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OcT. 20, 1871.
)r about noon, of
tg boat, having on board.
ctable ,and family, and
n„ and fiye children be -
neighbor (.1f his named
st of the childreu are
the youngeq being. only
ars old. Mr. Huxtable
itowino- account of hiS
reside in the
5audbeaCh, on the shores
!on. Michigan, where
rapation of boza-buiIder
.Nly house is quite
ktke, My family con -
;elf„ my wife- ad five
ides my hired man,
r serious are.% ail round
uider ourselves in
wet to bed on Sunday
About one , o'clock
pea wz,S roued by a
door. On going to the
that five children be--
eighbor of mine named
scut to my place
ler to. eseatio the fire
tiefl to destroy their
tided to follow as soca,
:Oa the remainder of his
-girl was twelve years
ed a baby in her arms,
ascertained these facts,
ing _out 1 saw the fire
sides, our only chance
),g 'towards the Iake.
approaching rapidly,
'et), time to rouse my -
ape to the boat, be -
was in flames. The
ao time to dress them -
,re consequently half
aJI got into the boat,
ted to the boat house,
ertiergency. The fire
Ut to the boat house,
xtropelled to cut adrift
out into the lake.
,eavv stone overboard
)e was fastened, as all
ts blowing a hurricane-,
t further and further
weak, the smoke and
thick that we could
nor the sun, and
termine our where -
[ay to: until Wednes-
when, at _sunrise, we
tst for the , Canada
--ed at Kincardine at
Willie Mann died
!od at about seven
-morning of that day..
other niaht on the
Inger children wool('
the cold and want
L. only- place of shelter
a little deckt,in the
f* the boat, where the
huddled together for
were all extremely
rater which constant-
tsides- a the boat..
to eat from Sun-
ednesday at noon.'
fIzt,THS-
itrhey. on the 19th
ev. Mathew Barr, Of a
reKillop. on the 9th
re of Mr. .Alexander
Aare
13th inst. the wifa
Davidson, of the 12th.
of a son,
WAGES<
XTEn— At Christ.
on the 12th October,.
..Archdeacon Sandys..
Rev. Mr. Patterson:
ted, of Seaforth, hal-a
seemd. daughter or
Hunter, Esq.., of
-- At Mansfiell
dvillea on the llth
v. Mr. Graham. Mr_
of the township of
Jane Chambers, of
a/a rt.
THS,
i<hey, on Wednesday,
•tie, youngest daw!hter
aged one year and.
Nanship of Grey, on
consumptiou,
aell, the be/o-ved wife
<sideuee, Be, 'thank.
Monday, the i9th of
<xander ;ray, aged.
native of Edinburgh-
in.W he emiarat-
te the Mill Road,
lk in life has made
ads., le suffered;
4 years ea his life
Nit the liffpe f If an
tee Better Land en-
:-.afferings, without
upon death as a,
leaves a wife and.
rzt It :a early death.
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AUCTION SALES
THE HU11,01C EXPOSITOR.
•
Wednesday, Oct. 25, at Elimville,
Township of Usbonid, Farm Stock and
Implements. A. Allen, Proprietor, A.
Bishop, Auctioneer.
Thursday, Oct. 26, on Lot 9, Tenth
,Concession, Usborne, Farm Stock and
implements. David Mills, proprietoia;
A. -13ishop, auctioneer. •
Thursday, Oct. 26, on Lot 14, Eleventh
Concession, Township of Howick, ex-
tensive credit sale of Farm Stook an im-
plements.
Monday, Oct. 30, Lot 2. Fourteenth
oncession, l'uckersmith, Farm Stock,
Impletnents and Household Furniture.
Alexander Thomson, proprietor; J. P.
Brine, auctioneer. - a.
Tuesday, Oct. 31, on Lot 20, :First
-Concession, Township of Usborne, Farm
Stock, Implements and Household Furni-
ture.. A. McComiell, proprietor; !.A,
Bishop, auctioneer.
Thursday, Nov. 2, on Lot 7, Fourth
-Concessioo, .Usborne, valuable Farm,
Stock and fin -Olen -lents. Richard and
Leonard Hunter, pioprietors ; A. Bishop,
Auctioneer.
