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no. round among We
ns, asking for " Pal;ar'a,
v` pointedinaocentl y f
dren's coffins, and said
sister: Fd See ivhei-
the girls ; oh I pretty t
Ebbing the side of tl`ie
pith his .hand... Inthe
re little girl in }ler
Pc%l%ai." was endeavoring
lid of the coffin, and
Igh the space between
he edge of the coffin,
"`e s papa will iee." " o,
darling,FF said tree
pa is=`' not iwre." Tho
red to tears all who
and N"vhen the woman
,t:,i she had net enou mak
F her ear fare to Oath-
,
ast :, w.lieu she wished to
er priest, a dozen hands:
many pockets. and tt.
arse water instantly made
V e tr Fork rI klTotld
Qof Whiskey..
hd)l
affair occurred
miles front Perth on,
i.. Two men, Thomas
d
john Dowdel 1, bad.
on that date and
i , 1 dor-
man
ltl(r-Econ had leen drinking,
;clock at night they
home, accompanied by
en in a btlggy. When.
fence;: cif McGarry, who
since Ile l t f tPert`i=1,
ted to wake up by one
Oa leaving the buggy,
Raaggedl D'owdlell after
sc trtlle ensued, (hiring
11 drew a knife and
Ef`ut wound in the abdo•
rarrv, letting out his
road. The man was
al eatrried to this resi-
mmedicatl assistance a it.
bat his injuries were.
4-eaadi ul nature that lie
great suffering until
ten he died.. An in-
tl. on Monday on the
verdict of manslaaught-
Led by the jury against
oth menwere respect-
(
espectdland the affair has
oyer the neighbour,
r b Robbars.
;e Campbell, at farmer
near =. borndale, in the
ddleseE, was ntclyderrd_
morning hist by two,
lrlackenedl faces. The
zitedl a pistol :it this
bed acid demanded his.
toId them he bad none.
hints out of bed, and
1 called on his wife fhr
he gat it. One robber-
her,
obberher, and. she then got.
mile to assist the fins-
rebbf rs cut Campbell's:
iUi the axe, and they
house for rnonev, hut
eats. The place is bo-
ra blood. The murder-
.
thrder -_
been discovered yet.
posed to be about 5 ft.
red nz_iddlm- size, with
and they haat. a dark..
:ey left a single barrel
1. skopkeep is -ticket
rivaate marks or price
;der, and it was loaded,
:•hood is much excited:..
dr m ,Nova Scotia.
x G`tfizert publishes a
s wing the results of
dtperations in Nova
first three months drf'
ar. In the mining
v thirty quartz mills.
pera:tion:. During the
tits of this year, them
about G0,000 tons a!
lig a total of aver 511,.
vorth in round num-
In same instaances
very sroatl, only a few
ton . white in other
was as high as six or
to the ton. It is said
es are paying hand-
L"uly every v ease. though
.
extracting the gt)icl
rtz is very expensive
e carried ori by cam,
a largo capital.
les of Boots and. Shoes e
at T. Coventry's.
DISEASE SEASE IN Glm eEir
derich ,Signal of last,
t on- Tuesday ninth Fs.
out among the. hares
,s livery stable of a
descr'iption.. All b'!-
[ orses were removed
,ft after arriving then
four were attacked,
.,
le- four valuable horses
k-ee in town and -ons
tired there 'are at pre -
in town and ore on
Fe gullet seems to be
ted„ which closes litx
- the muscles becom-
that the animal can
food . nar water.. The
,reel -bye begin to shake.,
sr
exlieS. Everything
v.rythln$±
ky skill, assisted by
e could suggest, has.
r.so far without success
examination ticu1 of ons
a complete ohstrtFe,
ssitge of tike thr,t+.
,rTULY 21, 1871.
a`lie broceliiai: tubes are not affected, .
as d1 the diseased horses have' been
Ale to breathe freely.. The symp-
tans ale something like those of
dlptheria or typhoid fever in the hu-
iimn being, but are not recognized
bit those of any known diseases by
• veterinary surgeon in bilis sec-
t
for cheap ladies'. gents' and children's
Prt5hella Boots of every ttlescripttoia, go.
to>T. Coventry's.
