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AR D HALL
COLLINSV.
that he ha -a opened na
-NEW pi.ocK,
L') ROOM.
he hanr:roun TA -
Manufacture, .1.
a O modations for via-
ers_
will be on hand at, all sea-
COLLINS,
42Proprietor,
&- WILLIAMS
saucing the celebrated
II" STRAW CUTTER
eady met with Unri-vailed
other parts of Canada.
:to aave perfect satisfaction
ather by horse or hand pow-
"
'I:TACT CBE A NEW
1101tSEPO,WE1,
-; DRAY OW STRAW CrITERS,
opEN
ut.NNT
ads of Farming Implements
Fanning Mills,
Cultivators.
Maishinest iforse Hoes,
re, Weeilers,
;! ;Weir, l'Io-ws, _
Maehinee, .(arig Plows,
EculaLottra Plows, &c.
ENGIN-
1)EPA E.Cf MENT,
:ine of an Sizes Built,
ills' Pour
7,
laxxIL,, • }— / .
rater or steam,
all.kinde of
&EIt4TTED FPI AND
THE MOST AP-
I) MIL
WATER - WHEELS,
(.1iLtS, -SH I G f.171
BRAN DESTE RS
Is ot maeltinerar of the be
supplied en short notice
INES ND MACrn.tiEsar -
'-tuptly attended, to
SON & WILLJAMS,
_
Oth, 1S70, 1444y _
"ALE OR TO RENT,
kionea offers for sale or to -
3d. Concession of McKil-
Road, 1,1 miles frera Sco-
ne mile from Roxboro-,
'sa of land, with a. good bear -
if 24 trees, aesortt d; frame
feet, in good dindition and
able ; Aso, a svell, pumr,
1, the- premises ; the lot us -
For further particular
iroprictor on the pat misee.
JOHN YOUNG.
alt SALE.
ligildeeituation flS-eafarth,
de of Maio. Stecete
te the 'Post Office, on which
inn -wattles heahouse,
res high ; stable and wood, -
well with pump in it.
t'e-lot on Maio street is
for tile erection of storee,
ratral poeition for tusiness,
ater:Ida friim Main itn,t
ea. The lot fronting (W-
15
Used as a (I:Li-J(11_1 he
re the (holt-est se es Frtift;
„
•En.arr, plumbs,- ellerrice.
eaeberrne, currauts• and
Th.. garden is in, the high-
ation ami an educes_ an
aeretables. "For further
MePHILLIPS, P. la- S.
. 17. Int. War`
did Hotel •Stand on the
Seaforth, known as
\JIt\OF, and doing a
To-im enterprising maP,,
tat, it offers excellent in -
on eine of the leading
sae to the ;-',ait
fi wt de OITA ( E n
helerich; rented at ::-;20a a
i -rat Town Lots. Terma---
iply to
WM. M A LC OM,
\t the 1\ I arket.
i.ti23. 1871, 64-t f
FANCY CNES
. I OFF
'Tfl 1-1 TIME TO IICY
youtt
naas Presentsi
AND
:EAS _I 17,1`.S`
a a complete etock of
NO MAR JEWELRY
AND SWISS
Cheaper than
ever,
1.670. 57.!
11ARcn 10. 1871,
THE
U
RON ,EXPOS
TOR.
Ssznopls of"The New Sohooll3ill.
1. Thiblie schools shall be hoe
schools. School Boards in cities,
towns and villages mal levy' -en
guardians .or pareiitjs 20 cents per
wealth for book., stationery, &c.
' 2. Adequate acco4imodation must
be provided for scholars. .
3. Every child fro na 7 to 12
.,
yemrs must attend sehool 4 months
in the year, or be otlter wise educated,
"or parents and guardians . can be
.. tined.
4. A Police Magistrate or JustiCe
of the t'eacemay be appealed to by*
trustees- in regard to infraction of
law, atIll a fine of Ef,5 and upward6
inflicted on guilty parties.
5. County Inspectors appointed
instead of lec d Superintendents.
i -
They shall have charge of not less
-;arel MA' more than 50 and 120
schools. -
6. Each city and town -shall be -
a County for sehool puiposes accord -
mg to the Act.
-7. Qualific ttion. ot Inspectors
decalefl and prescribed by shzt,11
thawed of Public Instruetion.
