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& CAFITER
desire to can attention, to their
greatly impro, ed
SHER & SEP:MICR
ehIe to compete with any other
.‘-fachinein (`anada.
many advantages, we call at-
), the following—the way the
eonstructed—it requires less
ewer and is capable of
MC MORE AMU GLEANER
THAN ANY (TIER.
eomplaint among Threshers
Fe that they could thresh mom
?mild cleanour improved drum_
with all these complaints ; it
iliated as to- regulate the wind,
riddlee from choking, without
t ((rain over. We have alSo
Lur Mille to prevent the grain -
with the straw,
-(1 invite Farmers and Thresh-
ily, to give us a call, and ex-
4-ock before purchasing else-
eean sell as cheap as any other
put.
Le best Naterial used, and the
vest workmen employed.
hines we sold last year enable
at they gave better satisfac-
auy other ever steld in this
HORSE POWER !
OIL hand at all times.
Id Is desire to direct the
ition of farmers to our
AlACHINES
,apallie of sawing from forty
eords of wood per day.
ng Ploughs. Straw Cutters,
:Seinners. Wooden and Irene
glee, Serapers, Ketties,
we warrant to- give 8atisfac-
11 be soki as cheap as at any
LIdislunent in the Province.
'NG A.ND CASTING t
wren" DESCRIPTION,
ie shortest notice and most
:easonalde terms.
&UTE & CARTER.
It FOR .-SA L
' TUCFMKSMATEC.
eemeecier tern4-.. Lot E-2, soeond
orkersmith, IL: It. S„ coetitiniog
of which are el-ared, tenth r fence,
ate of cultivation, anl a eousider-
t underdraine.t. The buildings aro
'Waring' }1eLart4 twonvver-
- a li%ing spring. The land fir, t
r sold on ea --y terms, as the ;wo-
lf- of retiring from far -ruin. For
a -s apply to TIFF; EX Po SITt 1- ( nee,
pluprietory on the premises.
11.1.1.7.XANDER CAMPIIALL.
.0IA -BELL
e:t1 to - anufacture
-furai-
w the Cheapest_
ng to buy wholesale cam
olesale• Prices.
flppwcaTE menus
i)irS.
mit-NEE olt7srAn- -
a SQ ARE
(10110 on the,
test Noticej:
kpt constantly on
lza,114.
SE FOR HIRE.
RD C
in all kin4s of
airy
Price -in _Money
rug
0 BUTTER.
and drive up to- his
Peiltleff STREET,
SEA FO RTI
c.KINS for sale and to
1
A Rich 3/Ian. Buried as a Pauper.
The Ohio Statesman of tie 18th
has- an account of - the proceedings
before the Probate Court of Frank-
lin County, on an application to ad-
mit to probate the will of J'useple
Caldweili- Joseph Ceidwell was an
eccentric bachelor, who owned a
• large amount of real estate in Frank-.
lin and Belmont Counties,_besides
other property, the whole valued at
_ $150,000 or ID OM He was one of
four brothers; one of whom Pr.
Samuel Caldwell, resides in Illinois.
• Between these two there was a very
close alliance of friendship, and the
other brothers -appear to have paired
• off in like manner. Two _years ago
• he received a sun -stroke, which
i7effect.ed his mind, and application
• was mede to the court to appoint a
guardian for him, bat the physicians'
refused to make the necessary cer-
tificate. He afterward went to _Mis-
• souri on •business, and thence wan:
dered to New Orleans, where be was
without means. • elt appe les that
While in New •(Means he made
efforts to procure funds from Colum-
bus with which to return home, but
from some unaccou ntaol e reason fail-
ed. He was arrested in New Or-
leans as a vearant on the- 26th of
October,. 1%707 and taken before Re-
corder Houghton,. who ordered him
to be sent -to a hospital. • The hos-
pital authorities refused to receive
• him because he was deranged, and
he was removeLt to an insane asylum,
-where he died on the 2d of Decem-
ber following. On the kth - of De-
cember he was buried ,t the ex-
pense of the city of ffeve Orleans.
• 0.
How to Learn Ones Self.
