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f CALL THEATTENTIGN't
E PUBLIC al), THEIR
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; 'Mt RON ED
[ling Machines,
THE BEE;ST
ESET '1'"c
mot..
posz,ess many improve-
rtv h,-retof,krc made. Thy are
Mae-Li/to of T
1:v constructed. for travelling;
smaller size, calculated mom
ift)ME E.
tin ir iare machine has bee
, it hi' ,given the V ELZ.Y BE6T
"NON,
,
anufaeture the Pitts
)ved Horse Power.
-; et to
Cture aInzzt every article- in
ag
"[NG 'MACHINES,
from 5a to Citt cards of
-(sal per day,
CUITERS,
a . zperior kind.
Isatasst Improved.
AT AN, AND PLOWS,
uo,t he surpassed.
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11Y DEsCRIPTION OF
CAST[NGS
Ti t i.S11( grrEsT 2cm-rem.
= al((tvc, the suliscribs
, c
, a highly apinassed. pattern for.
}IELDESK IBM'S.:
;,`"a• IN ALL ERANCKES
At -scalded ta Promptly.
• employi ItE) AgtntL aJld Cfyrk
iv tile purchaser the atIvan-
S commission-
iipioy none but the best skilled
a xnateriai, -which warrants-
ataranteeing satisfactian.
G Pta-t.CHASERS WILL PLEASE.
Ts A cAT,L BEFORE DCY11Sla
FILOU OTHFAtz.
ZAPFE & CARTER.
143-1y—
IEL WPGREGOrts
r-KgiiiDER HULLETT
;st received a iarge Stock of the
sials used. in the lausiness, and,
ly prepared to execute OD the-
totice and in the latest styles,
lie may be favoured -With.
sters, Ledgers,
ANDj
33•001eSe'•
itF. ANY giND,, .
1-Yinted -a.nd Jiro&
On the shortest:notices aiad a.
which defy oompetition.
IES WORK :BOXES
AND . •
MON( 'CASES
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Made to order.,
N.DITEAVBOORS,
xiSti REPAIRED
At eity prices_
residing at a distance by.
}maks at the :,-;ignal Boox.
:tlerielt„ or at the Exeoserose
-f.ortli, in- at J. IL (Irma's, Ain-
: satiate; atyle, may rely upon
la. well bound.
!totunications addressed. to the
a.d, will receive prompt atten-
.
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TNIc4t RE( toll,
Constance, P. 0.
_Hallett
Nov. 1870. 1-53-tf. -
AND, LOT FOR SALE.
(%)-TTAt F1, 26 x _frame
stable, half au asere of land,
with eindeest fruit trees, all
is good wed, etc. Likewise a.
;containing aix acres, more or
11e hiehest .state of oultiN ation,
ed, and maam ed, and seedea
h timothy and clos er, and
s sat -a new substantial boara.
his hit is admirably adapted.,
seyy or a market garden. The
verb- is :,,atuatcd m the villtvc..-
oroarb., on the banks of ti7re
L. 25, feet above the Ievel of the
a good gravel road, and two
411 'taxrtli Terms eaSy. Ap-
ROP;ERT SC( al',
Roxborough.
14, 1870,
lCE TO DEBTORS.
a: said lay book aceounts to
J.NI. .Met:It t( Irciktors
vsell sattle with him /Mine-.
‘1,1 t"^, in.' till ir accounts.
WM F.
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MARCH 31,1871.
Dairy Farming.
V:or several reasons, the attention
Of the Canadian ihrmer has of late
been aroused to the advantages of
dairy farming. For some years the
price of dairy produce has advanced
rapidly and steadily; while the Price
f grain has ia the last five years
mine down to a very low ebb, and:
the avetage crop has also, been
greatly reduced, a steady advance
in the market value of cheese and
butter ha.s
It is tree -that dairy farms do not
offer the ..sanie chance of ra.pilly
realizing a large rottnea- as do grain
farnis„, but neither is their- produce
liable to the same sudden redoction
and the same fluctuation in price as
the latter. There is nothing specu-
lative in the business of -butter-inak-
ing, and it is but little effected by
variations of season.
The most essential points in the
esta.blishment ot a dairy are:
First, to have a good. breed of
cows.
Seeondly, to possess proper build-
ings and applianoes.
Lastly, to be provided with an at-
tentive and skillful manager.
