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dh, Foundry
43t' CARTER
e to call attentian to their
reatly improved
TOR
ETe tri compete with any other
jaehine in Canada.
many advantages, we call at -
the following—the way the
!construeted—it requires less
and is capable of
_maim Mn. GLEANER
IAN ANY (MEM
t camps -hunt among Threshers,
that they could thresh more
Itl clean, our improved than -a
with all these complaints ; it
'listed as to reseculate the wind
riddles from choking, without
v grain over. have also
air Mills to prevent the grain
with the etraw.
ntrmers and Thresh-
il, v to (rive us a call, and ex-
..
Stoelt befoie. prn-chasiog else-
ean sell as cheap zts any other
lent.
he best Fraterial used, and the
hest wasermen employed.
.-hines -we sol(1 last vear enable
hat they gave better satisfae-
, any other ever s1d M this.
`'S, HORSE POWER!
it on hand at all times.
uld also desire to direct the
iation. of farmers to our
LNG ATACIIINES !'
capable of sawing- from forty
1:y cords of woo(1 per day_
'stang Ploughs, Straw Cutters,
s, Settfaers. Wooden and. Iron-
earglia, Scrapers, Kettles, ete.,
nrti we warrant to give satiefac-
Will he said as cheap as at any
Stablishment in the Province.,
RING AND- CASTING I
EVERY- DESCRIPTION, -
t the sdiortest notice ami most
reasonable terms.
2:APFE & CARTER.
ITtR
AT.
S. BELL'S.
HOMAS BELL
sretwed to manafactare fAnna-
tp as the Cheapest,
iihing to buy wholesale can
led -
rta Wholesale Prices.
rROOMS OPPOSITE THOMAS
Kagys.„
K. SHOP, CORNER OF MAR-
KE,T SQUARE.
.NING done on filo,
Shortest Notice.
MS keptconstantly on
HEARS E FOR HIRE.
DWARD: CASK,
Dealer in all kinds
In Mid Mary.
.Produce,
1.1OLFSALE AND RETAIL.
1( est Price in Money
FOR
AND BUTTER.
qmr fees and drive up to his.
GOISERICH STREET,
SEA FORTH.
rET.R FIRKINS for sale and to -
180 -eh
FARMS FOR SALE.
Lot No. 22, 1Stle Concession
ks-uship of McKillop, containin
,attlred Acres, forty five of whiet).
red. Well -fenced, andaa lieVEr fail -
6m of water runs through one
No buildings, Also, the URC X -
L of eight years of the lease of
Lots 27 and 28, 12th concession,
L, privilege of purchasing at ants
l'urehase money e-..11,275, to extenl
eriod of ten vears. This lot is
Tana. For 'further particulars
is the undereigned.
THOMAS, STEPHENS,
'Seaforth.
try 11, 1871- 162.-tt.
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tTp-LY 21. 1871
maw
The Month of May in !"
• History.
The month of May has
been, an eventful month in
mils of France. :Oil the 3
May, 1431, Joan of Arc*as
at Rouen ; the' 14th o
• 1610, Henri IV. was murd
Ravailhic ; on the 23rd o
1700, the Frena
ch were - defe
Ramillies; in May, 1756, be
Seven:Years' War; on the
May, 1774, Louis X V. died;.
