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41;
Dm 1, 1871.
Du Chaffin, the Gorilla Dis-
coverer.
While Dr,.Livingstone is report. -
ed to be Making his way\ slowly
back to the African coast,'Mr. Du
-Chaillu, tI diScOverer of the
has been spenclini; the ;Juin-
mei' and fill I a m oug the pland €71'S,
Shooting Polar bears and traveling
with reindeers. English papers an-
noun2e Iris &dem:turn to Stockholm,
-where te has been received and on-
tertained by the Kingof Sweden
and' welcomed by the nobles.
Private letters received from -Bit%
Du Chaillu °inform us that he has
had an adventurous and interesting
• experience among the Laplanders,
has visited tne extreme northern
point of Europe, and borne the cold
of the Polar regions a's well as he
did the torrid- heats of Equatorial
Africa." -Ire was_tO sail for New
York in the steamer which left;:Eng-
land on the 9th at N-Overnt,er, and
,
will consequently be welcomed home
by his ft iends of tlie Geographical
Society in a few days. .He will
hardly bring another animal as
-curious as the gorilla for the natura-
lists ; but Lis adventures and ex-
plorations in the little visited Oita -
try of the Laps will no doubt be re-
counted in a book of travels. From
the Equator to the Pole is a
stretch, even in these days and for
an American traveler.
-de ewe.
Railroad Signals.
We have heard many boys and
girls wonder what the • different
whistles of a locemotive ,and the
itotions of the conductors nieant.
A -railroad ofticial has kindly en-
lightened us, and we will ex. plain to
-our readers what ha,. seemed so
mysterious. One whistle,'" down
brakes;" two whistles, off brakes ;"
• three whistles, back up ; " continu-
ed -whistles, "danger." A rapid
•successioa of short -whistles is the
•cattle alarm, at Which the rakes74;
will always be put down. -When a
conductor gives a signal by a sweep-
ing parting of the handFl... on a level
with his eves it means •" 0-o ahead!'
downward ttliA ion of the hands,.
with extended arms, "stop." A
beckoning motion • of the hand,
" back." A. • lantern • raised and
lowered yertilly is a signal for
e` starting ; swung at right angles,
crossways of the track-, " to etop
swung in a circle, " to baek the
train." Li ed flzig waved upon the
track is a, sigind of danger ; so of
-
other given with e.nergy. A
red flag hoisted at a station is a
signal for a triin " to stop ;" stuck
UP by dui roadsid, it is a signal of
danger on the train. :thead; carried
unfurled upon an engine,: a warning
that another engine or trLiin is on its
way. — 01:rer
A Strange Mistake.
• "I:
and where the
is .possessed •
much more st
were more abu
no difficulty i
ital necessary t
-our- man ufactu
etary Times.
necessary.knowledge
road to wealth is
re..- If skilled ;labor
dant, there woUld be
procuring thei .cap -
a great extension of
industry.—Mon.-
MADELINE
Smith, the Sco
some fourt(on
intirder of b
and acquitted
proven," has a
After the tria
name, lived in
rntil 1860, the
man who. was ft
her history ;an
rectory of a pl
and -mother of
children, resides
°creel, in an 10
Ilrost Australia
KNIT. — Mideline
girl who was trie,d
y ars ago for the
lover, L'Anaelier,
= 0 =
1.11 verdict of not
in been beard of.
she ch:-AtIged her
ivacy in England
married a clergy-
lly acquainted with
now, lady of the
, sant rural parish,
family • of happy
reSpeoted and be -
and township of
1
AND .COMFORTIN
knowledge of the
overn the 'opera o
rition, and- -by
f /well selected co
-idea our breakfa
litely flavored be a
S many. doctors'
.azettf,—Made sii
er or milk. Eac
f.JAINTES &
.hemists, Londoi
pp's -Milky. Coe 1,
ensed .Milk).