THE BANK OF MONTREAL.—Tlhe
Mantreal Witness says : The Bank
6f Montreal hay ing been spoken of
;fri our Financial Review as having
in-rt•eased the stringency of the
Money Market by calling on a large
atrnonut of short loans, we are author-
ized by the General Manager of that
institution to say that it has not
}rr>dl any short loans (jilt here, and,
'oonsequentiy, could riot have called.
in any ; and, further-, t1iat the Bank
has never made any advances on
stooks, as that CtJU I Se was not legal
up to the 1st of July, and since then
the .13:.nk has not seen. the de,c.ir-
iiio.lity of doing this.
A large assortment of Prnnello Boots,
°elite', Ladies' and Children's, at J.
Duncan & Co.'s, Seaforth.
BIRTHS.
Bial\-DoN.—On Monday, the 10th inst.,
the wife of Mr. „Alexander Brandon of
redaugliter.
I;,r zrr_IN.—In Seaforth, on Wednesday,
tate 12th inst., the wife of Mr. Janes.
Redman of a son.
Tar-No.—On Monday, July 3rd, the
wife of Jaynes Young, Esq., Wroxeter,
ol,a (laughter.
MARRIAGES.
.AiwF1BALD—HI TO1II N sox. -On. the 13th
inst., at the residence of the bride's
father, by the Ileo. James Iiasf ie,
(Brother -iii -law of the bride) John
Sproat Archibald, Esq.., barrister,
Montreal, to Ellen Jane Hutchinson,
second daughter of William Scott
Hutchinson, Esq., of Turnberry. No
cards.
BROOKS—WORDE;:.—At Usborne Manse,
on the 14th inst., by the Rev. H.
Gracey, Mr. George Brooks, of Mitchell,
to Miss E. A. Worden, of Exeter.
BAILES—TAPP.—On the 15th inst., by
Rev. D. Kennedy, B. D., at the
Wesleyan Parsonage, Seaforth, John
Bailes. Esq , of Kansas, to Miss Eliza
Jane Tapp, of Tuckersmith.
LAING- Btr=CiIANAN.—At Mansfield, Eg-
niondville, on the 17th inst., by Rev.
Mr. Graham, Mr. John Laing, to Miss
Jean Buchanan, relict of the late 1d.r...
John Kerr, both of the Township of
Hay.
MACPHERSO—CAMEROX.—At the resi-
dence of the bride's father, Mill Itoad,
,on the 19th inst., by Rev. Mr.
I-rahum, Mr. Samuel Macpherson, to
Miss Mary Jane Cameron, both of the
'Township of McKillop.
MI'STAr4D—FErousoN.—At the residence
Of the bride's father, by the Rev. Mr.
Ferguson, Mr. Hugh Mustard,. of
Ainleyville, to Miss Christina Fergu-
son, youngest daughter of Mr: Peter
F.rguson, of Grey.
DEATHS.
PORTER.—At the residence of Mr.
Henry Hollingshead, -in the township
of Bay, ou Thursday, the 13th inst.,
Isabella, youngest slaughter of the late
Robert Porter, of Brantford, aged 16
:years.
THE MARKETS.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley-
Oats.
arleyOats.
Peal;
1;utter
SEAFORTH, July 20, 1871.
.$1 05 to 1 10
... .......:.. 1 05 to 1 15
045 to 046
0 40 to 0 45
0 60 to 0 65
014 1,o 015
0 11 to 0 00
G 00 to 7 00
0 50 to -2 00
7 00 to 10 00
Flour. 3 25 to 0 00
Potatoes, (new) ... 0 75 to 0 00
Wool, per ib. - 0 30 to 0 45
Lamb Skins 0 20 to 0 35
Pelts 0 12 - to 0 20
Bark, per cord 0 00 to 3 75
Eggs
Hides
Sheep Skins
Her
SpG-;"inl attention paid to all orders, for Boots and
Shoes, either sewed or pegged, at J. Duncan & Co's,
5eafort1L -
CLINTON, July 20, 1871.
1 l
Fall heat......... 1 00 5
Sluing ['heat. 1 10 01 1 20
Oats. 040 (u) 942
.Peas. 0 60 oaf! 0 00
1lnrley.
0 45 (cit 048
Bettor......... .........,.. 0 17 (0 0 17
Eggs.................... 010 011
'SV nod, per Ib 0 85 cd 0 36
Mean's hand -made Kip Boots, for $3,50, at J•
Duncan & Co's, Seaforth. .
GODERIGH, July 20, 1871.
Full A:\ heat $1 12 ; ,1 15
fipring -Wheat ,..... 1 12 (0 1 15
Oat ..