1789, was the date
openin9: Lf the States Gener
the 12th of May, 1794, M
,Elizabeth was executed ; th
of May, 1796,•Babceut'S cons
was suppressed, and in the
month, in the foliewine• year
gri-i's-conspiracy failed; on th
of -May, 1802, the "Legion of
or" was instituted ; on the 2
May, 1803, war wes declared a
England; on the 29th of May,
Napoleon I., was crowned Ki
Italy; on the 5th of May,
Charles IV., of Spain and hi
abdicated in favor of :Napoleon
on the 27th of the same month
rnenced the insnrrection iit
country. In May, in the folio
year, Napoleon entered Vienn
. the 3rd -of May, 1814, the &idynasty was resto- red, and
XVIII; arrived in Paris; an
tne 4th of that Month, in the •
year,- Napoleon arrived at
th
On e 5th of May, 1821, Napo
died at gt. Helena; on the 16t
May, 1830, the Chaniber ,of
puties was dissolved three mo
befere the ft bdication of Charles
n the 26th of May, 1834, Lafay
died ; on the 8th of May, 1
Louis Phillippe being on the thr
an amnesty was granted for poli
(A -Fences ; and in the same mo
Louis _Napoleon published his "I
Napolienues "; the 20th of 11
also in that yeer, Thileyrand di
on the 25th of May, 1849, L
Napoleon escaped from Ham ;
the 7th of May, 184.8, the Pro
ional Government resigned to an
ecutive Com missien elected by
n
Natioal AsseruIly- of the Fre
Republic ; •on the 15th, the peop
tittack on the Assembly was 8
pressed ; and on the 16th the p
petual banishment of Louis
arel his family was decreed ; on t
15th of May, 1855, the Industr
Exhibition was opened at Paris ;
the 1 21.h of May, 1859, France In
ing decla red war against A u str
the Empress Eagenie was appoint
regent,- and the Emperor Lot
Napoleon arrived at Genoa; t
21st was raised aeloan of 20,000,0
,
francs on the 26th occurred t
victory of the French -over the Sal
dinians at Montebello ; and on tl
30th aud 31st at Pallkestro. 0
the 23nd of May., 1864, died th
Duke of Malakoff, on the 3rd 6
May, 1865, the Emperor visite
Algeria; on the Gth of May, 1866
at Auxerre, his impelial Majest
expressed his detestation of the treat
ies of 1815; and we all know t
well what has happened in May
1811.
rench
always
the an-
Oth of
burned
f May,
ered at
f May,
ted at
aan the
10th of
the
of the
al; on
adame
e 12th
piracy'
same
Piob-
e 19th
Hob -
2nd of
gainst
1805,
ng of
1808,
8 SOH
, and
Com.
that
wing
; on
irbon
Louis
don
same
Elbe.
leon
•h of
De-
ntlis
X 3
ette
837,
one,
tical
nth
dees
Jav
ed
ouis
on
ViS
ex -
the
!Joh
le's
e p-
er-
ye
he
ial
on
tv-
ed
he
00
he
rci-
Methodist Union.
The Wesleyans of Canada, at
their recent Conference, received
the report of the Union Committee,
but took no action upon the plan
which it contained. The principle
of union was, however, unanimous-
ly -apprcved. The plan provides for
a General Conference with Lay
Representation. •The discussion of
this feature resulted in the submis-
sion of the question of Lay Repre-
sentation in the General Conference
to the quarteily meetings for their
decision. A large coramittee of
ministers and laymen was also ap-
• pointed to consider the stibject and
report to the next conference. All
this looks hopeful for Methodist
tinion in the New Dominion. The
two points of difference between the
` klethodist bodies there are Lay Re-
presentation and Episcopacy. We
have no doubt that the former will
be determined in favor of represen-
tatiOn of the peOple. What has been
done among us wyll help, what is
doing in the British Wesleyan Con-
nection will help. The time will
soon come when the laity will every-
where in Methodism participate in
church legislation --,Ifethodi$1.
.80•41. -
Fatal Aocide at at a Sunday
School Pic-nic
A sad _and melancholy accident
ocenrrecl in Berlin, Waterloo Coun-
ty, at three vo'elock Saturday after-
noon, by- which an interesting little
3L, years of age, son of Mr.
Breitheitur)E, was drowned, while
SOrtle eighty or a hundred others
had a narrow escape from a, similar
fate. The annual pic-nic of the Sab-
bath School children of the Evan-
gelical Association, representing
eatheols from 'Berlin, Waterloo,
•":43aden and other i)laceg, with their
teacqees and friends, was being held
in the grove adjoining the residence
of Mr. Breitlieaupt, there, being up-
• wards of 400 present, both great and
• small. The day was passed very
pleasantly by all until about three
• o'clock, when, rain coming on, the
gathering repaired for shelter to the
wuuery now beieg constructed liear.
by, a por iou of 'which is roofed i
They ati all become comfortab
-housed hen the floor bro e
through with a tremendous eras ,
one of t e beams supporting the
structure iavitCg given way in th
centre, a.i d between 80 and 10
were pee pitted into the vats b
neath. I is deseril)ecl as a fearful
scene y those who .witneesed i
Little hll ken i and grown-up peopl
were strti, gling for their lives i
the vats which Niere filled witl
liquor, bu succour 'was at hand
nd thely
ere all got out alive, savel
Ir. Brei heaupt's 'little boy. A
ood many thowevei were more or
ess bru'Ised by the,i),11 and f: truggle
n the vat,. The poor little lioy
zreathee! ly a few 'moments after
leing out. Tis- melancholy
ccident ha cast a gIoom dyer_ the
ntire coIiijnunity nd was a sad
t rn)jnat)lon to What was otherwise
pleasant a th e rin g.
