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difficulties in the way,
and overcome those difcul
k ere now prepared to moue
The road is now run-
trains a day from Dray -
whole of the road to Pais -
under contract by the lst
nd it will reach the waters
iiouthatripton in time for
zany to secure the Bruce
onus.. With regard to the
le extenseen;, he would sa;y
ilorr ent the Toronto Nar-
Ee n p ny withdrew, the
which he repr esented- took
of the territory in North
nd South Brace and we
faith with thepeople of
Lit. The C' rl)any are nowt
to pttt on a sta .tl of engi
trrvey the Kincardine
We have a charter -Which
to Y urh.i there extensions,
e.c.essairy assistance to en -
build tarem has been ars
guaranteed a
by the �,-rretrt
onpaany. The lowest sale
aide of bonds. is 85 een:ts,:
rhe cruse they were para•u-
ie Grettt Wt stern. If we
;he {fir (gat Western at our
night as well try to.
the Fella of Niagara
1(1
our role. The Great,
wlilt=lz 1s
interwoven with
atlttrtltrr7G; vvil,l - a.egi ire
tel,. It is that ii titu-
t v Mai we r d v for assis--
D(irainiou day the guage
is built on the IX elliug on
Bruct4 be changed to
w ith the Great Western,
41otllek rail will be laid
i Irl the tern inder- of the
=pts upon tee 4 feet 8 inch
Lis sorter as the. Engineers
the s.urveyof the Kiucar cline
1 bung down their plans
eppear 1.e are on in. the
Rs erf North limon, with an
it front the Great t Westerri..
2 tare blanches, similar to.
:(ow li Lae for our main line,
)li for your bonuses.' After
this length, Ir. Drown,
taandieg the statement which.
at the cofiu en e.nent of
€ sr, launched forth i n a
tirade' of abuse against
;mages in general, and the
scheme 1_tk. patrtiC Utak',
f
Unneev Az DEMON, :I\ nag
:tor of the London road, re
most efeetive manner to
e which Mr. Brown n had
fipon the London, Huron
tee company and scirerne.
Mr. Anderson coacluded
'As, it being six o'clock, the
adjourned ed until seven.
e c:sa niug session addresses«
livered by Aiesare. Wood,
U
and' the irrepressible
expressible
of the ilaniilton delegation,
ssrs Atkinson, Flot k, and
a, of the London clele atien7
f of their respective schemes-.
ktaattCe- of t hese addresses we
(rt be ore, rl v'atriens: shapes,
ottld not new be either in-
t or interesting to ottr read-
we to reproduce it. The
rn was kept ul• until' after.
k -k, when the Oow cil ad -
1 to meet again on Wel-
uol`ning apt nine O'clock.
feeEDNESS.r:LY, April 26.
Formed met pursuant to ail-
rlt,the Watden in the Chair-
Eater of the previews meet-
[� read aiul approved, when
reeelutioe was - Fe:rimtit-
Nerved 'jy: Mr, Leekie, see ---
r Mr. Meeser4, that this: (noun
imuit. ak By -Law fur a6 beaus
unt) for the Leaden,. Huron
•e I alilwav ; allso a bonus of
to the Wellington, they
ce Iia: ttvi
41(•(:`.ui czUL' objected to this -
on the gonad % that the
was Bailed to sxbriiit a. ];3y-
a bonus t -r the London, Ha -
Deuce only, and censequen-
a not legally vote to su bin.lt
-w er �intirig a. bonus to they
it'£)n,. grey .Dile Bruce -
;Warden alydern gust tined Mr, Mc-
,s of jet(. t- on, ghat.1 ruled the
out of order.
(IiseussiuT.. Iter•e ensued, in
.l1<Pse s.. Lee i,e, Ilol tlfe4,
Greenway, Patton, Kelly,
arid Bich p took part, and
-which the Hamilton delega.
c e=ive'd some pretty Baird
t'er the rn darner ri n li.i h they
ttetnptiikg to !tial the L` on-
te=tiara by pressing the claims
io td upon the attention of
cit. l r. t i teen: '`ay wets
1 severe * 1nErn t he iiumilt oir
i(=li and }rat€dled Mr. Adaui
i a li'?tit gloves.
l
F it}€,-ltif� 5 maim was vvitli
vv•heli it was
tl 1)v.'Mr. !loon, ' (e urde'elbv
at e, that a vote tie now talkvn.
