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IIE SEAT
ntiwr Yard.
& MACDONALD
norm the public that they have
. LUMBER YARD inSeaforth,
arson's Mill, on the ground for-
wa az a. Lumber Yard, by Mr.
Lee.
will keep constantly mi band
tortment of ALL KIN ).-4OI
:R, dressod and undressed.
ATH AND- SIIINGLE,
hich they are prepared to sell at
H.t possible prices, for Cash.
rs and tithe's.; will find it to their
!te tt inspect our atock, and ae-
oar prices before tatrehasieg is-
a,t we are in a poeition to oiler
iuct molts to easir pu reit est. rs.
• BEE & MAC1ONAL1).
rth, iYtc29, 1.'570. 160 -ti
NORWAY OATS.
s•ears aeta the sullscrilier ul>tamed
11 ToN.ra & CeauK, New Yerk.„
1.). W. Ilastsaatefa Norway Oats,
t la 1 paid, laser Dollarscal sewed.
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11 (me -third of an acre al1itikA2taifIcAl
L:iye Bushels ;1 sowed dale again.
It and have no a quantity oxl.
f othr far sate at the follow -
one bushel to ten, one
bushel ; ten beabels and up-
aseveraty-tive cents tr laishelea-
re the moat. TY1'141eVc..: 0
1*;it that
- a •
(.ext tried fl this part of the calm
warrant the above true to name
1,e from any fool aeols„
E ) WA lala TURNER
(sonitla
:Let 2t);. :2111 Oar.,n E. 1:6•1-,S*
F For.
Ztlale 1 1t \o. 22. 13:th Coneeseien
kvirship of aleKi'.lep, coitatiniuse
(untlrett Acres, forty live of which
(treal, well -fenced, and a nes1 r
rain of of water- runs three -eh o"e
NO buildiues. A.lso, the nnex-
term 0F eiebt years of the I( ase of
11 Lots 27 and 28, 12t1 ct;ne• ssion,
ihe privilege of pm-elm:411g at area-
; Purehive money e'1;27 --i. to exttral
period of teat yeare. This let is
-all land. For further parriettials
• to the undersigneo.
THO,MAS t•Vr EPHENS,
Seafortla
mary II, 1871. 16•141
,1140114-5sY TO LEND -
Farm er desirable Villvt Preperty
6.1, per cent. Paymeuts made to
ate:burrower. Apply to
A. G. •MeDOUGALle
lance Agent and
Coininisaioucr, 1etatforth,
-JOBS SP:ATI*Elt
.Exaltasige Braker,
Seaftirth,
miary 13, 1871. 1 2 -Gni
;'1' THE 1.IIING VOR ALL.
WARM; CH E.:kV' ssaND- -GOOD
FOR ALL CLASSES,
tt varied taste around we see,
11CreVer we may press, I
t Fashions gay, fur -wark or platy,
L eery 01!
MISOILS se eoaturnt.s
1, sit beauties daily spring-,
dirt AN LAIN's DatiintainS
fame, .
Lir all it's just the thing.
those who bask in princely halls,
;Elio lead the world of dress
those in humble spheres of -life
etir opiniona to express.
L tete and ail those facts endorse,
Chief' throuh all Canada ring,
Astesesoaa Ciothieg is fur ail,
11 truth, the very thing.
field sports. boating trips and. taurs,
oetetu, rail or road, •
a appropriate in each, pa.rt,
ttbstantial. smart and go(4.
••,n41Tuteit. Tirr;t-eiai4s -work,
.nd artists bring
eeadened kuowledge, and, of
roauce it just the thing.
suit all wearers, ample Garb -
fully now di:pls.:, ed ;
s choice is most astounding, too, --
he jit thestrade.
5-avinees. now, to meet the times,
eoliecausly pal(11,611a,
.y, purchase, then, Anderson's dress ;
a;i the verybang,
chic" S•toek c.f Scarfs, Ties, (',,liars
i (uff:: always on nand.
"1 K AN1)iiSO"
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Nierehant
Seaford', t nstario.
WAI. -N. -WATSON-
11,1,:v.A.),.- HAS ON 11A.NI) TIIE
BEST
CEGrfiACHES
THEMARK ET,
ither for Family use. ar fur Mearufae-
rino purposes. Both single -threaded.