I creasiu DeStit 'pion .Paris
1.
lk
g eat an mereoing Flish•es9 there.
•
c.
Letter ftora ,1)aris speak of the
.
A any t4usendslof i ersons are tle-
--p ndent On yrivate charity fer , sup -
pi et,; and ul e wives nd families of
tl e woik1nei who wee enrolled in
t e N ati en Guard have su ffe re d
gieetly silice the libel 1 pay : which
the menaleceived fro • the CIOM-
la nal Govern m en G 11.- la wit h d yawn.
I Auteuil ilone th re are 6,040
persons.who are ;tont ly dependent
o the nthrilcinality for support.
It is caleelated that, counting the
pr souers and those killed, wonnded,
an shot during the in-urrection, no
feN er tha4 8 ,000 me have peased
to be ablei to support their 'wires
.an 1 famir 8.1 On th •supposition
tin t there e'e three oPle depen-
de t one h ' read-wi er as. a rule,
thi would gi e a total .Of 240,000
pei ons who • ave beco e dependent
-on iublic ' al ity. H
OW A MA R4towtEili---Teeto•
tali -m would ain 'few' ebnverts if
Sa .uel Duni 's process were neces-
ear ,. Eighteen years ago he was a-'
hart drink( -r alnd an, inveterate to -
bac 0 demi., 1)ut he -wlas moved to
ref° .m, and t is is. the way -he
ach eyed .that laudable purpose :
,For 18 ' year. he haselaid imbed,
never leaving: is room nor having
his clothes. an,itholigh he has. not
been sia a aS, -Or taken any medi-
-eine He is ii w 80 years did, imith
flesh as .m1 r as an iinfant'siand
just as good la. 'appetite !a he ever ,
had. •
VEOLET
J. SATTE
EXCIIAN E
, Andsdc alor in Pu
DRUGS CNEMI6A S AND DYE STUFFS,
PERI -MERY
FAN:CYAN & TOILET ARTICLES
Agent for Sewi g Machin s. Money
to leacli on easy tenris..
zrr 2ure Wines and 1 iquo s f.r medi-
cinal purposes.
J. SEA TER,
Seaforth,, Nov, 1870. 59-tf.
ER,
• .TICKETS FOR EUR PE.
14-R. JOHN EA TTER h s been ap-
peinted Aer t at Seafoith for the .
,
INMAN-LI E OF STEA 'MRS.
Parti 3s contem la ing visit' ig any part
of Europe can be sup1ied wi h Tickets
and all uecessary inf rmation by apply-
ing to
JO:EN SEA TER.
• 185-tf, Drug 8 st, etc.
FORAL,
A.110USE AND, TWO ITS
DESIRABLE Dwelliuoalteusa and
lin street,
le terms.
gist, &c.
ttvo excellent lots OIL 8t. J
p Sea -forth for sale on reasonal
Apply tc -JOAN 81',AT
• 167-tf Dru
LOOK
SUTHERL
Are now prepared t
GENTS' C'
• Cheapan
Parties are re
cornpare prices arid
selves.
call,
judge fO „them -
ii
i ' 1
Those bringing the if OWN LOTH,
will have Every at -tont on paid them
as formerly.
We Warrant all our ork,
And are boundd not be beatj either
t
,
for PRICE, FIT, o r FINIS
• Meh's an
CI -JOT
Cut with care and eco
SUTHERI.4
171-U Opposite C
TI\Tp-
my.'
D 'BR
iehaers
otcI.
0 !
THE HURON EXPOSITOR,
LADIES
• OP
SEM -1
• And surrouncli
IR, 1-1 I
g country!
