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1.40 r.
• M. 1.n. 3f,..eiber Royel College sere
fIr fleceer: e lee ad teteeee levee eauir.„
eve: tee le; Lieteriete of Midwifery ; (Leteer
p St. Theraae'st Lteldele ]in ani,
the rev/ Intheittreel.nlinburz.h.) Oct. aa
ceoe'e ced •E‘taaIJ, SZAPORTZ.
spr?9ale:1y tettetded to at all home. edge
AXID.....):TerCIIELL. If. D., Graduate of Vide-
• Cen, • ., Pnyeici.n Sereeon, etc, eta.,
1.;;X-RN.i.)'‘. E.-- C!-er ti the County of JEf -WU
it!, and re-idenet, at Ylitempsou Stanley* .
W, SMITH. Surgeon.. etc.
pelee—opreeite Steel, Itebert•eon'S Gr eery,
teat t, Se:4,4ra 53
-.fLE; 81TW.ILTAT, :71. D., e. M,Greauti e of
l'uivereitee. ...74tretrealf Physician, Sur
e. OtlIce teed ResiC ce---Brucedeld.
-ERC•tele, M. D., C. -IL, Pleysician, Sur-
' mem, ete. On:ce and Reenleace, corner of
eet d Eigb. statesnot te tlie Planing Wile
C11113LL, Ceroeer for the. County. Office
Corte.'eetneter store, :Alain
▪ Seefirth. Otnet- feora 11 to4 each.
▪ L; Sete: tee.. 159
• T-rLT,Selicitor, "Winehera, hes beer sp-
ied -teed r the Ce. :vela tieetuitiee (om-
.of Eeel....ek leis else A ;eta for several Ind -
care ea -Let of 'reroute, who• loert Mon.eyaf
teesone: retee. Iht, rest payable yearly..
f••••:i Leceereee.
1.)ee. 15. 1871.
tk, \ Bari -esters At e•Leee et Lew, eeneitere in Cliencery arid
• nee. Notaries Pelei an 1 Cereve,yaneere.
eel- i.e.-the L. C. Beni:, Sea ft irth. -eAgerite for
-e Lie'reAseenn.uee Comrany,
t kva S per cent. Farms,
LS 47'.1.-Z fer sale. _
.7.ELYEIt. itanieters and. Attorneys;
Lave, Chreeerv and Insolvefey,
.....ettee. re. Nes:eel-et Oneees—Sea- .
en./ Weexe tee. tet of Private Funde to
cent. Interest, payable
ZS
: teet. IL NV. c. .11E1:EU.
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l'1.1t.tee
t. Lett! Sharp's-) The under-
'. ptilb.ie ftlr theelberal
• • to hie.i ii tittles past in the.
to ine-ene thee.' that he has'
---ebi he abeee etand, vet ere
e e: te neve. a cell from •old frier.
THOMAS KNOX,
Clinton, Ont.,
Prepel. ter. Firet-elese
elee.. a fee tee., Z: Dar is. ;:- :! inet enters. Good.
t. The etage leaves- ilds House
le eh !en. 20-1-4t
t I. Goderith,
nee ei.eer z 3.te,
-2 NY.,1 Mitneteer. Mist
reeeetly n eetdy. furniehed, axed re-
(.‹ thc riot cora-
e in the Province. Geod.
• fer Omelet-eel:A ritf ti/urs.
Le...Lunge Breker, and Rail-
'. 'I e• t Helielitenee Iiotel, opposite
eettion, e`..)..iferth„ Ont. Through
..lete in the Weetern States,
. r, t•3 rates, afforrlieg
t.•) E:fiiereets. Alf necessary
n . 1.-tna it.. e c.
P.; eel.t. C,.uptme and mice:fleet A:pricy,
eitv,r .Ceit., bee tett are -1 soid at bestrates.
C`.1 r." LC !ILL, YETI:1111N ARY St0E0g
ef the Ozitalio Vt. terluareeCollegeil
tier:Lee tie the ialeabitents of Seaforth
eiretiee coenttythat he has opened, an
eat . th, witer nifty eteleulted Per- •
- Ater. en the 1)iceases liorses, Cat -
lie fine reeel.-ed a •regeler and practical
et. Lett fbit e.e. le:en it weeled zhe DiplOir
tt*, teeieee Ontarjo T. 3.Churchill
eteeltiteire ( f iv1ug tfatjc»i to
emnloy
V. S., Principal Outs-
C• 'enceet Probeeer Inickeind.
