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ian when involved in the
hatition ; but the leaven
ork which will ultanateiy
ed. improvement,
net tan -nigh the age*
ng purpore ram8.
the of men are widened
-wee-
of the eure.
eistance
ward let ue renge,
rorki apha forevu
iging grooves of eh.enge."
s.Secitt tank little interest
t prieciplea, and was a
ative In politica, may he
get inlets character, hitt
tean.s owing to a want of
fellowmext, or a Darrow -
1 vieion, but was the
t of that entire absorpe
for withal he was so re-
whialtb we owe his ade
He tittered his lyauk
With all it marvels of
.hlorions-poesibilitiege and
fixed lovingly on the
ayse," but, in so doing,
ed on the camera of hie
picturesof the mann cos,
drese and language of
:with whielt he hat, de-
hand which, for minute
eation ani wouderfal
of executieo are or -
ih literatitee. A pro -
;veneration for every-.
erythino related, to the,
the leading treit in, sir
As an illustratime
ed that, as he and Jef-
dowu as—cereein etreeh
eey obeerved that a
all of a building poauesa-
cal irttexest, heti beeie
e place ter same moderre
which, sight Scott waa
that he act-nal:1y ehetl
ered in a molten voice;
not be a single stone of
• These- Vaudals are
lima to live in." Such
hneracy--iii this lay hia
realenesa. He appeared
tiritl to the benefits of
e seemed to Min an un,
Ihie feeling may net
Merit ofout} eense, but
exceeaive, itareason-
ir theme, hi a eharaeter-
- of true genius. They
inion settee view of tho
f their pen or pencil.
rt so great uhon the
n, any of hie longer
i.teelious or cynical he
no soener touch upon-
-eking off the mocking
is him aud spreadinehe
f his ima.gination, hol
)st heights of sublimity h
the ocean, because he
light, This is why he
in storat or shine,: with
poh-er ; thie. is. what
the sweeping ertergy•
rave, and his- concep-
ve majeaty of .he gregth
of himself :
Ocean, and ray joy
sec on thy breast te be
heave from a, boy,
breakers. they to me
the fret:Alerting sea
r, 'twee& pleireing fear,.
child .ef thee,
•illows.'
ines to a Mouataite
able he pathos, it ie be-
ea.k eetough or great
warm heart felt tear
- fate.. .1`.;:or need we
songs are the best in
the answer betrays,
tis character which his
though knowing., as he
that lee aetray
en fle!aven,'"
kr examples- of a truth
•ery ietndent of human
light, then, we must,
int want of sympathy
massesof his country-
essed peoples of other
hn, he was not of
haderstand then; hut
knights of the, fetal:al
wxs. troopers of the
add eletesmen ef the
at home. He ap-
raised thr for the ex-
hriting that page eg
gs tinaily tui -tied over.
ak to perform,and he
the wonder and
That task •was
zed the labor of his
time for other things ;
hright to expect in -
i, Schett has hiseletrac-
5 supposed defects we.
rea, but there it an,
eta aietinst laim on
irks may be made.
opiety--of whines*
matters of religiorte
is works, be ha e not
Oge the: practice of
itrtenee of Christian
heye done,. hat that
dances, held up holy
,gs to the ridicule of
rther averted that io
he failed to observe
enjoined hy the
ied by the custom of,
there is one tieing.
' of aohie, to justify
re the feet that Shot
e- -wife_ Coheids
:event, hie marriage
ed the bigoted View
hle t ieotiand itt
to be wondered ah
fatit :done, he was
!Wes as a sinfit1 antt.
iareless and fearless!.
Ilia Wife, too,
sufficient defer-
eruples of the peo-
had come to dwell.
;aetten on their way
th morniligs, were
-Mrs. Se4ktt sitting
-her dwelling
ft:wing or ktutting.
ineh a eisectaele,
,stf &hat day, may
iduet of Mrs_ Seett
. to defects in her
totite cuotteit to.
ite prejudice 0hes-
ht trtViai eireuin-
, and which was
Had the charge
kt he vas eutirely
could have beets
Wherever, in hi*
(eat with. dillerent
:see them all alike,
1 appearing to en -
prejudice nt fahots
lic had too mach
mei regard far
rt-tizan. eo, with-
1.yeti the feat arcs,
contetalitee .fees
AUGUST 18, 1871.