S, ELch Ciunty Council, and
in, cities and towns each Board of
• School Ttaistees shall have the ap-
pointing or 1 us petOrs th us qtialiGed.
They •may be disniissed atple isure
1)v- the Gnititv or Board appointing
them. or by the Limit, Governor in
Council.
9. inzspectors Shaik Ilya over-
sight 0x -et- all public sc1ioo1i4iii their
dist ricti.
10. The Tr-ty of citiy a id town
Inspe-tors sh dl be det,et n1Lued by
the B )ard appoiating, the n. The
County In..to sIiall have from
the 0 platy Council $5 per school,.
_ in addition to the $5" per school
rom G.)ceentnent.
11. These appointing bodies shall
appoint examiners a tca.chNS. One
1AIl b.; the Inspector. The otheis,
a lot eKeeading five, mu.s..t•have
iwesertbed •b -y the Council _of
IPutTh.c instruction.
12, The Council of Puhlic Instruc-
tion shall prescribe tile programme
for examinations, a_ad shall classify
teachers. First \class awarded by
CoAncil of Public Instruction, and
2n -di and ard by the Board of EMallat-
nem. Existing cor tifieates shall re-.
tuain in form
13 -NT History, Agriciel,-
tural Querni73try, ' lischanis s and
AgricOture may < be taught in
. 14. A. two -third vote of freehold-
ers aed hcu selio?der- in al Township
may cause .the Township Council to
3nake a - Township ens, school Man-
• 15, After 1871, no SChOol ec-.
tion shall contain less than '50 re'si
cleat children between 5 and 15
- years of age 'unless the section cop -
tains more than four square miles.
• 16. A majmity of Trustees or five
retepayers can appeal to the Co-Unty
a0.2lin,s6 13r -Ls or resolutions of
T'Downship Council in regard tp for-
nnthon oittalteration of School" Sec-
tions. TIC'e County Council can
appoint itot less than 3 and net
more than 5 to investigate two of
these ittust be the. inspector and
c..;ountv Judge.
17. Owitc:rs of land are compelled
to sell at I-du:Ilion, land for school.
purposes, if not withiu 100 yards
of an orchard, g,ardenr ,lzpleasure
ground. or dwelling hottm
-S When changes or fcl)rtnatie-ti of
kr. Gladstone and is Pecu-
1 arities.
The triati from whOm Air.
,
Eton s Govenlotent471 ost to fear
dna, g the *approachin seSsion* is
probt iMr.. GladSto a himself.
In ne.. sense, ;Mr. Gli, dstene has
enjo ed greater ipopulari y than any
othei English tatestna . :dnd
of halo :has so iehow s urrounded
him nthe t)op t Lir imagination. He
hits. i ventel tlt may e called the
theology of politics and tis ate -
tion vitt, the )eople is rather that
_of a apostle . pastor than of a
polit cian. Eye now, notwithstand-
ing t le genera .diSconte t hi in -
linen -over the .tna;ses f w07.76ng
d midde-class p ople, Who
men an
him only through 1 is spee hes, •
I Very cot siderable
yularity the coun-
ineasu of
Ise ,of 'OnF
)ers ma
ions the
eneement of the p esent Par-
nt, they :,..eflected ere arly
xternal in rres-ciion. about Mr.
tone than any pre ions 1 ouse
niolons. 'But Mire years ave
ce. .The'e is n diS-
t that " he pe ple's
rshined less ei tint,
ilt thos who are
• ht. into c. ose pers nal cc itact
him than -1. ty Ina ses afar off,
lam :he only a oice nd
6ornet ,ma be d to
consegnel ces of am -
1 -the pr -y-erb N arns
almos sat.:
WM-
tist
But
Gladst ne's
n tha as -
is sely
ict,ttorial spirit, and
vant of an, vait of oeniali y to
or disgan e TI ere s me-
altaost4 t oxce siye
nes3 -aud humility of his- lan-
when .sp aking of liimSelf, and
oubt he is perfe01 sibethe in
so. His arrogan e is m con-
s, but is at the le s offe sive
. Ile is too res lute
knoc
is sti
Glad-lone.s po
try las never men the
his p Pularity theiro
mon,. When he mem
ed fr ,sh from the elec
corn
liam
tlhe
Gtad
0
nh.ad a differe
duising the fa
Wiliam" is w
siast cally by
bron
with
to N
nein
the € angerous
iliar-tv, of whi
The cold,
ie teM per f the 1-I use of
itself in i, s social Ispect,
be taken into .account.
ran reas n of -Mr.
nal unpo)ularity
ly, is und ubtedly
us.
u rni
mon,
also
the t
pers
sem
dogu atic and
e
softe
thin
meel
guag
no
doin
sciot.
to those arounc
in ta
malt
in al
straa
to t
need
!Man
ded
self,
mental chiefs *
.and nerely int
gene 7 or whet
to :11
deal
on 11
beco,
to c.