'id double -threaded* and ha -a -stitch
arhines can be supplied.
'erfeet satistartion gaaranttedand,
-strueti,,ns given to purchasers gratis-.
\VM-. N. AVATON
.•-ai a ts,5 insure property atfaiwt Fire and
arine Disaster, and hi and Limb
esenst death znels aecideut, with- the
-t Cempanies, beine Agent for
Lfeerpaol azul Londou and Globe,
Ihed:sh.
PrevinciaI nf Caeada, (Cereein..)
:he ;ore t listriet u turd, id:, ee and
Farrn.)
Nie etra Diatrict. -alutual, (Village
atol l'arm.
e Trevettra of Hartford, j1.1fe and.
Ateeident.f-
tisseLihcrulliv,:l sfrd nd
Iirmnptlp
()NEV To LEN1)
Lt motivrat r:!tos. (vf int( rcst.. No (Aga-
aitti ',titr,Int,flo.•ratt-.
.Mtqathasiih, iaateta.tu tenittfhle
:taets,es. AI, A -
\-M1)- cit-AcKS. .\ victim ef early
heltsch e ea eau: lee vele..; de -oh
rtv. prtmater, tried.
• in vent et -my 10.veri had renae'y, has a
neems se:f-cure, v bit i -will
see 1 ft-, 0 et Altar CS'S
.; . P. LE, 7a New
k. 162-6m
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MARCH 17 1871.
The First of the Credit System.
The first Occasion on which we
hear of an organized system of cre-
dit is when Joseph„imortgaged the
cdtle, lands and even the persons of
all the Egyptian people, in order to
pay for the corn he supplied them
frora the state granaries. The end
of the seven years' famine found the
Egyptians not only paupers, bit
bondsmen, sowing Pharaoh's land,
and compellectto pay for the privilege
of doing it, twenty per cent. of the
crop to Pharaoll'areasury for cm.
Nvitillout equity of redemption. The
Egyptians' had no previous experi-
ence of Jews excepting A.braharn,
inolifensiv o old patriarch, who
-Came to Egypt because he was hun-
gry—and he gotPllaraoh into trouble
--they had never seena Jew before.
It is therefore higi- v probable that
rememberanee -'01\ seishs fiscal
,‘ policy while 0 atneellor ( f their ex-
chectuer, contributed in D:0 small dc -
gree te the severity with which they
afterwards ground down and oppress-
ed the children of Israel. But the
fact especially noticeable about the
introdecti on of credit is this—bank-
ruptcy and credit came in together ;
Joseph, left Egy pt a nation of bank-
riyts. And ever, since that time,
bound together iy an inuissoluble
bond of union (bo2ute, in fact, of bills
and promissory notes.) thuse Siamese
1. twins, bankruptcy, and credit, have
gone cn together,,iand will go on to
thrive, until one of the twain. get his
death -blow. It IllatteVS 110t which ;
then the other will clie a natural
death. --Chambers' Jolt7-72C6/.
.01,040,
Sensible idea- about Vislting.
The French gentry are adopting
the plan of inviting gists by series
to their chateaux. And eaeh invi-
tation sok forth the exact stay, as
well as the day he is to com% Not
a bad plan either.. A family may be
very glad to see a friend on a gven-
day, and.to entertain that hie -ad for
a;given ; and yet it might be
very annoying and incoavenient to
have that visitor at any other time
or to have his visits prolonged. It
is the unexpectedness and length ot
visits which vex l_fret families
more than anything else. The ease
with which people can now get about
produces such a rage for visiting,
and hospitable families are really
in danger of being worn out and
rendered utterly Wretched, if not
actuallyimpoverislled, by the swarms
of friends who find it convenierd
and pleasant to make these hospit-
able& their tetilporary homes, while
engaged in their own business or
pleasure. No considerate or well-
bred person will ever presume, to
make a friend's house a stopPing
place even for a day, without having
first ascertained whether such a
course would be convenient and
agreeable to that Mend • an should
never overstay the time designated,
except on the Most urgent invites
tion. f
Mark Twain on the Training of
Children.