'
SaturalaY, Nov. 4, on Lot 21, Thirteeuth
-Concessien, McKillop, Farm Stock and.
Implements. David Crawford, pro-
prietor ; J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
Monday, Nov. 6, on Lot 16, Sixth
Concession, Stanley, Farm Stook and
Implements. Win_Evitt, proprietor; T.
Brine, -auctioneer. • -
Wednesday, Nov. 15, on Lot 9, South
Bayfield Road, Stanley, Farm Stock and
implements. George H. F. Johnson,
--proprietor; J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
THE MARKETS.
SEAFORTH; Oct. 19, 1871.
As will be seen from the quotations below, there
is but little changain the minket thie week. Fall
Wheat still keeps up, and is eagerly sought after,
but as- yet there is not a very large quantity being
brought in. Spring Wheat is slightly duller this
week than last, although theces offered. are not
to be complained of. Barley is in fair demand and
would meet with ready sale; it is feared, however,
that the price will not long remain as high as it
Ilea been during the pest week; farmers having
Barley would do well to diapose of it during the
Present month, as during this month, for various
reasons, Barley rates higher than in almost any
other month during the whole year; there has not
as yet been a_great deal brought out, and, as there
is considerable in the'country, the prospect is that
from now till the close of navigation there will be
a rush of it upon the market. Oats remain firm at
from 30e. to 32c. They are becoming more plenii-
fa in the market, and although they meet with
ready sale, they are not in very active demand.
Peas are quotul higher this week than they have
been this year ; the demand is good, but there has
as -yet been no groat quantity brought into mai-
et. Butter is firm at from 15c. to 160., although
it would require a very goad quality to take the
higher price. There is a good. supply offering, and
large sales are daily being made. Eggs,.now that
they are scarce, have taken a rapid rise from 12e.
to 15c.; there are not many offering, and. dealers
hu -y readily. Potatoes are in geed. demand at fair
prices; for good quality the quoted prices can
yeadily be obtained. Tray meets with ready sale at
the quoted prices; dining the past week excep-
tional loads have been sold at even higher figures,
but as a general ride it requires a very goOd sam-
ple to bring $11. Wood. is in good demana ; there
have only been a few loads brought in this fall
and most of it had been sold beforehand; good
wood would bringready sale at the quoted prices.
reraains without change and inactive. We
quote:
Val Wheat $1 20 to 1 25
kipring, Wheat..... ... .. . 1 12 to 1 17
tarlee 0 40 to 0 47
030 to 0i2
-Opeaatss
0 58 to 0 63
flutter 0 15 to- (1-16
Eggs 0 15 to 0 00
Flour 3 00 to 0 00
Potatoes, (new) . 0 35 to 0 40
Ray.
10 00 to 11 00
7 00 to 0 00
Sheep Skins. 0 50 to 1 25
Lamb Skirts. .. ... .... 030 to 0 75
Calf Skins, per ..... . . . 0 08 to 0 10
Bark, per cord 2 00 to 2 25
Salt (retail) per barrel, ' 1 30 to 0 00
Fall Wheal...........
Spring Wheat. .. .
°eta
CLINTON, Oct. 19, 1871.
20(0 125
... ....... .... . 114 ere 117
080 (Le 033
Barley. .... .
Butter. .... ..
Eggs
Fail Wheat.
Spriug Wheat,
Oats_ . .... . ..
- Barley ... .
Butter ..
Eggs: .
...... 058 (.,d1 Q62
....,......... .. 040 Oft 47
.... ..... 015 eg 016
0i2 0 013
G-ODERICII, Oct. 19, 1871.
.$1 18 (c.-tr 20'
.. 111 (Le 112
....... . . .. 080 ((,(: 0
: • .......... ... 056 go 0
• .. . . ...... 00 (t.'t 0
, ......... 016 el. 0
. .. . 0 11 0 0
_ .
LONDON,
White Fall_ Wheat ... .
Red Pall Wheat__ .. : . . .
Spring- Wheat .......... . . ...