Iris
But
thi3
self
ing his
rs of gent
Sorts of _
•
is sulfide
le: death*.
ess irrita
er, and t
by the P
ing into
insr ead so'
wan
0•101.
a
look
crue:,_;
as r
dist)
ofia
Mr.
wn way,
inc imp
rifles. -
t matter
• A vast
is et.
e misch
7emier's
very qu
leaving
� defend
er-posing
his• op' ems
reat
wed
fore
gle ha vied
ch anc the
its -de ails.
doubt that
use he
it should be so.
0
not on
rtance
he stilt
for a b
amoun
used in
ef is e
ondue
y
but
I iest
ittle"
of
this
•han-
s for
stion
him -
the depart -
themselves,
n an emer-
s
expressly called fo.. A
of Com nyi -eration was best
in la -it ye,r and -the year 1
Ise he wa left A
rry the Lish Chu
Land th -ough all
-believe there is n
vas so- sit Inlv bec
those that
ed to 471.v all the ltonor and
ftor hirus df; and v6u1d have
,d askance at any of his collea.-
who .came to divid ;Ills labors,
they rivals than he per. This
sition haS becieme more marked
e iustead of diminisl ing. When
s a qui,-.-stion the other day of
thilders leaving theCabinet on
accottnt of:his broken h.alth. Mr.
Gladstone would not- hear of it,
,
of sections zire made, notice as given The had got 'oh very well w it'll On t
by County Inspector, to Clerk, of4 Mr 311-411t, w-ty DO itilQ.tit :W.
.
":_vtuaicipaiity, the ReeYJialld COnnty Chit lei -s? WAeu he w is re:minded
-Inspector, to equalise as!Sessinent. that
19.- Any ratepaYer can compel -pare,
the 0 leek to prepare and furnish a Firs
luap of School division: . - sent
-20. Trustees can provide a resi- tal
donee for teacher. \ . imp rtan t and responsill le kind, the
21. Reports of Trustees much the.- oPreanier at once thsposcjd of all ob-
4-latne, aS nowjectians by say -.-.ng he w uld hi:Itself
22. AnY Trnstee can givelnotice undertake Mr. Ohuldelb'I duties. If
of a trustee meeting. „ two or three ether Miristers W ere
23. Trustees held personally res- to go too, he would feel himself, 1
ponsibl3 for till school moneys,
2.5. In differences, if die contend-
ing parties do not appAat an
_Arbitrator, the County Inspector
ettri go on w WI the arbitiation with
the arbitrator appointel, and in case
they should. not agree, 'the Inspec-
tor haS a - second vote.
26 _Arbitrators present at ' any Parlia,T nent.-London Co -respondence
law Cul nie 2 Li LI g Can aNyzIrd. a,nd dec.i.le. -New York' l'iLies.
without, t,t)sciat ones, or a.djourn for
tell days.
27 and 2S. Show how cases are
-brought before, Dvisiota* Courts and
how appealed from. ' .
211. 8111111nel: vacation from 15th
July to 15th August, In public
Schools. 1
• A 13 indoor of the following cPauses
:ire not much changed nom. prc,sent,
iv.w. .
42. A - board of City,' Town, or
Village may _est,. Wish an Industrial
sehool for •Vagra it Children.
Ire
Mr. Bright's offict
ively a• ditiecure,
Lord of the Ad mi
da vast amount of
etivity, and that o
• Was C0111-
'hereas the
•a.lty repre-
departanen-
the most
ave no-• dont t, quite
flhlirg , their places So
should never be' ni:sSed
Mr. Gla(lstone is a grea
-and these -are only foibl
just -such foibles
dangerous pit -falls for a
deal rig with a. savag
capable of
that- they
No doubt
statesman,
s, but. then
rhich Make
minister in
or Sulky
43. To stippert a SuPeranuated
fund, each -twwher sl:a.1 pay ail
annual avian of C f JTs wi low ot
lteits I receive file a„nieunt paid
in, with interest at 7 1. Cc cent per
zumnill. Female teachers may p),-y-
(Ita the s tine terms. • •
44. High Schools shall have a
- -v4eLtioe. from. Ist (la; of July to
HOUSE AND LOT
OR SALE.
