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ER HULLETT,
lust, received alarge 4tock of the
aerials used in the business,and
ally prepared to execute on the
nAke- and in the latest styles,
a he may be favoured with.
;esters,. Ledgers,
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e
n the shortest notice, and a
ea which defy competition.
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Made to, order.
D-NEWBOOKS
D 'LSD REPAIRED
At city prices_
residing at a distance by
r books. at , the Signal Book
er-ich, or at the `'xPosrroit
rat,; or at J. R Grant's, Ain,•
ating style, may rely upon
well bound.
sur cations addressed to the
'd, will receive prompt atteg-
AN:IEL McGREGOR,
Conatance, F O.
Hallett..
13i 0:: 153-tf.
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Olds.
LAW, by Duke of Argyle:
LAY SERMON.
V AND SCIENCE, (Brewer).
L NEW TESTAMENT.
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CL.
i' WORKS,
HALL LECTURES.
EY'S DUTCH REPUBLIC_
& FALL
ROMAN F EMPIRE..
Y's HISTORY OE
ENGLAND_
fl'A:M'S HISTOR OF
ENGLAND,
LIBRARY, choice and cheap
4.'r READING,
G,
fl SCHOOL LIBRARIES
HYMN BOOKS, ETC.
—sctsir—
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a�N,'TA'�[[''L,S,
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WRITING PAM,
ENYELOPIIIK
41 and
fancy, at
L M DEN'S
i 4g and Book Stare._
e
;'ear. 3, 1870.
?LEEN
rice Company
RPOOL & . LONDON.
$li, 300,000 Sterling
y—Queen Buildings; Liver-
a.cechurch Street, London.
astir Or rcE Exchange
:tinge, Montreal.
.Marto., Esq., Chaim -au:
Esq., David Torrance,
to .Her'it. Jaraes Ferrier,
lolsont's _Bank.
IsElts -- Messrs-. Ritchie.
s.
sea ---William Sutherland.
.Choreas S. Scott, Esq.
h
ati R. Esq. ora
Johnson. Esq_
Fd'r"kETARY AND GENERAL
Mackenzie Forbes,, 13 St.
et, Montreal,
'Reel having been appoint -
ie above Company, parties
ire against lass by tire can
Etat favourable teiuzs.
res
v othegran ted on '4 advantage
r- be ,
reap table (1om-
rimess in Car ada.
,IES.- II. 'BENSON.
SON & MEYER'S gentl
Law Office,
_ Seaforth.
E`, 1Su'0; 153-tf.—
LLS
E OR TO RENT I
ItIBEI OFFERS FOR
Rent, on easy -terms,
s,
tRNA _MILLS.
4lottr, Oatmeal, and Saw
ich are it good running...
order.
1 contains Four run of
Lrtteror iS well finished.
vinery in first classcon-
is � ill connection a gone
iuiidant supply- of water
ills the year round.
we situated in the centra
ricultural country,and a
tired to any person desi-
g rnthe milling business.
a excellent opt>ortunity
SALT on the: premises,
which could
be driven
Yperty is situated Six
ri , Six from Bayfield.
i Seaforth, with good
og to eacbplace.
rorticulars apply to the
prem:rises, az-to Varna
W. TURNER
1, 1570. 140 ---
LOT' FOR SALE.
tied - offers for -Sale a
grid Lot, pleasantly sit-
[ain street, next lot to
(Merchant tailor) resi-
good stable and shed
ew young fruit trees,
Far terms of payment
lees to
TILL'? SPARLI G.
1870. 15 -tf
FEBRUARY •l0', 1871.
WAIFS AND STRAYS.
The number of deaths in Chicago
last year was 7,24.4.
-- The glue works, a t Peabody,
Mass, make 2,200,000 pounds a year..
- Theie aro 23,000 Free Masons
in the' State of -Ohio.
-- Canada's lumber business is
worth to her annually $15,000,000. '
The Spanish Gen. Prim's estate
is estimated to be worth $5,000,000.
-- The British Museum library
contains 1,600,000 volumes.
—.Buffalo Bte cera in 1870 made
142,849 barrels of lager beer.
— There are sever) fenAle` sculp-
tors from America studying in Rowe.
