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Oct.. 29th, 1S:1,: Mrs ''.
Lyth, of a son
Vingham, on the 30th ult.,.
Leet, of a daughter.
:ARRIAEES.
1 FC"TRAVES--:kt St. Msehaer
Ravine., a .,, on the 29th of No-
r the Very Rev. James~
>:isted by. the Veit Arch
th rages, € f Toronto, nude
e, and by, the Rev. P. Mr -
nares Louis Doyle, Barrister,
ch. to Miss earotiue Louise
;orthgraves.
lh._-In Mitchell, on the
* the Rev. Mr, Hawke,
fekef ell,. of the Township-
County
ownship-Cou ty of Huron, to hiss
Gill, « f the Township of
of
tty of Perth.
4I'ATHS.
(Triton, on Sunday, 3rd
beth, daughter of Mr. E.
roaehitis, aged 8 years,
Nov., 224th, 1871, the infant
as and Eliza Holmes, aged
and four days.
he 34th ult., at Westfield,;
aged h years. Deceased
..1rs Helps, postmistress.
wanosh
•Fucker smith, an the 2nd
lengthened ilhxess;Thomas:
-40- years.
IAI.ETS
SIAFoRTi#, Nev. SEI, i87I.
1n about the same as last
(-mint of the great stoma
the last three days, but
has been brought in, as
r, as the roads become
xghfng good, there will no
deliveries. \Ve quote
X1 1:6 to el 16
1 14 to 1 16-
(1 48 to 0 50
0 38 to 0 OO'
- 0 55 to 060'
0 15 to 0 IO
O15 to 000
3 00 to 0: 00
0 40to 0-45
GO- to 13
< , ...,. . T 5() to 800`
1 Ott toe 1 75
1 00 to• I7
0: 01 to 012
2 00 to 2.5o
tare' 1 25 to 0 co
004 to 0_06.
0 01 to 0 06
4 50- to 5. 0E
€LIN J<(IN, Desi 6, 1871.
..........�Y 15 1 16.
111 Cit' 1113
- 0,135 (' 0: 36
: 0w03 el • 0 55
O 48 ok, Os 52
...0X5 (i; 016-
0 12
6-
0x2: (et 0: 15,-
4 50
5450 eel 5255.
13. 00- ('t: 15 001-
.G; LIVE; STOCK.
hursday,' Dec. 7, 1871:.: -
!RECEIPTS.
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,;:
ears. cars. cars.
....190: 10, 142
310 37 267
.
_2;36 4 312
+lII1'31ENTS.
..<. 66 9.. 141
'14 lei% 282
n69; - 34 182
CATTLE.
is active with prices
ale betterthan last week.:
p. on the increase.
y comprise 960 head at
for natives, and $3 for
ales last week `I`tiesday
at C5 8a to $5 60 for.
ger,, 31 hd Ohio steers au.`:
k.'1tzs:
& Geary„ 61 hd do do
I32 hd 'Mich. do' av':
Celan & Geary,: 163 hd
at $5 31:1.
roe, 33 hd Ky. do av
to Coon & Geary.,, 5014
$40.
& (teary, M hd dodo
v, S hd Ma. do av 1363,
tree •G2. h(1 lues.. do av
(
Farthing, 10 lid ls.y.
4• 5.
HOGS.
to 1. better than Inst
1 tsireriliga sold ; closing;
the decrease..
1,963 head at S4 35- to
ale's last week Tuesday
3 90 to 84 30.
u2 lbs ` at .' 35
24S lbs at 4 35
'00 ibs at 4 35
- lbt; at 4 35
`•-4 at 4 35-
:225- ib.it 4 35
230 lbs at ' 4 35
t lbs at 4 35-
k 2Ek l €Yb, at 4 42
lo5lbs at 4 35'
the range of prices
Ii the sanie period 1870,;
:a1 d • hod;: an 4 "e;tlnes--
:-flays,;• the principal
STT LE.