STocia—The opinion of dairy far-
mers is much divided as to .the best,
breed of cows for successful bntter-.
making. In Canada, the balance of
favor is with the Ayrshires. A
enoss Niith this breed upon the Dur-
ham Shorthorn likt bee'i well re-
kyounnended. By , adopting this
cross judicioucily 'We increase the
richneee and creaminess of the milk,
a`vhile such animials are more readily
and profitably turned nip) the sham-
bles. But, whatever breed we pat-
ronize, we must not neglect the
great importance of obtaining and
1' eepi33g the best of cattle—not/only
the best clats, but the most produc-
, _
:aye individitaha
The is no quality in cows more
certainly tran. witted to their prog-
eny than that of free and rich Milk-
ing. If you have a cow. that is a
eood milker at one time and uncer-
tain at another, that is an " unkind
beast," a thin milker, eubject to
to sore teats trftuek. ealeeng, apt to
miss the bull frequently, or has
.0f1Ce bet:0112C barren, it is better to.
put her up to fatten. at.onee, and oil
no consideration attempt again to
bleed frem her. No 'cow wilt pay
which is allowed to ran over a sea-
son lAithout producing.' Watch
your cows individually, ,compare
their milk: and the weight of then
butter, and keep weeding them. out,
holarog on and breeding from the
best, and regularly infusing new
blood into your herd. Never use
a bull which is not noted fbr produc-
ing good milking stock-. Say an aV-
erage Ct;Ni7 makes five pounds of but-
ter a week for nve months. in that
time her produce, at twenty cents
per poand, would. amount to 100
pounds, equivalent to twenty &A-
lai* if, by careful selection of
sires, we can iteprove the same
GIDGV'S progeny by only One pound. of%
butter per week, -we should have an
increase of value in that cow of 41011V1
donate for the time we ineutioned,
or $9 GO per year.. It is in the ag-
gregate of these apparently small
increases that the far-secing farmer
becomes successful in his calling,
Two years old is the age at which
to put the heifer to her first bull,
thus bringing her 'calf when she is
just arriving- at her most healthy
acre and when she is well able to
air the pities of parturition.
Now, with regard to the length
of tithe which ehould elapse between
the drying off of a cow and hei
oulving, opinion varies between a
month , and ten weeks. Repeated
oxperimqits by the most eminent
dairymen seeni, however, to justify
the prevailing estimate that six
weeks is quite supicient.
Of Course, for those who koep a
large did: y, it is ad vis:tbl e to bring
in the. ;cows at such different tinleS
21S yield them -a good average
produce at all seasons. The -Most
proper season is from the beginning
of Mato the end of July, although
the getter:Li season, in Canada Seems
to bc confined to April and May.
Tt is, I think; ,.:uivisable; ueless
thoy be exceptiemdly good milkers,
only to take thtee or four calves
from a cow. After that age, a cow
is very apt to deteriorate in 'her
milk, and moreover, a Cow ht five or
six yeore old nukes the mot.s.t prime
meat.
Theee things :Ire all rtilitteis of
menagewent, and he farmer is great
lyin error who tliinke that nollead-
work is tequieed and that book-
ie:truing is useless in earreing out
such arrangements as w311. combine.,
the ad vanteece that we have point-
dut, ia the face of at cidental. cir-
cumetances of time, disease and
death. That cows may be managed es
so as to prod are a laree proportion is
of both thiiry profit:lee and beet; leas li
r b
beP1). fairly proviel by the expert- so, sa
once of many intelligent farmers, ! -Jee,
but sie•-11 ie a wot-leteeairing rheuir-
net'."
A 'Extensive Cheese Factory,
The La Crosse Leader gives the
following ila LI 116 of one of the 1
est cheese fa wiles in i the- United _
States-, whicl is being, erected in
Fairibault c tinty, ,Minnesota: It
stands ()Lean ' levation in the prairie,
abbut three- ourths of a. mile from
the depot. Its dimensions are—
main buildii g 82_ hy 5 feet, with
an ell on eit er sidle 0 by 25 feet,
wllich will iv e it the appearance
when comple e of at gigantic :cross.