— Spring songs of the seeds-
Put me in Illy little bed'
Michigan has 5,173 lakes, -hav-
ing an area of 1,114 square miles.
-= The total rateable , value of
London. England is £19,367,814..
One hundred tons,of -Bork have
been purchased in Elora, 'recently,
daring two weeks:.
—Boston has 5,400 street lamps,
which were an expense of $321,580
fast year. -
hat is th diff re ice b
an—auction •-an sea- icl-nks
of R ° ects, Eh oth
ist
elle
sici
"sea
the
-Jenny Lincl has-been singing in
London for the benefit of the Gera
man wounded. •
--The North-Western Telegraph.
Company have inac'e arrangements
"for extending their _line., to Fort
Garry early in the spring.-
— The Montreal import trade for
the eleven months ending Ncvem-
bei, °shows an iut:rease in value of
nearly seven millions over the sane
period of 1869.
— The Virginia. Senate, by a
strict party division, on the 17th
lilt., voted $600: to purchase a por-
trait .
trait of the late Robert E.Lee, and
by the same 1ivison ref used an ap-
propriation for a portait of General
fr
Thomas. .•
-- In the Sand wich Islands, it is
death fon a man's mother-in-law to
visit him without permission. Hap-
py Sandwich Islanders.
—The German papers mention, -
as an indirect result of the war:.`'
° that there has been .a marked in-
crease of lunacy iii..A'rance, all the
asylums being crowded.
Father Hyacinth contemplates
another visit to the United States,
next autumn, convinced that he did
not see half enough of the country .
when he was there before.
—The Corporation of Quebec is
$ 12,000 in •' hrears in the payment
of the Protestant, School tax, and
the Protestant School {.oinmiss
ion. ers
have' instituted a suit against the
city for the payinent of the money.
It is stated that Russia for-
mally declared, in advance .that the
action of the Conference must - be
without prejudice to the abrogation
of the neutrality of the Black Sea, -
which has already been accomplished
by the act of the Russian Govern-
ment. , -
-A letter has been extensively
published, from Mr. John Dent, for-
merly of Mitchell, Ont , but now
of California, addressed to. Hon.
John Carling, in which he warn;
Canadians that California is not the
El Dorado it is supposed to be. Mr.
Dent says, "I never saw in my life
so much hardship with the working
class of men as -there is in this .co.un-
mo
Sta
and
and
pr.)
and
wa
wh'
8
e SalE
is of
ns ha
than
are 1
Bob,
y r
8. -
kissi�
babiE
ucts
stayi
disc
le try
sag °. out
is•s ltry
ho sekee
co . monl
to eeh
tier.• F
ing to tli
the 'tat
agar nst.".
NE.
l kin
ell,
dip a iia
ar-k
ch
h
I ca
e br.
al -k
(wt
wh
SO
dy.
she
ca.
for
_e p
kes -
go ti
the
mak
wl iskey
e t
own
ar-k
i sail. rir41 'h cl
vea geeate • � lio
an : body. . is . ?E
note nab] e. to see -8
whet e's the St 4
It is one of tle
It is boundrd ti
one side
s on the other It
its p•pul, ton b coo
ago t late ;O'ngh
acre ► by Ad -t a
ing:. o find r , n • r hw
�f radise. T e climat
;illy • u pas t" ie -tropics o
ing, when sq ally weather
set : in w ith ndh power as
11 hands a:; co 1 as cueuml-
r th priuci jr 1 oa s lead-
s int resting t te, consult
pair of blue y
tween
—One
r the
ph y -
of the
ecauSe
ekness.
Matri
nitec1
ugging
nd cradle
chie
stick
s. I
d Ev
st pas
ou run
V .ARzTuMETI..=$i k lent
into -a whis Nv's.op
bel :eve I ,will s end in
aekers this 1 ora'''
eprer14hand Jim' 'ticker
tastes.
loot -stand tl em ; give me
tidy for the c aoker, s."
e -per -gives hi saline -bran-
,
ars it out, smells of- it,
is bead. " on't thi.ik I
at. Give me some whiskey
randy.."