times aiming only to present an accura
and vid picture of the times. The co
ziequence was that be wrote without th
enthusiasni for either cause, which isd
dispensible to -please men of ehtreme
one-sided views. The most bitter attac
'Spinet him ou this -head have come fro
• the camp of the Presbyterians. Tit
allege that hie description of the -Cove
enters is a mere caricature, grosely
• just, tutworthy of hint and of them. No
we yield to none in admiration for ti
devoted defenders of the. "solemn leag
and covenant," and the no* battle the
fought and won -for civil and religio
freedom; but while we highly estee
• their principles; andetheir conduct in ge
eral, we must not forget that they wer
- after all, mere m.en, and as such, subject
• the foibles and failinge of humanity. W
may admire., but must not worship the
• nor be blinl to th-eir numerous fault
Considering their limited opportunitie
• the compatative rudeness antl darknes
of their time, we hesitate not to say th
many individuals among them, if the
lived in the present age, would be foun
unworthy of personal respect. In the
• ranks., -without doubhwere many Ilabak
• kuk Mucklewraiths, and Cuddle Hed• t
rigs not a few. COMMon among the
were men profonetilly ignorant. grossl
superstitious, and insanely fattatica
• la repreeen•ting them simplyas theywere
hcott has preserved the verisimilitude o
history, and maintained the regard of me
• of metterate views, while he has offend
ed those whose mental vision, dazzled h
o Pardonable enthusiasm, is, displease
with the plain, unvarnished facts.
tine, were his detractors- to exercise
little of that charity which we are tril
hi greater .thait faith, and which Scot
thimself possessed so abundantly, the
would be enable1 to perceive that th
faults with which they charge him con
13•isted in venial matters of opinion, am
Outward form, and that, beneath all, h
was substantially agreat, good and trul
religionintart. He did not always preach
the prinjiples of Christianity, but he di
• tornethine infinitely better, he practi.ied
them. in his ittimerous Works nothing
framoreedi
l or derang can be found ; on
the contrary, _c'his readers are elevated
and improved, as well as delighted and
instructed. Of a pure and healthy tone,
they may be read by the mother to her
children, by the father to his daughters.
In them the most. exalted. virtues are
are .inculcated :—curage, generosity,
honor, benevolence, devotion, eelf-de
• etial, charity and love, all these and
more, are instilled tato the mind- of his
reader. Taking int" cousidetatien the
vast nuniher of his works and -their wide-
• spread popalarity, it is impessilde to es-
timate the amount of good he has ac-
complished. He was one of the bereefac-
tors of mankind, and the World owes a
• debt of gratitude to his memory which it
is imposeible to repay.
• But he benefited the world by example,
as well as by precept. His life is a study
• for the young who aim at perfection of
character, and. venerate the good and
true. Though so great a man. he-vvas sim-
ple in his manners, and kind and affable
to his inferiors. So plain was he in dress,
that he might easily be mistaken her a
Lowland farmer. He was an indomitable
• worker ; his industry and persevetaitce
were sublime. What Cecil said of Sir
• Walter Raleigh, might have been said, of
ficott ; "I know that he can toil terri-
bly." The courage he displayed when
overtaken by calamity, surpassed the_
:valor of the heroes whose bold deeds he
loved to describe. The failure of Con -
table &- Co. and Ballantyne & Co., pub-
lishers with whom. Scott was connected,
left him liable for the sum of £147,000,"
Yet he was undaunted before this fear-
ful lead of debt. Gentlemen," he said
to his creditors, "time and I against anywo
t. Let me take this good ally hit°
may company, and I believe I shall be
• able to pay you every farthing." He gave
hp all his property, proposed to lodge the
-receipts of his literary labors in theltands
of trustees for the payment of his credi-
• tors, retired into modest lodgings, _and
• went resolutely to work to wipe off his
liabilities. This calamitous event hap-
pened in 1826. _ He continued his Her-
culean labors till 1832, when he died, ut-
terly worn out by his desperate efforts. Be-
fore his death he had. materially decreased
the load of debt, and. after that unhappy
• *vent, the. profits of his writings can-.