Having reflected deeply for half
an hour upon the subject of .dornes-
tic dikipline, I feel like sparing a
few -Suggestions relative to the best
method of bringing up childreC
- Being a bachelor without children,
my suggestions are likely to be as
disinterested as if I had never seen
a child.
AeCording to my observation, the.
most dinicult time to bring up chil-
dren is in the morning. -You do
sometimes, though seldom, bring
them up in the mOrning by yelling
at them but the effectiveness of
this process diminishes with its re-
petition, even when not neutralized
:by the- children's trick of stopping
their earS ANith the bed -clothes. The
only prompt, effective and absolute-
ly tellable method is to bring- them
up by the hair If your child has a
good, healthy scalp, without any
tendency to baldness, this method
- will work with m os t gratify-
ing ellinieneY.. Try it about
o-nce tweek and you will be
surprised to cbsetve how its influe- wh
epee will extend through the six fon
da' interval inspirinir hour child opi
,
with the li-veliest poS'Sible intet est in twit
the splendid pageantry•of sunrise.
To bring up a darling child by the
ltair reouires some enerey and firm -
me tee correct his careless re
(when he was reckoning,: k.pro
in shillings), that five times t
was sixty-two and a' half.
said he, dim bii'ig dyer his spect
and surveyingme grim y, ye
you know morein 3otir fabher,
Come 'ere to we 1" His invit
was too pressing tc
for -a fe‘v exc Ali
reposed in bittr'h
his left knee, 1 ith
embrace of his left
1 didn't see im ,•deincl)nstrat0 his
mathetna.tical acc itacy,1 with i the
palm of his right ..) aud oh the large
est i arch of the ousers, but 1 felt
that the •old illaik was right; . and
when, after compl tely 1 aradicating
di e M ul tiplica lion table, he asked
low tnncl :fi‘ e times twelve
I insisted with -tears in my
that it 'was ,6 2 :and a half
,:,
1he; "I'll lear•r3
ther if I have to
mes a days Now
orses 'n be lively
ntleman did not
for i.m. 5.0 wane
am atony - rheu-
mat'en disableinn • , and even
the he confiat ed 0 in,pire me with
awe until I was ' thor
vine d that h s d -a,bi
man nt.
nqguestioni
croNNning grac of
you tell :your hi]
and •e steps
- advi 'able to ki
him a rap acro
him ' that's wl
in tle-*ay of
ing lacrity, a
mand..
ark
lem
Piste
So
cles,
link
aey 7
tion
be declined, and
ting momeritts 1
umiliation a3ross
tidy netpk in the
arm.
-Me
was,
eyes
TI
ye t
tlira:
go'n
too
pen)
at's r ig I t ' sa'
respect y
.1), ye twel t'
Water thei 1 h
The old g
it my resi ect
until th in
d
_0
Ann
siti
enol
orn
-wel
will
a
• you
pro
1
tighly con
itv was per-
, -
obedience ,is the
hildlood. When
10 qo anything
6 why, it is-
firnily fetch
-, and inform
will soon get
with charm -
rd of COLD-
veterate and
lren is inqui-
.
nconsiderate/
gratify their
you may as .
ate, for you,
eir questions
id in a 'week
1 pelessly cote,
re child is a
sable discon-
lYou cannot
1 inueli rev-
•, --3 ignorance
out of three
s w il.enongh to
i-fues ien now and
ce ti
1
Yqu
you
you
nd then they will
dentj and self-re-
trai -ed by venera:
you ead open
t h ls so much
u
—,
ting some of
o enqui
diy bu
s t e ea
Y
tarLing,
• tl e , w
e of the St ii
ying traitsof
eness If yet are
gh ter! atte
ivorous • c
prepare
berioraplu
zen times
• sagacity N
ised; A
mar azine of
cert ng contin
exp et childre
ere ce for a •pe
the can expo
tim s trying.
ans els an- ea
the just to :6
can do so wl
wh n they con
tell theni--"
or, 'Stint up
gro U1):lUd and onl
tio from split
to f
info
it o
I
citli
'effe
the
NVot
ly i
oiv
in
froi
mp
to
sed
A --a
ilI
to
di
q
y; a
be/ 11
veva
Ina iswe
dre
t hav
•ren wh
e t ice
It
sy
nvi
cn
et
h,
THE IPIJRON EXPOSITOR,
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when ill, they must
his presence. Un a
makes marginal co
the officials who ha
them understand.
on according to a"
and the King has
habit—that of work'
be opened in
fist perusal, he
mens, which
to deal iwith
vierything goes
.gnlar method,
really only one
ng.