J
_
tr. IP c..T-4
P -t(
474
HARNESS, D
BRIDLEs,
MAIN STREET, AP'
1 A BRICK ge TTAGE, 6 x 36. frame '
barn mid stable, half an c IC of land,
plan eel with ;heicest fuit times, all
bear lig, a good Ira, etc. Likewiee a
part lot coat& irig six .. Cresil indn.e or
1ss,J in the higl est state e 1 dials ation,
y &milled , nd inailur
I with tn othy an(
.id with a. new sub,
it • This l.)L. s admit
nursery cr a market
i abos e property . s situated
of T. oxboroug a on
Alai land, 2.ffeet al
river. on a goad g
mile - from. Sc f nth
ply io .(0B
. new
dow-
fenc
fene
for
Orel oC August.
These are the most 5,mportant-
J9.iises (.,f. the new bill.
r 2.El-1110p, De,
N TiCE
T 1 TAvE sou
J. M.
(10 " well t
diately upon sec
eztfwth, Dcle,
14
my
Mr(:
0.Se
eisn
237.
d, and 4eeded
c1ovC1, and
board
apted.
-illagc
f the
tantial
ably, at
garden.
in the
the iank.s
ove the level if the
vel road, and two
Terms easy Ap-
SC0'17,
Roxboadesh. WOre. JO
Come e -s yoii good fol who want Har -
fl(,
Substantial, low-priced, good and neW,
At 'WILSON'S, Main trpet, Seaforth,
An excellent stock y may view.
The stock is °Wriest by AME!; WILSON
Whose work is so hi -sh y renowned ;
The shop is" on Main .s reet, SCaforth,
Tis a place may easi y found.:
Here are plenty of bite
Sursingles anti saddl s
There is nothing can e
They'are justNo. l' A
Here are lots ef good 1
That will keep fro
cold.;
And the -fly nets, so-
rn
er,
Trimmed with bine,
• mild.
sidles and curbs
so fine,
I their make,
and prime.
la kets for winter
i7our horses the
• eful for Sums
een, yellow and
If
I
Crack up whips of every lescription,
For the stage coach c rriage or hand,
At JAMES WILSON'S shop, Seaforth,
May always be had t onnbarat
Here are sponges and On 1)5 arid rosettes
All useful and good n their waas;.
With long and short ti in abundance,
knd. Harness that. d n' bretk in a day.
Po .tinanteaus and Tru 1s of all kinds
1
alises of a quality p cy and rare,
neln se,
IES WILSON
If yon should desire t
rio the shop of J
repair.
N w come, and that
delay,
Excellent bargains
• can,
• At, the "Saddle and H rn
And remember JAM
the man.
*th ut further
a,ke while you
ss Emporium,"
S WILSON'S
keep constantly oi h 4 6 stock of
PORTMA rEAUS, VAL-
,
ISES AND 11411.P.S.'
Horse Collars a d. Blankets,
And every article co in cted with the
busine -s.
TRUNKS, V A. sISES,
HARNESS, SADDLES tad ,BRIDLES,
Made to -d r,
J 'ILSON
•
165-tf
TRAVE RS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD
411E AND
CONN.,
CCIDENT
NCE.
?tin) UP_ C PITAL,
$500 00
Cash Assets.. .6'1,600,000
TH
RAVELERS,i iliSURANCE
001Ii) NY,
OF liAllrITOI
Giants LIFE and. ENI OWMED1T POL-
iciles upon the
ILO W- RATE 0 STI PLAN,
hich combine =ale seeurity and
cheapness of cost, u der a definite
0
rabt.
NO UNCERTA la Ty 'about the
a,iouut of prennuni.
NO 13UTHER abon notes.
INTEREST 1: 14.1 : for the use
of your own nion.ey.
NO ASSEM.SS.E.NTS,Ipresent or pres-
ets:N-0. 1
NO DISA 01.NT:ill:NTS in regard
to imp(t
ossible widdle s.
