HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1871-04-14, Page 7Argils 14, 1871.
forth Foundry
'FE & CARTER
E TO CALL THE ATTENTION
THE PUBLIC TO THEIR
IMPROVED
?,shing Machines,
THE BEST
PRESENT IN USE.
machines possess many improve -
n any heretofore made. They are
-,7turing Machines of TWO SIZES,
1--cilly constructed for travelling;
.tr a smaller size, calculated more
ly for HOME USE.
r as their large machine has bee
-eed, it has given the VERY BES'I
-
:manufacture tile Pitts
roved Horse Power..
mtiou to the above, the subscribe'.
ufacture alnaost every article iii'
it. atieli as
X.WJNG MACHINES,
of sawing from 50 to 60 cord s of
woodper day.
STRAW CUTTERS,
of a Sa1ient:1r kind.
GANG PLOW,
The Latest Improved.
IVATORS AND PLOWS,.
Vhich cannot be surpassed.
TERY DEscittprioN or
CA.STINGS
TIIE SHOR'I'EST NO'PLE_
aye a highly approved pattern for
'SCHOOL DESK IRONS.
IRS IN ALL BRANCHES
Attended to Promptly.
ey employ no Agents, and can
re give the purchaser the aci van -
t11(. comraiseion.
; employ none but the best skillea
artil material, which avarrants
guaranteeieg satisfaction. -
KING PURCHASERS WILL PLEASE
E us A CALL BRPORE BUYING
FROM OTHERS.
ZAPFE & CARTER.
143-1y—
NIEL IVI'G EGORy
OKBPMER HULETT
I
t received iarge Stock of the
Hale usad in the latsinesa, and
V prepared to execute cm the
t waive and in the latest styles,
as he may be favoured with.
s ters, Ledgers,
AND
13.ocvis,
▪ or ANY" KIND,
Printed and Nadu
, on the shertest netiee, and a
reeav hieh defy eounn tition.
DIES' WORK BOXES
_AND
kNCY GASES
Made to order_ -
ASD REPAIRED
At city prices.
residiue - at a diatance by
:
herr hooks at the Signal Booa
aalcrich,
or at the Exeosrroe
kakierth, or at J. R. Gvant's,
Aut
17.tating style, may rely upon
Aug well bound.
ketuunicittiens addressed. -tc the
inual, will receive _prompt a teu-
,
DAN TEL R 0R,
• Uoustance,
153-tf.
, Nov, 9, 1570.,
ERY STABLE-.
}SS desirics to inform VI*
die that he hae (awned a New
i
'tai(-' in connection with hia
there parties ean be acenntraod
alt first class horses and vehicles,
at able prita s.
Jan'y. tUst 1870- 97 -tf
'
APRIL 14. 1871.
THE
HURON EXPOSITOR.
•
The Shocking T agedtt near
Edinburgh.
The SCQUIThen gives the followiag
&bills of the tragedy at the village
,df Stow, nearEditiburgh A. young
mother, who during the five years.
•sbe had resided in the village with
ber husband, had borne the character
of a quiet in -offensive person, sal -
delay and without any other 'known
reason than that she had been found
seemingly in the act of pilfering
• from a grocer's shop,* went 'how%
and, having cut the throats of her-
ewo chilaren, tried to make way with
herself. The sespicion of insanity
naturally attaching to the chief actor
ia such a tragedy seems in this -case
to have been. untenable; the medical'
eeritleusen, we Understand, who. have,
r,
been, ia attendance on the _unfortu-
nate \vermin, hot finding any sufficient
grounds for such a theory. Tho wo
man's real name is Eliza: Sinclair or
Clafcon, she becamethe wife of
Samuel Chilton, a weaver, employed
iu a spinning -mill at the north-east
end of the village of Stow. Clafton,
is 'however, generally known in the
isace by the name of , John! Smith.,
and of course his -wife and children
bear the same surname. He is an
Englishman, and settled at Scow
about five years ago. His wife is a
Scotch women, and was born in Les-
lie in Fifeshire. It would .seem that
shortly after five o'clock on •Nlonday
afternoon, Mrs. Clatter'gee a.1 att ctt
the shop of Mr. White, a grocer in
the village. She had the youngest
ehild on her arm at ;the time, .and is
said to have gone home quite quietly,
and without any noticeable differ -
nee from her ordinary demeanour.
