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mon••••••••••••=0*
may one of the
I defy any one to
books, the ex-
• es, or their in
the Treasur,
. hours, this week,
Mr. Beattie took,
ssiari over a week
in possession yet.
at, for a Village
er we distinctly
sserted there .was
$149 paid for dis.-
upon the Council
had the distinct
.tincaa opposed to
frewt of the Colin-
uditors.
In-
tItese questions,.
tike to raise side
scene. -We pre -
it is very galling;
vound.
T made , a (Iee1:
)1lo\b 1, J. 11,
iise •and declare
'aithfully and. im-
oest of my know-,
execute the office -
.en etected in this
-
that I have not
not, receive any
ra or promise of
'eise of any parti-
Mt or other undue
office, and that I
or partner either
y any interest in
or in behalf a
honestly kept
se. Is false swear -
f -tie: swearer to
s. •
Mien, Mr. Beattie,
e the reflection of
kept that saleran -
t of thine own lips
Singular
aeknowledges
Connell let jobs
= Declaration tarok-
aw from the bank,
m n discoant con-
ttiow from the sta.-
: letter, While they
r they will to tha
ffledge- and ability
4 &c. Decl ara ion-
ae Council does not
aunts as made out
There is no true,a
tial execution of
:Declaration broken
- a By-law was sub -
pe for $4000. It
a/ out of it four or
voting by a resolu-
t)n which By-law
Yte, as in either case
o necessary publica-
ided By-law. This-
ar debts are n 17,
a the bank ;$2,6•00„
aool:purpoes about
now acknowledged
Does that look like
ionest execution of
Ltion broken again,
by his own confes-
;ear up the ow side-,
Oets ; pass a- resoln."
given over to-
. to be laid down
ew sidewalk ; they
nails to re -lay -
the expense of the
IfaS been done
-fatties stieet. Mr_
rrossing bet -ween the
and his garden,
I there any
[it By a by-law of
no individual with- .
of he Council, in
Iy can commit tt::
ba Mr; Beattie?,
iIor had no sucli.
et lk id the crossing.
it cost the, Cor -
We see no RC-
-fICe accountof Mr.
ey paid for the. -
;was money to be•
ie see HO account of
from- parties to
E sold, to till in the
!eir places of busi-
kyt.' tilos& sidewal1ts.
aterly built by prt-.
48, gravel was put
any partiality in.
(4t1 sidewalk„ south.
4ce Hal 1, was worth.
;street, north of the
t not worth re -
WS more especial -
lig and nails were
ense of the Cm -
lay it? Could not
tils be given to_ re -
which .was built
,rivate subseriii-
impartiality ? The
the habit of making
4ints. For instance,
elytOr gide of
side- of they
'zit-know/v(101Kit of
1 account is not
here ate many ae-
description, so that
uts are audited, wc,
;-,e extent of the re-
'Arsenients of the Core
Beattie carries on a
one of the Market
ppose he has no in-
: centract is through
with whom be iias
directly or indirect,
Mr. Editor, were all the petty
accounts of the Corporation of Sea-
ford' rendered in full, as the law
contemplates, instead of being 9 feet
6 inches, they would be :nearer 15
feet long. The closing advice of
Mr. Beattie is prettily put :---Come
unto me all you that are weary and
heavily annoyed with those letters,
and want to know the transactions
of the Village, Council, and I will
sotisfy your -anxieties. Don't 'go to
that billiard pld.yer of a -Coleman,
for he is ignorant. We'll justify
our own accounts, even to stultify-
ing and disobeying the voice of con-
science, and 'breaking our solemn
proolise and declaration. Yours
truly,
T. T. COLEMAN.
May 30th, 1871.
(We will print no more commtmica-
floes on the above subject, which exceed
one and a half pages of foolscap in length.
--En. ExPosrron.1
A Piature of Paris.
A Paris dispatch of the 28th says
Paris looks completely cowed. The
shops are all closed, and even tbcse
of vital neessity, such as chemists,
remain shut. pestiturants, bakeries
and grocery stores have also suspen-
ded business. I *alked across
Paris last night, and never saw
anything so desolate. 1 saw no
human beings) 'but sentinels every
hundred yards, and one shabby
civilian. There were no sounds but
the footfalls of the sentinels, and
the thud made when they struck
their muskets en the flagstones The
old revolutionary system of denun-
ciation is going on with terrible
ferocity. Nadar, the teronant has
been. arrested, for supposed sympathy
with the Commune. Nobody is
safe even in the presence of the most
intimate friends. At, rash word or
imprudent gesture by a man or
woman insures instant death. Men,
W ow en, and even children are
seized by the brutal soldiery and
-
-shot. The saddest feature is the
-conduct of the women, the female
insurgents having in many instances
been detected firing the houses ,Of
innocenti!personswith petroleum.