0 45 ay 0. 6
4
Peas, . 0 60, 61 0 65
Bark.} .. .... 0 50" d.'rl 0 52
Batter..,.._ .._......:. 0 16 C; 0 00
1's ,_+........
................ 0 11 @ 0 00
...:. .....:. 0 80 0 0 83
A 11x11 Stock of lI sorts aof Boatsn
ndShoe
Shoes, in
Leather, at J. Duncan & Go's, Ssaforth.
ST. M,1RYS, Jaly 20, 1871.
Pall Wheat, . 1 05 (it 1 10
Spring .'heat,..... _ ............ .. 1 10 (a) 1 15
Oats, 0 40 (d` 0 46
Peas, 0 65 ® 0 70
Berli:y,.... _..... 0 40 cr 0 45
.Butter, 0 10 (a) 0' 11
1, 0 11 dal 0 00
W1,/Ud , . 0 30 is 034
Ccr fe and get year choice of 500 pairs of Prunella
'Beate; at J. Duncan. & Cos, Seaforth.
LONDON, Jnly 20, 1871.
Eatl4VIreat .$100 Ct 110
,4prfna,;Wheat .. 112 9i• 120
Barley:._-_.. ......... ............. 0 50 (ri; 0 55
Oats. a 0 46 (s1) 0 47
Pers 0 65 (ns 0 70
Batter, .._ .......... 0 14 O. 0 17
. 0 85 c 000
h lathe assortment of Prune -11a Boots, Gents',
Ladical and Children's, at J. Duncan & Co's.
MONTREAL, July 20, 1$71.
n-1onl (Extant per banal, 6 40 to 6 50
" (Fancy).. 5 90 to 6 00
•.SnMfine No. 1, Canada West 6 45' t to 6 00...
No. 1, Western Wheat,.: 5 45 Ito 6 50
u
No: 2, 'f 5 15 Tto 5, 20
Bag
Flour, 2 50 to 2 75
si .a t, (Canada Fall):...........1 29 to 1 34
Spring, 0 00 to 0 00
" Western, .... 1 28 to 1 8y
Data, (per 82 lbs.).. . 0 44 to 0 40
Barley, (per 48 lbs.)... ........0 48 to 0 00
Butter, (Dairy) '0 17 to 0 18
`• (Store packed).:.. ...:014 to 013
Park, (3lessl16 50 to 17 07
Peas,. 0 97 to 1 00
•
TORONTO, Jnly 20, 1871.
all Wheat, ' 0 00 to 0 00
.Itring Wheat,. 110 to 1lr
arley,....:.... 0 61 to 0 71
► ate, . . 0 52 to 0 5.
car, 0 76 to 0 8
V aol,.. ..... ..; ... 10 37 to
11
BUFF LO LIVE STOCK.
hursday, July 20, 1871.
CATTLE.
The .marke to -day is better in prices,
wing to a lung off in the receipts,
,Byers hold a ' at the a,dyance, and the
onsequenee is light trade. The sales to -
ay foot 268 h ad, anninst 420 head last
s'. les day (Feld y.) rices ranged from
.45 30 to $5'81 for good Western stock.
lot of prim Indiana steers brought
$6. Texas alis Cherokees sole. at 83 75
to 84 ;II. . L. t Friday prices ranged
f oin to $5 0. The receipts during.
tie pas - three ays were 232 cars, against
3 8 car forth ' same period last week ;
4, cars were tl rough cousigments. The
si ipmedts foar ,he saue,period were 45
C rs.
Sales teportc' 1 to -clay as follows :
Bennett to tlanchard, 15 hd prime
II d. steers, ay. 1,360 -at .86.
Watkins to - Coen, 100 hd good I11. .
st -ers, ay. 1,25 , at 85 85.
Dotty for Ho Lie, to Smith & F. 15 hell
t in Texas steels, ay. 863, at 3 75.
Doty for Kann, to Barnes, 17 hd good
Ind. steers, ay. 1,315; at $5 45.
arthing, to Coon, 63 hod good 'I11.
st ers, ay. 1, ?2055 at 'S5 35.
ennett to Thompson, 18 :hod fair Ind.
steers, ay. 106( at $3 30.
hissell to K intik, 40 hod Cherokee
and Texas stee , ay. 1,0u2 at 84.37}.