The: Stock is now Complete
T. Kipp's
EMPORIUM
—OF
FASHION.
tn rd Y15
rt;SVS.Ce-Cs4te-ec''rees't
ti) tl) 84 8.p
P4' CN?sj.
fA c) rd
,o A
'Coo 1-.1uP (ft
L'
ce
0 sci
tei.(P .CP
Vc":5
•
0 ° CP
NEW MILLINERY!
In all its branches.
Splendid Trimmed
ATS AND BONNETS
From 50 cents upwards.
SILK AND VELVETEEN
MANTLES I
In all -styles, and ap all prices.
WANTED
1 000 Canadian Volunteers,
11.1
ce
Se-
r the Red River Territory, to purchase
Hats, Caps; Clothin oe Boots & Shoes
fore leaving.
REMEMBER!•
eep the bast and largest Stock of Gro-
es,.
Crockery. Liquors, etc., etc. kept
in Seaforth.
St $1 tea for 90 cts. fl lb.
aTRICTLY ON -LY ONE PRICE!
• TH 3.
forth, Apiil 12, 1871.
175
1
Warranted by the Makers.
TIM RUSSEL WATCH
'or Durability. Quality, Finish. and
Neatness,
•I CANNOT BE EQUALED.
A new stock of the above Watches just
received.
• A COMPLETE STOCK OP
FT E GOLD AND SILVER -
JEWELRY
1
ALWAYS ON RAND.
W tehes, Clocks and Jewelry of every
cleeci'ption repaired with neatness and
desp tell, and warranted to give satis-
faction': •-
$5,000 worth of Old Gold. and Silver
svantM, for which the highest price in
cash Or trade will be paid.
• M. R. COUNTER,
1/9 Main street, Seaforth.
FELLOWS'
HYTOPHOSPHITES.
Among the diseases overcome by the
• use of
Fe -flows' Compound Spirit of Hypb-
nhosphites,
Are Constipation, Asthma, Consump-
tion Laryngitis, Nervous Debility,
• Dyspepsia, Chronic Bronchitis,
Chronic Diarrhata. .Melaucholy.
Debility resulting from Typhoid an.d
• other low fevers. Diphtheritic Prostra-
tion, Hysteria, Hypochondria, Amen-
norrhoea, Chlorosis, Anamiia, 'Leucorr-
hoea, Nervous Excitability, Marasrnus or
wasting of the muscles, Aphonia or Loss
of Voice, Chorea or St. Vitus' Dance,
Sluggishness of the Liver, Interrupted
and Feeble Action. of the Heart, Suffoca-t-
ing feellings caused by mucous obstruc-
tions of the lungs and air passages lead-
ing thereto, and debility from various
causes, many cases of which appeared
hopeles Sold' by apothecaries. Price,
$1 50; ix for 7 50.
JAMES L FELLOWS,
180-16t Chemist, St. John, N. B.
*,>1.
Nauaqeaulzetweskiognea I.. .13078.
Arrived • to -day
500
NEW SPRING
DRESSES,
TIIE—
SIG-1NT OP
777.
A. G. MCDOUGALL.
TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE!
W. H. 01.1', ER,
SION oF THE
SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice assortment of light and heavy
harness, whips, bells, horse clothing, etc.,
kept constantly on hand.
Repairing promptly attended to, and
charges moderate. Remember the place!
sign of the Scotch Collar, Main Street,
Seaforth.
163tf • W. IL -0LiVER.
PAINTING.
JAM ES WI L LIAM
Begs to intimate to the public that he
has reinovnd frozn 'McIntosh ,& Mor-
rison's Carriage Factory, and has rented
Air. William Grassie's Paint
Shop,
Where he may be found at any time.
Mr. 'Williams is prepared to exeeute, of
the shortest notice, all kinds of
Carriage Painting, Sign.- Painting
and Ornamental Work.
Give him -a call. Remember the place,
opposite Murray's Stables. 170-13t
THE GARDNER PATENT
Sewing Machine,
MA4CFA.CTURED PP TIIE
Gardner Sewing Macilin.e
• COMP A NY,
HAMILTON, ONT.,
'stile best family and, manufacturing -
machine now.marle ; will do all kinds of
Fancy Work. The general works and
attachments are so simple that any per-
son`can learn to work thent in half an
hour. Tailors and shoemakers use it in
preference to any now made. Price
within the reach of all.
