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and a-saist the Toronto, Grey
tray Company by giving lire
he Company, by'wy of bonus
area therefor, and to authorize
pal rate for the payment of
merest. °
et of the first aess on of tea
✓ o'inee of Ontario, passed u .
rf her Majesty's- reign, ineor
:to, Grey and Bruce Railway
tied that au} municipality or
tl h fifty part c' which, or near
works of th.. said Counsauy
ctuatecl, May 'ail and assist
yalo.uiing or ,fit traxiteeing or
of bougs, or other weans, to
iing municipal bonds 'to or in
or otherwise, in /such wanner
is z.nch n•tnric•ipulitiets, or stray-
. expedient, provided. filo apo
in, bonus, or guarantee shall
'X' the passing of by-laws for
adoption of such by-lnnws by
vi deet in the railts ay aet.
the act of the Legisla-
ce of Ontario. peseed in the
Fier flat dty'a reign, chapter
given: to ar-v portion of
as a beim* to the Mitt Com,
of aiding in the Construction
tajority of the perfions rated:
A roll as freeholders that are
kr the municipal act,: in that
hilt of Turoberry described as
I<„ on the bouudary lixtc be-
of Turnberry and Howie%,,
/minds ul between Tex-aherry
sle liue ''between lots =unbent
• southerly to where the said.
st concession. thence down
eon Iota nuntbere forty and.
et cot/cession, clown to the
-esu `f<uruberrr and 31otxis,,
undary~ to the line' between
:v, including- all that pdfitiou
Vern -berry lying east from the
entioncd, have: petitioned the
cipalit-v of Turnberry to peso
(ening for the purpose of aid-
^tion of thea said Toronto,.
tfwuc, to the amount of five
t • it is expedient to grant the
tet purpose it is nece ssary for
Township of T runbe rry above,;
▪ said aura of live thouianj
hereinafter mentioned.
i require the earn of five hun-
ts, to be rllie:ed annually by
hole rateable property of thee
berry above describedd for papa
Lousand clonsre, and interest
be issued therefor aa. herein -
mount of the whole rateable
ion of the raid. Town:eluli of
embed, i.respecti%e of any fn-
ane, and also iareepectire of
toed from the tertrporary in -
di ig fund htreivafter zneu-
hereofY'aceording to the last
.1 of the raid township, being
Rand -eight hundred and sen -
if one hundred and twenty-:
neared and ten dollars.
itount. of the whole rateable
Ishii/ of Turuberry, irrespee-
:•rease off the same, and also
conte to be derived from the
of the sinking fund herein-
ry part Unreel, according to
nxent roll of the °aid town-
fir one thousand eight hun-
rz two hundred and eighty -
'sired dollars.
count of the existing debt of
t Turnberry is twenty-eight
principal, and for interest
rix hundred dollars, interest
lid described portion of the
cxi-ting debt. other thin Iles
eadsting debt of the whole
,oltion is twelve. thonsaud -
ntk-eiire e dollar for principal
l,9U7, and iutetest iu arrear
aping the interest and crettt-
iL ing fund for paying the said
dollltrs, as hereinafter men -
eta tt equal special rate of four
the dollar, in addition to all
"-a ineach; year in the said
fa of the ui€I township.
enacted b. the 3funicipal
tip of Tux -ilia -try that it shall
or thht portion of the said
sr above dlexeribed to aid' and
iasy and Bruce Railway-Com-
o
ailway-Cont-o the sunt of five thousand
arose aforeseict the Reeve of
Tau/berry shall cause any:
:4 of the said township of
- for such suras of money as
fie: said -purpose, not less than
€ xceeding in the whole the
tad dollars, which anal. deben-
i with the sepal of the said
`wry and be signed by the
of the Municipal Connczl of
and eoonte reigned by the
other person or persons as
`ouncii may by law appoint,
urtron of the /said township of
account of which they ars
trentnres shall be made pea --
from the day hereinafter
.ay -law to talk effect, at the
Toronto, amt shall have at -
ns for the payzrteut of hater -
aim manner hereinafter men-
bent-ures shall bear interest:
,1 six per cent. per armour,
which inttre.t shall be pay -
e first days of January and:
the lank of Toronto, in.