Shealy . afterwards the grocer and
bis family had gone te their recitals
above the shoe for tea; leaving
the -shop unattended. The
shop door bell was at the time out
of order, presumablyina the know-
ledge of Mrs. Clafton, and the latter
was foun1 behind the counter of the
shop with a quantity of groceries in
Let apron 'by one of Mr. Whyte's
daughter's, NV ho happened to go down
ferred. The Commission rs them-
sel vess bave no power to rbitrate,
and we fear that if they bad they
might be found ranged fiv against
five on sorrie ,crucial princip e of the
dispute. It i even doubtful whether
the Conarnissioners have ti
to 1 rescribe any limits to'
tions to ire ferred to . th
ni
tors they y recommend, land, it is
tolerably cl ar Mart the cannot
draw ' up tiny statement I f facts
- which shalt be taken as, tic urate by
-future judge* They may lame ar-
bitritors, and the arbitra ors may
have powerto agree upon a umpire,
"ate • whicki the real busi ess will
have a chance of beginn ng.1 But it
is evident that this ler. th ning out
of tie proces of settlem eit 1 nereases
the •isk of s me obstacles arising to
prel eat its euccess. A s ttleurent
ma e come Out of it, but it at pres-
• ent a long way off.
•
Christian NfiLmes i
an4 Wales
Pque°wesr
he -
arbitra.-
'At Haworth, in Yor
ngland
• shire, where
Grimsha,w preached, and where
Wesleyanism has since pined a
great hold on the people, we meet
with many Abels, Cables, Enechs
Hirams, :Jesses, Seths, etc.; while
Ellsanahs, Ichabods, and ' Zerrub-
loabels are not wanting. The Puri-
tan custom e of using abstrect.' qualities
• e ,
hristian names still also . cbtains
limited degree ; the registration
saes yield marry exaMples of
a, as Affability, Chatty, Coin -
Deli vex snce, Equalitz , Grace,
titude, 'Hope, Industry Mercy,
esty, Patience, Prud nee, Re-
tance,, 1 Sobriety, Te pera,nce,
th; Unity, and Virtue.
POPULARITY OF BOY+L AMES.
e find all the childr n of the
en making upon the national
sters a titular imm
press ore or
'distinct. Such an eve it as the
Hage of the Prince of \ ales was,
to leave '1,11 especial raark upon
• indexes. During the year in
ce, about
lite (1 the
nearly
Albert
28
to
ind
the
for
Mo
pe
Trt
Qu
reg
les
ma
sur
:the
w h
• ch his wedding took el.
about six o'clock. 1-ithe girl called 1,5
0 female children rec
her parents, and Mrs. White went narie of Alexandra, . an
down to are shop, when Mrs. Olaf- 3O1O 1,oys were .registere
ton apparently gregly put about at Ed yard. The Albert A exanders
being caught in ths act, left abruptly. we -e also nutaeraus ; and the birth
It is Supposed that, maddened by an reg'stees forrthe period a
intense feeling of shame, the turere other indications as to Ili
able woman at once wenL home, ta en in the young cbupet
and after writing a.note, which wes tin
afterwards fouad; in. her house, took C01
a razor and cominitted the horrible Or
te ime. Mr. 'White grocer, and a II 1 all na
who was with him at the One, went AI
went for Chalon at the Inull an Al
told him of the apparent .' Altering
at which his wife had bee caught
and. at seven o'clock v lien the
dosed, Claften called in at the shop eccentric names, boraowed , 'yen
on his was homeMeans
Se rptural words and ti les as laraely
. - -. •
time and before Clafton. got to as any body of reli ion sts. fWe
ly found at Bridgend Maher-
lalhashboz. At Tremadoc we
le EterOSS Ian Hosenn t. There
s a Sinai at Llanidan, in nglesey;
1 a Selah, near Monmo th. The
lilies of Old Testi:Merit nomen-
ture are clearly attra.cti, e to some,
their ,own. sakes ; we la ve twins
pecti vely
-ther, the
rs" of the
i
ound n
interest
e. • The followieg are s me of the
binatioris which we lime noticed
t were then cOnferr d a personal
es :—Regina Alexi nd a; Prince
red Edward, A lbertla Alexandra.,
xandra Albert, xa dra Vic -
a, Alexandra Denmlarkl,etc.