Iteeee, and — 'Wells, M. D., te: V. S.
ev et,-.etantly tbu h:tral.
eine ereeitelv ale -d to.
. -
liett 1, Seeforth. 182-2i
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—MONEY TO. LEND.
bove renount, tO Ie -tel. in suing, et Fi
deed Iite..ere tale uIreares. at rt.tes of
t ) 8 per cent. Interest payab
h• If yterly.
F:lquI,4 P. 0_
' A:IDS W. :t s,
Lot. 7, Cou. 1; Gre
21843
van SArogTg
YIPD
111
'N. BEE & MA.(jDONALD
11(, ntferra the palely thet they Lave ()lime
eebet Yard in Seeferth, neer Shearson'
groned fie/le:Hy used a a Lunthe
ir. Thenute L.
t eeep teen, te ly hand tgoott aqsort
ALL RIn)S 01? dr,,,,m.a aft
Al•••y, L VEIL AN 1 ) :MO; GLES, all o
14,•;.. are prepareet.tusellett the lowest possie
e.r Oesh.
rs and others ill end it to their advent-
eereet WM stook, and :Ise.L‘rEttin. oar prices
el./teeing tu4 1,70 are in a pogitiori
ituluceni.ut., to ea 41 purcirAcrti.
elABEE te MACDONALD.
tsci ASSOCI ATI ON
CIF CANADA.
rcr LONDON, ON
...a le.; the Dominion Government.
L, FIRST OF JAN CARY, 1871,
43231,242 25.
Lintz emelt Itemeeb:72,289 55.
itee etilmee to grow in the public
c. tin the lbt himary, 1871, it had
▪ ellieit.s, having., during the year uno,
iuueu,e number of le,310
se patronize your own CANADIAN
htti done sueh good service amongst
In4arance apply to
CHARLES MORROW,
Agent, Clinton P. O.
•
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GAIETT.Lp. on your ann.- with the Wrong enti,of
tie-etit4 Ler 8.18 ter 1.*-11;it int; tull!a.);;(:uw twleittthera‘
haos that her papa t ead Ibout 7
wa he e(1€r replied, ct Nt;Las a great Then- Wet the Palm. of the „other
e of nothing, alid no phice to -put rnand, rub ,your arm with ft..... Send
-•
- ; tip ote nmseles..and th A bleod-red
— Aix Iowa lady concludes en writing will come 6u1,. &de
nti-sutTrage letter as follow:, : "YOu away in, It 's than, no time. • It you
look at this nnttter in whateyer look Under the table, yofti wllsee
a little piece a pointed
but Vettilleer delwn . that have
ft.titYnZitUa'• quarrd with the %1 OOd. eon ineye m sr arm nuder
mighty that we at e' not all men„" Ghat and write the letters without
A skraine young Jady) Who eit- using:thh other had. But that's a
deavoted to pat to a practical ttst trick .which wants practice. Lot'',
an old legend which promises. a, hovisI had the Queen of Diliadagascar
golf, of her future husband to- the with this ez.peritneni.-4 ili-nty,
- ter who goes down a cellat to).es Geniai Shaiemterb.
M
g a.claines-
backward on the last night of Oc-
tober, fell to the bottom of the stCow Milkin
mid streams of kerbsene and air -
Cow milking mai. chilies are not
way, a
sliwet's of broken gitisi, causing. a practically successful, vartie becalm.°
terrible racket,_ and effectually spoil- it -requires, time and trouble to apply
lug
theta foe -operation, lant mainly for
beauty.
—They tell ef a man in Deborah,thio reas'on that they will not milk 1
ra.7 who is so pcmnious thar when ciban, .This is a Serious drawbac
shelling corn,..and aLkernel into becauee thelatter poiioneacrj
pile, he removed seven milking is much richer in cream till n
ho er
S*0°;dwood to find it. A neigh- 1 the first, :Ind_beeanse carelessness Tri
hor standing by dropped a jserner milking is. found'to permanently di-
\viliere the searcher \Nets looking, minish the daily yield of the lacteal
bat when he found it he sztid : You fluid. Blit: some of the eow -milking
can't fool me with that smali kernel
the one I lost was a large one." •
— A witness in court who had
been catitioned to .gi.ve a precise
anSwer to every' question, and not
to talk abot-tt -what he miglit think
apparatus are notable for the ingenu-
ity- ShOW11 their construction. In.
one, of the latest a diaphragm pump
is provided with four Inda-rubber
AINLEYVI4E,
cups, which, are fitted upon the teat:c,
while a •colu mil of water in a *pipe
eel
0 a BOt-
t1,00
hO MACHiRE CO.
