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ayage
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mod,rak U °ems. and removes alleiebstauctimea,
and &speedy cure natty be relied on. ee
To married hullos it is peculittrlysied. wilt_
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en a short time, bring on the monthly
regeherit. peenta
These Pills should. not be taken by
dining the first three recitals of Pregnacy, as mob.
mre goxe to bzing on Mieecarritege, hut at any reelerita-
t,inte, they aro eafe.
Iu all eases of Nervoutt andSpinel AtectiOne,--
pains in the back and limbs, fatigue on aliehe ere
ertion, palpitation of the heart, hysteric5,. ant
whites; these pills will effect a cure whon 00„ee
raeatta have failed and although ite, peweaga
remedy, de not contentiron, calomel. antraiony,
anything hurtful to the eonstitutiort. ;
Rill directions in the pamphlet aioniel
packalee, which chould be °awfully prenerreet
job Moses, New York, Sole Proptietor. $1.041aza
121 cents for postage, enclosed to NorthonI,Pante,
SpeCt Newceetle, Oat., general regents for the Dominion_
-
will insure a bottIee contenang over 50 pm%
return mail.
Sold in Seaforth by E. Hiekson & Ce4 lent
Luresden.
1074
44 IP Ow
WREN ran are in Seaforth, just .rms
into Frank Paltridge's Photograph Gal-
lery, do your heart good. Only 31
per dozen. Scott's Block, Seaforth.
neugh
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE:
Trains have the Seaforth station as
fallewa
GOING WEST'.
Expreett. Mixed.
2,37i'. 1.40
GOING( EAST.
Exprese. Mixed.
0-50 a„ at. 1.40 P. M. S.00 A.31,
asolonalemenesemeeseemeasmiee
Divsin 00111t8---1872.
Division Courts will be held as folios:
eniegnaea,„.. Jan 16 Dungannon..
Abileyvine .Ttat 23 Hayfield-
Seitfot-at Jan. 25 Gotlerich. .. .. t
Exeter. ... . -Tau. 27 Wingleam April la
Danganiaort. Jan. 80 Amleyinjje. May 2.1
Beyfield Jan. 31 Seaforth
Clinton. Feb. 1 Eeeter . Ma'r 25-
Goelericle Feb. 5 Clinton... _ May 31
aeot Nerroxiter March.26 Dungannon June 3
-e; Seafortla March 2a _Jane 4
ExeterMaibh Goderich........4, line 6
p: the cuesee .....— April 1 -
ilttate The Ccurts will open at, 10 A.M. ea.ch day.
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, SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice assortment of light and heavy
harness, whips, bells, horse clothing, etc. ;
kept Constantly an hand.
Repairing prcienptly attended to, t
Charges inolierate. ltememl)er the place
'II of the Scotch Guitar, _Main Street,
St;aforth. • -
163tf W. OLIVER.
1VER
SIGN or THE
CERT AIX PRESERVATION
OF THE SIGHT. •
LA2eums, moRRIs & .
PERFECTED SPECTACLES
AND XB-arsessEs.
The peculiar form and scientifie
accuracy attained. by the aid of teem-
pliceted and costly machinery, war -
the equation that they are the
moat perfeet SPeetacles ever manu-
factured. They aseiet the eight most
brillhently, confer ease and comfort
orkethe wearer, cause a continuont
and abiding improvement of the eyes,
and last a great many years without
requiring to he changed. SG they are
the GMAREST as well as thellEST.
COti' NTER
Agent,
in Street., Ses.forthe • 212
Bonus to the Farmers
OF GREY AND -MORRIS.
ARMERS, beware of pereona. in the shape of
peddlers and agents, peranibulating the country,
We forcing a, sale of inferior impIetnente.
Encourage home martufactteree, and you will
anti a Supeiior article at 41. reduced price.