BREAKFST----En
eocoi---GEATEPUL
"By a thorough
natural laws which
s of digestion and
careful • application
a, Mr. Epps has pro-
-tables with a deli -
age which may save
ills."—Civil -Service
ly with boiling wa-
packet is Labeled --
Co. Romampathic
makers of
(Cocoa and. Con -
CALL AND SEE
THQMAS BELL, S
CHAIRS, LOUNGES, SOFAS,
CENTRE TABIJS, SIDEBOARDS,
WHATNOTS,
..BEDSTEADg BUREAUS, -
Looking Glasses 'and all other articles
kept in First-class Crlinet Shops, which
he is elling
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
A large reduction to partial.; bnying a quantity.
itzaumntn, T.E11; SHOP,
• Opposite TITO3LIS KIDD'S Brick Store,
The Iramilton Ti;nes says.: An NEW BOOT .8i. SHOE
Aim:ricau lady fund herself guilty
of larceny the other day, under
rather peeuliar circun.stances. She
was ridiug in /I crowded railway car
on our popu at rail W , rid occupied
-a seat, with another lady passenger.
Like a great many women of tne
preSent day she --wore ends—her c wn
bait, of course, but it wasn't taAened
on fit rietty big to n attire's pro-
u-catn in e. Iv and '-'11v, as the train
:101 ted along, she felt something fall-
ing about her face and neck, and in
a serond, it flashed across her mind
that her curls had beoLute detached.
The prediVainent WaS L SIMCking
0110, but she endeavored to save her-
self -as tlitteli as possible by gnietly
irts:,ing the eapillaLry ornainputs into
her poeket, thanking her stars Ulla,
she was alny;st at her destination.
At the stt.ition she hastened to the
•dressing -room to repair clainapes to
STORE
IN SENFORTH.
Et-Sz S C TT,
(Lately of Glencoe„)
"ITAYE ,IrST OPENED OUT a large stock of
}1
Ready-ninde Ladies'. (1°e148' and C.bildron's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
•
of every variety and style, which will be _sold at
such prices ab will
DEFY COMI'ETITIOli.
All kinds of Fine%7and Coarse work made
to order, on the shortest notice.
Ib•pairing executed neatly, cheaply and promptly. ,
I I
FLIST
THE HURON EXPOSITOR,
einemereirgerieemenesteneecermiterneteemetim.
anz KoIs
REI OITA
HNSON. BROTHEAS
HAVE REMOVED TILr-allt,
STORE
From the OLD STAND, to their
W PREMISES
MEYER'S BLOCK,
DOOR Sounr OF
Where they will be glad to see their old
and many nsw ones.
JOHNSON BE?
Seafdrili, Nov, 6, 1871.
friends
OS.
205
REMOVED. REF4101
ROBERTSON
Cabinet -realer and Undertaker,
HAS REMOVED his ware-roonas to
JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
Mita -street, Seaforth,
IWhere he has on hand a iitiptrior stock of
ture of ;every description.
CALL ,420.") .NE.E Er.
lr" Int
Ia.. L..' •
Fund-
• _ UNDERT.P.XING,
• Haring p-irchased -Mr. Thomas Bell's 1-1 ARSE,
I am prelim ed to attend funerals on the s °Acta
notice, eithiT U town or coantry.
. . Coffins, Sizes,
Kept eonstantly oi hunch .
SHROUDS ! SHROUDS
101 I4OBERTSON,
CAITINET MAKER AND -11:\.#-DERTAKER,
TO1n1S011'S .Old Stand,
-..mtia street- Set/Jai-lit, has now on hand a good
• aseartinent of
whieh 1ic C tit rut-iiKt Eqleaper than they can be
got elsewhere. 205
lter toilet, when beltold 1 ho mirror REMEMBER TILE STAND,
DAtIVIEL EVI'GREGORo
rel1ec:t(.4 r i k 1111! fliet tliZt to her cutis rn altIFFIT11 DAVIES' OLD STORE, • .7-7,
BOOkbihDER, litiLLETTI
Second door south of the Post -Office. TIA8 just received a iarrre Stock of the
-a
•were. in their proper position., and
an examination of those in lie]-
, .
pocket Showell that, they were 1.1t/t
he1s. but of a tiiffr=rent color, belong-
ing to thc.1 lady who sat -by- her side
materials used in the husi»ess, and.
saa so for Yotirselven rind be convinced that •'• Bitri.iiins ,
is now tui. y prepared to execute on the
.; are gh-en.
1 97
in the car.
The
• -- _ - _ .
