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;NEW TESTAMENT.
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VURKS's
?..N.LL LECTURES,
7S DUTCH REPUBLIC:.
i3E & FALL,
ROMAN EMPIRE,.
..., HISTORY OR
ND.
i.M"S HISTOR v UF .
ENG /AND,
r),RA R'Y, choice aft cheap
READING,
: SCHOOL LIBIZA,RIES,
. HYMN EiciOlia., ETC_
. —ALSO—
ALS,
ASH BOOKS.
: WRITING PAPER,
EN VE LOPES
sul Laney, at
UAWLY'S
b- and Book Store.
A% 3, 1870-.
[ILLS
E OR TO RENT
--a--
CR.111ER; OFFERS' FOR
to Rent, on easy terms,
ARNA MILLS,
Flour, Oatra-eal, and Saw
7hich are in good running
cprder.
II contains Four run of
interor is well
.nlainery in first class cons
is in connection a good
Linindant supply of watet
mills the year round,
are situated in the centre
igriculturai country, iend
tterel to any persen deai-
iirreinthe mining business.
0
,t an excellent opportunity
Ift SALT on the premises,
kir which mild: be driven
property is situated Six
()tau ; SiX from Baytield,
rom Seafortla with good:
ading to eachplace.
particulars apply to the
the preinises, or to Varna.
' W. TURNER:,
t hi, 1870.
Rti FOR SALE.
sown aud oid stabliahed
he Roxburgh Hotel," sit -
:thriving -tillage of Rex -
with the li'onae is one-half
not gumi stablingRight
Rock's Min." doing the
g business in the County,
-h a small capital this is
t stands: in the County- of
to the proprietor, THOS.
Oton 1,?. 0-, 171-tt
L
E Olt' STAGES,
.aforth and Wreauter,
------
idersigned, beg to inform
oSeaferth,
the public generally, that
nniag
MA" a;TAGE,
j)ted,) each way, as follows
erth at 11 a. ne ; avires
p. m. ; Ravine Wroxeter
ving Ainleyville at 3 p.
le; with meiniug and even -
ug east and west, also with
Ilarriaton stages. (um-
1ee and fast time. Livery
at 'eaurth
,OSS & .101INrN)NE,
Proprietors.
Hu -Row.
-rnE 3rd CONe."ESS1ON„
er hitoWit !IS the
1 TUOMPSON FARM,
,:..a•to, it i admitted by an
is Lot, that for ereps aud.
superior in the county.
A ddrees,
BOX 175, Seaforth.
70.
,*1
APRIL 21, 1 871.
THE HUR.
N EXPOSITOR;
Tile Chinese ..Langu- ge---How
Different Ideas are Expressed.
reporter of the San Pyancisco
_Bulletin has recently visited the
ChineSe school at the California
State Prison, and the followin4
statements are upon his :authority :
(. The peculiar characteristics of
this rade crops out in every direction.
Imitationis the all prevailing power;
with this facility they master the
English language' in a remarkably
-short space of time. In reading aloud
they seldom became proficient; in
writing the language they resort to
imitittion, and speedily. (wet come all
obstacles. Some of the, chirography
-of the Celestials is equal to litho-
graph in point 6f harmony and de-
licacyonly one of the Celestials
at taw institution is conversant with
the ganclarin dialect of China ; he
possesses an expressive countenance,
.ilad is considered the handsomest
specimen of his race within the pri-
son walls. Ile is serving out a sen-
tence. for a brutal assault -upon Mr.
