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-CASTING
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DEC. 8, 1871
• 311,,,Wr.,.11.
114-appenrrince of a Shipwrecked
Ykariaer after a Decade among the
Sarageps.
ustice Ltne's Coot t turns out an
intei estiug case. Twenty ye us ago
John Carter and Mary Johnson
were married in Philadelphia. John
was a sailor, riot nufrequently ship
ed for voyages to India and Japan.
The couple lived hap•pily ten years.
But in the spring of 1861 Mary and
her children were left without a pro-
tector. In the beginning of that
year John had engaged on board the
clipper Columbia for Calcutta, and
the vessel was wrecked off one of
tne Islands of the East I l'z
11
Archipelago, and all her crew were
supposed to have perished. Atter 1
the lapse of y-eais the still comely
widow married George Wilson, and
afeer their marriage removed to
New York and took rooms tt250
_East Twenty-sixth street. Wilson
proved a kind and good husband to
the mariner's widow, and.everything
went well. .Carter's children were
by this time all grown up and able
to shift for themselves, so that those
aaf her secorei husband now Monopo-
lized all her caue and attention.
Wilson Was a ship -carpenter, and
used to repair to the East River
ship-yaids every morning to follow
Jus calling, leaving Mary to the per-
formance of her household duties.
While she was thus engaged about
a month ago, a poor, maimed,
weather-beaten strangenapproached
,the house in which the Wilsons re-
sided, and inquired whether George
'Wilson lived there. He was told
that he aid, but was then absent.
at work. Mis. Wilson wah, how-
ever, at home, and if he would \Valk
filrore next Spring than alt any time.
so far. ---Detroit Free: Pre,..
, Case of Abduction.
, ,-I-
Listowel was for the hitt time in
,▪ ts history last week thexscene of a
heartless 'case of abduction, by a
married man. Some two months
since, Charles Lowell, a wiell-knoWo
iesident of Galt, visited his place
and put up at one of ot r hotels.
Here he met and forme( the rtc-
quaintance of an attra3ti -e young
girl, named Miss A , 4 who at
the same time was boardillg in the
house, and working in a tailoring
establishment. Hit found.her to be
agreeable WM pany, and do ibtless at
of the wickedness of the \\oriel, by
once resolved to take advi ntage of
her innocence and slight knowledcre
making love to her—without letting
her know tttat be already; had a
wife who had claims upon] his un-
divided attention. He . remained
several dayis, during which:time the
b
air1 became 13 o far infatuad as to
. -.
uut the most -implicit fait'h in his
protestations of honorable love;
and on his going away, they mutual-
ly agreed to carry on correspond-_
ence, while lis promised shortly to
return and claim her as his .bride.
Days and weeks slipped away, until
one day last week our herc 'suddenly
made bis appearance at the hotel,
and inquired for his inamorata.
---.. .
He Ni70.8 tOi C1,, that she had gone
home to her parents, who reside a
few miles from the village. la:Tag-
ing a fresh horse, he hastily drove
to the place indicatv_sd. Nt-xt Morn -
Jug he returned to z the hotel, ac-
companied -by the girl, where they
remained only) long enough to change
horses. The -landlord by this time
gat) to think that the affair had
up staiis he could see her. For a I be
moment the wayfarer seemed to
labor linear strong emotion, but
presently recovering himself he as-
cended the stairs and knocked at the
door of the Wilson domieile. In-
stantly an invitation to enter came
.frona_ the within, and when he enter-
ed the 1 001n Mrs. Wilson, instantly
recognizing him, exclaimed,:"john !"
and fainted. The long lost bus-
bands story is briefly, that be had I
escaped from the wreck off a savage )
island, among whose inhabitants he
bad lived for years, practically a.
prisoner. A length, after he had
.abandoned all hope of ever again
seeing his couetry . and family, a
Dutch vessel providentially touched -
at the islazzd and bore hint to I
Europe, wheace a generous i Ameri-
a. . II
can . aptidn gave him a free passage
to PhiladelphiThere belearned I
of the marriage of Mary and of her f
removal with her children to New 11
York.
gone far enongh, as he .had under-
' well was previously
elieving that -the girl
nto a snare without
nsequences, he took
d -asked Mtn con-
fidentially if .uch was the case.
