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JAN.
872
E1qpoing the present
ent
TcrEsn.kr, ,Tan.
e te upon the fortuation df the
closed at a late hour last iiIght,
ordinary business.q the session'
ow be proceeded with. A good
the supporters. of the late Gov-
t-ook, occasion to "define their
position" a, second' timebut it wbuld:
not be of interet,t to follow them throng."'
8. their explanations, suffice to say t1e*.
the debate Showed that the
orrosieseale esTRoeoveiree newonetrama.
Indeed it is a matter of doubt after this
tlebate whether there is such a thmg as
au organized Opposition. If there is
certait7ly its numbers are not :arge.
Mr. Coyne, Mr. Cumberland, Mr. . Me_
Callune Mr. Boultbee, Mr. A.rdagh;
Mr.- Ferguson, Dr. Boedter, Mr. Me.
\talk, Mr. Corby, Mr. Grange and Mr.
Gut, all staunch supporters of the
late Government so long as they held --
power and patronage, declared_ that they
would give the new Government a fair
trial and jildge then' by their measures.
en Mr. Lauder, while hay' inn. his %no,
at the Preaideat elf the Council,. did not
say that he would oppose the Govern -
merit arid- ,lo sere -ice under the leader-
!, ship .of Mr, Cameron. Mr. Richardse
I only objection to the Government wan'
that Mr. Scott had been allowed thie -
Commisnerelifp, of the 'Crown Lauds,
and he certainly Will not recognize. Mr..
Gan..eron as his leader. Mr. Sand.field
Macdonald said nothing (luring the, whole-
ourse of the debate, but he would repue
iate rn Imago:vie more forcible than po-
lite, any iroputItion that he was a follow-
er of the present so-caIled leader of the
Oppesition, Certain ex-presstons let fa.11
from Mr.lCameron in the coure of the
debate gave a degree of credibility taa
. the reports current in the lobbies that
there was not the most cordial feeling be-
tween that gentleman and hi a late leader..
Who then are the Opposition' that -at-
one time boasted. in its organs that it
eenid turn the Government out upon
the Ajax& House? So far -
as members have yet spoken, and as al- '
ready stated, a goo& many- of th.erri have -
defn-red'; their position, the Opposition-
coesista of just two gentlemen—The Me ,
Cameron, the leader, and Mr, It S.
eacdonald, of Leeds, the rank and file.:
This,' the sole remnant in the Ontario
House of the great Conservative party,
E: may be briefly described by saying that
the leader is worthy of his follower, and
the follower of his leader. Turning to;
, the Reform side of , the House, it is ne4
- ticeahie that, notwithstanding all the
etalk about disaffection and diseatisfac-
: tion in the Reform ranks, not a single
Reformer expresse(1 any disapproval AI
.the eererse taken by the Premier Mr.
_Sexton, Mr. Sindair, Mr. Perry and Mr.
Galbraith spoke, mid all of thernexptess-
ea their candid approval of the composi-
tion of the Cabinet. The remarks of
Mi. (lalbraith were of particular inter -
:est, because the Opposition had, tried, to impression in the country that, -
he had been greatly wronged in not be-
: 'nig taken into the Cabinet as an easterra
:man instead of Mr_ Scott. He deelared
that he hail never expected a seat in
:the 1;0vernment, and that if any of hi*.
constituents felt annoyed, as had .been
stated, that he had not been offered a.
seat, he had never heard of it. •Mr. '
Blake wound rip the debate by a general
review of the position. In his conejud-
ing
remarks he chinned that his Govern -
latent was
A eeeere eovereaanaea,
and the way to eetablish tht statement
Was this. The old tionaere'eatiye party
had been declared by its leaders in 1867
to be defunct it had committed politi- •
cal suicides; itsleaders had declared that
there was no longer any reason for its ex-
istence ; it had become merged in the
.C6aIition. -party ; )Jr. Sandtield Mac-
donald had in his speeches repeatedly
basted of having brought over the Con-
5ervative party to his views, and not a
ngIe Gomervative leader had_repudiat-
that bout. Well, such being the
aositioa of what was once known as the
ortsereative party. was: there any earth--,,
y rea-o-1,, Mr.. Blake asked, why
aember for Ottawa, being fully in
'empathy with his views, should not
win,. and why he hhOUld ilOt ask him to
oith the Reform govermitent ? Now,
!hat wag Mr. Scott ? Mr. Blake ao-
wered this -,question in this A,a.y. He
hanenged -any man to deny that the
roierairune of Minieterial policy ,. as eat--
eel:9d by himself and the other minis -
era vas an embodiment of Reform
rinciples. Well then, Mr. Scat had
imself stated that what that programme
'ratle him that he was this day. Mr.