S the Buyer. for the "DOMINION .11U -.0 E " fears
her
2
he lias
HIS FOOT
! By purchasing ]such -enorm9tis )-trro(.17.- of
EN'S,
YOUTI;TS',
BOYS',
WOMEN'S,
MISSES',
GIRLS',
CHILDREN'S AND INFA)78'
Sill table
9
oi Spri Summer'Wear ; not be alarmed at the prices asked, RA
he came houestly by them.
N. M. 1...IVINGSTON=.
.the qneStkdi meant, wt1S711tOropted extending ft-oin the ordinary pinup
as follows; You drive a wagon'?" to the space under the diaphragm is
o sir. I do not:" " Why .sir, moved to and froto operatethe Lt -
did you not tell.my learned friend so te're to Produee, at intervals, a
his raomentr "N°,. vacytum in the Cup; TiuS causes
not." "Now, sir, 1 put it to 'yeu the cup to press upon the teats to
on vour oath Do you drive a imitate the handm of the milker,
wagotar " No,sir." " What 1S while at the Saute time 'the .vacuurn
your -occupation. then?" ", I drive ensures thedownward flow of *the
a fierse Milk. Many yettrs seio 'a wore
ning child (who has simple de.viee, on a similar prim cipi(i,
heard some remarks made by papa) was, proposed, An ordinary -
--c Are. You our new nurse 7" pail was furnished with, a cover; in
Nurse— Yes dear." Child—"Well, which foul' elastic teat etips were in-
-then, I'm -one of those boys who can serted. .A. pump attached- to the
only be managed by ii-indness ; so pail was. designed to exhaust the ear
you had better get some sponge cake and thus draw themilk from the
and oranges at once." udder to the- pail. -But all this
—The Knoxvilt7c Press gieS the invention has produced no better
follcwing "Your fare, if .you plan than that of -tieing the human
please, madam," said the conductor fingers for milking, the co4K mean -
to an elderly lady who. had- got while being kept contented either
aboard at a way station.. The elder- with cutl or feed, the -udder well
ly lady looked iip,- and, drawing washed -With tool water, rnd cafe
forth a letter, spoke with .a voice taken 'to thoroughly empty the kid-
-
that was shrill : " Two of Mr—'s der at each mifking.
children is dead, and they've writ ammorionik-.
roe to come to the Ituryin' to -day.
March 1, 1872.
11 -AS recently ree
ilek dried and i/ick
Cheape
•
ARLE
WL -
dyed, expressly for this.season, a large quantity ol kliS111, of various kinds, both
ad, -which he will sell
r than -any other House in Town.
All waryanted fresh and good.
SEEDS SEEDS.
A levee Stock of FIELD Alb GARDEN SEEDS, from the best growers, and at untsually low Prices.
STEAM TO Be sure and call, and you will be well repaid for so doing.
. , •
looked as shocked as possible, *and - ;' GROCERIES, .WINES AND LIQUORS AS USUAL.
LIVERP-Q OLLONI)ONDERBI -
•
Isn't it terrible 1" The conductor
\
expressed sympathy. "And" con- . AND GLASGOW, /
tinned the old lady, "I want you CHARLES WILSON,
BY THE iNLLAN LINE,
Sign of the 9D9, Main.,Street, Seaforth.
to let me -ride free.' " I can't Jet I
Every Saterdary from Portland. during 'Winter, and
you ride free unless you have a 71 from Quebec daring Summer.
pass," returne:1 theeend tietor, mildly. The Kirst Class Clyde built lion Stekinships of
"Not to o to funral said
ti • file ein,e the Canadian and United States
.
(ra e
I Mails, will b despatched from Portland for Liver -
old lady. 54 N3. madam," ieturn- 1 pool eallinglat.Derre, as follows e --
ed the conductor, "1 am sorry to 1 SCA.NDINAVIAN,.. . 17.
say thst the rules of -the road are IiimontAnvuNNIAN, ,... . . ... -... . . .... ....... .:...::m..yre,b.
