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malting in Cleveland,
kts the gentleman
d1regtox-9t ahe new
Reform Convention of
desexa neltt at Mount
the Il2nd,
:was unanimously
_1'..efortil candidate for
ture of Ontario.. This
ittterfete with
nacrolaer for Limo:on
ions, so long as. the dual
age says that a railw'av
iuveateda raiav signal
is -designed to -be.
the oaboose -0? frektfilt
sa arranged that it irt-
tiee the direatiod
is mevia14-, and lir IL
rem denotes de late f
s, earl s t ciripii-
ntly practical, and
aastel the- exhibitien of
...v eligh;ed
narket in Oawege Ilea
the &loran na a.lvance
(. and the in-lec-a reeent-
raisel from .7a--41 to $1 50
!trent varieticS. ihis
_merely premoni-
iistitrit.rs -.von Id (10 weit
-fling and provitie: tor
nun ts liefere aneLlier
de. (?c ti is selling in
$28 ands.() a ten,
k-ta are that before the
F1154 is caa r with, the
TA be retailed at the
a the peund.
ELECTION LAW-
!
to, Ilex roa'n.
t otherwise diaq u al ifi ed,
ler Majesty by birth or
a,„ if duly registered, or
e last revised and certi-
ters.
aurttaavoN.
e person, being actuarlY
. the owner, tenabt, or
' real property of the
after mentioned, and
; OR the then last revis-
, roll for any city, town,
waship -, of the actuat
s of i,z400, in towns of
corporaDed N. illages of
a tewnships of $200-.•
al property is owued or
two or more persons,
?kar a sufficient amount,
ided between them, to
leation to each, then
slr_tll be deemed rated
,et. Noperson shalt
o vGte unless his name
last list ed. vatels made-,
AefiVered to the Clerk
•A ieast one month be -
:11f the writ to hold such
4calowine are diSquah
Dg rm. deputy re-tu ruing
1--c1erks :-Physieiane,
,
L:ters,, postinasura, per-
t.,y years of age, and
it.ve previously served
dieerS. ,
.A.I.. ELECTIO-3.
ral.election shall take
:held an MO and the
; the palling at a/I ..iitcli.
; also- take place on one
day. Thu nominhtion
iin some rublie `place
, *
and convenieritt be-
! -?i ty'clock. In ities
proclamations aie to
)!.,- in Counties and
H .,
rowan:rations are to be
1 he town hall, or :the
ieetinga of the munici-
(nd at every post office
ling- places.
lINA'rios DAY.
(S t(.1 be made on the
he Opeu air, and a
1
as prescribed by the
0 show- of bands shall
re nomination dan but
,.• returning officer shall
illation more than ono
roposeil, and a poll is
y elector or candidate,
and in ease
one candidate, the re-
-, shall" at the expiri-i-
our troin the n. 0- Lill 1 la-
t'it*etiu..1, and proclaim
Lthosen to: be duly- elect-.
,'•
IANG I'LAC'Eg.
L
qliai district shall be
(aline- subdiviaions by
F.:.ise of failure, the rt.-
, ..
; shall name the (Effie-
-tees. No, tans:Jn shall
ban one ialllitee 14rwe
o municipality under
Pgk in cities, towns
4c palling places shall
.'t yards clit-tant front
, ...
kl in other local inuoi--
eaat one mile diatatet.
r ; taveritti sae ineligi-
Eplace:•;..
•.,c1-.1a)'Nc:s.:
4 polling j. the voting
•(, at 9 o'clock in tilo
li,,e' at 5 in. the after-
,
(1t
.3 rem:at; C•Flqt ER:4.
:trig (tier shall ap-,
Oes, who shall heft -To
h as t,1 their duties.
r
P111, who shall negit'et
, .
tail incur a penalty of
1
,turning oflieer is to
Il-
uties, are in posses -
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sirlf4cerefid,ctopli,,etToeffiyiltflists,
'add MI et wee' to the dell, the.
necessary o11 book.
•
itaaag%PalF
• pol l erk, ,w,ho:accepts the offic•e,
And than refttses tt); act aliall'ineur'a
pdlalty of clet:ks;to.:be
undet. the Order of th-e ileptit'y., re-
, turning officer. • , decsribieg,
the rnanner of t4ilcing the: votds,:: die
Act proceetN-Whrth: a vote is 61)-
j,:et ed ilia worda .f.:01/ epted
.sbap be Nyritteri eppesite the, name
of the pereau•voting Avoter may
be sworn, on demand of a candidate •
or Elorrorit.
NO TR,F,A,TISS6.