Boyd, Of this 6ty. In connection
with this subject numerous inteiest-
&ng facts -concerning the Chinese
(language wee obtained from the
able teacher of this department of
the school. According to his state-
ment, and he- has the confidence of
the officers of the prison, the Chinese
language is a string of monosyllables,
and they are not numerous, tut their
meaning is varied by different pro-
nunciations. Thus the word tchia,spok-
en by lengthening u; means master,
when pronounced rapidly it Means
kitchen, and when spoken with a
loud voice, and 'depressed toward the
end, it signitiespillar. The language
4 the provinces varies, and even
among natives of the same province,
signs are used to relieve the ambig-
uity of words. There are not mor
than. 350 sounds that can be dis-
tinguished by the English alphabet,
and the written language has 80,
000 characters, representing object
or ideas. The vocal language bein
so deficient to the ear, it is -common
to prevent mistakes in talking t
make with the finger tl* sign oftla
-character that one means to expres.
by the word; for 226 different an
flesh side with. pu
stone, and with the I
will be very white.
good mittens, and b
for ladies in cold weather
sofas and carriages.
ice
and
he
or rotten-
, and they
also make
ful jackets
or rugs -for
discordant ideas are, on an- average
to be expressed by one sound so simi
lax that the difference cannot be con
veyed by our alphabet. The Chines
-characters seem devised as a coin
munication between those who ar
deprived cf speech ; the sign is some
times arbitrary, and at others it re -
resents the object described. Thu
a prison is'represented by a square
-denoting an inclosure, and the add'
tion of a dot within it represents
prisoner. The character that repre
seats a 4sed twice denotes -
_thicket, and thrice a forest.- Th
character for .tim,e, repeated, mean
eternity. Some of the combination
of the characters to express othe
ideas are ingenious. Thus the chat
aeters combined of good and 2009*
make praise. A bargain is denote
by a word and a zail, comfort is
pressed by rice and mouth, and ,li
_tening by door and ear. The con
pounds ate various; aud Many
thein show the low estimation i
which females are held in Chim
The charactet of vicious is compos. d.
of the sign of a woman and fugitive.
Subjection. is denoted bv'the sign, of
a woman and a claw. TO sco/d is ex-
pressed by.. - the sign for two women.
Anger is expressed i..sy the chfiractei's
for women, and soar wine. Levity is
-denoted by a character °of a ;man,
placed between two 1.1,0211en. Some
combinations, however, are expressed
in a more gallant spirit. A young
unmarried maiden is exprebsed by
the charztoterS which denote woman
and bending down. Ilandsome is
denoted by the characters for a Ito-.
-man and siglb.
1
R
FOR TIIE
VILLAGE OF SE
JULIUS DILL
f
IN ACCOUN
THE MUNICI
EA
wi
AL
PORT
FORTH.
"NT
SURER,
[Til •
TY OF•
SEA -FOR H,
• FOR THE -YE R 1NDING
FEBRUARY 1 1871.
RECEI
To balance in hands of
ers 1869
George Forsyth,
fees ..;
How licences
ShoP licences
Billiard licences
Market stalls
Polltax.. -
Halbrent
Drain rent .;.
Boundary line
S. Gj McCaughey, fines
nes
•loan
nk
T.
Trea ur-
..
mafket
Joh Beattie, fines..
A. G. McDougall,
°Clergy Reserves ,
Proceeds'of $2,000
Royal Canadian B
Taxes for 1869 •
'Taxes for 1870
Total reccipta
$409 12
1,108 00
495 00
345 17
65 00
74 50
108 00
14 00
18 75
30 10
10 00
5 00
13 145
90 90
1,882 00
894 00
141 53
2,092 67
...$7,797:19
DSBURSI MENTS.
By pa1.
ic contracts,
streets, s
gtd.. clriin
Contract fo
Hall
Royal Cana
School
Sundries I
J. Duncan, disc
&o... I...
)a
tt
t
'By cas
Tctal disbursem
•
Household Weights & Measures
Wheat .flour, one pound is one
quart.
Indian rfteal, one pound two ounces
is one quart.
Butter, when soft, one pound and
one ounce is a quart.
Loaf sugar powdered, one pound
one ounce is one quart. -
Best brown sugar, one pound and
two ounces is one quart. -
Eags of the average size; ten are
one, pound. •
Liquid inelasure—Sixteen table,
spoonfuls are half a pint.