Suppose a man should sail, all the
boiling and blazinc day, iound and
and round an old Butch ship in the
• harbor, and the next day you should
see him, like a magnified fly, creep-
ing -up and down the. masts and
spars, and -examining the rigging,'
and you should ask- him what he was
doing, and he should answer, "I
• have heard that this hip is a dull
sailer; and 1 want to look at it and
•see." --Could he ever find out in this
Fay? No. Let him weigh anchor
and spread the canvas, and take the
wind and bear away, if he would
• know ho NV she sails. •
•- So, if a Christian would !learn his
true state, let him not row round
and round the hull of his self-con-
sciousness, -and creee up and down
the masts and spars of his feelings
and affections;• but let him spread
the sails of resolution, and bear away
on the ocean of duty. Then he s.hall
know whether he be .a dull or a, fast
sailor.—Beeeher'a Life Thoughts.
Opposition t� Great Inventions.
Ttadition says Jahn Faust, one
of the three inventers of printing,
was charged with multiplying bpoks
by the aid of • the devil, and was
prosecuted both by the priests and
the people. The strongest opposi-
tion eo the press, has, however, been
presented in Turkey. • The art of
printing had ,existed three hundred
years before a printi4 press was
dtablished in Constantinople. From
1726 to 1740, that press issued on-
ly twenty-three volumes. It was
tlien stopped and did not resume
its issues until after an interval of
mare than forty years- About 1780
a press was establithed at Scutari,
and between 1780 and 1808 issued
forty volumes. Again its opera-
tions were suspended, ani were n'ot
resumed until the year 18f..)0, since
which time it has worked more in-
dustriously than heretofore,although
fettered with the paternal oversight
of the Turkish govc lenient.
The ribbon -loom is an invention'
of the sixteenth century, and on the
plea thateit deprived many work-
men of bread WAS 'prohibited in
Holland, in Germany, in the dorni-
nions of the ehurch, and in other
countries of Europe. At Hamburg,
the council ordered a loom to be
publicly (mimed. The stocking -loom
•shared the fate of the ribboe-loom.
In England, the patronage of:Queen
Elizabeth was requested for the in-
vention, but it is said that the in-
ventor was rather impeded than as-
sisted in his undertaking. In France,
opposition to the stocking -loom NA, as
of the most base ard cruel kind. A
Frenchman who had adopted the
invektiOn, manufactured by the
loom I. pair of silk stockings for
Louis xvi. They were presented to
the monarch. The parties, however,
• who supplied hoisery- to the court,
caused several loops of the stockings
to be cute and thus 'brought he
stocking -loom 'into disrepute at head-
quarters.
Table -forks appear so necessary a
t of the furniture of the dinner
tt.c}le,that 110 one can scarcely believe
that the tables of the sixteenth cen-
trey were deititute of th(3rn. They
were not, however, introduced until
the commencement of the seventh
century, and they were ridiculed as
superfluous and effeminate, while
the person who introduced in-
to was called Lucifer. They
were invented in Italy, and brought
thence to England, napkins being
used in 1.his oontry by the polite,
and fingers! the mulftucle.
- The sawl ill . wes , broogfitinto
0
Enaland frl on Rcl
olla , in 1763.
,
But its iiitro lection so diipleased
,the Engli h 61 a.t the ei terprise was
-1.fiandone 1. A second ittenipt WaS
then ma le a Limeh• use, and the
naill was erec. ed; but opn after its
ruoli. Po tery is g,lazed )37, throwing
erection i eke s pulleg down by a
coin nen tit into the o -en at a cer-
taincls stage Of t ic bakingThes mode
a
of Lain, wiiitrodu ed into this
coin try i 16 .0, I and di me to Staf-
forci hire from Nuren.il urg. The
11
SUCC ss a d se0eay of i s inventors
'so e ritge their l]eihb:,rs that per
-
sem ion i e aaii st. thent became o
1 • , ,
steoi g tha th y were. i om )elled to
give up tli,i r works. Tpe‘p ncluluin
was laver ted by dalil DI; aut so
late as tl e seventeen hl century,
wlie 'Moo -e brought i fOrward as
. 1 ..
- t°
the stand rd of ineest re, it was
ridic iled, nd papeed' 1 t ie name
Of s ing wiii)g.Ou , 01 7 1'i -re-
side. -
'Maims for Far era.