WELSH SORT PTURA NAMES.
he Welsh Calvinis s indulge ik
house, a neighbor named James
Roebuck had called to "wait his re-
turn and have a chat with him.
Oa entering the house . Roebuck w,
found • Mrs. Clafton and the two an
ehildren 'lying on the floor in three od
pools of blood, and with their throats. t
cut and in their ntht-dresses. rRheree foi
• youngest child was a girl only eleven
nionths old, and in her case death
muse have been instantaneous, as
the throat was cat frem ear to ear,
and both the eviadpipe and the
jugular vein oconapletely severed.
La the case et the second child, a
boy about three years old, the cut
• in the throat was not So deep or
•ide, but here, too, the windpipe
• was completely severed.
1 at
Cal
'Die Alaba,ma Claims.
From the London Times, iliarch 16.
• It would, indeed ' be unwise to
- build sanguine hopes on the negotiae
• Lions nol,v pending at_ Washington.
• We shall be more than gratified if
- they ',rave successful. But the obsta-
cles are more apparent than the
means ‘.if success; and it. would be
• unreasonable to feel any disappoint-
ment if the lal-iors of the COIDDIIS-
81.0riers should fail to produce a set-
tlement of the disputes between the
• two countries. It must, indeed, be
aemerbbered that the Commissioners
are not charged with- the dirty
of settling these disputes, but on-
ly W ith the task of devising some
in a eh in ery. for their • . se ttl enu n`.
This may be, and -should be, easy So
far as regards the Fisheries. In that
dispute there . is no coatention
. about principleS. - It is admitted
that the DoMiaion of Canada has
proprietary rights over a breadth of:
sea extending three miles flora its
-
(exist, and the difficuley which so
long prevailfd in applying this doc-
trine to gulfand bays has been
rem os- ed. All, that rem aiii. to be
dune is to agree \ u pon the ode to
be pursued by Carea4 in deft uding
her rights, so as t'64 insure an ade-
Thia e reservation- of them for the
inhabitants et the DoQuion With-
out unnecessary interference. NV ith
the fishing vessels of New -England.
We cannot suppose the Joint Com-
• inisaion will have much trouble in
accomplish this, and when it ahall be
accomplished the whole fishery ditty
culty will be over. It is otherwise
with the Alabama question: • The
Jeint Commissioo. can do no more
, .
than east?about fon a proper court of
arbitration to which it may be re -
1
in
I-1
tit
Bi
an
fox
P1
the regiOers named re
az and,. -uz. But, fu
es of th " bad charact
le are HD t unfrequently selected.
given to 'children. ' Ve have
nd inthe registers an Absalom,
ain, a Delilah, a Her d, and a
araoh.
STRANdE NAMES
Among other combin
list a Cardin
fit d in our
CI urda a °Teen Leaf, a
y, a Lecky Day, a Si
R se Budd, a Seaman
Tr 'al Palmer, a Valentin
S ooting Galler, , a Boy
Si art Natty, and a Teml
e have also Amiable
C lestial Charrni
iltshire, Choice Pick
'rug, Enough Pease°
E lwards. Holy 'Davies,
rah Herldry,i Mode
ignal Bigot Peel, Para
rfect Sparrow, .Singu
llehawk, Stubborn P
,mpestuous Stinger.
agazine.
tions, we
1 Wolsey
Christmas
g Song, a.
