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in the fort, where
e-verythin!Y pre --
comfort. 13tt ring:
her of them were,
rninglv enjoying
Ther arrivat
in good humor..
holding a serieg
• Ert,Iish.speaking-
. the policy of
4eeting delegateg
eutenan ovenor
resent House and
e,N- election.. So
stlecessful. _ The
paz -ed here itz
ago have hem
sn Pi`ery Parish
Fittl'Illtitted them
:ed in attaining
for, dellonent
anv rate, it will
Excellency het -e
Ilonie thatthe.,
latiou are not
un.re notmense
W. S.
is.
; on th iftli
Iues Death; oftt
-Egmoin ville, an
Mr. Crahara,
Miss me Ana
Fe Township of
he 12th inst., by -
Ir. James Tailor,
rHilibert, to Mist.;
6c-nship of Tucker-
.
the 6th inst., at
bride's father, by -
• Jerry llobinson.
„Lennie, third.
2king-,haw,
Esq,
v. ---- in Clinton,
the rc.5idec.ce C,f
G.rahara,
4 Miss Elizabeth
:Linton.
rr.residenee of the=
Esq., on
by Itev..
Ir., Henry IL
n r, to Misu
day last, Mrs;
Ix( Hullett, of
, Dee. 14, 1871.
this week hast,
Living been
RIS of produce.
ing, is quote&
'reek's figures-
'axt advance of
rains reinaitt
XS beconanig
Sleighing ; -we
r more than
3•• reached tts:
:An impression
(piing at still
',.•.41 14 to 1 1%
; 10 to: 1 12.
: 50 to, Ci
08s to
15; to 06�
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!--0 15 ta 011:
' 00- to O(»
U 40 to 0, 45
19 00 to. -Vf 25,
75) to. 6 go:
CM to 175.
.1 00 to 1 W‘e.
01 to
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per
lc,et the
:easier in
report -d.
el inquiry
ctrii.ahiy
er *tau
• arid
tait cart
is pro -
ere was.
*f any„
cart:P.
extra,
.ge.d at
104
Tho
rig, and.
(i sales
;it out -
of rail..
tv and
_
'itained
S and
2ti• ;
spring,
"red
au-
DEc. 15 1871.
• .car lots on the track. Holders generally
.ask 45c, 1 car sold at 44c. Street prices
45c to 46e. _
PE.t.s-.Nothing doing ; prices nominal;
• street prices 65e to 66e.
HAY- Sold from $15 to $22.
STRA.-w-$9 to 814.
DRESSED HoGs-ln fair supply, with
.buyers freely paying $5 to $5 25.
BuTrEn-Qaiet and unchanged.
•:NEW YORK HORSE MARKET.
TVESDAY, Dee. 12, 1871.
There has been a little •more inquiry
ter heavy draft and light harness horses,
the former selling at from $230 to 8350
per head, the lattcr at from $500 to $800
per pair.
For valnable animals there has been
some call,- but we learned of no sale of
note. There is a scarcity in the market
of large, highly -bred, tine -stepping, well -
matched, and perfectly broke carriage
horses.
Black geldinE-4.- James H. Burke, ser en
years -01d, 16 lands high, by TripPo,
dam a thoroughbred mare, with a record
of 2:27i, has recently been sold by Mr.
Burke, of Syracuse, to Mr. J. D. 'Walton,
„price $15,000.
BREA.KFAST-E.PPS'S COCOA-GRATEkti
AND CO3IFORTING.----" By a thorough
knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and
triton, and by a careful application
of well selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has pro-
vided our breakfast -tables with a deli-
cately flavored beverage which may save
US many doctors' Aervice
Ocez.(lte.--Ma,de simply with boiling wa-
ter or milk. Each packet is labelled_.
"JmIES Errs & Co., Honneopathie
Chemists, London." Also, makers of
Epps's Milky Cocoa (Cocoa and Con-
densed Milk).
•
SCHOOL TEA HE6 WANTED.-
ANTJ,D, for Sehot I-seetiou No. 5 Township
of II wick, a- male r fernalle Teaehor holding
a third -el tss cortitlea . Apply to the Trustees
Pers,,ualb or by letter duties to `connuenee oir
7th Janua4, 1872.
- MAR. ES Mc4LAUGHLIN,
WILL A11 1RM T,
IIUGH CARROTHERS,
210-8 Trustees, Gonnin I). 0.
FARM AND PHOT GRAPH ROOMS FOR
LE.