•
®per hands
;els ont a full
it and .st.u•ts. on= .
elver.—" Hol 1 ou, there !
yo t hav•. paid are for hr -t Whiskey"
ick gent—" I ve Iyou tl e
b you
whi
bra or the ii ke s r.
nd l�
V Y,
We 1, you ain't p• id me for tine
br ndy, sir"
I gi ve :,you the cr.tekei•s for t
br • ndy, sir.,"
We 1, you ain't p, id ineefor tie
cr. cker. "
We 1,.sir, you ha e your crac
e yet.'
ar-1- eepa`~ said no. . ore.
llitl
lout t e
glass, drinks
ie.
•
I
A, TERRIBLE S1TiJ TION.—Dan el
M Neil, who is c;tupe ed in clean g
ca, s at the Central de•ot, was walk-
in ' alon the rack, and his foot caug t
be wei the flooring of the depot
a•d•the rail, so that be was una•le
t
to extricate imself. t that morns i„
a., 'engine t as backi • g down t e
sa e track, • nd was not a i od a cl s-
ta cel from the unfc rtunate m n.
H..:serea ale aloud t) reverse t to
engine, and au employee at. the c e -
pc t, 'he rd h the the sig • al
cOng.illnotice ca e
to. : ro:us urachi e
m,• l
rrir f
tl
w sed along
tl
m, and g
the ,er. Th
let . Tie pond
ved aloe , and tl ere scoot t ie
n, taste : ed in ' i "s track. ' e
lew. !his 1 ody to ne side, a d
eel afterwheel pa.. o� er
e side of 1 is left fo t, crushing it
dieadfnily. The toe of the ria ht
fo•t was .al.o: bruisedThe man
a ter being eleased 'as taken to a
c, triage ant convey,eto his ho ie.
T e feeling. of this i an for a f.w
moments it ould be difficult ev n
t Rophest,r Chronicle.
imagine.
COLORED
try." o ed than 'is
— A new machine Tor taking' off t ining the
the hides of dead cattle will shortly t. political
s
i
be tried at Buenos Ayres. The op-
eration is short sharp and decisive,
requiring- only a minute for each
Bide. Cold air is forced by a pump
between the flesh and tbe hide, and
the thing is done, The process
ought to b€ an improvement on the
old hacking and scraping system.,.
GAIETIES.
House decorations—Women.
The language of Flowers—"Well,
I'm blowed."
Divorce travelling shits are said
to be the latest,' novelties in Indiana.
To YOUNG LADIES.—Keep your
eyes wide open before marriage,
but half• shut afterward.
An Irishman upon seeinga squir-
rel
uir-:
q
rel slot from a tree, said: " Faith,
and that's a waste of powder. The
fall itself • would have killed the
squirrel."
"Boy, why did you take those
•
shingles last Sunday ?r, "Because,
utcther needed some kindling -wood,
and I didn't want to split wood on
Sunday."
Old Moneybags says that a `girl
with an 'income of three thousand
dollars a year or More is always an
objct Of interest, because she has s
so
much principal.
A Galvestonian, whose hennery
has been robbed of five Brahmas, re-
quests the thief to call and " take
away the rooster, as he is very 1`one-1
15,, and no questions will be asked." 1
An oiiginal neighbor of old nip1
Van Winkle was said to be so lazy
that when he went t� hoe corn he
• worked so slowly that the shade of
his broad -brimmed hat killed the
plants.
I •
c
An unmarried friend declared to
ua the other day; with an expression
of °Countenance most lugubrious, " I
never cared a farthing about getting
married until.I attended an old
d
chelor's funeral."
u
.
cial "equ
the Unit
ii st.. Jeffets
to the Hou
p 'esentativ.
afe" now t
House and one intI
v iere is eve
n niberof'
ill hereaft
race.
portant
c and hot
-cure it. b
ates on th
0means 11
residenta
o-. some_ I
ong the
e nominat
ie Republ
e rnajorit
e Unio:n
tie world
IiEGI:SLA ORS.—The col -
rapidly! nd surely bb
recogniti n of his rights
nd to so e extent to a
a itv with: the Caucasian
(iWStates. Ou the 15th
a F. Lo . g was admitted
e at Was Kington as are=
from Gt orgia. There
o color • d `. men in~the
e Senate, and
•y piosp:ct that a• large.
southern representatives
3• be of tie once despis--
he "colorer vote is a very
lement i :. the body poli
parties ill endeavor ,to
placing colored Candi-
ir ticket , and it is by
probabl, that at next
electiop Fred Douglas
Cher iiia uentiah leader
colored opulation will
d as Vic; President by
Can par y, with which
of his•r:.o through i'
►. 4
are affi iated. Vel
loves.
e
t
s
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t
t
t
E iHURON EXPO
D'S
RIT7iVI
FASHION,
SEAORTH.