6ke concluded by challenging an ap-
eat te the diviaian Ii.t Ifeae had been.
harged; he had been guilty of an ont-
ge npan etibIle decency and public
rerality, surely it -war; the duty of the
Lppoeitian to place their views upon the
cord of the journals, so that they might
Ihen the proper time came appeal to the
.rintry against him. Mr, t'amcron wa.s
st so imprudent as to accept this
mileage, and the debate closet -1 with-
rEr. Blake'a speech.
Olizer4s4mr,Argaropm dv-9....°MeleSiel9m9orkrrtp,z9.-9
AUCTION SALE.
:Thursday, Feb. 15. on the east hell of
t 8Sixth -Concession. Ifullett, near
mbuen, Farm Stock, Implements and
oueehold Furnitnre. Lobert 'oates,
epreeter ; J . P. Brine, auctioneer.
%V.ellnes.tay. Fele 14, in Seeferth, real
tate, consisting of one-tifth of an acre
Maite-etreet, *it'll stare, dwelling;
`)re -house. stahhi, etc. NV, N. Watsou,
rftiriutor ; J. P. Brine, auctioneer,
MARRIAGES.
HUGTLL. --In the township of
ruckersmi h, at the residence of the
[ride's father, on the 10th inst., by
Rev. Mr. Starr, Mr. Wilson Cook,. of
ro.t, to Mt88 Lou isa Ann, eldest
Ungleter et John Hugill, Esq
eee-- GoftDON. —At the Presbyterian
Vanse. Alma, by Rev. J., Davidson,
T. E. Price, :keafortb, to Alice, third
laughter of Thomas H. Gordon, Esq.,
Drayton, County of Wellington,
DEATHS.
kRK.—In Tuekeremith, on Wednes-
, 17th inst., Margaret, third
,aughter of the late Theraae Stark,
4,rea 5 years.
(Satan, on Friday, 19th
else, after a lingering illness caused
21,5 Constunption, WiThana Read, native
Corkshire, England, in the 37th year
hia aere.
r)eceased was neneh respected as hon -
and faithful in the discharge of he*
ies-as sexton of the, Wesley an Church,
n a number of Municipal duties, as.
t of InSpeetor, etc.
JAM 26,, 1872.
THE 'MARKETS.
THE HURON EX
SEAFORTH, 'nn. 25, 1872.'
The market for the pat week has been
<lithe active,'untff to day, ,when the
stormy weather caused farmers to be -
4chary about venturing out. 'Errices are
rather bolo* laat quotations andthere are
indiAtions of still lower rates. S. The de-
mand for oats is good, and we quote one
cent higher than last we&k. ,Hay and
wood are coining in in large Anahtities
and both bring lower 'figures' than 'any
previous time this.;eason.We quote:
Fall Wheat.-- ..... ....... ... . . *1 19 to 1 20
Sprinf.,- Wheat 1 17 to 1 18
Barley. , . 0 56 to 57
Pats . • . • v . • • 037 t 0 0 371
Peas. ..... . . . .. . 0 00 to 062
Butter...........................0 10 to 'I) 16
EggR• .... • • • • • o te• o 1.0
Flour :.. ... .. . .. . ............. 00 to 000
Potatoes • • 0 45 to 050
. Ray.. ... . . . ...10 00 to 12. 00
Hides . .... .... . . 7,50 to 000 •
Shep Skbas.. . • - 0t0 to 2,00 '
Lb Skins 1 00.to 2100
8kine,perlb 0 93 to 0 10'
Wood, per cord 2? -00 to '2 00
-Salt (retai)) pet bumf.... 20 to 006
' Beet. - 03 t� 0.45
Yutton
0
Pork, per 100 lbs, •• • .. • .. • • • • • • 4 4301:14' t° 0 to512 05i
Stave Bolts, per cord 2 25 to 0-00
CI,INTON`,.. Jan. 26, 1872.