TI e fijjj wing rnun arE from
the p n of he eelebratel )hilosopher,
Hon ce Gr eley :
• 1. Only oca amino:
whO OWS I c plants with
able •lellra ee of good cr
ly, rn gh t etter earn wa
Capatle.neialibor ,thaft
poor pay lnster as he i
prov himsplf.•
pays. He
tit reason-
ps, annuiti-
es .0f some
rk For so
certain to
• .II. The good .farrner is 'proved
snch y th _steady appr ciation of
his clops, Any one ina reap an
ampl harv st froth a fer
soil ; the g odfarmer al ne grows
good irops at ,first and , etier and
bette after atels.
. It i4 -fat eaSier- to maintain
the pi oductive cahlicitle f a farm
than
fecun
restor
ers, is
IV.
. such products as areleast ekhanstive.
ity they constrain bin, for
t year oe two, to
ay, iut he will so6
plus mainly in th
or ool or meat,
r something
ie 3oi1 nearl
n i A ban
n, while
,
restori
e t. To 'e
ity, and then to a
time by h'tiying cos
wasteful 'and irrati
The good farmer
11
bauist its
tempt its
ly fertiliz-
nat -
ells.only
Neces.
the fir
even
his .su.
cotton
and ;cheese,
return
is take
daily up
(le.pOSii its
spond
similarly trette . 1
•
V. otati n is at least negative
fertilization.I it may not 1 osiCvely
:1; 4 will at letst retard
its n ou rich m en t. He
heat after wheat; and
att, for, twenty years,
migrate before the term
-T le same farm cannot
longer than that. All
eat -growing sections of
o are Wheat 0-ro ving
ile E gland rows
thereofin the very
he army_ of Saxon
111am the Comp ror.
ion has vreseeved these as
of it has ruiceS1 thnse.
t� t
• fro
ravr
ed to
.NO
11 grain Or
]).d off
• form of
r 'butter
eiSfi that
U that
account
°thing is
eredit, mu$t leon re -
u ds h farm
enrich
and pa
who gr
corn. a
-far
• tpon
ws
ter
ne Id, to
• is fulfil ed.
• sUpport him.
our gre t wl
fifty ye° i's a,
D 0 long x ; wl
largest crops
fields t at fed
Harold nd Wi
—Rola
the lack
, I
3: isdom is bevel dea6 pi- vid-
,
ed the a ticle be lgenu ne. II lave
knowu trmers who toiled Content-
ly from lay -break till dark, yet died
poor, b cause through ignorance
they wr ught to • disadvantage. 1 If
every fi rmer would devote two
lieu's of each day to reading and re-
flectionhere would be fewer fail-
ings in f? ruling than there are.
VII. he best investment a farm-
er can m k -e for his children is that
. d
which su Tounds th6r' youth with
the ratio al delights of a beaut ous,
attractiv homeThewelling May.
be- small rid rude, yet a few flowers
will emb ilish, as choice fruit trees
will mah and gladden it ; 71ii1e
..
grass and shade are within the reach
of the btu blest. 'Hardly- any 1 ebor
done on aj farm is So profitable asi
that , whi h makes the ewife and
children fnd and 'proua .of .their
home.
including
good practic41 education,
good - trade,' iS •better
o u tfi FJ for a you th th au. ; a gra nd
estate With thc1rawbak of an
empty mirid. Many, paretS have
slaved a d -
•their child
sum thus 1
fited them
voted to ti e cultivation
minds, th enlargement
capacity to think, observe
The one str icture Nthich n
hood can a ord to 'do witl
school-hous .
IX. A small •library
selected bo kin the hom
many a yot tlifrom wand
the baleful vays of the pr
Where pat rnal strictaes
verity woul
dislike and
at the first
and pleasa
weaned ma,
impulse to
tinent, and
tented, obe
the parental
however, 114b or poor, no other good
is so cheap o so precious as thought-
$ve.
i
pinched n eider to leave
'en rich, when half the
vi,shed would I' ave pi o-
aii: more bad it been de -
of their
,of their
Ina work.
1
eigh bor.
oUtis a
,.
of ; well
ill!as saved
qiig into
digal son.
1 and se -
have bred ething but
fixed tesolve o, abscond
pportu)iity, griocl, books
t sintoundings have
y a yoilith from his wild
o to sea'Or croes the eon-
ake .111m a docile, con -
lent, happy lingerer by
fireside. In a family.
11
11
11
ful, watLfu
THE HU
HARI)WAR
oN EXP SITOR.
HARDWAREY
Of an d seriptions, Cheap, at the
GN
OFITHE
Solid Cas
yiNG
CIRCULAR
SAW.
