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tialaa Explosion -
Ie steamboat explyrit
n Sunday at 14`64e- Yorks
;ra perSO/IS "Were
Ifildeet. As the Staters
Tregfiela was starting
ek at the foot of White -
Sent theeBattery, bearing
's party 'of na persons,
karst, 'th a tremendous,*
nvermg the whole upper
• boat in pieces, and
;the whole forward part
from the very keel -
the explosion is un-
.ara ferward part of the-
ifted fifty feet into the
t '!e &tack falling, and
fras buricId in the hold,
der poured out a dead
-
f steam. .Many person
:t overboard : Sarno cf
to the I *firs till rescued,
nnk before they cotall
The drug., stores in the
wese tilled with the -
A number a the scald -
aced in ambulances aridhopitalwhile others
to their own reaidences.
hanee was filIad with
aose eyes were closedr
irhele faces were swollen
sriition. Their feet an
!oeked. and thetender'
bare. Seventy wound.
uoaning and groaning
Sere -sent to one hospital
scenes were most heart -
Is as the wounded
:•ed from the hold, they
o the deck of another
toved alengside. Med-
• was promptly brought
of the disaster. S promptly administered
and ail was poured
alma as they lay in tile
S-esael. The dead and
lying around -
intei-
fl directions. Aho -
probably one a the
ing and disastrou.S.
plosions that ever °G-
m York waters.
aes ire Kincardine.
lay 2ith ulL, grave ap-
were felt at Kincardine-
arhood, owiog to the
tapect of the fires that .
ring in the woods there
.e great tires whieh de -
hash. A little wind
-'eled to bring about a
;the eoeflegiatione, and
'Se vieiniv of the clan -
'aced to [remove their
i vziluables to places of
smoke was so (lease on,
heieliwavs and in the
,
Cancardine that travel
and it looked as il
kld prevent the plate°
-ravaas°ed. Fortunately
rniglit and following
fellin 1}1 e atifu I showers.
the present the danger-
s' that section of the
,--........_
Ulantie taatae.
E A ti intic cable was
k
attic] on the 5th of.
and ceased to work:
,eptember of the same
'which time there were
pre r it exactly 400,
rhe second cable was,
18.GO ., the third
•
:e :Ind Of Aueust, 1865,,
We -thirds laid, and ie -
u.1 of St'l tember, ,
:ipleted an the 8th of
'lout's. The fourth'
Ie was completed on
Lt: Jule", 18G9. During
3Iarch, 1871, there-
: ed across the Atlantic
',sus, or on an average,
A day. About seven
heats were fur the press.
Italf rates. The come
-fe the past year; paid
i nine per cent. (livid-
4side no reserve fund
i renewals%
Gernaart Bravery
E
li-ini editor of the Cue -
!slit, 1 who.lately visite(i
,'..triye-ra.,_ has Just pub-
azint of his couversa-
'4-
tx he bays : " After we
ibout the political and
'ton of Italy, Garibaldi
s'aftair at 'Dijon (Jan -
'Fare me some particit-
combat. •
doing justice
• ,
..ae te the heroic cour-
lase of the Prussians.
1! the Cieneral, c-• thirty-
nnon, and yet iti spite
-
ti the Prussians i_et-
1 lt must be confessed
Mans aec the best sole
erld. Never have 1
.1:aarrew space SO Mori V
_
io..
( at myna "L au may
t' it whert I tell Vou
, ,
ele area of this- chain-
s sa. ,T
4t ill CV-iti nee c Onroes."
-
tilto jainnsent, SittIntiOL.
[tailialdi added : ' la -
Zi. be 1.1)7.1g. tooluou Oki,
4.1
AUGUST 4, 187L
t.
•
i
French pardon the ;Italians :for com-
ing to the aid of the Republic. For
iny part, I separate the cause of the
French people from that of the
Chauvinists. The selfish rabble and
the Chauvinists both required, a les-
son, and the liar* it -was the more
salutary for the country. As to the
manner in which I have been treat-
ed personal'r in the French Nation-
al Assembly 1 will say nothing;
at Bordeaux I was not allowed- to
speak------butI did not complain. I
am old and infirm,, but4 should be
glad to see that fanatical thirst for
supremacy annihilated which always -
was,- and is yet; the m ource of
the, misfortunes of Fre" With
regard to the Italians, 04 must not
lose confidence in themselves, what-
ever happens, for if they -again fail
in the task set before them they may
take a sponge and wii-)e out the name
of Italy, from the map of Europe.'."
wit -4 90,
The Power of Littles.
