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!The vnm-
e property, containing
000- feet, for the Sum
This amount is exces-
nable.' Bargain and
election is going ou
evert fur Cartier,
'ontireal Dominiart prop -
'excessively reasonable
try moment that Certier
P°1le of Montreal for
We must even, it
:lartier's election expen-
vill be, however so long
remains nominal Prem -
an Team at Wimble-
don.
tty the 20th ult., the
Wimbledon Camp,
and the distribution
race. The prizes
ed to- each.. of the suc-
etitors by Her Reyed
ie Princees of Wales.
lready referred to the
y the Canadian Team
to -and now quote the
he London (England)
in that part of the last
ings referring more
o the Canadian Team.
the 22nd July, re -
w came the Canadian
group of hardy, fair-
Aean-built men who
to be called to the
*d representatives of
krIcleperldellee of that
°minions ; and welt
Worsley gl a ace,t.oun
rrnIe 011 his lips as he
iDnke to give the ord-
If the Province of Que-
Wall and Baynes,
r Thou/as, Sergeant -
ll and Kelly awl
ison and Copping were
-out, and received. one
7 and most elegartt
teeting, yalue L190,
et presented by the
:loaded/. Then came
.a the 13th Canada,
- of £30, and Private
30th Canada, .who
rid then the eiglit whQ
ajalt of Kolapore!s
ind received the two.
part gold and part
disitely worked. The
*idge, who had al-
e before congratuiat-
lev—who headed the
&tined to the Prin-
e had been WOR,
3pIendid shooting the
vrested from English
}rincess handed the
aost winning smile,
shook Major Wars-
theThand, and beg
to the people (7f
Et pleasure at their
mess, and his hope
return again next
tt they could hold
appearance of the
ced from the and -
use than any other
of winners:had yet
Spanish Prisons.
meting the horrors
h' ere would occupy
than is. allotted me
were they not, in -
ng to be narrated.
wag; dark, narrow
st excess with liv-
sses of humanity;
r, sorrow, remorse,
tral doubt, -.vithatit
mg element of re -
or regeneration.
one of these half -
man beg s is in a
inconc4ivable, in -
possible variety of
hs are unknown in
d wash -basins as
stain -
at the only admo-
sed to the criof the overseers,
threats, oaths, in-
security from re-
tde sure by the re -
1 the gaolers are
nstant presence of
ailitary farce. Ira -
emanations from
onstartt brawls of
3houts of the over-
Fenin„e clanking of
Ivith which many
me faint idea win
eterior of a Span-
Lanelonr Echo.
k -Nate Forgers
respondent of the
relates the &d-
iary stery The
ntly apprehended
-note forger, for
NO reward had
a supposed ac-
k-geti notes have
&list aver India.,
ttrif he was taken
;e a Rertain Holy
nv where his let-
)tes were hidden,
officers were not
The authorities
The prisoners
,gether, and were
e escort, who rQs.
AUGUST 9, 18721
ported on retaining that, the forgers
a
were drewned. We have thus lost
,evidonce which has been Jong sought
for As the bodies were for forty -
„eight hours undiscovered, the pro-
hability of escape Wag believed; but
since then the bodies are reported
to have been found.
had
Ieape dinto the Holy Tank nd
Goderioh Boat Burned on
Lake Huron.
We regret to announce the total
destruction by fire of the new steam
barge Mary R. Robertson, belong-
ing to the Mess's. Robertson, 4rd-
ware merchants, of Goderich. She
left Chicago on. the 27t11 of July,
with 16,500 bushels of wheat for
Collingwood, and having the steam -
or New Dominion in toW. When
off 'Skillagalee Lighthouse, at the
.entrance to the Straits of Mackinaw,
on the night of the 29th ult., the
alarm of fire was given. The crew
-made every effort to save her, bdt
the engineer and firemen were soon
-driven from th.eiroposts, and las the
yessel was going at full speed
against the wind, all attempts to
save her proved fruitless. Ten min -
rates after the flames broke out the
tow line of the schooner. burnt
through, and she was sent adi ift.
Luckily the engines stopped at that
time, So the schooner was, enabled
to send boats to the assistance of the
crew, who were all saved, though
•some of them barely escaped with
their lives,having lost all their
clothing. The propeller. City of
Fremont corning along shortly after-
ward, took four of the crew to Sar-
• nia. The remainder proceeded to
Collingwood on the Dominion.
Among those on board were Aasters
Edward Lewis, Ross riRumball and
Robert Reynolds, of GOderich.