Fall Whest....., . . .. 13 (',4 120
flpring Whoat • 1 12 0 1 14 '
Pats • . . 0 84 ,(A)
Peas.. . ..... .... _ ... .. 0 66 :0 60
Barley, 0 56 't6) 0 13 7.
Batter -0 15 (it) 0 16
Eggs , 015 g .0 15
Pork, yier 100 4 50,0e; 625
Fay, per . . .. . . 00 ce, 14,00
MONTREAL, Jan. 24.
Rates of' flour and grain generally UP -
clanged and nominal. •
f
BOGS—Dull at late rates, but inereae-
- ing diihculty is cycperienced in finding an
opening for the liberal arrivals.
BUITER-7.-Choice is in request forethe
American- 'markets; but Most of *hat is
in stock is not suitable, and. quite ne-
glected.
TORONTO, Jan. 24.-
'the English market shows le fprther
-decline of. Id to 2.1 per cental in Wheat,
.and 6d per -quarter iu corn: Very little
business was done here, buyers and sell-
ers being apart in their ,views. Sake of
No. 1 superfine flour were reported at
equal to $5 30 f.o.c. hereand of extra at
-$5 80 f.o.c. Fancy at $5 611 Loa; On
the atreet market $1 28• te $1 3Q was
paid for Soules and Deihl, and $1 .0 to
.$1 22 for Spring. A car of No. 1 Arley
evhanged hands at 66e f.o.c., which indi-
cates- a weaker market. Peas werehigh-
er on the street, having gold at 7pe to
73c; the latter for bareelling sanIples.
-.Oats were offering freely at 44c ozi the
track. Hay and straw -.vere in rapd4rate
eupply, the former selling at $19 to $23,'
•the lattnr at $11 to $15. Dressed hogs
Were in (large supply, the several ear
loads sold at $5 t� $5 }O. On tliest ego.,
several lots of heavy weights sold a $5,
which may be 'considered the outside
rate.
HARRISTON, Jan. 24, 1871..
The market has been flat this week
owing to the bad state of the roads. I. .
Fall wheat......... ..$1 16 to $1 21
Treadwell ........ .. . .. 1 14 to- 1 17
$pring 1 10 to 113
Peas' 60 to 63
..... 35 to • 39
Barley 50 to 58.
Potatoes "(per bush.)... — to . 70
Butter 12 to 18
Pork .... . . 4 50 to 5 25
Apples (per bugle .) ...... 65 to 70
Hay (per ton) ..„ — 1200.to -1500 t
LIVERPOOL.
.0$3
);3' a ez
Flour.. '
. . ...... 0 30 0
Red Wheat . 11 9 11. 9
Red Winter...... 12 0 12 0
White............ 12 9 12 9
Corn . 91 3 3] 3
Barley........... 3 8 8 8'
pats 2 11 2 11
Peas... ...... 41 0 41 0
Pork . ... 59 0 59 0
Lard ............ 44 •' 3 44 3
ei
ca
' ci ci
d el
9-a • PI
S. D. S. D.
1
28 0 28H0
11 7 11 1 6
12 0 12 10
12 , 6 12 7.4
8),I 9 30 3'
3 -8 3 8
2 11 1 2. 1 1
41 0 41, 0
69 0 69 0
44-6,44- 6
GOLD.—The price of -Gold in New
York fluctuates from 108i.to 109. 1 -
RUFF..4..1,0 LIVE STOCK':
. Thursday, Jan. 25, 1872.
RECEIkTS..
Cattle, Sheep, Hoge
cars. cars. cars.
Past 72 hours ..... ..159 10 : 105
Past week.. ..........330 38
'..= i 32
Previous week._ ....366 44 214737
SHIPMENT'
Pa -t 72 hours ' 51 9
Peet week. 31
Previous week ' 4380 40
'
earree.
The market opens quiet :and steady a
about the tame es last week. Doman
light. Receipts less than the pteviOn
week.
103
186
179-
t.
Sales eomPrise 296 head. at $5 to' $7
for natiees, aucl a bunch of stags. an(I
butte at $3 621 against sales last week.
'rues -day of 724 head at $4, 871 to
-$6 87
Sales reported
Monaghan to Geary, 19 hd Ill. steers
av 1.068, at 85 12e.
Saone to same, 40 h(I.‘ do av 1220, at
$3 621.
Regenstein to Woods, 34 hd do do av
1123, at $5 15. .
