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Yezd, the wretched suffer-
vor to support life on glass
which they may find
►borhood, and as might be
pestilence follows hard on
.eps of famine. Between.
half of the kingdom of
becoming rapidly depopu
FAIRS IN FRANCE.
lea of the terrible nature of
attending the etam_pin;
Commune, may be gather -
ie .fact that 18,000 rebels
i_ shot since Paris was
the Versaillists. M.
1 his associates are evden.t-
n reaping vengeance for
foul outrages perpetrated
r,
Eommunists, and OR the
section, of the " red," ele-
t troublesome portion of
colitic which has been the
Fiance for generations..
national Society-which
°diluent of Communism.---
tee to protest against she
t of those of its members
rn open arms against the
int, but its rmia.il%iestoes at
'-th silent contempt. In
atis organization is a. war
rereigns, aaristocraacy land -
all classes designated by,
I demagogues as, leg r Ckes°..
k against religion, priests,
nristiaan systeulof education
-es have always encouraged
'a teach the youth of the
respect such Iaws, divine
rthly, as can: alone hold.
-ether.. Perhaps the high
these infernal doctrines
lived they would have
Lcepticelal opportunity of
their Grimes as ' was
about by events winch
a unlimited ammunition,
Led Paris -hundreds of
of National Guards re-
m, , the lowest classes of
Ed taught the ase of a
The course of evenus has
at is meant by communism..
1 of international -red re-
m. Every European state
Merest inn attacking this.
est The destroying disease
rn itself in • England,_
u, in Spain, in Italy,; and
ermany, and had the Com-
•amphed in Paris, many
:ea would have doubtless
Joifling in the popular
L Fevre is urging an
luiry into the power of
arnreats which held conduct
4th September, and lata
et of the Imperialists, who,;
have led Prance to her
ria. is begnning to prosper
E is making a harvest out
wds of visitors who are
the city from all parts of
The republican journals
y opposing the monarch -
are working with great
correspondent says that
i stf when a body ofColn
uttered Minister Wash -
Fuse with the intention of
depredations, the to the
Icern-
the Prussian it5's .a
'n forces
1 of Paris said that if Mr.
ce !baa not in person and
thecity
inviolable, c %
scmmbarded within to enty-
The warning had its
tt Paris was at the mercy
erican Minister, and at his
hotisand gunswould have
e en the city. The Datil
at eh says that instructiens
given from Berlin to stop
€ f the German troops from
el to discontinue the stir
French prisoners. et let -
se Duka de Broglie to the
sicenta . in London says
ated liberty, a firm gov
d free institutions will
tho greatness. and domee-
city of France. Prince
has accessed the csndi.da-
ro Assembly norm Corsica,
-etion is thought certain,
e daily discovered In the
ases of Paris. An explorer--
is)
xplore.-ie sewers has been con- '
Many bodies. were found
a horribly mutilated. 'mn-
buried at night in the
t Montmartre. The work
5tozation of Paris, and
the Bola de Boulogne is
e1y pushed forward. The
1 presstear the union of
journals.. A committee
formedformed to return to the r
the fora] er representa
sate and Lorraine. Gam -
declined the nomination
sseiznbly. Denunciations
iimttrii is are made daily,
s continue to be of a
ccurr epee- The idea is
a second chamber, to be
gene! al council..
ars Peace Oelebrati.au..
hitt of the entry of the
Berlin, ell the lith til- inst.
passing through the
erg Gate the Etnpercr
received an, address of
Eton from a bevy of
ea;, and kissed the speaker,.
Bhisar The 1. roc e scion
ie
-r
J 23, 1871.
pesaealong "(Inter der Linden,
under the symbols of victory and
between the captured cannons,
flanked by a sea of human beings
ming in billowso the tops of the
houses. The procession passed the
Palace, the University, and the
Opera House, to where the statue of
Blucher stands in bronze, where the
members of the Imperial Diet were
also assembled. Here the Emperor
wheeled hishorse around ; aid with
the Royal Princes, general's, and
members of his staff on either side,
the. troops marched past in review.