The subscriber would respectfully return his ein-
cere thanks ta the fat -mere of Geer, Morrie and 311r-
roundi*g tow/II:aline for their most liberal patron-
age the past, and would inform them that he
will keep conetantly un hand, at the
• DINGLE FOUNDRY,
Iran Mows, Wood. naves, Gltug Plows, Cultivatore,
Land -Rollers, Straw -Cutters, dee,
Guaranteed of then -best que.lity, and at prices to-
th fy roeipetition. He l'414ks1 et hely call atten-
tion to the "Farmer ow," veltich gives general
defection whereveqintrodace&
Polnes fur all the principal Plows kept eon-
stenfly iflhard Highest price p:da ler Glel cert-
ifies. Repeiting (bile promptly CrIl very reaeouseble
eerine.
W. R. -WILSON,
199 A in
fl
4a-
eeEene .e.k• .
USED AND RECOM-
MENDED BY THE MOST
EMINENT PHYSICIANS
IN NEW ENGLAND POR
THE LAST 45 YEARS.
" N 0 T RING BETTER.'
CUTLER' BROS. & CO.
BOSTON._ •
so cis ii9SOfd bythee'Druggints
LIMAN, ELLIOTT &Coe Toronto, Agents.
FELLOW'S
el-IYPOPHOSPITITKS.
xersasa the di -ease e overcome by the usG of
nateasr Compuend Syrup of Hypophoephites,
are COnhtipation, Asthma, Ceneamaption. Leryneit-
s, Nerveus Debilit v, lee epereia, Chrorie 'Bronchit-
is, (11174,pL7,Pit'al 111;a, sr nau.-11(dy. Debility rye n It- -
dfc
Leg fame '1 yi,heed and uer low ferere, Diph theritie
let e e t ra: len , Ti e-Att. : in, lypo.-heiniria, AIII,C110rrhu‘a,
Chhofo,i':.. Ana min, Lo*.col'rlie a, Nervous .1extita-•
Wee); eneea...n.a, or Wasti'in; of the Meseles, .tepho;
t.,r1.,,,,,!-. of Voice, Chorea. or St. lattis's Dance,.
Sneetielereee of the Liver. Interrupted and Feeble
At tie in of the Meat, nuff .cate _Feelings ciente.: „
l.y eitreeee obetrentieue of the Irennet and Air Fee
:ewe e le.eline therete, and Debility tram v!•J'. `F
,...' Vt.:, LLVLIly ea';.1K a widen appeaced hopeIegs.
1. e in peeheenriee. l'ricteee1.50; Six for $7.e0
JAME'S L Ft:LLCM-8e Chaniet, St. John,. N. D.
rzoPi Pi THE swop.
HUN
errj vr.s.1NT SYRUP makes the -wo al; strerri
expk le c..1 ea -se by suulyiug the Wood
TT 0-iym SoFyr--ritON.
ea-utE0rt —De se -:e you ret Pf,rurian Syrup.
lenneenlets free. J. P. DINSME. ORITonriceor.
Ne. e',•6 Dey St., New .1orle..
Suld -7g,ists genepilly.
THE HURON EXPO ITOR.:'
•
BRIEF NOTES.
Ten million 'Cows in the United
States.
---Nebraska has an editor' whospells wife, yf.
- --- Smoking is reported to be de-
clining in England.
—The populatiatn of Virginia, is
add to be declining.
— Sixteen railways of England
own 8,400 locomotive's. /
- —A lady superintencli: the schools
of Kolistuth county, Iowa.
— The stnalk-pox is making fear-
ful ravages in Browiacounty, Iowa.
, —The or:der sef Deaconess
growing in favor in the English
. .
Church.
--Stat Lake City is now invest-
ed with garroters as well as polyga-.
mists.. - •
- - In Nebraska cotirtShips are
said to average three hours. and a -
half in length. •
— saloon in Watertown, N. N.
has conspicuously posted "vitals
cooked•hele."
--The French Governmenthas.
refused to sell its eroWn jewels tol
private personS. •
An Englishman in Iowa re‘a
cently sent half a dozen praiiie hens
to Queen Victoria
— The ice on the upper thoueandl,
. .
miles of the Mississippi River is
fifteen inches thick.
— The Richmbiad Whigmolurns
because -Virginia has two emisirantS
to one immigrant P
. —Tennyson has been invited to
Berlin by the Queen a Prussia.
a— Mrs. Abby Sage -Richardson
his given a ,puJilic reading. in
Boston. 4 • r'r
k- The Prince of Wale's has dis-
missed his doctors, mask is able to go
out of doors.