ITOR
HE suhscrib ' begs to announce to
the public th the has opened a
plendid Assortment
STAPLE
DRYC.
KINGS `o
navy hap
1 pi: sten
cetn ttnlik
iced by t
re P'iinc:
the origins
is a desce
lkus;, the
presen ting
ointe de, '
ynasty of
on 113.igtic
Iaria I11
f Porth ,a
uke:Ch•
;was depos
•rather i
ueen of;
ulers1 of
odena;,
f Hanove
866 ; an
I. of i Spai
0
0
TT
F Bu
ted by;a
'rs, wh
lier than
e people.
Wasa,
royalty.,
dant bt:
Cite d
the Bo
' aris hea
France ;
T(uncle _
a Gloria
INEss.—Europe
number of roy-
se pretensions
ever to be recog-
Among them
ho represents
•f Sweden and
ustavus A
dol-
Chambord re-
rbon, and the
of the Orleans
the eldest son of
the late Queen
who was King
for short time in 1828;.
rles of ': runswiek, who
d and s weeded by his
1830 the King and
e respective ex -
Parma, and
the blind King
by Bismarck in
los and Isabella
CROOKE
aples ; t
Lombard
eorge V.
depose
Don Ca
General
f 'the'',` `Ma
•
ND F�:iN C�!
OODS,
OHIND
�
GROCERIES,
BOOTS .8& SHOES,
l
i, T'I� ORS,
T
-t\rTN ES,
ET
The whole of he;Stbck is entirely ne
and bought in the best houbes,.in Caned
He is determined.to;sell at prices th t
will satisfy. the ouyari.
T
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1D
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Eeaforth,Nov. !st, 1870:
TOYS & FANCY GOODS
1;00
AP
V
BUSHELS
DRIED
P E
RY' CHEAP i
AT THE
STORE_
W. S. ROBERTSON.
153
eal Dow i . to write -a history
ne Liquor 1 . w " movement.
AT` CAST
-,A
M. R. C; TSNTER,
NOW IS HE TIME TO BUY
- YOUR
Christ asi Presents,
NEW Y' ,4 'S GLET
Jutat receiv cl' a complete stock of
FINE GOLD ND SILVER JEWELR
RUSE AND SWIS
W TC H ES.
To be. 'se d Cheaper t
ever.
M. R. ('1 YC 1NTE
TE
SEAFORTH, Dec. 13, 187( 5
1
TORONTO
MI
DESIRES
ladies
she has r
ment t
ov
I ILLINER
ERW'IN,'
respectfully inform
eaforth and iinit;y, t
her Milling: ti Establi
R NO D'S BLOC
NEAR TH , R.A.ILwAY sTATioN.'
Miss Erwin ould also s ake this
pbrtunity of saying that she has v:rryy
considerably i creased her stock wh ch
consists of
MANT
se
at
li-
p.
E,
[ATS �I
Ar D BONNE 1 S,
R-adytrimmed.
DR. SS CAPS,
Orders for a 1 kind of work,- such as
MantleanclDrIssmaking, Braiding, Tri
ming, etc.•
Proinptlky altenden to.
A stock of piece Satins of all sha
hand.
on
Seaforth, Sept. 21st, 1870. 1464
CW$TOM
TAIL'ORI
•
NANKIN
al patron
commencing
attention to
same.
the' public .for their li
ge' extended to us 8
usiness, we hope by st
edit a continuance of
C T'TII TG- +
es
N
era
ce
et
he
ANTED_
0 00 'DRESED
._ R K Elf
1 GEESE, CHIGKE NS,
—AND-
-C.7 Tr -
r1iFEE su scriber will pay the highest st
cash rice for the above quantity of
well-fatte and nicely dressed poultry,
delivered at the
E
Main Str
The po
the heads
,Cash v
whole
Seafort
g Emporium.
et, Seafoi tb.
itry should not be drawn and
and feet should be left on.
id for Venison, either saddles
leer.