The troops formed three sides .of -
a squareln the Lust garden. Around
the unvailed statue of William the
111,, and in front of the fighting
mens stood musicians and trumpet -
era in three ranks. Fronting the
Schloss were standard bearers with
oaptured trophies from hall and
museum- Behind all were ,full
medaled veterans, invalids, old
warriors, yeomen of the palace ancl
Royal Gen d'Armes. The seats
fronting of the Schloss were packed
with officers and guards of the
garrison, ae d around the statue
gradually collected a deme group of.
ministers, counsellors of State,
municipal officers, •and clergymen.
The• Emperor and suite and princes
entered the square and took positions
under an atoning between the
fountains. The troops presented
arms and the bearers of the trophies
laid them at the foot of the statue
amid a load and prolonged roll of
drums, wile the cathedral choir
burst into a hymn of praise ; and
the. Chaplain -General, standing . on
the steps of the monument, after=
wai d offered a short prayer. Bis-
marck then approached the Em-
peror, and asked leave to unveil the
statue. The Emperor bowed, jand
1 'Bismarck moved his hand, ween the
etinvas fell from the statue, while
the drums rolled, thetrumpets
blasted, and the standards of tlie-
ruards were lowered towards the
statue. The troops presented arms
and cheered loudly, and the salate
was fired by 101 guns. The Church
bells broke into instantaneous ring-
ing,
ineing, while out of the turmoil the
atienal air resolved itself.;
Whi
Spri
Bart
Data.
Peas
Butt
Eggs,
Wo
Gen
Dun
LO ON, Jun 2, 1871.
e Winterl, heat $1 0 to $1 25
112 to 130
y 048 to 052
O 43 . to 0 45
075 to 0.78
0 13 to 0 15
O 1112•- to 0 13
0$id to 037
are assortment of P a{uello Boots,
s', Ladies' and Chil }en's, at J
an & 4Co.'s,• Seaforth.
TORONTO, June 22 1871.
at,, Spring, $ 120 to 1 25.
at, Fall, Soules, '23 to 1 25
Y, 50 to 0 55
0 47 to 048
ib00to1500
0.75 to 0 85
0 31 to 0 37'
Wh
4 'h
Bar
Oat
73a
Pea
Wo
A
Sho
F1o1
Sup
Ba
r, in kegs,
1,
Full Stock of all sorts of 3o
in Lest r, at J. D ` ncan
MONTREAL, Jun: 22, 1
6:40
ots and
& Co.'s.
871.
to 6:50
(Extra) per barrel,
Fancy, 1 5:90 to 6.00
fine NO t Canada W. 5:45 to 6:00
5 5 to 5:50
5: 5 to 5:50
2:50 to 2:75
6:100 to 0:00
11 ;00 to 0:00
:29 to 1:34
44 to 0:45
065 to 0:70
16 to 0:17
15 to 0:16
6 15 to 6:25
7.15 to 7:20
1'6:50 to17 :00
0:97 to 1:00
No 1 Western Wheat
No.2
Flour,
eat, (Canada Fall)
Spring
Western
Oa s, (per 32 .lb.)
Ba ley, (per 481b.
Bu ter;. (Dairy;
(Store packed!
As es, (pots)
- Pearls,
k, (mess)
s,
Po
Pe.
Mr. Simon Morrill, one of Lon-
don's oldest settlers, died at seven
o'clock on Monday morning, from
the effects of injuries received by a
fall. front his dwelling on ,Friday
last_ He came to Londbn thirty-
seven years ago, and was'known far
and wide as " Father Morrill."