VOR Sale. lot No. 29, 0 n. 7, township of -Morris,
-'`-. contaiting 100 aeres, 70 of nbieh are cleared
mind in a state of good e titivation. The wl ole Is
well fenced. There are on the promises t good
frameWire; barn! and hewed I g-honse e; two
piwale
:and a pint* bearing ore -bud. ad. iii8 far1m is \ 'Min
one mile of Ainleyville, thtiviefre village, whore a -
station of the Wellington!, Grey and Bruce Railway
will be locatodealso the breadth Of a het from the
Northern (traxel Road. Also, a. frame dwelling-
hottae, with the upper pn, t fitted for a Photograph
G 11,
ellerY. There is a„ good well and stable on the
premises, also a good g rden. This property is
situated neer the Intsinee4 centre.of the vilInge of
, le roxeter, through which the Toronto,. kir and
Brume itailwny will be et luting, within one year.
The whole will be sole on
easy terms. For parti-
enters apply to the Prowl 'tor.
8 MUM WALKER',
hotographer, .Wroxeter.
N. B.. -_-The Phaogolepl ie Instruments will be
sold with or without the g lefy. 2108m
- -
FOR ALE.
F°'1 sale. - cheap, a 2. -home power ENGINE
and Boiler, good as iijw, C. H. :W.vrEnoes &
lerantford, 11fakere. 4.lso, EXIne. MAO:LINE:11X
AND BELTING, used for ht ring Sa1f Wells. Apply.
to M. & T. SMITH, Diu le P. O.
A uleyville, Dec. 12, 184 210
CHRISTMAS LITERATURE.
flr
BOOKS
BOOKS, C;
Suitable for Christi4s met -New Yetir 0
Gifte, ine ndiug
)4 FAMILY BIB
lease everybody. but Frank Paltridge
THE nrin was nevet-known that could PEW B
LES
RI
XPOSITO R.
.-1, 4, • •
u.A11 FOR CHRISTMAS.
THE I-IOLIDAYS, ARE COMING.
0 S C T
LAYER RAISI
Lyon
-4--
CAME is
v-• the yflj
vender, al
041 to call, e
away:
208-4
AME in
No. 17,
the 8th
owner is
charges am
BLES, w
VA LENTrA RAISINS, very
SITTA4 NA RAISINS, very c
FIGS, IN -LAYERS, 25 cents
Is ready with a large Stock of the very hest following Fruits :
8, BOXES AND QUARTER BOXES,
finest quality.
enp.
per Box.
.F'tir Family use.
NEW CrURRANT6, clean and free of sand.
iFINES FRENCEI PRUNES.
DRIED APPLES, bright and well dried,
Also Filberts, Soft-shelled Almonds, Valenta Almonds, shelled, Brazil and Walnuts.
s Favorite Essences and E_ -tracts of Lemon, Cinnamon, PeRpermint, Orange, Ratafia; Vanalia, Celery, Cloves,
Ginger, etc.
All the Delicacies of the Season to be had at SCOTT ROBERTSON'S.
XXX BALTIMORE OYSTERS
ESTRAY HOG,
to the premises of . the undersigned, in
tge of Seaforth, ahont, the First of No-
ueett white SOW. The owner is request -
rove property, pay charges and take her
JOHN ELDER.
ESTRAY STEER.
-„ the premises of the midersigued, Lot
ConeenSsion 2, 'racket -smith, on or abont
-dant, threeevear-old STEERt --The
•quested to call, prove property, pay
• titke the animal away.
NATHANIEL JOHNSTON.
! 1-3 NOTICE.
comes the nea,rest to it in his line of 0 POCKFT TBLES, i -hri
I A, 'STRAY STEER and HEIFER, mining two
bnsinoss. $1 per dozen. Scott's block, • ; ---.- yalLrs old, came into Ili V possesSion two months
TEST TS, . . : ago, Lot 11 Cn. o 4, Townehip of U'ernberry. Any
C eel one proving property and pa3 lug epx„unies can ha
Seaforth. ve
E-4 PSALM BOOKS, PI ATR BOORS.
.4 . ':4 208-4*
TIER man was never known that would ,....,, teneut HEN ItIr ClESAlt.
eke I H ___ . _
please everybody, but Frank Paltridge
ALSO,
A choice ass°
of
,cornes the nearest to it in his line of Miscellaneous Literature.
• Seaford'.
business. $1 a dozen. Scott's Block. E -i•
frA
TH
STRAYED.