He admitted that he had been once
married, but s. id that his wife was
dead. Doubtlii g the' truth of this,
elegraphed to Galt
came bac
as living, and
s trying to
he mean tirnO, the
foimed of the. ans-
trued of the great
runninz. But she
to anything,' Of the
only in him who
ictive words into
the answer came
ad gone, and.' have
eard from in ti i
stood that L
married, and 1
was being led
knowing the c
hira aside a
the landlord
and 'the answ
Loweli's wife a
thought "she w
divorce. In
girl had been i
picions, and w
risk she was
would not liste
Kind; nelieving
ad pourEd sed
ier ear. Befell
rorn Galt they 1
ot since been 1
Mrs. Wilson, on recovering her
-consciousness and presence of m , vEs
; d "TOTi
that
it was
get a
qmirter.—Ramzer.
hastened to supply the wants of I)
long -lost husband , and which of th
two husbands shall have her as wi
iernams to be t:91vec.1 by the court
-or oy the -voluntary withdrawal o
one: of the rivals.
er I y
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.-_--1\1:-Bost :(7nkii7, i arler And Box Stoves:, of Jee fleet
'I hail juet reef ire(' a liree etoek
f. I manufacture, which sheTean sell as cheap as any ,
; iti. the. trade. • '
1
1 wriaoasaiRE„ or 'very- deserig)tievi, 1
I Also, Stove Pipes, E ve 'rroughtn.g,- etc.
I fa. at &e.eititriely on h.n1 and made to order.
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e
Lrftke SuDerior Silver Mines.
NWA RE AND
00AL OIL..
e past, season has- been :a In el easienk-Ivo;-• nremtith- attended to and outeide
• : wore receive every et ention.
one On the north shore of Lake
8uperi-sr, \vitli parties from all OVL
r
the co u n tz y prespect ing the urtin
land- and island:i adjacent, for the
ai gent ifertais rock, and it ia said that
now there is not z,in zwre of land iu
.
that region but what Las been tak-
en up oy srpelndators. The wonder-
ful success winch the Sil ver
COuipany met with
h, and the ricness
of dieir prolzerty, has been the
principal incentive, but the explor-
ations during the summer have de-
veloped o her good paying voiris.
The meat promising of these at pres-
ent is the Shuniah property, which
was taken up by Jarz,es Cron. It
was ofrered to capitalists in this
,citya , hut they did Dtake hold, so
Cason went down to Boston,
,
eg..4,11 pd L.
, A large stock of the verelbeet. ('on l Oil kept con-
- et:allay on heed, ahl and will • he Kowholeseie and
1 "4.1.-l4 ;
iinetulter flee place, Caradebtud's Block, Main I
A -
i Parties it'd. lee./ by note or book at:co/lee are re- ;
1 q - le o Isr,.. tle umlaut:Jo t t .
I [Own io (,:xtror et peels.
I Rage, woot-pietings, old iron, braes, copper,
for
Iii7 i
I.
and last week sold out part of his
claim to et COMpally in dint cit' for
$3110,00D. The part sold v7 -as 1,70Q
feet on the coarae of the -river, and
one and three-quarter miles deep,
containing three hundreti a lid sixty
acres. This is the iarpest sale, in
values, yet made in the silver region
The company, besides the atuonnt
paid for:->prverty, have a working
eo-pi (al of 100,000, and have al -
ready taken hold in eamest to de-
velop the vein. On Saturday lost
they bought an engine in this city,
and shipped it up on the steamer
".Keweenaw."• They will eittpluy
thirty-five men during the wintet, -
and put nu a larger force next
spiing. The Silver Islet -.Company
arc ljOW in a better condition than
ever to work their in in e. Tbey
have recently added a steam hoist-
ing- apparatus, zoisi stuint pump,
which will twilit ite the work.
They ate ;Lis° digging to find the
continuation of their Vuin on the
main land, with every proapect
ncct s TJic On t:11*2 0 Ctunpany
of this city, have been engaged in
looking for the Shuniah vein, ,which
is believed to ci.oss their- property.