• , • • -
:So candidate shalt], with.intent to
promote -the eledtion,' not shall any
othet peratad, :thrill the' intent to pro-
mote the election.,of ,any
• aither pi:ovide, -or furnish eirteraain-
,. ait at the expense of -suell _Ca i -
date or other perSon to any .meeting
of eleetors assem'eled for the.purpese
of piaimoting *Siielt -election, either
previoua to or:, during the election.
F.1d3G-S, BA.N.SE11.5, ETC. .
. No candidate, or any other person
shall supply or furnish any ensign,
etaiatard, or -other flag, with_ the in.
tent that 1. he same.shall be used in
such electoral division on the day of
election, or either in eight, days be-
fere the election as a par ty flagto
distinguish the bearer. thereof anu
those that might follow the same, as
the supporters of such candid4te.
Neither shall. any candidate or 'any
other person furniah or supply any
iibbon, label or the like favor to any
person whornsover to be. worn or
-est,d within eight days before the
day of the election, or on the elec. -
tion day. Pi -malty for disobediance
$100. -
T.A.VERNS AND IrorELs.
Shall 1 -ie clused during the day ap
pointed for polling, and no spiritu-
ous or fermented -liquors shall be
I sold or given to any person on the
- erection day- - under a 'penalty of
$100. .
cORRUPT PRACTICES AT • ELECTiOiTS.
Persons shall be deeined guilty of
bribery who shall directly or inch-
/ ectly ow or lend, or agree to give
or lend, or promise any money or
valuable consideration to any voter,
or to any person, to induce any voter
to vete or refrain. from voting, or
shall corrupfly do such act as afore-
said ; or if any promise of any place,
office or employment given, or if
any rgift or loan Or offer of the. same
be. given for a vote. Any person.so
offending shall incur a penalty of
$200. Provided .1 ways that the ac-
tual personal expeoses of any candi-
date, his expenses fo actual profes-
' sioaal services performe and bona
tide expenses for the fair cost of
printina and advertising shall be
held to be expenaes lawfully incur-
red.
- HIRING OF TEAMS, ETC.
It is declared and enacted that the
idling or promising to pay, or paying
for. any horse, team, carriage, cab, or.
other vehicle, by any candidate, or
by any person on his behalf; to con-
vey voters to, or near or ,from the
poll, or from the neighborhood there-
of at any election; or the payment
by any candidate, or by any person
on his behalf of the travelling and
other expenses of any voter in going
to or returning from any election,
brillegal acts, and the person
so offending, shall thereby incur a
, penalty of $100 for each offence.
.- Any elector so doing shall be dis-
,
qualified from votieg at sueh elec-
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tlion.
1. VIOLENCE AND INTIMIDATION.
. • Anri.,r person or persoriS who shall
dire.ctly or indirectly make use of,
tl4reaten any force,: violence, or re,
straint on any person, or in any
. manner practice intimidation on or
against any parson, in order to com-
pel- or induce such,person to vote or
refrain. from voting, shall' incur a
penalty of $200. .
'Esakminamaiaa:...
THE END OF THE WAR.
PEACE TEEMS. .
The preliminary peace 'terms have
been signed, and -mr- ill shortly be sub-
mitted to the Assembly for confirm-
-a -4m The terms embrace the fol-
lowing proposition : The cession- of
A.Isacc aud Metz, but Belfort is to
he restored to France ; the payment
of a war indemnity of five millards
uf francs ; a portion of FrenehAerri-
tory, with 2orne fortified toWns, like
Sedan, to remain in the i)ossession
of Germany uni-,il the conditions of
tile treaty are' fulfilled .; the German
army, _to .enter. Paris,' but -owing to
the" intervention of England, the
mareh is only to be thenfilt the open
aline at the south of the city. Upon
the ratification of these _terms by the
Assembly, peace' will be proclaimed.
The terms, have been favorably ie-
ceived in Paris, and the restoration
ef quiet may .-,co4i be looked for. •
LAtEn.
Later telegrams comfirm the gen-
eral features of the treaty ea peace
arranged by Bismarck and Thiers.
It is reported the former was very
exacting,- and only decreased the in-
demnity idler long discussion ; and
the anost'sti anions endeavors of the
French" Pi 051(1 (1) to ret -tin Metz
were obstinately refa.ed. The pro-
.,
$osed narcl _through Jir s isrous-
ing the deep', hatre% of the citizene.