• 0.4.-mE ma) the premises of the subscriber, Lot 9,
C 2nd Coneession, Townehip of Hay, on the 17th
.November st, one. HEIFER, one year old; one
STEER CALF. The owner is requested to prove
[ Cee property, Pay charges and take them 'amity.
-WILLIAM WHITLOCK:
208-4*
'
•
includi i
Divisions Courts ---1872- E POETS
co
Division Courts will be held as follows: C/2 Yarioue styles Int
Dungannon.. ....April 2 .e4 ALSO, caILDEt
Wing„ham:. _ Stan 16
AinfeSville ..... _Jan. 28
Sea -forth ---------Jan.25
Exeter Jan. 27
Dungannon. Jan. 80
.. . .. Sian. 31
Clinton • *eh. 1
Goder.ich . . . .Feb. 5
•Exeter P. O., Nov. 28th, 1871.
N'S BOOKS, If"' —
„April 3
Goderich........Amil 4 , in great vane
Wingham. Sprit 19 1--4
•
ESTRAY STEER.
ety•i lee!' CAME to my premises, about the 1st of Septem-
.... v bu, a da k ',At b LER, r bung tno e ems old.
- Goods. 0
,-, The owner - is requested to prove property, pay
! , charges and take it away. • '
EDWARD STA.NLEY.
Lot 9, 12th Concession, Rullett.
Ainleyville May 2.1 0 Paper Mache
Seaforth-. ... . .. . May 23 "
Exeter. ...... ...Muy 95 reet . WRITING D'
Clinton.... __ ..-May 81 e
Wroxeter......Marc,h 26 Dungannon June 3 e..1 Ladies' 'Work Boxes, Ch
-see
are 3 Bee fielcl . . . . . . . . Jane 4 Brooches, intc. ! 0
....
1•1xeter March 30 Goderieh Jane 6 _libitum, Gold Pees, Gold Pencil Cases,
Clinton April 1
Rings. c/1
•
Mf • TO 1:' i .
ESK8i ' it7t 203-4t*
aims, esoee.ets,
r 1- t
Gold and Silver
The Ceurts will Open at 10 A.M. each day.
e -e- A fine: assortment
SERVANT GIRL WA'frD Ic4 For Girls and Boys:
• ' 1'71
WANTED immediately, a ccood SERVANT -At LUINISDEN'S I P
7 GIRL.. Apply at the EXPOSITOR Office. CORSI-ER
N DUNG CATTLE ESTRAY.
i 0 t
AmE to . subscriber, Lot 81, Tenth Con.'
v-/ Mpli-illre , in the month of June last, four
young CATT E, two hollers and two steere ; one
'of the heifer, is three year old, the other two; one
of thcesteers s two years old, the other one. The
Owner is retp eSted to prove property, pay expenses
and take then away.
207-4* ' 'WILLIAM ALEXANDER.
E TRAY HEWER.
,
is reqn •sted to prove property, pas charges
I CAME into the premises of the undersigned; Lot
'‘.-1 No. 25, C neeseion ii, MeKillop, on or about
1the last of Oc_ober, a two-year-old llEn?ER. The
.0iviwr
; and take her tway.
1 207-4*
[
YOKE OF OXEN FOR SALE. I
FOR SALE, a good heavy yoke of working •
OXEN; very quiet; well -matched. Apply to
ALEX. MURCHIE,
Lot 26, Eighth Concession.
210-4 t Winthrop P. 0.
ESTRAY SHEEP.
STRAYED from my premises. Lot 26, Eighth
'''-/Concessiou, McKillop. (Grey Road,) about the
beginning of December, three SHEEP and a RAM.
Information respecting them will be suitably re-
warded by the subscriber_
•ALE .K ANDER 31.1THICHM,
21041- - Winthrop P.O.
STRAYED STEER AND HEIFER.
QTRAYED frorn T..ot 13, Bayfield Road, Town- I
•" ship of Stanley. a. red and white STEER, com-
ing two years old; also, a red HEIFER wining I
two years old. Any person giing: information
210
STORE,
SEAFORTH.
will he euitably rewmueled.
210-4 ROBERT REID, Varna P. O.
ESTRAY CALF, EWE AND LAMB.
CAME into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
-•*26, Concession 2,.MelCillou, on or about the 1st I
of October last, it spring CALF;'else, a EWE I
an LAMB. the owner or owners of the above are
requested to prove property, pity expenses and take
them away.
210-44
•
The best made, most stylish, most. durable, and
cheapest
CUTTERS, . PLEA SUR E iS'LEIG118,
MRS
LAPSLIE.