1870.
ar 6 `r(2 :X4 7:r; to 0 371,
lir
64a 4 50to 7 85
6 00 4 00 toy 25
•r .x SU 4 50 to S S7'
eittlEle
,rs 6 50 $5; 50 to 6 550ver 6 75 3' . i / , LO 700
6-E} 300 to 68(1
to 6 25 33 60 tt} 7 0(1
�t)
4 35 u : 4.: to: S 00
4_50, E 70 to 7 25
o 4 00 6 37!,t&7 00
t, 4 4:r: 6 40 to 6 00
SSINESS CHANGE
e ,Er 1l -F +.taltst•.ht d lei -react
'.li .illi•, hes. tlu-r with rt
F • F -;rl sl+ r•'hitttli,t•. tia.tis-
: ••• Hilt;;. i or pat tie ular
k. EtlttlFr & TUNS,
Aielet vine
1
DEC. 8, 1871
THE HURON N EXPOSITOR.
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Trainsleave the Seaforth station as
follows
GOING WEST.
Express-. Mixed. Mail.
2.37 P. nr. 1.40 r. M. 8.40 P. M.
GO1` G EAST.
Express, Mixed. MttiL
I.(
'A A.. M. 1.40 P. M. - 8.00 A. M.
PLAIN SEWING.
RS. S\r1TH, North Main -street; two doors
south of lir. Thomas Stephens's, will take in
blain sowing. 209
GUARDIAN NOTICE.
'NOTICE is hereby given that after twenty clays
from the date of the first publictttfon' of this
notice, application will be made to the Judge of
the Surrogate Gond of the County of Mixon, at
• Goderich, for the itppointment of Hugh Love, Sr.,
of tate Township of Ilav; in the said County ,
\f Huron, as guardian of Catherine Tabotha Par -
Rona, infant child of Jiune.s Palwons, late of .the
Township of Stanley, in Baits' (County of Huron,
yeoman, deceased.
Dated this 60th day of NoveInber, A. D.1871.
209-3 HUGH LOVE, Steer.
STRAYED CALVES.
T12.A1t'ED from .the remise% of the -Undersigned,
ite'in Egmondvilter sone tinge since harvest, one
red steer CALF, aboutte -tenths old, and one red
heifer C<GT,F, about eighttouthis old. Any Derwen
giving information. whore they will be found shell
be liberally rewarded.
209-4* C. L. VAN EGMOND.
ESTRAY SHEEP.
E AME into the premises of the undersigned,
`Lot 8, 4th Concession, McKillop, about the
1st of September last, ono EWE and two LAMBS,,
The owner is requested to call, prove property, pay
-charges and take them away.
209-4*MICHAEL MURPHY.
ESTRAY CATTLE.
-0iME into the premises of the uudersignod, La
`-'No. 25, Concession 11, '.:McKillop, during the
past summer, three yearling STEERS And one
yearling HEIFER. The owner is requested to call,
prove propety, pay charges, and take them away.
209-4`` JOHN GRIEVE.
ESTRAY COLTS.
set:AZE into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
'al1, Concession 1, Township of Hay, about the
10th of November, two mare' COLTS rising four
years old, one a dark iron grey, the other a bay
with white hind feet. The ownerits requested to
prove property, pay charges, aud take there Remy.
ROBERT THO.'tIPSON,
209-4* Exeter P. 0.
ESTRAY STEER.
( _ ME into ray premises, about the griddle of
`•1 September last, a two-year-old red -and -white
:STEER ; large spots. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay expenses end take it away.
PETER MMe:QUEEN,
209-4f Lot 60, 4th Concession, Usoorne.
ESTRAY CALVES.
PANE into the premises of the undersigned,CLot 4, 13th Concession, Tuckerarnith, three
;Spring CALVES ; the owner is requested. to prove
property, pay charges and take theta away.
209* . JOHN SH elPHERD,•Xippcn P. 0.
TEACHER WANTED. ..
IA/ANTED a. Female TEACHER for the fourth _
* T
Division of the Common School of this Village ;
duties to commence on the 1st of January-, 1872.
Address W. HILL,
209 Secretary B. S. T., fieaforth.
NOTICE TO CREDITOR&
tCREDITORS of the late NICHOLAS MEL_ADY;
the younger, are requested to forward their
• claims for payment to
SF R. SQT;IER,
209-2 Barrister, Gonnxrcie.