Tacleit s feared there.,wr▪ li bo-aneout-
b,rieak.i: , The mob has tareadyftorn-
initteti i.rnil?derOi.i3:C.441146, having
thtotvn aianaai in the SA -
n
-to a' iitn: i
stones ntil-he--'ware-diWw ed. ThI
P3V ,14‘its•
reptitat.011 for piety,thoub ia the
Inst de, fmtel-I :to the Enipr s he ccri-
ve-ya tli nes of the peace „ivAq 1t.iF,
*whole talon .will hane lig • re i-
tu d : • ItAhis
moved he.artin t ) d,
infeeizi yeti that the prehu inajaas.of
peace have tkaati sianed. file B r -
a
cl sciubly aiuit, -et .r rtify
.,11.1eautes :tee' under co ia.d.
et:fat:Jen for tip „re-tar:an, ch:ili:th
al y as vtli cc e to • ''1.) ii.i;e140(1
.s,ix ),eeks' mourning for, r,he yle-
61118 :cf the vva r,- the t riu 11 y
of flie it•tors into Berlin will b de -
hived t vo months, ;The rw.s o he
t
araang:aitent ot ti e treaty ,of p
has bee ith deep rejoi irIg
in peri n and thr AO all, errniny.
T E TATUM. WAL
• The. Gerrnans have ne trly - on-
ellidec1 their. pre )aratiens for tl
entr3)- of bt tl e
'final or ers have notbeeniiveu
E ROTHSCITItDre. '01'. ER.,
The Rothschilds have olire , t
is stated, to ,pay the enuirie wa, in-
demnity in a year, '90 -AS to get rid of
the..(1-errnati, army of„ occiipat'ot .
This artny‘ is' los be ,Iiircler ebintri 01 cl
or ;Prince Frederick Chillies, f, it I
his head -quarters at Rheinis.
LL With a dc..ei
. be when Oe 1)a1)eritklaV0113 broil ht'
dowIl. fie ex 1)1ai-,44 that un ler'
the *Union _Act ever* contract in (le:
b ny Province iirravlat, on•tO he'
,
4•11),.. c worlcs beaame tpe propett cif,
the )oruiniun ; bUtsitity a also 4 r6 -a
under the Actma , -('Il'Y RA"'
lea xpended by t10,a 0LIIifli011 in'
liar' way was ch;tgec1k ,t elinst I l'e ' ' ' ' .•'
riNIILLIIN iti c de1)t of (Lite Pro -ince. i I r
,
Savii .y tnoved in kme1ichM3rit for all'
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. Wnpe-'S COnneOtr'd *ifil elk3 112302t:,'el:') ..1 ''t
i 2,0 E. A N IL
zitirt. for a statemen1 •to all mon l 2 ee
,
Agrpt ided in t4 -const. .uiction. f II(1 '
cit
calla). leaion of the
eliniland
c -c" ea- 0a,
all ta oneysapaud to,tan . ri
..1Vit Ky.*
(OV • rtirliertt-„ under ,V-ic:. o2, a na .ti,3"„,,,,ii.x...11E,.4§. t
I
Eli). 2.' The ar»en.iinlent NV a r-' ‘,1..4.,(5.1-.vellynyih.f'1:.
er,
eiail: ' A1r.131ake inVy.f."(1 thatj1.80; he ;..;),(.; f,„eis c,40i,i.
dillion of the 1.119bael i is itrexpe-
/
elien that any member of thello Ise
, .
shon d be engaaed ilia -0e eel 'aide of
0 c
till ' ominion GOAvernir ent Eli, i ny
,
pal employment. ..Sir tie°. E2
4-itir-Laid that at w:l.. the nterftRe of
. .
" E'TO1 ,
TN T.FIE"ill 6 Caleirlies'4, 0 rnty off
a -•-lar ea frainee &PORI' ANT)
PA.glrig4G;} QV§P,
with. stone eel tty aud aalfd, an ere • of
onid aftic`liet . 'Psi/tern-is.
DAVID SSW, Esq.., Vein 0‘.0; -'ort
; to!PRANOIS :(/.1 LEMAN, kilfit(YN101..., I
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SUMMARY OF
PARLIAMENT
-
On Monday, Feb. 27.th, in th
House of CeramonS, Mr. Harri o i.
introduced ;:t bill to extend the a,
as to the-earrying of dangerous NS, e --.
pons. Mr: -,Drew introduced a ill
respecting .'-courity icourt jlrldges, to
prevent' them fronit making chat e
. i
for suintnary dec ssions n cases r
ferred to them fot summary Idecis 0111
by the, 'SUperior Caaerts. . Afte
little defission the kin was rem 4
- I
first a 4.- - Second reading orde -ed
ill
for Thirsday._ Mr. Oliveri3Otroduc-
ed a bilt_toament the patent act o
1869. aSire Geo.. JOa1tieI1 rno e
that a new .writ hO i4sued foriau e eci .
tion in the County,of Ha t ngs, ilk
-plabe of.,the Hon. Rbbt. elid s in
maned to,„the Sel ate. M.. Cartier
..