It is to be three Stoei high with a
bel . tower Distance from the
.. , L
gr und to the top- of the tower *58
feet. The rst story ia built of
stone walls t
rettnaining t;
16 inch wai
pf
tw
ea
o feet thick; and the
to stories are of brick,
Is. 'The ground floor
Lhe main building is divided into
o rooms th smaller of which is
ied the
la i ger is to
th reception
be used as
S0( and story
all in one r,
an • shelves
cheese .and b
of both the n
ell are in
ph 'ese will
st ry of the
ro in, where
an eMptied
Va, S below.
th main bui
a; . team elev ttor. Th
wi I be used as an i
th first store, of the '
in the ell, ate Sevent
12 x 14 glass and five doors; in the,,
F.!eeoncl stag. ix cloaks and seventeen
wiadows, 12 x 18 glass ; third story,
tw nty-two indow -,. 12 x 18 glass.
i
There.!are th -ee ro rid -windows in
th gables, a d in the tower there
ttr 4 large windcws, ane On each
side. The t )Wer ha.: four . gables,
T. is fac.tory is one of the largest' in :
tdi Uni ted States. ! T6 .it. ca pal)] e , of
w irking- up t ie milk of l,:000 cows.
It is but a.. j art. ofla grand enter:
pr se. Colo] el Thompson has 'Ru-
ch. sed i 2,00 acres ' of choice land,
all in one b dy, near and in the
to -11 of We is, Fairibatilt .county,
M nnesota. On elich ' quarter sec-
tio of this inmenS'e tritct, he pro-
p° esto bre- k up forty acres; to
ero et a tenan - house and barns„ and
thin. under leases, to furnish a ten -
au of e:tch fiu-rn with. a suitable
nu ober of cows, , requiring each
tet ant to d liver the milic. frond
th ir cows, a this faCtery.
ream ro 'and the
e -divided into vats,. for
of milk, and aNill also
•a press room. The
f the Main buikiing is
om, filledi with tables
for the reception of
itter. 'ripe third story.
ain bitildfng and west
ne room!. Here the
be cured. The. first
est ell is tel be the engine'
the Milk is weighed
hrough pipes into the
The &fee .ent stories of
ding are ccessible by
eastern,. ell
!e,hortse. In
Ili:Ming and
1/27/Viudows.
Mr. •Sin
Jo es to be t
on, more so.
fat ever—he
John Paul
ra sed in t
B anch. but
at fiting hit
AIETIE
th, is y ur customer
listed'?" 'I know of no
He is o be trusted
ever
says tit t nokhing is
;I
e vicinity , cif Long.
he -viSitorS' indignation
self there. : . ,
Cat so and Effect—A correspond -
says that be w:as recently, pre-
.te I with. a sample of tea, from
p. Ile thinke , it made him
Fi
h
nar B .aux—Said an aNron-
en er t� a. Right eye.: girl, while
ta ki g of ra nbows"
se lunar Lowl"--"
be eu by. nto nligli, i
yo can," N as the sly rejoinder.
ather," aid a sporting youth
L'e' parent, "they say trout will
e ow." ' Well,. well," 'was the
is ling re ily, " Mind. your -work
I hey won.'t 'biro- you ..
.. • .
Si -- Freder'ck. Adam spoke with
a .ti lig Se tch accent. One, day
wl e inspecting a regiment, ho no-
ticed that he tuft of a soldier's
shtk waS issing. The man was
a iusman, 3 nd a bit of a humor-
ist " 'Whet e's your fey th er, (feath-
er ) ey mbn "asked it Frederick.
" Ie s in relanda our honor,"
svi, 8 he prot pt reply.
M: ternal Solicitude—, An old
IT ghland w man, -whose 6in-in-law
w€. s luch addicted to inteipperance,
le tu -inn- bit one di Y on his mis-
ts .
co di et, con luded with the follow,
in rave, a lvice : "Man, Donal',
1 vo ild like that you would bel.ave
your..er,, and gather as moch, siller
as NV II , bity a new suit of black
Th es, for I. ould . like. to' hear . tell
of yo tr Lein decent at my funeral."
Mt re Wh sky—At a recent meet
-
ie 1 Kenti cky, held for the pur-
.
p se of help ng tdong the building
Of t a railroa one of the .speakere
re la iced th t the Ohio RiYer. -as
I
getting too Ow for n:i.vigation, and
w th (=nail', iagnal saifi, with ! great
en phasis, ." Vo are -I getting short
of Ile ter," h was serprised to see
a in 4rriatet Kentue eian rise tnad
sa a ' All ybu've got t do, then, is to
is to tie) pt t in nior whisky I"
Did you ever
have seen a
that's -what
to
bi
co
an
ra
old 1a
vitneSs
es, and
et,
`.`
nto-
ieh thouglit and - " Oh." •impru
lug int
supervihion. 0. E. W. e .6f the ....11-igistrate
ti e 1.w, yot-Cl
wild 1 like to come
Irigle of Commons, -owl ?" "NO,
telif of nu 0(W for the.. -1.:X.3 ! sl the oman,
w
Mondav,
are old Nsort
y Was re
before a.
when aS1
bstinatel3
`here's-'- n
ently brought
Jena of IllAg-
ed to take oft
refitSed' to do
law compel-
nff her bob-
ently replied 1.