Tose of forming a Oinking•
dtf the said debentures and
the rate aforesaid, an copal
d one-third mills in the -
not -e all other rates be raised, -
ene•h year upon all the rate-
art €,f the said I`owuship ori
e mentioned. and described.
orf twenty pare from the
Chia by-law, unless such de-
dF r paid.
�h 11 take effect on, from and:
pay of December, iu the year
sand eight hundred and ser-
firer tat be signed and issued
Itliven -dl by the Iteove of the
itberrr to the trustees ap-
/acted,. in accord uim with the
ural net ioeor-'rating the said
I t t Itoilw ty Company.
anected by the said .Muaiei-
Fry hrn -f 'Ir,.nbcrry that the -
tit that portion of the said
s
hereinbefore tore- mentioned be
it Mr-. D v`s IIall, Lot 24,
yrs cni Tuesday, the 2lith
'thousand eight hundred and
irt,.; at the hoar of nin€,
and el faing at the hour of
o-noart of th, share day, arid
firer fortaking- the said vote-
oleo-se
oter
oleo-e ix a true copy of
enieli oil' be taken into con-
tra of th, re.wIn.hip of Merl -
frown the first1,ublicatibrt in
'se, the date of '.hien fav
€ Huron Expositor, en the
A. D Isi71, and that the
t the said do -oiled portion
Sabena will be takeu thereon:
th day of December,
' at nine €a'eleek in the
fru, (,.,-tock in the aftd.r- -
ar the idlaet' rr•attakuLd. set
e -aria Hama. of the abuse
r .I.,setlla
/AMES nidi-:sloN.
I`ownt hip e'lerk-
.he above by-law is sui•>-
ee following ret,ltttion,.v:iz.
1, --i;oi granting aid to the
ce I.,tlir aF (. nnl,anybe sub-
, subject to this conditiono
f he Prissident of the said
1semeil of Tiinberry, bear-
eAu1.; Je1HNSTOx,
Township Ch rrc.
USED, AND. RECOM-
ERIDED BYTHE MOST
`44NENT PHYSICIANS-
I- NEW ENGLAND FOR
FRE -LAST 45YEARS.
iQTHfNG RETTER.'
1I't.ER BROS. & CO.,.
. BOSTON.
ytkreY1rruzgista
Co., Toronto, Agents,,
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Dtc. 29, 18 i 1 . -
BRIEF NOTES,
A Scotch minister refused b
tism'to the child -of a man who 's
milk on Sunday.
-The London Times calculi'
that in fifty years more every civ
ized-nation will speak the Engl
language.
-The old project of leading t
children of Israel bask to Palesti
and establishing a Jewish kingd
there, is on foot in Frankfort, G
many. - -
- .The latest London announ
alert is a nose machine, by whi
Ilomel y noses are pressed into t
most fashionable shape; according
the taste of the owner.
-One_ would never suspect, aft
a glance at the advertising coluur'1
of the Chicago papers, that the e
tire business portion of that ci
was a few weeks ago laid in ashes.
—The old-fashioned waterfalls a
corning in fashion again, where th
hair is creped and drawn down ove
a cushion and covered with a fin
silk net. The style is pretty i
golden hair, but not in dark,. brow
or black.
=The Cattle in Texas will die b
'thousands in consequence of the se
dere Winter. It is computed by
local journal that :the West. Texa
cattle -interest has lost in stock
from the present cold snap, ove
$400,000 worth. - -
—The Speaker of the Britisl
Honse of Commons has a magnifi
cent residence, furnished and kept in
fepair at the public e end
nd
containing one hundred rooms.. 'He
receives a salary of $25,000, and on
retirement is always created a Vis-
count, and has a pension of $20,000;
which, on his death, passes to his
eldest son. —- -
The four rules of good health
are said to be - -
" Great "temperance—open air,
Easy Iabor—little care."
—The Newfoundland ,journals re-
cord with great satisfaction the r6-
appearance of immense "s 'oils" of
mackerel on the coast. Forty years
ago the mackerelsuddenly dis-
appeared and -'a lucrative trade was
*destroyed. They have now return-
ed it vas liumoers, but no natural-
ist has, as yet, assigned a cause
either for their departure or return,
—An old grumber, complaining
to the King of Sparta of- the tines;
got this left handed sympathy :—.-
"What you say is undoubtedly true,ni
for I remember that, when 1 was a
bov, I heard ' my father say that,
when 11e was a boy, he heard my
grandfather say the same thing."