ESTRAY STEER,.
elAmE, into the premises of the undersigned. Lot
ve/22, Fourth Conceesion, Tuckersmith, H. R. S.,
on or about the 1st of October last, a yearling
STEER.. The owner is requested to call, prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
210-4* ALEX. BROADFOOT.
STR7AYED SOW.
STRATE D from thdpremises of the enbscriber.
Lot 30, Third Conceesion, Tuekersmith,
Road,) about a month ago, a Berkshire SOW PIG,
black with white spot on face. Any information
will he suitable -rewarded.
ROBERT 31.-CARTNEY,
Tuckerstnith, Dec. .13, 1871. 210-3t.
ESTRAY CALF.
..fixarE to my premises Lot 24 First Concession;
v-eltrotris, about the fitst of October, a spring
CALF; dark with white spot ou forehead.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay ex-
penees and take it away.
210-4s CHARLES WANSLEY.
ESTRAYED.
CAME to my premises„ Lot 3, Thirteenth Con!
v-iceseion, Tockerennth H. R. S., about the end
of October last, two 'CALVES and a yearling
STEER. The owner ie requested to prove proper-
ty, pay expenses and take them away.
210-4s 3A1, -IES LATTA.
-
ESTRAY HEIFER,
ftAME into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
v'16, Coneeesion 4, Townehip of Stephen, about
the 1st November, a white and red emitted
REIFF:It, about four years old. The owner is rel
quested to prove property, pay charges and take
her anal'. THOMAS •FOLL:AND,
210-4e Exeter P. 0.
•ES -TRAY STEER..
:', to the premises of the subscriber, Lot 18,
Fourteenth Concession, Hilthert, nhout the let
Noeeenber, a yearling STEER; color red. Thu
owner is requested to prove Property, pay expenses
and take him aWay.
210-4 f JOHN HORTON,
ESTRAY CALVES.
CAME to the premises of the subscriber, Lot 2,
N-JSeemal Conceseion Tuckersm'th f R '
DEMOCRAT Cl UTTERS, tf;e.,
Manufaittered at. •
MeIXTOSII & MORRISON'S
. Carriage Factory,
210-18 Main -street, Seaforth. •
CiAM.E- to the
REPAOVED. REMOVED. I k-/151,11 of Nov(
•
; grey in color.
Iproperty, pay e.
207-4t* •
JAMES GRIEVE.
TRAYED CALVES,
I i )to the premises of the undersigned,
Lot • No. 0, Firth Coneeseion, Tuckeismith,
Mill Road, so on weeks aeo, Pen' spring CALVES. Read
- Th -owner i requeeted to eat], prove pinperty,
• pay expenses nil take theta away.
207-4
supplied to Hotels and Country Stores at a small a(ivanee on cost.
iNifienTANT TO
FARMERS
AND OTHERS.
WAVING purchased the stock -in -461e of J.
-LA-LECKIE, on • very adventageoes terms, and
'bathe; aided
A Large and Well-.%lectecl Stock
OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
Of almus
every -description, and being determined
to do beileiness ou a.
CASH BASIS,
Prices re now Marked Down to the
V PLY LOWEST MARGIN,
And ma ly Lines of Goods to Cost.
We the •efore cordially invite an inspection of
our Goods and prices, as we feel confident that we
can sell ye
Y GOODS,
GROCERIES,
H RDWARE,
DAVID WALKER.
STRAY SOW
CAME into he premises of the marbecriber, Lot
S---80, Fifth oneession, Tuekernanitle some weeks
ago, a Black , OW PIG. The owner is requested
to prove prepe •ty, pay. Charges and take her away.
207-4t (ea ORGE WALKER.
STRAY HEIFER.
-CAME into t e premises of the undersigned., Lot
N'oe.16, th Conceesion, Morris, about July
last, a year-old HEIFER. The owner hi requested
to call, prove troperty, tell. charges, end take her
":113o%rriS, Nov. 29, 1871. JOHN
WILSON.
M. ROBERTSON,
Cabinet-maker and Underteker,
A.6 BEMPeED his Ware -rooms to
JOHNSON'S. OLD STAND,
Main -street, Seaforth,
Where he has on hand a superior stock of
tune of every description.
CALL AND 1S'EE JJ
UNDERTAKING.
Having parcluteed Mr. Thomas Bell's HEARSE,
I am prepared to attend funerals on the shortest
notice, either intown or country. • •
Collins,- All Sizes,
•
Kept constantly on hand.
CABINET-MAKERS WANTED.