Bills to saane, hd. Ind. do av 1406,
at 85 50,
Colt & T. to Kirkover, 17 COWS
av 1123; at $4 2:5
elyeee & Co., to Coleman, 18, lid 111
-steers, av 1260, a1 85 50.
Watkins. to Thompson te Co., 15 "hd
Ill stags and bulls, av 1420, at $3 621.
164R7T:13ale .,7..toMonroe, 39 lid. do 8teerS, av
Doty fer Spencer -to Woods, 68 hd do
av 124, at $5 60.
Travers to Andrews, -21 lid Mich. do
-ay 1137, at $5.
SHEEP.
No sales.
HOGS.
*Receieits small as cenipared with the
previous week. The market fairly
° active and the pric,ee 20c above last
week.
Sales comprise 1,656 head at $4 50 to
$4 65, against .sales last week Tuesday
of 3,500 head at $4 30 to $4 45.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
, LITE Ifixis,-Opened firm and c sed
dull, and buyers and sellers apart. Sales
at $4 10 to $4 7.5 for medium to choice,
bulk sales at $4 25 -to$4 56 • dressed
hogs active and higher, at $4 915.
NEW -YOIIK HORSE IARKET.;
uEsDA.y, . 23, 1872.
• , •
The -horse trade Of the w ek under re-
view, 'although far from bei g active, has
en less dull than is gen rally antici
p ted at ihis time of the year. Thi
81 unprovenient 18 chie y owing t
. .
the exceedinglyfine.state o the weathe
which induced a feir numb r of buyer
to stroll tothe arket ncl the sal
trebles in the hull's ead Market
ales of the weck w 11 avera e 110 head
f horses of all d •scripti ris; Among
tibe most. prom r,len traesactions were :
ree span ca lag horses let from $900
t $1,4130 per air sold tp a Havana
(lealer ; and ot spa fine Coach 'horses
s6ld for 1,250. T e DthCT sales cow-
prisecl light and eavy ( raft horses,
,ra ging froth $155 o .$185, for railroad.
118 ; $175 to $ 00 for fart arid elight
h rness horses an $350 0 $450 for
fiehvy truck hor es.
The hore au tio sales f the week
h ve been well ttet (led. he stock of-
f red was c( ns' era le, but prices real
-
i ed were on4 1111 derate. The late
ssian Mixiist r 'ataeazy's carriage
.ses were amo g hose brought to the
emer, . the sp n b ing knocked down
at e'750 '
0
To'
con
85
the
1 •
21
OSITOR,
Enlargpd Premises.
STER B.L
OG
HE
0 SMITHS AND
N- MAKERS
101, T
COUNT1 0 HU ..ON.
NTLE3IEN :— 'On a e invited to attend a
onveution of 131 knit ths and W aet'on-makers,
e held: in the TO1 N HAL ,CLINTON,
FRIDAY the 16th'F biuini,
at 10 • 'aloe , A. M.,
rIp a doitilty oiciat on, ancl • take into
n tb.1141H cos decid lepton. at the
th *Tann . Any fnr-r
the bject of the ,rneeting
the President or Secretary.
'H, linton, Innen.
OS , Seaforti, Secretary.'
information as t )1
be obtained fro
I D. McTA.V
_
LINOTON,
A -T
WE
bRE AND BANE
Y.1
SOUTHERN EXTENSION.
trEsiC
NOTICE TO L114, RACT0RS.
ERS are invitet for t e construcition of the
hem.' Ex tension of tie Wellington, Grey
i and Ileueerailw y, from, '
- 9
1.1IST b
e 1
in the townshtp of -ailaee, to
11.1LTIKNO
in the ownship of Kinloss—a
istauce ef 42 miles.
Plan and ppecifiQatilons ay. be eeen at the
Officesof the 1 CoruPany, Can da Lilo Assurance
Blab' s, Jaraes street) Ham ton, on and after
the 27t inst.
Tenders marked i‘ Tenders or Constrnetion of
,to the Secretary,
mazy, 1 872.
e0IVERPIrNsi
e. dela.
Southern Extension," addresae
will be received ue to noon of
,
Fridae3{., the 16th df re
iv.
W. McCULLOCH,
Secretary.
Hamilton, Jan: -28, 187.