celled the whole. • The amount of work
he accomariished in lese than thirtyyears,
is beyond conception. • A catalogue of
his works forms a volume in itself. From
the publication of the "Lay' of the Last
Mirustrel, in 1805, till his death in 1832,
volume after volume was presented to
the publie,-- each one of which was suffi-
.cient to ensure his fame.. History, biog-
raphy, _criticism, poetry, and fiction,
poured from his pen in such profusion
that the world, lost in awe at his ap-•
tsrently enperhuman powers, entitled
im the Wizard of the North." Held
to his taek by a powerful will, he has
shown to us whoa miracles industry can
t• erform If the traveller stands amazed
efore the pyramids of Egypt at a loss to
understand how so stupendous a work
.could be accomplished by human labor,
• no less should we be astounded were we
eee all the works of Sir Walter Scott
"piled deep and massy close and high,"
in one vast collection, and to know that
they were the. product of the industry of
One man_ Verily he had reason for the
-saying, Time and 1 against any two,"
for he was fully worthy of the alliance;
and giving his words a meaning not in-
tended to be conveyed, there is little risk
• in predicting that thee will never desert
him till the huge sentinels of the 'Nile
he mingled witli the desert sand.
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Destructive Fires.
sfruArvoup.
Aug. 14.— Bush fires are raging
neahey all round Stratford, On the
'Northern gravel road thousands of
acres of valuable timber lands are
being destroyed. There are no
hopes of staying the flames unless
we get rain, So far 1 have heard
of no damage to crops or buildings.
GALT.
Au. 14.—A fire occurred here
last evenin..,% burning a block oc-
cupiPd bv two families, and owned
by Mr. Walter Scott.- Insured in
the Waterloo • MuLual Insurance
Cumpeny for 8800.
P.LCIRA.
Aug. 14.—A barn was destroyed
bv fire, owned by Robert Moore,
aboutn mile and a hAlf from Elora,
itt about three o'clock this morning.
hay. pests, bliggy, cutter,
Woce burnt, Loss about $2„-
1
000. No inurtnc, mild c use, -o
fire unknown.
1 - .
MON KTON• .
Aug. 1 t.—.13u th fires continte to
rage in this ne*ghborheod, Causing
great - destructi n to property.
Davis'Y sawmill a d fourhouies wete
burned on Sa.turi ay.' The excessive
and long -continued drouth has ren-
dered everything as dry as tinder,
and no ode kno% s when his turn
will come to be 4urnt out.
GEOR ETOWN.
Aug. 11.—On Sunday a ftjernoon
about three o'clock f, . spark from a
i
pagsing engine set fire to the - tail -
road fence west of this yin;ie. In
an incredibly short space of t me it
crossed a stublileifie,d and entered
the pinery cf M. Joseph Barber.
By the exertions of a large nuMber
of the inhabitant, who gathered in
a short time, the fir was surround-
ed -and checked. iF rtunately, how-
ever; the wind blew from, the vil-
lage, -othetuise th4 consequences
might.have been fea Lful. For cheap ladies', igel ts' and children's
Prunella Boots of eve y description, go
to T. -Coventry's. ,
BIRT S.
BLANSHARD.--in McKi lop, On t
inst. the wite of r. Hiram
share', of a daughter.
ARTHUR. —At SeafOrt , on th 10th
ult., the wife of Mr. John A:
a sea..
Jots—At Seaforth,
13th hist:, the wife
Jones, of a daughter.
NEWMAN. —At. Seafortl
e 13th
Blan-
the 12th inst., the
liaro. Newman, barbe
he.
MARRIA
REhno—CietilK.-0I1
at the residence of Is
by tbe Rev. D. Ke
Rettig, of Seaforth,
of Grey. '
mr, of
n Sunday, the
of Mr. itiobert
, on Saturday,
ife of Mr. Wil -
of a son.
ES.
he llth August,
r. John Kruse,
nedy, Christian
Rachael ,Clark
DEATHS.
h
LEARMENT.--La l'411 honceseion of
Grey, on the•28t July, Mr. Alexander
Learment, aged 7 years. Deceased
'was a native of.D nse, Scotland.
VEAL.—At Seafort 1, on the night of
Tuesday, the i6th inst. Frederick 0.
'V eal, only son of 'red.erick Veal,
merchant, aged one year.
THE AT .1-tET'S.
• SEAFORTII, Aneust 17, 1971.
Fall Wheet ••I • $0 95 to 1 00
Spring Wheat . 1 00 to 1 06
Barley •0 45 to 0 48
Oats ........ .......... . . ..... 0 45 to 0 49
Pune
Batter . 00 1501 to 0 65
• .1
•
...... . . . . 0 11
HSithe Skins 0 80 to 0 55
Hay 7 00 to 10 00
Flour ............ . . . . .. 2 75 to 8 00
Potatoes, (new) 0 '70 to 0 75
Lamb SkinsL 0 BO to 0 60
Pelts ... .. .... 0 12 to 0 20
Baric, pew cord . . J.... ... . 3 00 to 850
Calf Skies, ............ 0 06 to 0 10
. r
Special attention paid to all orders for Boots'and
Shoes, either sewed or pegged, at J. Duncan & Co's,
Seaforth.