1, 242:
veryistriet,' and -I am not allowed to SARMA.TLAN, ... . s.,. . . .. . . .. , ...... :...Maxeh. 9.
discriminate." " Well, I think you NESTORUN, March 16.
AUSTRIAN,
oughtn't to charge felks for acting to
*a funeral," persisted the lady .' " If
we let evorybody -going to funerals
ride free," again spoke the conduct-
or, "It wouldn't ilty. Besides, it
would be e0ouragiing the funeral
business -in away tqat would cast a
gioom over' the entire country: Your
fare is a dollar and a lplf, ma.dana."
"%Veil," retorted the old lady, draw-
ing- out a, well-filled purse, tf, I think
you might- let me go free, 'specially
-
l s I'm ping to a. double funeral.
a
Mr. --L--.1s -children is - both dead, At G. T: Railwo:y Station, Seaforth. 220-6
rave 1 reckon. Oh ! ffible ' PRO. BON04-6BLICO
it's a te.
and they'll be buried in the saroe
her eyes, paid : her fare. ,As the WATCHES & JEWELRYblow !” *And the old, lady, wiping
conductor stepped OD, she turned to
• 1
a passenger , and remaiked, with,
greatin.dig,nation, c' These railroaders
is the most unnatural folks I ever
seed." .
March 213.
Rates of- Passage as lokv as by any
Glass Mail Line. I'
. ,
To Peesoe's Wrsnriect. To SAND FOR FUTENDS.--
'-ThrOugiths.loong arrangements have been -made be
which persons wishing to bring out their friende
can obtain passage Certificates at. lowest rates from
England, Ireland.or Scotlead,ite any railway sta-
tion in Canada or the United Ores.. •
The first steamships forQiie; will be despatch-
-einfrom Liverpool, (calling at Derry) Omit the 251h
of April, and from Glasgo-w, (cidling et Kingstown)
abeut the 23rd of
The steamships of the Allan Line come direct to
th - - -hart at Point Lei (South. Qaebee.)
The baggage is checked through to destivation free
h0 , and Aissengers are forwarded pu at mice,
thereby avoiding all ineidental expenses.
For Tickets and any further paxtieulaxs, apply to
. R;B. MOODIE,
How it was Done.
The conjuror's explanation was a
great lesson in "spiritualism."
next- sked him to elucidate the
triek of writing on the arm. On
theoccasion of myvis; t to Mr.*Forster,
when the raps indicated the second
pellet, he required the "pirit "
es-
ent to write the initials on his bare
arm. Mr. Forster placed his arm
unt.lei the table for a rnorctent, then
rested it in ffont of a lamp burning
on the table, and qnickly tolled up .
the sleeve of 1 -ds coat The skin •
was -without stain or "mark. He
passed his hand Over it once or
twice, and the initals of -the names I
had written On the second_ pellet
seemed to grow on the arm ireletyters
of crimson. "It'a- a trick I do
every night. Tt goes with the
audience like steam,"- said the con-
juror. "Very simple: Well, sup-
pose a name. What Dante would
you like ?" "Henry Clay," I re -
Plied. Down wentthe conjnror's
am under the table. In a few se-
onds he raised it and exposed the
forearna withoot mark upon it. He
doubled up hi' fist tightly so as to
bring the musiles of the arm to tbe
surface, and rubbed the skin smartly
with his open' :Iamb Tne - letters
-flC." beonappeared upon. it in
well-defined vbiiting of a deep red
color. _ "There you have it gentle-
men; that's the blood -red writinr.
is to take a Lucifer -match (tr.tdmite
M. R. cotisrrgr.
JjAS just 'received a. -very choice and superior
. stock of jewelry of every description; taw,
Clocks, Watches and Musfeal Instruments. A
very choice lot of Violins, else -Violin Strings in
endless yfueety, Every description of Watcbe..
Oleeks and Jewelry repaired,g,nd warranted: t91.,rige
satisfaction. It is needless to say more. es Coun-
ter is welPeziough Iceown in the County of Huron.
Fe11.0IVS' Syllipst
GRE.A.T
SHOSIIONEE'S- RE1VIED'Ir."
LUNG BALSA:M.
CLA.RE." FEMALE PILLS.
ANTI-CONSUM
' :A FRESH SUPPLY •
Of the above •
• '
REA_T FIRE!
ONTO. MILLINERY.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
SE LING OFF at and under COST.