D. D. } WILSON.
ov. 3o, 1870. . 125-tf:
LEA
ING HURON.
T OT 3, 1N THE 3rd CONCESSION,
mTDI4ETT,
Better known as the
WI
LIAM THOMPSON. FARM
Is -offered for sale, it is admitted
o kIio' this 'Lot, that for er,�ps
stock it as no superior in the
CLOSING SALE
OFA
FIRST CLASS STOCK
CROCER1ES
W. A. Shearson & Co. having concluded
to give up the Grocery business will. for
the next two months, dispose of the
whole of their stock of Groceries, consist-
ing of
T EAS,
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
RICE.
NEW FRU1Ty,
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 east.
The whole stock must be cleared out
at once.
Hotel -keepers will find it advantage
ops to inspect our stock of Wines, Li-
quors, '&c., &c.
The lease of the store to be disposed of.
W: A. SHEARSON & 00
Seaforth, Jan. 28th, 1870.. 52-1y.
N. B.—Fifty barrels of hand picked
Spitzenburg Apples for Sale.
!q
OF
county. by all
who and
p
Address
BOX 175, Seaforth.
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870. 152 -
SIGN OF THE
Parties w o may require Cut •ing
done, casha • e it executed with Accu-
racy, Neatn s, andDespatch, at MOD-
ERATE
OD-
ERATE PR GER.
SUTHERLAND BR i S.
2
SEAFORTH, September 1, 1870.
0
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;0'
;11
GOOD NEWS !
—FOR THE—
People ° of Seaforth.
.tIEW BAKERY & 'CONFECTIONERY
STO.,P _
J. CAVA.NAGH.
(Late of Stratford.)
Will be found in his oldP lace, one door
south_of Mr. 1?. Veal's Grocety Store.
Mr. Cavanagh wishes to return to his
numerous friends and customers, his bin-
cere thanks for their liberal patronage in
the past, and hopes that they will `con-
tinue the same in theft; tare.
-SELECT SCHOOL.
A YOUNG LADIES' 'Select School
J% will be opened by MRS, L. J.
MILLER, on Oct. 24th, in Mr. Itiidd's
Block, over the store. A liberal patio
Solicit--
1. cit--
.nage by the people of Seaforth, S
is
ed. For berms, see Mrs. Miller, at DR.
VERGOE'S.
Seaforth, Oct. 20, 1870. 150-tf.
CHRISTMAS.— Mr. Cavanagh
has made great prepatatioiis for the coni•
ing Christmas, and will be . able to fur-
nish his customers with everything in his
line, such as Bread, Confectionery, Can-
dy Toys, Fancy cakes, Wedding cakes,
Nuts of all kinds, and all descriptions of
Syrups. Hot Mutton Pied sand all kinds
of refreshments, also - good accommoda-
tion for friends from the town and coun-
try. Also JUDD BR }S. Vegetable
Union Yeast. Try it, .it never fails, and
is always reliable.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY,
JOB MOSES' PERIODICAL PILLS.
This i valuable medicine is unfailing
in the et re of all those painful and dan-
gerous d'seases to which the female con-
stitutio is subject. It moderates all
excess and removes all obstructions, and
d speedy cure may. 'he relied on.
To. irlarrlec ladies itis peculiarly
suited. It will, iti.a short time, bring
on the Monthly period with regularity.
These Pills should not be taken by Fe-
males during the First Thr e Months of
Pregnancy, as they are sur to bring on
Miscarrilage, but at any oth r time they
are s fe. - - .
f • ` .+ 11 Cases of Nervou and Spinal
Affe io s, Pains in the Bac and Limbs,
1 '
Fatigue on slight exertion, ia ptstion of
the beast, Hysterics, and Whites, these
Pills will effect a cure when all other
means have failed and although a pow-
erful remedy. do not contain iron, calo-
mel, antimony, or anything hurtful to
the constitution.
Full t irections in the pamphlet around
each package, which should be carefully
preserved. •
JOB MOSES, NEW YORK, SOLE PROPRIETOR.
$1.00 and 12i cents for postage, en-
closed tb Northrop d• Lyman, Newcastle
Ont., gelneral agents for the Dominion,
I will insjire a bottle containing over 50
pills lay return mail.