Elie to• gi trit $'234/, -
the
3<t)', -
the Isonldor, kI lar on and
i(•ailway.
ell in amendment by ire
that no ac_tiou Ito taken on
ktiou of a By-law far as (`eau-
is
eau-is to the Loudon, Huron and
llaailway Utnnpatny, but than
next itt` l,e; 1'E�tE".1`r'E`d to the ne.,ht<
of t.lie Council, in c,rclt.t. to
trtore definite litffrrillaattf)n aa
et)e}te of the road, as else et£
APRT: 2$. 1871.
the G-rey, - and -Bruce
Railway. -
There voted for the notion : Mes-
srs. Daiton, Armstrong,-Cronyn,
Carrick, Shepherd, Patton,- Gaunt,
Castle, Snell, Moon, Farran, Gibson,
Horton, Girvin, Perkins, Creswell,
Scott, and Yoiing.=1S.
For the amendment—Messrs.
-Willis,Yearly, Simpson, Kelly,
Holmes, Messer, AftDonald, Green
way. Bishop, Hays, Shannon, Dail
las, Brown, Leckie, McCaughey. --15.
The vote was item taken, to sub-
txt :t a B3 -law, with the following re-
sult
I eccs-Messrs. Leckie, Hays,
Bishop, Green way, Messer, Holmes,
Kelly. Yearly, Corhyn; Willis, Mc-
Caughey.—, -11.
T .
ayllessrs. Young, Browr.,,
Cresswell, IM] las, Shannon, Perkins,
Scott, McDougal, Girein, Horton,.
Moor, Snell, Castle, Gaunt, Simp-
son, Gibson_ Patton, Shepherd,- Car -
'ick, Dalton, Armstrong, F .arras.
—21 2J.Q 3
The Council tl.eii adjourned.
The largtst, cheapest and best selected
stock of Boots and Shoes in Seaforth,
.at T. Coventry's. -
Mr.. Livingstone`s Repiy to Don -
aid ?McGregor.
To the Editor of the Ilitron Ecpositor•.
DEAR SIR, ---The ,Clinton .iVew
.Dict of the 2Otll -inst., contains a
ply to my_ letter of the 12th inst.,
from that mythical !literary paragon,
Donald McGregor, of Blyth. Never
laying made. any pretensions to lite-
rary houours, res productions in that
line are few and far between, brit
However small in number, they al-
ways stand open to correction. The
Y
.g
r:•eatDonald asserts in the most -posi-
t ve termsthatmy" taste, style and
Grammar is bad," (a favorite expres-
wort, by the way, of a e.et' aria local
magnate in Blyth),and-the decision
_haaviug come from such high author-
ity, judging from his great literary
productions, whose- purity of diction
rto one can deice .I hate no alterna-
tive but to believe that my taste,
style,andgialnaiar. are really bad, arid
_ as a matter of course 1 m ust relin-
quish mine and adopt the same style
and purity of language. as that of the
great Blyth journalist.
On my sugaring off" (ecouse the
the most appropriate)
a
term, but_it is rl 1riate
-Donald's wouderful - !otter,! I care-
fully examined the dark slimey sedi-
ment remaining in the bottom of
the kettle, -and found it to consist
of the following strange mixture :
"Tiger 1 egotism, bad taste, style,
and _grammar, a quotation front Sol
- om£n,. an idiotic laugh,,, pushing cor-
respondent, Toady, Porter in a store,
and lastly, an old worse out horse
story," the whole mass strongly: re-
sea'tbling a literary compost very
much: re -ed in third rate newspaper
offices twenty five years since, but
now totally excluded from all res-
pectable journals.
Tlie letter in. question beingso
'foully personal, and written not by
a>eiyjindivialia14named Donald Mc-
Gregor, brut by a notorious political
renegade; under an assure f, iia me,
=because he dare notnia,ke lis sinster
insinuations and false charges over
his own -signature, well knowing
that they would recoil upon his own
!bead, but true to his cowardly na-
rture and character, strikes .his oppo-
nents from behind the shelter of an
imbecile.
in view of all this, I shall in fu-
ture decline to take any further no
-tice of his letters, until heb niself
learns to write with " better taste
and style," than he has shown here-
tofore ; and when he manes charges,
or meddles with men infinitely his
su eriors, mentally or socially,o be
able to do so in a candid, ge;,tienaan-
1v. Manner, over his own nate, and
not attempt to wriggle out of a tight
place by tendering to one opponent
the most abject ect apologies; and to
the other his Billingsgate jargon. It
is unsatisfactory, to say the least, to
_carry on a public correspondence
with such airy notliirgs. •
MARRIAGES•
CLE NAN—RioRDAN.-At S.waforth, on
Monday lasts by the Rev. James Mur-
phy Mr. John Clennan,Morris, to glias
Ellen Riordan, of Tuckersmith.
