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there are ,sonte sius vehich• are
irtie; and this waS on of them,'
• said Sir John, pressing her to nig .
eare.
1any people after this wondeted
y it teas tbat Sir John Hancock-
tidietts, haughtyeirascible Sir
was always,. on .atfeli goo
terrns with Gay, the attorney. Gay
had nothing to reccommend hint,
said soteety. ile wee vulgar and
familiar ; oue of the most (dent-dye-
ly mannered men to he -found in a,
losageuunnee'S day, and Dune of the
gentry, 'about the piece admitted
him vete -their compainonship on
that, account. To be sure,. he was
good-hearted; that was allowed oti
di id ut wiien you had said.
that, 3'ipa bad said every thing s ana
Sir John' Hancock was scareelv the
s au. to Care for heart so mueh as
fo Ii eeding. Be that aS it may,
hoiever,. 'th az after
&tusteffair-#1ticla Gay was chiefly
instrumental, in keeping 'dark and
emodthine, over—the brixtd-eitested
,and familiar attorney, who wished ,
kie ladies, alit' stu ek. hi t1nitnus
LAG his waisCcoat armholes while
esplayed itielgivary tunes with his
play fingers Upon his capacious
ichest, was a welcome guest to the
;llati whenever he chose to come. It
may be as well, he w ever, to add that
he came very seldom, and that when, •
there tie was visibly su bd tied.
One day, speaking of. bad man -
11'b, Sir John Hancock said point-
edly, " Welt 1 mice hated bad m
ers more thau anything else; but
, since I have known Gay better,
have known a man whose uneelitieh-
,,
,ness, honesty, atilt real nebility of
feeling so far autweigq his ulgai it y
ithest 1 have learned to accept, this as
one does accept a small flaw in eny
ing that else would tes perfection.'
:One doesn't Collie every day upon
!such a, man as Gay ; and, for my
ewn part, I am proud of hiw aid
not ashamed to ewe ee"
SPECIA.Ii NOTICES- j
ssr For a- cheap and substantial sew -
in machine try the Osborn Lock Stitch,
made by the Gaelph Sewing- Machine
Company,
W041TRYC OTE.—An exChangesaye
• there is scarcely a day passes that we da
1: not hear. either front persons coming in -
tour office or in some other way, of the
success of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment
iuthe cure of coughs and. colds, 80
pre-
vXe1t a.bout towa is now.
isn. If we can benefit the readers of*
the 'Exeosrron any by recommending
ParsonsPurgative Pi -11a to be the beat,
1' anti -billions medicine in the country, we
are witting to do so. We have had
aboat aa good a chance to knew as any
one.
, 4-tr. At certain seasons of the year most
persons are subject to diseases emanat-
nag from a low, state of the blood. The
caasea are various but it ia only necessary, in order for the prompt purifica-
tion of that thud:, that the patient should.
nse Fellon,s' Compound Syrup' of Hypo -
phosphites, with full assurance of ob-
taining the desired result. This Syrup
I will strengthen the' organs of digestion,
promote healthy assimilation, nourish
the muscles,' ana renovate the nervous
system.
kns "Tired nature's tweet restorer,
balmy sleep." . But there are times when
the ‘' Renewer Of Strength " ie denied
us, times when our minds and bodies
have been so over-worked and are so
-
worn Ontthat we "woo the drowsy god
1 in vain. The Peruvian Syrup (an Iron
tenews our strength and makes
ar rest sweet and refreshing_
A BEAtrrattf„ HORSE. -There is no-
ing that can contribute so; nutehs to
tiller the,horse beautiful and elegant,
to icaprove-ltis condition and make him
all that is desirable, as" Uari, y's
(Ram Powders and Arabian ave--Ite-:
meilv » it has been usLit by many per-
= sints who own vahlitble carrotse and other
with dec:ided •5ucce4, Poi-1 so Well
. pL:•aseti ale toy liwith it I tust they 'al-
ways. keep it (ni hand in ca -e of ernerg-
ss-; .t may be given at a-1 fitites with.