" you know
Perhaps yOU I
and sit hero ;:
think .yon., I,
tartly, "
cu enorig 1 there now, -.
9
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nsuraince Compa
.oF LIVERPOOL &IoNDo
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APITAL - $2,000,000 Sterling
-
'REF virriaEs.,-Queen1Buildings,.Liiver-
-
001, And Oracethurcli Street, London.
CANADA RRANCIT Orrion--Ex an. e
Buildings, Montreal.
30ARD—W111. Morton, Esq.,' Chat an:
enry Thomas, Esq., David- Torrance,
Esq., andthe JaaneS Fetriel
BANKERS:-L-Molson's 33ank.
LEGAL Am/miss— Messrs. Ritchie,
forris & Rose.
TEDICAL A D,VsSER—William,Sutlierland,
Esq. M. D. •
SuRvni-tor Thom s S. Scott, Esq.
.Arsorros Thome Pe. Johnson, lax".
ItstunEis SECRET 10 AND 0-BNr.rtAT.
GENT,—.j Macke zie Forbes, 13 St.
aerementiS 1.•eet, M nt,real.
The undPrsigned haring:been pp int-
( -1. Agent br the abo c Company parties
insure ag st 1.ss b lire can
e most f vo irable te ms.
cies grant d on as ad Tentage -
s any oth r respectal le Com-
b-usiness 'n Canada.
JAMES 1 BENSOI
esiring to
q sp on t
Life Pei
us terms
any doll'
OFFIC
Seaforth,
BENS0.1
mEyE ,.,tgent3,
Law 0 ice, 1
eafortb.
53-tf.—
REIGN 0 LAW, y Duke of rgyle.
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CRITIC I/ NEW ESTAMI NT.
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EAMES' 1BLICA CONCOR NCE.
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Ceiruner ial and f-ney, at
LUMSDEi
rug and Book
, Nov. :3, 1E70.
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Seafort
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:FOR SALE.;
OT 16 in i61i IConcessi
JaACOnsideralile -chit m.(s, and
house, with some \--(1,ry valual
Apply to McCACCHEY & 1)
Seetforth, or o Mr. Peter
lot 15, 14-,h Canees ton. Grey.
!WARD HAL
LR. W. COLLINS
Begs to state that he has opened ua
KIDD'S NEW BLOCK,
BILLIARD R00111
ciNTOSH & MORRISON'S
There are in *the hall FOUR, T
BLES; (Riley & May's Manufacture
and excellent accon7odations for -.94
itors and playet;s.
„Attendants will be 4 hand at all r
sonable hours.
R. W.-COLLINS,
6-tf Proprietor.
THOMSON a. WILLIAMS
Are introducing the celebrated
"CUMMING'S " STRAW CUTTER
sinitch has already naet with unrivalled
sacsess in other parts of Canada.
'Warranted to give perfect satisfaction
when driven either by horse or hand pow-
er.
ALSO MANUFACTURE A NEW
iN Ti 8 1-101;SEPOWER,
SUITABLE FOR. DRIVEN Gi STRAW CU9.
SANVING 311ACITINES, OrEN CYLINDERS,
AND LITTLE GIANT THRESHERS.
- Also, all kinds of Farming Implements
including-- ;
Reapers, Farming :Mills,
_Mowers, CultiVators,
Combined Machindis, Horse Hoes,
Separators, Wdeders,
Pitts' PoweriVlo-ws'
- Sawing Machines, Gang Plows,
Double Mouldboard. Plows, &e.
MILLWRIGHTING &
4
EERING DEPARTMENT.
Steam Engliaes of all Sizes Built.
Grist Mills, Flour Mills,
Saw Mills, Flax Mills,
by water or steam,
And all kinds of
FftCTURIES CUTRACTED FOR AND
EXECUTED IN, TEE MOST
• APPROVED STYLE.