DEATHS.
McPurmars Suddenly, of typhoid
fever, at Bic, Province of Quebec, ou
•
- Saturday last, Mil. William McPhillips,
son of Geo. McPhillips, Esq:,: P. L. 5.,
Seaforth, aged 21 years.
Mr. McPhillips
much prrolniset and
and. respected by al
several years
Lieutenant of
talion Volunt
has;'for the 1
as engineer of
survey. .The
e.00
r�
1\ o.
er A
tat t'
the
s
ad n
;as_ a young man of
was highly esteemed
who knew hiin. For
upied the position'of-
Uornpany, .33rd-Bat-
ilitia, Seaforth, and
o years, lbee41 engaged
n terc oro niial Railroad
kws was coq municat•t
a j h to his parentere on
la h
ed by telegr 1 .. -
n 1st. Hi's be.eaved pa-
rentsAlotiaa eve hg � � rj
Y
rents and. friendsh$ ve the syrppathy of
the entire .conjtmun ty.
TH
i1I RKETS.
.. i
On accountIof t ' e large
g im-
portant
of m
portant local inatt r, and the - number of
lengthy but intere ting communications
-which we give this week we ate c
led to omit the publication of !out usual
market reports. There is, however, no
c tan„ a of any account to chronicle. The
13irtf a410 s iota;; ,mar k et is much ,about the
same as last week, except that milch
cows`and fat stock are in slightly better
demand..
For cheap ladies
Prunella Boots of
to T. Coventry's,
gents' and children's
every description, go
MA -E. STR AY
TRA.YED from ' es of - the
kaubsc, i, Lot
-the premi
35, First
lay, April
oncession,
MoKillop, o " ' Sun( 3; a small
mare, wi h white star on forehead.
finder w 11 b suitably re arch d on
ming he to (EORGE GAGEN, 1st
cession, cKi lop. 17741
bay
Th
ret
Co
s
Ste
Ap
stri
has
eel
tak
I would further recommend. the
writer of the articles over thesigna-
ture of, Donald McGregor, to look
well to' himself, as he is well known,
aril not meddle with the characters'
of public men, in ca.se his own may
suffer by comparison, also to abstain
from all men tion -cit yay `.` distingu ish-
ed relatives," unless he wishes me to
refer to a. few of his distinguished
relatives .who emigrated from the
sol" to Botn€'v Bay,, at the
urgent invitation of Her Majesty's
Government. A.nothec `` not un-
eoininon old country' characteristic,
it wt u_d be very amusing all around.
-would it not `t' ear !
Trusting Mr. Editor that you w
Ci91
ex., us, this, toY , last letter on the
f.
abov-e subject, I renaa;n,
Respectfully ,Yours,
N. M. LmNGSTONE:
Ainleyville, April! 26, X8 71.
CO`
RAYS' into
ubscribe , lot
hen - To shi
il, a BR, WN
e along the b
just 3a,1 .d.
o prove prop
her awat .
xeter,. A ril 2
STRAY.
theP reiniiies of the
No. 2, 2d Concession
about the 'lst ' of
COW, wit a white
ek and whi a face ; she
'he owner s request- -
rty, pay 'charges and
_ JOHNI FORD.
,' 1871. . 177-4t*
•
t.i
unic
,URRT
he Court
{of "Grey
T
On Mo
mencing
11 pers
mselves a.
Co
th
-3t
a1 it� Grey p
of . . y Y
0 REV' SION.
of Revision for h13 Town -
will Je held at.
otel, Cra brook,
days 22d May, 871,
at 16 'clock A. M.
as interested ill govern
'cord nngly .
J. R. G-RNT,
Townsh p Clerk:
RLINC • C
The latest styles of Boots and Shoes
of all kinds cheap at T: Uoventry's.
— Information coine,s from Washing-
ton
raq bin,),-
trit- that the Secretary of the United
States Treasury has decided l
tl
1
t cattle
for !,reeding purposes may be imported
iron Canada into the Uiited' States free
of duty, and that the C'ustonis officers
mloi'g the lines have been so instructed.
BOU'
n BONT
THE - HURON . EXPOSITOR.
SIGN
OF THE
RED FLAG.