perfect safety. Remember t name,:
ami see that the tguaL ore of
Hurd & Co. is on each • pack-
age. Northrop & Lyman, :Newcastle,
propiietors fur Cana I:L. said by
.all medicine dealers. -
man Wafers, (the groat public re-
rats4 4 have now been in use osser twenty
' 11C!,.1(4'.: It CallflOt be said hat they
-
aro on tial. , They have beea
hereaaidy tried, and pronounced ton
:the authority of those whose ;Ives and
:os mita titey itavt. preserved) to be a cure,
armless and eminently salutary ptepara.-
ou, awl if taken in season will invarian-
., eure culds, coughs, sore throat, and all
icnik-d affections. One fair trial will
myince the most skep t kat. sold. by ail
Italic:41e dealers, at 2,,ictt. per bus.
•---
NO RISK -
• Oil Worth Ten Time it
in (if Id. Do :,-ott know anything,
• ? it. is time yo,i did.
cannot stey where it is used_ It is the
• e -t ay, r tux Lo. thw daae cures
( LVjsere ▪ Lio-eat One bottle Inis eared Bron-
Pifty cents' worth has cared an ola stand -
one or tIVt.k hoLtle.i cLaes bad eases of
an kitiney trouble:T.. ,Six to eiz,ht appliea-
t1 ..1s cure any c.t!...e Excori...ted Nipples. or, ILL--
A:v:11(.1 -ark:a:rt. Ono bottle has cured Laine tack
•"; Cglit, year,' standin„. Daniel Punk, of Brook-
Tiga Co:Lilly, Penn., " I went thirty
Lt -for a bottle of your OU, which. effected
mintk o. croultel six appre
:lions." Another. who has had A.;t Lung for ye
"1 htt,V,I. half of a fifty cent. bottle left, a id
1 .ti would not buy it if I could got no more."
1:obillson, of Nuodn., N. Y., writeq: "Oa
bottle of,:inar Eclectrie Oil restortid the voice
%lore th o penwx had, not spoken abov.': a whisper
;for rIXO yCskrh."` Itt.W. S. of Wyoming, N.
'Al write 'X'f)P.1" Ecleetric Gil ared ni.:? of Bron-
tiiiti one week." Dealers all 0;er tile country
"We lave never sold a medicine that kis
.en alma compietzt satisfaction as this."
is composed of six of the best Oils that are
• Is as good to take as fur external use, and
'eyed to bo. inaneaSura:bly superior to any -
ver made. Will save yoa much suffering
-tut many dollars of expense. Is hold by one Or
&talent:in every place. Price, 25 cents.
Prepared by S. N• Thomas, Phelps; N. Y.,.and
ICTIIRrk & LYMtl
AN, Newcase, Ont., solo
agent for the DominSp...
No•rx.-Eclectric-Selected and BIeetrized- •
E;Efick.sion t Cu. vaid. 11 Luzusden, Agenta far
4zterth. • 208-4
JAN 19.1872.
0111.1119111.11...111111.11111
TI -IE HURON EXPOSITOR,
s.
lare. LaMbert's Demoralized .
Cow. • i
. •, . ;. . .
Since ' Ails 01 r
t ary's cow got he
name In the paeer„ the Whole envi-
,
mus bovine family -lire Gatti rig , up di -
• does to secure an equal' notoriety.
The'lateet exploits are by a cow be-
longing to a Mrs. Lambert sof Pay
City, Michigan. Exploring the back
yard On a recent ,eyeeing, she put
ber head into a. barrel, which she
couldn't get off, aucl kecoming very
such frightened at her conditiou,
she blinelly forced her way into the
wood-sheA, thence into 'the kitchen,
and thence into the, dining wont
of the house, becomink, all the
NV hi.si more furious. From this room
she made her way into, the parlor,
throwing down and trampling under.
foot evetythipg that came in her
way. Mr'. Larnbeet aroused her
..
haseand, who arose, but finding be
eould do nothing?, went for *help.