A, ANTED, t‘4. good Cabinet-makers ; .steady
work and good witgtes. • •
204 :TABLING & SCOTT.
SPARLING& SCOTT
parchneed the wholeeale department
of Thomas Bell's *tirnituFe Shop, We are now
prepared to -
SUPPLY WHOLESALE. DEALERS
t •
'1171 •F UR AT
Cheaper than it ever was sold before, as we hava-
made. fir -oat edditione to the nmehinery and in-
tend manufacturing extensively.
Parties may be sure of good work, as none but
good meehanice are employed.' A -good steels kep
constantly on hand.
Isimber taken in exchange.
Turning done on shortest notice. ;
.,
. t.:::47 Tlionins Bell's Old Shop:
Corner of Market Square, SEAFORTH;
about the last of November, two small red heifer ; -I
CALVFS- The owner is reqttehted th prove prop„ 2P4,13 SPARLING i."i SCOTT./
erty, pay expenses and take them away. .
,
I ' PREPARE FOR WINTER -
2,10 -4-1- . _JAMES •LANG.
Sleighs .and'Cutters.
1
WILLIAM GR-ASSIE I
SEAFORTH,
AUCTION SALE
or A
DWET LING -HOUSE AND WAGON-
_
81 -TOP, IN SEAFORTH.
Also, Lumber, Household Furniture, &e.
B. J. P. BRINE has received inatructions to
-L7-7-S01 by public auction, on the premises of the
undersigned, tee
SATURDAY, Dec. 80, 1871,
The following valuable property, viz.:
A frame waggon -shop, a frame dwelling -house,
about 2,000 feet of oak plank, a quantity of oak
lumber--ineh, inch -and -a -half and inch -and -a -
quarter; a quuntity of scantling, various sizes;
ten sets of waggou hnbs, and a quantity of spokes,
the wood -work of a, Demoemt wagoon, four large
farm gatt•s; also, a quantity of work -shop furni-
ture, together with a. quantity of?household fund -
titre, int -hiding stoves, tables, chairs, bedsteads,
lounge, &c., together with a- variety of other at -U. -
41o; numerous to mention.
Hale to commence at I o'clock sharp.
Terms -CASH.
210-0
GEORGE GRASSIE.
Has now on hand a largo number of handsonn ly I
finished and enbutantially built
CIJT'ITERS$
Aisti, a number of first-claes
Nitrons -Oxide (las. ,Ottice--0,,er the Fountain of
; Fastuon, Mr. Pewter store, on the Market Square.
• • ; Tact:day and -Wednesday of each Month: in Clinton,
Terms as Few as any Establishment in the 6)6/Ay. nt the Commercial Ht tele on the following Thurs.
• Repairing, of every description- promptly attend- days mind Fridays. • The remainder of the tinee at
ed to, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Be sure to call and see my Critters before pur-
chasing elsewheee. • —
N. B.-,111 over -due Notes and Accounts must
be paid forthwith. '267
CARTWRIGHT: L. 1). Se Surgeon Dentist,
v -i• extracts teeth w,thont pain by the use of the
T HEREBY G1V
.1- tions for a 11
•
for the. emit
- NOT
REDIT011 S
N --/the younger
claims for paym
209-2
STRAY' HEIFER..
premises of the tiebscriber, on the
iber last, a one -year-old HEIFER,
he owner is requested to prove
penses told take it away.
.-1.13IES MARTIN.
Lot 5, Fourth Con., Hallett.
_
CE TO CREDITORS.
1 the late NICHOLAS MELADY,
are requested to forward their
nt to.
W. R. SQUIER,
Barrister, Gm:murex'.
MO ICIPAL NOTICE.
TO THE ELECTORS
OF THE
OF SEAFORTH.
MUNICIP
TOWN I
, E NOTICE, that the Non:Ma-
:eve and four Councillors to Serve
lug year, will be held at the „
ALL SEAFORTH
et noon, on
Monday,
ecernber 18, 1871.
•An. Election, if eves:um:, will be held on Mon-
day, january let, 872 : the Polls to be open front
9, A. M., tre5 and the polling place for the
Nort of the Hurim Road, to be Mr.
Cash's Store. Gode ich Stroet. The polling piece
tor the suledivisiott, South of the Huron Reed, to
be at. the Town. Hill.
T. P. BPIL.
Village Clerk. •
Sea forth, Dee. le 1871. . ; 208
. _
NOTICE TO -DEBTORS.
oTIc.: in: beret+ given, that all panties indebted
-L-7 to the nudere! geed, either by note or hook
account. must settl the :came on or before, the firrt
of Jantne-e- next. e nOtee or accoents renia2i;ing
unsettlt•d at that di to will he placed in Court for
•aving Seaforth.