What to d.o With Sheen Skins.
Take long woolen skin; make
strong suds, using brit water; when
it is cold, wash the skins' in it, care-
',
fully squeezing theni between the
hands to get the dirt out of the wool;
then wash the Soap out with clean
cold water sufficient to cover two
skins, and let them :Soak over nig it,
or twelve licoirs ;then hang them
over a i)ail to drain. "When they c.re
well drained, spread or stretch care-
fully over a board to dry. When.a.
little (-Limp, hilve one ounce e;ich of
saltpeter and. alum, pulverized; and
Sprinkle ; place the. flesh sides to-
gether, •in.(.1,- hang rn. the shade for
two or thrde days, turning under the
skin uppei most every day until yer-
fectly dry. Then scrape the Ilysh
'side with a blunt knife, to remove
&c., for
d.ewalks;
• .,.$2,033S8
!Town,
.. ... 30925
iati Bank 2,56222
1,80n 00
... 254 31
rint, I -
14957
by
Support of ...• • 1051 42
Engineer acpun' ... 95 00
93 43'
Legal. SerVi ... 85 00
Salary, Cler. 80 00
"Tre. ure 40 00
Col ecto 43 00
' A ss -ssor 35:00
Str et In
to
Bel
in hands of
it
CC
pec -
25 00
-ring r.,.. 24 00
reasnrer. 62 11
nts.,
• We have ,auclite
lected for 1869 bet
1870 the amount UDR
• ' A. G. .MoDO
ARCHD. D
books and vouchers
rect, the balance in
Treasurer being $6
Dated:at Seaforth,
4th_ March, 1871.
...$7,797 19
1 the* Treasurer's
and found all dor-
the hands of the
11 taxes uncol-
g -$.a4 61, and for
•
lleoled is $36.
j„_wAR _amnia/re
•G ,
is
176
EG -G EM ORITTINI
The subscriber is
and prepared to pay
The Highes
For any quantity of
GOODFR
Delivered. at the
till in his old stand,
Cas Price
I •
SH EGGS
Egg Erns oriumi
Main stree , Seaforth.
To all parties (roe
with whoin he has
the past four years
thanks, and trusts y st
business to merit th ir
future.
D A.VI
Seaforth, March
IIRANK PALTRIDGE,
. PHO 0 MATHER, ,
Reti sus thank 110 his very numerous
friends for theif very extensive patron-
age, iancl. wouldet). to state that he is
e
turning out bet er pieturee than elver,
since Ins return film England, where he
visited some of 4h4 bet galleries in Lon-
donandother large cities, and !also
bronght home 801110 extra good. elremi-
caliel (on which the success -4 Pluitog-;
raphy 'featly depends, )—better than
,
can lbe o stained in Canada, ail made ar
rangements for i urther supply, which
,
together with j extra finely appointed
roonas and. long xperience, renders Frank
PalItiridge's Photographs universally ap-
preciated and. apkkiowledged. to be, the
best produced Vest of Toronto, 'Call
and !sec' some of his new style of medal-
lion pictnres,— h only due medallions
maae in the Co n y ; also, those'beauti-
ful, ; never-fadi g enameled picturee,—
the Only place ti ey can be lobtained.
him elf, that i 11 those who , obtained
Fra ik would. b o state, in justice* to
Such poor infern.r pictures, last surMner,
durhig his abs n e in England, that if .
they bring the hack (as a great isiVany
have clone), h sill exchange ' them for
goo4, properly nade and artistically -
posed pictures, in de by Frank himself.
I wIlruld say 1 , n destroying all nega-
tivels from. wh el those poor pictures
wene -made, as lei g unfit for use. I am
determined to 1 e p the lead in Photog-
rap ly in this 8 ctjion. All work war -
ran ed.. Alwaa s t honie i and in good
I' 1:- NK PALTRDIGE,
te er.