SI)T,Tfirt, SO.
a,nia for Gf.n-itac.,1 Employ-
,
7Lit'ile:1t)zg
• Among our young RINI. there is
sueli a foolish tluicy'for ".store-heep-
irg.." fir elboi.ljiiig themselves into
led 1) 01: for do-
ing: which gives the
pc:trawl.. _of gentility. even at the
ptiee cf want,- tl.at those solid
tint!. tlgriell I-
t tin! wliich onr proF•Tt-iity. rs
are net41eeted. There ale "gentle-
men" ettottglr walking our '-t1 iC' 111.. CAGRI
turead.,:tre ,c.s,triitents, tut:it with rue-
ful and t•leje,•;_ed lenk, in seat eh • of -
sittl:ttions, to sitppf:,..- IL 11 ;1 11!a1111-
iFtetrrili:2; on'::::,ii‘-hitu•111-, if the3- but
bad the skill. But tiv.v caimot
ttren their 1 ft t 111:01-tif,teturinEc, .FURS,
tli i. ittno f I1 kilOW10(11.1(.*
Of Z111 V SO 1 11. ti d and usefitl.
ltefort. Canathi. It ((11 the 111;1 11 11-
faci.111`ing cult!' 111.'V titztt, il Shtellla ;MCI
111 a V be, our 1-out1„, men will Intve to
11 11 GI:at it, no cliegritee, but
ratlier fl honor, to be master of
some practi,al, 11st,f111, prodtietive
.bitsiness—to stand towtid the coal-
muni,,y In the attitude of 1 producer
rtttlmr tlitn. a consumer. I-lonotttble
distinction is to lie -won as a manu-
facturer not less than as a merchant,
At, ate
ray wow ra,;,?
e -3
N. -STREET,
shorteE,t r oboe and in the I atttst styles,
: all orders' he may be favoured with.
- Registers, Ledgers,
• AND
I 1.1":-.2•INA..11_NITE-if. 3 0 k3.,
01, ANY KIND,
nil/1.3d P./if/tell and- Made
To order, :m the shortest notiee, and a
pziots which defy competition.
LADIES' WORK BOXES
AND
A 57<1 Ch9V 0 4
o- Day
.-Malic to ori;cr.
0 T) A Ni) Tii1X 1.1001.(S
BLI-1•CLK: Brr--.PAL3; L'LT-41RED
SIrA.W.LS,
At, eity prices.
• Persons at a. distance by
le:tying th:.-ir bool..5 at the
•Sto-re, Gederic.li, or at the ExPoIpo R
-othee, Scaf Atli, or at J. 11. (lrant's,
•ating yle, inay rely -upon
• them beim -;vell bound. •-
All corm iuntel.tions aduressed to the
4
• :NEW DRESSES
,)
Seaforth,
And a large lot of
READY-MADE
urn? erSic„on
1, will receive prompt -at
ANIEL Eer0 It,
• Cowstauce, P. 0,
ullett.
tiv. 0, 1870. .153-tfs—
PRE ENTOR. WANTED.
CLOTHING, 1,17-ANT.T.,-,n ortlu Catuula Presbyterian Charcb,
Seatorth a Precentur. Applicants will bo
required to ft ruish proper test3niumals, and to at-.
1 tend upon tri 1 for at least ono day. Salary, $109
per 11111111711. 11 applicittions to be addressed to
the undersign ,d.
203 D-U1`..iCtie.aN,
forth P. 0.
'Direct from England,
Which will be sold very cheap.
*.•
•.• t. •••,.; ••••A **is
FLOUR!
FLOL
-r-v-Avi-NO purchased and thoroughly refitted the
-L-1 mills funnel iv ov.ne-1 by the :‘lessr.•,. 6C01112,
1 am now prepared to ittruinli
FAMILY FLOUR,
cond to N0-11.?, IN SF:Al-1'011TH,
And that will :
Compare favorably with :any in the Do-
• minion,'
If you want A 1 157 O
r.25):,N1,:fito m following
De Jerit and ask for MARSIIA I ..,0)-1.Linielubtr
11L...1115114.LL'S FLOUR.: i l
;W. SCOTT ROBERT80,N,
J. . AVIIITES1 DE,
SIMON PO Wl...;LL,
JOHN- CA.VANAG II,
' NV.I.t.. THOM8ON, Egmondville,
Or at W. MARSHA LL', ' Mills.