216-3
InsolVent„Act
of 1869
•
C-4NADA., ) IN the C linty Court of the
Proviucelof Ontario, ,C nnty Huron.
CountY of Huron. ), Li the j atter of
#FNItY CARDIFF, au nsolvent,
The undersigned lids ffed in he office of thie
Court a decd of • composi-ion IU d discharge exe-
, sated by-lus!creditors 1110 on t e twenty-seventh
Alay•of February next, he will lipi ly to the Judge of
the said court for a eont1rInaiou of theglischarge
Ilhereby.erfeeted.
A.Dpn.tei(8174t Ding2. ile, this ni eteen h day of J'anna17.•
2.NRY CARDIFF,
bY Benson it°par, 's Attorneys,
216 ud lityn.
P Y UP AT
WI
.1.
LIAM GR
SXA.F01415,
Having so ti his lyintier'st)ei of
ters ou ca clit, now wants caeli t
carry on his business, through t
therefo#: r iv es udtice that .
DiflE.NOTES JLND
11
must be se tied at once,. or
without 1 urther netice;and
sons: _
al& is nO etripty thrpat,
carried out unlese paYineu
in time. • 1 v.-
' NI -LLL
Seaforth, Jan. 22, 187
N -CE
Sleighs and Cut -
enable in to
e $umuir Ho
CCOU S
•
Dia t er will, be sued
itho t respeet ito per -
brit iu positively be
be m Ile. Be viarnia
GEKs8IE.
• , 216
MEDIcL.
R , M. - .
C FAIR M D Memb ,r Ito al College Sur-
• georis and Lieentiate Ito -al Co lege Physicians,.
Enisnuitor.K; Licentiate of Midi ifery ; (Lately
from tA. Thomas's Hospita , Lo 'don, Englund.,
and tife Royal Infirmary, Edinbur th.) Office and
Residence—Dr. Vercoe's old ..etaid, SEA.FORTH.
Calls promptly attended to at all ors, 216*
CARD OF THAN S.
11F.,G TO A CK_NOWLEDGE the eceipt of T1tir-
4- ty 1)ollars from tlie•Treasurer 1 the Seaforth
Dramatic Club: in aid of the 'uncle of the Mechan-
ics' Inetatute, the same.being out o the proCeeds
of the last entertainment. f
. W3I 0A.3 PRELL,
Vide-Preehlent, of If ch. es' Inetitote.
Seaforth, Zan. 17, 1872. 21q -i
STAVE -BOLTS W
NTED.
To accornmo
riskiest, has
e has on.han
s
tealie exteuisive and still increasing
nlarged histore to nearly doable
its former size. `
.1
and -judiciously eelected
of
a very f ull
stook
RO
DOE 'KINS, MELTiDNS,
icotelta7 dCan dianTweeds,
etc.,
w ich he will in kc to order
itt the lowest p Ces e.ompati
good qua
Ire as en hand
in the est style and
)1e with ood work and
fity.
a stock
EA DY- A DE 1 OLO
(Made by hiraself,)
And which he can gaarant e for d
-quality.
Ne
ha
HING, d
bilit/ and
FURNISHIN G ODS.
K. ANDER. ON Still nnkeg Ispeciality of
nishingGood , and ovoryjthing in the way of
k -ties, Collare Shirts, Uu ershirttf, etc., ca be'
171' groat vari ty.
HA AND CAPS..
ek of thc teat tindhandso est
K. A.NDERSO.
Aii extensive .s
styles.
2 '6
solve 1 t Ac
In t • e matter of OBERT
notice th) t meetin
the above -nam dlnsolreu
, Mlle of Dixie W tson, Esq.,
2211«lay of janni ry, 1872, at
doe p. in., for t e purpose
sign e as lo the ortgage of
as to the disposal t be made
court s, due the est. Ile, for the
spec ors, and for t c ordering
estat generally,.
JO
Go lerich, JiLnuar 7,1872.
FAR AND P OTOGRA.P
SALE.
29, con. 7, t
cres, 70 of
.Soc, lot No.