± "IIEEP,
The market. (1 X11. No sale. The re-
ceipts during thdli past three days were
cars, against F20 cars for the same .
ck ; 6 cars consigned
iipinents for the same
7
net foci last wk
through. ' The
time were 10' ea
•
BOGS.
The market is'auiet and steady, prices
ranging:about 9above last week's quo-
tati ons. The . receipts during the past
pas`, three days w ere GI cars, against 86
cars for the sante time last week ; 57 bars
consigned through. 'The shipments for
the same period were 61 cars,
Sales reported as follows :
118 lid 209 lbs . at $4. 92
196 lid av 2:6 lbs at 4 90
41N LEI/VILLE.
GOODS!
NEW PRICES.
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
0
JOHN IECKIE,
Has just received e
large consignanent of
GOODS,
PRINTS, I COTTONS,
•
COTTON YARN' HOSIERY, ETC.
These goods having be. n purchased with a view
to sorting, up former sto: k, and the eby make it
sell more rapidly, and w be sold cheaper than can
bo pure a.sod in Seaforth :- r any other,rnprket.} Try
for yo
elves and Ise con',inced.
Now 1 the time to seed
stock in et o.nd will be ch;
e Cheap Geods, as the
rad out in two months.
100d00 lbof good , s. Butte.,
Want
All othe
in exchange for goods, and the highest
cash vane, given.
kinds of Prov
Exch
uce also taken in
ge,
GROCERY, RDWAR E,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHO MILLINERY
And all other kinds of good sold at prices to snit
custom
REMEMBER!!
JLECKIE'S, AINLEYVILLE,
IS THE P
ACE.
179.13
DAVID M./TODELL, M. f►., Graduate of Victo-
ria. Collage, Physician, Surgeon, etc., etc.,
Kn. nunts, O(T.—Corouer of he County of Huron.
Office and residence, at Tho ' pson & Stanley's.
COW STR YED..
T RATED -from the pre s of the undersigned,
1,gn,ondville, about the 5th inst., a DARK
BROWN COW, with white spots on the belly;
eight years o a; is hard to d• ilk. A libe . reward .
will be given for snob inform ttion as wil lead to
her recovery. - JOHN STODDARD.
E non v'
gr ti ille, Jnly-20, 1871 j 189-41
FARM FOR SALE.
IOR. Salo, Cheap, Lot No. jj 80, 6th Concession,
Township of Bruce, Courfty of Bruce,'contain-
ing 100 acres, about 20 oY winch are cleared, the
balance well t mbered with • :: • and th plo. No
waste land. There is a ne erfailing stream of
water running through it. t is situated within.
five smiles from the foaris,' village of IPaisley,
through whit the Wellingt n, Grey and Bruce
Railway will : ortly be re .g. if the`obove pro-
perty is not so d, it will bo 1 asod for a terrn of
years for the provemnnts. or further'particu-
lars, apply to lin EXPOSITOR OFFICE, Seaforth.
July 18,1871 189-tt
AP RENTICE WANTED.
WANTED i. mediately, a apprentice' to the
Blacksmitiuug business A. boy from the
country pr,efc •d. Apply to
a DAVID cNAUGHT,
18841 Seaforth:
THE
HURON EXPOSITOR.
CU
PROVISION
MBERLAND CUT AND M
S
E
SUGAR -CURED HAMS AND SHOULDERS, (CA
CHOICE MILD CHF,EE.
FLOUR, OAT AND CORN
BRAN, SHORTS AND OATS,
AT SCOTT RO
PJJ
0)
O
OV1d SZIAOIS
awl
long
>••• •
juland
6
id
Polt
Orq
0
fid•
SRRAYED HORS
Ss TRA D from a stable in New II
the 1 th of Jnly, a SORREL HORSE
age, wit dark broipn mane; about 5
its hoof • had boen tarred only a short ti
to all appearances, it has unfastened
taken the road to Stratford or .Seaforth.
son givi Itg such information to the und
will leads to its recovery will receive a
ward. JUSTUS ROE:
Zuric Huron County, July 15, 1871.
mburg, on
rf medium
'ears old;
ue before;
itsell and
Any per-
rsigned as
liberal re -
DING.
189-3t
STRAY AY
CALVES
STRAYED from the premises of the s bscriber,
Lot 1 o. 26, 4th Concession, L. 11. S , Tucker.
smith; on or about the 6tli of July, fo Spring
Calves,—two heifers, one steer and one u]l,—one
nearly w'te, ono spotted read and white and the
red, A liberal reward will
other twd all
tbe given
for such information as will lead to their ecovery.