033 ISTS01\T I 6z c°
Justreed ed a splendid assortment df
HA VEST T6OLS,
Steel and other 'cytbes, Snaith:, Filly Forks and Rakes. Mo gan's & Mully Cradles,
4te.,
Also, Si lidos, Shovels, Hoes, &e.
A coinpIetle- assort lent of Builders' Hardware.
American Wat r Line and Calcined Plaster.
Km
J A C
KS
Remember the spot, and d
BRICK BLOCK
REWS T
't ka1 to call and examine
SiGN OF THE
a orth, Ont.
W. .ROBERTSON & 00.
0 HIRE.
goods and prices.
CIRCULAR ,SW,
Ha
COTT PsT YARN51
)
New -Brunswick, iercy - and Beaver Mills.
vest Mitts, -
Preserv J ars5
Jelly Pots.
But
OCICER1
GLA SSWARE
CIIE4 PRINTS.
Wanted.
E. HICKSON
C013
FOR TH.
MAIN -STREET, SEAFORTIi.
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We, the mid
the inh. bitants
•Wroxet r, mid t
we are
(Sunda
Leavin
ow rim
DAI
s except
• Seafor
A inleyv Re at 3
at 12 no n;
M. necting
in traii
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E 'OF STAGES)
Orth and. Wroxeter.
rsigned, beg to inform
• f Sea,forth, Ainleyville,
e public generally, that
mg a
Y STAGE,
d, ) each way, as follows,
at 11 a. ni.; leaving
. ; leaving, Wroxeter
ng Ainleyville at 3 p.
ith morning and even-
s, going east and west,; also with
Walkert n and arriston. stages. Com-
fortable ehicles and fast tithe. Livery
,coun ietiofl at Seaforth.
ROSS & JOHNTSONE,
167-tf Proprietors.
A H
A -DE
Seaforth,
Apply to
167-tf
FOR SALE,
USE AND Two LOTS,
'IRABLE Dwelling-himee and
xcellent lots on St. John. street,
for sale on reasonable terms.
JOHN SEATTEB,
Druggist, &c.
C. H. CULL,
AGENT FOR
LOOKIV, iTS SE WLYG MA CIIJN 4S',
• Telegr ph and. Express Companies,
CANAD LIFE ASSURANCE. C
Iss er of Marriage Licences.
Americ, n Money bought and so d.
Partieula attention paid to
JOB 'TINTING.
OFFre Elliott & Armstrong's Bo k -
Store, Sea orth •17
' 7
NOTICE.
1-ABOE RS wanting work for a f
. 4
I weeks I find employment on th• 4
GOV RNMENT DRAINS,
In Grey. WAGES, 51 25 per clay.
Enquire of the foreman on this work
or apply t the agentat the office, Jas.
T. Blain.
• G. BLAIN, Contractor.
Grey, M y 12, 1871. 180-tf
iW
NOTICE.
NOTIC is hereby given to all persons
_ not to ut any timber or treSpatis On
lots N. 4 18, E. 4- 19 and 20 iirthe 5th
concession flay, as the owner, PAUL D.
BELL, is 4etermined to punish to the
) utmost ext. ero.e of the law all so doing.
165-tf,
eee,
LUMBE1 LUMBER!
LATH and. SHINGLES.. •
mHE T7rillersineil have on hand at
1 their .Mill, one half mile North of
Ainleyville, a large Stock of Dry Pine
Lumber, part (ab( ut 35,000 feet) of which
is Dressed 1-3 ant 1-4 Flooring. They
hare also on hand
75,000 ft. of Strip Lath
which is warranted first-class,
and no slabs.
heir Shingle Maelhine will start about
he 18th instant, aiter -whIch date a plen-
iful supply of SHINGLES will be kept
• onlhand.
Prompt attention given to orders from
I distance.
M. & T. SMITH.
Dingle, April 12e1871. 176-tf.
LOUR!
FLOUR!
AIL purclutsed and thorong,bly refitted the
mills formerly ownedby the Messrs. SCUILLE,
noiv prepared to throish
FAMILY FLOUR,
Sqcond to NONE IN SEAFOLTH,
And th0 will
Compare favorably rith any in the Do-
. min on,
If you want A 1 FM FR, go to the following
Dealers and ask for ALIRSILILL'S—Itemetuber
AII.RtilTALL'S FLOUR;
W. SCOTT. ROBE 'OWN,
WILLIAM AITII
J. WHITE8I DE,
SIMO.N POWELL
JOHN CAVANA
Wm. THOMSON, Egmondville,
Or at W. MAR 81-y.LL'S Mills.
