMLIANNUAL
1
the S aforth
j
be held in the
DAY EVENING,
161-1t 1 i
NOTICE.
M
'Mechanics' Li
.
Town Hall, o •
Jan. 11,
ELLIOTT,
'TIMING of
stitute will
'WEDNES-
t 8 'o'clock.
Secretary.
I hereby
to any
son, w
da0.
161-
NOTICE:
Tuck EastarrH, b
fo bid any party
of my relations, or
thout RI y written ord
• i. TIIOMA•"-
t*
ec.
,fiving
a,c_y
.
31, __ie1,1rn
credit
other per-
r, from this
eBIUDE.
,
Came
scribe
Killop
steer
requested
and ta
161-4
ST
into I
, lot N.
on th '
PRI
to
e theiji
AY CAIL.
the premises
25, 14th
24t1i Dece
' CALVES.
more prope
away.
RIC 11AR
as.
of the sub-
Con •ession; Mc-
b,r, 1870, two
‘• r he owner is
ty, pay charges
OLL A -11D.
Camle
scnibeij,
Killop
a two-
requea
and ta
161-44
ST
into
lot No.
about
ear -obi
ed to prove
e her
AY H
Ithe premis
7, ."th ton
the ntiddle
HEIFER.
prope
away.
30 1 N
IFER.
s f the sub
ession, Mc-
of August last,
.• he owner is
ty, pay charges
1
. LONEY.
Cam
scriber
Hay, -
SOW.
proper
161-4
TRAY PI
e into
, on lot
bout tit
the' premis' s
No. 21, Is
•e 1st Oc..to er
The,wner is req ies
y, pay Charges and tit_
* D. A. CA'
of • the suh-
oncession of
a WHITE
ea to prove
her away.
"
'
erbrog*,.:
;
eS : *, •
7411
A I
.4,-$„:
DISSOLUTIO
AR NER
IP.
The •partn rship heret9f, re existing
under ht, idyl and firm of IOAUGHT
-& TE PLE,. arriage Bui1ds, has this
day b en dissolved .by mut all consent.
The b *Mess hereafter be 'carried
on by D. Mel AUGHT, b.ii• sual, at the
Old S• and, North Road. Iv SILVES
TER. EEPLE will collect 1 debts due
by th late ibm, .ant pay al ;
and al those parties indebte by note or
book ccount are requested 9 come fond
settle p irnmediatelV. . ; I
AVID MC'NAL
,., I LV ESTE,
Sea orth, Dec. 31, 187'
IE CI RISTIAN
AG
TH
going
sixtee uarto page
being ut and stitched.
BEEcHER is i Editor.
• as an Un
ly Journal.
EAT
CHRIS
large
GHT, ,
EPLE.
161-3t
•
NION.
ELIG-1IOU EE RLY.
I
IAN" UNION is thorough -
s Family ',e'spaper,' of
ch nutnber
RY WARD
it may be
rian Inde -
°tet° Re -
°reign and
ch and the
Art, Agri-
, containing
wn er4inent.
bat d
pendet
ligion,
Demo
Scribe,
t Wee
Mora
tie Ne
nid
s. Reform I
s of the �hu
World, Literature, Scie ce,
eultur , Trade, Finance, &c.:
contri iitions from well -
writer . •
It bis something for al it
of the touSehOld.: adrnir bl.
and ec ioriai articles, ci'eit
grea pies of the day ; it
tion cil unliackneyed 8
mattei of a high and pur
Poem , Househ old S torie
le ones.
the • brightest
religious pap
uouedlrom by th
entire country m
my other. The
s in the hands of
ted mein. •, I
ddition to Mr. BEIE
the lit
It i
esting
being
of the
than
work
caltiv
e timinbers
contri int ted
sing all the
sh informa-
bj (lets ; much
religious tone;
, and Chat for
I .>
•
a most inter -
r •. published,
religious Press
• rI extensively
«hpie editorial
xP rienced and
ER'S TAR
PAPERS. aud the regdij weekly re-
ports y Mr. Ellinwood cjIiis Friday
Even LEOT U11E-R0011 TALKS,
many ther fealures of eon tant yet va-
tryoiwngeokn.terest its col s from week
The contributors are R presentative
Men of all denominations. nd it is in-
creasi g in price more opi lly than any
ether eligious weekly. 1
SU SCRIF•TION PRI —Only $3
per ye r, for ;which -are givi the paper
for e e year and. a copy f Marshall's
Super• Engraving of Washi gton, to all
new subscribers. Specime copies sent
FRE by mail to any address •
J. B. FORD P CO., Pu Aishers,
161 39 Park Bow, -Ne York City.