The cow next rushed into the
bedrooni_where Mrs.. Lambert with
a little baby and one child occupied
a bed, and another little child a crib
in front of it. The enrasssell athwal
mounted the bed, li,ut help arrived,
and not an insta•nt too S0013. 'The
window was raised from the outside..
, ,and a neighbor attempted to enter,
when the barrel gave him. • blow
asbiehlnocked hurl back against the
, •
-fence,. Thechikt were at last _se-
cured and passed Through the win-
dow, and Mrs. Lambert soon follow-
ed. - The door of the bedroom was,,
&era closed and thb• cow left -to her-
self. She finally became soothed,
and walked out after demolishing
all the nice fueniture in the lower
_part of the house. --Spr. ia /Odd- Re-
publican .
The Curse of th ur.
'There IS too mneh lying. On every
band we meet wieh exeggenition,
equivx catiou, deception. 1,Y;t3 call ie
all lying, and every man or. women.
who varies oue- iota from the strict-
est fact and truth is indeed a -liar. were destroyed exc
"Battle of the•A trnyons.
sending them west. Cox toselay,
()fret ed 4 resolution the House• to'
reeognize the, Cube ns as belligerents.
The -War Deptirttient has given
orders to put the fot titications of the
• southern seacoast in it.,1ij.,ossjb1O
.condition for defen e. It is report-
ed.tnat this is done in the view that
war with Spain is eossible.
. •
Wa,arwick dtle. •
English :partials mourn over the
great lire at 'Warwick Castlfs as a
natibnal disaster -a destructiot . of a
'nage in English.bisto- Trwhich•neither
tittle nor skilkcan replace.. The five
is said to haVe ine ken out in the
_
private apartments
• though of
were a treasure -hon
draWing-room WaS
finest French carvit g, of the time of
Louis XV1,, and was hung with
choice evorks,of mot bril art, collected,
by Lady WarWick, herself an artist
Of great ability. Pjte saving of the
state apartments wee dee to the mas-
siVe stone wall whi
• baronial hall from
roam. The two chi
•
ingover the'banque
barely time. O sc
hall before the fla
f the countess.
no greet size,
re -of-art,. Th e •
theled with the
h .;separated the.,
he red drawine-
-
•
Idreen were sleep-
ingeh and hed
'pe through.th
pee Would -have
• •
• mit oftretreat by that: Way. Lord
•
Warwick WOS abou
ann nal ehristmits
'and .upward of fiyd
,ridges were store
'When • the. :.fire
that ioom the! foam
fig -couragee rtishr
carried the au] 111 u
stant part of the bai
roOns and the state
escaped daniage,
thought necessary t
4
tune and paintings.
,x
the ituilding was
ed ; but aninspec
iegs shows that in
danethan wes at 6
theert .,reasure,s
, The expressthan agrees most sol-
emnly to deliver a trunk for yeti
at a cert tin place by a certain hour.,
He deliveis th c.3 day after
the time promised, end thus
to entertain his
tlinoting. party,_
hundred c;trt-
n the gint-room.
as, approaehing
n with thought -
.t1 inte =it, and
ieto a dis-
tlidg. The cedar
hatpeily
hough it was
•remove furni-
The exterior of
t 1 ightly inj r -
on of the paint -
re damage was
t believed. Ail
•
the great hall
t the paiating,
NEW YORK110
We submit a 'brie
New York horse tkd
tp MARKET,
summary of the
during .the year
lies. The grocer promises to send 1871. In examiniug he ligures •coven
,
, below, the fact raustbe taken. in COSItlerz
. .
you the . best tea in .. the market.
atisn tint in :the cirniit of about 100
He takes the first his hand falls u
en. without •any care for the quality, .bigh'valtie 0 land.; no reed in s a,nd rear -
miles ft ow. kilos, York, on account of the
and despatches it to you without a ing of librses is earrie 1 on to any °swat
•
twinge.. HU .is listr. • Tee printer extent, 'and that cons quently a thickly
peisouses to do your Work caeap• er cities', villages, and fa, res; drawingthe
. . -I populated sections oft ,fcountry with its
1
than it can l
be cone elsewhei-e in
• greater part of its sum lies from the New
town. He forgets his proruisc-- York Horse Market, vhich, in its turn,
w hitt, ' he pleasee____ana is dependent' on the c uutry at large as
charges you.