Orders left with W. S. ROBERTSON will be
omptly attended to.
Parties who wish to
Exchange Wheat for Flour,
e certain to receive proper quantity, and an arti-
e e that will defy competitiln.
W. MARSHALL.
1. tf
WOMEN.4This country is justly
proud of its beautiful lomen; but how many
d e annually, or prematurely lose their health and
y Mth, for -want of a rernedyi suitable to thoir peca-
11 ailments. That remedy;is fonncl in JOB Moses'
F.:MALE PILLS. We know hundreds of cases where
t ey have been used with tlle greatest success. In
a 1 cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
ti e Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue en Blight
e ertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of
irits, Hysterics, Sick Headache, Whites, and all
t e painful diseases occasioned by a disordered
stem, these Pills will effect a cure when all other
cans have failed, moderating excesses and remov-
n g obstructions, whether frOrn cold or any other
c use. Suffer no more anxl-ety or low spirits, but
them. For full particvlars get a pamphlet,
fr e, of the agent.
:fob Moses, New York, So1l3 Proprietor. 8,1.00 and
1 cents for postage, encloscid to Northop & Lyman,
N weastde, Ont., general agepts for the Dominion,
w 11 insure a bottle, contain_uag over 50 pills by
re urn mail.
Sold in Seaforth by E. Hickson & Co. and
Lumaden; A. Stephens. Mitchell; J. S. CoZrnbs,
01
ton., and all Medicine I) ors. 187-9
6,1meat
SRRAYEICI -HORSE.
sTRAYED from a stable in Now Hamburg, on
the 14th of July, a SORREL HORSE of medium
age, 'with dark brown mane; about 5 years old;
its hoofs had been tarred only a short time before;
to all appearances, it has unfastened itself and
taken the road to Stratford or Seaforth. Any per-
son giving such infermation to the undersigned as
will lead. to its recovery will receive a liberal re-
ward. • JUSTUS ROEDDIII-G.
Zurich, Huron County, July 15, 1871. 189-3t
, STRAY CALVES.
QTRAYED from the premises of the subscriber,
L) Lot No. 26, 4th -Concession, L. R. S., Tucker -
smith, on or about the 6th of Jul,v, four Spring
Celves,—two heifers', one steer and one hu11,—one
nearly white, (me spotted read and white, ani the
otber two all red, A liberal reward will be given
for such information as will lead th their.recover,)%
;TAMES FORSYTH
Tuckersmith, Ally 18, 1871. 1894*
NOTICE.
TR. II. B. SCOTT has this day been duly au-
-1-6-thorized. to collect tile outstanding notes and
accounts due Mr. GRIFIITII DAVIES, and all
parties indebted to him are hereby requested to
make immediate settlement of the same and Birte
Costa.
D'UNCAN Mel'ARLANE,
Accountant, of Brockville, Trustee.
Mr. SCOTT will meet parties on tbe last SATUR-
AN in July at Mr. Murray's Hotel, from 10 -
• clock A. M. to 5 o'clock P. AL 137-4t
SAMOS :IOW.P
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`S TNiIIJ3vJ1f
aolgiD aJlld
CAVA NAGFS
NE BAKERY IgE CONFECTIO TRY
s _
J, CA ANAGH
1cep1 On hAnd.
ALL
CONFEC
INDS OF
_A._
CraOlers,
S, ANIi
TONER Y.
WEDDING CAKES
Made to order,
' CAVANAGH,
174 -AL in street' Seafcrth,
'GUELPH SEWING. MACIIIINE co,
• THE SaGRN
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FARMFOR SALE:.
THE subscriber offers his FARM for see, being
-I- win th half of lot 20; Eighth Concession, Town-
ship of Morris. eonsisting of 100 acres, 70 of which
are cleared. There is a good log barn 50x30, a frame
granary, 18x24, anda good log house 34x18. A
spring Creek runs through the farm. For particu-
lars apply to the subscriber on the premises.
185-W , WILLLIM BUTTON.
IN all arts and manufactures, im-
provement is now the order of the
day, and none have more fully ac-
knowledged and followed this precept
Ian misery.