—The Prince of :Wales has --a
wonderful memory for. faces :and
everything told him..
-- Prof. Tyler says the bestGreek
and Mathematical students in the
Unisersiap of Micbig4 are young
latlies.
—A barrel i-Sf buckwheat flour
'recently eiploded, in Scott Co.,
Iowa. -The flour was wet, and gen-
erated a varion
We acknowledge the receipt
of a complimentary ticket to the
Pelware State Poultry Society's
Show at Wilmington, Del.
—a Six thousand acres of tobacco,
it is estimated, were gi own within
15 miles of Edgerton, Rock Co.;
Wig:, the past season. .
-- At a Poultry and Pigeon Sho*,-
Wilds Co England recently, white
I I
.geese wee exhibited weighing thirty
rounds each.
s• •
&IETIES.
Moat bitter things are hot; but a
bitter cold day isn't.
— Thiele -soled shoes are consider-
ed good •things for the f• elevasion
and protettiou" of --woman at this
:season.
•
1,f
•
-- gentleman .who had lived
for a 100 years in Verniont lately
left for Michigan because the
Ate didn't agree with:hun.
E1' -e- was the onlyiwoman who
never threatened to go and liVe- With
4.11211111D;t, And. Adana was the only.
man who never tantalized his 'wife
aeout the way mother used to
cook."
— Old Age — " Do you not
know." Raid a teacher to a pupil,
" that old age is to be tesneet-ed,
lbw 1" " That, I suppose," replied
the boya L depends on whether the
toatn is applied to the human race or
tO poultry "
— A nian WaS arrested recen tl
for elacking his -wife's eyes. if men °
would marryblack 'eyed women
the fir8t pletee, it n,'Otelti save n deal.
of trouble. They wouldn't nei'd to g
be frescoing their eyes every little 1
—The Hostess— " Dear Mise
Linuett would you — would eyou
sling One of those charming ballads
victije go see it supper's
ready T' rhe Companion " 0,
iak the—I feel nervous. 'There
are so many people: ---e." 'The
nestese—~‘ 0, they- 'won't listen,
less f011 not one ef them !. Now
do1!"—htneh.
heal Al,ernethy was canvass- "
ing for the office of eurgeon to 8t. P
tethulotnew's Hospital, he called a
upon a rich grocer. The great man
addressing lam, said--" I suppose,
ts' yeu want nly vote and interest
lq; wouleiltous epoch of -vOur
b No, 4. dou't,'' said Aber • .1-=
nethy ; " I ,,vatit a, pennyworth of (.,.1
4es ; wee, look sharp, want to be
"Jane has given warning."—"Tat
poor child, Milani hasn't a th*ng to
wear."— '7he back beetle are
werse;thaniever. " I've hearel from
Mamma, and she will be -glad to
cone and stay av th us."—" Ceok
says she must 'ha, e a new. aa. chen
igrate."--" ym mind tuning
out r of your. roo on Thursday,
dea 7 It sadly w nts cleaning."—
,
enry 1 there's
I
ome one ringing'
at tie ft ont-'cloor bell. I know those
ser ants have left the dining room
win ow unrastened. Do go down
and see if, it's .t e pOlieenian."—
"Pease M', will ort come up into
the nurseeST and peak to Master
'Arthur? I can't o anything ‘vith
him "---;" Ts i it the drains 19—..' 0 !
..
M', the cat- lias go the cold fowl."
I , Canna find my keys !any-
wbe T."--7---" My , be t dress is • coin -
plat ,ly ruin'od."— Dont you t link,
'-my ove,. the, childr nr look as if they
wan eds a change ? '—‘` The ,sweeps
areeomingin the re ining."--"Ilave
you any siltljer'r —*Dinner will be
three quarters of t an hour 'late
clear."--'.' The -girls, think we ough
to give a dance."-- ',There's no ho
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE Co.
THE OSBORN
-Tho sands throughout Canada are
nos+, u ing these machines. The Y have
been t sted beyond all question, make
the fa -orite lock -stitch, alike on both
sides nd are pr nounced superior to
-any other machine offered the public.