a ne follows : Ficarr ag horses from. Oen-
lies. The tailor agrees to deliver
it -al sant ,Western N York. Michigan,
of clothes without -by six in the and Kentucky ; speed horses for New
evening. You 0 -et them in the morn- . York State N
ea
, eW ersey. Verrhont,
-nig, and the tailor is a liar. The Maine. Kefittiekv, and Canada; saddle
dentist pledges his word that yonr horses chiefly front
teeth as filled by him will r be all
right for a dozen years. The fillings
come out in six'months, and the den-
tist lies. A. man over the way is in
need of a temporary loan: You l€. id
him a small sum, W hich he promises
•by everything to .return at a given
time. He keeps it a. month over the
time and is a liarAn auctioneer
tells you that a. certain picture iS'by
a master artist, when he knows it
wits painted by e fourth -rate painter.
-He lies, and is not, worthy of trust.
A. szdestrian lie§ about his goods. A
bootmaker lieabout your ..boots.
The jeweler lies about your watch
_ The gossiper at the dinner-tabletell
exaggerated stories to astonish the.
ladies, and is nothing else then a,
liar. The florist assnree you thathis
flowers were pickvd ira the morning,
en they are neA5-1y two days old.
e lies, and will lie abonteanything.
_
entucky ; heavy
draft horses from .P4nnsylvania, Ohio,
West Virginia, and Iiidiana ; common
Work horses, for railro d. cars and stage
use, fren Indiana, Illi ois, and Canada.
•'The quality of the st cls offered gevern-
• ed its market value, 'a most entirely in-
• dependent of supply ind demand, both
of - -which having 1)een vit.° steady
throughout the. year The influences
hearing upon the cond. ion of the market
were lessfavorable th1n m former years.
Trade has neverthele.s been consider-
able, and_ dnring the fsaisy season suf-
ticiently profitable. The subjoined table
-.siva an exhibit of ti ansactions during
e
the year, noti including, however, the
sales by psiblief,auctiot :
10e0 horsei for car and stage use,. averaging
' .1 $170. ' ' • t
5,500 heavy draft horses, a ?raging 8250. '
8,500 rOad horses.(light ha noss), averaging $400.
, 260 sadIle-liorsea, 'o.vOra pg 6,4350. • .
58, speedy horses (could beat three minutes)
sold in pairs'averafong $4,500,
934 fine carris.ge horses, sold in pairs, averaging
' $1,225.
22,302
The 492 pairs of fi e earriage horses
801(1 in the following 1 oporpons :
94 pair at ,I4-1,500.
186 pair at 4000.
135 pair at 800.
The practice of dispiisuig of horses by
• auction is growing in f vor With the pub-
lic, and New York is closely following
London in this respe , *here even the
most :valuable stock i changing owners
-under the hannuer. .' he business trans-
actions. of Messrs. Llohnston & Van"
Tassell's Auction Mart will give some
' 18pair ai $3,000.
21 pair at 2,500.
The book publisher advertises 'that . 43 /ear et -2,000.
Lis book- is selling by the tens -of
theusandS, When he has not sold a
thousame He is a liar and one door
0o11 from the murderer.,
Every where,- everywhere we hear
lying.* Men and womenwho
would knock you down ifvou.called
idea of the extent of
them liars,- 'lie every hour. . Decep- trade.
They have d
-tion is the rah:, rather than the ex- posed of nearly 2,50
ceptiou. Canvassers lie about
insur- ranging .frOni. $50 .to
name compaifies. Brokers lie about Amopg the':`isvaluabI4
brog' :to their ha
stocks. . Editors lie about politics..