Lazarus, Morris & Co.,
Manufacturers of the celebratd
4 PERFECTtD LENSES.
All that science can do t.o alleviate
the distress caused by weak or f1lilin4
vision has been carefully studied byl
them and adapted in the manu1ac4
tore of their celebrated Lenses --14
vell have they succeeded that all GOD -
'est; after trying these celebrated
,ilasses, that inconvenience from
badness of sight is at once removed.
M. B. COUNTER,
186 Agent, Seaforth.
AUCTION SALE
OF FARM STOCK AND IM-
PLEMENTS:
Mr. Fowler's Sale of Farm Stock and Implements
has been Postponed until further notice.
FARM' FOR SALE.
The subscriber will also sell by private rude that
superior stock farm being lot No. 1 Second Conces-
sion, Hullett, containing 100 acres, 80 of which are
cleared and all under grass. There is on the prem-
ises a good new frame barn. The River Maitland
runs through the farm. The whole is well fenced.
It is situated on a good gravel road within three
tulles of the Villageof Seaforth. For a stock -rais-
ing and grazing farm, it has not a superior in
Canada.
Terms—One-third of the purchase money to -be
paid down; the balance on time to suit the pur-
chaser, with interest at 6 per cent.
For further particulars apply to the proprietor,
WILLIAM FOWLER,
Seafortb. Post Office.
Tuelteramith, July 6, 1871. 187 -td
Lopk--Stit h ,Se*ing
MAC. !NM
Thousands throu bout Canada are
now using, these 131 ellilleS. They have
been tested beyond ali question, make
the fakorite lock -stitch, alike on both
sides, land are pronounced superior to
aan:re o her machine offered the public.
beaut and excelle ice of mechanism
adpta strengt and durability,
TFor wide range o work, pe fection,
sborm Sewb g 3fadeine Has
No
Trovernents have lately been
made, enabling the manufacturers to
claim i as the ne phis ultra of Sewing
machin )3. Hundred of testim nials are
being r ceived daily rom old c well as
new oi erators attesting its wonderful
eapabil ties.' Will do all kings of do-
mestic 4ewiDg, from the finest ;cambric
to the Coarsest overc4at or upper leather.
GUARANTEED TO 33E AS REPRESENTED,
OR NO SALE, WARRANTED FOR
THREE fEA
The Psborii Outfit is complete and.
readily omprehended. Is sold at one-
half the price hitherto charged for ma-
chines doing a like .range of work, the
manufacturers being determined to place
it within the reach of every family in
the country.
A TROL FEFORE PURCHASE Will ton-
vince a4 that our machines are un-
equaled.,
THE 4UELPH REVER, 'IBLE
pre -e mently the best Single Thread.
_Machine offered to the public—hence its
marvelous success Will do all varieties
of domestic sewing. PuicEs GitEATLY,
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Hand Alachine, with full outfit $12 -
Treadle do., $17. Each machine
'marmite d.
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did iuduc ments to make money.
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CUELP SEWING MACHINE 100.)
GUELPH, CANADA.
W.NWATSUN,Agent,
180-ly SEAFORTH.
S AFORTH
la ing
Sash, Door, all.d
BLiNp FACTORY
0
THE Su scribers beg leave to thank
their ' mmerous customers fok the
liberal pt.ronage extended to them since
commencing business hi 8eaforth, and
trust that they -will be favoredwith a
contjnuanei of the same. i
ild
Parties intending to buwould de
well to ghe them a call, as they will
continue tc keep on hand a large Stoat
of all kindi of
DRY PTE LUMBER, SASHES,-
DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS,
• SHINGLES, LATH, ch..,
I
Thev feel e nfident of giving satisfaction
• to those jvho niay favour them with
• their atronage, as none but
' first class workmen are
• employed.
Particular attention paid to Cu#orci
Planing -
BROADFOOT & GRAY.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
iv-OTICE is hereby given that all par.
el.) ties inthbted to Dr. COLEMAN,
either by uoe or book, are requestei to
call at his ofiee, at the Salt Works, and
settle the same immediately, otherwiee
they will be sued withont further no iee.
Seaforth, pril 11, 1871. 175-tf
MONEY!
000 TO LEND.
e above sum on hand Col,
ton good Farm Seeurit±,ati
ent.,—Private Funds.
JOHN S. PORTETti
uly 25, 1870, 1n—
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TBAVE t
investme
8 and 9 per
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