•
to 0 16
to 012
to 7 00
Acteand 17,1871.
Fell Wheat •• . $0 90 es; 100
Spring Wheat • 1 00 ee, 1 05
Oat e - . 0 85 ( 5 46
Peas 0 60 et 060
Barley 0 45 et: 0 50
-
Butter •0 14 eis 0 17
Egge. • , 0 10 (el 0 11
-5
Man's hand -made Lip We
Duncan & Co's, Seaffwth.
if •
There is no peretpMble clean
of the -markets which we usual
wheat and peas have a downw
quoted for these are the sam
Seaforth and Clinton.
tit, for $3,50, iit J
'e this week in Any
y report, except that
rd tendency. Pricer;
as those given in
BUFFALO LIN--
• Thursday, A
CATTLE
The ntarket ope s
active, end at prices ; fui y equal to th
highest range of last we k. Sales to -day
comprise 1,052 head a 85 to $6 12e,
and 30 heed premium t $6 30, hilhero
kees,14 75. The sales last we end-
ing Fridey ramied from $4 50,1 t e low-
est to $6 40 the highest the lathe being
for a lot of premium ste ne. Mos of the
sales would range bet een 85 a id $6.
Cherokees and Texas so d at $4 t 4 *0,
and one lot, mixed With cows, at 3 871.
The receipts for the past thr e days
were 283 cars, 66 carsco signecht Tough,
against 251 cars -forl the sem time
last week. The shipnints for the past
three days were 131 ars, egaiPst 127
Liars during _the sante ti e last week.
Saes reported :
Doty for Ilogle, to tosenau, 23 hd
Cherokee steers, av 9 At $417, .
Sparrow to Mackey, 80 lidlMissouri
steers, av 1,254, at $5 r)o. !
' Seine to same; 15 hd 10 do a+ .1028 at
e -
Watkins 4 Colt q Gary, .33
stoers, av 1221, at$.1,• 6.
'-Same to H,eory& 3 hd do do av
1338, at $5 80. ,
. Same to same, 65 ld fIo do a 1 25, at
$58Q. ! 1
-
Hicks to Farthing; '1r hd t ers. as
1‘470, at $5 75.
Snider to Poet, 48
STOCR.
gust 17, 1871.
this wee1c quite
THE HURON EXPO5ITOR.
. SHEEP.
The market is dull and weat ; not
quite up to the average prides last week.
ales comprise 330 head .4 84 121 to
84 -621 for sheep.- • No Jambs t Sold.
Last • .week on aggregate °sate of 9840
head, prices rangetli from $3 621. to
$5 50 for sheep, mostly inside of 81 25
$5, and $5 25 to 86 25 for lambs.
The receipts for the past three days
were 14 cars, and the shipments 14 cars
against 21 cars, and shipments 9 c,ars
during the same time last Week.
Sales repoeted as follows: •
• Kelly toLeech & B, 112 lid Mich. av
75, at $4 621.
Main & F, to same, 128 hd do do av
76' "44. 625. HOGS.
, Tne market is apparently better. The
urgent city demand, however,- advanced,
. prices above. the market for shipping
purposes-, Sales comprise 601 head at
$4 55 to 5 25. Sales last week ranged
from $4 40 to 85 05..
• The receipts during the past three
days were 68 cars, e2 cars consigned
through, against 62 cars :for the same
time last week. The shipments for .the
same time were 56 cars, against 59 cars
for the sante time.last week..
Sales reported as follows:
111 ltd av 210 lbs at $5 15
80 av 269 lbs x at 5 25
av )87 lbs at 4 55
24065 hludi av 1911 lhs at 4 75
105 hd av 242 lbs at 5 00
TO PRINTERS
NO. 7 PRESS' FOR SAL % CHEAP.
FoR SATfE CHEAP, tho
No. 7 1Watabiegtou Ho Press,
• (Platen 27x43,)
On which the EXPOSITOR. has been rinted for the
last six mouths
This Pres e is nearly new, is in s lendld condi-
tion, and rune as eitsil3 as a No. 5.
ALSO,
Newbury Cord .Prems,
Nearly new, and in good working on er. Apply td
ateteseer BROT
Expositrir Office,
• SEA.keralf, ONT.