The enormous amounts that can
be collected in small sums are well
exemplified by, the result of the
half -penny postage system. In thos.
first SiX months of the change in the
rate in Britain, fifty-eight million
post carda aud about a htindred ande
fourteen Million half -penny labels
and .stamped label were issued.
During the three months that have
followed, and of which we have not
yet received the returns, the nam'ser
has been increasing. The exact re-
turns as given for the six months,
are: postage labels, 77,215,680 :
duty £160,866 ; post cards 58,185)-
9G0; £12I,845; wrappers 33,018,-
420, £G$,850; total 1351,561 ster-
ling, all -collected,in cents at a time.
"seas.
For cheap ladies', gents' and ehildren's
Preraella Boots of every description, go
to T. Coventry's.
46,41 e. -
Unaltered Characteristics of the
• Negro.
The negro has altersd less; per -
baps, whether mentally or physi-
(Idly, within the historical epoch,
than any other equally numerous
section of the human race. We see
his portraiture Gla the painted Hi42-2111-
malts of Egypt, and` we recognise
it at a glance. What the ancient
travellers, the Greek and Arab
chroniclers, found him, we findisim.
still, with the same easy good ten -
per, the the same indolent indifferece
to the brain -breaking problems that
rouse his white brethren to sorma eh
feverish activity, and the same !child-
like aptitude for being qUickly
elated or quickly depressed. Those
who know the black man best, and
who have learned to be fond of him,
are often the least sanguine respect-
ing his ultimate future. It is thrift,
forethought, the powere ar..,d the will
to provide for the future, that are
inost deficient in pour Quashee's
often amiable disposition. As mat-
ters unfortunately stand, the black
race, diminisliinabbut too fast even.
in Africa, is dwindling pore rapidly
in North America, as the forthcom-
ing census of the United States will
proaewith the ghastly distinctness:
of figures. Yet that the genuine
negro under favorable ciicumstances
can work, save, and prosper, ithe
instance of Barbados wifl sufficesto
show—All the Year Round.
-• • se 1'
The latest styles of Boots and. Shoes of
all kinds cheap at T. Coventry's.
Ver All Hickson & Co's. 'SuM-
sner remnants will now be sold off
et great bargains, to make room for
Fall importations.
_MARRIAGES.
LAAVRIE—HANNAII.—At the residence of
the brides father, on TuesdaY, 1st
August, by the Rev. Mr. Goldsmith,
Mr. John M. Lawrie, of St. Catharines,
eldest son of John Lawrie, Esq., of
Port Dalhousie, to A daline, fifth daugh-
ter of Samuel Hannah, Esq., of Mc -
DEATHS.
Fall eat, . • .1 @ 110
ST 141ARiS, Angina 8, 1871.
Spring Ivies 1. 1 lt «4 1115
0 40 «4 0 42
Peas, • 0 60 @ 0 65
Barley,
Butter, .
1?ggs.
- Come and
Boots, J.
• 04C @ 0 50
, . 0iS 017
O 11 @ 000
et year c oice of 500 p its of Pranella
u.ncan & Co'a, Seafo
ONDON, UIIit 8, 1871.
Fall Wheat.. 0 95 @ 1 20
Sluing Wholt 1 00 @ 1 15
Barley. . 0 4€ @ 0 54-
Oats. < .... . . . ..... 0 4i3 @ 0 46
Peas, .. . .. 4 ... ..... . . 070 @I 075
Blither, ' 0 14 @ 0 17
Eggs, .... ........ 0 11 @ 0 13
A large ass rtment
Ladies' aud C 'Idren's
Fall Wlient,
Spring When
Barley,
Oats,
Peaty. ,
Hay,
Wool, .....
A Full Stqc
Leather at J
of Prancing Boots, Gents',
at J. Duncan, & Co's.
RONTO, Anguet 8, 1871.