-a;O utaining 100which-are cleared
and 11 a titate of.!go d cultiviitlptn. The whole is
well . enced. .2.'here are on th premisett a good
frame balm and hewed log -lions also, two welle
and a oung bearing orchard. ¶lhid farm itewithi
one n ile. of. Ainlevr ile, a thrivi g village, where a
etatio • pf the Wellii gton, Grey nd.Bruce Railwaf
will b located, ills° he breadth of a lot from th
North ru Gravel E ad. Also, frame dwelling
house, with the upp tr part fitte for a Photograp
Gallery. There is a ood well a d stable on th
premi es, also a ge d garden. This property ei
setae d. near the bu mess Centro of the village o
Wroxe IT, through N hich .the T .ronto, Grey an
Bruce Railway will e running Withinoue year,
The 1.01We will be sol 1 on easy t 'rms. !Por perti-
,culars apply to the P .oprietor.
SAMUE. WALKER,
Photo apher, 1Vroxeter.1
N. E. --Tho Pheto nphie Ins turnouts will bel
sold w tb or without he gallery. 210-3m
Or to -C. li. COOP t`,R,
Lane Agent, Dingle P..0
of 1869
RR, an Insolvent. .
of the creditors of
Will be held at the
at Goclerich, on the
advising the
the hour of live p'-
f ernes Hutchinson;
f the notes and ac-
ippointment of in -
1 the affairs of the
L HALDAN;
Official Assignee.
- 214'
ROOMS FOR
wiiship of 'Merritt
1 • FARM FOR S
ORALE; in the ownship of Stemley, County
..
I
of Huron, an tem opt farm, being composed
of Lot, No. 13, Sixt Concesido , contniniug 100
acres 80 of which are leered, well fenced, and in a
good state of enllivat' n. There re 18 acres an -
der falli wheat. There are on tit , premises a log
honee, og barn, and ante drivi g-hotme; also, a
young rchard ; there is a good 5 wing well on-
veniont to the stebles also a gocti spring .creek.
"This h rni is eituated c ne mile rim it half soil th of
Varna, n the gravel r ad. For fit -tiler partieulers
apply to the propriet r on the rornia0:4, or to
Varna Poste0flice. , _ -
212-13 JOHN MITCHELL.
Aff12. -L. R. coBB-y, of th t,`Flt er's Stere," ,
-"-/-Seiforth, is authorized to ma
any amount lo
STA vE AND HEADI
Contract f6r
G OLTS
which cash if ll be paid.
To be delivericl at my Stave Vork , Seaforth,j for
21�4'1X0IFIN G :OR9E AMENT.
BOY WAN, E .
r.
IATANYED, inimediatily, a etr " active Iad,
T about Io -niece or sixteen rear 'of age, as j an
apprentice to the Printing. 13u 'iuxesi1 Apply per-
sonally at Tun x1.)0SITOB. Ofil e, S aforth. '
AUCTION
OF LAis D IN TETI
•R, 'MIT11.-1'
A1LE
E -
1
AMES 1101 'SON has i been nstrUcted by erei.
lemteite. Auburn P: O., ag ut foe the estatelof
-the late Rober leMordie, to se 1 by public auctien
On the premises on -
FRIDAY, 26th`Jana ry,
at twelve'o'elO k, noon, the fell.wing valuable p o-
perty, in the T wnship of Tuc orsin th, Viz.: L t
No. 1,9, in the st Con. L.R.S., rf thel Township. 1
iasehold being reserved. The 1 rul of excell tnekersruith, in the County of Hurt consisting
f one hundred acron, more or le s, tv, 1 acres und r
qualitsy, find in a. beood state of ultiv !tient situit e
within 2 miles of the village 1 P I cetield, wi h
good buildings and orchartle. Also quantitY 1
nu -ming iMplements, &c. for en. h.
TeLti4s. -T- Two hundred do lars 1 pnreha e
M.oney j reqUirecl down on Real Este •; terms f r
balance cagy by giving good seen. ity 1 *rther pa -
tic -Wire made known on day of 0 le.
IlOWSON, ALEX. MON ElAgTHen,
A.t,
uctioneer.
214-3
-
ARM OR 13 LE.
ale, Cheap, Lc t No. 30 th Concession,
County of Bruce, eeutain-
of which re cleared, the
ith beech nd maple. .No
never -fa ling stream of
it lt is ituated within
age. of Pe isley,
rey and Bruce 1
running. I , the above pro- I
be lensed for a term of 1
eits. For Luther partial-
isilern On* CE,
189 -ti.
von.