They halve found two paying -veins
other than the Shuniah, Inat have
not done much towards developing
thew, as they are after the riehe,e
-vein. _Everybody who has been in
the silver country predict,s greater
NaTiCriTh
Figt4itiRS.
POULTRY WANTED.
The uniters4tned hi now trepared to pa:v the .
Highest Prie in Cash,
l'or any qnantity ol" ood Welleh•essed
.p LTRY
Delieered at the Egg -En poritun, Seaforth.
11:*- The Poultry must 111 be drawn.
207 D. D. WILSON.
EGMOiaTD rILLE
GROCERY STORE.
"Wisl. TI -JO. /SON,
(14,te of See
ITAtr
S received a ot Rupp v, of Chaice Family
•-•‘-'L Groceries, of every degerie time embracing very
Fine-flavor:id Teas,
.01. Valium; 1 -M -if idea.
Also,. Sugars,_ Coffees,: Spices, Fish,
TOBACCOES,
Biscnits end every other erticle in the Grocery line,
all of which he will sell at prices as low as can be
had at Se:aorta or in any House in the .County.
BUTTER AND EGGS
taken in exchange for goods as cattle
PLO UR A :VD ArflEPI)
_J
of every deertiption, kept constantiv on hand, in-
cluding Shezu-aon & Co.'8 'No. 1.
A call is reepectintly solicited..
-W211.- THOMSON.
REMEMBER THE BRICK STORE,
EGMONDVILLE,
LOGAN'S OLD • STAND.
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MER !HAAT TAILOR,
Has a yere•
SCOTCH,
SEAFO
TH,
hand:maul and extolled -re Stock of
ENGLISH AND CANADIAN
TWEEDS,
BROAD 'I_JOTHS, BEAVERS,
.MELTO 8, ETC., to choose from.
Gents Furnishings,
Such a EA Shirtai Collers, Ties, Under -clothing, ete.•
in great variety, aud as cheap as any in the market.
Also- , the 1at-e8t etyles in Lietene CoLLAns always
on hand.
HAT
;a
AND CAPS.
A large stocic of the Ycry bitted English. Ameri-
can and Canutli tn styles of Hats and Cape Ost
arrived: Cell ea ly, as they are going lase.
207 •T. K. ANDERSON.
• _.
A 13Y -LAW to aid and lIisist the TeroutO, Grey
auti iirses Railway Comp:1;v by giving five
thoueand dollars to the Compluty, by wity of bones
and to issue: debenturee berefor, end to atithorizo
tho levying of a special ate for the paymene of
the debentures met inter .st.
Whereat:, by the :Let 6
Legielatnre of the Provh
the thirty-firdt year of h(
porating tho Toronto, (
Company) it la provided
municipalities:, through n
which, the railway or wen
mind, pees or be taunt
the Maw Company by lou
giving money by way of b
the Arta Religion of the
Cf.' of Oktario, pessiel in
r Majetall's ineor-
My and Bruce Reilly:1y
that any 1flu'ieipn1jtv 0/
ly part of wlii.h, ur uear
it of the said Company
alonity aid and aeeiet
deg or geared:cuing or
rims, or other inetuie, fey
the Company, or nemingettinicipal beide to or in 1TATE .TT7ST OPENED LOUT a large atock- of
••••'`
aid of. the Company, or otherwiee, in Ruch ;moaner Ready-mede Ladies' •Gents' and Children's '
ear
and tusuch extent as net h ninuiciptditiee, or any
NEW BOOT 8f. SHOE GUELPH SEWING MACHINE CO -
THE SBORN
STORE
IN SEATORTH.
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SPT -T -IRR tS,r SC1\T
, -71
(Lately of Glencoe,)
of them, shall thiuk exp provided always
;•=4
that no such aid, luau, bort, or guarantee eleell
POOTS 11,,ND SHOES
Iv(
be given, except after the paesing of by-laws to
the purpome and the adopejon of tench by-lawa by
the ratepayere as provided pi the railway :Mt.