OTIC E1 TO SUBSCRIBERS. • ,
ptESONS WHOSE Subscriptions to .,
e EXPOSITOR are 6,verpaid will be
suppli d by Mit. MoLkaait, Who is apiso
empo ercd t collect U n aidsubsbrip-
i.onsIn th s particular W would urge
upon those u arrears t necessity of
settling, with all possibl ispatch.
WM. F. L XTON.
Seaforth, Dec. 0, 1870
NEW YEAR PR
IL,,t1PAS
Family 4ibles,
Pocket Bibles,
New Testa??
Prayer
H
All i
NE%
WRI ING DESKS,
ADIE ' WORK -BOXES;
'HAS0MFiLYB0U1W POEMS,
P RIAN - WARE,
TOILET ARTICLES, &c.,
At L MSD 'S Drug and Book Store,
Sada 160.t
splend d binding
YEA 1-RESEN
nd
S.
/OS AT
ts,
oks,
n Books,
suitable for
Also,
TUCKERSMITH
IANCH AGRICIILTURAL
1
SOCIETY. • '
The Annual Meeting of the -.Tucker-
smith Branch Agricultural Society will
be 1 el at Carmichael's Hotel,, Seaforth,
on ,V DNESDAY, the 1 Ith day of Jan-
uary, 1871, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Tuc
A
Eit
turn
an
ersmith, Dec. t8, 1870. 160 2t
• M. -N. WATSON
AYS HAS ON HA ND THE
BEST
WING MACHINES.
IN THE MARKET,
,
for Family use, or for Manufa,c-
purposes. Both single -threaded
ouble-threaded, and loca-stitch
Ma h nes can be supplied.
• 1 erfect satislaction guaranteed4 and
ins ructions given to purchasers gratis.
is
,N., WATSON
Cis a so insure property against File and
\4a. iiie Disaster, and Life and 'Limb
aga n t death and accident, , with tire
bes Companies, being Agent for
TheLiverpool and London and Globe,
(English. ) -
Th Provincial of Canada, (Canada.)
Th qore District Mutual, (Village and
Th
Th
.S1
iagara District Mutual, (Village
d Farm. ••-
ravelers of Hartford, (Life and
ccident.)
esLiberallyAdjusted
• Promptly Settled.
r
• MONEY TO LEN
At moderate rates of interest. N
mission, and expenses Miiderate.
MORTG-AGES bought on equ table
terms, 60
and
c;.
corn-
'
JUST -THE THING FOR ALL
WARM, CHEAP AND GOOD
CLOTHIIIdG
FOR ALL CLA
IN at varied Itaste aroun4 we see,
'h rever we may pres !
W at Fashions gay, for ork or p
I every point of Dress ! '
As -c,sons roll, so costum s change
re h. beauties daily sp mg,
IV i1t ANDERSON'S DRES maintai
fame,
or all it's just the th i g.
ay,
a its
As • those who bask in p incely h lis,
hp lead theworld of ress ;
As those in humble sph res of lif
lhe r opinions to xpre.s;
• An olne and all those Csts endors
'hch through all Caul da ring,
Th. t NDERSON'S Clothin is for at
ruth, the very thin!
.Fot field sports, boating ; rips and urs,
}lir ocean, rail or road,
it it appropriate in each )art,
Substantial, smart an4 good
To ;constitute it first-cla.s work,
•Fxperienced artists bri g
Th ir " combined knowl •,dge, an
icourse, '
roi uce it just the thi, g.