Township of Bruce
ing 100 acres, about 20
balance 'web timbered
waste land. There is
water re iming throng
five mile from the flourishing vil
through which the W llington,
Railway wiii shortly be
perty is 1Ot sold, it w'
years fori the improvein
appy to THE Ext
july 1l, 1871,
PRO BONI PUBL
WATCHES & JE
•
co.
ELRY
' M. 11. C UNTER
-JJAS ju t !received a !very • choice
.
stoek of Jewelry of every demo
ClOelce, .NN i4ches and 11-unica1 Ins
very ehoide lot- of Violins, also Vi
entlleiss variety. Every j deecriptio7.
°lecke an Jewelry rerun ed, and we
satisfaction. It is needi ete to 'my m
.
ter is well enotigh k.nown1in the Co
and superior
'ptiem ; also,
rumente. A
lin Strings in:
of Watches,.
anted,to give
re, as Cortn-
ty of Huron.
I . FOR SALE.
OEDAR FtlICE POSTS,
Cedar Foundation Timber,
Rai_ limber,
Framiug Timber—Ash and Pine.
Apply to "' P. HICKSON & CO.,
215-2 Heaforth.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
Av0n,c1r. si hereby given to all partle,s having
4.1e1njnnagainst the estate of the late WILLIAM
ELDER,t elder, in his lifetime of tho Township
of R1bb,,r in thi County of Perth, must send in
the mune te the undereigned, properly,attested, on
or before tho firit. day of Alarch, 1872. All claims
preitented after that date will receive no attention,
as the affair.; of the estate must be finally wound
up by that &ate.
J..11IES MURRAY,
ALEX. 31eLAREN,
Trickers/nith; ,Tau. 17, 1872. ,;lixec2tilt5°-td
DURO
THE Part
°L.A.UMSTR
stationers, iti
di -solved.
I will be paid
1 due. the Nam
Seaforth
. The bo
UTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
ership heretofore existing between
)NG & PRICE, as bookeellers and
the village of Seaforth, is this day
11 debts contracted by the said firm
y C. ARMSTRONG, and all accounts
will be collected by,
C. ARATRONG.
J. E. PRICE.
LL 12 1872.
nd
stationery _store known ae. the
" Telegrap 1 I ook Store" will be carried on by the
undereienied, !who mill do his best 'to please his
.customers. 1
• 215-4 C. ARAISI'RONG.
OTES LOST.
LOST' no time during last week, two,NO'IES
of hand o le drawn by August Brodhagen, of
,
the ToviisIiip of MeKillep, in favor of either of the
undersigne ,•r the sum of $27, and elle On the
it of JanInu1r, ..., the other was drawn by
Edward Lund , of the Township of Morris, in fa-
vor of either of the undersigned, for the irtnotint of
ee
$15, and dn the 2d of September, 1872.-e The
public are hereby cautioned against -purchasing or
negotiating either of the above notes, as payment
of the same has been stopped. -
JOHN 'DONAHOE,
ROG-ER KANE, - - "
PATRICK. MOORE.
Teeswitter, Jan.18, 1872. -
Fell
• SHOS
ws' Syrup.
GREAT
liONEE'S REMEDY.
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
CLABEI'S FEMALE iiLLS:
ANTI -Co
Celebia
CORNER D
te
SUMPTIVE .SYRUP.
.RESH SUPPLY
Of tho above
.1 Patent Medicines
RECEIVED.
LUMSDEN'S
UG SPORE, SEXFORTII.
AL80,
,
sIMPSON'S
CELE RATED "SPICE,"
Cattle.
For Sal Wholesale and Retail.
215
JARN-FS,t HARNESS.
Gr at Variety
T WILSONs
sE FORTH.
TRUNKS of all inds,
VALISES—Jotit few,
, WHIPS:I-of sorte,
00 S --all 8iZes.
Brwthes, Cairry-Contbs, Cards.
All pri ps---efrern 10 eente„np.
Bells, Blan ets, Circinglee, Saddles,
And in fact ever, thing
class Saddleits Sb iji, Ire
1-,
ES WILSON
usindly foetid in it first -
d itt. prices extremely low.
Takes this opporti
friciulti and clisto
tended toward hii
by aria attentio
it first-chtse article
-renege of the num
' member th
"0
BusiN
iil4 of thanking his nninernliff
tierli for the libel al eupport ex -
for :the past y ar and hopes
to business and manuffieturing
to imeit it fair shire of the pat-
..