Every class o:
Goods wi
1 be bought
tae most advantageous terms, and
ill be odered atP rices t establish a
�N
rade, and whic
will si cl comparison
-th'•an legitimate tom ition.
y ..
177
Read, Read, Read:
NEW STORE
JUST 'OI ENED, and SPR1IN
Goods Sold CHET
Nothing charged to show gooc
I
TRIAL IS TH SUREST
j.
H
177
F
GOODS received daily.
>LPER than ever. -
ls.
TEST.
AN BROS,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
CIE ZT g
III 3O NOTS
^^
0
'PVrLI Q'H?I 3iI
Frear Arr*vats I,
BEAT
Fresh Arrivals
COMPANY
J3E
ts to announce to their friends and the public, that their Mr. McMULKKIN
has J 'ai§t returned from the Eastern Market, with one of the choicest Stocks
qq
NewSeasonable le DRY GOODS ever imported into Seaforth, Which, hich, owing
of and Seaso b s P
to th einorirrous reduction inprice the p of goods this season, they are enabled to
offer t pries which must ensure a ready sale.- They would say that from the
fact of their tock being all new, and bought since the '
HOUs AND LOT OR SALE.
Th1 s bscrnber ofle s for sale -the
House and : Lot on \ illialn Stree ,
next to Mr. Williamson' - Will be evil I
cheap. For �i�s;iticu a s apply on th
mi
Irt ase s,
176 tf. T. - ELLIOTT,
R1AT F LL
and oli the; very best term:, that they
goods at mn'nimuni prices- They are n
GOODS, bought at prices THY LiTY P
MARKET VALUE. Th ^ y would also
,G,rv
possessed by no other Ho
of the largest Wholesale
the Wholesale Trade. Ti
which will be found. reple
Particular att
PRINT
DRY GOODS,
re in a most favorable position to offer
t encumbered with any PILES OF OLD
R LENT ABOVE THEIR PRESENT
ay that they have facilities in buying both
and Gtoceries I
se in Seafort having intimate connections with soine
apses in the Dominion and a thorough knowledge of
ej' would res ,ectfully invite inspection of their stock,
e with all t e Novelties in the Market this Season.
tion is direc ed to the' 'following lines, viz. :
DRESS GOOD
ARASOLS,
TWEEDS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
TICICNGS,
FRENCH D'
BLACK LUSTR S,
AI NES, FRENCH MER INOS,
LACK COBURGS, BLA_CX BARA
REAS,
TABLE -CLOTHS, TOWELLINGS,
hoes and Readymade Clo hing.
Boots and S
THEIR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
is always wellsupplied lied ith abundance of the best and cheapest goods, which
will e sold. at i,he most reasonable prices.
Their LIQUOR, DE
Give usac
DILL'S
BRITANNIA. HOUSE,
SEAFORTH.
•
-In inviting the public attention to the Spring and
Summer "stock of 1871, W. HILL would remark that
he has secured some very cheap lines of seasonable
goods,which will be shown at prices that must satisfy
prices
the most economical buyer.
As all the good's are marked at the lowest possible
profit, no reduction in price can be made. The goods
. marked in plain figures customers may all In 1 figures, be
sure that no more thanthe regular price will be asked,
and it would be well to remember that, as a rule,
ARTMENT is well supplied with all the
BEST BRANDS.
11 andjudge for yourselves. ,
T'Y OUR 80 CENT TEA.
&
BEATTY - COMPANY..
C:AIIAlICI AEiZ.'5 �UILDJNGS,
Main .Street, Sea orth, April 2p, 1871. .
176-tf.
GOODS ARE NOT QHEAP WHERE TWO PRICES ARE MADE.
The stock in the staple department is- at all times
well maintained'. •
Grey and White Cottons,
SHIRTI1NG
Jeans, � Denims, Ti kings, Prints,
BRILLIANT S, &c.
C411 and examine.
Bleached and 1
l
Iea
ched LINEN DAMASKS:
it
ls.
� ollallds Hessians, D1
ZTnign clo. , Dressed H ,
Extra value in B own Hollanc s. Ask for it.
Particular care has been tak n to make the
DRESS A'N:U M LLINERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE.
N DRESS OODS.
Lustres, Black and Colored; R p
1s, plain and brocaded;
Crape Cloth, black and olcred; Plain and
Checked, Poplinettes, Plain and
Brocaded : oplins.
SILKS,. &c., are wor by of attention.
Enquire
for -BLA K SILKS.
The MILLINERY AND ,11 ANTL} ROOM, under
the charge of an.e perienced milliner, is especially
at-
tractive,
showing the newest °tyles at the lowest pos-
sible prices.