'kipper, a
Orson, a
1 .Kine
est Sleet.
• Reading,
nine" -
•el Dirty
Giddy
llustrious
n Leggs,
ount PyS",
sir Onion
ger, an6
-Cornhill
built. I pat in a d41 for building
this bridge and'got th job; on which
1 bleared $800, Whieh enabled me to
p y for my house and lot easily, and
alsq for the newspaper. If I had
11k subscribed for thp newspaper
would have known ijothirig of the
bridge contract, and ould Tnot have
been able to meet mly payment,on
my house and lot. 1 A mechanic
never loses anything y taking Iris
1cc1 paper. ---Cor. 8 clrv Leader,
si
bi
di
IA Blmd Ca d
We were mitnes es
ice to a singula
me of crib betwe
ind and a man
mb. At this ilas
bOth were unusu
the .stranace conteat
with interest by nu
tis. The blind nr
i us, as he almost
a this game, althor
this inetance
erein that • pro
owing hij rowe
ith him for a con.
For the informat
e will state that
shows his cards to
tells him ire a. whis.)e
na.tion. He needs
ore than once, he
r member the nu
and its position in
of the rest in his
which afforded ui
•••••••-
1
tl
• My First ltsTevirspa er. •
Twenty year ago Ili ed in the
vn of 14 , ! , India.n. On re -
resin g home from my shop one
. .
ening, for I am a c Tenter by
ede, I saw a ittle gir lerve my
or. My Wife met me at the
or with a pleasant smi e which is
couraging to a mechat ic after a
1
rd days labor She s id Mrs. R.
td 'sent ber 1 ttle girl fter their
n wspaper; win h she ha borrowed.
e sat down to tea. e had been
arried 091y s: months. My wife
a id to ree,1 eta i g me by my given
n ime, "1 iwish i ou woul 'se bscribe
fir the newspa: er. It , .: so much
, .mpany ter me ben yo aregone'
11 y answ r wa "I world like lo
d so, ba you [know I • we a littlie
p vareat n ourr house a )d lot. It
a ill be all I cad de t ra et it." She
s: id, "if ou take the 1 aper I will
s w for th tailor to.pay f r it 1 sub-
s ribed for the paper. •, it came in
due tirne to rny house. While resting
c ne noon and looking o‘ er it, I saw'
n advertseinelat cf i1lte county
c rumissioners 4o let a ridge to be
0
Player.
a night or 1wo
transaction -a
a man totally
lolly deaf ind
inating game
expert, and
was watched
erous specta-
proved victor
variably does
gi his -opponent
s so proficient
e. sional sports,
s refuse to ploy
id ration.
of the curious
t re. blind man
ysta,n.der, who
• their denomi-
ever to be told
ever failing to
b r of each card
lation to each
d. But that
)St thought for
although the
aefore, they at
ave a mutual
onversed with
s readily and
had been de-
aigtift.
hextraordi-
g his left hand,
d made himself
dto his fellow
indicating with
along the table
'y to the forma -
Melt he desired
ias truly a sub -
d one calculated
ef in that great
compensation,
c'eprivscl of one
if iS given some
ater degree than
11
0
1I
l it
111
reflection was, tie t
parties never me
once appeared to
understanding, anc
each other ahnos
rapidly as if D eitb e
prived.. of -any mut
The mute wrot
nary rapidity, usi
while the blind m
perfectly under sto
sufferer by simple
his dexter linger
the letters necessa
tisn of the Words
to use The seen
ject for thoright, a
to confirm the bel
heavenly law o
'wh ereby „ a Per son
natural seneelor
other faculty n gr
is vouchsafed io otl es unafflicted.