1r Ph_otograi n r, Scott'. Brick Block,
SEA FOR TH, :Ont.
ir Photogr, p s at One Dollar per
dozisn, with a 'i.w to still ferther re-
ductions. . 170-tf
eha,nts and others)
one msiness diiring
he rcturns h arty
ui
et attenti n to
atronage the
D. WILSON.
6, l71. 17 etf
EGGS!
MHE SubsCriber egs
he is still-preli fed t
•`• at his
GCS!
o intimate that
purchase Eggs
• Store at t e Mark
• audto
HIGHEST- PR
• -1
for all fresh Jijg
To Merchants i
with -whom he. (tias
past [three ye4,rs,
thanks, and hopes
Business relations.
pay the
OE IN CA.
H
s th t may offe .
To
one
e r
or a
Seaforth, March , 18
• JAM
Begs to intima,
hasil removed
riscin's Carriag
Mf.Williain
1
,
Where he ma
Mr -Williams is
thei shortest noti
04riage Pan
and Oi1
ra
9ive him a cis,'
opposite Murr y'
TINq.
S W,ILLIAms
e o the publie that he
fr m 'McIntosh & Mor-
actOry, and has rented
GrasSie's Paint
hop,
e found at uiy time.
repared to ekecute, on
e, all kinds of
Sign Painting
mental NE -York.
. Remenaber the Place,
Stables. 170-13t
1Seeds! Seeds!
TOHN BEAT IE keeps constantly on
.1D hand, at his. Stall in the Market
Building'the best quality of Seeds of
every description.
TIMOTHY, CLOVER,
WHEAT,
ri and Cot ntry
usiness in the
turns his best
contirmanee of
IALCANI.
1. -l68-tf
E.
hF Court of Oevisio
'
n for the Town -
1 be held.at Mr.
Bayfield road,
T
ship of Stanle
Ilrenano CITING'S ROTE
on MONDAY, the 15th day of MAY, at
ten o'clock, a. m.1
- WILLIAA P UNKETT,
ownship Clerk.
Varna, April 6; 871: 174 -td
FARNI FOR SALE.
Ttarm, Lot NO. 28, First Concession
HE Subscriber offers for sale his
of Hey, London Road, half a mile from
Kippen, consisting of 100 acres of ex-
cellent land, 65 of which are cleared.
For particulars, app
any remaining scraps of flesh, .trim ;Al ,liXAN DER MUNN-,
-off projecting points, and rub the 170-tf °lithe Premises.
0
etc., on hand.
JOHN BEATTIE,
109s8*- M ket B1ding, Seaforth.
X_TS, PEA.S AND BARLEY,
FUR
ITITRE
EAI
A T
THOS. BELL'S.
THOMAS
ELL
3,
TO FARMERS.
IRON HARROWS.
rPTIE UNDERSIONED has on hand
a large number of IRON HAR-
ROWS, which he is prepared to sell on
reasonable terms. -
These harrows were manufactured. at
Gananoque, and. are
,
The Best Now i4 Use.
.A guarantee will be fihren with each,
that if it do not work satiefactorily,
it may be returned by the purchaeer
within thirty days.
0. C. WILSON,
Agricultural Implement Agent
169-tf SEAFORTH, (.)NT.
Is now prepared - to main facture furni-
ture' •
s Cheap as the Cheapest.
• Parties wishing to . buy w olesale can
be supplied at 1
Toronto Wholesale Prices.
ARE ROO
MONEY TO LEND.
O N Farm or desirable Village Property
0,1, per cent. Payinents made to
snit the borrower. ApplY to
• . A. 0. McDOUGALL,
insurance Agent and.
Commissiener, Seaforth,
orto JOHN SEATTER,
Exchange Broker,
'Seaforth.
January 13, 1871,
162 -Gin
IS OPPOSITE TH MAS
WORKS OP, CORNER OF AR-
' I ET SQUARE,
G done on the
Shi rtest Notice.