. Has no gear of any kind; is STRONG
and SIMPLE.
It would be well for intending pur-
chasers to call On any of the undernien-.
tioned parties said 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. Anderson's, Seaforth; F. MI-ten:3,
Exeter; Mr. Pierce's, Rodgerville e Mr.
Polley, Bayfield; Fishleigh &
Ainleyville.
• PETER GRASSIE,
General Agent for the County of Huron,
179-1y •Seaforth, Ont.
I
CARRIACE AND WACON" MAKER,
1
Goderich, Street, Seaforth.,
--o
SLEIGHS, 1
CUTTER'S,
CAR it IA °ES,
BUG GI ES,
s WAGONS, &c., &c.,
Built in a superior manner, to order, on
•Short notice,
OW' Particular attention naid to Horse
Shoeing and General Blacksmithing. 163
LIME.
THE Subscriber is prepared to furnish -
parties building with a first-class ar-
ticle of Stone Lime, at 20 cents per bush-
el at the kiln, McKillop, near Thom-
- son's saw -mill, or 22 cents per Inishel
delivered in Seaforth.
Ord'ez s left with Mr. BULL, Main -
street, Seaforth, will meet with prompt
attention. JAMES- DODDS,
• 174 -ti McKillaps
HARNE'SS, SADD
BRIDLES, th.,
MAIN STREET, SEAFO
HARNESS 1
'TARN
NOW IS YOUR
TO: BUY
CHEAT ITARNESS,
t
TRU-NE.8,
WHIPS,
_COLLARS,
HALTERS.
fil j
1•1='• NO. .
187L
To aid and assist the London, Huron.
t and. Bruce Ilailway.Company by giv-
tsi ing $25,000 by way of Bonus to
tsf the said. Company, and to issue debene
Pa tures therefor, andto authorize the
tsi
tsf levying of a special rate for payment
of the debentures and interest thereon.
INTur.nnas, Dy an act of the Fourth Sessinn of
the Legislature of the Province of Ontario, passed_
in the Ilith year of the reien of lier Majesty,Queen
l'ietotia, entithal "An act to incorporate the Lon,
ES,
among other things, provided and enacted as fol-
lc.,1z,3:11nron and Bruce Railway Company," it ie,
"And it shall further be laWful for any Munici-.
Pality or Municipalities, through any part of
%%inch, or near whieln the railway or woiks of tho,
suid Company shall pass or be situ:at:Lel to aitl and
'assist the said Company by loaning or guarantee-
in, or giving tnoney by way of bonus, or donation',
or otherineans Lo the Company, in the construction
or equipment of said Railway, or of any of the
works anthorizedunder this act, in such manner
and to 15neh extent as sueir- municipalities or any
of them shall think expedient; Provided elways,
that no sueh aid or assistcunee by way of bonus,
donatiou or otherwise, shall be given until after
the passing of a Ay -law for the purpose, and %lie
adoption of such By-law by the rattpl,yers ; Pro, .
Aided also, that any such By-law, to be valid, shall'
!Ito made in conformity -with, the laws of this Prov,
ince rdspecting Municipal institutions, and all •
such ]3y -Jaw so passed shall be valid, notwith.
landing such rate may exceed the aggregate rate
f two cents in the dollar on the aetual value of
uch 'rateable inoperty, 'provid(d that tire en-
tail rate of assment shall nut in any ease exe
hfeedarcotnal anN1'1)LU11111(3)C"';)(1'S the whole Cle
on
it
s
e ii•natetahlt3deal=ertmir
Within the Municipality or portion of a Municipal- „
'V creating such debt." And ,
Wnennas, The Municipality- of the Township -of
sborne has determined to aid and as int the said
Company by giving thereto by way of bonus the
,I.:iiitdonfct$.2JA11,00(01, under the authority of the said re-.
-13}../VEAS, In order to earry to effect the said.
rilted object, it will be necessa 7 for the said Mu;
1 icipality to raise the said stun of $25,900, in the
n miner hereinafter mentioned ea set forth. And
Winntnas, It will require the sum of $2,750 to
b raased annu
t allsped-ha
y by l r te for paying tb.0 -
, . .
st on the deben-
hereinn fter •pro -
BY -LAW.