1
Jeff D. is.
Mr. Jefferson Da.v's is- now a resi-
dent of Memphis, T nnessee, where
his time and service are devoted to
his duties as 1:)teside t, of the South
Carolina- Insurance Company. He
teceives a, salary 0 five thousand
1
dollars a yeart. His name is regard-
ed as of positive mo ey value to the
zompany. On public affairs, 'he is
very reticent ----cannot, in fact, be
his intimate
appears 'ill pub -
or to say a few
-school scholars.
-her gentleman
he Confederate
dent of 4iLena-'
\I
ces lee-% He is.
re, HO build,,
conmersation.
was wet ;
drawn out by, eve
friends. He never
lie, except atiehurch
words tothe suncia
General Pillow, ano
j
. protninent a nong
loaders, is 4 o a res
_phis, where he pract
a man of small stat'
and very Agreeable1
Before the war h
now, not.
7/
pe.
re
in
nd-outahow
w
-
would b
—to esti
ts that w
r children
Id adopt t
• dicated.
th
bin „that• you
411 ods- -e but
Alla poser,.
vet. -Mini: 1"
11111111ZZLIZZATEZIE"
d fficu
nate tl
n1 be
if
1 .
'Very- dill:1-
(13 beneficial
tti1ed upon
pare1-s generally
ethc here vague-
. Fa il
writer ho
s all the nil
family f
which
111
117
says
th
ght
w
m de
but er in the rea., gi'
melt:
y eld
tiies
, ight
s b en s
bo t on
er. S.ro
lre cly
th t y
ing
to
yot
as his trim,
et a larg
r cow thre
itly war
ivb.ch bran h.
pro portion of 2
gal
yot
dai
cfaii
im
anC
the
les
dri
mo
an
ons of wa
have not
y practice, twenty- twenty- per
ediately ain,de
THIS IVEF.A..-
J M 1E-1
Which they are s
CHEA
Than any other
Dom'
CH AS,
w Black Sil
ew Fancy Sil
New Poplins,
at, his cow NeW Dress Go
is irequired I
ers,ns, and I And all kinds
0 I ounos of
s the fo]low
you desire
milk, give
da,Nvater,
salted, in
rrecl, in the
nib'er the
quart to two Reme
FANCY
Pang, as
ER
, •
, .
neuse 151
9
ds,
Q01)S.
i will find, if Stand.
und this by
r cow will
ent [almost
• the eects of it,
m
she will •ec e att -wiled 'to
diet as to efijse car satter un -
very thir 'ty but this she will NT 2
dT
•
•
tore, Vea
MAIN -ST. SELF°
10641
0.9
stud,
he •
•
s Old
T 4-70.
EASLLS
k almost y tim and ask for
.e. The a nou A of his chink is
tdinary w 'ter pall n 11 each time
orning, n on land
TghISo
correspo dent as
iTely Yorko.i niotht 60
ma lure, and hov mi
n it sh.oul b alp
th of an acre of.l
ma,s, lett no• affectionate parent will -
hesitate at any little sacrihce of this
kind for the -welfare of his offspring.•
Nothing can be more fatal to yonr
discipline than to allow' your chil-
dren to contradict you. IT you hap-
pen to be betrayed into any mis-
statement or exaggeration in. their
-presence, don't permit them to- cor-
rect you. *1':Itgh t or wrong, you
must nostinatelv insist o11 your in -
and proMptly suppress
- every sYnIpt0111 Of puerile -skepticism
with force, if need be. The momeqt
vou permit diem to doubt your -un-
-
(Tung wisdom, -von will begin 10
felfeit their resneet -andpunier to
t110ir ID Mit. -There can l)e no sad-
der spectacle than la parent sur-
A....t
1'01111(10d ;by olive- branches who
think they know- more than he does.