COFFINS kept constant y on
han 01.
A HE FISE FOR HIRE.
170-tf
OR SALE.
OT 16, 11, 16th Con.ceesion, Grey.
.fJConsiderhie clearing aind a good
h use, with gime very valUable -pine.
,pply to M CAUGHEY &I OLA.IES-
T D, Seafor h, or to Mr; Peter Sincliair,
o 15? 14th C mcession. Grey. 167-tf
HE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY,
McNA
WOULD respectftilly
inhabitants of Sea
ity, that he still continu
Business as usual, M tlae
the North road.
• Jobbing of allkinds, an
espouially, promptly atte
13, MOSES' PERIODICAL PILLS.
Tbis invah able medicine is u failing
ii the cure o all :those painful d dan-
'Irons diseas .s to which the female don -
subject. It nioderates all
Oyes all obstr 'lotions, from
se.
ladies it
-Alain a short
ilyperiod wit
very power -fel
gi
sfitutien. is
th
e scess and re
IV atever ca
Toshitd.mariIrtN
on the mont
, a d althoug
t ing hurttu to the constitntion. In all
eases of N ous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in the a,cir. and Limb, Fatigue on
sight exerth n,1 Pal pitation f the heart,
I ysterics, a d 'Whites, it will effect a
cure when -a 1 other means have failed.
The paraphl t arotind each package has
fnll directioi s and advice. o will be Sent
4..ee to all w iting for it, se led. from ob-
Sensation.
3, OB MOSES, :1/4,7EAV YORK, SOLE PROPRIETOR.
' $1.00 and. PA ceets for postage, en -
Closed to Northrop & Lyman, Newcastle
Ont., ;generel agents for the Dominion,
Ivill insure c. bottle containing. over 50
villS by return nmil. - -
e C4'Sohl in Sea,forth by E. Hickson and.
and I .. 'Llunsden ; A. Stephens,
Mitchell; . 8. Coombs, Clinton; and.
lledicin
NOATIIRC
it
peculiarly
time, bring
regularity,
contains 110-
isaf' Terms reas
164 -ti DAVID
II
GHT
intimate to the
orth and vicin-
s to carry on
old. stand, on
Norse -shoeing
ided to,
able.
&NA UGHT.
Dealers.
P & LYMAN, N
e Agents.
wca,stle,
172-8
SJHO1OO
0
Seaforth _Foundry
•
ZAPFE & OARTER
DESIRE TO CALL TEE ATTENTION
01? TIIE PUBLIC TO THEIR
THE SEAI'ORTII
Lumber Yard:-
MABEE & .ivitCDONAL.D
Beg to inform the public that they have
opened. a LUMBER YARD in Seafoi•th,
near Shearson's Mill, on, the ground for-
merly used as a Lumber Yard; by Mr.
Thomas Lee.
They will keep constantly on hand a.
good. assortment of ALL KINDS OF
LUMBER, dressecl and. undressed.
Also,
LATH AND SHINGLES,
All of which they are prepared to sell at
the lowest possible prices, for Cash.
Builders and others •a¢ill find it to their
advantage to inspect our stock, and. as-
certain our prices before. purchaeing else-
where, as we are in a position to offer
(mil inducements to caSh purchasers.
MAB.EE & MACDONA.LD.
Seaforth, Dec. 29; 18,0. 160-tf
IMPROVED
Threshing Machin
THE BEST
AT PRESENT, IN USE,.
These machines posSess many improve-
ments on any heretofore made, They a e
manufacturing Machines of TWO SIZE
one especially constructed for travellin e
the ‘otter a smaller size, calculattei more
especially for HOME USE.
So far as their large machine bas be
introduced, it has given theVERY BES
S ATI SFA.CTI 0 N. 1
They manufacture the Pitte
Improved liOrse Power:,
! 1
In addition to the above, the subscrib-
ers manufacture almost every article in
their line, such as, .