HORSE POWER FOR SALE.
jOR Sale, one four Horse -Power. For further
particulars, enquire of
JOHN THOMSON, .
209-4 Steam Saw -Mill, Mc:illop.
REMOVAL.
DB. VERCOE has removed his office and resi-
dence to the ptemnises iruruedintely opposite
his former residence, nest to Broaclfoot's i'tani:ng
Stall. 209-4t*
Insolvent Act of 1869.
IN TH-1., MATTER of Henry Cardiff, an Insolvent.
The above insolvent has deposited with rue it
deed of composition and exchange duly executed.
Dated. this 5th clay of December, A. D. 1871.
DIXIE WATSON, •
Official Assignee for the County of Huron.
BENSON & MEYER,
Bfu•risters. • 209-2
Insolvent Act of 1869.
CANADA, - 1 IN the matter of -
Province of Outtirio, - ROBERT MOORE,
County of Perth. ) au Insolvent.. .
On WEDNESDAY', DNESDTar, the 10th day of January next,.
tho undersigned will apply to the
Judge
of the
said County for a discharge under the said act. ,
ROBERT, MOOSE,
By R. & J. G. SMITH;his Attorneys.
Dated at the Township of Hay, in the County of
Huron, this fourth clay of December, A. D.
1871. 209-51•
FARDI FOR SALE IN TU'TCKERSMIhH,
SING Lot 10, Fifth Concession, situated two
miles south of Seaforth Station ; there are 80
acres cleared ; the bush is all fenced, unci there . is
a new board fence across the front ; there ie a. good
framebarnturd shed, with a fair dwelling -house;
there is a well at the door, with never less than `20
feet of excellent water in the divest time; also, a
good bearing
orularl Apply t
o -
HUGH CRAIG,
209 - Dornooh P. 0.
NOTICE
TO DEBTORS.
A LL ACCOUNTS of the current year and also
']ell accounts and notes or other debts contract-
ed In proevioue years must be paid ori or before the
10th day of January, 1872. Otherwise they will
be placed in Court for collection, as my business
xauat be wouud up at once.
GRAIN of all kinds, Pork, Butter, &c.
will be taken in payment of accounts or notes, at
the highest market price, up to the above -stated
time_ JOHN LECK.IE.
Ainley ville, Dec. 6, 1871. 209
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS,
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
THE; public are hereby notified that all Births,.
Marrieeee azul Deaths for the year 1871, not
already registered, crust be registered immediately,
e as the books must be closed forthwith. '
Parties not eonnplyiug with the above will be
• prosecuted_, and subjected to a. heavy penalty. - T. P. 1mLL, •
Division Registrar.;
909
Seaftsrtb, Dec. 7, 1871.
IMPORTANT
FARMI
TO
RS
D OTHERS.
ACTING .purchased the stock -'n -trade of J
LECKIE, on. very advauti►godus terms, an.
havius added
A Large and Nell-se,ected Stoc
O -
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
Of almost every description, and being determined
° to do business on a .`•'
CASH BASIS,
'rices etre now Harked Down to the
VERY LOWEST MARGIN,
And many Lines of Gods to Cost.
We therefore cordially invite au inspectiou of
our Goods and prices, as eve feel confident that we
can sell you
DRY. GOODS;
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE
Reacly-made Clothing and
Boots and :Shoes,
LOWER than they were ever sold. in
AINLEYVILLE before.
An immense ,stock of imported
oPERGrOATS .-ti%T1 GENERAL
CLOTHING
Selling at. 30 per cone:less than the usual price.
BOOTS A.ND SHOES
Iit great vtuiety and very _chewy.
•
GROCERIES Cheaper than wirer.
Splendid TEAS from 50c. upward.
CHRISTMAS FRUITS
And all kinds of Groceries, vert' low.
Give us a trial before purchasing elsewhere, and
-we will gnarautee satisfaetion and prices.
Remember the place—Lecleie's Old Stand.
STEWART, THOMPSON & CO.
AINLEIVELLE, Dec. 6, 1871. 209
- NOTE. LOST.