Or to GWATKLN & ON, Toronto.
• FEMALE TE CHER WANTED.
WANTED for Bch 1 Section No. 12, Hay, n
" FEMALE TEACHER holding a third-class
certificate. • Apply, if •y letter, to • •
CH RLES BA.UER or
JO N C. KALBFLEISCH,
19341 • (aurich P. 0.
Insolvent Act of 1869
JN the matter of
H. H. SMI
H, an Insolvent,
Pursuant to the ord r Of Seeker 13rongh, nig.,
Judge of the County 'Ourt of the County of Hu-
ron, }mitring date the 17th clay of August instant,
there will be sold by
s
Public Anetlealv .
By JOSEPH BRINE, Auctioneer, at the. Office qf
Mr. JOHN S. PORTE! ,At
IN THE VILL GE OF SEA.FORTH,
i
In the Co uty orHuron,
On SATURDAY, the 2 th -day of Augnet, imager*
At 12 o'clock noon,
The BOOK DEBTS and ACCOUNTS of the above-
named insolvent.
Until the clay elf the stile, the books and a list of
the debts can be seen at the office of Mr. J. 8.
Porter, Seaforth.
JOHN HALliAN,
Assignee.
Dated I7th Angnst, 1871. 193-2e
FOR SALE.
VOR SALE, the south heti of LotNo. 3, in Fifth
Concession, Morris,• containing 100 acres; a
nice frame houee,- 1844; log, stable; young or -
ellen!; there are 85 acro u cleared. For terms up
-
ply to A LE X.ANDER BRAD13.V11N,
Ou the premises ;. or to ALEX. CAMPBELL or
MeCAUGHEY & HOLMESTED, Serforth.
199e3in* • • •
• SEED WHEAT.
pA_RTIES wishing to test ARNOLD'S ITYBRED
-a- WHEAT can obtain it at Mr, EBENEZER
ROY'S, lot No. 8, Seventh Coneeletion, Stanley.
Price, $2 per bushel. • 192-4t*
STRAYED. ,
STRAYEI:1 from the iiremises of the subscriber,
• Ainleyviile, about slew month ago' -a small
BRINDLE''COW, with white epots,*aged five or Six
years; supposed to have- a calf. Any person giving
information of her whereebouta will he suitably
rewarded. • THOMAS HAYOROFT.-
Aiuleyville, Ang. 8, 1924t
MILITARY NOTICE.
THE non-conunisstioned oftleera and men of No. 3
Cumpany, 133(1 Battalien, are hereby notified
that a general order bee been 'Aimed. requiring the
immediate return into 'store of all HAN' and haver -
Hack. - • T. P. BULL,
192-3t Captain 'Commanding Company.
. STRAYED .COW.
TRAYED from the premises of the .finbecriber,
Lot No. 27, 9th coueeasion of MeRillop, on or
about the 31st of July, brindled Cow' _ with a
white 'Tot the 'shape of it heart on her foee-head,
end wit -h short horns, turned in. When last !seen
she had a bell on. For etude information 8R will
lead to bier recovery a suitable reward will be given;
and any per•son found retaining her will be prom-
cuted.
• EDWARD HOT.
• McKillop, Aug. 9 WI. 192.40
a In. ESTRAY EWE.
CAME into the premises of the uudersigeed, on .
theiNfle of Jelly lust, a Ewe Sheep. The own-
er is requested to call, prove property, pay charges,
and take- her away.
hd. do
Ito Farthing, I/unov 1167, at $4.• 35 hFarthing,Taylch, to hlonroe, 31 hd
1370, at $5 80. •
Same to mate, 45 d. 0 do
$6 12/.
Wilkerson to same 30 hd
steers, av 1473. at $6.30.
Guy to.Ceon, 48-hd-0, stee 8, a
1
Riinkin for hloorelko: Thelitips
lad Ill. steer, ah 129$, 4 86.
Same for same toeC on, 118
5.
hd 0..st
0 AV
ich. steers,
ALONZO RTRONO,
191tf. Seaforth.
1431, ROXBORO MILLS!
. Steers, iter
av 11147, at
rem•um 0.
1432,
d Il,
erS . V
steers, av 1256, at $.1'6•
•Entrick- to Roseetau, 1
1107, at $5 121..
Same to Woods, 51 ltd do ,d•
at $5. 60.