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G &IETIES,
An Englishman about to
banged for murdering leis wife, s
rowfully remarked on the gallow
"I led her to the halter, and n
she has led me to the 'alter." -
—A Poughkeepsie landlady is
despair. Her six boarders stow-
away two hundred and thirty cakes
ordinary size, every 'Domino..
—`� Now ' then, 'children„” sa-i
parish school -mistress, showing l-
pupils off on examination day, "w
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be
or-
s:
ow
purpose of driving. awv the miners
is ab urd in the extreme. The au-
thority - of the Government . here is
aclinowleclged as supl•erne by all
classes and deeds.; All the Mor-
mons yield. obedience ;to the proces-
ses of the ,United States Courts.
Peace nnd\gopd w111 prevail every-
whei'er and in •no part of the United
States is there wore security for life
and property.
Cleric 1 Visitationsa
it was a re 1- delight to have Ilene
of those good, hearty, happy, behig-
-nant old clergymen;pass the Sunday
with us, and I can, rewember,some
whose advent wade, the day feel al
;post like - " Thanksgiving." But
now and then wo}ild . come along a
clerical visitor with a sad face and
a wailing voice, which sounded ex-
actly as if soniebod y must be lying
dead up stairs, who took no interest
in us- children, except a painful one,
as being in a bad way with our
cheerer looks, and did more to un-
christianize us with his woebegone
ways than all his sermons were like
to accomplish in the other direction.
-I remember r one in particular who
twitted me so with my blessings as
a <Chrislian child, and whined so. to
me about the naked black children,
who, like t -he "Little Vulgar Boy,"
"hadn't got no supper and hadn't
got no ma," and hadn't got no cate-
chism (how I wished for the mo-
meutI was a little black boy?) that he
did more in that one day to make me
a 1 -heathen Op 11 ,, tatever de/re in
a month to make a Christian. out of
an infant Hottentot: I might have,,
been a minister myself, for aught I -
know,, if this clergyman had not
looked and talked so like an under-
taker.—Oliver Wendell Eames.
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The Density of a Japanese Popu-
lation.
We were nearly an hour in tra-
versing the suburbs of this vast
city before we seertled to gain the
reatthoroughfare, filled to overflow-
ing with an immense but very order-
ly crowd. There was pushing and
squeezing, and from time to time a
desperate descent was made by the
police on some luckless wights in
the front rank. Blows on the bare
head were dealt furiously on all ;
but the weapon was a fan,,ytnd al-
though in their hands a very effect.
ive 'one, it could -'hardly do much
mischieff. We came at last to, the
plain river, spanned by a bridge
three hundred yards long, well and
solidly built, below which there is
an island, covered' with houses, in
the midst of the stream, something
like the island of St. Lours in the -
Seine. Not a trace of hostile feel-
ing was to be seen anywhere, though
the curiosity _was great to see the
foreign ministers. - dere, indeed as
in might be noticed at 1 glance, was a
vastpopulation, with whom traae
was the chief ,occupation, and at
every step ,/evidence of the greatest
d a- activity were visible. Piled up
icy near the bridge I noticed glazed
ho tiles for drains, and large earthen
jars for coffins—the Japanese" being
buried as he lives, *with his heels
tucked up under him in a sitting
posture—an arrangement which has
at least ''the advantage of saving
space in the cemeteries, still further
economized by burning the bodies of
the poorer classes, and merely bury-
ing their /181's in a jar of small di-
mensions. The Japanese have some
strange superstitions about either
sleeping or being buried with the
head to the north. In every sleep-
ing -room at the resting places, we
found the points ; o£ the compass
marked on the ceiling, and my Japa-
nese servants would cn no account
let my bed be made up in any tut
the right direction. -"Japan," edit-
ed b 1 Bayard i jior. - -
loves all men ?" " You, niissu
was the unexpected answer.
' Daniel Purcell, the fans
punster, was desired one night
company to make a pun ex tempo
" Upon what subject?" said Dani
" The King," answered the oth
0h-, sir," said he, the King is
subject." -
Boy, wily did you take an er
fill of my shingles on Sunday ?"
ac W div, sir, mother - wanted son
kindling -wood, and I didn't want
split Wood an Sunday."