Flour, (Ext
Van
Sup. fine N
No 1
No 2
Bag Flour,
Wheat, (Canada Fall)
S ging
Western
Oats, (per 32 lb.)
ark, (per 48 lb.)
Ater, (Dairy)
(Store packed)
Ashes, (pas)
Pearls,
Pork, (mess)
Peas,
TREAL, aind 1; 1871.
a) per barrel, 6:60 to 6:70
6:20 t� 6.30
1 Canada W. 5:90 to 6:30
estem Wheat, 6:65 to 5:70
.5:40 to 550
2:80 to 2:90
"nor
1:5.$0 1:37-
0;00 to 0:00
1:28 to 1:32
0:44 [ o 0:45
0:65 io 0:70
0:17 to 0:18
0:16 to 0:17
6:15 to 6:25
6:80 to 6:85
17:50 t18:0O
1:00 to 1:02
NOTICE
THE B
•
Ot FARMERS.
R, •E 101.4LS.
THE undersigna riving purebtlsed th , BERNE
-1" GRIST MILL, a e mi.:pared to do GI SOng and
ChopPing on the shortest Inirtipe '
The latest styles of Boots and Shoes
of all kinds cheap at T. Coventry's.
DE ATIIS:
Molltm-Krtr.—At Ingeisoll, on Wednes-
day, the 24th of May, Mr. John Mc -
father of Mr. James Mcikaul-
kin, of Seaforth, aged. 89 years. -
AUCTION SALE.
- Great combined. sale of Faxtri Steck,
Implements, Household Furniture,- &c.,
OR Thursday, May 8, at the Union Hotel,
Haspurhey. J. Dill and H. Colladay,
proprietors. J. P. Brine, Auctioneer.
No. 1 Flour ke
Also, Bran, So
t coast
is and
tly on
hoppe
Stuff..
As the sub eribers are first-eloe practieal millers
they will gn antee o- give the Emost entire satis-
faction to who fa Tnir them iwith their, patron-
age.- ,
Berne, Jn e, 1871. smslria & AR. •
182-8in .
THE MARKETS;
SEAFORTH, June 1, 1871.
Wheat, (Fall) tl bushel, 1:15 to L 30
Wheat (Spring) Iii) bushel, 1:15 to 1:25
Barley f" bushel, 040 to 044
Oats ti. bushel, 0:40 to 0:40
Peas 1g bushel, 0:70 to 0:76
Butter, I/ tb. 0:12ito 0:14
Eggs. 0:11 to 0:11
Hides, a 6:00 to 7:00
Sheep Skins, 0.50 to. 2:00
Hay, per ton, , 7:00 to10:00
Flour, per 100 llis. 3:25 to 0:00
Potatoes, 0:50 to 0:60
Wool, per lb., 0:30 to 0:33
A BSTR
TREA
MU
Special attention paid to all orders for
Boots and Shoes, either sewed or pegged,
at J. Duncan & Co.'s. Seaforth.
IJRR'S ACCOUNT
THE.-
PAL
-01
For th ear 1
RECEIPTS:
•
To Bal. i han at last Audit,
" A.r M Ross County Trea-
sure , non resident tax,
-
"A. M Ross; Legislative and.
Mi ioipal School Grant,
"A. M Ross, Boundary Line
Ap opria ion, . . ..... 187 24
"E. ood, 0 ergy Reserves, 207 90.
" Seve [ Tavern lacendes, 140 00
" Thre Shop ditto,. . . 1. ... 92 00
" Taxe from Township Col. 17688 50
Taal,' 12,741 49'
CLA INTON, June 1, 1871.
By Telegraph to the Expositor.