11 1 to 150
to 112
•0 .1 to '0 47
. 05 to 058
101• to .0 80
10 to 15 00
O 8 to 088
'1 1
of all s rts of Boots and
Duncan & Co's, Seale tho
Shoes, in
• MO TREAL, A gus 2, 1871.
per b / 58• to 540
58• to 540
,West, 6 1 to 6 00
Wheat,54 to 6 50
.. • ., 4 7 to 480
▪ . . . 2 2 to 240
1 to 134
0 to 000
1 to 1 82
0 to 045
0 to 000
4 • 0 1 to 016
peeked 101 to 015
6 rf to 17 07
O to 100
O to 010
FiStilnrctIn' , Caned
" No. 1, West
"- No., ,
-Bag Fl )UT.......
(Can da PLli
" Spn g,
" West wn,
Oats, (per 32 lbs.)
Barley, (per
Butter, -(Dah
. (Stori
Pork, (Mess)
oPeases,
hee1/2
8 lbs.).
• .... • •
4 •
ce• • 'I.
• BUFFALO LIVE StIO •
Thurs ay, Augu t 3 1871.
..
ATTLE.
The mar et is ather quie a d a little
off from ti e rang of last we.'t prices.
Sales ligh , corn irising on ST 57 head
• Indiana a a Mic igan steer at $4 65 to
$5 50. T e ran e of price for the past
weekndi g Fri ly last w re 4 60 to
• $6 30 for \rester steers a d "4 25 to
$4 50 for Texas. The rec it during
the period since last Frid y ere 259
cars, 75 qars consigned th •o ;IL The
receipts -for the Eame perio 1 L st week
were 234 c rs, and for the lent re week
• me -lin *to- lay 48). Cars aaa a 400 cars
lur-
ing t e sa e time since Fri4a
t5vhee's:- esk, id for revious. The sh p ents dur-
the enti e ast were
eek 417
cars, gai st 448 cars the we . erevious.
Sal s re orted '
Ke ned to Tompson
GARDINER. Usborne, on the 11.th
nit , after a short illness, Peter
Gardiner.
ALLEN. —On de 27th ult., Isabella Reid,
wife of Mr. James Allen, Township
pf Hay, aged 75 years.
(1.nAnAitt.—At Airdeyville, on Weanes-,
day, the 2nd of August, Minnie, be-
loved wife of William. Graham, M. D.,
aged 24 years.
THE MARKETS.
SEAFORTH• s. AllallEt 3, 1871.
Fell NTheat. .... ........... . . .... .$1 10 to 115
Spring -Wheat •1 05 to 1 10
Barley. 0 45 to 0 19
Oats. •0 95 to 0 48
PULL'i '0 60 to 0 65
Batter ..0 14 to 016
Egos. ... .... .... . ... ... . ......... 0 11 to 0 12
Ilides
600 to 7-00
Sheep 0 50 to 9-00.
Hay ...... ..... 7 00 to 10 00
lour 25 to tl 00
Potatoes, (new) . •0 70 to 0 75
- 084 tu 0 -On
Lamb Skies 00 to 035
l'elta...... . ...... 0 12, to 0 20
Bark, per cord 0 00 to 3 75
\Vool, per lb..........,
Special attention paid to all orders- for Boots and
Shoes, either sea -ed. or pegged, at J. Duncan & Co's,
InalOwth.
•ICLINTON, August 3, 1871.
Val I Wheat . . $1 05 on 1 10
s!rring Wheat • . 1 00 @ 1 15
too o 040 to 014
•loots 0 60 el", 0 65 rs•,.., .„,
• Kirk:. 045 et, 0 50 Ll•a a
Butter • . 0 14 et. 0 17
E4nts . „ 0 10 so; 0 11
d
steer , 'av 958 at $4 65.
Ha ard to Doty, 19 ha ic steers,
ay. 1, 56i• at $5. _
Lo ere 3i to Gillespie, 21 h I In . stclers,
av 91 at 5.
Sa le to same, 73 hd . s eers, av
.1,230 at $ 50.
HEEP.
Tbr m rk-et hill and trf
light. Sa es co prise 200 hea0
The • -nge of pie • s last wee en
day were f om $4 to $5 70 fi r s
$651to$T 15 f r laimbs. 1p
since Friel y last ere 9 car
signec thr nigh, id for th
ing t, -da 61 ca s, agaiist
week pre % ions. Tlie shijj ieiit
the p riocl since rielaY 1st w
and, f r th week 54'cars,!a
the eek ererio s.
Sa es re rted s folloWS
Bow n to Barn
sact ons
at $4
Cling
'eep,
rec
ars
eek
cars
80.