To uilt all Wearers, ampt care
,filly now displayedl;
Th o1oice is most astounding, too
he laxgest in the trad
If aviiags, now, to meet he times,
udiciously you'd brin
W y, 'purchase, then, An erson's ress ;
1 is the verything.
ANDE SON,
I 0 -ti Merch. ' it Tailor,
Setif rth, Ont
0
no.
IP HA NcgR
s
BY TENDER
0 a Large Stocki.of Jt.ie
al Merchandise,;ip. the fl
isl rig Village bf Seaf
in the County of1iluron.
er-
ur-
rth,
y virtue of an ord4 made., in the
ca se of Kidd versus McMulkin, dated
th thirtieth day of Novumber las , ten-
der in writing, signed b , the pr posed
puchascrs. will be teceived by Jo in A:
Bo d, Esquire, Master ef the- Curt of
Ch iicery, at his Cha bers, 0 goode
Ha 1. in the City of To onto, up o ten
ock, in the forenoon of the
Tviventy-third Day of De-
.
' T cember, instfint,
Fo
ma
fir
on
tr.
Li
Cr
bo-
th
a g
sta
ad
op
ber
day of December, ipst., and are to state
the roposed terms of purchase, whether
cash or, if on time, e length of credit
required, and mode o ying, and wheth-
er with or without i rest, and the se -
cu 'ty offered, if any. A -Stock List can
be een at the said Store. The Vendor
wi
if
ch
fai
m
•
by
es
th
de
•
I
the purchase, in one 1, r, of t e re-
tie'. of the Stock in Ti Ale of t elate
of Kidd & McMulkii . who c flied
business at Seaforth. The sto k in
e consists of Boots and 'hoes,
uors, Groceries. Clothing. Dry oods,
c.cery, and sorrie Hardware, a d .can
een at the late place , of basin ss of
firm. The stock is lanes and his is
ocl opportunity for •partes avish-ng to
Istisiness. The tend rs are to be
essed to the said 1V 4ater, who will
and dispose thereo at his yham-
at noon of the sai twenty-third
not be obliged to accept any
eemed inadequate. • Should th
ser whose tender may be acc
to carry out his agreement. the
ender
pur-
pted,
goods
be resold, and the d ficiency, if any,
such re -sale, together lwith all eharg-
ttending the same, 011 oecasiond oy
default, are to be makie good ly the
a,ultee.
ate(' December 9th, 870.
BOY
aster
e time for receiving tenders ursu-
an to the above advertisement is Iliereby
exlj,ended until ten a.m. on Saturday the
sesjentb day of January 1871. The ten-
deirs will be opened'at noon on the same
dar. The stock list can be seen at the
o ce Mesaieurs Cameron. McMichael,
Fi zgera1d& Hoskin/ Church Street, To-
ro to. I
Decanter 28rd 170.
L. A. BOYD.
SCOTT
oberisonl'
Cash Store.
's.
AN -EW LEAF
Turned over, commencing
with NEW YEAR'S. Be
not disc% pointed, if eI edit
is refuse( on and atter the
FIRST d y of SANITARY,
1871. M terms are str ctly
CASH, r Produce. en
with s all capitals, like
mine, came ot afford to cred-
it; the consequences are
•
bankrupt y and ruin, and to
save fro s that, I have ad-
opted this method. Per-
sons pur hasing for (aslii
will find t to 'their advan-
tage to gi e me a TR
0
7 ±
For N w- Year's; the fol-
lowing gs ods will be fund
remarkab
.Layer
Raisins
Very fine
Choice L
French
Citron,(
Peel.
Dried A pies.
Walnuts, Hazel Nuts„ 13ra-
zil Nu s, Soft-shell Alm-
onds.
A fewi ch.ice boxes Honey.%,
Pure Str med Honey.
Canned rnits.
Amehca Black Cap.
Fres4 Ca ned Pears.
Large E glish Cherries.
Canned Pippins, Ch ice
Piekle and Sauces.