220
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leirISS A. EBIYIN,, Sefiferth, in order to make room for an ettensive stock of Si -tinnier Goods, Ins
-1-V-IL conimenced saltine bet Winter Stock of MILLINERY, at an
and uder Coml. Thie Salo will
last only about fieier. illreclits, so that till -who went real Bargains in MILLINERY of all kindb, would
-
do well to call early that th.yilmay have a good cb.oice.
READ HE FOLLOWING UST OF PRICE.
DRES13 CAPS, .... ... . $0 75
LADIES' TRIMAIE HA.TS, . 0 40
CHILDREN'S TRI 1MED HATS, 0 25
LADIES' Titt1MIYIED BONNETS, . 1 00
1 And other Goods proportionately cheap.
The Stock is all nev ivad in good order. Also, on hand, a number of :
ICelellirated Pcttent Jliedieiiths
R LUMSDEN
CORNER DRUCf STORE, SEAFORTIL
ALSO,
SIMPSON'S
CELEBRATED "SPIC
For Fattening Cattle.
Very simple. All you. have to do For -Sale Wholesale and Retail.
215
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;
MADAME BRIGGS' IMPROVED DIAGRAM,
FOR CUTTING * :
LADIES' 4ND CHILDREN'S DRESSES, BASQUES, BOYS' COATS, ETC.
I; rice
or each am, fDiagrwith. full Instrcictions, t'el.,59. „
N EROLOTHINGI
Of every description, kept constantly on handy
Kidd Gloves and 0sbrich Feathers cleaned and made as good. as pew for Fifteen Cents.
STORES, --First door ..e.Tiirth of FoSTEIt'S HOTtL, and centre store MeGneers' BLOCK, second. door
, North of the Station.
A. ERWIN.
SEAFORTH
. Feb. 26,
872.
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Lock -Stitch Sev
re.,A011EN
Thousands throu!,;heut Canada re
naw wiing tbusz' maehineS. They have
been testtd beyond all question, make
the favorite lock-stiteh, alike on both
sides, and. are pr 3.ounced superior to
any other machine offerk a the public.
For iv -id- ran:4e of -work, pt.' fection,
beauty a :id e:ick. Deuce of mechanim.
adaptability. siroTtlt and durabilit
The Osborib- SPiciiig Machine IIis
.1.1re Rival:
r Improvements baye lately been
made, eilabling tl,:e manufacturersto
claim it as tut: nc plus ultra of SeWing
Infteliiftes. 11untirt.d5 of testimonials are
being received daily from DIA as well as
new operators atteAing its wonderiul
pabilities. Will do all kinds of de-
initi e. sewing, from the finest clmbrie
to the coarsest OVeri:Oat or upper leather.
a uArayryx-i) To nk: As Mirnts.',,tirui, --
Olt No SALE, WAX:JINNI ED F011
TIDIER YEARS. ,
The Osborn thatlit is complete and
reallily corni.raentica. Is 24)1d at one-
half the prke lutherl;o charged , for ma,
chines doin, a like range 01 work, the
manufacturers being determined to` place
it Within the, reach of every family in:
the country.
A TuLar, Fee' ORE 11114 AE- Wirl WV-
vince all that our machines are un-
equaled.
THE GUELPH REVERSIBLE
Is pre-emineatly the best Single -Thread
Machine ofreted to the public—hence its
marvelous success. Will do all varieties
. of domestic sewing. PRICES GREATLY
1 IEDucrf it
Hand acbine, with full outfit, $12 ;
Treadle do., $17. OW Each machine
guaranteed.
I-Wi' A gents wanted everywhere. Splen-
did inducements to make mon4-.
Apply to
CUELPH SEWHIC MACHINE CO.,
GUELPH, CANADA.
W. :Ig. WATSON, Agent,
180-ly SEAFORTH.
TOP AN,P READ!
o doing you will ascertain that you can purchase
every description of
To kno
Cli.
We keep
TS AND
STIOES
t Prices that defy Cornietiti9fl.
v this to be facts, we would advise our numerous
tomers to call early and examine our stock.
ethastantly on band every description of CUSTOM WORK
made in the latest style and by first-class workmen.
All may call and be convinced that
- SP TRR S0,1V'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE
is the sp t which the pitblic has long been looking for and has come to
light at last.
Strict att9nt1o11-paid to repairs,.