Fri -
and
ipts
on..
nd-
the
daring
e 8 cars,
't 35 cars
200 hd ii*Ii i, sh ep,
av 81 at 80.
' i
naelit , an 1 for t e Week 10 cai , against
$5. - rhe -tinge 1 st week va $4 99 to
Sales com rise 1 223 heaid a $4 7- to
$5 1( . T ie rec ipts 4sine. 1* idn.y last
were 69 c rs,- 56 cars thi-o igh consibm-
M rket a shad lower ajinc ep.ti. teac ive.
OGS.'
1
120 c rs ti e We k previouv he ship-
ment sinse Fri ay were t2 'ars, and
for ti e we k 99 etis, agairast 10 ' car the
week pre ious.
Sa es re sorted as follows
273 id av 282 lbs <lit $4 80,
101 d av 241 lbs , ht. 4 87i
101 d. av 267 lbs t 4 87A
118 id.
av 259 lbs t 5 00
, '
116 a av 224 lbs t 5 00
136 d \ 260 lbs -- av 254 lbs t 4 75
t 4 87
233 lbs 11/
37 d \ av
120 lid av
t 4 824:
99 id '''
122 hcl av
av
216 lbs
205 lbs t . 4 871-
4 80
:LE!
'IV NG :JP BrSIN 6 .
ON
.9.n
ed intend giving op p, sinesB this
and they will Queen e
OLE OF THEIR
n-AT—
I-
T RICE, , FOR,
HE OATN, WILL STA
TE) FIRST OF A
will c
latintle until the who e
.4 sold out.
secure Ba galeis •
• t
TO K
GUST,
of the Stock
Ca l. ea ly
The higherit prl e paid fo
- AR
settat
artieto owin
em, and s
41 BO
Sea4orth, Angus
a count e will
I• themselves f
tter, dire.
•
pie se call and
arth r trouble.
PON.
169
• IEST AY E
(1AIIiE into the or liaises! of the
N-.1 the 29th of Jial last, a Ewe
er is r ,quested to ...
And t ke he& awry.
191t1(.
prove prop
ALONZO
Tu igned, •on
r . The own -
pay chargee,
ONG,
Seaforth.
-
Matt's hand- dr- Rip Boote, for .$.3,50, at 5--
1)auttuo t CVE. eaforth.
GODERICH, Angrist 3, 1871.
iali Whes.t • .$1 05 el. 1 10
•..-prit.g 'Wheat -1 12 (Y, 1 15
t loot 0 40 et. 0 4/3
Peao 0 60 yo 65
0 50 ye U 59
Letter 0 15 0, U
...... „.... .. . . U 11(V 0.0
•
a ,Salt
tion.
Associ-
.
THE Sal Miami eturers of (hit wit., having
+fon ed aii Aseoeii Lion, under ttie
Itt eve title, for
the sale of salt, noti e is hereby g ven that all salt
will, u itil forthez, n tire, be sold Vo the Associa-
-titre o dr. Uon.xth icationa to le a -wised to the
Secret try S. lt Asejbttion, GO1urekx
TH0MA$ 5 ORT,
SAMUEL H.. DE LOR, President.
etretary... 1274
Vq)0
rron.
G. F. BAILEY & CO.
Nowhere to
TH T E SHOW OF
•
AT SCOTT R
-
•
6
GREAT CiR-CUS!
e compared
CHEAP GROCERIES!
BERTSON'S.
i •
• 200 Biaxes Scaled Herrii ,s at 40 cents per
.1
200 BOXES LAYER FIGS .AT 25 CENTS PER pox,
--
AT SCOTT ROBERTSON'S,
- _ .
•"MAIN -STREET, SEAFORTII.
ALT! ALT
.LV A KEE
CANAD
The
11
G of the Board of Trustees o the
. .
SALT ASSOCIATION
id July 25, 1871,
dersigned was appointed
•SOLE LOCAL AGE T
SA, E OF SALT
kat -TEE
—AT ---
• Parties requiring Salt will lease call on t
dersigned, ae none will be soI4 at the Wells wi
his written order.
• Seaforth, July 27, 1871. ,
nn
hou
OBERTS•N
1.1-2
FARM FOI SALE.