Barley -48 Mal+ bushel ... . .
- Oats (old)
Oats (new) -
Peas .
Potatoes .
13utter
Eggs-. . . ....
32
58
00
18
00
Oct. 19, 1871.
123 «4 13.3
. 120 (f.t..: 1 20
. 117 ell 118
. 040 of, 0 50
0 35 el; 040
080 gC, 082
060 s; 065
.080 ai 085
0 18 0 0 90
:ois O. 018
TORONTO, October 19, 1871.
The market is without material change, but the
advance of ld. per cental on spring and red winter
wheat in. Liverpool, with continued firmness in
_Montreal tends fully to Maintain prices. _
Prart-a-Fair demand for all kinds, but buyera
and Fatties -a apart. Sales of No. 1 super at $5 70;
extra at $6 10 free On cars.
SVitssa---Soule's fun' Diehl brought $1 83 to
; Trefutwell, .,$.1 31 to $1 39, mud Spruig nt
111 k Hi...EA.-Dull and inrictive. Street receipts
larger than for several clays. No. 1, 56e. to 58e.
1 ssus-Offenog nt. Mc. free on ears, -Without
buyera. Street psice, 72e:
().Ts -Quiet but firm and slightly advanced. A
ear saild at 3sle. bagged on track, and. alma= at
SMIc.delivenal. Street price 72c.
Ha V-- nehanged at is15 to Ssi9,
Hisr•riss---ruelianged. Jsfedituu offered at 15.
lms ors at lsic. me wanted at 16c. to 17c. and
pound rolls 92e. to 25c:
MONTREAL October -17, 1871.
Fian-a-Market steady.but quiet at unchanged
rate. Saha; of extras 00 spot at ss6 57 to $6 60 :
fanky, $6 45 to isti 50; superfine, $6 25 to .$6 45;
$6 to $6 10.
Witisat -isIttle to report, a small lot of ehoiee
white sold at $1 49. .,
Pass -Latest sales itt 90e. per 66 ilics"
Bra -TER -Choice taken at 171e. to Bic.: second-
ary nominal In: absenCe of demand:
ISESE--Quiet.
BUFFALO LIVE STO('K.
Thursday, Oct. 19, 1871. -
ItEr Marrs.
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
ears. .cars.
l'ast three days...a:338 13
1>ast week ..........:480 32
Previous week.... ....404 50
siurmas-ra.
Past 24 hours .. 37 4 90
Past week .. ... .287 :35 113
Previous week... .1..
Of the receipts for the past three days
25 ears cattle and 39 cars hogs were
through eonsignments, and of the last
week's receipts there were 35 ears cattle
held over.
CATTLE.
With rtice-ipts again •on the increase
the market rules
stock. Good staic
sale_ at about he
week.
Sales eompris head
$6 064 for nat vesa Again
week Tuesday of 129 h
$6 25 for nativ
Sales reporte :
- Taylor to' Dot
890, at $4 25,
at Bca$51118876:C��n.
Dye to Wood
private terms.
Van Dolc-n, t
1516, ,at $6 '06/.
Cook to Mon
1670, at $475.
Briggs to Gill
av 1420, at $5.
Reynolds to
av 1203, at $4 ,
Laclall to Dot. 33 hd Ind
at $4 121.
Lowry to Pos ,136 Ihd do
at $4 871„- and 5 othOs.
REEF.
Theimarket is to 1c. better than, the
range of last we
Sales compris 404 ead. at $4 90 to- $5,
against sales la t rek of /72 head, at
$4 for beep;sn Iamihs
Sales reportec
Kelly to Oran all, 1199 heac Ohio sheep,
ay 89, at $5.
McElroy to G odnPw, 205 lid Mich do
av f,3, at $4 90.
HOGS.,
• The market s ows an improvement as
compared, with the corresponding day
laet week. but shitde low r than the
close 'of the wee .