1871.
- GEORGE GRASSIE.
collection, as he is I
Seaforth. -Nov. 92
LL parties inite )ted to Dr. VERCOE, either
-t.-L by NOM or Benk Account are requested to
make immediate setelement of the same, otherwiee
they will lie 'placed i suit for collection.. 203-8'
TEETH EXT LACTED WITHOUT
PAIN.
S M C4— H S
Attendante: Seaforth, at Knox's Hotel, the first
WILLIAM GRASSIE.
his Stratford office.
Parties requiring w teeth are requested to call,
, if at Seaforth and Clinton, on the first days of at-
{ tendence.
Over 54,000 patients have had teeth extracted by
I the use of the Gila. at Dr. Connotes offices. NeW
' York, - 203
-made Clothing and
oots and Shoes,
LOWER. than they were ever sold in
A 1.NTLEYVILLE before.
An immense stock of imported
OkIERC6AIS' AXD CEXBRA
CLOTHAVG
Selling at 30 per cent. less then the usual price:
OOTS AND SHOES
In great variety and very elmay.
GROCERIES Cheaper than ever.
Splendid. TEAS from 50c. upward,
- CliRISTMAS •FRUITS .
And a kinds of Groceries, very low.
Give ns a t before purchasing einewhere, and
we will gnaran tee sutisfaction and prices.
Remember he plaee-Leckie's Old Stand.
STE ART, THOMPSON 8c CO.
AINLEYV1LLE, Dec. 6, 1871. 209
NOTE LOST.
LOST, shout the lint of November last, a NO
OP HAND drawn by Alexender Ross, in fin
•
1 .
„
TN' THIS MATTER of Henry Cardiff, an Insolvent.
--L•The above insolvent has deposited with nun a
deed of t•omposition and exchange dilly executed.
Dated thin; 5th day of December, A. D. 1871.
DIXIE WATSON,
Official Aesiguee for the County of Huron.
BENSON -IS: MEYER, -
Barriiders. 209-2
-PLAIN SEWING.
TuRS. surrn, North Muin-street, two doors
J-7-7-sonth of Mr. Themes Stephens's, will take in
plain senieg.
209
GUARDIAN NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that after twenty days
from the date of the first publication of this
notice, applicatiop will be made to the Judge of
the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron, at
Goderich, for the appointment of Hugh Love, Sr.,
Esq., of the Township of Hay, hi the }mid County
of Huron, as guardian of _Catherine Tabotha Par-
so2nontel-i3ufant. child of :fennel; Parsons, late of the
Townehip of Stanley, in eaid County of Huron,
yeoman' deeetteed.
Dated this 00th day of November-, A. D., 1871.
HUGH LOTIS, Senr.
STRAYED CALVES.
QTpAYED from the premises of the undersigned,
1/4 -/in Egetiondrille. some time since harvest, one
red steer CALF, about ten menthe end one red
heifer CALF, about eight months old. Any person
giving information n here they will be found shall
be liberally rewarded,
209-4* C. L. VAN EGMOND.
ESTRAY SHEEP.
(IAMB into the premises_ of the Undersigned,
v --/Lot 8, 4th Concession, MeKillop, Abe& the
lint of September last, one EWE and two LAMBS.
The owner is rectnested to call, prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
209-44 MICHAEL MIIIPHY.
ESTRAY CATTLE.
CAME into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
'No. 25, Concession 11; MeKillon, during the
past summer, three yearling STEERS and one
yearling HEIFER. The °interim; requested to trail,
prove prepay, pay eharg,es, and take them away.
909-4'
JOHN GltIEVIS.
ESTRAY COLTS.
cisME into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
Concession I, Townehip of Piny, about the
-10th of November, two make COLTS rising four
years old, one a dark iron grey, the other a, bay
with white hiud feet. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay ("bargee, and take them away.
ROBERT TROMPS ON,
209-40 Exeter P. 0.
- ESTRAY STEER.
fiAllE 'into my premises, about the middle of
C last, a two-year-old red -and -white
STEER; large spots.' The owner is requested to
prow property, pay expenses and take it away.
PETER McQUEEN,
209-4+ Lot 30, 4th Concession,- Useorne.
-
ESTRAY CALVES.
OAME into the premises of the mulereigned,
-/Lot 4, 13th concession, Tuckereniith, three
Spring CALVES ; the owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
900-4F JOHN SHEPHERD, Kipper' P. 0,
TEACHER WANTED.