-BEING Lot 6,5th crams '
on Tuakersmi h,
R. S. containing 100 acre4, 88acres cleare u.nd
well fenced, good buildinge, a fine large or hard;
two wells of good spring wato the land is f the
best quality:perfectly clean nn1in good orde . The
bush is hardwood and .has n t been culled. It i'a
situated on a good gravel road, and within three
miles of the Village of Seaforth, one of t best
grain markets in the Province. For figther j artie-
ulars apply to the proprietor on the premise., or if
by letter to Egmondville Post Office.
186-t1 : •G. M. CHESNEY;
BUILDINCS FOR SALE IN SEAFORTH.
OR Sale, Cheap, two comfortable frame DWelling
•-• ,liouees, situated on tue most pleasant st
3eaforth, adjoining the Good Teinplars' Hall
)1.. the houses, is nt preSent -occupica by Mr.
Laidlaw, and -the other by Mr. D. D. RON.
lousea are adjoining, and have attached to
sood lots, on whieh are all necessary convent
inch as soft and. hard -water, out -building
For further perticulars apply on the premi
it '..(11.5 EXPOSITOR Ofiice.
• Sien.forth, July 12, 1871. • ••1.4
001 ii
One
Tann s
Bot
the
neje ,
:, et .
es, r
tf.
1 -FARM FOR SALE'
,6R SALE, on reasonable
-1--. .10, Morris, conteining 64
ire cleared, seeded to grass
balance ,is well timbered with
Oituated on the 'Northern Gravel
i half from Blyth, and 18
There is no waste land. There
i new frame house, 20 x 80,
ant -buildings. , A good spring
For further Pio:tillers ap
DU the premises, o o (if by letten)
GEORGE
18.9-tf. • - •Propititor.
IN MORRI `'.
ternao Lot No.
acme, over 20 of.
and well fence
hard -wood.
Road, 1 mi
Miles from C
is on the Pr
with good. cellos
on the- prconiseS.
Oy: to the Prot
to Blyth 1.
BUTCHART,..
, Con.
which
; tlle
It is
e and
into .
naiads
and
rietOp,
0. .
FARM
OR Sale, Cheap,
'A: Township
ing 100 acres,
balance well/timbered
waste laud.
water running
eve miles from
through which
Railway will shortly
perty is not sold,
years for the improvements.
tars, apply to
July 18, 1871,
FOR
Lot No
of Bruce' County
about 20of N
with ijeeob
There is a n
.through it.
the flomish
the Wellinkton,
be running..
it Will be
THE EXPOSITOR
'SALE:
80, 6th Con ,
of Bruce, cc
hid. are ole /
end mapl
ver -failing stroom
It. is situated
g village of
Grey and,
If the abb
lemma for a t
For further p
OFFICE, Seaf
•.1
tenon,
ntaiO-
the
No
of
• ithin
.isle,
Brute
e pr o
roe f
rtie -
rth.
9-tf.
T
1-4
Any
will
,
190-4
OST, /ova
Wilton ii
person le
be auitablfr
•
COAT LOST. f
the- 2nd arlj-uly instant, 1/1,Vcr
-.1 Seaforth, a Writer -proof Ov
ving the same at Chamberri
rewarded. '
o
WILLIAM WA oEll.
'
rout.
14 ott ,
CAlm4
about
The
pCeoLlts,estwaon3a,etaa
Exeter,
STRAYED
into
15, conceeSion
the 6th1of
owner is
Rd 1
1 . .
!•
the premises
.., TownshiP
July last, a
equested to prove
s_eohlde,;ditivtlia):..wiolT7
• 25, 1871.
of
dark
COLT.
the subscril
of Stephen
iron-gre_
star in tin,
property, p
•
!r, 11)t
on or
Mare
face -
ty er
41' AM litITCP
• 193-441
'LL.
,
I
TEE
-"-
ing
consideration
of c
4th
Mo
for
qn
co
Morris,
•
Mtmic
Township
after the
riginal ro
and 5th
;is, and ''''
that pnr
sted to ta
lingly.
4u1
1
NOTICE.
pal Council of the Corporation
of Monis intend, at their firs
8th day of August, 1871, to ta
the propriety of selling the 3
d allowance opposite Iota 23,
.oncesaions of the Raid townei
deemed advise:tele, to pass a ty-Law
°se. All pertiesi interested I
e notice aud goVern thorned
• 1 -
THOMAS HOLMES
1
1 Township
2i, 1871.. -
i
i , 1
of the
Meet-
into
ortiqn
'n the
ip ol
re re-
es ac
Clerk.