For wide range of work, perfection,
beauty and. excellence Of inech'anism,
adaptability, strength and durability,
t The Osborn &wing Machine Has
r, No Rival.
Kr Improvements have lately been
made, enabling the manufacturers to
claim it as the ne plus ultra of Sewing
machines., Hundreds of testimonials are
being received 'daily from ail as well as
new operators attesting its wonderful
capabilities. Will do all kinds of do-
mestic sewing, from the finest cambric
to the coarsest overcoat or upper leather.
GUARA14TEED TO HE AS REPRESENTED,
OR NO SALE, WA.R6ANTED FOR
- THREE YEARS.
water, and the kite en fire's (Att."-
1 s
" Haab 1 I thin I hear baby.'.
i
A SinOls. -tor:Sr- .
0 cmb frs'll,lovAt .7.1 1 vouches for lie
1
trat.1 • of, the, f llowinv, st 7'
%vivid was original y publishedin
the guise of _. fieti n : _ "Car' .1 ne
-A.—, a-good-lookin , finely propor-
tioned young lady, lived as a
maid - with a ' fas ionable y t ng
widow. One evening, after, haying
assisted at her mist etss' toilet ..fi)r a
dinn r_pa.rty,, she am used 'herself, ‘e -
fore putting , away :the various
articles seattered alseut the room, in
tryingou a pair.of sLk stockings and
dress shoes beilor;ging to her naistifess,
and having done so, ishe viewed !her
well turned lite s with complitoeuey,
,
saying alOUCI e ' The 'e's a leg fdi a
stockist g, and there's bli. foot ft)! a shoe.'
t
—Having stitish A herself as to their
symmetry,. she diveated herself cf
her b rrowed 1 pluine, put the room
to righs, arid waited the return of
her Mistress, via in Srlie saw.in bed.
That Wiwi the la t dine slie saw her
alive. 1; She was found in the mot rr
ing murdered in! her bed, the jewel
.
case az-id ' plate. chest broken open
and .-,roblbed. Thel iobbee and
marderer left no li race,. by .which he
-could be leapt ia4d, alnd in Spite of
the. iriost diligent seareh escape 1.
Threeyears After, Carolitie ,was en-
gaged in ,a similar eapacity by a
lady , NA ho I took her to -_Paris. She
had al noSt, forgotten the Turcler,
and if she thinlight about it, it was
not with the hopeof iscoveking the
erimin• l. It happened that she was
walking in one of:the promenades
one afternoon, when, as she pass-
ed -a group of ' men, She heard
these words : 'There's a leg for
a stocking, and there's a foot
for. a shoe." ,In a moment the
events of the evening before flashed
011 her me Dory. A d now for her
...
marvelous presence o mind. Pre -
ending n t to have h trd anything,
• she glanc-,d sideways .at eliq grea
. .
f men. She r'as El
.,..t ...az ee there, ht
.lie cou1d uot,:tell hi li of them lia
Token.' . She `1 wilke slowly by
llama t ete steppe in an ,undecidetl
li
number, and _ finally turned back,
and'w al k in g up to them, asked to
)e dire t.ed to a: ca., tain street. As
she eap.,cted, all of them had a wor 1
for her and 'atno g t le voices .sli
_
easily ecogt.ized the ono that had
just sp ken. --Their language and
1.--jok wt- ill beat very free, 'but she
nly told ibeite they ei.e itupertii-
rent, and that she wot ld get the in
Otanatic u :the wanted front the this
einlartne. ,- She t les- ayeeted• sus4
ticion if they n icedr her spPak ing
O a pol coman. he next difficulty
vas hcar. to inform a g1/4ndarals what
she wanted ; she ad only: beep a
fortnight in Fri nce and knew
ecaicel a a Freneh vota „ She, how-.
ever, c; riled a rock t dictionary
.
wait he - f'or meki g p irchases, and
as a sit eine to acquieing a little
-Freneh.- (...1-einc;• oser t, . a bench she
e
sat dovi . and searhit) , througlethe
dietionivy, fetind de words elic,,,
I
ranted, -.-trid wrote them ‘vith ie
t` '
elite] 0 1 the fi vele f o the diction i
,
ry. The sentenee .ivii thus : " Gen-,
dartne je osoir bes rin voila Arrester
ri tnoutltri r., ! al e grammar was
,..,
ot yer-V corr ect, a di tionaries do
Ot, teach synta*, lait he gendarme
r1deeeteo;1 -it,. and *n t nether 111111-
t
te herd the unirdOrer it his grasp.