. Orders left: with W. 8. BOB .ILTSON Iva be
promptly attended to. •
•
.
huties who wiah to •
Exchange 1.77v heat for 'Flour,
•
Are certain to receiva proper quautif,y, and an arti-
cle that will duly co/ ei.etit 1021.
W. MARSHALL
185,tf .
-1\ffPORTAN'E
” TO
HOUSEKEEPERS.
GOOD FLOUR!
AT ALL TIMES.
W. A. SHABA & co . y
Proprietors of tho
SIfi_AFOIZ,TII MILLS!
Are now Alantifacturingtlie best
•.1744. ce.. .1' A iS(TR.Ir PLO CTRS
In- the Dinnirdaii.-
- Int; inling purchasers in Se.s.forth and virinP7
elm r ly upon t oar Family awl, Pastry Flours
front lie fulloNving3)eidurs, ONLY A..
M. St John Wa1.,.11.. James C. Lltitlitl\V,
Ault, ho.1:8S ,T. 11, 211
CI . Jaelcsou. E4nnontiville,3ind at the Seaforth
tthlern left at our oilier-, 3Iar1 tf. Sumac, will
receive prompt at tention.
•
Farmers desiring- to czabange heirWhoat y
for Flour, at the Brill,
3ray alisays rely upon gettili 1, our best Family 01 P
Pastry Flour in exchange, in quantities according s
to the value of their ,
W. A. SIIEARSON CO.
41, astt
_8!1!.2!113°°1i/lr:f._itlia"3"Tht."4"'S!31"14,7-7.,,-L.
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE Co.
THE OSEORN
CHEAP FARP413, FREE HOES.
• ON THE LINE OF THE
UN ION PA CI FIC RA ILR OAD.
A LAND GBANT OF
F2.000.000 itlp RES
- OF '1.11E
Beit Farming and Mineral Lauds in Aincriaa.
3,11,1.0(1/41,00 ,p,res of Choice Farming and Graz.
ing Lauds On the line a the road, in the
State of NI.EitASICA, in the Greet Plat
NOW Fon SALE for cash or long ei*-lit.
Th-* laniis are in a '21)ill t.nd
and for grain-grawing l22i1 stru.1,-IttLing ultuuir-
passed by any iu the -United Statt:r. ••
Prices llangefrom 02 to 01 0 per acre.
14 0 7.11 ESTRA --FOR. ACTUAL SET'. FLERS.
i.,1,1,500,01144) acres. of Government Lsral be-
tween (baulk and North Platte, open for entry as
lionnistembt only.
Persons of lortign Birth are entitled to the
Benefit of the Homestead Law,
On dechnintt their intention to become cifizcnn of
the United States, and inay tt-l-tdithemselven of this
• provisim, inimetliately after their lorival.
1-L.:id ler the new editim of descriptive pam-
phlet, with new maps, mailed free evely‘,.11..re.
Address 0. P. DAVIS,
Land Connuiheioncr 11.P. n. B. Co.,
196-113t -0mAirA. :Nan.
Unquestionably the best sustained
• work of the kind in the World."
WZ,TE./..e••
•
Lock -Stitch Sewing
MACHODS.E.
Thousands throuo-br.ut Canada are
now using these machines. They have
been tested beyond all question, make
the favorite Jock -stitch, alike on both
sides, and. are pr normeed superior to,
any other machine offered the public..
For wide
ange of work, pe i fection,
- beauty atrd 'excellence of mechanism,
adaptability, strength and durability,
The Osborn. Sewing. ,l/arkine Hag
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
NOTICES OF TUE PI1ESS.