'IA/ANTED a Female TEACHER for the fourth
Division of the Common School of this Tillage ;
duffles to commenee on the 1st of jantary, 1872.
Address . W. Alm,
209 . Secretary R. S. T Stetforth.
THE untlernioneO having purchased the Roxboro.
Gristing and lelomine creiteed the Ma-
lt ,
hintry, and put the Mill in thorough state of
. HORSE -POWER FOR SALE. repair, • are now prepared to do
"SY. S. ROBERTSON.
TO THE FARMERS OF HURON.
AGRI T )11.11.P113-CTIENT11.4.
PIRST PIR,ToM
GRAIN CRUSHERS
A(i)
STRAW CUTTERS.
0. C. WILSON,
Sole agent for the County of Huron, for the firm.
of
MAXWELL& WHITLAW
of Paris, is now prepared to furnish farmers
with their celebrated
Grain Cru4lers and Phraw Cutter*.
These maehines took the First Prize at the Pro-
vincial Trial fde agricultural implements held in.
Paris in July last, end are without denbt the best
manafectured the Province. Machines kept
constantly on hand, and can be seen by intending.
purchasers at anytime, at the Market, Seaforth.
Also a number of IRON PLOWS, of four dif-
ferent patterns, received direct from the
Celebrated Scottish Plow manufactory
Or
JOHN GRAY -ST. Co., GLASGOW.
These plows con he sold nearly 25 per cent. less
than similar plows of canedien menufaetarei
All other varieties of aviculture] implements
kept constantly on hend, which will be sold :at
manufacturers enie•ee.
197
0. C. WILSON'.
ROXBORO MILLS!
CHANCED HANDS.
FOR Sale, mu. four Horse -Power. For .thrther
particulars, enquire of „
JOHN THOMSON,
909-4 Steam Saw -Mill, MeKillop,
REMOVAL.
DB. VERCOE has removed his office and VOA, -
deuce to the premises immedie tele. opposite
his former residence; next to, 13tortdfoot'e Planing
Mill.2,0940
Insolvent Act of 1869
i Insolvent Act. of 1869.
Irr, eAN.A.u.k. ..) IN the matter of
• Province .of Ontario, ROBERT MOORE
County title _ insoleent.
On WunsEsper, the 10th cloy of Jennutry next,
the undersigned will apply to the judge of the
said County -for discherge ender the said ea. -
ROBERT MOORE, .
By R. & 0. SMITH, his Attorneys.
Dated t the Township of Hay, in the County of
Huron, this fourth day of December, A. D.
I 1871, 209-5 t
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nn as, for the stun of Tu Dollars, dated
McKillop, and falling dna on the th•st of January,
1872. The public are hereby eantioned against
purchasing or neeotiatieg the above note, .as pay-
ment of the eain:has been stopped.
JOHN DUNDAS.
Dec. 4, 1871. • 200-4:
NO RISK.
Thomas' Erleetrie OM Worth Ten Times Its -PARK FOR SALE IN TUCKERSMITII,
Weight in (+old. Do yen know apything
of it ? If not, it is time you did. I PEING Lot If), Fifth Cmiceesion, Situated two
! -"miles smith of Seaforth •Station ,• there are 80
Pnin eannot etay where it is nsed. It is the ; acres cleared ; the bosh is all fenced, and there is
elnaipest medicine ever made. One dose cures a. new boatel fence aeraiiii the front ; there is a g..nnod.
common sore -throat One bottle has eared fm -tune barn eed shoal, with a fair dwelling -house;
ehithe Fifty cents' worth has cured an ohl Stand. ' there is a well at the door, with riever less than 20
Me cough. Oue or tWo bath's ttUrus bed enniee of feet of. excellent water in the dryest time; also, a
pile§ and kidney troublee. Six to eight applica-- geed bettring oichard. Apply to
thins erne any cane, of Excoriated Nipples (Jr In- HUGH CRAIG,
flamed Breast. One bottle has cured Lame Back 209
of eight years' standing. Daniel Platik, of Brook- Dornoch P. 0.
field, Tioga County, Penn., says : " I went thirty
miles fur a bottle of pier Oil, which effected a
wonderful f
cute 0 a crooked limb In- six appliea-
dons." Another, who Inte had elettnna for years
sass . I here half of a fifty cent bottle left, and
re100 wouldnot I) my it if I Could got no mere."