Jaid before the H use a pr limin, ry
report of Col. Gray, :with --regard to
the manner.inwhich- to cozily ou ai
mueh as,,,,i2Ossitble the. proisions of
the British North A-rn'ericati Act, by
which i ,." Vta's pro ided that he p .01
party and civil- ights 1ath of he
ditferent.province should Ijc assimii
lated. 41e said,* report w S rne .e
ly preli ail- tO provide the • ppoi t
Ment a -a corWs.sioner. J\1r M tc
i ,
kenzie aid it was a vile job from ei
ginning to.end. . Cries of ''brder. )
After. shout, in erchange, ?etw ;in
Sin GeoL Carder rid Mr. -itla.ak ,n-
• 1 i
zie, the report mr, laid on theta le!
sson I (�f oiilnarges) as et
the Go ernment heftier they w .r
aware that Elie • r,', at .Matis, of
Manito a had met his death in coia-
"sequence of threat usedagt nst him
by certain vOlunt era.. Mr , Carter
said that- the *pal tienlars . N ould be
eontain4d in tha:p pert to b brou ht,
down iii Cann -tic) With Lb Nor h
ANTest. Mr. •Four jet asked •vhetl
it,was the intend ii.pf the ove
ment to make th terreint s of
Intercolonial Re' way at 'evis, s
to aivoid the uSeless, ireuit i
w(luld be-fiecets!..-,r1 to riLia4 in or el
to -se it -by' the- 1:iii e„..of the G. T. .R
. Ron. Mr. DID aelil said the Gove
inent had not liAt atr.iyed a any
ision. .1-311r.4Godi asked :t *ie Oa e
of the persons .am )loyed b the or
a ,
cal Gov ernmenta n conneC iony th
the 'Commission • f ,Arbiti, tier). o
the suikject of lie public debt o
Quebec and Onto ica, Mr. Con s ell
moved .for torres ondenee betw en
the Do inion Gie alimentnd t nit
.., ,
of New Brunswiec ie-relat n..to its
unadjusted claim- ;Wu; r• il.;
ley had no objecti n;fo lay i the a-
pers:befere the House. ICI . Bit ke
moved an address to His E celle cy
for copies of,onera ot dIreeti ,ns
Act, as ' to the for in .whiOa th rel.
' nrde at -any time rider the:RailN ay
by reputed shou d be,tualde ty --
-
Carried. : Mr, Bt.. ke movet1 an
,
dressto,His Exc llency asking or
copies of retnrns t lade by ipioli.r, il.-
way cenipany u der the Rail a ay
Act of, the Provin e of Ca ada , nd
the Railva.y Act of 1868,- ;v wh ch
ii:, is In' vided Ilia each of lie c. m -
panics f., ffected th reby shall, in. he
J tnuary and Febt uary 6.1e each par,
make d true aris particul: r returrk
of all accidents and ck aualities
'whether to life • r propert' .-+Oar-4
ried. Mr._ Y • oun asked • f con
. .
pendence lyetwee the Dornin
and NoVa Suotia 1 overnnon ts r
tive to. the .provinCial,bu
Halifax,' . which - ie , COIaSi
nacre r quisite sit Seeing
leading
the 0 t
the ma
taken b
Sir F.
m
organ of the Gov
awa Thai s, had a
ter init
, def nce of t
the Dan !Ann Gov
iticks sai
had no objection
. est info -illation.
though the prop
inn, the merits of
-es
oiji
la-
ding a
ered he
hat h
rnMent
luded t
poSit
name
the GoVernri)
a furnish the- f
Hen. Da..TUP
.r time for cliSci
he.question :Wo
or m
, RY, --DRESS
r-s2.22.24...es-vwer..'w. 22.•ozeir., :24.22,244
AND-
) ali „a ve--- !re,•.- ; 1 a
EI . iVI.A 1(1,1 f
c_LINI TO li .