JAMES FOfSYT
Tucke .mith, Jnly 18, 1871. 189.4*
NOTICE.
4 R. R. sr. SCOTT has this day been duly an-
thori.ed to collect the outstanding notes and
accounts due Mr. GRIFFITH DAVIES and all
parties indebted to him -are hereby reqs ested to
make imz;ediate settlement of the same nd save
costs.
DUNCAN McFARLAlr E,
Accountant, of Brockville, T ustee.
Mr. SCT
T will meet parties
o
n
the lust aTUR-
DAY in my at Mr. .Mnrray's Hotel, from 10
o'clock A. F.. to 5 o'clock P. M. 187-4t
BEAUT t UL WOMEN.—This country ds justly
proud f its beantiful women ; but h. many
die annual#y, or prematurely lose their h + th and
youth, for ant of a remedy suitable to th:ir pecu-
liar ailments. That remedy is found in Jo Moaxs'
FEMALE P Ls. - We know hundreds of ca s where
they have n used with the greatest sueers. In
all cases o Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back a d Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue a slight
exertion, alpitation_ of the Heart, Lo . ess of
Spirits, Hy perks, Sick Headache, Whites, and all
the purnf diseases occasioned by a di, ordered
system, these Pills will effect a cure when . 1 other
means haw tailed, moderating excesses an remov-
ing obetruc ions, whether from cold or an other
cause. S er no more anxiety or low so' ts, but
rt them. o For
r3' full
particulars get pall P
a ,
blot
j
Ip
free, of the eat. p '
Job Mosels, New York, Sole Proprietor. S .00 and
121 Bents fo postage, enclosed to Northop & 1 ,yman,
Newcastle, nt., general agents for the D... nipn,
will insure a bottle, containing over 50 iiia by
return mai
lane" Sold in Seaforth'hy E. Hickson & 1o., and
R. Lumsde ; A. Stephens, Mitchell; J, S. 1 .mss,
Clinton, 04 Medicine Dealerts.. 387-P
I
S PORK;
VASSED.)
EAL.
ERTSON'S,
M IN -STREET, SEAFORTH.
LOOK OL'T, YOTING 119E\
NEW COLLARS,
NEW TIPS,
RECEIVED AT
ti
NEW SCARF
T. K. ANDERS0N?S
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING HOUSE.
FIVE THOUSAND OF THE NEW PAPER COLLAR,
EVERY BOX CONTAINS A PRIZE,
(Solve very valuable.)
COLLARS—Franklin, Great Western, St. George,- Dead Sho
Bisho
Eureka.
TI E S—Elite, Bon Ton, Sappho, Lothair, Clipper, Crown.
SCARFS ---Cabinet, Grnd Duke, Von Moltke, Bismarck, Crown Prince, Con
queror, Pall Mall, General, Marquis, Correct Scarf, Standard.
T. K: ANDERSON'S
Noted Furnishing House for Boys, Youths and Men.
SEAFORTH, May, 1871.
17 9 -eh
999
SIMON POWELL
Would take this opportunity of returning 'thnrilds
for the liberal patronage extended to him since
commencing busiuess, and begs leave to say that
no effort on his part shall be wanting to insure a
continuance of the same. He has now received and
opened up a nice stock of
FRESH FAMILY CROCERIES
'Teas, Sugall's, Coffees,
Spices, raisins, Currants, &c.
Splendid value -in
TOBACCOS.
SPIRITS,
Best brands out of bond, on draught and bottled.
Agent for Carling's nodi Spencer's Beer and Porter
in barrels, quarter barrels and bottles.
Flour, Feed, Provisions,
In all their branches.
Flour, Oatmeal, Cornmeal, &c.
Oatmeal, Cornmeal at ruannfacturors' wholesale
prices. Try the 75 cent Tea.
NO. 999.
Opposite Carmichael's store, SEAFORTH.
186 SIMON POWELL.
FLOUR!
FLOUR!
TTAVING purchased and thoroughly refitted the
mills formerly owned by the Messrs. SCOB:IE,
I am now prepared to inrnish
FAMILY FLOUR,
Second to NONE IN SEAFORTH,
And that will
Compare favorably with any in the Do-
minion,
If you want A 1 FLOIJ 11, go to the following
Dealers and ask for MARSHALL'S --Remember
MERSHALT,'S FLOUR:
W. SCOTT ROBERTSON,
WILLIAM AULT,
J. WHITESIDE,
SIMON POWELL,
JOHN CAVANAGH,
THOMSON, Egmond ville,
Or at W. M .RSHALL'S Mills.