Fall Wheat, per bushel, . 1:15 to 1:25
['..-ipring Wheat, per- bushel. 1:20 to 1:25
Oats per bushel, 0:40 to 0;40
Peas, per bushel, 0:70 to 0;75
'Barley, per bushel, 0:40 to 0;44
Butter per per, lb, 0.121to 0;14
Eggs, per doz. 0.11 to 0;11
Wool, per lb., 0:28 to 0:33
Men's hand -made Kip Boots, for $3.50,
at
J. Duncan & Co.'s, Seafortla.
GODERICH, *Tune 1, 1871.
°81 15 to 1 25
1 15 to 1 28.
0 40 to 040
0 70 to 0 75
0 40 to 0 44
0 12!zto 0 14-
0 11 to 0 11
7 00 to 7 00
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats
Peas
Barley
Butter
Eggs
Pork
I TY
ARTISTS ATTENTION.
OR SALE, my Photograph Gallery,
in jthe flourishing Village of Ainley-
ville, q ite new 'and fitted. up With goo
lights and operating room, over (100) on
hundred feet sky light, will be sold with
or without stock and fixtures. Satisfac-
tory reasons given for selling. A ply a
once to
D. STEWAR,
182-3t Dingle P. 0.
T. J. CHURCHILIr
Veterinary SurOon I
Member of the Ontario Veterinary College,
Begs to intimate to the inhabitants of
Seaforth and surrounding c untry, that
he has o encd an Office in Se forth, where
he may be consulted person lly or by let-
ter, on theDiseases of Hors", Cattle, &c..
Having received a regular nd practical
edricatiOn, and having been aWarded the
Diploma of the Veterinarr 0ol1ege of
Ontario, -T. J. Churchill has: every con-
fidence of giving satisfaction to Tll who
may employ him.
REFERENose—A, Smith, T. S., Princi-
pal Ontario Veterinary Colle e ; PofesacIr
Buckland, Dr. Thorburn D. Ro el, and
— Wells, M. D., & V. g. I
Veterinary Medicines const antlyqn han4.
All calls promptly att nded.i to. 1
-Office—Cormichael's Hot1, Seaforth.
,
f lp-3m
1115 56
388 29
922 00
BY Cash
and
By Cash
g
[
and
By Cas
A Full Stock of all sorts of Boots and
Shoes, in Leather, at J. Duncan & Co.'s.
ST. MARYS, June 1, 1871.
Fall Wheat, per bushel, 1:16 to 1 25
Spring Wheat, per bushel, 1:25 to 1 29
Oats, per bushel,
Peas, per Inishel,
Barley, per bushel,
Butter per lb.,
Eggs.. per doz.
DISBURSEMENTS,
• aid for repairing R oads '
1
Bridges, .,......... :...,. $2493 33
paid Fees and Salarie i 577 10
Schools, ..1,....[.... 4000 95
County TI.x, ..... 3635 55
charity, .... ..i.... ' 112 13
Printing, 1)ostage
Stationery,. ... .. .... -, ...,
paid Incidental, Expen-
-ses,
By Bala s ce in Treasurer's hand
Total, $ 2,741 49
55 61
868 61
I 998 21
Audi d the above ACcount t4d Vouch-
ers belo ging thereto, and find aU correct,
Treasu
[ ls
0.35 to 0 40
0:70 to t) 75
0 :40 to 0 43
0:10 to 0 13.
0:11 to 0 11
Come and get your choice. of 500 pairs
of Prunello Boots, at J. Duncan and Co.'s.
LONDON, June 1, 1871.
White -Winter Wheat $1 15 to $1 30
Spring do 1 20 to 1 32
Barley
Oats
Peas
Butter, in kegs,
Eters
ott
0 50 to 052
0 46 to 048
0 75 to 0 80
0 10 to 0 12
0 10 to 0 13
A large assortment of Prunello Boots,
Oents', Ladies' and Children's, at J.
Duncan & Co.'s, Seaforth.
I TORONTO, June 1, 1871.
Wheat, Spring,
Wheat, Fall, Soules,
':arley,
Oats,
Hay,
Peas,
$1 28 to.' 1 36
I 20 to 1-30
0 55 to 02
0 46 to 047
10 00 to 1500
0 76 to 080
McNitIR,
A. STUART,
er'S Office, Grey,
Aprili 1871. '
uditors.
182-3
"7 -
UNE IN SEAR)
i3TH.
ONEY.—
artioulars
182-3t
,MALL SUM = OF [1‘
wiaer will please give
sitor Jffiee.
at Exp
T_TS,
IN SEAFC)RT
FOI SA E OR TO
OT
ENT.