NO DEDUCTIONS of loans, notea. or
ot er written obligaf on,', when the Ind-
ic beconiee a
NO 0 VER-PA.IM NTS of premium.
NO- DOUBT but w alb you have all
t insurance you pay for.
NO QUEST.I.0 bi t swha you have
re iable insurance at 1 slest ost.
ACCIDENT DE ).) 11'1 IENT.
It has issued over T ITU. dred ThOu-
Sa d Ueneral •Aid ,L)( tittles, ells-
bi rsing in payinent ,742 claims under
them, a sum averagiiii al.;out Seven Hun -
died. Dollars per day u the entire pe-
riod.
Daring the last tw- 31-% e miniths there
were written this: departinent, .1s911,359
General- Aceident Policies, on which! the
tgross prernitinis were $5'.21,710 30. Theire
were paid:1,319 claim.. for death or whol-
ly disabling injury bY ac ident. Of these
• fatal and I,' 66 fur non-fatal
1870. ' 158,e1. injmies.
DEBTORS.
book accounts to
r,E( Mil. -Debtors
-W,th him home-
ig their aecennts.
M. F. LUNTON.
1870, •
7 •
. 'N.
Agent, ST
LD BTLI
onager, Ha
. FOSTE.
T§ONs
A -FORTH, Ont.
.7, Esq.:,
ten, Ont.
eneral Agoit-, Montreal, Q.
!iGo-1.3t4
N TE LOST.
JOST, on .r- about the 18th clay, of
February 'eat, a note rif hand, made-
bylithaties 0' eill and James McLach-
lan, in favor f John Kelly, for the sum.
of $35, and be ring date, McKillop, Oct.
24, 1870, and sayable twelve months af-
ter date. T1 e public are hereby eau-
tioned.againsii purchasing or .negotiating
said note as afayment has been stopped.
169-4t -• JOHN KELLY.
PHOICE
911IEsubscr
coneistin
coneeea-ion of
being Lot Nci.
Nearly 100 ac
is in a good
tire good buil(
ing orchard.
chase a good
For pardon
168-3t
FARM FOR SALE.
ber offers for sale his Farm:
of 120 acres, inthe sixth
he Township of .1.:1lrn1)erry,
7, with part of Lot No. 8.
es are cleared. The Farm
tate of cultivation; there
ings and a fire young bear-
"
To parties desiring to pur-
Parm, this is- a.rre chance.
ars apply to
JAMES HENNING,
Wroxeter P. 0.
Seafoi
ZAPF
DESIRE TO
OF THE
tit Folutdlli
& CARTER
GALL THE ATTENT, ON
PUBLIC TO THEIR
IMPROVED
Threshrng Machines,
THE BEST
AT P ESENT IN USE.
These macl
ments on any
manufa,cturin
one especialls
the. other a, si
i nes possess many improve -
heretofore mask, They are
Machines of TWO STZES,
constructed for travelling;
tiller size, calculated more
especially for HOME USE.
So far as t ieir large machine has bee
introduced , i has given the VERY BEST
8ATISFAC ION. -
They ma urfacture the Pitts'
I Improved:Horse Po-wer,
In additioi -to the above, the subscrib-
ers nianufact ire almost every article in
their line, such as -
SAWING MACHINES,
Capable of sa 211g from 5,0 to 60 cords of
vood per atty.
STR W CUTITERS,
of a:Superior kind.
G &NG PLOW,
The Latest Improved.
CULTIVATORS AND PLOWS,
Winch. Cannot be surpassed.
—o—
DESCRIPTION OF
STIN GS
MADE ON HE SHORTEST NOTICE.
: EVER
—0—
They have a bighly approved. pattern for
SCHOOL DESK IRONS.
.REPAIRS IN ALL BRANCHES
Attended to Promptly.
as- They ethploy no Agents, and can
'therefore give the pal -chaser the advan-
tage of thee( mmission.
They eniplOy none but the best skilled
labor, and Snaterial; whieh warrants
them in guaranteeing "satisfaction.
INTENDING PURCHASERS WILL PLEASE
' GIVE US 4. CALL BEFORE BUYING
ROM °TITERS.
ZAPFE & CARTER.