And whereas, by the act of the Legbda-
ture of, the Prey -vine(' of Ontario, passed in the
thirty-third year of Her Majesty's reign, chaptm
forty-one, power is gie n to any portion of
a. inumeepalay to punt AT 1 Z mils to the seill Com -
peaty, for the propose of al liug in the cou8truetiou
of their railway.
And whereas the majorit • of the portions rated
on the last anaessment roll as 1-wheeler8 that aro
codified voters, under the municipal act 111 that
p n ion of the township of Turnberry described ae
Odium" : Commeneing on the boundary line be-
.
i
tween the toe
wships of - T mitten-y..0nd Howick,
thence along tho - bounda y between Turnborry
and CuLross to the mideline !between tote numbere
ten andtile.ven, thence eon therly to where the said
sideline etrikes the first come:Won.thence down
tho said sideline between lets mumbere forty end
forty one on the first coneeesion, down to the
botutdary line between Tarnberry and Morrie,
thence along said boundaryto the line between
llowick and Turuberrv, inehuling all. that portion
of thei Townehip of fiurnbellry lying east from the
sideline &et above meutioned, have petitioned the
Connell of the Menicipality of Turnberry to pees
a by -hew granting a banns for the purpose of aid-
ing in tho construction of the said Toronto,
Crrey and Bruce Railway, to the aptount of five
thoneand dollars, and it ie expedient to grant the
Hattie.
And whereat!, for such purpose it is neeeesary for _
Heat part of the said Town:dap-of Turnberry above
deneribed to raiee the mid emu of five thousand
doilarm in the manner hereinafter Men tionod.
And whereas it will reeoire the Kum of five hun-
dred and fifty dollen:, to be raised annually hy
special rate onthe whole rateable property of the
said portion of Turnberiev above described for pay-
ing said debt of five thousand donde, and interest
on the debenteres to be iasued .therefor aH herein'
after mentioned.
And whereas tho amouat of the whole rateable
property of_ that portion of the fetid Townehip of
Ttnetbe.rry ttLove deitcribed, Lroepective of any fn -
titre increase of the mune and deo irrespective of
any income to be derived from the . temporary in-
voiatuant of the einling fnud hereinafter men- .
tioned, or any part thereof, a.ceording to the last
revieed asseesment roll of the said township, being
for the year one thousand eight humh•ed and "ter-
etty-one, is the sum of one. hundred and i twenty-
'
•eyere [110(16911(1[110(16911(1one hundred and ten dollars.
And whereat; the minimte
a of the whole raable
e.operty of the township Of Turnberry, irrespec-
ive of any future increase of the feline, aud also
treat:active of any income teebe derived from the
emporcxy investment of the Kinking fund herein-
: [ter mentioued, or any part thereof, according to
t e laid revieed tuteettsment roll of the aaid town-
s ip, being for th.e year one thousand eight huh-
( red and seventy-one, is two hundred and eighty -
s x thousand five hundred dollars.
et.nd whereas the amount of the existing debt of
t e said township of Turnberie• is twuuty-eight
thousand dollars for prineipal, end for interest
t iity-three thousand six Mildre*1 dollars, intereet
arrear nothing.
And whereas the said described -portion 0
in id townehip has no existing debt, other tht
d et proportion of the existing debt of the A
wnship, which proportion is twelve then
ft tr hundred and twenty-three dollars for airin
d for interest $14,007, and interest in a
U ne.
ud whereas, for paying tbe interest and c
iI r au equal yearly sinking feud for pnying the
chbt of five thouttand dollars, ItH hereinefter
tie tied, i will require an equal epecial rate of , four
an 1 omethird mills in the dollar, in addition tio all
ot er ratee to be levied in each year in. the said
ab 'WC described portion of the "mid township. -
.Be it therefteet enacted by the Municipd
ncil of the tes.vuehip of Ternherry thet it khan
may be lawful for that portion of di,. said
the
ut its
thole
Isoul
cipal
near
rent -
said
men -
Co
ani
toe•nehip of line:berry abeve detteribtel to aid :did
astiet the Toronto, Gree and Brace Railway Coin-
, pal y by ;riving thereto the sum of five thoasaud
dollars l'y way of bonen.