vivid remember how my father
-7-who was one -if the most -rigid and
sueeessful of disciplinarians—qaelled
the aspiring egetism that prompted
"1. •
'5 the Rurail
lis a 1 ting
sh, how and:
)lied to otioe
lad.; • also, an
er eon -reared
The .21rezei
s no better
. It 'shotO
1'ith three 'or
itick or char -
ton. of it s a ferta
1 horse nal nre.
i
Yo sker .answe tine.
wurethan ight so
be liked thoi ougely
fon .• tithes its . bulk of
coa oust„ or itt tqo ab ence of eith-
er, -rood' lesm or -.oa.1 '3,shes will 4n-
sw na -.Mike( With me such ab-
sor ent, it wi 1 la1 ve st its . offen-
si V 3 odor' -and hail be, °me as --Porte
abl, , as any n ann -e.: 11f, it is to be
used to assist' gara en ctiOps, apply af-
spading o - pi' wing the laud in
.ter.
th
spring. -
• ,
m uri#g the War.
Ring iam'O habits, (bir-
th war, have. bee -1 chiracterized
greatest simplicityil He rises at
-ps hot in. his own
ich ihe -carries to
maneuvres
nds., 11 there is a bed
ro rn iSei•e he stays,
ut, nd fhe , campaign
d. The:patter consists
ram • is only a foot
litt e furniture. He-
els . all lctter himself.- Even
11
seN en ; never sle
car Taiga be , iwi
all reviews nd
wl ich he att
air .ziely in th
is taken,
1. s u astitut
an ir011
hand h
it
be
of
hi
op
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SALE 00 TO la
HE SUBSCRIBE', 1, OFFER FOR
SALE or to Ren , on easy t me,
E VARNA N IL 8,
)nsiting of a Flour, Oatmeal, aa d Saw
Mill, all of which al- in. good ru ing_
orate s
Tht,Flour con aias Four un of
( 'tones -and the intern is will fi
ral all the machinery in first cla s con-
( ition. There is in onneetion good
ard. abuncla suphy of water
to mu all the mills tl e year toun
These mills are si tutted. iia th centra
f splendid Agrieult real c4ratra, and a
are chance is offered o any pus desi-
I eels of embarking int] e In siness.
There it also an excellent iippo trinity
BOR;N2' FOR SAL on the p-o-mises
c
rL , ll the woriks for which could be dri ren
1 y water. .
- ' The above property is • stria ed Six
i riles frorn Clinton ; iX,- from B lyileld,
nd Eleven from Se forth, IA -yid good
1 gravel roads leaalintr t ea:Art:Awe.
0
1 or further partic lars - aipply to the
proprietor, on the pre rises, dr to Varna
P. 0. ' 1
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W. TURNER.
'LATINA, August II, 17O. 1 .140-
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lione G01111;14 unie4signeci Pvilzaa
-J
UEEN
Insu.ra ce Company
OF LIVE POOL & LONDON.
$2,000,000 Sterling
h Street, London.
MEE OFFICIEicechurc-Queen Buildings, Liver-
ool, And G
CANADA. E NCH OFFICE -Exchange
• I3uil brags, Montreal.
11
APITAL
OARD-Wm.
enry Thoma
Esq., andt
LEGAL AD
Terris & Eos
EDICAL ADV
Esq. M.
SURVEROR
Ammon. -
RESIDENT
OENT.-A.
acrement Sr
The underai
a. Agent for
c eSirmg to in
0 SO en the
Life Pollak.
Morton, Esq., Chairman;
, Esq., David Torrance,
re Hon. James Ferrier.
lolson's Bank.
isERS - Messrs. Ritchie,
OR -William Sutherland,
Thomas 5, Scott, Esq.
71romas R. johneon, Esq.
)19CRETA1tY AND . GENERAL
lackenzie Forbes, 13 St.
-Montrerl. •
ned having been appoint -
he above Company, parties
tire against lass by tire can
ost favourable
granted on as advanta,ge-
1
us terms as a* y other respectable Com -
any doing bi siness in Canada:
j MES II. BENSON,
Agent'',
FFICE--B ,NSON & MEYER'S
Law Office,
Seaforth.