TH.
SS!
Cards, Curry -combs,
Brushes, Bits, Bridles,
Circingles,
,K4DDLES,
And everything usually found
First-class Saddler's Shop.
D
REPAIRS aYE 017 T
,SUORTL4T EDUCE.
Remember the sign of the
GOLD_OT )3aiDDLE.
A. call is solicited.
J. WILSON.
DANIEL PirGREGOR,
BOOKBINDER, HULLETT,
L of .;;,,..0,000 and inter
tures to be issued therefor, a
vided. And
VittnEns, The amount of tie -whole rateable
p operty of the • said .Munieipal ty, irreallspective nf
y further inercase of the and also hat -
81 calve of any increase to be lerived from the
te porary investment of the sin ing fund heivin-
af er mentioned, or of any part
to the lest revise.d Asseesmen
micipality, being for the year
9,872. And
'11E182.AS, The amount of th
31
no
hereof, is, accord -
Roll of the -said
1371, the stun of
existing debt of
said Municipality is as f ;Rows: principal
ling, interest nothing. .And
rliERP,AS, For paying the interest and creating
an equal yearly sinking fund, for paying the prin-
cijel of the said debt of $25,000, according to the
previsions of the att respeetine• Municipal institu-
• tions bf Upper Canada, it will' require an an:anal
special rate in the dollar of fonr mills and one-iifth
of ' " •
to
, -.3 inalls,) in addition to all other rates
e levied each year ;—
• n IT TILEXtErellt ENACTED, ay the Corpora-
tio of the Township of USborn in Council 9.18 -
sen bled, as follows -
II—That it shall and may be] wful for the skid
Mu icipality to assist the said CoIt pany by giving
a the •eto, by way of bonus-, the Snxi3 of ;$-_.'5,000.
2 I ---That it shall be lawful for t ie purpose afore-,
sai , for the Reeve of the said municipality to
CU .e any number of debentures o he made for
su stun of money as may be reeu -ed for the said
pur lose, not less than $1-00 each nid not exceed-
ing in the whole the said sum o $23,6U0, which,
said debenturea.shall be sealed wit i the Beal of the
said Municipality, and signed by e Reeve thereof.
3 —That the said debentures slit II be made pay -
E able in twenty yeare au furthes from the day
here nafter mentioned for this By- my to take ef-
fect, either in London, in ,England or 80100 place.
iS 0: nada, to be designated in Said lebentures, and
aka havo attached thereto Coupons for the pay- •
men of interest at the rate and in the manner
here natter mentioned, and said debenture:shall
be d livered to the Trust, es to bt• niunet1 in accord-
ance with the proVieioni; of the Said recited att.
40 '''' L mid debentures and coupons shall
be ni tde out in either sterling money or the enrreiz-
ey o this Dominion, at the option of the said
Rear , and they shall bear interest at ana after the
rate 1 six per centum per annum front the date
there f, and such interest shall be made payable
half-, early, on theist day of September end the lst
day a !lT,n-ch, in each and e‘ try year during the
colt name of the 'laid debentures, at the pine°
wIter the said debentures are matle payable.
bth That for the purpose of forming a sinking
fund or the payment of the said debentures, and
the h (treat to become due thereon, an equal sip eial
.
rate o - 111) 11, (four mills and one-rifth of a
mill) in the dollar shall 'in addition to all other
rates, be raised, levied and collected in each year,
epon all the rateable propr•rty in the said munici-
pality timing the continuanc0 el the said debar',
tures ir airy of them
60h That this By-law shell take effect and come
into o teration on, from and after 11,0 Virht day of
Septet hr, in the year of our Lord, 11371;
7th That the votes of the elect° s of the said
Munk pality shall be taken en 1 his l y -mw, at the
'Towns •;.) Hall, Elituville, in the said Township of
ttsbort e, on SATURDAY, the twentyAgeenna. day -of
July . D. 1871, Commencing at the hour of 9
o'clock in the morning and ending at 5 o•eloek in
the aft namon Of the sante dta
ay, ut that M
SAUEL
P. IIAl LS sluill be the Returning Officer to take
such- tes.
NOTICI?..