The parties of w ram we speak are
both men of mo e
ability and acquir
prominent membe
with a State re
other, is ae lands
painter of no mean
clenly lost his si
since; the other
dumb when only s
feow an attack of
yet we doubt if
happy men exist
They seem by so e
satiOn to forget
with • their great
other powers • and
sation.:—Sacreseen
1
0
111
than ordinary
nts. One is a
our local bar,
ation, and the
e and aninaal
erit. One sud-
t a few years
came !deaf and
en years ofage.
rlet fever. And
o more genial
he corn ni unit y.
godlike dispeu-
to be satisfied
ss; because of
fts in compen-
Reporter.
ca
1
Rat -Pro o
A. corresponde-
nt() Yorker gives
k•ections for maid
walls :—
Dig the cellar a
and'dig a trench
ches wider than t
and one foot in de
broken tone we
with a sledge; th
Wall on the top of
Another : Bef
lay the wall, plac
NEW BOOKS.
•
•
•
REIGN OF LAW,- by Duke of '''rgyle.
• HUXLEY'S LAY SEiRMONS. -
THEOLOGY AND SCIENCE, (Brewer)
CRITICAL NEW TESTAMENT.
EADIES1 BIBLICAL 'CYCLO PEDI A
EADIES' BIBLICAL CONCORD NCE.
JOSEPHUS' W0RKS.1
EXETER HALL LECTURES.
MOTLEY'S DUTCH REPUBLIC:
GIBBONS' RISE & FALL,
- ROMAN ,EMPIRE,
MACA ULEY'S HIS•TORY OE
••ENGL NP.
MARKHA:M'S HISTOR Y OF
, ENGLAND,
COTTAGE LIBRARY, choice and cheap
FA MIILY READING,
SA.BBATII SCHOOL LIBRARIES,
•HYMN BOOKS, ETC.
—ALSO—
DAY BOOKS,
JOURNALS,
LEDGERS,•
• CASH BOOKS.
• WRITING PAPER,
•• ENVELOPES
• Commercial and fancy, at
It, LUMSDEN'S
• Dm).b and Book Store.
,
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870.
Cellars.
t of the INral
tLe followinkdir-
a rat -proof cellar
cleep as you. wish,
11 around siX
re wall is
Ala, filling it vith
1 settW together
n commence the
it, . •-
re commencing to
all .around a tier
of thin, flat stone, projecting outside
of the wall into t
br sixteen inches,
be troubled with r
dig:down by the 'kis of a wall, and
when they -some t treflat stonethey
are completely no.-plussed, and back
square out.
e earth fourteen
nd you. will never
ts. They always
MANITOBA, ITE
son, of thefirm o
is.—Mr. R
Nichols & R
bin
bin
son, Montreal, wh fats just retufrned
from Red River, !states that it too
hinafifteen days t come throuel
t St. Joseph, stiff
e attack of inflam
els. There was
n the settlement
n Daeotah. Th
.maintained i
officers. -The forc
Province nu iber
St. PaUl. Riel is
ering from a seve
maticn of the boN
very little snow
but considerable
military force to
86 privates and 5
at present in the
580 men. Ora
lodges have,been
volunteers, and a
pox is decreasin
chewan. Gener
nes -s reigns throu
VI
rge and Ma
established b
th riving. 5
• on; the Si
1 peace and guiet-
hout the Proeiince.
oni
th
skat-
NO
ICE.
SIGN OF, l'ILE
Golden Padlock
KOTICE is herel ytiven to all persons
not to is
any timber or trespass on
lots N. 18, E. If and 20 in. the 5th
concession Hay, as the owner, PA OL
BLL- is determined to. punish 0 the
utrnost extreme of the law all so doing.
165-tf •
kEL toa as
A VOID QUA C .—A victim o-tf early
_A_ indiscretion, causing nervou debil-
ity, premature dee ty, etc., having tried
in vain every advertised remedy, ihas a
simple means of self -cure, which he will
send free to his fellow -sufferers. Address
J. H. TUTTLE, 78 Nassau st., New
York 162-6m
•
••,---4•14444144••14.441•••—.