There arc few 12113 217j3fLflthc. 1.1 -which Mu
1'0113l'iragazine Nyould not be an appreciated an
highly \volcanic guest. There is no mental
tagazimi all intelligent reading family can hiss af
lot it to be without. )..fegazines aro. acerthiu
le tett Harper's is edittd. There is not a Ifitga
vine thet which shows )llore •t21)
pu11/8 ell,Przed (.21 its artirles and inecharical i....‘e-
eutian. Th4.. L; et a ches;:er intigaz:ne pub-
• 2.1erc is !let. cenfessetily a more popular
da.zine in 1110 wo."1.1.-iNew
A repository • of bi:-/grim/hy and history, litera-
ture, science. and ;•1, unequaled by any otlier
Attieriean The volatiles are
i.s vainallo as a ine:-c worii of reference as any
c'Sciopedia erin ;dace in our Harper's
idagszine i8 a 1 mord - of irivv,./.1 everywhere since
imur of its est:ibilshwel:t. Livingstone and
lenasi.lier in Strain • among thti
Audi 8 and ItoFt; the East, S'ntko 021 the
rani Mat1grei.far t -ll ;in.` nll re-
• cent' travellers of note 110,70 110e21 thOir 13101.11.,
D01'01211 dihetrittrieS produeed iu these pagus.
-1111. t. 0 our piing r And roariv of our older writ-
er; float here thei" Inerary tiogninhy, Our artists
soo ht::*. evidences of their .1;enius tont the
!mist eu,"'.uri:-.r, :#7,Eeei1/102iN Of their -work in the
3.104tazi:10.—C4rx York Stainlitril. '
It is (n.12 of the womlers of jourz.alisnt-the edi-
torhtl management at .i....alper's.---ThoNation, N. Y.
• improvelf:rdslIth:raall-e. lately been.
enal)Iing •the manufacturers to.
claim it as the ne plus ultra of Sewing
' machines, Hundreds of teithmonials are
y being received daily from ()la as well as
- new operators attesting its wonderful
capabilities. • Will do all kinds of do,-
.
t raestte sewnig, tom e Ant:St elm /la
SUBS CP,IPTIONS,- 1872.
TEItIts:
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All extra copy Of eith("I' the Magazine 'Weekly
or :Lazar will Lt• supplied gritti,-; to every dub Crf
iirt• 11117#1;Cribini; al, th) Cad], ill • one remittance;
or, i1ixCopit s for t..1:10. within -it extra co,,v.
821Isi12riptions to Harper's Magazine, 'Weekly and
,tmax, to one address for ane year, 810; or, Iwo
f Harper's Perio.licals to one address for one
oar, :1,7.
Back Nu*nbers can be supy:•lied at any firm..
A Complete Set of Harper'. Magazine, now cam-
riFit.g :U.: volumes, 13081 el•Sh hindi*#g, will be
*sit by expriss, freight at, expense of purehl.g.er,
01 24 per v010::#0. Singh. volumes, lir mail,
postpaid, $13. Cloth cases, for binilling, -rig cents,
by mail, postpaid.
The postage on Harper's Magazine is 24 cents
year, which ninst-be paid O.- the 1111I:scriber's post-
151-1.f.
UNFAILING EYE PRESERVERS.
r r.uz gun, proof of the naperiorit2 of
-L- 5, MORRIS
• Perfect.ed Spectacieu in the largo an1.
iitercanhig de•aand.
We are nati.Iied that they wonlil be
tpprceibted Etre an elsewhere, anti
fiat tire reality of the advantaccos
.ifft red to wanrers of the Insatilul
lensa.:, \Ir.: the caie and co:inert,
the assured and readily ii.i...orialined
imiirovennitit of the sight, and the
antistiince they give in all
eager, where in themselves so appa-
rent on 'trial, that tit:, venult could
not be otherwise than ban, th he
almont general adeptiet. of the CE1,1r-
• IIRATEI>
‘-'1,3/18 by the residt•nts of thinlocality.
• 'With a full knowledge 1.1 the value
If the assertion, we elaitp that they
re the most ntrf,-•et optilitl aids evor
ar....lufv.cturt.3.1. tht se ueeeinzt
...3liectaeles, in 0, It) a •Vi'd
pprtiln it). of proccaing_ t e
niont desirable,
'.:11 0 IZ11 & CO.
navii u:TGPat(-1 Agent.
'M. (X) (I -N naz,
Sisiforth.
CATTLE FAIR.
CATTLE FAIR will be held heret:fter at
LOYD'S .HOTEL, SEAFORTH,
toepositi3 the Station,1
On the First A. fondav in each month,
nEt4r,.."Niz4-0 ON
ONDAIri 0a."12`01.ELEER 1U4'!.