153-tf.-
eaforth, Nov. 8, 11170Y
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Apply to
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lot 13, 14th
IDD'S
EMPORIUM
—or—
FASHION,
SEAFORTII,
THE subscriber begs to announce to
the public that he has opened a
FOR SALE.
in 16th Concession, Grey.
able cleaiing and a good
some very valuable pine.
oCAI:GHEY & B OLMES-
•th, or to Mr. Peter Sinclair,
oraceseion, Grey. 167-tf
Splendid Assortment
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GO -ODS,
CLOTIE 7\1,-G • -7
y
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
BOOTS & SHOES,
LIQUORS,
WINES,
ETC.
The whole of the Stock is entirely now,
and bought ia the best homesinCanada.
ie is determined to sell at 2riec2 that
-ill satisfy the buyers.,
TE1 Sa 7440 Dpg
Seforth,Nov. 1st, 1870. 153 -
GOOD *NEWS' !
FOB—,
FOO -01e of Seaforth-!
NEW EAr:cir: LI4 COZECTiONERY
12.
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A V A ij ":74 •
(La :`i of Stratford.)
Wil:111? fcund in hie old place, ene door
south pi. Veal's Grocery Store.
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Mr. Cavanagh witles to retarn to his
nunieeous friends and. customers, his sin-
cere thanks for their liberal patronage in
the past, arid hopes that they will con-
tinue tile same in the futur.
Cavanagh
has raade great preparations for the cora
ing CLristreta, and will be able to fur-
nish 1 is- cuStoeuers with everything in his,
line, sock aS Bread; Confectionery, Can-
dy ra'osts, Fancy cakes,' -Wedding cakes,
Nuts of all kinds, and all descriptions of
Syrups. Hot Mutton Pies and all kinds
�i refreslments, also goocl accommoda-
tion for frier's-Is:from the town and corms
• Also JUDD BROS. Vegetable
Union Yeast. Try it, it never fails, and
is always reliable.
OYSTERS -J.:8. FAR11EN & CO.'S,
Batimore, the btist in the market al-
ways fresh.
LOBSTERS ANI) SARDINES.
• Altaa-s on hand.
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
J. CAYAAGH.
SEAFORTIT; Nov 23, 1870, 134-tf,
IN, B. Orders
and supplies for
ly atteraled to.
for WEDDINC CAKES
TEA PARTIES PromPt-
OTICE.
NTOTICE is hereby given to all persons
not to cut any timber or trespa,sSon
rots N. J iS, E. ("i 19 and 20 in the 5th
coneetsion Hay, as the owner, PA [1 D.
BELL. is determined. to punish to the
utmost extre.me of the law all so doing.
165-tf
200 to $2,000
ON MORTGAGE,
11--)E-PAYABLE by instalments, (not in
_Do advance,) in from 2 to 15 years.
.l\fonthly 5 per cent.
IIalf yearly 6 per cent.
Yearly „ ........ ......7 per cent.
Apply to
P. F. WALKER,
• Solicitor, &e.
Godrich, Jan. 23, 1871. 164-8
BILLIA R ALL
R. W. COLLINS
Begs to state that he has opened in
KIDD'S NEW BLOCK,
A BILLIARD E001141.
There are in the hall FOUR TA-
BLES, (Riley & May's Manufacture,) •
and excellent accommodations for vis-
itors and. pla3-ers.
Attendants will be on hand at all rea-
sonable hours.
E. W. COLLINS,
6-ltf Proprietor.
THOMSON WILLIAMS
re introducing the celebrated
"C MMING'S" STRAW CUTTER
Whi h has blreP,dy inet with Unrivalled
ncsess in other parts otCa.nada.
rranted to give perfect satisfaction
whe driven either by horse -di -hand pow-
er.
ALS 1 MANUFACTURE A.1.SrEW
AD 8 I-10,ESEPOWEE,
BLE FCR DRIVING STRAW CUTTERS,
VINO ITAMINES, OPEN CYLINDERS,
ND X.ATTLE GIANT 'THRESHERS.
A .4(), all kinds of Farming Implements
ding, -
'Rea
SUIT
SA
TO FRAMERS AND OTHES.