Martin to I-lertry & 8, 16 0, Ill steer
av 1214. at $5 21), .1 I
Kilbury to Coon, 30 hd. O. ,sltedrs,
1425, at $3 80. , 1
Yeeman to Munroe, 17 hd JL„, Steers,.
ar 1282, at $5 37h h 1
Fullingtott to Coou, hd Oi I Steers, ,
av 1256, at $5 75.i i ,.
Snider to Munroe, 94 lid 4o db av
1474, at $5 871. . „
t
l
Eeeer O Boudep
0 ltd 4o (IQ r.v
1315, at $5 871. 1 , 1 :
. .Mullips & C to Li -1 iss tope 1 id. Ky .
steenhaud (mete av 1 at
;av] 126
CHANCED HANDS.
trite. undereigned having pnrchased the Roxboso
Gristing and Flouring Mille, iucreased the 31te
ehinery,. and put the Mill in a thorough state ef
• repair, are now prepared to tin
GR [STING• CHOPPING
AND
All other kinds of moral Custom Work
on the shostest notice.
Ther -would also desire to etate to farmers and
other's, that tts the- wark, will be done under their
own supervision, they letve nolesitution itt guaran-
teeing entire satisfaction.
A trial is reehectfully solicited. '
E. SHANTZ- &. BROTH*R.
• Boxholo ,June ,1971.
134-tf.
huSEIF
LOTS
ADIT.. IRABleE Dwelllnig-house and
two xi:ellen lots on St. ,John street,
Seaforth, foe salq on reasonable terms:
Apply to 011.N EA TTE.I1 ,
• Druggist, &e.
1 • _
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
A SELECT
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
OPE
AND
GROCERIES,
WILL 1313
ED ON THE 1ST SEPTEMBER.'
LEE & SWITZEFi,
MAIN STREET, SE4‘ORTII.
THE FIRST INSTALMENT.
R. 4. HICKSON having just returned from England, we
:tee now opening the first lot of Imported Goods fur this
_. Season, Whig a consignment of.
CITTLERY,
Direct from the celebrated JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS,
Sheffield,
Ivol;y Handled Knives,
• Knives and Forks,
Pocket Knives,
Razors,
Scissors, &c., &c.
Housekeepers, take notie, if you want a good article;
E. HICKSON &
MAIN STREET, SAFORTIT.
MUSIC MPORIUM
DEPEW DOHERTY
_
TATPORTERS of an dealers in the aelebnited
-a- Piau is made by
HEINTZMAN & CO.,' Toronto,
C. L. TlIOALAS, Hamilton,
WE'13ER & 00., Kingston,
JOHN NrrsoF)R-F, Itondon.
1.A.leo,
FIRST -PRIZE MELODEONS,
Church and Cabinet Organ's, Harinonitmne &c.,
made by
W. BELL & CO., GUelph, Out.
Instrnmeasts supplied from the firms of
11.8. WILLLIMS„ T4routo,
AN'DRITS BROTHEliS, London,
A. S. HARDY & co., Guelph.
We deeire to support Canedian and Home enter-
prise, but cun supply from the following firms :
CIIICKERING & SO 'S., Boston, U. S.,.
STEINWAY & SON. , New York, U. S.,
HAINES RBOTHER , New York, U. R.,
TIIE GIIEAT UNIO ' PLiNOTOIITE 00., New
York, IL S.,
GEO. PP,INCE & o ., Iliiffido, 11T, S.,
MASON & HAMLIN Boston, 13. S. -
The- nndersigned wiLl deliver, put np and werrant
for five pare, all inetruments 'sold by them at Fac-
tory prime ; and will Promptly attencito all orders.
192 • DEPEW h itorfhiere.
GIVING UP BUSINESS,
It. P. SUTHERLAND
TIEING• abont to leave Seaferth, Will 8011 off the
-I-' remainder erf his etock, consisting ofii few ends
of Tweetle, black and blue Broadcloths, elow cost.
Parties requiring anything in that line had better
cell early, es, owing to other engageMents, the
whole muat be cleared out before Tlaece Weeks.
Having truly last et•eek received a fall i supply of
Boys' find Youths' Dreases, iii all the latbst styles,
including the Jolly Tar, linickerbocktlr, • Tunic,
131otnee, etc.' etc,ho will supply patterns of any
of tingle, cutto measure, for 40 cents. lie will also
supply Shirt pattente, cut to measure i upon the
r
latest amti
nd oet approved principle.; e; evenlaine
the yoke and Reck 'shirt, with an inrproied shrew,
they are well tested petterns and will lei Anna to
produce what is not easily found, a good grid- at the
same time an easy fitting shirt. ratter* of shirt,
80 cents. •
t
N. B.—These patterns being offered ati lose than
half the regular pricer, can be had for Two 'Webb;
only. Also on hand, it few of Deans' Icopy-right
Tailors' Tapes, of the best quality.