TIO Sale or to Rent on (atly terms, a
c rner 1 t, with a good ildin,,a, sui-
table f: [aa Store Or Tavern, 111 dwell-
ing at ached. There is a godd well on
the pr raises. This property is situated
in a ood hussiness position, opposite
Marls e's Hotel. If rented', would be
relltes with or Without tip.: furniture.
For further particulars fapply to the
propii tor, oh the premises, or at THE
Ex ros TOR Oflice.
THOMAS W ITESIDE.
182-tf.
Sea. orth, lune, 1871.
110.as Oicl.
a silv r gua
be su tably
same t Tin
Sea orth,
TCHI1 LOST.
•Seaforthon Saturday last,
Country Silver Watch, with
d attached. 'The [finder will
rewarded upon leaving the
EXPOSITOR Offiee.
ay 31, 1871. 182-3
c.
AUbTION SALE.
0 has received instructions to
ell by Auction, on Saturday, June
10, P71,at/ his .. Auction Rooms, Main
Stree , Seaforth, one Horse, 14 years old ;
one d tto; 8 years old; one ditto, 9 yeari
old ; Inc L mber Wagon ; one Buggy
one s t ,Do ble Harness; and two set
r
Singh4 ditto Sale at, two [o'clock. Terms
Cash. Als , at the ame place and day
150 P'cture and Frames, Maps and dif
feren othe articles Sale at 7 o'clock.
182-1 • ` C -YE°, 'Auctionee
H MES IN NORTH CAROLINA.
10 0 cadian Farmers Wanted t
b ly Lands in North Carolin
Chin te li altby al d not [ hotter tha
ORA a. B autiful a ul highly producti
-plant tions with good .builclin„,es, app e
and peach erellards. Aie offered at pric s
varying from 85 to 15 per acre accordin
to locato1i. Parties desiring further i
form tion, may 4f)bt M it by canine, 01
the u dereigned,H
lat Knox's Hotel. Se,
forth on Tuesday next, Jul e 6, 1871,- t
'2 o'clock, p. fl.
182-1 A. BOOMER,
You can get t
PTJI
BENE
1)11CTION
—IN—
OTTONS .
—AT—
LOOK
OLT YOE\ G
NEW COL1LARS,
1\1- 'V\7- S,
NEW -SCA 1' S,
•
RECEIVED AT
AND E RSON'
LOTHINC AND FURNISHING' HOUSE.
FIVE THO SAND OF THE NEW; PAPER COLLAR,
?VERY 13017 CONTAINS A P1?1ZE,
(Some very valuable.)
COLLARS --
Franklin, Great Western, St. George, Dead. Shot
Eureka.
T1E$—Elite, 3on Ton, Sappho, Lothair, Clipper, Crown.
1
Bishop,
. SCARFS --Cabinet; Grid Duke, Von Moltke, Bismarck,[grown[Pf ce, Con-
queror, Fall Mall, General Marquis, Correa Scarf, Standard.
T. K. ANDERSON'S
-
SEAPORT. 11,
Noted Furnishing House for.Boys, Youths am. Men.
ay, 1871.
1,79 -ch
PRIVIX E SALE!
OF—
HORSES AND ARM IMPLEMENTS.
Tfollowing Property will be sold
Cheap, .for Os sh, or liberal terms on
credit, Viz. :-7 orses, consisting of 1
brood are, a go d stock raiser, 1 span
heavy orkingho ses, 1 span mares, young
and wo king, 1 -year-old blood colt, 1
1 -year. Id colt.
FARM 11 PLEMENTS.
1 reaPi g machin-, nearly new, Massey's
make, vith Wooll's self rake, 3 iron and
wood p oughs, Gr y's make, Egmonclville;
gang p ough, cul ivator, etc.
For urther p rticulaxs apply at the
Exposi or Office, or to
JAME M. McGREGOR,
181- Seaforth.
Piano & Wall Paper.
v 0 WAN S A FIRST-CLASS
PIANO!
Now is the timelt to buy; will be Sold at
Bargain.
The Telegraph Bookstore!
Is th.e Place for
WALL -PAPER!
ARMSTRONG & PRICE.
Seaforth, May 18, 1871. 180-1y
EGIMONDVILLE.
NEW ROCERY.