LOST, about the 1st of November last, a NOTE
OF HAND 'pawn by Alexander 'loss, in favor
of John Dund s, for the sum of Ten'Dollars, dated
MeKillop, and falling due on the first of January,
1872. The p blio are hereby cautioned againet
purchasing ur egotiatiug the above nott', tui pay-
ment of the sane has been stopped.
• JOHN DCND AS.
t
.11cliillo D ..-
�c 4,18x,1. LO(n,
•
NO RISK.
Thome' Ecle tric Oil 1 Worth Ten Times Its
Weight in Gold. Do you know anything
of it ? If not, it i:s,time you did.
Pain. cannot stay where it is used. It is the
eheepeat medicine ever made. Otic dose cures
common sore throat One bottle hays cured Bron-
chitis. Fifty c mts' worth has cured' fl.n old stand-
ing cough. 0 e ortwo bottles cures bad eases of
piles and kit . •y troubles. Six to eight applica-
tions cure any ase of Excoriated Nipples or In-
flamed Breast. One bottle has cured 'Lame Back
of eight years' -tending. Daniel Plank, of Brook-
tnty, Penn., says : " I went thirty
tale of your Oil, which effected a
of a crooked limb by six applica
r, who has . had Asthma for years,
• elf of a fifty cent bpttle left, and
buy it if I could get no more.
field,
Tioga Co
nines fora b
wonderful cure
tions." Anoth
says : " I have
-$100 would not
Refits -Robin on, of Nuncia, N-. Y., writes : " Ono
small bottle o our J3clectrie Oil restored the voice
where the pars u had not spoken above a whisper
for five yearn." Rev. J. Mallory, of 'Wyoming, N.
Y., writes, "You Eclectrie Oil cured me of. Bron-
chitisiu ono w k." Dealers all over the country
say : "We hav never gold •a medidine that _has
given such com Tete satisfaction as this."
• It is campus d of six of the best Oils that aro
'known:as
own Is ood o take as for %tenial use, and
1
e s
isbelieved �immeasurably
eh � toIn
e e. 0 casurabl . u xeric r
C9 ) to any-
thing y 1.
ewer friars . Will save you rutirsh suffering
3 g
and re
mnu cell of expense. +use. Is ser i byone or
1e e
l
31
more dealers in every plum. Price, 25 cents. •
Ptepnrecl by N. Thomas, Phelps, N. Y., and
NORTHRUP LYMAN, Newcastle, -Ont., sole
ageatfor the Dominion. .
s 1oa n.-Eeiectrie—Selected and Electrizcd.
E. Hickson & Co. and 11. Lutmsden, Agents for
Se tforth. 908-4
SPARLIN G & SCOTT
HH VIN G purchased the Wholesale department
of Thomas Bell's furniture- Shop, -we are now
prepared to
'SUPPLY_ WHOLESALE DEALERS
Ii ITTIURNITUR >;
l
Cheaper than it ever was sold before, Its we. have
wrack great additions to the machinery and in-.
tend ennaufacturing extensively.
Parties may be sarc of '.good work, as none but
good mechanics are employed. A good stock kap
constantly, on hand. '
Lumber taken in exchau ge. •
Turning clone on shortest notice. -
(� Thomas I3e11's Old Shop,
Corner of 'Jarket Square, SEAF .WT11,
204 13 SNARLING & SCOTT.
LIST OF LETTERS PREPARE FOR WINTER
-pL311INING in Seaforth. Post -Office uncalled ,
1b for ea 6th December, 1'71.
Sleighs* e
and Cutters.
Belfry, J. 13.
Brown, Mrs. Margrtt
Campbell, Ana J.
:Orurnntand, 1).
Bthrington, E. 3.
Elliott,. J. N.
Ellis, Miss Jane
Farley, y, (Gorge
.t•'arers, Lucas B.
Gird, John
Gemmell, John
(.i^araty, Peter
Gay, Peter. .
Tresenden, .hunee
Hat, Mrs. Jannet
:Habberlin. John
Harris, John E.
:11 arson, J. B.
:Hancock, Miss Jennie
Ilutehinson, Miss Ja:rte
Hewitt, W. H.
:Hutchins, W. H.