Sales .compria 3,9,25 head t $4 45 to
$4 90, against s les last ek Tuesday
of 2,187 head. at $4 30 to $4-j.75
Sales reported :
214 lbs
229 lbs
411d l';:th
4214 111. st
,-37 lclds
,
Co0a, 90 h
cie, 141d. 6
pieiJ, 48 h
ille4pie, 51
or comMon
ands ready
rice as last
t $4-121 'to
t sales last
ad at $6 to
o heifers, av
• ers, av 1508'
do av 1215,
do do av
aio oxen, av
dlnd steers,
hd Mo. do
. do av 1136
clo av 1215,
110 hd av'
340 hd. avi
559 hd. AV 232 lbs
558 hd aavv 12:31 lips
269 hd
218 hd av 204 lbs
138 hd av
107 &I, av
116 hd av
12nd5
14 hd
Aothers.av
187
09
12
81
bs
bs
bs'
bef
bs
at $4
at 4
at 4
4 4
at 4
at 4
71
71.
5
at 4 621
at 4 75
at 450
at 4 55
TEACH
WANTED, a Tea
" HAY, County
January, 1872. A F
a 2nd or 3rd Claes
Turnbull, Brewster's
201-P
TEACH
IXTANTED, for Soh
"male TEACHER,
tificate. Apply to _ •
201-tf Secret
TWO COL
R VAN ED.
er Sch4o1 (totem No. 5,
. I
f Huron, eminence in
male will b p ;ferred,- with
eitificate. }Ad ssiWilliam
'ost Office' d state solar;.
WILLLLT RNBULL ;
R lOrA
a-sectiou
holding a
-Treasure
SST
STRAYED from Pa' •'11, n 2d
MARE two yearsId, tar o
mond on nose, one te hied ho ,
HORSE„.three years p d, th ee wh te
in forehead. Informb. ion s itab
201-34' W. GRA
D.
6, Morris a
3d elms c
RAif,
Ingle P. 0.
Airco.
Oc
ober, a bla
rehead, -
BO, IL sca el
eet and st
re arded.
,
ESTRAY H IF
STRAYED from the premilms of
Lot No. 11, Se enteenth
about the middle of Mliy last, T
two two-year olds, d one one -y
the two-year olds is a rem co or, the other
red and white; the oar-ol is all res.. AlIVOI
giving information
covery be suitabl
W
201-4t*
RS.
the snbscrib
nc4ssion, Gre
E FIEIFER
am old one
/oh ill 1
-irewarded.
TER BIOR
ad. to their r ‘-
SON,
W -lbon P. 0.
STA ED.
CAME into my plaeO on o about l th I 25th day ( f
September, one yearling RTUP It and thn
yearling STEERS. The slubseri er wishes t e
owner.to Come and irove roperty, I as es -pens
and take theta away. . It BERT 3 eCALL,
201-4c - Lot 1r4 Concessi M 8,
- ST AY D.
ram into -my place ou the lat ugust, are
`-'yearling STEER. The subsciibe wishes the
owner to come 'aud prove prepertiv, ay expensts
and tale it away. . JAMES "' HARP,
201-40 LOG 23, Clonces io 5, Morns.
ESTRAY S EER
CAME into the pre iseS of the tsu scriber, Lrt
No. 2, First Co cession, Sta , early hist
-spring, two STEER: one; ,apper •s to be three
years old, the other a out to.. '1 e wner is n -
quested to call, prove proporey, pa e Penses an I
take them away.
JAMS BLkUL
201-4 Mown.) P. 0.
ST
-enoar thsn
e bserib
"1:her, one DARK
white. Halter on wh
rope for sursingle. A
to her recovery will
Suitably rewarded.. •
A ED
r, El orslie, on 15 h Septern-
AY E, °ler hind hoof
ftho left, she] k tied to
y info matio t±4t raay lead
o th, and
OTIN McINr
- Priiiiley Post, Office,
• 198-4* Cci. B ce' Ont.
las-
. STRAY ID CATTIL .
QTRAYED Irons the.premisea of ho ubseriber,
,
'-' Lot No. 30, Con. 4 :Kai op, n Mt - last, fivi
Yearling -Cattle, two st ers -al d thre In ifers. Tha
largest kteer was all re( , the them red. nd white.