R.a.ILWAYS -'The following =paragraph
contains in briefla history of the entire
railway interests in our sphere The
the -
worldlength of all the railways an
world is 120,000 miles. The cost e`f the
same was, in round numbers, ten billions
of dollars. Those of . Great Britain are
United
the most costly, and those of the Un
States the least so. The railway system
of the world is supposed to "give employ-
ment to over one million persons.
For cheap ladies', gents' and children's
Prunella Boots of every description, gci
to T. Coventry's.
MARRIAGES.,
,STErsENsov-READ.--On Wednesday,
21st inst., by Rev. J. Graham, Mr.
John Stephenson, cooper, to Martha,
daughter of Mr. William Read, all of
Clinton.
Damon-- Grans - At the Wesleyan
Methodist Church, Oshawa, on the
Itth inst., by the Rev. Wm. S. Black-
stock, (uncle of the bride.) John C.
Datlor, M.`, A., Goderich, to Carrie P.
second daughter of W. H. Gibbs, Esq.,
of Oshawa.
THE MARKETS.
SEAFOF.TH ne • 22, 1871.
1:00 to 1.20
1:00 to 1:20
0 :40 to 0 :43
0:40 to 0:42
0:0e to 0:70
0.123 to0:14
0:11 to 0:11
6:00 to 7:00
0-50 to 2:00
'7.00 to10:00
3:25 to 0:00
0:50 to 0:65
0:30 to 0:35
0:25 to 0:00
0215 to 0:00.
Wheat, (Fall) V bushel,
Wheat (Spring) V bushel,
Barley V bushel, . -.
Oats V bushel,
Peas V- bushel,
Butter, V lb.
F.s*ds,
Hides,
Sheen Skins,
Har, per ton,
Flour, per 100 lbs.
Potatoes,
Wool, per lb., . .
Lamb Skins,
Pelts,
th
in
su
ed
ve
th
bi
co
itp
Ci
SPEC
" The 0
cheapest fi
the mark
cess.
minemt m
that electri
oped in th
blood.
'ty, losp
rson feels w
es reduces
otoxide of i
iron eleme
tich it is p
culation.
ATROPHY
UND .SFR
asting oft t
sted, the m
ryes'rega
w's Compo
ites.
TWO QUES
by should
ey'are a
y lungs, a
ala ear
ryan's P
hen used, f
f
AL NO41CES.
bora" Se g Machine is
st-classlube ever put
t Renee l its marvellous
n of science have discover
ity and magnetism are de
system ,fr ni he iron in
his accounts for the de-
ck of ener a
tal ,element be-
ruly an Syru , a
e t blood with
the my forma in
it to 'enter the
fits',. and 1
en this
. The P
on; suppli
t, and in
ssible for
RRESTEP. i F.EtLOW'S COM -
T
OF HY OPl
e tissues f th
scles ma a fi,
their pow lr!1
e d Syru
to
o s EAsraY14
men wear ear
t, at protect. to the throat
d add_ mu h do their ;,pei-
s e n pp . nce. W y should we use
lmonic l• afers ?" Because
r coughs, olds, tickling in
t e throat,- hoarseness &c., they act
I ke a charm Minister and lawyers use
hem, physic ians rec'o #tend them, and
vers and ub tic apea ers `'say they. ate
he very bes Medicine in existence for
he cureof s ch compl rots.. Sold by all
edicine de lers, at.25 !cents per box.
OSPHITES .-
body is ar•
, and the
y using Fel-
Hypophos
NSWERED.-
s ? Because
Special attentionpaid to all orders for
Boots and Shoes, either sewed or pegged,
at J. Duncan & Co.'s. Seaforth.
CLINTON, June 22, 1871.
By telegraph to the Expo. itor.
Fall Wheat., peri bushel, 1:10o 1:20
Spring Wheat, per bushel, 1:15 1
(lata, per bushel, 0:40 to .0;40
Pews, per bushel, 0:60 to 0;60
Barley, per bushel, 0:43 to 0;45
Butter. per per, lh,: 0.14V o O;15
Eggs, per cloz. 0:340.10 to to 0;11
Wool. per -lb., i
Mates hand --made .Kip Boots, for 9.50,
at J. Duncan S, Co.'s; Seaforth. -
GODERICH, June 22,- 1S71.