—Hope haz made a grate menn
blunders; but there iz one thin
.about her that I alwus did like
well.—Josh,
means we11.—JosI3illi.�zs.
—Husband (old style question)
`` Wrhat, dit,pi.ng into the third vo
ume to see if every one is married?
Wife (new style of answer) : " 01
they were married in the first vo
time. I only want to see if it wa
ready her husband who poison -e
her." -
—Covington, Ga., has a colore
Debating Society. The questio
last discussed by this august assem
bly was, €� Which is the more use
ful, paper or gunpowder ?"' Th
President was for a long time i
great doubt as to which side had pro
duced the strongest argument; when
one of the powder side arose and
very gravelly said " Mr. President,
Spose dar was a bar out dar at the
door, and irou was to -go dar and
shake de paper at him, you'd see
what the bar would do. But jest
shoot a caution at him and mark. de
result. I calls for de question."
The President forthwith deiided in
favor of powder.
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The ]Mormon Difficulty.
SALT LAKE, Dec. 12.—Letters s re-
ceii'ed from capitalissts. in England
express grave apprehensions -of civil
war in Utah between the Mormons
and tale Gentites, and thf? probability
of the Indians of Wyoming_and.Ar-
izona joining the Mormons ',and
driving out the miners. Such ap-
prehension is totally unfounded.
Never was the possibility of conflict
mare remote, and the idea of the In-
dians from any *quarter interfering
.against the Government, or for the
SPARLIPs G&SCOTT-
A -HZING purchased the wholesale department
of Thomas Bell's Furniture Shop, we are now
prepared to -
SUPPLY WHOLESALE DEALERS
WITII FURNITURE,
Cheaper than it ever was sold. before, as we have
- made great -additions to the machinery and in-
tend mauufacturing extensively. -
Parties may be sure of good.work, as none but
good mechanics are employed. A good stock kap
constantly on hand.
Lumber taken in exchange.
Turning done on shortest notice.
1•�" Thomas Bell's Old Shop,
Corner of Market Square, SEAFORTH;
204-13 SPARLING & SCOTT.
REMOVED. REMOVED.
M. - ROBERTSON,
Cabinet-maker and Undertaker,
HAS REMOVED his ware -rooms to
JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
Main -street, Scnfortb,
Where he has on hand a snporior stock of Furni-
ture of every description:
CALL .l 1'D SEE IT.
UNDERTAKING.
Haring purchased Mr. Thomas Bell's IiEARSE,
I am prepared to attend funerals on the shortest
notice, either in town or country. -
Coffins, All Sizes,
Kept constantly on hand.
SHOPS FOR SALE.
VOR SALE, two shops and forty -font feet front-
age on Mai -p Street, Seaforth, opposite Car-
michael'!, Hotel. Apply to
a. SEATTEB.
THE OVRON
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
JOHN LOCAN
Has a Lot of
SHAWLS, MAI\ TLES,
- _ AND—
IDRPSS G -c o s
Which ho is anxious to Sell 0
at Cost,
YES, BELOW COST;
Or any reasonable price that n custcfxner May offer
Wherefore, Ladies, you will pleas€! °all ab the
Manchester I -louse,
MAIN STREET, -
Soon and got your pick of the Goods before they
are all sold.
Se orth, July 2i5, 1871. 190
EG110NDVILLE
AOCERY STORE.
WM. THOMSON,
(Late of Seaforth,)
II AS rccoiyed a fresh supply of ChoiceFamily
Go/merles, of eaery descriptio;, embracing very
Fine -flavored Teas,
of various varieties.
Als , Sugars, Coffees, Spices, Fish,
TOBACCOES,
Biscuits and every other article in the Grocery line,
all of s}'hich he will Kell at prices as low as eau be
had at Seaforth or in any House in the County.
B TTER AND EGGS
taken in exchange for goods as cash.
FL 0 UR A.ND . 'L1ED)
of every description,' kept constantly on hand, in-
eluding Shearson & Co.'s No. 1.
A call is respectfully solicited.
WM. THOMSON.
REMEMBER THE BRICK STORE,
EG1IfONDVILLE, -
LOG AN'S .OLD STAND.
NEW BOOT & SHOE
STORE
N SEAFORTII.