Ie svitis af erwerda c 'evicted and
xeente (3!). liie f1 i•] , s teatinioey.
,
--4-4,-,--1--
. Sult,131$3 Ilitts1)
‘The .1110A1 en 1.1( Ct011't
''its theeeat, takes snu
off.'
Isfe,NC- to Dress a Ctletimber.--a-
Dr. Glynn, of Ca winidee, being one
clay in .1.t.t.encliiiic..e ori a2111y., i11. the
eptskty of her phyaiciau, took, oc-
casion to leeture her on the itupee-
Path .g Cumin) ',erg, whIch w
She wziS 11111.11MICnItu1y f011d, 1-13
ga Vv. her the following lituuovous re- fO
ceipt for irressing them :—" Peel the' lb
eiteumber with great care; then edste
it into very thin sliees ; popper and ht
salt it — and then throw it be
a way." • se
0 da -
f
_Extracts Mtn Punra's Almanack
UNPOPULAR QUOTATIONS. We do
want 9tue ceals."---" They' called se
for the rates again this ukoriiiag."— go
"The water -pipes have burst"—_ in
1
his 'back to ti
110111we would n
arry 01; any ebns
"r !owl or nione`kcr,'
r 10Ve, t 11a4
a is• over, is liscfove ed- to have
Id none, is Very elnre o make the:
_St husband. .1.)a ttie nu.; de -
ryes to bq iewdr4ed with the best
wives and the 'e St. mothers-na
w. When you Meet with such a man,'
your best to marry him. In the
verest winter lie would not niin
ing to the
0a feet.
nde.
fiJe tea, M-
anz?. stands
10 1111, 04 L bfaite
Lt alliise you- to
ole i- i tio ei ther
Ipt decide lly not
Mar, wile, when
The Osborn Outfit is complete and
readily comprehended. Is sold at one-
half th price hitherto charged for ma-
chine's oing a like range --of work, the
manufa turers being deter ined to place
it'i%LthIl the reach of every fa iilyin
the con itry. •
A.T.n AL FEFORE ,PURCH. SE WI 1 ,Coll-
vipce all that our ,,,macLit.es re un-
ecifialed
4 .
THE- GUELPIII REVERS BLE i
Is pre -e inently he best Sing,le-r hread
Machin offered t the pub ie ---he cc its
marvelous success Will do all v. rieties
of domestic sew' g. PRICES o EA.TLY
REDUCED.
Band Irtachine,
Treadle do.., $1i
guaranteed.
lir A ents want here.
did inducements t� make m ney.
, Apply to . •
with ful
. E
d every
outfi
Ch m
GUELPH SEVII C MAC
GUELPH., CANAD
W. /g WA'.d ltsN, A
180-ly SE
412,
chile
pion -
INE. 0.,
•
ent,
FOR H.
PAINITIN
JAMES WILLI MS
Begs to intimate to the pu lic that he
has removed from McInt ah. & Mor-
rison's Carriage Factory, an has rented
Mr. William Grassi s 'Paint
Shop,
Where he may. be
Mr, Williams is p
the shortest notice,
Carriage Painti
. and Orna•
Give him a call.
opposite Murfay's
found a
epared to
all kinds
g, Sign
ental
Rentemb
tablea,
any tiro.e,
execute, of
of
Painting
ork.
r the place,
170-13ti
RENipveip. ftEr OVED.
ERT ON,
Cabinet-maker and Undo kor,
1LEM6VED his are -TO OMS 0
JOHNSON'S OLD STA
'Main -street, Setif ortla,
Whew he has on hand a superior s
turd of veiiy descriptio
CA L L
D,
ock of
T.