Cuht
hat*, Gieese broug
_ Exaegeration. and misrepresentation mare 1, sletto„4,S1'500 ;
rule the hoar and are its cut se. . . S2,00'j Ind others 'ecia
•,Oentiernen-ladies--why cannot
the truth be told° always and ever? iBeseseesse----Bers'S COCOA-GRATETTL
A.N.`-` By a orough
Why all this deception 'and lying ? :kDuewlCUMFORTINGedge of the na ural lathws which
Why- so much felsifyine and °beet- govern the operations of digestion and
ing? In the name of all that. is trition, and by a cc. reful application
ro g s o
er, bay gelding -
t .6„000 sorrel
bay gelding Dan,
lly high eitees.
.
Ins branch of the
ring the -year dis-
horses, at prices
$2,000 :per head.
t ttin t
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE Co.
•THE OSSOPN
eA
es es
Z
r=4
cd
Lock -St]. ch
m CHIN
JUST RECEIVED,
.A
OMAS
A. CHOICE STOOK OF
FR SH fAMILY GROCERIES,
CM:uprising
•
g
• Tho t -sands throughcut Canada are
now u ing theS machine . Th'y have
• been t sted bey ind all uestio 1, make
the fa -mite lock -stitch, '.like n both
ncl. are "IT nounce 1 sup rior to
any ot ter machitie offere 1 the public:
For lir dA range of won., per ection,
beauty 'ands -excellence o mec ianism,
adapta strength and. durab lity,
The sborn IS wing It achin 1,Ias
&iv&
Ito- I provem nts ihave latel been
made, eoablingthe mai ufactu •ers to
claim i as the n plus ul ira of Sewing
matthin s3. Hun reds of t stimonials are
being r eeived d ily from old asell as
new on erators ttestino 'ts wo derlul.
.capabil 'ties. • W 11,110 ail kinds Of do-
mestic ewing, frpm- the f nest ambric
to the oarsest eoierceat or upper eather.
oustna TEBD TO ' BE AS ZEPRE.
. 0 NO SALle, WARSA. TED FOR
• Tau sr: YEAR. .
The . Osborn q1fit is
readily p1 -1)i -0e sdeds • f
hall th price in herto ch,
chineSpingo). li'ke range
, maunfa turers be ng deter
it with ii the re sell of eN
the country.
A rra AL 1"int0 I z ',viten.
vince 11 that bur mac
equal& .
THE GUELPH RE
Is pre- minesitly the best
Maeliii e offeredkto the pu
maronl. Us sus:del.-1s . Will c
of don estic seWing, PR
Han 1 MachinLe with fn
'
TreadI4 d 0 ., '-, I GI-
, , I• ,
guaran eed.
./. gents wanted every
5$
did hid. cements to niaken
A,ppl- to ' -
CiJaPH• SEVII'l'IC I'llA
GLIELPkI, -CANA
. WATSON.,
1AT.
180-ly
s
°mph
801(1
rged or ma- .
of W rk, the
lined io place
cry fa nily in
sit w'll 'con-
ines re un-
te and
t one -
Elle IBM
'ingle- "'bread
o all v
CBS
1 onifi
ach r
oney.
- 1
NINE
A.
(tent
FO
nee.its
rieties:
tliATLY
•
, $11, ,
achine
Splen-
TH.
rtiCa
A13 RERS nianting AV Jed: fo • a few
4
wee -s will find employment u. tne
G3VE1tNI ENT - DRAIN
In Grey. WAGS, $1 25 per da.
Enqt ire of t5e foreman on this work.-
or appl to the altent at• the ale , 3 as,
T. Blai .
G. BLAIN, Contr. tor.
Grey May 12, 1811 ' • 1 0-tf
Begs to
has re
rump's
Mr.,
Where e may
• Mr. W lliams is
the sh(34•test mati
Carriage Pain
and Orn
• Give him a cal
opposite Murray s Stables.
PA NTI NG.
JAME WILLIAMS
intimate to the public t
oved f orn Mclittosh
'arriage actery, and has
ilhan Grassie's
hop,
e• found at an time.
prepared -.;o exe ute, of
'c, all kinds of
ing, Sign I'itinting
meutal ork.