Captidn, White Oriental
Pickle Cross & Bl, ek-
well's how Chow, M xec
Pickle Onions, Pic led
Salm.o Lobsters,
• dines, Potted Yarmouth
Herrin I
Picealillie, Sayers' British
Worcestershire Sat ce ;
ad -
y low :
aisins, See( less
Choice Valen ms.
t new Curran s.
yer Figs.
runes.
range and •Lemon
Mushr om Catsup,
ing Sauce, Beef_ Sa ce,
Peppei . Sauce, Fre lch.
IVIusta d, &c.
A SM L LOT OF CI-TOI E
Bran "y, Wine, Gin
c nd Ale,
Yet to e disposed of, be-
fore
MARCH 1, 1871.
W
TROU
Chea
Labrado
No..1
Amber
Gol
ITE FISH,
and HERRINGS,
and Warranted.
Herrings.
Mackerel,
alt -water Eels.
I
YruP)
I.en Syrup,
Good Molasses, for 40' Cts.
ganOn-
W. S. IRO BERT60k.:
Sailor& Foundry
ZAPFE & CARTER
DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTENT.01\
OF THE PUBLIC TO THEIR
IMPROVED
Threshing Machines
THE BEST
AT PRESENT IN USE.
Thee machines possess manyimprove-
ments on any heretofore made, They a.i.e
ranaufacturing Machines of TWO SIZES,
one especially constructed for travelling;
the other a smaller size. calculated more
especially for HOME USE
So far as their large machine has been
introduced, it has given the VERY BEST
SAI'IS FACTION.
They manufacture the Pitts'
Improved Horse Power.
In addition to the above, the Subscrib-
ers manufacture ahnost every artiel,e in
their line, such IA
' SAWING MACHINES,
Capable of sawing from 50 to 60 cords of
wood per day.
STRAW CUTTERS,
of a Superior kind.
GANG PLOW,
The Latest Improved.
CULTIVATORS AND PLOW,
Which cannot be surpassed.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
CASTINGS
MADE ON THE SHORTE -ST NOTICE.
They have a highly approved Pattern for
SCHOOL DESK IRONS.
REPAIRS IN ALL BRANCHES
Attended to Promptly.
6.11- They employ no Agents. and can
°therefore give the purchaser the advan-
tage of the commission.
they employ none but the best skilled
labor, and material, which warrants
them in guaranteeieg satisfaction.
INTENDING PURCHASERS WILL PLEASE
GIVE US A CALL BEFORE BUYING
FROM OTHERS.
Z A PFE & CARTER.
Seaforth, September, 1870.
143-1
IVIRAOHN THOMPSON
MHANKS his numerous custonaers for
their liberal patronage during the
last fifteen years, and trusts he will re-
ceive its continuance,
He has now .on band ,as large assort-
ment of Good Sound
Green Hernlock !
Which he warrants wiE give satisfaction.
ALS()
FENCING AND DRAINING
LUMBER,
ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND.
--ALSO—
2003400 FEET OF PINE
CUT FOR
BUILDING AND CENERAL PURPOSES.
Which he offers on liberal terms. Or-
ders will be'pyourptly at'.-onded. to.
The Mill is situated on the Townline
of 1119Killop and Hullett„3 and miles
from the Huron Road.
SesIfisrth, Nov. 16, 1870
INK.
J. SEATTER,
EXCHANGE BROKER,
And dealer in Pure
DRUGS CHEMICALS AND DYE STUFFS,
PERFUMERY,
FANCYAND TOILET ARTICLES
Agent for Sewing Machines. Money
to lend on easy terms.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medi-
cinal purposes:7
• J. SEATTER,
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870. 59-tf.
OVERCOAT LOST.
TOST between Seaforth and Eganond-
J
ville, or in Egmoniville village, on.
Tuesday, the 13th bast., A GREY
OVERCOAT, with red and black lining,.
The finderwill be suitably rewarded upon
leaving it at the EXPOSIToR Office, Sea.
forth, or at the Egmondville Post Office,
ADAM SPROAT.
Bgniondville, Dec, 22, 1870. 159-4t
^
IN CHANCERY.