Each of them had a th oe RIF re no eh - 4ut out of
. one ear, and a sheep •mrk nitli th naino of the
owner cin the other ear One of the /ieif •rs had on
a. small bell when las seen Any per on giving
such information as wi lead to their re. ovary will .
be suitably rewarded. • i
199-4* • JD N 31 ,ELIICL, leaforth.
NOTICE T DEBTO S.
IJ'HE Books and Aeamints of. G4f13it Davies,
Esq., are in my 1iar,ls foi c1ietioti. Parties
owing will please call a id se tie up at once and
save epsts. All flacon its in paid lis• t ie 4th of
November next will po iticllbe pl ced in Court
for collection. No furt er tinlo will be g ontvel.
19St-• J RN S. PS RTE11.
CATTLE ST AYE!)
5;;;TIIA.TED from the resnis a of the 'S ibscriber,
"-'about the month of Juno last, 3'0I1 1 YEAR-
LINGS, viz.: three sted at and one h Ales; two of
the steers are speckled ed a, d mated
in color; the other has uere $cd. thalftWaite; -the
heifer has white back a d bellkS with leal.iclea, and
•
sr, too mans y person
• eiving such infornmath as will lent ti( their re-
covery will be, suitably r worth d by the oS mer,
IISTI I'LT-L SY,
199-4t,- ." Lot 5, Cone( ssion 4 At
LO
NOT
OST. n Nott (1.f Hand
in favor of David Do
Dollars with interest du
The public are eautione
same as payment has be
Grey. Oct. 3, 1871.
- dntwii by Wllia n Fulton
fo • the suru o Twenty
, eight inout s a ter date.
1 against pa. cht sing the --
01 stopped.
DAN. LD 0111,L.
200-3
NOTICE.'
ciTRAXED into the pr mise, of t altbscriber,
aboat six months mg( , 8 Steer, ab, tWo years
old: Owher mnst pi•ove . )1opeity and eke it a a ay,
or it will be aold to pay (spells a.
flI EsIAS, RITC TE, --
La 24, C 5 Morris,
Sept. d5, 1 71. 198
ears.
114
143
,)•)1 =
36 280
,CATTLE .FAIR
hereaftor at
CATTLE .FAIR ssill. be item.
a a !
LOYD'S HOTEL, SEAF
. -
(oorosite tbe dela)
On the Firs4 Monday in ea
ns:asx. qs;
. 001.‘ 0131kIt
Large number::: of buye •is will lie in
anl parties having stuck ivay rely on t
ket prices.
conneetion with Leird's f:fotei 'Houghton's)
are large and co1a:m(119u stables awl 'artl, 198
inft,
1 month,
a!S-71,.
athindanee,
e b st untr-
:
.- •
, THE G-ARDNER
'SEWING MACHINE,
• (Manufactured at Hamilton, Ont.)
Is acknowledged by all first-class xnachinists to be
the most
Simple and Durable Machine
Now in the market. In desigu lit resemblea the
Family Singer, but the prineiple oi the working
parts is entirely diffeient. having no gear of any
kind. All the motiona are derived from the same
shalt, and all the usual complicated shuttle and
feed movements bang avoided, it is am nearly
noiseless as it is possible to make a sewing ma-
chine.
THE-, GARDNER has taken prizes this yea;
1871, as follows: First prize at Western Fair,
London; first prize at Central Fair, Guelph; di-
ploma at- Hilmiltou Central Fair' first prize at
St. Catharines Fall Fair; prize atthe Provincial
Fair in Kingston. Also prizes at Toronto, Chat-
ham and Waterloo.
TaXE GARDNER is the most n• eeful, because it
does the largest range of work. It will work in
Muslin, Cotton, Linen, Fine and Coarse) Cloth and
Leather.
It will Hem, Cord, Braid, Tuck, Quilt, Gather,
Fell, and do all and everykind of family aud light
11mm-1feet-tiling sewing. A complete set of the
moat, approved attaclunents, and full instructions
given free of charge. '
Mee within the roach of all. Terms of pay-
ment made to suit each purchaser, and all, ma-
chines warranted for any reasonable length of
time.