Jener, Jolla
Joiui::ton, Jamas
Little, Thomas
Marshall, 1itIle:r
Mulholland, John
?t elatzr, John
_terns, 1'ntricek
Murray, W. H.
McCallum, Mi,;, Anuis
Mc Carty Daniel
McGonl le, Iitmes
Me(Tlister, Mrs. Jane
Mcrae:eart, Mrs. Sarah
Nellandr•, J. A.
°'Tilley, John
()'Connor, Thomas
Risley, Thomas
Sperling, Edwin
Spading, George
Shine, John
Sut 1i, Mies Mary
Sutherland, Robert
Sperling Richard
'Walkeer, lrehibald
\Nihon, Rev. E.
'Watson, `'arbet T.
S. DICKS ON, P. M.
WILLIAM GRASS:E
SEAFORTH,
Htes now .on hand a large -number of !handsomely
finished and substantially buiiit
r Ut r T E RAS
Also, a number of first-elle:4
SLEIGHS
HURRAH FqR CHRISTMAS.
THE .HOLID,
S-.0 O T T R
YS ARE COMING.
OBERTSON
Is ready with a large Stock of the very best following Fruits :
Layer Raisins, Bo es and Quarter Boxes,
Forj Family use.
VALE 1'TIA RAISINS veryfinestquality.
q a y.
SULTANA RAISIN, very cheap.
FIGS,. IN LAYERS, 25 cents per Box. .
- NEW CURRANTS, 6iean and free of sand.
FINESF. FE.ENC EI PItUNES.
DRIED APPLES, bright and well dried.
ALSO,
• FILBERTS, SOIL T-SHl,'LLED ..ALMONDS,
Valeutia Almonds, shelled, Brazil and Wallnuts.
LYON'S FAVORITE ESSENCES & EXTRACTS
Of Lemon, Cinnamon, Peppermint, Orange, Ratafia, Venetia, ,Celery, Cloves, °Inger, etc.
All the Delicacies of the Season to be had at
SCOTT ROBERTSON'S.
XXX 'BALTIMORE OYSTERS
- Supplied to Hotels and Country Stores at a small advance on cost.
W. S. ROBERTSON.
THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
Wellington, Grey and Brucelr
FROM
PALMERSTON TO LUCKNOW,
VIA
AINLEYVILLE
RANKS NEXT IN IMPORTANCE TO
LIVIN STONE'S
DECEMBFthBA]GAIKS.
The cheapest possible " TIIB.ocGli 3t •kTiss " can always be obtained, and " c'ON-
NECTIONSyeas in guaranteed when secured o his line by cash buyers � quest of
GOOD
ARGAINS.
No Transhipment necessary when you arrive at his
1:1POT
O
TIIE " D OMkVIO \T HO l • ,SrE."
.AINLEYVILLE, December, 1871.
LA
DIES
If you. want a NEW DRESS
If you want a beautiful s
If you- want the nicest IL
at half
If you want a handsome
FANCY FL
you want anythingthing in tl
y
LINE, go ri
He hasjreceived ust a fi-e
Christmas a
If
t :of FURS, cheap,
T or BONNET ill the Province
its value,
HAWL, WATERPROOF CLOAK,
N` ELS, in fact,
e DIY GOODS or -MILLINERY
.RY
ht to DENT'S.
h lot of all these Goods for
d the Holidays.
y '.
Don't fail td call first at D 1 NT'S.
WINTER!
WINTER
I N
V1 OF THE HAT,
The Latest Styles
J. DUMC=1N & CO.,
MAIN STREET, . SEAFORTH,
AV'E .just received a complete assortment of HATS and CAPS of the very latest sty1c S, and in
;great variety, comprising m part
FUR CAPS,II
A11 the diferent styles of
I
CLOTI-I CAPS_
Also, a vary • i ice assortment of
SILK AND FELT HATS.
COLLARS AND TIES.
All the newest lines in Collars, Ties, etc., ktpi, on hand)
Having, purchased for C~ish in the cheapest and best markets, we are preentr&1 to offer unn�ual indce-
Jnants to e:ttetnuie.rs. •
J. DU CAN & CO.
BOOTSAND SIIOES.