TURBINE WATER - WHEELS,
LATH MILLS, SHINGLE
11OLLS, BRAN DUSTERS
And all kinds of machinery of the be
construction, supplied on short notice
REPAIRING ENG1i4LS ATIM DIAGRINERY
Promptly attended to
Address,
THOINISON & WILTJAMS,
Mitchell, P.O.
Seaforth, Sept, 6th, 18,0. s 144-ly
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
ml -TE -andersihrned offers for sale or to
rent, on the 3d Concession of McKil-
lop, Roxboro Road, 14: miles from Sea -
forth, and one mile :from Roxhoso, 1
acre and 9 rods of land, with a good hear-
ing Orchard of 24 trees. assorted; frame
house, 2'.2.x..32 feet, in gooi condition and
very -comfortable ; a.10, a -well, pump,
and. stable --on the premises ; the lot is
well fenced. For feather particulars
apply to the proprietor on the premises.
159-tf JOHN Y'01.7.Ntis
FOR S41L.E.
mFIE-most eligible situation in Seaforth,
,1_ on the East_ side of Main Street,
nearly opposite the Pest Office., on which
there is a commodi(ds Dwelling -house,
• 36x26, two stories high); stable and wood-
shed, and a &toed well With a pump in it.
The front of- the lot 'on Main street is
well situated for the erection of Stores,
being in a ,central position for business.
Thi property extends from Main streat
.to Victoria street -The lot fronting cus
Victoria street -is usedas a Garden, in
whieh there are the choicest young Fruit
Trees, apples, pears, , plumbs, cherries,
grape V.ales, gooseberries, currants and
straWberries. The garden is in the high-
est state of cultivation: and pi educes an
abundance - of vegetables, ..For further
partieulars apply to
GEORGE -MePHILLIPS, P. L. S.,
Scaforth, Jan. 17, 1871. 1,613-tf
FOR SALE,:
rpHAT splendid 1-Idte1 Stand on the
.1 Market Square; +forth, known: as
the CORN EXL-1-1A1N GE, and doing a
good .business. To an enterprising man,
with some capital, it offers excellent in --
(imam -tots, being cn 0110 of the leading
streets and close to thp Salt Wells. -
Also, two emnfortalile COTTAGES on
Elgin Street. Goderichl, rented at S200 a
year, and. several Tow Lots, Terms—
,
moderate. Apply 0
WN . MAT,CONI,
. At the Market
Seaforth, Jan. 23,- 1871. 164-tf
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TOYS & FA9CY CODS!
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M. R. _COUNTER.,
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY .
YOUR
Christmas 'Presents,
• ANJIP
YEW YEA4'S‘ GIFTS.
Jut received a complete stock of
MEE COLO AND SUER JEWELRY
.RU.SSEL AND -SWISS
a Grey.11,iiilie_clle 111 rrl
OL'ai ES- 1
si1nc7t
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be
CARRIAGE AND WA 6
Goderick Street, S1e or
SLEIGHS,
CUTTERS,
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
WAGONS, & &e.,
Built in a superior manner, to rder,
short notice, 1
Pr -Particular attention paid jo Horse
Shoeing and General BlaCkstai i• g. 163
D. McNA
WOULD rcspectfull
inhabitants of Set o
ity, that he still_ contint es
Business as -usual, itt th o
the North road.
jobbing of all kinds, an I ors -shoeing
espegially, promptly atte (1 - d t
ray- Terms reas na le.
im, te to the
• nd Nicht-
to carry on
d. stand, on
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CARRIAGE. FACTORY •
TAM STREET„ SEAFORTIL
he subscribers feel thankful for the
ve •y liberal patronage they have rz ceived
si cc commenting businew4 ill eafortb.
an I wish to intimate to their customers
an1. the public generally that they keep
onj hand and are manufactnring all
kids of wheel work, .such as
RRIAGES,
OPEN AND TOP BL-GGIES;
DEMOCRATS,
viVAGGorif31
S £IGHS,CtrTTER, &c.,
de up by EXPERIENCED WORK -
M 4N, in the very latest styles.
1,1 e Do No Horse -shoeing,
inform tilts
-al a New
-with hit
ieeerrinusl.
1 vehicles,
97 tf
B t pay all our attention to the above
cF s of busjness„
P Ales who favor us with th.eir
orders will get god
satisfactio-4.