Call and examine the Gardner before purchas-
ing any other, at WILLIAM GRASSER'S Ware -
rooms, Goderich-street, Seaforth.
Agents wanted.
179-52
PETER GRASSIE,
Seaforth.
SEAFORTH
PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR,
-AND-
BLIND FACTORY..
subscriber begs leave t� thank his numerous
T stomers for the liberal patronage extended to
him since commencing buaineee in Seaforth, and
trusts that he may be favored with a continuance
of the mune.
Parties intending to build would do well to give
him a call, hs he will continue to keep on hand a
large stock of all kinds of
t
DRY PINE LUMBER,
SASUES,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LA.TH, ETC!
Re feels confidentof giving satisfaction to those
who may favour hirn with their patronage, as none
but first-class workmen are employed.
ita-s Pal -tabular attention paid to CustomPlaning.
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
JOHN CHRISTIAN,
ACCOUNTANT, SEAFORTH.
Books Posted and Balanced.
Lisss' Estates wound up. 200-2*
-NOTICE.
[SPECIAL]
HA1111
'0- disposed of my Stock -in -Trade and
Business to Messra. Stewart, Thompson 4 Co.,
who will open out in the same preiniaea., ou and
after the 9th indent. -I would solicit for them a
continuance of the very liberal patronage bestowed
on myself for many years, knowing that they are in
Ib position to do well for all who may favour them
with a call. A.nd I also beg leave to inform all
parties indebted to me, either by note or book ac-
count, now due or past due, that the same must be
settled at once, as I intend to leave this County for
a time, so soon as my business can be closed up. ,
I will always pay the highest, market price for all
kinds of grain, pork, butter. etc., on notes or ac-
counts, and also in cash.
JOHN LECKIE.
Ainleyville, Oct. 5, 1871. 200
VICTORIA
OAT -MEAL AND BARLEY MILLS,
SEAFORTH.
THE subscriber has lately.added to his Oat -meal
-Is Mill a news:shopping stone, aud is now prepared
to do
CHOPPING-, OF ALL KINDS,
At the shortest notice.
Oat -meal exchanged for Oats, and Pot -barley
exehanged for Baxley, aud all kinds of Mill Feed
constantly on hand.
F. SEEGMILLER.
Seaforth, Oct. 5, 1871. 200-13
WM. GRASSIE,
'CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER,
Goderick-street, Seaforth.
1
SLEIGHS,
C UTIMRS,
CARRI AGES,
BUGGIES,
WAGONS, &c.;
13nilt in a superior Inflallier, to order, on the short-
est notice.
Particular attention paid to horse -shoeing and
geneull bliteksmithing. 167
he Black Bear.
ATTENTI-ON.
THE people of Seaforth and the surrounding
country will please Bear in inind that the
BLACK BEAR
Is in their midst, and is
:MAKING GREAT HAVOC
In the
PRICES' OF GOODS,
At the
• 7 7 Ts
SEAFORTH.
B,---cOttonSi his B1.;ST -HoLT,
BUNCOMB.
- BEATTY *. COMPANY
Beg to advise the waive] of their
FALL STOCK 0F DRY GOODS
-AND----
GROCERIES,
Which will be found COMPLETE in all departments.
THEY CHALLENGE COMPARISOIS/
-0E---
QUALITIES AND PRICES.
THE VERY BEST GOODS
-AT THE -
VERY LOWEST PRICES
IS OUR MOTTO.
WE KEEP THE
BEST TEAS
TO BE FOUND FOR MONEY,
And a well -assorted
Stock of ali kinds of Groceries.
Call ancl examine and judge for yourselves.
BEATTY & COMPANY.
CARMICEIA.EL'S BUILDINGS,
0 ober 10, 1871.
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
201
, SUMMER IS GONE,
BUT TrTERE IS
Just Received
A. COMPLETE STOCK_ OF
WOOLLENS,
Embracing the largest designs in
TWEEDS,
BROADCLOTHS
1:1=sirms
VENETIANS, &C.,
FOR FALL WEAR
AT
Campbells Clothing -Establishment,
NEW YORK HOUSE,
SEAFORTH.