$1 10 to 1 20
1 10 to 1 22
045 to 046
060 to 060
040to045
013 to 014
011 to 011
027 to 035
Fail Wheat
Siring Wheat
Oats
Peas
Tuley
Butter
Eggs
1% ool
FA'-'M;FO SALE.
HE -subscri er offers his FARM for sale, being
South half o lot 20,`Eig th Cbncession, To',vn-
acres, 70 of
which
consisting ,
of
100 ac, e
lip of Morris, oo,.
g
Pl�
frame
ire cleared, T •ere is a good log barn 50x80, a
anary, • 113.E , and a 8 log! house 84x111. A
•priug Creek 1 1 s through a farm. For partiou-
txs apply Id t e subscriber n the premises.
185-5t* 'WILLIAM BUTTON.
PU : LIC .NTICE.
!hold m t
NOTICE is � ereby given t�t II do not f
l� selt sespo Bible for any debts' heretofore .con-
tractcd by 2 :n ' VOLLMAR, inany name, which
have been son ratted withoht my written order olr
consent. I sl o give notice that from and after th"
i
date I will , of hold my se f responsible for any
debts which h may contrac nor will I held myself
bound by any ontraots he ay make, unless either
my own wri ten- consent or that of my son,
GEORGE as 1 T be give
JOHN G. ANENT.
Seaforth; J ne 6,1871. 185.31
GA UT ON.
rri3E public are hereby ..autioned against pn •-
•i- chasing or n tinting a NOTE OF HAND
drawnby JOHN Ii'AiRO
GUS
vorof AU fi'
ego
; in, fn
Di
.
ZAI'FE, of the Village of S afdrth, and bearing date
the 12th flay. of June, 1 71,1 for the amount of
$60 80, as I love received v lice for the same.
JOHN *UNRO.
Tuekersmith, Tune 16 ,1. 4. 185-86
TICKETS FOR EUROPE.
MIt. JOHN SEA TER has been `ap-
poin ped Agent t Seaforth, for the
,
INMAN LINE OF TEAMERS'
Parties contemplat . " visiting any part
of Europe ,can be su plied with Tickets
and all necessary information by appl
ing to
JOHN SEATTER.
185-tf. Druggist, etc.
1.
THE
HURON EXPOS TOR.
SMITH & JACKS
ARES
MR. GRIFFITH
20
Y
LLING OUT
N
DAMES' TOCK F`
er Cent. bel
-
1
STRAYED.
i,
STRAYED. from the Premises) of the Subscriber,
2nd Concession of Tuckersm'ith, 8th Lot, about
the first week in May, Fi HEIFERS, of the fol-
loivin$ description .tion: --One year old, speckled grey,
red on the 1.eck ''and back, a d with light spots on
the shoulders ; one 2 year old rad, with white star
on forehead, white spot on p, white tail and
white le ; one clear red, on 3ear old ; one red an
white -potted, one year.o';d; and one reddish grey
iu color, one year'•old. An 'o a giving information
which will Ieii4 to th
irrec
ve will be
well rewar
d
ed.
STON
ISAAC hilllER ,
hipPen P. O.
Tuekersmith, .Tune,1871. 183-4*
ST. MARYS, June 22; 1871.
Fall Wheat, per bushel, 1:15 to 1 20
Spring Wheat, pe: bushel, 1:20 to 1 20
Cath, per bushel, 0.35 to 0 42
0:00 to 0 70 ,
.0:40 to 0 4:
0:10 to 0 la
0:11 to 0 12
.0:35 to 0:40
Peas, per bushel,
Barley, per bushel,
Batter per ib.,
Egs. per doz.