MILLS
FOR SALE OR TO RENT!
--0—
MHE SUBSCRIBER °MRS FOR
SAL E or to Rent, on easy terms,
• THE VARNA MILLS,
Consisting of a Flour, Oatmea, , and. Saw
Mill, all of which are in goo running
•order.
The Flour Mill contains , Four run of
Stones and the interor is well finished,
and all the machinery in first class con-
dition. There is in connection a good
Dam, and an abundant supply of watei
to run all the mills the year round.
These mills are situated in the centia
of a splendid Agricultural country, and a
rare chance is offered to any person desi-
rous of embarking iuthe milling business.
There is also an excellent opportunity
(jcould
e bepremises,driven
elB
l the works1NCFORfor SALT n
h on ud
by water. . '
The above property is situated Six
miles from Clinton; Six from Bayfield,
• and. Eleven from Seaforth, with good
gravel roads leading to eachplace.
For further particulars apply to the
proprietor, on -the premises, or to Varna
P. 0,
W. TURNER.
VARA, August 11, 1870. , 140-
CD
2.
0
CrJ
sp
)-1
-
CD.
1-1
,r(
0
0
0
cr.
1-d
0
0
aRI 3O MOTS
SEAFORTH
FURNITURE WAREROOMS.
M. ROBERTSON
Inaporter and manufacturer of all kinds
OF
110USEHOLD PURNITUI?4,
Such as
SOFAS, •
LOUNGES,
CENTEE TABLES,
MATTRASSES,
DINING 4t BR EAKF A ST TABLES,
•BUREAUS,
CHAIRS, and
BEDSTEADS,
In Great Variety.
Mr. R. has great conidence in offer-
ing his goods to the public, as they are
made of Good Seasoned Lumber. and
by First-class Workmen.
•
Coffins made to Order
On the Shortest Notice.
WOOD TURNING
Warerooms
TWO 'DOORS SOUTH SHARP'S
HOTEL, ain Street.
one with Neatness and Despatch.
Seafarth, Jan'y 21st, 1870. 57 4f.
No Armistice.
0•1 JOHN LOGAN
TIAS declared war against the mer -
..11A cantile opposition of Seaforth, with
a large and. varied. stock of amunition on
hand, in the shape of
DI 0 S
—AND__
GROCERIES
4/
Which for quality, style and cheapness,
cannot be conquered with fair play,.
The following are special lines :—
FANCY DRESS GOODS, WIN-
CEYS, (Plain and Checked,) LUS-'
TRES, POPLINETTS, FRENCH
MERINOS, 'PRINTS. POPLINS,
GREY COTTON, BLEACHED
DO., FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
CLOUDS, HOODS, HOSIERY,
MANTLES, GLOVES, FINGER-
ING YARN, READY - MADE
CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS,
TWEEDS, COTTONAND FLAN-
NEL SHIRTS, DEAWERS, SU-
GARS, TEAS, TOBACCOES,
RAISINS, CURRANTS,SPICES,
&a, &c.,
Too numerous to mention, •
QUEEN
Insurance Com pany
OF LIVERPOOL & LONDON.
CAPITAL - $2,000,000 Sterling
CHIEF OrFices--Queen Buildings, Liver-
pool, And Gracechurch Street, London.
CANADA BRANCH OFFicaa--Exchange
• Buildings, Montreal.
BOARD—Wm. Morton, Esq., Chairman:
Henry Thomas, Esq., David Torrance,
Esq., andthe Hon. James Ferrier.
BANKERS—M01SOD'S Bank.
LEGAL ADVISERS — Messrs. Ritchie,
Morris & Rose.
MEDICAL ADVISER2-'Mrinialit
Esq. M. D.
Suievanon—Thomas S. Scott, Esq.