.
tp, her!
in.114 at4141-1 0.- „rsoietr -
1 patronage In tit : past.
to those, who ;4,...1')$,; ositg-iiiivfi'i.1 satklaetion
their eu§ttini. - -. ' • <
. ELL: -with
:return ,:thay.js.1,
the C'oyerrancmt toaOlifinge the,
respe3t frorn'tkit at ns
in -fu iti Lng1anc1and retftie'n
4 •
t•114 did syste!n 11i6li sted Dtrk,
t'eorince of Ca.ilacht".1.`15
an amendment to the7e
tovernment teiyth•
a bill to that ei-V.ek„
trotku
the ( t:Icttotthit,r'o)41.,
d uce Ir. Blal e's
moti n should be ivithd fr
13ialce rerilsed to w, and he
F�Ii G1 r
tier's itireirritnent, igainst, 58
Alt% 1\Iagill.4 1)50.46316r- 8.'orresi on-
ov-
rtiPlubL ion
xnueenitlicifolla
J. pkr.r• ier
to' the pal
and en er-'
e(.1 into- a-lenatby exl) knation ,of
aw
.n.!t
to
he
denee b-.!tween the Do inion G
Eirinlierit:an'd!ti)e. 1.1+. lis
in iOferences .to. ..11.e .7pP(1).
cha•rl: iff in 1 he 'intlit‘try
siii4 be had- no Oniedtio'
(
Lo .i.71.. anitota.. e Sin Gep.
pers beina brought dow
what bad been done in iJie mat er,,
showing that no discouit sy was
tended ; tbat only twol chaplabins,
,one Protestant and o p3 Bo II an
Catholic,. coilld be ap iointed ac-
cording to the provisions of the •r -
der in Councillion. r. MoDeu-
aaill then made some re rks wi d-
e .
ing up by an attack upo the Gs v.
eminent for their Manito ia.n pol-cy;
laying the Bishop of • Boni
ruled the Province.. (D ighter, r n4
cries of "No no.'') T 11e Gov rn-
talent finally, agreed to ring down
6he papers.
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'1 • 1.1 BIRTHS,
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BROWN. -In Morris, on the 26th ult.,
the wife of Alfred. Browlii, Esq., of a
the9thtAilt , the wife of*Dr. Oreniusr
t HarpurheY, ,on Monday,
of a son.
DEATHS
FOSTER. -In the yownshiP
- on the 2iad it., Mr. Joh!
the 78th year of his age.
• The ,faiieralwill take
o'c1o4 cn Friday afternoon.
McKillop,
Toiler, 'in
lace. at • two
AUCTION SAL
On Saturday, March 4, a,t
at Knox's Hotel, Se f
lot of Funiiture,-.-also onel c
and utensils. J. P. Brine
On Wednesday, March
nocnt, on Lot No. 10,' 7th
McKillop, Farm Stock an
.G. Burgess, Proprietor.
Auctioneer;
ES,
me o'clock,
th, a large
oking stove
ictionee...
t,12 O'clock
icessibn, of
plentehfs.
P. Brine,
OnMonday, March 13,a 12 o'clock,
noon, ion Lot No. 8, 9th 0 ncession, of
l'uckeIrsmith, Farm Stock and ImIle-
ments,1 Janet Moore, Prop • etor. J. P.
Brine,I Auctioneer. -
On 'Phursday, March 16, t 12 o'clock,
noon, IOn Lot No. 1, 2nd ncession, L.
R. uckersmith, Credit ale of Dairy
Cows.A. Malcom and J. mes Lang,
rPropri to s. A. Bishop, Anetioneer.
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irliE MAIM TS.
118EAFORII
T, Mate '
3 1871.
I •
Wheat, (Fall) 44 bushel, a 1:30 to 1.36
Wheat (Spring) 1,0 bushel, :35 to 1:40
48 to 0 50
:46 to 0:48
:70 to 0:75
:16 to 0:18
:15 to 0:16
:50 to 7:75
.50 to 1:40
-85 to 1:00-
:35 to 0:40
:00 to 6:75
;00 to10:00
:50 o-0:00
;OS to 0:12
:50 tb 5:20
Barley' 411 bushel, • 2 •
Oats ip bushel, •
Peas ip, bushel,
Butter, 47 lb.
Eggs, 4
SheeO Skins;
Apple's
Potatees
Pork 1. •
Hay, per ton,
Flour; per .100 lbs.
Timothy Seed, per lb,
Clover Seed, per bushel,,
CLINTON, March 2, 1871.
•
, - BY Telegraph to the Ezpositor.
Fall Wheat, per bushel, 1-10 to 1:35
Sprint Wheat, per bushel. 1:20 to 1:40
Oats, per bushel, 0:46 to 0;47
Peas, per bushel, - 0:70 to 0;75
Barley, per bushel, 0:47 to 0;50
Butter., per per, lb, 0.16 to 0;18
Eggs, per doz. 0.15 to 0;18
Pork 7:00 to 8;00
MONTI-LEAL, March 2, 1871.