•
We have now on hand a ytry large stock of READY-MADE BOOTS ANI) SHOTS. which have• been
pnrchatst:d from the beet manufitctcnittti in the country, mud which fur quality and price cannot be en -
gassed'.
HOME-MADE WORK.
Terms as low as any I stablishme.nt iu the Comity. Special attention devoted to this departnieue. We are prepared to guarantee n good tit ants :I first -aces
fte,pairima-of e:eery description,•prorxi ptly attend-
ed fo, and satisft ction guaranteed
Be sure to cull and see my Cutters 'before par -
chasing elsewher
WILLIAM GR ASSIE.
N. B. --All over -dux Notes luta, Ace -bunts must
be paid forthwith.. 907
article at as low a lrictt as tiny tither hon -•e in the trade. .
Repairing promptly attended to.
Give us a call of invection and judge for you sccvos.
208
7. DL S C'AN & CO.
JTTST AItPIVED,
Another lot of
CHKAP FLAN -��
,1�ELS
Scarlet, 'White and l'ancy.
Also, One Bale of large heavy
ITNEY BLANKETS.
Parties wishing a good article, cheap, would do well to see them, at
LEE & SWITZER'S.
tools nfI 1; `su aJLlsiusnd salna )
' ,1I1L-1 .''T 0 ' o QN V B Sv.3
'Zig/ILA S ' aTI
W ., 31 E3!OHO `slinua MSN
':aZZIA s 2s, eau
.faxvH OS ZS T
die is Imp JO ager' oUIO
'w
Dexter r Training
and Sale $tables,
SEAFORTH; ONT.
DR. BAILEY begs to inform the Farmers nncl public generally, that he has specially fitted up Stables
for Training and Selling Iloruc,., and purposes to HANDLE TROTTING STOCK by
training and developing them to the best advantage. He haw engaged an old ,experienced trainer from
Kentucky, with the assistance of competent grooms and every facility for perfect and most satisfactory
results from all neuter my charge. Persons having good young sound free -stepping Horses would do well
to have them trained and see 11 they cannot be made to trot fait. I am constantly in receipt of terdeis
for good drivers and can sell an} number of good movers at Heat Flaunts. Parties bowing Horses in
Trailing will rceei'-e their time every week, thus enabling theta to see the inrproVement they are mak-
ing. We have as :good a hall mile track -as can be found in the Dominion for training Horses on:
Terms Reasonable.
Honses Bo?cght and Sold. One or two good T7•ottei s fiyr Sale.
OFFICE AND `aT'tnt,Es— South of the 13, &L. H. 11.R. R. Station and apposite the Woolen z'natrny<
206 _1-ddress, A.. H. BAILEY. S aforth, Ont.
ADJOURNED
SALE OF LANDS
FOR TAXES.
THE adjourned gale of lands for taxes will tale
plata ut;'the Court House, in •the
TOWN OF GODERICII,
on
Wednetxlay, the 20th December next,.
At 1 o'clock, P. M.,
At which time any land unsold in the list lately
advertised will then be sold for any sem which wan
be realized for them.
A. M. ROSS,
County Treasurer.
Cerunty Trnnsurer'ts Ofhlee,
Goderich, Nov. 22, 1871. 906-8
SALT.
ORDERS
For all kinds of Salt
Can nor: Irl: filled at
!A
R
I
CRAY,
YOUNG G&$PARt>< tdGa
ECLIPSE"
SALT -WORKS,
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Nov. 29, 1871. 208-4
r
W.
AND
D. RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION.
Notice to Contractors.
TENDERS
Alda united for the eonstruetionof the Southern
l:xtensiou of the' Wellington, Grey and Brace
Railway from
PALMERSTON,
on the Main Line, in. the Township of Wallace,
TO LUCKNOW,
in the Township of Kinloss.
Plans tua spr•cifictttione may be seen at the of-
fices of the Company, Canada Life Buildings:
James -street, Ham,Iilton.
Teudere ell) be received up to noon of
7't `. t8RRA Y, 12th, •j )rev-aar.T
Tender; will be lett for the n}
tions. The fmrit tieetia m ells -
W. McCTTLL arl-
Seerte
Herd"
NOTICE.