Orders left with
W. RORER
nom
promptly attended t TSO' i will be
P p c -=o•
Parties who wish to
Exchange Wheat for Flour,
Are certain to reoeive proper quantity, and an arti-
cle that will defy- competition.
W. IARSTIALL
IMPORTANT
TO
HOUSEKEEPERS.
GOOD FLOUR
AT ALL TIMES.
W. A. SHEARSON & CO.,
Proprietors of the
SEAFORTH MILLS
Are now Manufacturing the best
FAMILY & PASTRY FLOURS
In the Dominion.
Intending purchasers in Seaforth an vicinity
can rely upon getting our Family and Pest a Flours
from the following Dealers, ONLY ---Tho. Lee, A.
M. Strong, John Walsh, James C. Laidll w, :Aes.
Ault, Thomas Kidd. J. McGinnis, Willi in Ault,
G. & H. Jackson, Egmoudville, and at the Seaforth
Mills. Orders left at our office, Market Sq are, will
receive prompt attention.
Farmers desiring to exchange the Wheat
for Flour, at the Mill,
May always rely upon getting our best Faimily or
Pastry Flour in exchange, in ;quantities according
to the value of their wheat.
W. A. SHEARSON & CO;
181-tf.
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM STOCK AND .IM-
PLEMENTS.
Mr. Fowler's Sale of Farm $tock and Implements
has been Postponed until further notice.
FARM FOR SALE. -
The anbscriber will also sell by private sale that
superior stock farm being lot No. 1 Second Gonedis-
sign, Hullett, containing 100 acres, 80 of which aro
cleared and all under grass. There is on the prem-
ises a good new frame barn. The River Maitland
runs through the form. The whole is well fenced.
It is situated on a good gravel road within three
miles of the Village of •Seaforth. For a stock-rids-
ing and grazing farm, it has not a superior in
Canada.
Terrus—One-third of the purchase money to be
paid down ; the balance on tune to suit the pur-
chaser, with interest at 6 per cent.
For further particulars apply to the proprietor,
WILLIAM FOWLER, -
Seaforth Post Office.
Tuckersmith, July 6, 1871. 187 -td
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
oT
ICE is hereby
given that all par -
IN ties indebted to Dr. COLEMAN,
either by note or book, are requested to
call at his office, at the Salt Works, and
settle the same immediately, otherwise
they will be sued without further notice.
Seaforth, April 11, 1871. 175-tf
NOTICE OF JLISSOL."GTION OF
COPAIITNE118
rl`f3E co -partnership heretofore existing hea
tween the undersigned John George Ament and
Philip Vollmer, as stavenannfacturers and shingle
manufacturers, at the Village of Seaforth, hr the
County of Huron, under the style and firm of
Anent & Vollmer, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. • JOIE G. AMEN T,
Witness : OTTO KLOTZ, PHILIP VOT.L tf aA,
Notary Public, Prestsrn, County of Waterloo.
Seaforth, 20th June, 1871.
The business -will be parried onbp JOHN 4.
43IENT alone. 1.66.81.
FARnl1 FOR SALE.
THEsubscriber offers his FARMfor sale, be'ng'
south half of lot 20, Eighth Concession, Town-
ship of Morris, consisting of 100 acres, 70 Of which
are elearod. There is a good log barn 50x80, a frame'
granary, 18x24, and a good log house 34x18. A-
sprrng Creek -runs throngh the farm: For particJu-
lues apply to the subscriber on the premises.
185-9t# WILLIAM BUTTON.
IN all arts and manufactures, im-
provement is now the order of tho'
day, and none have more fully no-
knowledged and followed this preccpii
ban Messrs.
Lazarus, Morris & Co..,.
itiannfacturers of the celebrated
' PERFECTED LENSES.
All that science can do t', alleviate'
the distress caused by weak or failing'
vision has been carefully studied by
them and adapted in the manufac-
ture of their celebrated Lenses—so-
well have they succeeded that all con-
fess, after trying these celebrated.
.11asses, that inconvenience from -
badness of sight is at once removed.