143-]•y—
GET MARRIED
AT ONCE, AS
FURNITT, E
15
25 Per Cent Cheaper
A T
Tft�'S. BELL'S
WJ]REi0QM
a.
IIE HAS ADDED
•To his Factillties, and is now selling
holesaie and Retail.
TAVERN FOR SALE. -
The subscriber offers FOR SALE the
TAVERN known as the New Dominion
Hotel, in the villieee of Bloevale. This
Had, having been lately refitted, is
now capable for the acd remodation of
the traveling public; having good sta-
bling, with large driving -shed 30 x 20
. feet; also a -large Bill -room over the
shed. There is an excellent well close to
. the shed, with Ipurnp in good order. The
land. attached to the hotel consists of
half an acre ofexcellent land, well ad-
• apted for gardening purposes, with a va-
riety of choice young fruit trees. This
hotei is situated a few rods north of the
Wingham road in the village, this being
the feeding road from Wroxeter to Wing -
ham, Lucknow, Kincardine, &C. This
hotel will be sold. for cash, or, it the
purchaser cannot pas- it all, a balance
can remain onbond and mortgage for
oue year. The purchaser can buy the
tavern fittings, stoves, chairs, bedsteads,'
etc. For particulars apply on the presra
ises to WILLIAM ROSS,
Proprietor.
Bluevale, Nov. 23, 1870. ' 158-d
FARM FOR SALE..
mHE underairmed offers for sale Lot
No. 20, 8th Concession,- Morris, con-
sisting of 100 acres, 14 miles from .Sea -
forth, Ws miles from the Northern Gravel
Road, 70 acres Cleared, Well fenced, shed
barn, 30x50 feet ; log house, I8x24 feet;
frame granary, 16x24 feet, well finished;
a bearing orchard of 30 trees ;720 acres
of gooti hardwood land ; acres of logs
ging to be cleared up; a never -falling
epring creek running through the farm.;
there is a sehool-house onthe lot.—
The above property will -be sold. for
- $2.000; $1,550 cash, and dine 'for the
balance. Apply on the premises to the
proprietor.. . WM. BurroN,
168-4* • Walton Post Office.
LEAVING H URON.
1140T 3,1N THE 3rd, CONCESSION,
Better known. as the
WILLIAM THOMPSON FARM
Is offered for sale, it is admitted by all
who know this Lot, that for ereps and
stoCk it has no superior in the county.
Address,
BOX 175, Seaforth.
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870. 152 -
TO TI -IE PUBLIC AT LARGE!
0
H. OLIVER,
• SIGN or larE
MAIN STREET,
SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choiceassortment of light and heavy
harness, whips, bells, horse clothing; etc.,
kept constantly on hand.
Repairing promptly attended to, and
charges moderate. Remember the place I
sign of the Scotch Collar, Main Street,
Seaforth.
16:3tf W. H. OLIVER.
McIntyre 84 Willis;
MANUFACTURERS CF
BOOS 2 SHOES
Ere , ETC,
A LL kinds of work manufactured from
the best material, and on reasonable
terms.
' A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.
Shop one door south of JOHN LO -
STORE, and nearly obposite
THOS. Main 8t. Seaforth,
Seaforth, Oct. 13, 1870. 149.
JOI-IN BRIGHAM,
Exchange -Broker, and. Railway Ticket
. Agent,.
Houghton's Hotel,
Opporite T: Railway Station,
SE AFORTH, ONT.
Through Tiekers issued to all points
in the' 'Western States, California and
11ed River, at reduced rates, afferding
the 'greateet facilities to Emigrants.
All necessary information given re-
specting Land Agencies, etc.
( It EENBA.0 K S,
'Bonds, Conpons and undue -east 'Money,
Gold and. Silver Coin, "bought and sold
at best rates. • 167-tf
SEAFO TH
Sash, oor and
BLIND FACTORY.
0
TIE Subscril.ars beg kave to thank
their numerous customers for the
1 liberal patronage extended 10 -them sinec
1 connilenCing business in ••:eafort.h., and
trust thali they will be favoredwith a
, .. continuance of the same.
BE SUBE - TO CALL "BEFORE Parties intending to build would. de
PURCHASING IMSEIVHERE. I well to give them a call, as they evil:
I continue to keep on hand a large. -.:.tock
f all kiials of
WARE ROOMS OrPt /SITE TIT OMAR
DRei Pig. LUMBER7 SASHES
WORK SHOP, C'ORNER OF MAR- 1 DOORS 1.1LINDS
KET SQUARE.