ALSO,
A HOUSE AND LOT '
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On corner of William and Goderich reets.
TERMS, EASY.
The Shop with fitting, stove, machine, -eta., ate.,
Will be mold Cheep.
Ir..A; Parties indebted to subscriber are regnented to
' call and settle their' accomatse • •
11, P. SUT13:011iND.
Seaforth, July 95, 1971,
PARTICULAR, NOTICE.
JOHN LOGAN
Bea a Lot of
SHAWLS, MANTLES,
—AND --
28,900 T)1:LMSS (loops _
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,
SEWING Which he im anxious to Sell Off, at fleet,
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,
! NEEDLES
. YES, BELOW corr, 1
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i - pr tune reasonable price that n enntomer enay offe
To be gold, Wliolesale and Retail, at Therefore, Ludic*, you will please tetll, itt the
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ARMSTRONC & PRICE'S Manchester Holise
, 1
BOOKSTORE.
Mak Street, Settforih.
'
are all sold.
FARM FOR SALE. .
BEI R. S., eautaining 100 nerve, 68 *errs cleared and ,
G Lot 6, 5th .i•orteession,, Tuckersinith, H. Sfat"rti; iTIlY 25, 1871- 190
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well feneed, good buildings, a fine large orchard, •
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two -addle of good spring water, the land is of tlu• . AR •
MS FOR SALE.
best quality, perfi•etly,eleun twit in good order. The 1 Sale Lot No 22, 13th Coheeesion
r°It
heel is laird -wood and” hats not _been culled. It is A re,
miles of the Village tif Seaforth, one of the beet . One Hundred Acres, forty.five of which
hi of M Kill° , eteeh i )
situated en a good 1.,inseel rote], and within three -A O'Wn'S p e , I, co )1g
grain markets in the .11-ovince. For furthte• partic-
., are cleared. well-fenoed, and a never fait-
ulo-rs apply to the proprietor ost the iwereisea, or u • .,,
bv letter to Egwoudville Post Oilier., ; inie, stream of water runs ; throuesh one
186ey G. M. CHESNEY. ; corner. No buildings. Mk°, th*
•
1 • with the privilege of purchasing at env
11131aX-
pired term of eight years of the lease of
.
NpticE. .
• , t of 1 91 A 2 ' 0
i 1. ar hots ..., and b, I -th coneeasione
ATOTICUE is hereby given to all persons ! time, Purchase money $1,275, toehtencl
•
.11 not to cut any timber or trespass 00 ' over a period of ten years. This lot is
conceesion Hay, eh the owner, PAUL 1)..', apply ;to the nudersigned. '
lots N. 1 I8, L. h 19. and 20 iii the 5th i ?ill wood lend. For further partieniars
BitleLii de.ternitned te • punieh to the THOhl_hei ki,TEPTIV'fig
10
iitihoet hatheni:e of the law all so deity:. i e -1' •
Ideeeforth. .5 -Li • . . . ..•
k JAP‘10r,,,e11) 187 1, . '•
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MAIN STREET,
Sow, and' get your piek of the Goods being they
FLOUR!
FLOUR!
T_TATIN G parch/wed and thoronghly refitted the
•a•A milli; fonuerly owned Iby the Aleesre. SCOBIE,
I ant now prepared to irtruieh
FAMILY FLOUR,
Second to NONE IN SEAFORTII,
' And that will
Comp
favorably with any in the Bo-
- unnion,
If you 4 -ant A 1 FLOUR. go to the following
Dmie.stilleirmand LL'saspl:Lfoeul
r RiIARSIT 4 rehe—nrn
etneher
W. S
J. W
SIM
JOH
Wet.
Or at
'OTT ROBERTSON,
ITESI DE,
N POWELL,
CAVANAGH,
HOMSON, Egmondville,
W. MARSHALL'S Mills.
Orders lielt -with W. 8. ROBERTSON will .he
promptly kttended to. t
• Parties -who wish to
Exchange Wheat for Flour,
Are certain to receive proper quantity, and an Arti-
cle that will defy competition -
W. MARSITALL.
196-tf
GREAT CLEARING SALE
GIVING UP BUSINESS. ,
The undesigned intend giving tip Bugs:seas .thie
all, and they will CLEAR OUT
:THE v
COST
HOLE OF THEIR STOCK
—AT—
PRICE, . FOR CASH.