IS'eoi of the
iit sADDT.F..". 215
,1 CHAN C: -E.
DISSOLUT)10 QF PART ERSIIIP.
4ft•
pilpigt-;11.qt,,11141111i11.1ill
ijUlf
q'ff'.4i '1?
111..
1111111 lir!"
VV. OHERTY
13egs to aunourfeat 'the will continue the buei-
ness of the late firm f Depew kt; Doherty (Mr. De -
pew removing to the city of Lonclim to extend his
businees operations, and while thankful for the
past patronage, he epee by increasing his stock
and meeting the wa ts of his customere - and the
public: in every priesi le way, Z -n do in 1872 a much
larger bneiness than aid y1'.ar, in which, although
the first year of the 1 indite le there was sold over st
100 PIANOS AN0MELODEONS I
At a cost of Tuenti Thousand posers. .
,The present- stock lust he sold pleparatory to
heaxier Iniportntioue in tiAt Spring, 80 etnne now
I if you want 13argains. -
CLINTON 3.11USIC EMPORITTM
,
15 the spot for all kinds of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Of the beet makers.
Clinton, Jan, 9. 1872. 215
. STR YED.
STRA.I.ED from Seafoit ,!about two Months ago,
eit spotted COW, 'red and white; on the right
bind1g is a large hinip. Also, strayed about the
eatne time, it large white SOW. Any information
will be suitably rewarded.
T13031AS STEPRENS.
Seatorth, Nov. 1, 1871. 218
4111"11111.5.11.11."1"1"1"1001111011•1111.11,
SMOKERS
For a good smoke use the
•
-
MYRT_LE NAVY
See T. &B on:Each Plug.
'Price so Low that a.11 can use it.
a
CAUTION.
The Brand "MYRTIM NAVY" is registered, any infeingernent on it will be proseonted.
The name TCCIMIT &Bunt/Nos is on each Caddy, and T. & B. on each Plug.
Hamilton, January 15, 1872.
216-18*
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY !
SELLING OUT AT DENT
To turn his Summer Stock of Dry Goods into money.
G. DENT WILL BEGIN A SWEEPING SALE
On FRIDAY, 19th JANUARY,
When Goods will be sold regardless, of -value, as the
whole stock Must be cleared out atonce
Sale- to continwe as long as Goods last
A rare chance for Bargains,—Don'tlet it pass.
REMEMBER DENT'S . CHEAP STORE) SEAM/Tit;
SOMETHING NEW,
New Grocery, flour, Feed, and Seed
ST C
THE Subscribers are now opening out a choice Stock
of FAMILY GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, ete.,
in the Store formerly occupied by the Montreal Telegraph
Company.
-TEAS9 9 SUGARS TOBACCOS
. 9
ETC., OF. THE BEST 'BRANPS,
Flour, Graham do., 13uckwheat do., Corn and Oat -meal,
Peas, Oats,etc., etc., kept co,nstantly on hand*.
As we ititend making SEEDS a speciality, Fat mer' and Gardeners will
I find it to their advantage to give us a call.
THE CASH SYSTEM AND ONE rr,IcE sTracTLY ADHERED TO.
Goods delivered in any part of the village, free of charge.
N. 13. --The higilest Market Price paid, in Cash, for all kinds of Produce.
Remember the Stand, old Telegraph Office, one door &tali of
the, Black Bear.
015 STRONG 86 FA1RLEY.
STOP AND
Im..."!""milm..1141wm
AD!
And by so doing youWill ascertain that you can purchase
every description- of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
At Prfees tliait defy Competition.
To know this to be facts, we would advise our thimerous
customers to call early and examine our stock.
*We keep C.onstantly on hand every description of ousTarvi WORK,
- made in the latest style an by first-class workmen.
All may 611 and be convinced that
SPURIt 4SatiV'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE
is. the spot which the public has long been looking kr 4nd has come te
light at last.
-Strict attention paid to .repairs.
Remember the spot, in GRIFFITH* DAVIES' Old Stand,
two doors South of the Post Office, Main st., Seaforth.
-SPURR & SON.
- N. B.—No advance put on goods on account of the rise on stock,
CLEARING SALE
To make room for Spring Goods.
215
LEE & SWITZER
WILL SELL
THE BALANCE OF THEIR
WINTER STOCK
AT COST.
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.