TURNING, done on th6.
Shortest :N otice.
CCM hl,S kept constantly on
han41.
A EARS:7.. FOE -t-U.
Jur 30, 1670.
•
SHINGLES LATH, Sfe
Thev feel confident of giving atisfaot
to those who 1.11:1V favour eln in with
their patronage, as none but
first claas workmen are
FU
(I Irnp rter and manufacturer of all km' ds
SEAFORTH
NITURE I;VAREROONIS.
AL ROBERTSON
II
SOF
OF
VSEHOLD FERTITURE
,
Such as
S,
LOUNGES,
CENTRE TABLES,
MA1 TRASSES,
DIN NG & BREAKFAST TABLES,
BUREAUS,
, CHM R S, and
BEDSTEADS,
In Great Variety.
. R. has great eimidence in offer-
ing his goods' to the public, as they are
made of Good Seasoned Lumber. and
by lilint-Class Workmen.
Coffins made to Order
' iOn the Shortest Notice.
WOOD TURNING
Done with Neatness and. Despatch.
Wareroonas :
IVO DOORS SOUTH SHARP'S
"HOTEL, airs Street.
Seaforth, Jan'y 21st, 1870.
57-tf.
No Armistice.
JOHN LOGAN
T_T4S declared War against the mer -
xi candle opposition of Seaforth, with
a large and varied stock ef ataunition on
hancl., in the shape of
11"c2- GI -001D S
• —AND—
OilOCERIES,
Which for quality, style and cheapness
cannot be conquered with fair play.
The following are epeeial lines;—
FANCY DRESS GOODS, WIN-
CE S, (Plain and ,Checked,) LUS-
TR S, POPLINETTS, FRENCH
M RINOS,.PRINTS, POPLINS,
GR Y COTTON, BLEACHED
1)0 1, FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
CL UDS, HOODS, HOSIERY,
NTLES, GLOVES, FINGER -
IN 1 YARN, READY - MADE
OL THING, HATS & CAPS,
TWEEDS, COTTON_AND FLAN -
„NEL SHIRTS, DitAWERS, SU-
GARS, TEAS, TOI3A000ES,
B, ISINS, CURRANTS, SPICES,
&c.,
Too numerous to mention;
AT THE
Manchester House!
MAIN STREET,
SE4ORTH,
No -v. 15, ism 152-tf.
LITAISDEN
Has just received a Fresh Stock oi
PURE ID' RUGS
AND
CHEMICALS
Toilet and. Fancy Soaps, Combs, Hair,
Tooth and N ail Brushes, French,
English, and A-neriean.
PERFUMER'Y
CENUINE DYE STUFFS,
• G uaranteed to be of the best quality.
Horse and CattleMedieines
Condition Powders,
Physicians prescriptions carefillly and
accarately dispensed.
TXMSDEN,
f.".•
'THE
Turon tApra,g;ittiat.
15 rtaiLL-inED
EVERY FRIDAY M URN ECG,
,SBAFORTH.
TERMS.
$1.50per annum, in advance ; if not
so paid $2.00 will be charged. No eubs-
cription taken for a shorter period than
three months.
ADVERTtSDNG RATES.
TRANSIENT. .
Per line, first insertion, 8 cts ; valise -
Ipent insertions; 2 ets, each time. Ad-
vertisements nwaSnred by a scale of eolid
, brevier. No advertisement taken for
less than One -Dollar.
CONTRACT RATES
One Column for One Year. - - $60 ,00
” Six Months, - - 35 00
" Three " - 20 -00
- ' One Year, - 35 00
" Six Months, - 20 00
" Three _(-- - - - 12 00
Quarter " One Year, - - 20 00
• 12(0
S0()
- 1200
s10
- 50<)
C C
c linden -11. -
te-e- Particular attensien raid to Custom
Planing
BROAI TOOT & GRAY.
Six 'Months -
" Three "
" One Year,--
" Si) -
" Three " - -
A iiverti?,ernents. -withonf sp'ecifie direc-
tions, wji1 lie inserted till forbid, •and
charged aceordingly.
MeLEAN BROTH-I:RS,
1:TeD0 Y. TULEAN. F-ablishera.
ALLAN LicliitT.