W. C. would call apecial attention to some hue
oI Canadian Tweeds, bought -very low, and firat
class geoas.
197,
INM.. CAMPBELL.
NOO'IQvd h`SCIrIOO
5[xs . WIS
EXPECT TO REMOVE.
THEIR
.1-1.13.11.1Y.7.A_P,M 1
STOVE
AND TINWARE BUSINESS '
TO THE
NEW STORES I
ADJOINING
HICKSON'S
EARLY LV OCTOBER.
LN -THE MEANTIME,
DO NOT FORGET THE
OLD STAND.
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tim; $ait.
SPLENDID WHEAT FARM FOR SALE.
8 TUATED IN A TERIVINGLOCILLITY
L°NO. 11, Second Concesaion, Township of
H llett, containing 86 acres, more or less, of
wide 80 are under cultivation, and the balance
good errdwood timber- It is situated half a miler
from t good gravel road, and about half way be-
"twom Clinton and Seaforth, being about four
iniles from each, where there are -daily markets for
all kb ds of farm produce. On the prenthies is is
good rame house, .86x26, with a stone cellar of the
same timensious, kitchen and woodshed adjoining-
:le:toe: wo good frame barns and other btislings
a g2oo00(.1 bearbsg orchard, two wells with pumps and
apply to the proprietor on the premises, --if by
a con. taut supply of water- Por further particulars
Post-paid to Clinton P. 0., Ont. -
RUGH BIGGA:111.
FARM FOR SALE
PEI Lot No. 27, Concession 3, Townehip of
5 auley, County of Huron, about four mike
south of Clinton; convenient for roads, railways,
inarke n, mills, school and churches- abont seveuty
acres leered remainder well itimliered, soil best
qualit s; frame basal 56 bY.; 40 and frame stable;
house moderate; young orchard, healing'fruit
goo(1; water vastly obtained; the uneleared part
tontai is a larga lainantity of -rock -chi] and. °then
timber, valuable for fencing` building and mann-
(olet:111191e41,t110owner on ono teh% p
yeonir tsuries.
lliei particulars apply,
JOHN BUTCIIART.
FARIV1 FOR SALE.
The subscriber will also sell by private sale that-,
superi ir stock farm being lot No. 1 Second Comes -
loon, ullett, containing 100 acres, 80 of :which are
eleare and all under grass. There is on the prem-
ises a oo(I new frame barn. The River Maitland.
runs t ough the hum.Tlae wbole is well fenced_
It is situated on a good gravel rota within three
miles 11 the Village of Seafoith. For a stook-nns-
ing in d grazing Lam, not a superior in.
Cana(
Ter s—One-third of the purchase money to be
pahl d wn ; the balance on ibis° to suit the pur-
chaser with interest at 6 per tent.
For firther particulars apply to the proprietor,
WILLIAM FOWLER.
Seaforth Post Office..
TucLersruith. Jnly 6, 1871. 187-11.
FARM FOR SALE IN MORRIS,
FOR SALE, on reasonable tering, Lot No. 8, CDR.
10, Morris, containing 64 acres, over 20 of whish
are cleared, seeded to grails and well fenced; the
balance( is well timbered aolth hard -wood. It ha
situated on the Northern Gravel Road, 1 mile rind_
a, hell from Blyth, and 13 miles from Clinton
-
There iS no waste land: 'There is on the Preinisee
a new frame house, 20 x 30, willi'good cellar and.
out -buildings. A good spring on the premises.
.t
For f rther particulars apply to the Proprietor..
on the remises, or, (if by letter,) to Blyth P. O.
' GEORGE- BUTCHART,
isati. Proprietor,
i
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FARM FOR SAL.E. -
FOR Aplej Cheap, Lot No. 80, 6th Coneeasions
Tow hip of Bruce3 County of Brace, contain-
ing 100 ores, about 20of which a.re cleared, the,
belaneei- 'ell timbered With beech. and maple. No
waste lima. There is a never -failing streima of
water rimming throngh it. It is situated within
five mil 'i
s from the flourishing villaae3 of Paisley,
through which the Wellington, Grey and "Brava
Railway will shortly be running. If the above pro-
perty isnot sold, it will be leased for a tom of
years for the improvements. For further particu-
lars, apPly to Taus EXPOSITOR. °PRICE, Seaforth,
;July 1i8, 1871, I89 -t1.