THE Tucl:ersmith I3reneh A -ioultural Society
will hold their Second Annual Exhibition of
FAT. STOCK
FOR CHRISTMAS,
ON THE SOCIETY'S GROUNDS,
SEAFO RT`H1
On TUESDAY, the 12th of December,
When the following Prizes will be offered:
1st. 2nd. 8rd.
Best fatted Ox or Steer,. ......-4 00 300 ? `00
13est fett :d Cow or Heifer, 4 00 3 00 2 00
Best pair fatt-cd Shop, '3 00 2 00 1 00
Best pair fatted Turkeys,' dressed, 1 00 0 l50
Best pair fttel
au
se dressed, 1 -00 0 50
fl
As a number of buyers are expected to be pre-
sent, it will afford an excellent opportnnity to all
parties haling stock to dispose of, whether cattle,
sheep, pig:; or poultry.
\%31. l ieCONNELL,
297-3 Secretary.
UNFAILING EYE PRESERVERS,'
THE sure pro.f of the superiority of
LAZARUS, MORRIS & CO.'S
Perfected Spectacles is time large and
increasing demand.
We are satisfied that they would he
.ppreciated here as elsewhere, and
hat the reality of the advantages
.)ffer'od to wearers of the beautiful
lenses, viz.: the ease and comfort,
the assured and readily ascertained
improvement of the sight, and the
brilli� nt assistance they give in all
eases, where in themselves so appa-
rent en triad, that the result could
not be otherwise than it has, in the
almost general adoption of the CELE-
BRATED
ELE-131t iTEI) PERFECTED 'SPECTA-
CLES by tlernsidents of this locality..
With a full kuowledge of the value
f the ustsertion, eve claim that they
re the most perfect optical aids ever
t'e411farttured. To these needing
Spectacles, fit unn'r to afford
portunity of procuring the
most desirable,
LAZARUS. MORRIS & CO.
Have appointed as Agent,
3L R. COUNTER,
200 Seaforth.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
ATE. ROBERT C_iRNOGH i.N begs to state that
'-'.having one of Maxwell & W iiteh res s cele-
brated Grain (,r ,
r ushcnse i.
h s preparctil to erussh
grain of every description for those who may tie -
sire it on Tuesdays and Fridays of each week, at
his premises, Lot 20, act Concession, Tuekersmith.
Parties, flaking their grain on either of these chttya
can have it homy with them again the same day:
Terms reasonable.
2003-3t-) _ ROBERT C.A.I3.NOC 1AN.
NOTICE.
LL 1'ereons indebted to the Estate of the late
1'Erxn RA tSAY, are requested to hake imme-
diate payment to the underlriTned, who are author.
izcd to receive the seine. All sums remaining un-
paid after the First day of January next, will be
placed in suit.
BENSON ;£; MEYER,
Rohe iters for the Adrninistratriz.
Dated this 29th day of Nov., .+.n, 1871. 8*
aUSINESS STAND FOR SAL
IN I3ERNE.
FOR Sale, in the village of Beme, on the bound-
ary between 'ivy .and ; tauley, 15 miles from
Seafoith, 8 from. Bayfield, 3/ ' from Zurich, a.
Business stand, suitable for either a }dere or a
mechanic's shop. A good dwelling-hon:,u is in con-
nection; also, a stable and half an were of l.tn 1
with good bearing orchard. This is a good open-
intg for a saddler. as one is needed in the place.
Terms, one hall .cash, the remainder in instal-
int:nes. For further l articnlars apply to JOH?
ESLER, Lake shore, Lot 21, litarilty, or to 'e
IRWIN, Berne. 205-9
NOTICE.
THE undersignedis now prepared to 1
Ewe,, to either hie Yorkshire Leicester
der Leieester Rains, at hie premises, Lot
Town Line of slaty and Stanley, TIMM.
pair of Ewes, payable at the close of the
TI. IJ
Hay, Oct. 4, 1871.
SHOPS FOR Si'
''OR SALE, two shops and fr
o. on Main Street, Se
rnieha+:I's Rotel. ALply to
Ifs -tf
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AND COP
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