Auorroa--Thomas R. Johnson, Esq.
RESIDENT SECRETARY AND GENERAL
AGEN T, —A. Mackenzie Forbes, 13 St.
Sa,crement Street, Montreal.
The undersigned having been appoint-
• ed. Agent for the, above Company, parties
desiring to insure against lass by fire can
do so on the most favourable terms.
Life Pehcies granted on as advantage-
-• ous terms as any other respectable Com-
pany doina business in Canada.
JAMES H. BENSON.
Agentl
OFFICE—BENSON & MEYER'S
Law Office,
Soaforth.
153-tf.—
TAVERN FOR SALE.
THE well-known and. old established
Hotel, "The Roxburgh otel," sit-
uated in the thriving villa e of Rox-
burgh; along with the house is one-half
.acre ofland and good stabling. Right
opposite is -`• Rock's Mill." doing the
largest gristing business in the County.
To a party with. a small capital this is
nue of the best stands in the •County of
Huron. Apply to the proprietor, THOS.
WILSON, Walton P. 0. 171-tf
Seaforth, Nov. 8, 1870.
MISS McINTOSH
• Wishes to announce to the ladies of Sea -
forth and surrounding eountry that
• she has removed to • .
• The FARMERS' STORE, above the OLD
• POST OFFICE,
Where she will be most happy to receive
orders in -
MILLINERY, DRESS
AND
MANTLE MAKING,
In the latest- and. most approved style of
the season. She also keeps on hand
A Choice Selection of Flowers, Feath-
ers, Terry Silk, &e.
STRAW AND HAIR WORK
cleaned. on short notice.
171-tf
NOTICE
TO BARK MEN.
The subscriber is prepared to contract
for the delivery of
TAN BARK
At the following Stations:
Carronbrook, Mitchell, • Sea -
forth, Clinton and Goderich.
Terms of contract and att particulars
furnished at the subscriber's store in
Seaforth. Extra inducements offered to
parties closing contracts at ()ace.
L. .R. CORBEY,
Farmers' Store, Seaforth.
Seaferth, March 17, 1871. • 171-8t
• AT THE
Manchester House I
MAIN STREET,
SEAFORTII, Nov. 15, 1870 152-tf.
LUMSDEN
Has just received a Fresh Stock of
PURE DRUGS
AND
CHEMICALS
Toilet and. Fancy Soaps, Combs, Hair,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, French,
English, and American.
• PERFUMERY.
qENIJINE BYE STUFFS.
• Guaranteed to beof the best quality.
TT orse an d Cattle Medicines
Condition Powders.
Physicians prescriptions carefully and
accurately dispensed.
• R LUMSDEN,
-THE
nron
XpOli.tOrt
L5 rueaestrea
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
IH SEAOR'J'IL
• " T E RIM S.
$1.50 per annum, in advance; if not
so paid $2. 00 ,will be charged. No subs-
cription taken for a shorter period than
three months.
'`• •yea, •
ADVERTISING,RATES.
Per line, first insertion, 8 cts ; subse-
quent insertions, 2 cts, each -time. Ad-
vertisements measured by a scale of solid
1Jrevier. No advertisement taken for
less than One Dollar.
• CONTRACT RATES
Column for One Year. - $60 00
Six Months, - - 35 00
Three " •• 20 00
One Year, - - 35 00
Six Months, - 20 00
Three " - -12 00
One Year, - - 20 00
12 00
TSihxreeM°`31` th-s • 8 00
12 00
4 •
"One Year, -
Six Months 8 00
" Three - 5 00
One
ia
*alf
uarter
4
1''
,,
ighth •
a 1
44
CC
4C
44
t •
4 4
Att
• 4
t
t
••4
Advertisementa, without specific alirec-
ions, wiL' be inserted till forbid, and
barged accordingly.
• McLEAN BROTHERS,
MURDO Y. MeLEAN, Publishers.
iALLAN McLEAN.