FARM
FOR SALE.
ixTIL14.<1.34 HAMM:ELL new offer for sale'his
T 7 1114611db]. Farm, consisting of 100 Acres, (80 of
which ate eleared and freed from stumps,) being
lot 7, second concession, Hallett. Is situated Ave
miles from Seaforth and five miles and half from.
Clinton, and is altogether one of the best farms in
the county. There are agoodalwelling-house, barn
shed anit stable, a good well, and. 5 acres in orchari.
on the farm. For particulars. apply to the Proprie-;
tor, on the premises, or by letter to Seaforth P. 0.
194.-tf. W17.1",LS31 ILS311.IELL.
FOR SALE.
F°R SALE, the Routh half of Lot No. 3, in Fifth
Conc mon, Morris, containing 100 acres; it.
uicfraue house, 18x24; Jog stable; young or --
chard.; t ere are 85 acres cleared. For terms ap-
ply to ALEXANDER BRADBURN,
On the premises; or to ALEX. CAMPBELL or
MeCtURCWRY & HOLKESTED, Sealorth.
192-3m*
FARM FOR SALE,
IN TUCKERSNITH.
VOR Sale, on reasonable tering, Lot 29, Second
-/-- Conctaisbni, Tuckersinith, H. R. 8., I:la:Minims
100 am.* eighty of which are cleared, under fence,
and in a good state of cultivation, and et eonsider-
able portion of it underdrained. The buildings aro
all good, ,filso, a good bearing oreintra, two never -
1 ailing w dls and a living spring. The land is first
class, and will be lipid on easy term- s as the pro -
ll
prietor iidesirous of railing from flaming. For
further p rticulars apply to THE EXPOSITOR Office,
Seaforth, or to the proprietor, on the premises. "
190-11. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
UNF RING EYE PRESERVERS.
THE sure proof of the superiority of
LAZARUS, MORRIS & CO -'8
Perfected Spectacles is the large and
increasing demand.
We are satisfied that they woula be
appreciated here SS elsewhere and
that the reality of the advantages
offered to wearers of the beautiful
„lenses, viz.: the ease and comfort,
the assured aud readily ascertained
improvement of the sight, and the,
brilliant assistance they ',nye in all
cases, -where in themselves 50 appa-
rent on trials that the result could_
not be otherwise then it has, in tho
alined general adoption of the -CELE-
BRATED PERFECTED SPECTA-
CLES by the residents of this locality,.
With a full knowledge of the valuo
of the assertion, VP claim that they
ixe the PlOat perfect optical aids ever
manufactured. To those nseding
Spectacles, in order to Ilford an op.-
portunity of procuring the best autl.
ilienit desirable,
LAZARUS. MORRIS & CO.
200 Have appointed ans,A(g,(TATim,
Saaforth.
'HORSE FOR SALE. -
voR Salo, a good Feral Or Driving Horse, sssan.
veites Olth sound and true to work. Apply to
JOHN COPELAND, neaiKippen- -
NEW BOOT 81. SHOE
STORE
SEAFORTH.
sixt.Tizza=z, 6.6 sci\r,
(Lately of Menece, )
T TAW. III)ENED 0T -T a inti' -1 I: of
sE• lhaulysielide Ladies' (3-0.11,..' n1 Cliildreif'3
BOOTS AND SHOFQ1
L
of (very valiaty and style, .whieh will Is: sotat
M1011 priesai aa will
DEFY COMPETITION.
An.kindsi of rine and Coarse,wok made
to Oder, on the shortea notice, _
rapahin +(voted neatly, cheaply atal Is/1i1]:0s.
RS:MP:MISER THE STAND,
In GRIFFITH DAVIES' OLD
Serena door south of the Post-offl.as
JOHNSON BROS.
Call and Hee for yourselVos and la, Coil% !INA tli-TV
197 , Bargains are givos
SPURR & SON.
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