Take ,notice that the above is a true ,'copy of a
propos d lb -law, which will be talten into consiller
ation b • the Connell of the 310ni8-i1,ality of the -
Towns ip of Usborne, after one month ft•oni the
first pu diention hereof in THE ITURON EXPOSI-
Elimvill t, June 26, 1671. )
TOR, tile date of which pnbli30
cation is the 0.1 day
of June A.D. 1b71, and that the votes of the electors
of the E lid Municipality will be t ale n there et on
the 22d lay of Jrdy, A.D. 1b71,at the Townshi)1 Hall,,
Elimvil e, in the said Township of lisboree, be-
tween t le hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon aud 5
o'eltiek i i the afternoon, for which purpose Samuel,
13.118111s is appointed Retunnine °elver.
Town hip Clerk's 011'6.3:31, 1.6)1 P.
HALLS'
Township Clerk.
186-5t
'IRIVATE SALE!
11AS just, receiv-ed a ia,rge Stock of t e
materials used in the business an 1
is now fully preparedto .exceuteon the
shortest notice and in the latest style
all orders he ma,y be favoured. with.
Registers, Ledgers,
AND
TIC J30 0=S
OF ANY KIND,
Ruled Printed and Mad
To orchsr, on the shortest notice, and a
•prices which defy competition.
LADIES' WORK BOXES
AND
FANCY CASES
Made to order.
OLDANDNEWBOOKS
BO UN I) AD RE PAIRED
At city prices.
• Persons residing at a, distance by
leaving their books at the Signal Book
Store, G-oderich, or at the ExPosyroe
office, Seaforth, or at J. 11. Grant's, Ain= I
leyville, stating style, may rely upon
them being well bound. •
All communications addressed to the
undersigned, will receive prompt atten-
tion.
9
DANIEL McGREGOR,
Couqtance, P, 0.
Mullett.
153-tf. — I
EGMONDVILLE.
Seaforth, Nov. 9, 1870.
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HORSES AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
mini following Propertv will be said_ .
Clleap, for Cash, or liberal terms on
credit viz. ,-7 Horses, consisting of 1
are, ti good. stock raiser, 1 span.
torking horses, 1 span mares, young:
king, 1 2 -year-old blood colt, I
Id colt.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
g machine, nearly new, Massey's.
ith Wood's self rake, 3 iron and:
ughs, Grey's make, Egmondville,
ugh, cultivator, etc,
rther particulars apply at the
r Office, or to
•JAMES M. McGREGOR,
Seaforth
brood
heavy
and Two
1 -year -
1 reap
make,
wood pi
gene' pl
For f
Exposit
181-8
NEW GROCERY. 1'e' .1
WM. THOMSON,
(Late of Seaforth,) •
Begs to inform the public that lie has
opened a Grocery Store, in
C. H. CULL,
AG ENT FOR
LTS AS'Efriso 31.APHINES,,
Teleg -aph and Express .Companies,
CANA A. LIFE ASSURANCE CO
uer of Marriage Licences.
Ameri an Money bought and solde
.)articu4r attention paid to
JOB PRINTING.
THE BRICK PREMISES, OFFIC Elliott & Armstrong's Book-
s tore,S forth. e 174
Lately occupied by Mr. John Legan,• 1
NOTICE.
ABO ERS wanting work for a few -
week. will find employment on the
GO ERNMEN T DRAINS,
li Grey. WAGES, $1 25 per dly.
of the foreman on thiS work,
the agent at the office, Jas.
L. Blain,
G. BLA TN, Contra ,tor.
Grey, lay 12, 1871, 1 '0- tf
NEAR THE BRIDGE
EC MOXDVILLE,
Where lie will 1seep on hand
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Fresh • Groceries,
Of every description, at prices as reason-
able as those' of any other house
in the trade.
The Highest Market Price
PAID Fo.R.
BtTTER.,, EGGS, &c., &e.
A call is respectfully solicited.
WM. THOMSON,
179-tf mondville.
OTIC
1 tsene.(list!
N. I 18, E. 19 and 20 t
.p.cBilis rnoet ex Hay, as the owner, PA
determined to punish
reme of the law all so.
NOTICE. -
is hereby given to all 8ersons,
cut any timber or tres ass on
e 5th
D.
o the:
oi.assa