SAWING MAOMNES, -
Capable of sawing from. 50 to 60 cords of
wood per day.
STRAW CUTTERS,
of a Super* kind..
GANG BLOW,
The Lateat Improved.
CULTIVATORS AND PLOW,
Which cannot be surpassed. '
—07 --
EVERY DESCRIPTION 01?
I
CASTINGS •
,
MADE ON THE SHORTEST Noncp.
o
They have a highly approved pattern for
SCHOOL DESK IRONS.
REPAIRS IN ALL BRANCHES
Attended to 1Promptly. 1
oar They employ nio Agents, and dian
therefore give the pu- cha,ser the advan-
taire of the commiesicn-
They 'employ none but the best skilled
labor, and material, which warra,1 ts
them in guaranteeing satisfaction. 1
INTENDING PURCELASERS WILL PLEASE
GIVE US A CALL I3EFO1E BITYING
FROM OTHERS.
• ZAPFE & CARTE .
143-4—
i
BILLIARD HALL
R. W. .COLLINS
Begs to state that he has opened in
KIDD'S NEW BLOCK,
A BILLIARD ROOM..
There are in the ball FOUR TA-
BLES, (Riley & May's Alanufaeture,)
and excellent accommodations for vis-
itors and players.
Attendants will be on hand at all rea-
sonable hours.
Be W. cCLLINS,
6-tf Proprietor.
THOMSON & WILLIAMS
Are introducing the Celebrated
"CUMMING'S" STRAW CUTTER
thieh has already met with Unrivalled
sucsess in other parts of Canada.
Warranted. to give perfect satisfaction
when driven either by horse or hand pow-
er.
ALSO MANUFACTURE A NEW
"A.ND 8 HORSEPOWER,
SCITADLE FOP. DRIVING STRAW etsrmns,
SAWING MACHINES, (WEN CYLINDERS,
AND LITTLE GIANT THRESHERS.
WM. N. • ATSON
A LWAYS IIAS O. HAND THE
BEST
SEWING M CHINES
IN THE MARKET,
Either for Family use, or for Manufa,c-
turing purposes. Bata single -threaded
and double -threaded, and loca-stitch
Machines can be suppli (1.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, and
instructions given to pUrchasers gratis,
1
WM. N. 1, V kTSON
Can also insure property against Fire and
Marine Disaster, andi Life and Limb
against death and ae.cident, with the
best Companies, being Agent for
The Liverpool and 4ondon and Globe,
(English.) 1
The Provincial of Canada, (Canada.)
The Gore District Mntual, (Village and
The
Farm.)
The
ara. District Mutual, (Village
. and Farm.
The Travelers of II rtford, (Life and
Accident.)
/04,
tioneGeiraine uniese signed I, Duna.
DANIEL IrGREGOR,
BOOKBINDER HULLETT
Also, all kinds of Farming, Implements
including—
Reapers, Fanning Mills.
Mowers, Cultivators,
Combined Machines, Horse Hoes,
Separators, Weeders,
Pitts' Poker, Plows,
Sawing Machines; Gang Plows,
Double Mouldboard Plows, &c.
MILLWRIGHTING & ENGIN-
EERIN G DEPARTMENT.
SteamEngines of all Sizes Built
Grrist. Mills, Flour Mills,
Saw Mills, Flax Mills;
Ly water or steam,
And all kinds of
FACTORIES CONTRACTED FOI AND
EXECUTED IN Tli E MOST
APPROVED. STYLE.
TURBINE WATER - WHEELS,
LATH MILLS, SHINGLE
• MILLS, BRAN DUSTERS
And all kinds ot machinery of the be
construction, supplied on short notice
REPAIRING ENGINES AND rillACHINEBY
Promptly attended to
Address, ,
THOMSON & WILLIAMS,
Mitchell, P.O.