We keep a -first-class Carriage
P tinter:
PAINTING
D me for country shops, and old ,work
re -ainted ati reasonable rates.
Repairing rromptly attinded to.
Cordwo o d , Lumber, Shhigles and
L th taken in exchange for -work.
MclaNTOSH & MORRISON.
L 7-tf
SEED POTATOES
FOR SALE.
, IRE UNDE1-1.. ItiNED has on hand,
_ at lot No. 5, 3.1 Concession, Tneker-
si all, L. R. S., a Tams -thy of Sete]. Pota-
toes of the folio -win, varieti s : Early
1)5e, Early (lo( elrit7h, Ilarrison staid
G e.eson. Ile will be prepared to meet,
o4 the above T. -remises, those who may
wlint good seed potatoes on S'aturday of
each week. _ALLAN II013S0N.
167 -Jt
CERTAN EF THE
M. R. COUNTER,
le.,1 L. LE IL, Scafoth,
AT.7 A T (Ili MAKE AND
Ont., sole- Agiut fin= the sale
onr FEFFEc-tro
,F;TITAT,11:21 t Lon., -,q of
vhich. arc ground IT RS, from
material manufactured espe-
cially for Optic purpos( s . It
is pure, hard, and. brliant, and
as near Achromatic as esn be
produced; rfil 1,eenliar forni
and, seien title ac,siraey attain-
ed by the aid (4 comp11eated
and enstly mashinery, war
-ants tis ta::..t them tz
(0 if II !O F1=:(
P EVER MAN
F.A CT Ult. i They asai
the sidit most brilliant])
fcr ease and carn:ort on tit -
Wearer, carse a can:inn:ills aril abidint
improve:us nt el the es 43,3,ld last; a great
1xlauy years withent rtqui mg 'to be
c ian;sed. So the:- are the CilisAITST
ai well as the IlEsir,
LAZMLI-S. & Co.
295 Noire Den )eStreet (nil stairs),
'We emPioy no Pt filers. :Montreal.
PJ C t-t\JL.iY
etween Ilaintiff, and
JAMES Nie.V.1-1,1: IN anti. TisONIAS
KIDD, Deism:a:its
th Deeember, 1‘s7o.
hcreby apne'int T•i-lOMAS Kipp. of
the _Villas's! (if :.-(,nft•rili, Connty of Hu -
Ion, merchant, iteativt r in this case.
J. A. BOYD„ Mastcr.
Al) parties indeles d to the late firm of
K 11) D t LK IN Will 1411.n,i.=
anti :-.;ett1e the son. at oni:e and. ()bliss.
1110:11..A.-3 KIDD.
Seafortli-; -Dee. 21, 1-,70. 1.51-tf
If volt 1: -t11.1 -t "'00d
ID Ci _A_ 7 '7' 1
W. P. PAGET'S
GALLERY,
Opposite Iobeitson's Grocery.
:;trevteaforth.
tll API is; bi a f•upvrinr des-
pription, nissurpassul in the -County of
iar nron. •
_Mr. Paget wishes -to cal:lain that his-
gaPery, though stnall and, ef nu an ar-
Vearanee; is quite snitable -for the pro-
Lluetion of liast-class Portraits. 165-13*
BUSH FP.741.7°:FC 3tf..11: rellEAP
11.1-F; ; NET) offers for F;t1.7:e,
:cheap, Lot No, :10, Om. 15,t ywnship
)of Crey, Co: of lluron; abont 70 acres of
this lot are timbei ( d, with hardwood,
four acres of which ai-e :Chopped, the bal-
ance is timbered h dar and. rine ( f
exeelleitt qual:ty. Tlit're is SUilicient of
this latter thol er to pay for the whole
The lot ViiIl be sted tsTiEsall FOR
('ASH, or on time. Title indisOutabIe.
For further partienleirs wi
(tiv tit by let-
ter, prepaid) to Adam ( ;soy,
Seaforth, or to the liodeaegued proprie-
tor.
3-.3.0D ER 1 C C .N.7,
listoesfords P. .(:).
. Thamesford, Nov. 0, Iss70, -
FOr:- SALE, La F
I I • • N
A 1 (ensile tal v ( sot tege & oval
sul_ the Pilo crt.a. ()I n..,w.A.RD Cx!-11.
Psioh 11.tt Fitt of Al ay, ..:•• j y
to the Prliii,.tor, ;talon's. -