Flour (Extra) per barrel, 6:85 to 6:95
• Fancy, 6:60 to 6.70
Sup. Sne No 1 CanadaW.- -to 6:50
o 1 Western Wheat, 6:45 to 6:50
o 2 . " 5:90 to 6:00
Bag kifour, 3:00 to 3:25
Wheat, (Canada Fall) 0:00 to 0:00
1 Spring 1;40 to 1:45
Western 0ri00 to 0:00
Oats, (per 32 lb.) 1 ; 6 to 0:47
Barley, (pr4S lb.) 0:On to 0:70
Butter, (Dairy) 0:19 to 0:22
(Store packed) 0:16 to 0:18
Ashes, (pots)- 585 to 5:95
' Pearls, 6:57 to 6:60
Pork,' (mess,) 22:00 to22:50
Pea,! 0:92 to 0:95
Dressed Hogs, 8:25 to 8:30
ORONTO, March 2, 1871.
Whe. t, Spring, ..
Whe, , Fall, Soules, -
Barle L
*r
Oats.
Press 4.Hogs,.
.flay,
Peas,
$1 33 to 135
1 40 to 145
0 65 to (1,67
0 35 to 0-56
7 00 to 7 50
9 00 to 14 00
0 80 to 0'83
0.v• 10.6.ms , 11Uotfi3Ex9r:4-alt,i ve thc
Farmers' store; 4:ei.e..4.11 da do -17,s viI re-
ceive prompt at ention,
lsTRAiw ,A. .151ItA„Vit! R)N.
„ , cleaned on loinotic ,
Seaforth, &RICA 1S71. 15jf
„, I
ELECTORS iF :NOFIT11tIRON..•
GENTLEMEN
has -e :serve
lature of Ontari
tetul.again to So
corning election
sire me tb- do ao
I trust I bav
in relation to, IN
Province gancra
t
•
y_rdu in the Local Legis-
) foul: sessimpl a pi, in-
jcit 'in tie'
(in case my frieLds de-
) 1; , • -
,done my, duty, n t only
'1)•&t 0 the
•
GertIernen
Yours iohedleritl
W. T. IL.
'doderich, Fel. .21;1871. 1691-2t
RG
TIE Subscri
1. he is atilt
-
Store at
•
ser begs to intirna e that
repared to parches Eggs
•
at.his
the Mar
an 1 to pay 'the
HIGHEST Ric.E. IN O SH!'
for all fres1 Eggs that inapoef r.
To Merchant, in ToWn. and Co mtry
with whom he as done Business ithe
past three yea s, he 'returns his 'best
thanks, and ho es for a eontinu • ce of
Business relatio s. ! • . -
WM. MALCOM
et,-
-
Seafert.,11,arcli 1871._ .., J6 .-tf
tw-
FLA
MITE undersi
1 furnish FL
who wish to cm
of Flax during t
FLA
can be had at ti
signed: Scott
Ryan; J. C:
Logan, E. Hick
and A. G. Mc
be had from an
and after the 20
1G9-tf.
! FLA
ed is now prepar
.X SEED to all p
ark in the chlti
e corning season.
SEED !
e Stores of the u
obertson, Killoran
idraW-, Grocers ;
on & Co,, S. R. Co
ougall. The See
of the above parti
h of March next.
d to
rties
tion
The
der -
and
ohn
bey,
;ran
S, on
B. SHAN1 Z.
Seeds! Seeds
TORN BEATTIE keeps constantly on
• j hand, at his. Stall in the MIrket
Building, the best quality of Seeds of
every descriptimi.
TIMOTHY, CLOVER/y.1'
WHEAT,
OATS, PEA. AND BARLEY
etc, on hand.
JOHN BEATTIE,
169-8* M. rket Building, Seaforth.
TO CARP
TR
And the-
. .w
SHINGL
‘" proprieto
desires to state
to supply
&ivies of t1
On. the shortest
lowest cash prie
delivered at SE
Orders premptl
169-13t. W
NTERS, CON-
CTORSy
ublic Geuerally.
OXETER
FACTORY.
l'a4ory
hat he. is ,•1103.V Pre-lared
e Very"pest yviri(
otice; arid t the very
8, either .at the Intl or
Forth Railvfay-Sttioii.
attended to.
. A. I RE LAN D
oxeter Shingle Fa My.
RE
Bont
HAV
To the Stan
WM.RO
OVAL, 1
iron&S n
REMOVED I-
. .
lately occuidec by
ERTSON .(St C
Theywill sell
Prices, in order
GREAT
TWEED
FLc
j _A_ c
Ready -
BOOTS
•
the Stock at Re need.
.0 make room for ks iring
Goods.