. Reme iber th place,
70-13t
at he
Mor -
rented
aint
-N
.A.LL Persons indo
PETER 114.msAY,
diate payment- to the
ized to rc ceive the%sa
TIOE.
ed. to the Este
re reque
Undersigned
no. All nui retual.,ing un-
paid afto • the Fit d
tato of.
to ma
who ar
the late
o innne-
au Cher.
1
y nf Janurzy next will be
placed in isuit.
• BENSON & MEYER,
- Solicitors for the Administratrix.
Vitted tb s 29th diLy- 1 „Noy„ A. D., 1871. 208 -SL
FO
port S cheap,
and Oiler, .good
Co., Bra Mord, Mitk
AND BEL mi
a used.
to M. & P. SMITH
Ainleyfille, Dec. 11
• true and good, we beg of you to • of well seleeted_ Cocoa, Ir. Epps has pros
les with sa deli-
7which may save
.' '-crivil !Service
ith "boiling wa-
ket is labelled-
, 1-1 ni prasof Also. 7.1°.
• Do as you agree!
Do as yen agree!
Do as you 'tgree !---Eilenbig
Prospective War _ Between the
• • United. States and Spain.
A dispatch _from Washington, of
:Jan. 8, says : Within the pest two
days questions ELMO arisen between
Secretary Fish and liinieter .11ob-
'-erts, which have led to some sharp
words, and are not unlikely to re-
s- tilt in the speedy departure of the
• Spenish Minister. It has leaked
sew that these questions have arisen
out of the intercourse between the
American and Spanish,- officers in
CIA% and which have been brought
to -the attention of the State Depart-
,
merit within the- past two or three
-days.• It is reported that the Secre-
tary of War has -ordered - recruiting
officer Davis to continue recruiting.
And to retain all remits instead of
vided our brealdast-t
cately flavored bevcra
many 'doe -tore' bil
• Gazette. --Made simply
ter' or milk. Each .p.
"Jasiss tnrs &
Chemists! - London."
Epps's Aftilky- Cocoa
densed Milk).
(cocoa, and Con,
REMOVED. 'EMOVED
M. RpBEin'SON,
Cabinet-nanker An
, ,
H.A.S REIIIOVED his Wm.
• JOHNSON'S o
• Main -street,
Where he his on hand a sn
ture of every d
• CA LI. A _..YD
U ndertaker,
oms to
STAND,
aforth,
iu-lor. stock' of Suriai-
script:4ot.
-
SEE I.
• UNDERT
riming' purchased Mr. Th
I And prepared to attend fu
notice, either in townor cm
Coffins, All
Rept. constantly on band.:
G.
as Bells HEARSE,
tcl
rals on the shortdet
try..
sizes,
••••••,..
SALE
a 25 -horse power ENGINE'
LS new, C. IL WAT inot-s &
rs. Also, E: *nuontillenv
or boring S It Apply
Dingle P. (1).
,1871. 210 •
HOP-'
FoR sd:
li, two s1.
)
St A
195-t.t.
FOR ALE.
ps and fort -four fe t front-
eet, Seeforib, oppo ito Car-
ly to
THE
ACM
fr
LTURAL
J. SEATTER.
•MUTiiAL
ASS RANO ASSOCIATION
• • .OF CANADA.
. .
-FTRAD .OFFICZ, •.LONDON, ONT.
Licensed by the 'Dominion C-overnnu nt.
CAP TAL FIRII—T OF JANUARY, 1871,
. .
$231242 25.
OWL and Cash Items, $72,289 55.
eats xnpany nOntaniel to grow in tle public
contidont e. On tht, 1st January, 1871, . it had in.
force 34, 7,8 Policies, having, during the -at. 1870,"
issued th numenso n-iimber ol 12,319 Pull( ies.
irmer:4, pat titian -your own C ulanrAN
Company. that has do le such goer_ sersice }amongst
, you. Pp Insurance:01)ply to - •
203'
CHARLES 'MORROW, '
Agen; Clinton P. 0.
,
-REG t
I,Ju
Mill, on
Yard, by
They
ment of
undresse
which th
ble price
• 13Liilde
age to i
before pi
to offer ,,
160.