SCJ ,
(Lately of Gloncoe,) -
NAVE JUST OPENED OUT a_largo stock of.
Ready-made Ladies' Gents' and iChililren'a
- BOOTS AND SHOES,
S HOBS,
of every variety and style, which will be sold at
such prices es will
DEFY COMPETITION.
All kinis of Fine and Coarse work made
to order, on the shortest ;notice.
Itopairin
In GRI
executed neatly, cheaply and promptly.
REMEMBER THE STAND,
FITH DAVIE,S' OLD STORE,
Second door south of the Post -Of e
Call and see for yourselves and bo convinced that
REAL Bargains aro given.
197 SPU RR & SON,
SHROUDS ! SHROUDS !
ROBERTSON,
CABD ET MAIiER AND UNDERTAKER,
Johnson's Old Stand,
Main street, Seaforth, haw now oii handl a good
assortinent of -
SHIR,ov-n s
'Which he can furnish cheaper than they can •bo
got elsewhere. 205
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
POULTRY' WANTED.
The undersigned is now prepared to pay the
'Highest a Price, in Cash,
I'or e ny quantity of good well-dressed
POULTRif,
Deliver
d at the Egg, Empoohun, Seaforth.
The Poultry must all be cirrwn.
207. - - D. D. WILSON.
VICTORIA
OAT -MEAL AND BARLEY MILLS,
SEAFORTH.
THE subscriber has lately added to his Oat -meal
Mill a ne' chopping stone, and is now prepared
to do
CHOP' ING, OF ALL KINDS; -
At the shortest notice. -
Oat -meal xchanged for Oats, and Pot -barley -
exchanged f r Barley, and all kinds of Mill Feed
constantly on hand.
F. SEEGRIILLER.
Seaforth, Oct. 5, 1871. 200-13
BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE
IN BERNE.
FOB Sale, in the village of Berne, on the bound-
ary between Hay and Stanley, 15 tulles from
' Seaforth, 8 item Bayfield, 3 from Zurich, a
Business staaid, suitable for either a store or a
mechanic's shop. A good dwelling -house is in con-
nection; also,, a stable and half au acre of land
with good bearing orchard. This is a good open-
ing for a saddler, as one is needed in - the place.
Terms, one half cash, the remainder in instal-
ments. For further particulars apply to JOHN
ESLER, Lake shore, Lot 24, Stanley, or to WM.
IRWIN, Berne. 205-9
XPOSITo-.
'WINTER! WINTER!
SIGN OF THE HAT.
Tlie Latest Styles Just Arrived.
J. DTJNCAN & CO,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH,
IT1avE just received n complete assortment of HATS and CAPS of the very latest styles, and in
great variety, comprising in Dart
H
FITR CAPS, ALL VAItIETIES,
All the different styles of
CLOTH CAPS_
Also, a vary nice assortment of
SILK ANDFELTHATS.
COLLARS AND TIES. -
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- All the newest lines in Collars, Ties, oto., kept on hand.
ring purchased for Cash in the cheapest and best markets, a e ares p -spared to offer unusual induce-
ments to customers.
J. DUNCAN & 00.
BOOTS ASD SIIOES.
We have now on hand a very large stook of READY-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES, which have been
pre chased from the best manufactories in the country, and which for quality and price cannot be sur -
pe sod.
HOME-MADE WORK.
Sp cial attention devoted to this department. We are prepared to guarantee a good fit and a first-class
article at as low a price as any other house in the trade.
Repairing promptly attended to.
vo ns a call of inspection and judge for yourselves.
208 -
J, DUNCAN & CO.
THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
Wellington, Grey and Bruce R'
F1
FROM
PALMERSTON TO LUCKNOW,
VIA
AINLEYVILLE,
RANKS NEXT IN IMPORTANCE TO -
LIVINGSTONE'S
DECEMBER BARG-AINS.
Y
The cheapest possible `€ THROUGH RATES " can always be obtained, and " CON-
NECTIONS " guaranteed when secured on his line by cash buyers in quesof
GOOD BARGAINS.
No- Transhipment necessary when yoti arrive at his
DEPOT
THE "DOMINION 110US.E."
AINLEYVILLE, December, 1871.