Seaforth, Sept, 6th, 1870. 144-1y
11AS just received a iarge Stock of the
materials used. en the business, and
is now fully prepared to execute on the
shortest notice and in the latest styles,
all orders he may be favoured with.
Registers, Ledgers,
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
:THE
undersigned offers for sale or to
'rent, on the SC1 Concession of McKil-
lop, Roxboro Road, 11 miles from Sea -
forth, and one mile from Roxboro, 1
acre and 9 rods of land, with a good bear-
ing Orchard of 24 trees. assorted; frame
house, 22x32 feet, in good, condition and
very -comfortable ; also, A, well, pump,
and stable Ott the premises; the lot is
well fenced. For fu i firer particulars
apply to the proprietor on the premises.
159-tf JOHN YOUNG.
• AND
33i-AtsTi Elooir
OF ANY KIND,
Ruled, _Printed and Mc de
To order, on the shortest notice, and a
prices which defy competition.
LADIES' WORK BOXET
AND
FANCY CASES
_
Made to order.
OLD AND NEWBOOKS
.80 UD ASD REPAIRED
At city prices. .
• Persons residing at a alistance by
leaving their books at the Signal Boaz
Store, Goderich, or at the Exrosrrou
office, Seaforth, or at J. R. Grant's, Ain-
leyville, stating style, may rely on
them being well bound.
All communieatione addressed to the
undersigned, will receive prompt a ten -
tion.
DANIEL McGREGOR,
•• Constance, II). 0.
Hu lett.
Seaforth, Nov: 9, 1870, 153-tf.—
Losses Liberally,Adjusted and LIVERY STABLE.
• :Promptly Settled.
AIONEY TO LEND
At moderate rates of interest. No com-
mission, and expenses: moderato
MORTGAGES bought on equitable
terms. 160
FOR SALE.
rpHE most eligible situation in Seaforth,
1„ on the East side of Main Street,
nearly opposite the Post Office; On which
there is a commodious Dwelling -house,
36x26, two stories high; stable and wood-
shed, and a good. well with a pump in it.
The front of the lot , on Main street is
well situated for the erection of Storee,
being in a eentiul position for businees,
The property extends from Main street
to Victoria street. The lot fronting on
Victoria street is used as a Garden, in
which there are the ehoieest young Fruit
Trees, apples, piers, plumbs, cherries,
grape vines, gooFieberrivs, currants and
strawberries. The gin den is in the high-
est state of cultivation and inoduces an
abundance of vegetables. For further
particulars apj)ly to
GEORGE MePIIILLIPS, P. L. S.
Seaforth, Jai.17, 1871. 163ti
FOR SALE:
HAT splendid Hotel Stand on the
Market Square, Seaforth, lsnewn as
the CORN EXCHANGE, and doing a
good bueiness. To an 'enterprising man,
with som(3 capital, it offers excellent in-
ducements, being on one of the leading
streets and close to the -Salt
Also, two comfortable COTTAGES' on
Elgin Street, Goderiell, rented at $200 a
year, and several Town Lots. Terms--
mod_eratee Apply to
WM," M A LCOM,
Sea.forth, Jan. 23, -1871Athe Market.
. 104-tf
At
TAMES ROSS desiries to inform the
0) public that be bas opened a New
Livery Stable in connectio3i with bit
hotel, evhere parties can be atcommod.
ated with first- claes horses and vehicles;
at reason able prices.
Sea.orth, jan'y. 2113t1 1570' 07 -tf
TOYS —& !FAUN CCM 1
SELLING OFF
A.T CQST1
--AT--
M. R. COUNTER)
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
YOUR
Christmas Presents,
AND
NEW YEAR'S G TS
• Just received a complete steck of
FINE COLD AND SILVER JEWELRY
RUSSEL AND SWISS
WAT4— HEpi,
To be sold Cheaper than
• ever.
M. B. COUNTER.
SEAFORTH, Dec. 13) ISM 152