BATS, BONNETS PLUMES,
Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Or ainents, Trimmings, &c.
A lot of SHAKERS to b : (riven away. Call and
get one.
Cloth, Velveteen and Silk MANTLES of the newest
designs.
The FRINGED' WATERT i3OOF cloth for Spring
Jackets.
MORTGA.E
SA IJE.
TJNDER
a Power f Sa e contained in
a llortglge, made by g Hat-
ton,
i
ton, of the lownshipi of • owick, in the
County of Huron, V° rpeu r, an Mar-
garet'Hatton, his w e, ( mug a party
thereto for the purpo e of b wing Dower, )
beei havingbt,ei ma le in the clue
payment thereof, ant clue notice having
been given to all par ies i terested, there
will be sold by PUBLIC - ULTION,. on
MONDAY, THE 1ST F M Y, A:D.1871,
At GOFTON'S H TE ,: 1lTroieter,
At 12 o'clock, noon, the _ ollowung Pro !Ot N E W. S P R
party, namely, Lot 'um -r Six, "on the°
South side of Queen tree , in:the village
of Wroxeter, according to a plan Of part
of said villa e, made by . BAY, .Esti.,
P. L. S., andregistered, coy tannin„ 1 fifth
of an acre, with valuab te bu ldings her -eon.
1 EP,,TVLS made know at Sale
Deed under Power of sale i 1 the M * rtgage.
BENSON & M YER-,
- Solicitors for the Mo
Arrived to -day
500
aaee.
Seaforth, April 17, 187 . 176-2
'TOWNSHIP OTI
•
IHE COURT OF .11.E ISMT
APPEAL for the To • nship'
. berry, will be held at Mr J. Jo
EI 1LL, Bluevale, on MO TDAY,
of. May next, at the hour of Ten
a. m. The Assessment oll can
at the Clerk's office.
DAME OHN
ownsh.
Turnberry, Aril 14 1 71.
E.
AND
tTt rn
SToN'S.
the 8th
o'clock,
be seen
TON,
1n Clerk.
176-2
DR ESS
—AT THE—
SHA
LS.
A job
lot of Shawls, to be cleared out regardless of
value.
TISK.INGS.
HOTISE FUR
Lace and .Mus i>v C 'tains. All -wool and Union
Damasks. Da' ask tnd Pru ted Table -Covers, Table
Napkins, Antimacass rs,: Dia er and Huck Towelings,
Fringed and Bordere , Towels White and Brd wn Sheet-
ings, Alhambra and 'arseill s Quilts, Cotton Fringes,
Table Oil Cloths, Window H !lands:..
A Wood stock of BRO A CLOTHS, KERSEY-
b
MERFS, MELTONS, C, nadian and'nimported
TWEEDS, Unio TWEEDS,
ambroons, ottonades,
Pers an Cord for Clerical Wear.
Ready -Made
S ITABLE FOR '1IE SEASON.
Clothing made o order,—go .d style and fit guaranteed.
fl
Clothing,
Ge
Colored and
Wool and.- ler:
Shirt -fronts, B
mond" Tie, S
Caps, &c.
PARASOLS, _
lars, Embroicle
fasts' Waists
Buttons, Tasse.
111T- G
port'and Valenciennes Lace
nts' Fri nishings.
White Cotto SHIRTS, Woolen do.,
ino Undersh 1 is and Drawers, Socks,
aces, the "B rwick" Collar, the Dia-
carfs, . Bows Handkerchiefs, Hats,
A } FULL ASSO ttTMENT OF
3osiery, Glov s, Corsets, Ladies' Col -
ed and Lace Sets` Sewed Muslins In-
nd Robes, Crrlbroidery, Silk Fringes,
s, Chantilly a. d Gossamer Falls, New -
&c.
bought from a manufac-
alf price.
S T Cl -,N' O R
777.
A. G. MCDOUGALL.
A. lot of HOOP -SKIRTS
turer giving up business at 1
BbbTS AN
Having purchased large
trade in this dePrtment, pu
a good aSSOrtniellt to select
THE GR
is kept supplied'with fresh
-compare favorably with any
the TEAS, --the always gni
Take a 'note of the address
SHOES.
to meet the increasing
chasers can make sure of
rom at right prices.
CERY
and good stuck, :and will
house in the trade. Try
satisfaction.
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1
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HILL'S
"Britannia House,"' pposite Knob's Hotel,
,Adjoinil g th Post Office, SEAFORTIL