1 W Shcel in Seaforth by E. Hickson and
Co., a d R. Lumsden ; A. Stephens,
Clinton?l 1=Iitche 1; J. S. Coombs, Cand
lf
all Me icinc Dealers.
1 NORTHROP & LYMAN, Newcastle,
I Sc.le Agents. 163-?
TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE!
r v t
CO.'S,
— N.&
1JPkS J S F
Ai1,.RE
OI ST
Baltimore, the best in the market al-
ways fresh.
LOBSTERS AND 'SARDINES.
A1 -ways on Band.
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
J. CAVA N AG H.
SEAFORTH, Nov 23, 187C. 134-tf,
N. B. Orders for WEDDI N C CAKES
and supplies for TEA P RTIES prompt-
ly attended to.
SEAFO
e
laning Mill,
Sash, Door, and
BLIND - FACTORY.
0
THE Subscribers beg leave to thank
their numerous customers for the
liberal patronage extended to thein since
commencing business in Seaforth, and
trust that they will be favoredwith a
continuance of the same.
Parties intending to build would (It
well to give them a call, as they wit
continue to keep on hand a large Stock
of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER, SASHES,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ' &C,,
They feel confident of giving satisfaction
to those who may ;favour ahem with
their patronage, as none but
1first class workmen are _
employed.
Particular attention paid to Custom
Planing
1 B1tOADFOOT & RAY.
W, 11■ OLIVER,
SIGN OF THE
c
a
raa o
teaa
sCOTCi COLLAP
AP .
A choice assortment of light and heavy
farness, uhips,hells, horse clothing, etc.,
kept constantly on hand.
R:cpairinc Promptly attended to, i.nd
Charges moderate., Remember the place .?
sign of the Scotch Collar, Alain Street,
Seaforth.
163tf W. I. OLIVER.
TAVERN FOR SALE.
The. subscriber offers FOR SALE the
TAVE1' N known as the New Dominion
Hotel, i i the village of 131uevale. This
Hate], awing been lately . re'fitted, is
now ca able for the acct. =Iodation of
the tra!eling public, Having good sta-
bling, ith large driving -shed 36 x 20
feet ; al o a large Ball -room over the
shed. I here is an excellent well close to
the sh , with pump -in good order. The
land a ached to the hotel consists of
half an ere of excellent land, well ad-
apted fo gardening purposes, with a va-
riety of choiceoung fruit trees. This
y
hotel is situated a few rods•north of the
Wingha road in the village, this being
the lead g road from Wroxeter to Wing -
ham, Lucknow, Kincardine, &c. This
hotelill be sold for cash, or, if the
purchas r cannot pay it all, _ a balance
can remain on _ bond and mortgage for.
one year. The purchaser can buy -the
tavern fittings, .Moves, chairs, bedsteads,
etc. For particulars apply on the prem-
ises to WILLIAM ROSS, •
Proprietor.
Blue*ale, Nov. 23, 1870. - - 158-tf
TEETH EXTRACTED WITIl001 PAIN.
CARTWRIGHT, L.7:S., Surgeon -
Dentist, Extracts teeth without ain.
by the use of the nitrous -Oxide Gala
Office, -Over the 'Beacon' store, Strat-
iord- Attendance in Seaford', at Knox's
Hotel, the first Tuesday and Wednesday
gf each month ; in Clinton; at the Com-
ni-ereial 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!tne use of the,Gus, at Dr.
Coulton's. ofi'ices- New York.
SIGN OF TIIE
FARM FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, the west half of Lot No.
1, 7th Cori., township of Hullett,
situated on a good gravel road, contain-
ing 50 arcres, 40 of which are cleared and
well feaced. Th _re are on the premises'
a good frame house and barn, also a near-
er
ever failing spring of water, convenient to
the house. There are also 4 acres of fall
wheat sown, which will be sold with the
farm. ,For further particulars apply to
e
tproprietor, ou remises
h thep or if by
letter to
THOS. BOWYER, °
Constance, P. O.
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A LL kinds of work manufactured' from
_L--1 the best material, and on reaaonable
A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.,
Shop one door south of JOH.N LO-
GAN'S STORE, and madly obposite
THOS. KIDD'S, Main St. Seaforth.
I Seaforth, Oct. 18, 1870. 149.