BARGAIN
, WINCE
NNELLS,
ade Clothi
AND SHOES.
Also, -
A Stock of FEEsH GROCERIES just
received.
3 r
• ttetIon Scilo
„
IN S EAFRTH,.
4! r . , OJ
1
Iiti iii;(lerslizeci"-t.14iY 9,141.'" a t
, is ate
e, . !- •
• 31 if ."3-:1
•Saturda.y 5.-Alarch
„1.011 I.1 1';
iargc number of
OST, on or about the 181-,W.day of
Febstutry last a nete hand,
hy -Charles O'Neill and James Mel„.. 11 -
inn, in favor of John Keiiy, ftrft1n bnin
of $3.;.4 and bearing date; ivIeKidep; O.)! .
24, 1870, and payable twelve .itionais .1-
. ..
. ter cjaw. The, pablie. are hirt.by
tion'ed aacgailist ,piarehasing
; "Said 'note tayrriedt .11.18bn stOendd.
•-•1611:4t JOHN ax
, , . . -TT t
•
.eltt- ..P401.Qg FAR ,i-r.oft ,
"leje ; ali,E.sithearibar 011-eisgifor sal liks -Farr).
+he! 011ds' P.,11A of'llth-)Ate
' Business; :ainengst whi efy "are WIC J.
- a • •••
a. whh shcli-o..Epaa ,P(4.0. A !,
:„., , ,„ 1-2 '-'2t. t- .1
.2' if
. I
Sadiejle
'01 .,1 ,i,.1,11„. 1 w,•=1,
1.we.BARRE-L :OP MACHINE
• ...cepsis,ting of 12.0- 'ilexes, in the Ai.: -;•31.11
,ccni 'D.Witship of uiltbkrrv,
hui'gJ2r)t 'o'7, with 11111; of 1...tit 'No. •
.:Nearly!100 Iterei are. el eared.' • Iyht3 Farm
gtiod. stare -et, etritivafien-; thole
are • gooll av,d 11,1,1),/e.yktu.,!g
ing ber-
li To areaS des'irAtt,1)111
:bhase"d"gimil rm t, i Is a 1 433 'clianc.
Vartitialai-'s apply t.")-
11- 3 1".1' ' HENN 1N1Q3,. 1
'36,3,43ti. • .; ;I:V1sox($1-43r IP.. th
1. I .• 3 I 7. 7 • , • 1- .
LOT 0:F WINDOW, o.cY--
' e -0
1 1.! z - " „•
BEDSTEAD/ ZAPFEI '43z." CARTER
a_ses; Shop ctc,
-1.itYM*BER:, OFJ-DAR PO:8711T; dIt'CLI
Cat.044CiE WY,. and: ! many! other `articles
too numerous to mention.
!: or Sale -to lsegin:at & 1ii);,e1004,,ea-'111-
0A.SH, 1)rallt ss
J.'3-1,11,Va1
„i.a11
21 •
.
Alar• 'el- if, Ian.: 1
,
thegh4m).
;
iarpn
.1 ..1 11,1:Ci."1 1\4-11042u re 1,41441 '1111:
,
IRQ
..HAR •
riuno.
' • -1 -• '.'a , .13 r fl gl 111
'DES-IIIEE' TO CALL ITH11,1 AENT1 ON
; 'OP TlfE !PUBLiCi To 'To EIR.
: 1
;
313
11.3
. •
1 • i
311 :
1 4.,„.
•
muE, uNDERsigvgia thits ,oni-hana
Rws, which he is ,prcp. are to
1 a -nuW•IP•efil
O•of(Tipkr,
' 011
itastaattile *- '• "-- •
'TheSe- Varrows-.*;ete 1 ni'atiblaistiareci lat • : 1.'
Okutheque, 1 and fare !! .1! t., :.: 1 ,1!.! , . - o 1-1
• o 1. !!-- J
Be. st 4rozii
111.a.,1 2 „11 )..11 • 111111(1
-,‘,:,Affltartniteie kill be given. )withl leach,
that if it do, no,t,.mork„ag-tisfmtbiii1,4
it may be returned by the pureliaser-
, ,
Within thir,t'Y'claj;.
. • "0: 'd."4,1V-IY$61-: •
.,.;
gricu 1 t,t.-r,a 1,, pi plelpept Agent, -I
10,9-tf --4EAP.O.B111,: ONT,
, ' ' .7 ;
• TO, FRAMERS AND .OTHERS
N
the 13-
-
Secoild
forniati
tion to
ERS 'bd rebeived. idt the.
tion of a pew,. superktrticture-to
IDGE AT ',T. B1i0A1)41190T'S
Concession, ulley
thay' he 'obtaiikeet 'by '
Messrs. Cresswell, Walker_ 'or
Cousins., ',All (tenders =must, fbe,b;anded.
in at the next.,meeting; ot the Tucker -
smith Council, at the Daly liotelEg-
mOndirilleI :oh FRIDAY:March 1/,'.1I871.