N‘ ogle
Coine and get your choice of 500 -pair
of Patello Boots, at J. Duncan and Co.'s,
MR
aotiN oMPpoN
si
ow C o s
GREAT MONTHLY SAL Vii.
THEW OLE STOOK O1 '
RY GOODS
TO BE SOLD OFF
At COST and UNDER, to ma `'e room for t e
EW INIIPORTATI NS.
Sale to coninue till the FI QST OF JULY`.
Goods a
BE SURE AND GO TO
THOMAS LEE'S,
Shearson & Co.'s Old Stand,)
FOR NO. 1 SEEDS,
Of all kinds.
All varieties of Turnip Seeds
'viz. .
CARTER'S IMPERIAL, the best Swede Turnip in
cultivation.
SKIRVING'S IMPROVED DO.
SHARP'S PURPLE TOP DO.
SUTTON'S CHAMPION DO.
YELLOW ABERDEEN DO.
WHITE GLOBE AND STUI3LE.
l New and 2v�ll be Sola at
PRICES. -
Call and exami
NEW. GOO S
177
ISS M�
e the good
i 0EIVE1
AT
SIGN
F
and prices befo e purchasing elsewhere.
I
DAILY
HE CHEAP CASH STOP'El,
MAIN SEFORTH.
1TREET,
IOFFMYIAN BROS.
. THE RED FLAG.
SH •
Wis es to a ounce t. the la 'es of Sea-
fol th and s trouncing cou . try that
sh : has rein°vee t
The FARMER' STORE, abo
POST OFFICE,
Where she will be most hap 'y t receive
orders in
�Y
E
MILLI , SS
AND
MANTLE MA INC,
e the OLD
STRAY
T
The Chead,
pest Best Teas in Town,
got at LEE'S.
For SHEARSONS'S No. 1 FLOUR., go to THOMAS LEE'S.
All kinds- of -Produce
Taken in Exchange for Goods, at .
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
REMEMBER
SHEARSON & CO.'S • OLD STAND
STRAYEI1from the premise: of the subscriber,
Lot 82, 15th Concession, Torn ' 'p of Grey, a
, with white spot on
RED Cowfo oad ; one horn
broken; a�y persongiving info anon that
will
lead to her recovery will be suitably °warded.
ROBERT ROBERTSON, Grey P. O.
Orey, June 14, 1871. 184-3
In t a latest land ost approved, style of
the e eason; Skeeps so
n1and
A hoice Selectioiln of Flowers, Feath-
ers, Terry Silk, &er
ST AW AND HAIR YORK
cleaned on short no ice
171_ f
HAN S his numerous customers for,
the! libe4al p,tronage ' during the
last iaftee yesirs, aald trusts he will 're-
ceive its conte tuan
He has now on hand a large. assort-
ment of ood ount-
Gr- e Hexnl.ock !
Which h.. war antsWill give satisfacti
so
FEN`CI► t ' AND DRAINING
-I
MBER,
KF: ON HAND.
200001 'FEET OF PINE
A
Mn.
• AL
1 E Cur FOR
BU'ILDINC. AND C NERAL PURPOSES
Whie . bel ofers o liberal terms. Or-
ders w' be promp ly; attended to.
The
of MCK'
from the
Sea
ill is situal
lop and Hi
Hurn Ro
1T
,�oy.-.
ecl on the Townline
zllett, 3 and *les
ad.
11870. •tf.
PRIVATE S
--0E---
HORSES A D FARM IMTF
E fell° Ing Property
Cheap, or Cash, or lib
cre 't, viz. : 7 Horses, col
broad mare, a good stock r
hea y ywor' n ghorse ,1 span
and workin 1 2-y r -old
1-ygar• old It.