MENDERS will 'be received for the
erection of a Dew superstrneture to
the BRIDGE AT J. BROADFOOT'S,
Second Contessoa, IL R. 8. Fuller in-
annation may be obtained by applica-
ton to Me -sea Ceeswen;t Waker, or F./
Cousins. All tenders must be hended
in at the next meeting of the Tut:kw--
smith Council, at the Daly Hotel, Eg-
mondville, on FltIDAY,M arch 17, 1371.
Tenders will also be received at the same
tittle and place, for repairs to the bridge ry,
at Silver Creek. For farther particulars a
concerning this job, apply to Mr. D.
SPROAZ
ers, Fanning :Mills,
twers, Cultivators,
-ornbinecl Machines, Horse Hoes,
Separators, Weeders,
Pitts' Power, Plows'
Sawing' Machines, Gang Mows,
ouble Mouldboaal Plows, &e.
1
Mi 'LWRIGHTINa SE ENGIN-
G DEPARTMENT.
C e a Engines of all Sizes Built.
Gr st iIVhIis, FlourMills
aw Mills, Flax 101s,
by water or steam;
And au kinds of
FA ;01ES COATRACTED FOR AND
E ,::ECUTED IN TIIE MOSTAPPROVED STYLE.
TU BINE WATER - WHEELS,
ATH MILLS, SHINGLE
1ILLS, BRAN DUSTERS
And kinds of machinery of the be.
construction, supplied on short notice
IZEPURING‘ENGINES AND MACillNERY
Promptly attended to
A ldresS,
, THOMSON & WILLIAMS,
Mitchell, P.O.
Seaorth, Sept, 6th, 1870. ; 144 ly
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
E undersigned offers for sale or to
ent, on the 3d Concession of McKil-
lop, Roxboro Road, 11 miles from Sea -
fort a and one mile from Ea. -ahoy°, 1
acr and 9 rods of land, with a good bear-
ing rchrd. Of 24 treesassorted; frame
hou e, 22x32 feet, in good condition and
ver -corofortable ; also, a well, pump,
and Stable on the premises; the lot is
wel fenced. For further particulars
pp y to the proprietor on the premises_
1 9tf JOHN YOUNG.
Fog SALE.
near on the East side of Main" Street,.
E most eligible situation in Seaforth,
ly opposite the Poet 'Office, On which
the: e is 'a • &armodious DwllingehOuse,
36 x"6, t-wo stories high; stable and wood- -
she( , _and a good well vatb a, pump ni
The front of the lot on Main street is
wel situated for the 'erection of Store,
ben g in a central position Pir. buiness.
The property extends from Main street
to 1: ictoria street.- The lotlfronting on
Vic oria.etreet is used as a: Garden, in.
11 there are the choicest :young Fault
Tre S, apples, pears, plUmbs„ cherries,
gaat e vines; , goesebernes,curratntsarni
-
stra vberries. The garden is heh
st': tate of renitivation and pioduces :an
abu ulanee of vegetables. For further
par iculars apply to . • ; • •
GEORGE MePBILLIPS, P. L. S.
S aforth, Jan. 17.1871. 163U
FOR SALE;
T
TAT splendid Hotel Stand on the
arket Square, Seaforth, known as
the COEN E.itllANGE, and doing a
goo( business. TO an enterprising, man,
witl some capital, it offers excellent in -
due anents, being on one of the leading
stre sts and close to the Salt Wells.
Also, two comfortable COTTAGES on
Elgin Street. Goderich, rented at $200 a
yeat, and. several Town Lots. Terms -
mo crate. Apply to
WM. "MALCOM,
At the Market.
, m1*64-tfforth, Jan. 23, 1871,
WILLHAM MUIR,
169td Tuwnship Clerk.
YS & FANCY COODS
SELLING OFF
LT S i
-AT-
M. R. COUNTER,
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
YOUR
hristmas Presents,
AND
W YEAR'S GIFTS -
Just received a complete stnek of
E COLD AND SILVER JEWELV
USSETA AND SWISS
WATCHESi
be sold Cheaper than
ever.
M. R. COUNTER.
EA.FORT/I, Dec. 13, 1870. ea
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