THE SEAFORTH
MBER, YARD.
BEE cit 114A0DON ALD
inform the nblic that they have opened
nber Yard in STaforth, 12Par Shearson's
he ground f rmerly used as .a Lumber
Mr. Thomas. en.
I keep eon untly on land a gocd assort -
LL KINDS OF LUMBER, dre-sed and
. Ale, LA 71 AND SHINGLES, all of
y are prepare to soil at the lowtat possi-
, for Cash. •
s and others• -ill find it to their advanto-
spect ear and ascertain our prices
reliaSingelse -here,:as FL are in a position
od induceme to to cash purchasers.
A13EE & MACDONALD,
AS,
RRAN TS,
AP,
eliho c
RAS
Aidw' antetl t
SUGARS,
RICE,
RAISINS,
TOBACCOS,
Etc., Etc.,
n afford to sell as cheap as aps
in the town.
OM 60 cents TO $1, .
give satisfaotion to a.
AlISON
N. 1i-1.our and Feed,
Of every descript on constantly =hand. And
P ovis forms
Of .sfil. ki ds to b had at the lowest possible ratef4
Situps n's Spi e, the best Condition. Powder ee
Farm St ek in u e. Farmers, try it.
kids.hi ',host pr co given for Farm Produce of an
kids.
emembe • the place,
SHEA sSON ao.'s OLD STAND,
west Side, Main -street,
SEAFO.RTH, Ont.
THOMAS .,LEE.
SP
R ING&SCOT-
J2RVI
'G 'ptir Mood the wholesale department
1-01 T omits .13 .11's Furniture Shop, we are 'now
prepared to
SU1' PLY
HOLESALE DEALERS
1117IT FURT1TURE, -
Cheaper ban it ver was sold before, as we Italie
made grat addi ions to the machinery. and in.•=,
tend ma ufactur ng extensively.
Partie may b sure -of good work, as none but
good mei hanic reciiiployed. A good stuck kip
constant y on ha a
Lunb.' taken ih, exchange.
, Tamil g done shortest notice.
tt
T
zzer of
minas Bell's :Old Shop,
tr.ket Scpuire,SEAPORTH,
*STARLING &
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For
qRA
SALT.
all
R S
kinds of Salt
n now be filled at
UNC & SPARLINC'S
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ORT115. ONT.
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8,„ CUTTERS!
motiti styliah, most durable, and
'A 8(11?E SLE1GIIS,
CUTTERS, &c.,
Maintfae wed at
Mc NTOSH & MORRISON'S
Carriage Factory,
210-13 • Main -street, -Senforth.
LIEEN
surabce Company
F LIVERPOOL & LONDON.
0
CAPI AL e $2,000,000 Sterling
, p
GRIEF r Jeese-Queen Buildings, Livers
peel, nd Gracechurch Street, London:
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'AN A BRANCif Oys-E
ioExchange ,
BuildingS, Montreal.
BoIRD Wm. Morton, Esq., Chairman:
H nry Ilioma , Esq.. David Torrance,'
Esq., anal c Hon. James Ferrier.
BANI, ERS-Molson's Bank.
tE0A1, ADV SERS - Messrs. Ritchie,
Morris & Ros
Mimics? e A DVI sepe-Williara Sutherland,
Esq. M. D i
SURN EltOR—Thqinas S. Scott, Esq.
_A tre oe,-Thoriat R. Johnson, Esq. ,
, .
11 ESI ENT, OF;CP.T.A.VY AND GENERAL
ACENTi-A. Mackenzie Forbes, 13 St.;
Sacrement Str et, Montreal. .
The nndersi ned having been appoint-
ed Agent for the above Company, parties
desiring to insure against loss by fire can
do so on the Most favourable terms.
Life Policies granted on as advantage '
ous terins as any other respectable Com -
pa ty d.Oing bu mess in Canada,
JAMES H. BENSON,
1 Agent
0 PRE --BE 'SON & MEYER'S
! Law Office,
•i Seaforth. i
I Seisforth, Nov. 8 1870. 153-tf.- I
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