Remember the spot, in GRIFFITH DAVIES' Old Stand
two doors South of the Post Office, Main st.i, Seaforth
SPURR & SON.
N. B.—No advance put on goods on account of the rise on stock, 215
Y COAT.
•
I Stitch in Time saves 9
IP you want to get the best Family Sewing
Machine in the Province of Onterio, go to
G1O1�1 przim,Wroxeter,
Who is Agent for the celebrated ,
s c) P. TT
SEWING MACHINE.
len B.—Sewing Machine Needles of ell kinds;
always kept on haled for stile.
Aiso AGENT FOR E. R. SHOREY'S
RoYAL CANADIAN
CLOTHES -WRINGER
Office at Miss Millin's Fashionable Dresa-inaldng
Establishnient, tlirect13- opposite the Poet Oflio,
.Wroxeter. -
NOTICE.
J. W. FULLERTON
(FORIIBBL7` -01" MINTON-0 •
ixThLL known to the people of Seaforth ana
V T SlirrOUUding ;country as the DOMINION
LANDSCAPE ARTIST, wishes to notif3-- the
people of Seaforth that he has commented 13usi-
ness in the
31v poor deLr old. coat do not fail me 1 pray;
Together our youth we've outrun, -
Ten. year I have brindled you myself every day;
Not -Sou tes more could have done.
Fresh trial. shouldFate hayeiu store for your cloth
Though t krcadbare resist to the end;
Like me mi h philosophy baffle her -wrath,
0, let us lot part, my old friend:
The first ti ac I -wore you how well I recall,
And Yon a me of comrades the throng;
My. birthd - it was, and so gay were we all,
They Ma le you the theme of a song.
Our povert r telling -of honor uneold
Could neler their vision offend;
Though. yo have grown fibabby they've never grown
cod,
0, let us not part, ney old friend 1
ho points to the darn on your skirt,
s it sweet souvenir
one evening Tette& to desert,
rom her aims el get clear. •
u and then, as she vow'il. was but fair,
hat the rent she might mend.
remember, two days to repair,
not part, my old friend
I care not
To me%
Pretendin
I failed
She tore y
I stay'd
You took
0, let u
Of ambmf r -musk or ench perfumes unclean,
Say wh n had you cause to compkin ?
In a Mini. ter's anti -room when vete you seen,
Exposet to his laelteee disdain /
While oth ni for Ribbons were cringing to Power,
With m they hail ne'er to contentl.
Your but ii -hole's boast is a simple wild-ilour,
0, let u not part, my old frieud.!
At "The lothingEmpoeiton" I bobght you a long
t Ileago;
'Twas prini time, thfriddes they -were bine t
The Prue ose and Crocrie, just peed o'er the 1010
Like t i, yon ve beei ftiithful and true;
But whe the time coat 3S, to lay you safe by,
When, our service has come to an end;
I know w ere to go to, et New Coat to boy,
And to prove me another good.friend.
PORTRAIT LINE
First door West of Th. lamsden's•Drug Store.
My long experience.in the art enables nie to give'
entire satisfaetion to all who may faeor ;With a
trial. The latest style of pictures can be obtained.
Children ta,ken. from 10 a. ru. te 2 p.
BRING THEM ALONG.
YOUng persons wishing to learn the tat walllit do
well to come to me, as I can give them my expe,-
iience of over eleven years.
a. W. FULLEIViON. Artist,
seu jorth.
2/7
TJ K. ANDERSON,
Merchant Tailor,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTR.
v.
W Y -A R. E
L.A.ZARUS, MORRIS Sr CO'S
Spectacles
LIKE BRIGHA14.1 YOVNG
ON TRIAL .FOR MURDER
Nomee.--Any person sending the
munver to the above to th,e Agent,
M. B. courrEB, SEA -FORTH,
e within the next thirty days, will re-
eivc an order from L. M. 4 C,o, ler
a pair of their superior new pattern
E3 -e Glasses.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
POULTRY WANTED.
The undersigned es now preparea to pay the
Highest Price, in Cash,
For any quantity of good. well-dressed
POULTRY,
Delivered at: the Egg Emporium, Seaferth.
The Poultry must all be drawn..
D. D. WILSON.
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MENDED BYTHE MOST
EMINENT PHYSICIANS
, IN NEW ENGLAND FOR
THE LAST 45 YEARS.
"NOTHING BETTER."
CUTLER BROS, & CO•1
ROSTON.
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