FA M IMPLEME
1 reaping m chine, nearly
ma -e, with ood a self ra
wo d plough , Grey' make,
gan plough cultivator, et
pr furth�r partiCu 1ars
Expositor (Mice, or to
JAMES M. McG
1
1-8
L!I
LEI
wil
ral
Isis
ise
ENTS.
be sold
terms on
ing of 1
, 1 span
nares, young
food colt, 1
T
w,
e,
Massey's
iron and
gmondville,
at the
ppl
E
OR,
Seaforth,
Piano & Wall
ly�HO WANTS A FI
PIAN
N ois the time to buy ;
a Bargain.
T
e Telegr tpli ..
Paper.
er.
ST CLASS
e Sold at
AINLEYVfLLE.
THOMAS. LEE.
P. S. -Cedar. Post for Sale, cheap.
I69-tf
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
ookstore !
1 tie Place for
WAI.. -PA
AR 1STRO
a►forth, May 18, 187
ER!
G & PRICE.
180-ly
nclers
Y
ins
idled
ha
vin
p
1 to c ose up his present
a view o operating elsemhe
to anno nee that j he has
FOR SA :E,
A HOUSE ND T
VO LOTS.
DESIRAB E Dwe ` e gLhouse and
two excellen lots on St. John street,
Seaforth, for sal on re 'onable terms.
Apply to JOHN :EATTTER,
1167-tf Druggist, &c.
New
Which'.
THE
determined
�usiness,with
re, begs leave
n hand over
$20,000
WORTH F
tapie & Fanv Goods,
of every kind4
e will dispose o1a a great sacri-
'ee, for Cash or Pr duce.
STAPLE AN
FANCY
DRY GO DS,
AND
OTR.ING S'
OCK
Have 'ust been received irec from the
' in
-this
Manuf cturera in Gr at Bra
Spring and will be fou d; nusually well
assorted and a r tive.
Now is the time for Farm rs and others
to get Bargains, as the whole Stock
must
be disposed of in three months.
ALSO, FOR tALE i
-A
STORE, STO -HOUSE,
STAB E
A d 11 Acre. of Land,
With Or hard,
In th = thriving villa ge of Cranbrrok,
and a number of ' illage Lots and
F = 1tTDS 1
Ainleyville and neighbourhood.
ALS ,--•
'
HOR..ES, WAGON , 1 CARRIAGES;
SLEIGHS, ET(., ETC. .
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Aieleyville, lith May, 1871.
N. I:. -All parties indebted to the sub-
s'crib r by overdue Not or Account, are
requ=sted to call and settle the same at
once, thereby save coat4-J. L. 179-13 181.1E
1-4
`s qwu a 1 Aas.
9 J LIII*
D.
c111 ° UGHT
% OUf, respectful y inti ate to the
V V inh itant$ of S afort and vicin-
ity, that h still conti nes t carry on
Business usual, in he of stand, on
the North oad.
Jo bbing f all kinds, nd I'I rse-shoeing
especially, romptly a tendec to.
Terms re - on -ab e.
164-tf DAVID McNAUGHT;
T E SEA i ORTH
Lu ber Yard.
MABE & ACDONALD
Beg to orm. the pn Ilic that they have
opened a UMBER YARD in Seaforth,
near Shea son's Mill, en the ground for-
merly use as a Lu ber Yard, by Mr.
Thomas LJee.
They will keep co e stantly on hand a
good alsoent of . LL KINDS OF
LU.MBEl, dressed and undressed.
Alai,
LA H AND .HINGLES,
All of whi h they are prepared to sell at
the lowest! possiblepr for Cash.
Builderand others will find it to their
advantag to inspect our stock, and as-
cer gain o. prices before purchlasing else _
where, as we are in .► position to offer
good indu ements to cash purchasers.
Seafo ,
WM. N. WATSON
ALWA S HAS .4 N HAND THE
BET
SE ING ACHINES
IN THE 1ARKET,
Either fo Family u e,: or for Manufac-
turing p rposes. th single -threaded
and double -threads , and loch -stitch
Machines can be sup lied.
IIsi and
Perfect satisfaetro, guaranteed,
instructions given tot purchasers gratis.