1`.... nett for the peepo$f. aforesaid the Reeve of
the 'laid townshall
ehip of Turnberry came: tiny
nu: thee of apbenturt-H of the iteid townehip of
Til nberry to be meet: for nnelh emits of money as
net • be required for the ed.' purpose, net 1..se than
*0 each., :mil not r. cceeding itt the whole the
tun( tint of five them:ten,1 dullare, whieh said del
tart e thail be Healed whit the :bed of the sell
tow islep Ternheery and.- •be' signed by •the
Roe m or oilier head of eht. Courea ef
the ena'-1 tow:lamp, :10(1 eneetereigeed by the
Tee tillrei'• or le• se eh (eller p .,-,eon peteone as
the Raid inueitepal Coaiteil 1.1-tv hy law eppeint,
and shall defile. tho 01 t ea id tow:eh:a'
i'ls'241tirli(e,hi.erly foe and oti account of whieh they elle
•
of every variety and etyle, whieh will be sold at
such prices as will
DEFY COMPETITION.
All kinds of Fino and Coarse work raade
to order, on the shortest notice.
Repairing executed neatly, cheaply and promptly.
REMEMBER THE STAND,
In GRIFFITH DAVIES' OLD STORE,
Second door Heath of the Post -Office.
Call and see for yourselvea and bo convinced that
..itnee Bargains are given.
197
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Lock -Stitch Sewing
MACHINE.
Thousands throuahrut Canada, a -
now -using these inachmes. They have.
, been tested beyond all .question make
the favorite lock -stitch, alike on both.
sides, and are pr rfounced superior to
,any ether machine offered the- ptiblie,
For wide range of work, perfection,
beauty and .excellence'• pf mechanism.,
adaptability.. strength and. durability,
The -Osborn Sewiny Machine
jr Improvements have lately been
made,- enabling the manufacturm to
claim it :as the ne plus ultra of Sewing
•s
SPURR ('''' SON' machines. Hundreds of testimonials are
being received daily from obd as well a
Openin# To-Dcly, IlOW operatorst ,a_ttesting itls. . wondertu
1do-
mestic sewing, from the finest cambric,
to the coarsest overcoat or upper leather.
GUARANTEED TO RE AS REPRESENPEDe
- • Ote Nu SALE, WiteRRANTED POR
THREE YEARS.
The Osborn Outfit is complete and.
readily comprehended. Is sold at one-
half the price hitherto charged for ma-
chines doing a like range of work, the
manufacturers being determined. to place
it within the reach of every iam in.
the country.
A TRIA.L Pe:FORE PURCHASE will 60/1--
ev(iliuteaeleda:ll that our machines • are un -
THE GITEIPIT REVERSIBLE
Is pre-eminently the best Single -Thread
Machine offered to the public—hence its -
marvelous success Will do all -rarieties
i of domestic sewing. PRICES GREATLY'
I REDUCED.
I Hand Machine, -with full outfit, $12;
1 Treadle do., $17. roiip Each machine
guaranteed.
777s
MAIN -STREET, SEAFORTH,
SIGN OF BLACK BEAR;
NEW FTIRS,
NEW SH-A_WLS,
NEW DRESSES, taa- Agents wanted: everywhere. Splen-
did indueements-to make money_
Apply to
And a large lot of
READY-MA_DE CLOTHING,
Direet from England,
GUELPH SEWINC MACHINE CO.,
GVELPH, 'CANADA.
W. N. WATSON, Agent,
ISO-ly SEAFORTH.
Which will be sold very cheap. Warranted by the Makers.
T EETH.
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PA 1X.
,‘•fs, A -?et -.17-..: • .
It 7-
asi
CI CARTWRIGHT. L. D. S„ Snrg-eon Dentist,
‘-'-• extract.; teeth without rutin by the me of the
Nitameat-Oxide (bee Offiee—Over the Ponntitio of
Faeleitin, Mr. Powter's store, ein the Alai•liet SL
;L1
Attend:met. in Seclorth. at Knox's'lione, tlie firet
Tuesday alai WV:IllegtiaV (.1 eath month; ;n Clietrm,
at th - , on the following mire -
(biers end Fri:lane The remaiuder •the thee at
his Strerford
Part nein irnig new c-t-tb are requeeted to eel!,
•tendanee.