WM. ITHOMSON,
EDWARD CASIi,
Dealer in all kinds of
AiNLEYVILLE.
IMPO TANT NOTICE.
Farm and Dairy
Produce,
(Late of Seaforth,)
CRAY SPARLIN 84-00. 3 Begs to inform the public that he has
•
opened. a Groc ry Store, in
OPPOSITE
THE GREAT E
G STORE.
177
ITIJRE
P.
THOS. 4ELLIs1
THOMAS tELL
Is now prepared. to manufacture furni-
ture
AS Cheap as the .Cheapest.
• Parties wishing 'to buy wholesale can
be supplied at
Toronto Wholesale Prices.
WARE ROOMS OPPOSITE THOMAS
KIDD'S.
WORK SHOP, CORNER OF MAR-
KET SQU RE.
TURNING do4e on the
Shortest N tice.
COFFINS kept co stantly on
A HEARSE F R HIRE.
170-tf
THE B ICK PREMISES,
Lately occupied by Mr. John Logan,
' NEI THE BRIDGE,
G 3./ N D -V /LLB,
Where he will 3,0ep on hand
i A COM LETE STOCK OF
Vresh Groceries,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE niclersigned having determined
to close up his present business, with.
a view of isperating elsewhere, begs leave
to announce thatl he has on hand over
$20,000 WORTH =OF
New Staple & Faney Goods,
of every kind,
Which h will dispose of at a great sacri-
ti e, for Cash -or Produce.
The Highest Price in Money
/„.\ Fon
WOOL (AND BUTTER.
Pay your fees and. drive
store, GODERICH. ST
SEAF
BUTTER FIRKINS for [s
exchange.
il
-THE TAPLE AND FANCY
RY GOODS,
up t� his
EET,
RTH.
e and to
180 -ch
Sectforth Foundry
ZAPFE •sr CATER
Of every d.escription, at prices as reason-
able as those of any other house
the trade.
Th?-11igh
NOTICE TO ID BTORS.
AI—oncE is hereby given that all par -
.1_11 ties 'indebted to I 1r. COLEMAN,
either by note or book, ltre requested to
call at his office, at the "'alt Works, and
settle the same imined ately, otherwiie
they wid be sued with& t further notice.
Seaforth, April 11,[1871. 175-tf
A
BUTT
est Market Price
PAID FOR
R, EGGS, &c., &c.
all is res ectfully solicited.
WM. THOMSON,
,Egmondville.
179-tf
Wou1cT desire to call attention to their
greatly improved.,
CL THING STOC ( !
Have ju t been received direct from the
Manufac urers in Great Britain—this
Spring, nd will be found unusually well
kisorted and attractive.
Now is he time for Farmers. and others
to get B rgains, as the whole Stock must
be disposed of in three months.
THRESHER 84 SEPARATOR
TIIE G
Sewi
RDNER PATENT
if Machine,
MANC ACTURED BY THE
6-ardner Sewing Machine
COMPANY)
HAMILTON, ONT.,
Is$e best amily and manufacturing
miehine now ade; will do all kinds of
Fancy SVork.1 The general works and
attachments ire so simple that any per-
son can learn to work them in half an
hour. Tailors and shoemakers use it in
preference to any now made. Price
within the reach of all.
Has 110 gear of any kind; is STRONG
and SIMPLE.
It would be well for intending pur-
chasers to call on any of the undermen-
tioned parties and see this machine, be-
fore purchasing one of another make.
The above machine can be seen at work,
at any time, at William Grassey's and
T. ,K. Ander o•a's, Seaforth; F. Filton's,
Exeter; Mr. Pierce's, Waterville ; Mr.
Polley, Bay eld ; Fishleigh & Garry;
Which is able to eom.pete
Machine in Cana a.
Among its many advantag s, we call at-
tention to the following -I -the -way the
Cylinder is constreeted—it requires less
• power and is capable of
THRESHING MORE AND CLEANER
THAN- ANY OTH R.
• The great complaint am ng Threshers
always was, that they coul 1 thresh more
than they conlkl clean, our
does away with all these c
is so eonstruated as to regu
to keep the riddles from cla king, without
blowing any grain over. Ve have also
improved our Mills to preVent the grain
going over with the straw.
We would invite Farman and Thresb-
ers, generally, to give us al call, and ex-
amine our stock before purchasing else-
where, we can sell. as chea
Establishment.
ith
ALSO, FOR SALE !