Tenders will.also be reeeived ht -the same •
time and place for repairA to the .bridge
at Silver Creek. For further.particulars
concerning .this job apply'. to Air. D.
sPROAT.• •
l• WILLIIAM MUIR,
.109 -td _ Township Clerk.-
•
Change or Business
JUST STARTED!
AND BOUND TO SUCCEED.
milE Subscriber, Mr. THOS. LEE,
1 having purchased the btock.of
W. A. SHEARSON-I& CO.,
at a considerable.reduction on cost, he is
both able and. determined to sell to his
customers, and all those who may kindly
favour him with a call, at such 'prices as
will astonish the people of Seaforth and
the surrounding•vicinity.
He has juskreceived a large Stock of
. •
FRESH
FAMILY GROCERIES,
▪ , COMPRISING
TEAS,
SU1GAItS,
-1 COFFEES,
EIcE,
NEW FRUITS, ETC.,
Which he will sell at remarkable Low
Prices.
FLbU R AND FEED,
He also keeps constantly on hand, a large
stock of Flour and FE c-1 of every des-
cription, consisting of
FLOUR,
CORN MEAL,
OAT MEAL,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Bran, Shorts,. Oa ts, Ba rley; Peas, &c.
Flour and Feed delivered with (lispatCh
in Harpurhey, Egmonville and Seaforth,
free of charge.
1.111))d°11:11
•
11.41211
•
I
2. • a al 22%'• ,
• PI 1.
! • I" 2.
t • ; • t • k IMP2RUNT/M) : •
20 it" 1- •2
1
;
:t 1
:41
1.1
:Threshing Machines,
THE BEtt
'11'0 :PlivESENt m !JsE
- •
!These iitaehin' espossest innitimpro4e-
inaziu4.corivgAlacliirles ef.TN1k, Q§IZE,s,
one e;peci constructed for trivelling;
the`ather a smaller size. 'calculated more
'especially:for HOME USE.
So far as.their :large -Maclaine has bee
introduced, it, has given ttreITEp.Y BEST
*SAIASFACTION.
They manufactUre tilt Pitts
Iinproved Horse Power.
* In addition to the above, the subscrib-
ers manufacture. ahnost every article in
their line, auch as
SAWING MACHINES,
Capable of sawing from 50 to 60 cnrcls
wood per day,
STRAW °UTTERS,
of a Superior kind.
GANG PLOW, ,
The Latest Improved.
CTILTIVATORS AND -PLOWS,
Which cannot be mirpasSecl.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
CASTING -8
AIADE ON THE SHORTEST ;SrOTICE.
0-- •
They have a highly approved Pattern for
" SCHOOL DESK IRON.
REPAIRS IN ALL BRANCHES
Attended to Promptly'
.0V -They employ no Agents, and can
therefore give the purchaser t e aAlvan-
tage of, the commission.
They employ none but the b st skilled
labor, and material, which -warrants
.them in guaranteeing satisfac in.
INTENDING PURCHASERS "NIL PLEASE
GIVE US A CALL BEFORE B YING
FROM' OTHERS.
ZAPPE & CARTER.
143-1y-
Mentn,
Sbany horetM
ofore aite, They are
of
Alaehelers
GET MARRIED
AT ONCE, A$
FURN T E
S
25 Per Cent Cheaper
AT -
TOS. BELL'S
HE HAS ADDED
Steam ower
. •
To his Facilities,. and is now selling
SEEDS' SEEDS! Wholesale and eta114
Sp All varieties of Field a.nd Garden Seeds BE „SUP E TO CALL BIEFOILE,
PURCHASING ELSE\ HERE.
- o
• W.A14.1 ROOMS ON'Osil:E HOM.A
WOILX SHOP, (..1.4;i1);NS'ER OP
K ET SQUARE.
TURNING done on the
Shortest Notic4.
COFFINS kept eonsta tly on,
N E11:1'11
1:7. 0.
-\ A HEARSE FOR ,I -ORE.
U0,8
g,
1. BOYEIIIION S
169 tf
kept constantly on hand, -
All kinds of Produce
Taken in Exclifarge for God, at
THE HIGHEST CASti PRICES.
REMEMBER!
SHEARSON ct, CO.'S' OLD STAND r
169-tf
THOMAS LEE.
9
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