90-4
TIAT
qupied
kntinvu
Si
Ba
fer
sir
as_
lo
ac
splendid
wells,
and
on
an1
qu
mt
.
,
HO
corn
at
as the
---
tutted on O
field and
ol for sale
ms of reti
he dwell
32, in ;it()
,er flat an
es of lan
gare
two at
baru is
he above
the main
in a goo
ntots—T
ed down
uts. Ad.
•
EL FOR
F
SALE
ROT
DRYS
k,"
miles a
Seeforth, is
undersigne
frame b
seven room
There au
house,. in
There aro t •
a ban.; one
shed is 3242.
a aplendid I
and
parchtme nu
annual
prepaid,
DRISDAL
Bane P. 0.,
!
, .
-
.
..,
•
,
T., ne.
• ALE
nth o
raw of
I is de
Udine
in thi
fon.
o goes
stabil
,
)(Nag's'
.:arnia
ney rc
.instal
n
Ont.
....._,...
Minns and well-k7eown
present by ROBERT
"Royal Oa
e Sable Line, eight
eventeen west of
nt a bargain, as the
Oig from hnsinesa.
ng is a two-stpoy
d repair, including
seven in the tipper.
I attached to the
en and orchard.
bles, a shed and
0x20, one stable end
hotel ie situated in
rerul betwt en Cseeletich
1 farming dietrlot,
osthinla of the
the bpi:once in equal
'toss., if by letter.
ROBERT
.
,
GIVING IJP BUSINESS.
R. P. UTHERLAND
BEING about to leave Seaforth, will sell off the
remainder of his stock, consisting of a few ends
of Tweeds, black a d blue Broadcloths, below cost.
Parties requiring a ything in that line had better
call early, as, owiiig to other engagements, the
whole numb be cleared out before Three ,Weeks.
Having only last Week received a full supply of
Boys' and Youths' lOresees, in all the latest styles,
ineluding the Jollk Tar, Knickerboeker, Tunic,
Blouse, etc., etc., he will supply patterns of any
of these, out to measure, for 40 cents. He will also
eupply Shirt ',atm s, cut to Measure, upon the
latest and most ap roved principle; they combine
th,e yoke and sack hirt with an improved, sleeve,
they are well tested patterns and will be found to.
produce what is not easily found, a good and at the
same time an easy fitting shirt. Patterns of shirt,
80 cents. 1
N. B.—These patterns being offered at less than
half the regular prike, can be had for Two Weeks
only. Also on ha d, a few of Deans' copy -right
Tailors' Tapes, of t o best quality. t
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ALSO, 1
A HOU E AND LOT,
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On comer of Wlham and Goderich Streets.
T RMS, EASY.
The Shop with fit ing, stove, machbae, etc., etc.,
W be sold cheap. 1
Parties indebt .d. to subscriber are regtested to
call andt settle their accounts. ,
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Seaforth, July 2 1871. ,
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TJ
itNiss
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ILOR.
Late Foremn I'vith E. Illickeon Alk Co.,
Begs to ann unce to the inhabitants of
8Ekl?ORTL A.ND VICINITY,
that he has taken rooms over
• MR THOrIAS KIDD'S STORE,
in which he purpo es carrying on the making up of
CENTLEME S' AND CHILDRENS'
CLOTHING!
Also, that he has reccived from England, an entire
NEW SYSTEM OF CUTTING,
whieh -works at
ably, produciog beautifully fit-
ting garmentuj combining ease and comfort.
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Some excellent P tterns for Children' and. Youths'
Suits.
Patterns supplied or garments cut out, at rnoderat
charges-
Seaforth, July 7, 1.871. 190-tf.
P ARTICU LA R NOTICE.
JOHN LOCAN
Has a Lot of
SHAWLS, MANTLES,
—AND— 1
DISS a-oops 1
Which he is anxious to Sell Off, at Gust,
•YES, BELOW COST,
Or any reasonabl price that a eustomer may offe
Therefore, L4ies, you will pledse tall at the
Manchester House,
MAIN STREET,
Soon, and get yotir pick of the Goods before the
are all sold.
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Seaforth, July 55, 1871.