STO
—A—
Ey STORE-HOUSE5
STABLE/
AnI 1.1 Acres of Land,
With Orchard,
In the thriving village of Crabbrook,
and number of Village Lots and
1%/I 1.3.A.1•TDS1.
In 4-inleyville and ncighbourho d..
—ALSO,—
HORSES, WAGONS, CARRIAGES,
SLEIGHS,' ETC., ETC.
J. LECKIE..
- Ainl yville, llth May, 1871.
N. B —All parties indebted to the sub-
scriber by overdue Note or Account, are-
reques ed to call and settle the same at
once, t ereby save costs. --J. L. 179-1
CUEL H SEWING MACHINE CO.
THE OSBORN
any other
ETER GRASSIE,
General A„,elat for the County of Heron,
179-ly Seaforth, Out,
1
proved. drum
mplaints ;it
ate the wind
as any- other
lione but the best Material used, and the
very best workmen e ployed.
The Machines we solki t year enable
its to say that they gave setter satisfac-
tion thau ay other. eve sold in, this
county.
PITT'S HORSE 'OWER!
kept on hand. at al times.
'We would also desire direct the
attention Lf farmer to our
SAWING MAC INES!
Which are capable of sawi
to fifty cords of woo
Superior Gang Plougb.s,
u1C tivators, Scuelers. Wo
beam Ploughs, Scrapers,
All of which we warrant
tion. and will be soli as c
other Establishment in
1 REPAIRING AND
IOF ET.ERY DESCR
Done on the shortest n
reasonable te
143-1yPJf
—
-
1..,ock-Stitch Sewing
MACHINE.
Thousands throughout Canada are,
now using these machines„ They have
been tested 'beyond all question, make -
the favorite lock -stitch, alike on boat
sides, and are pronounced superior to.
any other machine offered. the public_
For wide range of work, perfection,,
beauty and excellence of mechanism,,
adaptability, strength and durability,
The, Osborn, &win, Machine 11-
.
a.
Ha
*r Improvements. have lately been.
3nade, enabling the manufacturers to-
clain it as the se plus ultra of Sewing
mac nes., Hundreds of testunomals are:
beim received daily from fild as well as:
new operators attesting its wonderful'
ea ilitiew Will do. all kinds of do-
mestic sewing, from the finest eambrm
to the coarsest overcoator upper.leather.
GUARAINTEED TO BE AS REPRESENPED,,
OR NO SALE, WARRANTED Fatt
TIIB.EE YEAR%
Ttre Osborn Outfit is complete an&
readlily comprehended. Is sold at on
Ire-
alf) the priee hitherto [charged ed forma -
chines doing a. like range or work, the:
manufacturers being; determined to plaee-1
it within the reach of every family in
the country.
A If•EPORE RURCIIASE 'Will COD–
viitlaiceied_a11 tbat our inachit.es are nu-
eciTHE GUELPH REVERSIBLE.
Is pee-emineatly the best Single -Thread
Machine offered to the publie—hence ita
'marvelous success Wall do all varietka.
of domestic sewing. PitteEs OREATLr
REDUCED.
Hand Machine, with fall outfit, $12 „
Treadle do., $17:.. ear Each matehilna
guaranteed..
Agents wanted everywhere. Splen-
did. inducements to raake mcmey.
Applyto
CUELPH' SEWING. MACHINE CO.I.
cANADA.
V. N. WATSON:, Agent,
180-ly SEAFORTIL
g from. forty
per day.
Straw Cutters'
den and Iron -
Kettles, Etc.,
give satisfae-
leap as at any
he Province.
CASTING
P1'10X,
tice and zoost
nafi:
a.C ETU,
NOTICE
Toj parties inclebDt,eAdvtl.Mr. GRIFFITH
1ih business, including book debts and
notes, as well as stock, as set forth in an
afl rertisement for tenders, have, by 16..1
o'wi free will and pleasure, been placed
tny bands for settlement, to enable
hita to retire from the retail trade; Dur-
ing the next fortnight it is hoped_ that
many wili make a prompt aettlement to.
Mr. Davis. as after that time otln r
aus-['-k[A[F; 1)1 e employed in wain,
letatione
DU-N1%.AN IleFARLANE,
A u otant.
[Brockville, May 1, '1871.