+MABEE &i MACDON ALD.
nth Dee. 29 870. 160-tf
.. N. liVATSON,
G also
insure
prop4ty against Fire
and
' ti arine Disaster, and. Life and Limb
1a ainst death and accident, with the
b st Con'npanies, being Agent for
he Liverpool and. Lon on and Globe,
(English.)
he Provincial. of Canad , (Canada.)
he Gore DistrietMutu i 1, (Village anti.
Farm.) ie f
he Niggara Diil'triet Mutual, (Village
and Farm.
The Travelers of Hartford, (Life and
Aec&dent. )
osse. Liberally Ad justed and
.Promptly Settled.
tit
IMPORTkN
TO
HOUSEKEEPERS.
000D FLOUR l
I AT ALI, TIMES.
W. A SHEARSON & CO.,
Proprietors of the
SEAFORTH MILLS •
MONEY TO LEND
t moderate rates of interest. No corn -
fission, and expenses moderate.
MORJI GAGES bought on equitable
arms. 1.60
E•
G EMPORIUM.
The .4ubscriber is still in his old. stand,
and prepared to pay
The Highest Cash Price
For any quantity of
GOOD FRESH EGOS
Delilered at the
Egg Emporium.
Main street, Seaforth. -
- To all parties (merchants and others)
with whom he has done business during
the
past four years,
he returns
hearty
thanks, and trusts by strict attention to
business to merit their patronage in the
future.
DAV '
ID D.
WILSON.
Seaforth, March.16, 1871. 171-tf
T. J. CHURCHILL;
Veterinary Surgeon 1
Member of the Ontario Veterinary Colle9t,
Begs to intimate tote inhabitants of
Seaforth and surround 'ng _ country, that
he has opened an Office in Seaforth, where he may be consulted reonall3 or by let-
ter, on theDiseases of Horses, Cattle, Sec.
Having received a regular and practical
education, and having been awarded the
Diploma of the Veterinary College of
Ontario, T. J. Churchill has every con-
fidence of giving satisfaction to all who
may employ him. '
1i, imiumcss-A. Smith, V. S., Princi-
pal Ontario Veterinary College ; Professor
Buckland, Dr. Thorburn, Dr. Rowel, and
-Wells, M. D., &V; S.
Veterinary Medicines const aaitlyon hand.
All calls promptly attended to.
Office-Cormichael's Hotel, .Seaforth.
182-3m
Are now 31anu1aactnring the best
FAMILY aC P4,STRY FLOURS
UPAS
In theDominion. r :
EGMONDVILLE.
-N EW GROCERY
WM THOMSO N,
(Late of Seaforth,) •
-Begs to inform the • public that- he has
opened a Grdcery Store, in
THE .BRICK PREMISES,
Lately occupied byy Mr. John.Logan,
NEAR THE BRIDGE,
�GMOZiT,DYIL. LE,
Where. he will keep on band
A COMPLETE STOCK. OF •
Fresh Groceries,
Intending purchasers' in Seaforth and vicinity
can rely upon getting o r Family rind Pastry FloUrs
from the following Dealers, ONLY :-Thos. Lee, IA.
M. Strong, John Walsh, James C. Laidlaw, Alex.
Ault, Tiffimas Kidd. 7.. icGinnis, 0. it 11. Jackie n,
Egmondvillo, and at the 8eafarth Mills. Orders
left at our office, Market Square, will receive prompt
attea%gtion.
Farmers desiring t6 exchange the
irWheat
for Flo , at the Drill,
May always rely upon n etting our best Famiy or
1 a
Pastry Flour in exchange, in quantities aceor.
to the value of their wheat.
W. A.5
Of every description, at prices as reason-
able as those of any other house
in the trade.
T1:?_e Highest Market Price
PAID FOR
A call is respectfully solicited.
179.tf WM. TEllgOin-MorthNiu, e.
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