•
.. Over 54,000 ifittiente have bad teeth :extructed by
C1 if at Seaforth and Clinton, on Dm lieet cleys of at-
ey. the •tie,. of the Gas. at Dr. Coulion's otlices, New recezved.
203
it. Thet the 'mid debentures shall ba made p
able in twenty yeetre from the day heireinaf
I eel, n the Litt' Led in the meaner &eq.:nate • iti-ei-
I uten:loued for thie by -1 ty,- to Mike e Mite, at 1he
THE RUS8EL WATCH
For Durability, Quality, Finish and
CANNOT 13E EQX.ALED.
A new stock of the above Watches just
Ban' of 'Toronto, in iorouto, and ellen bete.
, 4 edit 1 to them conpont. tor the puree. a of int: r -
ti one 1.
4. 'nett the gall debenture4 :drill b-ar inter:et
; I it'd,. 1 eie ye, ley, (ai the lire:,•deeye ef .1.1.:eare a; 1 .at an 1 aft. r tilt. rate of eix per teed. te•r
11eirtunt,
1%111 the al ! i• tnereat, which imertet 14.1:: al, '0.- 1)::.:-
1 each year, ue the Beak of Turonto, in
Toro' to.
rt. Thrt L:r the enrols.. of foreihe a einkine
Nal ao um ptesaaaa of the said debt -Warm( anti
the to eaei.t. thereon, et the rate dotte.ail, an -equal
epecia rate of foar and o1i.-thir,1 101116 111 tlo, de1-
131 I. I.' h ' ot1;111,:i1.1r1r1.(Pyillii;i tit.:e1:.:Int ii nIt:::c1:1,ittel 1,114 Det•trilhei:•;1•.12,•2E:11.t1.;;:,...f1)b1,:.:2Litc.:Iiice:;(11.it-
-.rev horviubefore mentioned :Alla lit'hi'l j111'11,.
th-0 Sgill tam of twenty yeetre hetet the
'into effeet of thitt by-law, unities eneh Cie.
--1. thdl be Reiner paid.
1
I.
7. T1et the debeuteren to be signetT ;zed ie...nel
-0. '1'1•11. tide bv-law "'hall teke elfeet on;front and
Hier. the thirty -to -et day ,oc Deetenber, in the Year
et our LK) d one thottemid eight litautred tad /WY-
• enty-onc. e
rts don et 11 ithall be delivered by the Iteeve ef the
said T: wiethip of Tend:ea-1.y to the trueteee ap_
poitited ( r to be anpointed. in aceordrince lei ii the
tenth 1- ( (owned the :stud act ineoie.eretiiitt tlte grid
Torontt , Give; and 13ruce Railway Cumpany.
8. An I it ie further enacted by the said Muniei-
pal Con ten of the township of Tm•nberry that the
votee of the electors of that portion of the said
towneld i of Ternberry hereinbeforti ineetienedbe
taken. en tide by-law at Mrs. Day's Hell Lot 0.1
Cone:eta:ton C, Turnberry, du '1'nos.lity, the 21ith
clay of 3 4•etanber, one thou:tend eight bemired aid
e eveuty-one, commencing at the hoar of nine
o'clock ha the morning and cloning at the hoar of
five u'elork in tht• hitt-moon of the game day, and
that the th tern ng officer for takiug the said vete
be Ja)13 ['El Jelin: ton.
TAKE NOTICE that the above is a true ropy rif
the proposed be -law, which will, he taken into con -
1 Hiller:aim" by the Council of the Townehip of i Turn-
; berry. eftl.r °fa' mouth frm othe first publication in
.E
the Rentos xe(sieron, 1111' -date of which tirst
publicetiOn 'OM In the Harem Thepositer, en th
first day of 3)ece3flber, A. I). 1671, and that thee•
Votee of the eleclore of the "taid dui-ter:bed portion
of the township of Turrabkirry will be taken thereon
as
levied
able pt
ninth,
during
«main,
bentuf
• Tuese'ay, the 2Gth day' -of December, •
A: D., 1871, eannxteucing at nine o'clock in the
forenoon and clotting at five o'elock in the after-.