190
REFORM ASSOCIATION
OF TEX
S Ij 1-1 RIDING
• OP THE
COUNTY OF HURON.
f th oho e hn NIlil tat e
•;0A i; lnage
•4EAFORTH,
n MOND\Y. the 7th of Angus
A. D., 871, at 12 o'clock, noon.
A. fall atter...lane/1 is requested as important busi-
ness wil1 come before the meeting.
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00.11.rith, July ta,-1k71.. CLY'rlsOic-117
NOW'S TH TIM
FOR
STYLISH C ODS
JUST • CEIVE
T. K. A DE RS OZ.\
CLOTIIII G STORE!
A nice assortn nt of Fall Goods
C0 SISTING OF
Scotch and Canad
and
an T
Does
eeds, Broadcloth
ins.
ALSO, GEI•1TS' FU NISHINGS,
Of very descripti n,
All of which have been parchised on the most favorati terms, and
LO FRIO S.
t.
A GOOD F
Call and see for yourselves:
T CDA
will be sold ai remarkably,
ANTEEIL
T. K. ANDER
ON"..
AINL.EYVILL
NEW GOOD
AND
NEW PRICES.
CHEAPER THAN EVE.1
JOHN LEC_1(
e,
Has jnet received a large consignment
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS, COTTONS, 1
COTTON YARN, HOSIERY, ETC,
These- geode having been purchased with a view
to sorting np former stock, and thereby make, it
sell more rapidly, and will be sold cheaper than call
be purchased in Seaforth or any other nuirket- Try
for yourselves and be convinced.
Now is the time to genre Cheap Goods, s the
stock mina arid will be cleared out in two in nths.
100,000 lbs. of good Bu4er,
Wanteain exchange for goods, and the hi hest
• cash value given.
All other kinds of Produce also fasten in
Exchange.
GROCERY) HARDWAI
READY-MADE CLOTHIN&
PORTANT'
TO
OUSEKEEPERS.
GOOD FLOUR t
AT ALL TIMES.
A. SHEARSON & CO.,
Proprietors of the
S AFORTH MILLS
Are now Manufacturing the best
FA 1LY & PASTRY LOURS,'
- In the Dominion.
Intei ding purchaaers in Sealer'.
can re upon getting our Family and
from he following Dealers, ONLY:
• M. St ong, John Welsh, James C.
Ault, homes Kidd. S. MeGinnia,
& . Jaekson, Egmondville, and.
Mille. Orders left at our offilse, Mark
reedy prompt. attention.
F «ers desiring to exehange
for Flour, at the.
May ways rely npon getting- our b
Past Flour in exchange, in quant.
to the •alue of their wheat.
Ey T
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BOOTS AND Emus, 31:11.1.1NIEVY; , BPst
1
. 1 Agen
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And all oth.er kinda of good's sold at pricee to snit ,
eagtomers. •1 I
REMEMBER!
J. LECKIE'S, -AINLEYV1I.-LE 1
i
IS THE PLACE. • 17943
-W. A. SHEARS
f.
•and vicinity
Pastry FlOurs
Thos. Le, A-
aidlaw, Alex.
Villiam Ault,
t tllo Serif wth
t Square, will
Izmir wneat.
st Family or.
•'en according
N &
999
si-ivioN POWELL
Waal take this opportunity of ret ming
for t.. liberal patronage extendedto him
damn. ,ncing business, and begs lea. e to Amy
no effrt on his- part shall be wantin to iT113
centini once of the same. He has nojw reeeiv
opene up a nice stock of
FR SH FAMILYCR CERI Sk
compriBin
eas, Sugars, Co ees,
$pic€fs, Raisins, Currants, &c
S Liam value in
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
NTOTICE iohereby given, that all parties/ found
trew.pasSing en Lots No.. 18 and IS, in the 8rd
concession of Morris. -will he prosecuted with the
utrnotit rigor of the mew. •
19e-tL ALI:LINDER clurmir...
TOBACCOS..
SPIRITS.
rands ont of. bond, on drangl t and hottird
for CarlinpOis s.ntl. Spencer's Eeer and Perter
els, quartos barrels and bottl -s.
ss
ur,, Feed,. Pi. visions,
In till their branches
'oar, Oatmeal, Corn al, &C.
Oa meal, Cornmeal at manufac trs'
price. Try the 75 cent Tea.
999.
01)
site Carmichael:8 store, SE
ORTH.
01Ms 2oNs1,LL.
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