T
JUST
RECEIVED,
A T
AS LEE'S,
A CH ICE STOCK OF
FRESH F ILY GROcE
IES,
comprising
TEAS, . SUGARS,
COFFEES RICE,
CURRAN RAISINS,
SOAP, TOBACCOS,
to., Etc.,
All of which he can afford to sell as cheap as any
in the town.
• TEAS FR,0ia56 cents TO $1,
!emit warritnted to e satisfaction to all.'
SHEA :SON & CO.'S
o..1 Fl
Of every description
PR
Of all kinds to be he
Simpson's Spice, t
Farm Stook in use.
The highest price
kinds.
Remember th
SHEARSON &
TH
ur and Feed,
nstantly on hand. And
ISIONS
at the lowest possible rates.I
best Condition Powder for
armors, try it.
en for Farm Produce of all
place,
O.'S OLD STAND,
est Side, Main -street,
SEA:FORTH, Ont.
SPA -RLI
T_THVIN4 purchase
of Thomas Bell's
prepared to
-SUPPLY WE
WITH
Cheaper than it eeer
made great additions
tend. manufacturing
MAS LEE.
GA SCOTT
the wholeelle department
urniture Shop, we are now
ALE DEALERS
URATITURE,
s Hold before, as we hese
to the mitehinery 9.nd in-
ausively:
Partiee may be sure 1'good work, as none but
good mechanic.; are en loyed. A good stock kep
.constantly on hand.
Lumber taken iu ex mtge.
Turning done on eh est notice. e,
Leese Thome Bell's Old Shop, ,
Corner of Market Square, REAFORTH,
20413 • SPtRLING & SCOTT.
A, 1
LT.
• e
ORDERS
For all kinds of Salt
Can now be filled at
CRAY, YOUN &SPARLINC'S
" E C IPSE"
SALT -WORKS,
SEA.FORTH, ONT.
Nov. 29, 1871.
208-4
UNDERTAKING.
Haying pun:Wised Mr. Thomas }IE RSE,.
I am prepared to attedd fuuterals crd the sh lent'
notice, either in town or country.
Cofflim, All Sizes,
Kept constentlY on hand
NOTICE TO DEB
TUE undereigued desires to state
4- received instreetiene to extend
payment of debta due the estate
Deveee,nulil pext. Court, day. All
that time will poeitively be sued, w
Lo pereons.
aps J. S. PORTE
OR
•
that 19 has has
e time 1 r the
(ent-'e IT 1
debts dtt
thont spect '
, Seafo tie
SHOPS FOR S LE.
T.I'OR SALE, two shape ucl 16rty-lo ir fret rent -
age on Main Street Seaforth, pposite Car-,
Michael's Hotel. !Aunty o
:19e-tf.J. EATT R.
THE AGRICULTURAL UTU
.i . , ..4,
-.rt.,-:,• 4:;ikleNt*" 'Afi';•:411..4,',...;
IC.ii•j: .i'-'''' " f•t,,,,. ',Ni:' -'11
ASSURANCE ASSOC ATI( N
r , t , OF CANADA.
1
HEAD OFFICE, LO ;DON, ( NT.
Licensed by the Dot ivien GOTt *nment.
CAPITAL, -.FIRST
$231,2.
Cash and Oaeb. It
JANUAI v, 1871
2 25.
ins, $72,28
55.
This Corupane- continue s to grow i the p blic.
(en...Menet,. 011 the unary, 18,1, it hi el in
force e4,528 Policies, hes ineelering he yeer 870,
iesued the im'ineuse emu r of 12,810
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Manufactured at '
McINTQSI & MORRISON'S.
Carriage Factory,
210.13 Diu -street, Soaforth.
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CAPITAL - $2,
Company.
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CHIEF OFFicas—Q en Buildings, Liver-
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CANADA BRANCH 0 FieR---Exchange
.Buildings ilontreal.
teana—Win., Mori Esq., Chairman:,
Henry Thomas, E.(1.• David Torrance
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BaNKEns---Mels nii Bank. •
Messrs. E te hie,
LEGAL ADVISEE.
Mo'rris & Rose.
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Saerement Street, Mo atreal.
The undersigned hving been appoint-
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do so on the most litmourable terms.
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