_noon of the Same day, at the place mentioned, set
out in end fixed by [lie eighth :dame of the above
-trne. copy of the said proposed. by-Ittev.
• JAMES JOHNSTON,
Township Clerk.
TAKE NOTICE that the above by-law is sub-
mitted nee:aiding to the following reeolraion, viz.:
Resolved, that the aboye by -Inc- granting aid to the
Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway Company be, "sub-
mitted to the ratepayer.", subject, to the conditions
contained in the letter of the President of the said
road, adeltertsed to the Council of Turnberry, bear-
ing date November the 1 8th, 1871.
JAMES JOEINF1TON,
208-5 'Township Clerk.
THE FIRST -PRIZE IMPROVED •
BEIIKSHIRE BOAR.
TEE nnbstriber will keep for serviee, at Ids pre-
/deo., Rot 4, Con. 2, Stanley, two miles, from
Kippen, -that well-kreewn improved Berkshire Boar
which took the let Prize at the two Cennty Shows:
also, at three Township Shows, all in 1571. The
subscriber has also purchased a young in:Trove/I
Berkshire Boar, eix month," old, at the Weetern
Fair, London, -whirl' he will also keep for service.
Terme, en for Peel' enw, to be Paid at the time of
eerviee, with the privilege of returning :ta (Jae] as
necessary within twelve weeks from time of firet
service.
• WILLIAM 131,3 1-1-4 T
NOV. 7, 1871.
JOTA! THOMPSOM
rn HANKs' his nuakerous _customers for
t their liberal 'patronage during the
last fifteen years, and trusts he will Lre-
eeive its continuance;
Ile has now on band. a large assort-
ment of Good: Sound.
Green Hemlock!
Which he warrants wil! give satisfaction.
ALSO
FENCING AND DRAINING
-LUMBER,
ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND.
A fee0_
20,00 FEET OF PINE
CL`T FoR
BUILDING AN CENERAL PURPVE°-
\\Tbinh he offers on liberal ternis. Or
ders will be promptly aVended. to.
The Mill is situated on the Townline
of MeKillop and Hullett, 3 and bilks
from the Huron Road.
Seaforth, Nov. 10, 1870. 84-tf
Marini] Sale
J BONTHRON & SON'S.
THE "WHOLE OF THE STOCK
WILL BE SOLO AT COST,
Until the 15th of December.
All parties o -wing accornts will save themsetves
trouble. by paying them imenetlier-
J. BON -7'
C •
./Y
A COMPLETE STOcli OP
FINE 0OLT) AND SILVER
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Wn,tcholt, (loeks and Jewelry of every
description repaired with neatness and.
despatch, and warranted to give satis-
faction.
$5,000 worth of Ol•d aDm and. Silver
wanted, for which the highest price in
cash or trade will be paid.
• M. R. COUNTER,
1.79 Main street, Seaforth.
Val. N. WATSON
ALWAYS, HAS ON HAND THE
BEST
SEMNCI MACHINES
EN THE MAIWET,
Either for Family lase, or for Ailanufac--
turiug purposes. Both single -threaded
and double-threadefl, • and •loen.-Stitch
Machines cat4e eupplied.
Pcrket sat:Gillet:on guaranteed, and.
instructions given to purchasers gratis.
. N . .1 'VTSON-
Cin also insure property againyt Fire and.
Marine Disaster, and Life and Limb
against death, and accident, with the
best Companies, being Agent for
The Liverpool and London and Globe
(English.)
The -Provincial of Canada, (Canada.'
The Gore District Mutual, (Vidal
Farm.)
The Niagara District Mutual
and Farm.
The Travelers of Ilartfotd
-.A.ccident.)
LossesLtherally/
Prompt
OICE
At moderate
mission, a,-
-
ternis