Bnlits Robtinion, of Numb), N. Y., writes: " One
smell bottle <ye:1r Ecleetrie Oil restored the voice
where the person bad not, spoken above a whisper
for Jive years," -Rev. j. Mallory, of Wpm -ling,' N.
Y., writes, "Your Eclectrie Oil eared me of linen-
Chitis in one wee .'' Dealers all (neer the country
say : " We have - never sold a met -Heine that has
given such comp] •te Kathie:talon as this."
It is composed if six of the best Oil e that are
_ • and _MI*" dollars of expennee. Is sold by one or
i known. Is- Its gOt
is believed to he immeasurably Impeller to any -
tiring ever made. Will save -yen much suffering
snore dealers in e Try place. Price, 95 cents;
.
Prepared by S. N. Thomas, Phelps, N. Ye end
:NORTHRUP & LYMAN, Nen castle, Out,, sole
agent for the Den inion.
Selforth, . -
E. Hickson & Co. end R. Lumhdeu, Age nte for
Norei.--Ecleetr e-e-Seleetuti and Electrizet210.8.4
NOTICE
TO DEJ,".770./a
A LL ACC:Or-NTS of the em•rent year and also
e!"-Lall accounts and notes or other debts contract-
ed in mS•vions .years must be paid on or before the
10th day of January, 1872_ Otherwiee tiny will
he placed in Court for collection, as my businese
want be wound up at once,
GRAIN of all kinds, Pork, Butter, &c.,
will be takt n in payment of atertunts or notes, at 1
the hight et market price, up to the eboyeestated
time. JOHN LECKIE>
Ainleyville, Dee. 6, 1871. 209
it* SPLENDID BUSIUESS CHANCE.
Te -NOR Sale or to Rent, a nell-established 1.3nehness
-L. hi the village of Ainleytille, together with a
I well -assorted Stock of general Merehandiese. Sat is -
factory reateme ether) for selling. For particulars
apply to •
(1 to take as for externul nse, and
REMOVAL OF ROSS'S HOTEL
AND TAGE OFFICE.
WRIGHT & ROSS.
239-4
THE FIRST -PRIZE IMPROVED
BERKSHIRE BOAR.
THE subscriber iegs to state that hi, has •-•"••re-
moved to the adding formerly occupied by
Mr. M. -Robertson S a Cabillat Factory, near the
Station, which he Ian .fitted up in a suitable man-
ner for a Hotel. inviteall his old friends and I
customers to his n quarters •where he will be
happy to attend to their wants. Iirst-elas4 Stab -
hug and large pm in connection. Parties going
North will find it o their advantage to patronize
Ross's Mail Line (et' Stages, which shut from this
Ht2itoeol.
JAMES ROSS. I
THE subscriber will keep for eerviee, at his pre-
-1- miees, Lot 4, Con, 9 Stenley, two 1 • • front
hippen, that well -line wn improved Berkehire Boar
which took the let Prize at the two County Shone; t
ahem, at three Township Shows all in 1871 T1 •
subscriber has also purchased a young improved
Berkshire Boar, six months old, at the Western
FeirSLondon, whieh he: will Also keep for service.
'Terms, for each sow, to be paid at the thne of
service, with the privilege of returning • • as
necessary within twelve weeks from time of first
eervice,
WILT I •
GR [STING, CHOPPING
AND
All other kinds of general Custom Work
on the. shortest notice.
They would also desire to state to fannere tunT
others, that as the work will be done under their
own supervision, they Inn -cc no hesitation in guaran-
teeing entire satisfaction.
A trial respectfully solicited,
B. SHANTZ & BROTHER.
Roxho o ,June ,1871. 184-tf.
JUST ARRIVED
1000 ROLLS
OF
WALLPAPER.
OLD STOCE SELLING,
(HIE AP AT
ARMSTRONG & PRICE'S
BOOKSTORE.
Main Street, Seaforth,
SEAFORTH
PLANING MILL,
SASH, 1)00.R,
BLIND FACTORY.
rpm; begs leave to thenk hiS numerates
enstomers for the liberal petronnge extended to
him since eunnnencing business in Seafortle and.
trusts that he may he favored with continuance
of the same.
Pat Hee intending to build would do well to. give
him a call, as he will continue to keep pn Rana a.
large stock of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
ell A AS 111 IS ,
DOORS,. BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
He feels confident of giving satisfaction to those.
who may favour him with their patronage, as new
but first-class workmen are employed.
Vie' Particular attention paid to Custom Plazifaege.
Nov. 7, 1871. -1..11 BLAIR, Jr. 201 JOHN H. BROADFOOL.
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