M. R. COUNTER,
186 Agent, Seaforth,
M. ROBERTSON
Cabinet Maker and
U nd ertaker,
HHAVING purchased Mr. 'THOMAS BELL'S
HIDARSE, 1 am prepared to attend funerals•
on the shortest notice, either in town or country.
COFFINS,
ALL SIZES, kept constantly on hand.
Warerooms ;
Two d ore south of Knox's Hotel, and opposite'
felnto h and Morrison's Carriage Factory, Main
street, 'eaforth.
M. ROBERTSON.
187-tf
FARM FOR SALE IN MORRIS.
FOli SALE, on ueasonablo terms, Lot No. 8, Oen.
10, tiorris, containing 64 acres, over 20 of which
are cleared, seeded to grass and well fenced; the.
balance is well timbdired with hard -wood. It is
situated on the North&n Gravel Itoad, 1 anile and
a half from Blyth,. ,-and 13 miles from Clinton_
Thereis no waste land. There is on the Premises
a new frame house, 20 x 80, with good cellar and
out -buildings. A good spring on the prepnines.
For further particulars apply to the Proprietor,,.
on tho premises, or, (if by letter,) to Blyth P. 0.
GEORGE BUTCHA.RT,
188-tf. Proprietor.
BUILDINGS FOR SALE IN SEAFORTH
FOR Sale, Cheap, two comfortable frame Dwelling
Houses, situated on the most pleasant street in
Seaforth, adjoining the Good Templars' Hall. One
of the houses is at present occupied by Mr. jamas
Laidlaw, and the other by Mr. D. D. Ross. Both
houses are adjoining, and have attached to them.
good lots, on which are all necessary conveniencics,
such as on
and hard water, out -buildings, etc.
For further particulars apply on the promisee, ors
t fi2r2: ExPosnrolt Office.
Seaferth, July 12, 1871. 188-tf.
NOTICE.
1 KAMINATI0NS of Candidates for second and.
third-d:lass certificates of qualification as teach-
rs of public schools for the County of Huron, will
'e held in the Central School, in the Town of Go -
elicit, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of JULY inst.,.
s nd four following days ; and for first-class cercia
estes,in the same place, on TUESDAY, the First,
y of AUGUST next, commencing on each day at
o'clock, A. M. Candidates for first-class certifi-•
Hates must also attend the examination for second
r nd third -Class certificates. Candidates for seeond--
lass certificates must furnish proof of good moral ,
+haractor, and leaving succesafully taught school•
f at least thea years, and those for first-class-
rtificates of having successfully taught for ;five
3 ears, or being possessed of a second -chess Provin. "
c al certificate.
Certificates end testimonials to be sent to the
I t Specters, J. 11. Miller, Esq„ O oderich. 1'.. 0., car
rehibald Dewar, Esq., Seaforth P. 0., at least one•
eek previous to the day of examination.; . -
PETER AD AM;SON',
Goderich, 10th Jnly, 1871. Aacting Secret38ary..
1t2.
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ti
S
anada Salt Associ-
ation.
HE Salt Manufacturers of
Ont
ario
, having avingforueda Associatro underthe above
I
Ar
e sale of Salt, notice is hereby given that allsalt
until f arther notice, bo sold by the Associa--
>n only. Pommunications to be addressed to the
crotary 8dlt Association,Goderich.
THOMAS SHORT,
AMUEL H. DETLOR, 1'resrdent,
Secretary. 187-4
OTI E TO FARMERS.,
1,
H1; Bljt ,NE MILLS.
npderxigned having purchased the BERNE
GRIST MILL, are prepared. to da.Gristing and
Ch+pping on the shorteat notice.
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keptgun
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hand.
1'11: o, Braal, Shorts and Chopped Stuff:
:: the subscribers are first-efoas practical millers
t. •t will guarantee to give the most entire satis-•
lac ion to all 'who favour them with their patron -
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SMITH & WEIR.
182-3m
FAIM FOR SALE.
S., con
LNG Lo 6, 5th concession, Tuakere:nrith, H..
I Whig 100 acres, fib acres cleared and
fenced, good. bn' ,
wells of prods a tine IaT O orchard,
elsquality,g spring water, --the bard 2s of the
perfectly clean and in good order. The,
is hardwood and has not been caned. It its.
ted on a good gravel road, and within three
s of the Village of Seaforth, one of the 'brat
markets in the Province. For further partIc-
apply to the proprietor on the premises, or if
otter to E'liiorrdaiile Post Office.
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