Large nuinla re of burera will la, in a ttenditnee,
111111 parties having stoelt laity rely on the ;/••al. mar-
ket ;slam:,
• In connection with Loyd's 'Hotel Mir iiitton'sl
aru large and eirinniodious. tit...11)1as and
IT141ILP.9. Irv1:1 K.
p-1.1ITIES wishing MI= h...veit
DPL1VER.ED AT THEIR RESID.1110ES,
IN sE.t
vvery weelt-da,v itiorninc, from (inn%
JOIN B..W31113:7C,
Nort. Load.
Ntiveutlitr 11:, 111.
CANADA PR.E.SaYTAN
CWG- PI...CIL:NT.
)7,T -r -sr *C.; r y)
X- .•- ; JAIL k.4•• N,*(Irk win rce•••rv... i-vetv
.1:y difforent i of the
-JAN CHURCH. A l; ,for;; lir•i• 1%4:1 ()I1 111,14 eon- iti-(illertya,faiii.-t Fire and.
1.-- 2;:-. 01. 111°1-;(•'; 1'041 ." ije ":t1 ' )isaziti-r„ .1121,1„ Lin)))
to the coarsest overcoat or upper leather.,
GUARANTEED TO 111: AS REPRESEN1ED?
OR NU SALE, W.,1 ItnANTED FOR
THREE YEARS.
The Osborn Outfit is complete ant
readily comprehended. Is sold at one-
half the price hftherto charged for ma-
chine:8 doing a like range of woi•k, the
manufacturers being determined to place -
it within the reach of every family -
the country.
.A. TniAL F.EFORE PURCIIASE will Con-
vince that • our machines are un-
equaled.
THE GITEIPH REVERSIBLE,
Machine °tiered to the publieLhence its'
marvelous success AVM. do all varieties
of domestic sewing: PRICES GREATLY-
; ' .
liana Machine, with full outfit, $12;
Treadle do., .$1.7. for;:e Each machine
guaranteed.
&4--3- Agents wanted everywhere. Splen•-•
did inducements to make money.
- Apply to •
Ts pre-clinneatly the bit 8h -wk. -Thread
GUELPH SEW/Hc r4AcHINE CO.,
G I' EL PII, CANADA.
W. N. WATSUN, Agent,
tiny. Address liARPER 111:0TITER8,
New York.
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subscribers at .errch, Olte re/matt:nee; EiX
copies for 620; Without rxtra eopy..
,mbseriptions to' Harp( r )11igazine, Weekly and
to .--ear, $111; or 1
ft 1.)Pri rt! iral,• to Oil,. thla,....gs for one y#11.1.4e.7.
Bark number,: erto 33/1-,,piloil at. any time.
Th.., 1388-811 vt,ltrtue-; .....rper*S• Wieldy in neat
cloth 101 la. sent r 3 -;pre•-s. froti #,f
for :47 ttleh. A #t,-,-.+11ri:,te.
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pt -r . at c -o.. ••••.'iot• parehier.
po.,tbre on 1`. 1,i 1:1f is ',10 rem.; a
Y1281', mok PAW a: ill/. pout -
;Alive. 1 BitOrd.ENS,,
STOVES, TINWARE AND
COAL OIL.
lur3 ju 3 r.. ,•lveil a In stc.eit
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nixt„:110eture, wh:eh bee, eat: r1 -.1i 21:1, eile1.11./ as any
in the tr301--.
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consturtiy tal 1:41131:111.1 2•••• onlyr.
3 Also, Stove Pis, ri'rcu:;-b.L.;ig, etc.
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COAC11.3
SEAFORTFL
by the Makers.
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THE RT-5&.4EL WATCH
For Durability. Quality, Finish and
_Neatness,
CANNOT BE EQUALED.
A new stock of the above Watches just.
• received.
A -COMPLETE STOCK OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER
• ALWAYS ON '1IAND.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of every
de,.cription repaired with neatneSs and
despatch, and warranted to give satis-
faction.
5,000 worth of 01(1. Gold and ilver
wanted, for whtelt the hi_gh4st price
cash or trade will be paid.
M. R. COUNTER.,
179 Main street, 8earorth..
WM. N. NST..:k TS ON
_ALWAYS 11A8 ON HAND THE
BEST
• SIEW/FIZAm
IN TIIE MARK.ET,
Eith:fr for Family use, or for Alatuif?...e-
tiirm purpose:% Roth single -threaded.
and ,double -t breaded, .and loex-stitch
Machines eau he :•)upplied.