Between .JOSE K I1)D, Plaintiff, and
JAMES AirmULICII)T„A:nd THOMAS.-
KIDD, Deftndants
14th Dbcember, 1870.
I hereby appoint THOMAS KIDD. of' -
the Village of Seaforth, 'minty of Hu-
ron, merchant, Receiver in this ease.
J. A. BOYD4 Master.
All yarties indebted to the la'q.; firm of
R- DD & Mcikl I.KIN will please call
ind settle the same at once and oblige.
THOMAs KIDD.
'forth, Dec. 21. 1870. 159-tf
CARD OF THANKS'
-
rpHE undersigned desires to -knderhis
I sincere thanks to the farmers of Hu-
ron and pub.ic generally, for the liberal
patronage he has received since COITII0t11-
eing tue manufacture of Ploughs, etc., in
-7•eafort1i,
Having had seventeen years experience
in the above business, he can with confi-
dence recommend his
AS
FIRST CLASS GENERAL PUR-
POSE elOUGITS, AND -OF
LIGHT DHAUGHT.
Iron and wooden Plotighs with cast
steel landside and Mould board constant-
ly on band, and made to order.
GRAHAM WILLIAMSON._
Seaforth August 26 1870
FoR SALE OR TO RENT.
:THE
undersigned offers for -sale or to
rent, on the 3d Concession of ISIcKils
lop, Roxboro Road, 1,4 miles from Sea -
forth, and one mile froni Roxbo -o,
acre and 9 rods of land, viith a good bear-
ing Orchard of 24 trees. assorted; frame
house, 22x32 feet, in good condition and
very comfortable ; also, a -well, pnnap,
and stable on the premises; the lot is
well fenced. For fill tiler particulars
apply to the proprietor on the premises. .
159-tf 3011N YOUNG.
REWARD.
A liberal REWARD will be given to.
to any person -who will give, such evi-
dence as will enable me to sustain an ac-
tion for damages against the person or
persons who have made statements that
the title to that part of the Coninlock
Estate in the Village of Scaforth, is im-
perfect. W. C. GOUI N LOCK,
Agent for Guardian.
Sea,forth,-Dec. 14, J 870. 160-2t*
THE SEAFORTU
Lumber YarcL
MAYBEE & MACDONAL
r
Beg to to infom the 'public that they hav-s-
°petted a LUMBER YARD in Seaforth,. '
near Shearson's Mill, on the ground for—
merly used as a Lumber Yard, by Mie_
Thomas Lee.
J hey will keep constantly on hand a .
good assortment- of ALL KINDS OF
-
LUMBER, dressed and undressed -
Also,
LATH AND SHINGLES
All of which they are prepared to selrat'
the lowest possible prices, for Cash.
Builders and others will find' tto thei
advantage to inspect our stoc -, and at
certain our prices before purch ing else
where, as we are in a position to offe
good inducements to cash purchasers.
MAYBEE & AI ACDON ALA
• Seaforth, Dec. 29, 1870. 10-4.1
13,1E GREAT FEMALE REMEDY,
JB MOSES' PERIODICAL PIUS'
This well-known medieine is no impo-
sition, btit a. sure and. safe remedy fors -
female ailliculties and obstructions,.
hem any cause whatever. and although
a powerful remedy, they contain nothing
hurtful to the constitution.
To marriec ladies it. is peculiarly -
suited. It will, in a short tilie, bring
on the mothly period with regularity.
These Pills have never been known to
fail where the dill-ections on the second
page of pamphlet are well obsen•ed.
For full particulars, get .a pamphlet ,
free of the agent. .
3013 MOSES, NEW YORK, SOLE PROPRIETOR,
$1.00 and 121 meta for postage, en-
closed. to Northrop & Lyman, Newcastle
Ont., general agents for the Dominion, -
will insure a bottle containing over 50.
pills by return mail.
157 -8 --
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
T HAVE sold my book accounts to,
1 Mr. J. M. McGREGOR. Debtors -
would do well to settle with him Mune,
diatelv upon receising their accounts.
• WM. F. LUXTON.
Seaforth, Dec. 23, 1870. 15941 .
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