LADIES
If you want a NEW DRESS,
If you Nrant a beautiful set of FURS, cheap,
If you want the nicest IIAT or BONNET • in the Province
at half its value, -
If you Want a handsome SHAWL, WATERPROOF CLOAK,
FANCY FLANNELS, in fact,
If you want anything in the DRAY GOODS or MILLINERY
LINE, go right to DENT'S. -
He has just received a fresh lot of all these Goods for
Christmas and the Holidays.
Don't fail to call first at DENT'S.
JUST ARRIVED,
Another lot of
CHEAP FLANNELS,
Scarlet, White and Fancy.
Also, One Bale of large heavy
WITNEY- BLANKETS.
Parties wishing a good article, cheap, would do well to see thele, at
LEE & SWITZER'S.
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CLIN'TOI r
MUSIC EMPORIUM
DEPEW & DOHERrY.
W. BELL & CO.'S SUCCESS,
For 1871.
At Provincial Exhibition, Silver Medal and Four
First Prizes.
At Western Fair, London, two Diplomas and
two First Prizes.
At Hamilton Central Fair, Diploma and two
First Prizes.
At Guelph Central Fair, three- Firat Prizes out
of four, and a Diploma for general excellence over
all competitors.
DEPEW& DOHERTY,
Albert street, Clinton. General Agents.
THE AGRICULTURAL MUTUAL
ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF CANADA.
HEAD OFFICE, LONDON, ONT.
Licensed by the Dominion Government.
CAPITAL, FIRST OF JANUARY, , 1871,
$231, 242 25. -
Cash and Cash Items, $72,289 55.
This Company continues to grow in the public -
confidence. On the 1st January, 1871, it had in
Ioorce 34,528 Policies, having, during the year 1870,,,
fined the iinineuse number of 12,819 Policies.
It='. . fanners, patronize your own CANADIAN
ompany that has done such good service amongst
u. For Insurance apply to
CHARLES MORROW,
Agent, Clinton
203 P. O.
CUTTERS. CUTTERS.
The :best made, most stylish, most durable, and
cheapest
CUTTERS, PIJI.;ASUIRE ,SLEIGII,S,
DEMOCRAT CUTTERS, &c.,
Manufactured at
McINTOSII & MORRISON'S
Carriage Factory,
210.13 Main -street, 'Seaforth. -
JUST RECEIVED,
AT
THOMAS LEE'S,
A CHOICE STOCK OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
Comprising ,
TEAS, SUGARS,
COFFEES, RICE.
CURRANTS, RAISINS
SOAP, TOBACCOS, -
Etc., Etc.,
All of which he can afford to sell as cheap as any -
in the town.
TEAS FROM 50 cents TO $1,.
And warranted to give satisfaction to all.
SHEARSON & CO.'S
No. 1 Flour and Feed,
Of every description constantly on hand. And
PROVISIONS -
01 all kinds to be had at the lowest possible rates.
Simpson's Spice, the best Condition Powder 'for
Farm Stock in use. Farmers, try it.
Tho highest price given for Farm Produce of all
kinds.
.1." Remember the place,
SHEARSON & CO.'S OLD STAND,
West Side, Main -street,
SEAFORTH, Ont.
THOMAS LEE.
MUNICIPAL NOTICE. - -
TO THE ELECTOR&
OF THE
MUNICIPALITY OF SEAFORTH.
I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE', that the Nomino-
tions for a Reeve and four Councillors to sere:
for the ensuing year, will be held at the -
TOWN HALL, SEAFORTH,
at noon, on
Monday, December 18, 1871.
An Election, if necessary, will be held on Mon-
day, January 1st, 1872: the Polls to be open from
9, A. M., to 5 P. M., and the polling place for tho
sub -division, North of the Huron Road, to be Mr.
Cash's Store, Goderich street. The polling place
tor the sub -division, South of the Huron Road, to
be at the Town Hall.
T. P. BULL,
Village Clerk.
Seaforth, Dec. 1, 1871. 208
MONEY!
$5,000 TO LEND.
HAVE the above sum on hand for
investment on`r'-oodFarm Security, y, a
8 and`9 per cent.,.—Private Funds.
JOHN B. PORTER.
SEAFORTH, July 25, 1870. 139.—
J. P. BRINE,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County of
Enron. Sale*i attended -in all parts of the
Country. All orders left at THE Exrosrron Office
will be promptly attended to.
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