Per -feet satisiaetion gndranteed, an&
instructions given to peraltsers gratis.
-as
I ''‘.;1 110 „ 110.12 agaitt:i.t • (1..'41) :n1 iifii .4-11.,7eil13 l)t. With the
s
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d •atti171-,
hu CI.,io.v3trpitotil abnttiigi.mAIni.i.
et.innt afnotri
#111t by
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1:l:•I:i.:;p121eIv-I,I 0,3, The rvincil (anada(('::nad-(a3 )
I. ter, Nt , .. cr, ter-
Seaforili. Nov. 9, IS71.
1 11 exeLsi••. Co.! 7 !
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LATIL and i NCI 1.3,..;-,
HE -niler,:iLzin.q1 hr.ve • on Ita-td at
1.110.r (»le half ini*,0 North of.
,1iedovville, a large sitoek of I kre Pine
Ltilitlicr, part 0.1131/1t13 :.;5, itl I...tit ofis o.
pr,...t.-Aal I -1 and 1-4 noorinz. '11.ey
hav.e all -0 ou hand .
75,000 ft. of S tri Lath
winch is warrnitt,11 first-class,
and no
'Their Shing;ie ::',Rteltine will start abont
the 16tit himant. after dare a plen-
tiful supply of 811.1N4 be kept
. on hand.
Prompt attention givtu to ord:•rs from
a distance.
M. T. sAIITH.
.Arril 12, 1671. 1-64f
E.1,1.21k EtZlf
00-0 To LEND.
T HAVE slm on band fcr
trarity,,, at
ti and • '21 i
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Fon Chi 'Itt2, 1.tt No. ;:0,-
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-op 3.; 3,r 11;:1-- .1'er
Elf 26' 41.;-; r*, •/; -431 .ti-' of .v1.: -it en-
b t -.owe v..eit wit 1. 111- v" ,zr• • No
i,•334,- laud: i It t.•.v, trt
rem:" t13, -...,,it• -•11 it. °I.
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• the V. .1%," nruce
wi..; sin oily iii• .if
pt fly •tiot 141• It ,..t:t"4-1 t. 1-1 a
1 3 ,us thip.• fut-ii-r
lara. apply to Tliz 1:i..rosnrut °nut St.,:forili.
14-4, 1b71,. .
; The 4:,sre 1Jistriet till
(atie and
• The Niaaara 1/i ztrict .3%1r:tut 1
his pocketh t
!'a1'121.The Travell-rs cf Hartford, (Life and.
Aczident.• )
PrUlliptig
ATONEY TO LEND
At mode: at• rat,,s of No com-
missionoq
. and ii...nses 111 Aerate. ,
..:11 0 I.:XL; bou lit on e/ ) !Able
term3. 160
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Tri DOLLARS REWARD.
rinTr: e.bove rt-werl will 13(.. paid to any permin
- -1- who will give to the muler*,ig.icil 31.1017 informa-
tion as wit 103:1 14) tilt rt•e1/V1,1'2: of a huge CALF-
,- is:CIN POC:CET140021, -which was icit. in or nee/-
1 village of Wahmit on the tith of Noveinbt•r last_
T •
1 in bilis, two of which were $10 bins on the Itoya2
%mhi
a n Bank. Also, a Note of Hand drawn by
James Rt.:a:111=d Thiltlleti iTt itt1t4......of the
: l.• i11X1 21t -I I
PAU and $50
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• Roorits -rp LET.
rpo LET, in Seott's Block, two commodious
Ple0OrclE on. the necend tat. Apply to
195 McCALIGTLITy 1t norna-FtTED.
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C. YEO, ALF C.f 1.11 °NEER,
SEAFORTEri,
Will attend to any Sale in the Co( -r.
Besillestee-Boar of the Catholic Church. 195-26
1 undernigned, f4o. the EttIM of $45, :45 of which haya
been ' paid. The public are • hereby eantionetl
1•
against purchasing this note, (28 payment of Ilk*
s1t1flegui..3 been stopped.
I 206-I WILLI iNr BELL.
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