THE SATM WIT4.14 STAB''
ON TATE FIRST OF AUGUST,
.land -will continue -until the whole of the Stock
ie sold out.
Call
'1
rly and secure Bargains 7
'The big est price paid for Butter, Am.
All part s owing accomitte will please call and.
Dottie the
and save theniselves further trouble,.
.1k1 BONTHRON it SON.
Seaforts, August 1, 1971. las
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GARNISS,
TAILOR,
Lttte le • reason with E. Hickson &Co.,
Beg to announce halite inhabitants of •
SEAP RT11 AND -VICINITY,
that he has taken rooms over
MR THOMAS KIDD'S STORE,
in whichte purposes carrying"on the making lira
CEN
LEM1N S AND CH1LDR
OTHIN
ilso, that he has received from Englend, an eniire
N SYSTEM OF CUTTING,
-which wo
ting g
Some ex
Patterns
adniir` ably, producing beautifully .fit-
ents, combining ease and comfort.
llent Patterns for Cltildrens' and Youths'
pplied or garments cut out, a moderate
charges.
Seafort , ru1y 27, 1871. .1.904fe
FA M FOR SALE IN MORRIS. •
II 8Ar.E, on reaegnahre terms, Lot No. 8, ron.
10, Merritt, containing (54 aeres, over 2A) of wbita
ore cleared, seeded 10 grILHH and well fenced Oho.
hirlanee ,well timbered with hard -wood. lt
situated on• the Northern Gravel Read, 1 mile And,
a half freau Bkyth, end 13 'miles from Clinton.
There le no waste laud. There is On the Premises
a new frame bowie, 20 x 30, with good rellar,itinit
out-bniltUrnett. A good spring On the premises.
For leirOzer particulate apply to the Peopriettar,
on the pre elites, or, (if by letter,to 131)-th P. I).
GEORGE BUTCHART,
P-repOetere
198-tf.
FARM FOR SALE,: --
von Sae, Cheap, Lot No. 80, 6th Concesgion,.
.
-A- Tow hip of Bruee (Arent). of Bruce, contain-
ing 100 are, ttbont 2.01 of whiela are clertred, the
balance w 11 timbered with beech mid maple. "Nta
-waste la d. There itt e never-fit:Uhl- stream or
water runing through it. it if, RitinItOti Wit/1111.
five mike' from the flouriehing viUage of Paisley.
through vhich the Vielhargton, Grey and Boma
Railway ill "shortly be running. If the above pat-
perty 113 ti*t eohl, it will be leased for a term
veusa for he nuprevemente. For further pttrtieu-
lnrtt, applj I.O T101.11 EXPO:WWI OYFICI4 Selliffith.
July 18 1871, •
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NOTICE.
THE ¥a —el:pal Council of the Corporstion of the.
Town at Morris intend, at their Iiret Meet-
ing after h*lith day of August, 1811, to teke -into
coamiderea ion Oar propriety of sellieg the portion.
of engin
44 arid
Isitaxis, a
for that
quested t
cordifitgly
road ello•wance oppesne lot 28, th1Lo
th costeettsions of the ould townehip of
d if deemed advisable, te puss a Byeteite
mxprie. All parties ieterested line este
take, netice and galena. t .eausaves .ftc-1
I
Iltecrfse ;1113' Ur 1872- 190-4'
Tnoluk&ROLMES,
Tessmalkip elute
ARM FOR SALE.
Thesu scrilier will also Keil Iby private Rale that
superior Leek Wintering lot N&1 Second. Conces-
sion, Hul ett, contuleing 100 acres, 80 of which an,
eleared a 11 all under vies.. Tliere hi on the hrern-
ises a good new frame 11..rn. The River:Maitland.
Trine through the farm. The -whole le well fenced.
It is sit • ted on a good gravel road within threes
miles of he VWage of fieitforth. For a bIOCIPTilii—
lug and azing ta.rwt, it has not a superior in -
Canada.
Terms One-third of the prir-Clesse nemey to be -
paid dow ,• the belanee on time to zult the Imre
eh•teer, w th Interest at 6 per cent., " 1
-I partioulare apply to the proprietor,
WILIfIAM,FOWLE11,
Xoe
fivaivrth Pest lnlizet.
mit•h„, July 6,187±. 18744
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