They lost most of their clothing,
but were restored safe and sound to
their friends, much to the relief of
the latter. The Robertson was per-
fectly new, and cost in the neigh-
borhood of $33,000. She was in-
sured fot about $23,600. The inch-
,rect loss of the season's business,
which promised well, will .be very
A Man's Leg Out Off by a Mow-
ing Machine,
LaSt Thursday afternoon, says the
Pembroke Observer, Mr. Martin,. a
farmer, was engaged with his son
managing the operations of a mow-
ing machine. - The horses were not
pulling well together, and the un-
fortunate gentleman, who at the
time was -standing in the uncut
grass, with the intention of using
-the'whip on the animals, stepped in
advance of the mowing blade. Irn-
iately upon raising bis arm, the
horses unexpectedly made a sudden
dash forward, and before Mr. Mar-
tin could draw back -his foot the
mowing blade struck his ankle, com-
pletely severing the foot from the
leg. Mr. Martin fortunately fell
backward out of the wav of the ma -
•
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tonnisoN.—In McKillop on the 4th,
inst., the wife of Mr. John Morrison,
Jr, of a son.
P&ITER. —111 Clintou, on the 15511
the wiferof D. Potter, merehitut, of a
BOIL
Ainleyville en Wednes-
. day, July 27th, the wife of Francis
Bryden of a son.
SMIT11.—In Morris, on Tuesday, August
• 1st, the wife of 'George Smith, of a
• daughter.
•
DEA.TFIS.
BRYDEN. —In Ainleyvale, on Sate day,
August 3rd, Catherine, wife of F ancis
Bryden, aged 29 years: •
MoINTosix.—In Ainleyville, on Su day,
August 4th, Adelaide, infant daughter
of John McIntosh,_aged 3 months.
THE MARkETS.11
BEAFORTA, August 8, 1872.
.. .. .. . ....... .........$1 25 63 1 30
p 52
011 oal sieeY . . • • • • • • • * • ... .5‘1(1 t� o° 01
042 to 0 35
050
Butter. .. • .... • • • • • • • • . • . •
Eggs
Flour .. . . ..........
Hav.
Hides. - . . . . . . . . . ...
Sheep . .. . ..... ..:.....
Lamb Skins
Calf Skins (veal) per lb.,
Salt (retail) per barrel,. . . . ..
Potatoes, (new) per buahei
Dried Pork—Bacon. •
Dried Pork—Ram
Tau Bark . .. . . .
Oatmeal c'Skl;r1 .. • . .. .
to 055
. 0 12 to 018
0 11 to 01].
. 7 00 to 0 00
▪ 25 to 080
8 op to 10 00
•• 5 00 to 7 50
• 0 25 to 0 40
0 40 to 0.70
0 V to 0;10
, 100 to 0180
0 75 to 0 80
0 07 to 0 08
0 08 to 00
. 26 to 375
.400 to 400
CLINTON, Augnet 8, 1872
Fall Wheat • . . ..$1 28 @ 1 30 '
Spring Wheat .
Oats .• 01 0230 3 1 • 0 8255
Epearalsey - ,_: a .... . . . . 0 50 0,4 o so
Butter , 0 50 @0 55
012 @ 000
--BHfigay,
s, per ton t ....•
•' 0 .10 (?..4. 0 11
8 00 (r_ 10 00
Wool, per lh..... ........:. . : .. . . 0 50 @ 0 50
•
• LONDON, Ont., August 7, 1872.
White fall wheat, $1.25 to $1.30; red
winter wheat, $1.15 to 1.20;$spring
wheat, $1.-30 to $1.32 ; barley, 50c to
550; peas, 50c to 550 ; 'corn, 58o to 60;
oats, 34c to 35c; butter, rolls, 13e to
1&; firkin, lle to 13c; cheese, 9e to 100;
eggs per dozen, 12e to 12ic ; potatoes
per. bushel, 20c ;...Hay per to'n, $10 to $11.
• TORONTO, August 7, 1872.
In. flour ,prices. may be regarded as
firm, ait $6.50 for extra; $6.25 to $6.30
for fancy, and $5.90 to $6 for No. 1 su-
per. Of the latter:grades there is scarce-
ly au Y to.. be .had, ancl the enquiry for
them is very active. Spring wheat ex-
tra is also wanted, and woi ld sell at $6. -
JO, but none can be had. Wheat was
decidedly firm, and a slig t movement
occurred, A lot of 1,200- nshels of No.
1 fall and a car of- the same grade sold at
$1.46 f. o.c. There .was no niovement in
spring, but $1.37 would pr bably be paid
for it. Oats were quiet, n sales being
reported; but from 25 to 7 cents could
• probably; be got. Barley an peas neither
• offered nor inquired for.
•
MONTREA.L August 6.
Flour—Market quiet a d but little
business doing in fanci ; 3 9. brls choice
sold at $6.75; super tq.ken or city trade
in broken lots, -ranging fro $6:85 to $7
for ch.oiee baker, and $6.1 for ordinary
to $6.35 for medium stro g, 200 Nis
western sold at $6.10 ; fine taken at
25 for a small lot o,f. choice.
Wheat—No reported. fr nsa,etions in
. Ontario wheat ; 14,000 )ushels new
' Milwaukee sold. to arrrive a $1.34.
Peas --,-lylarket quiet; 1 st sales at
• 82c in store and 83e afloat.
• Butter—Market inactive.
•
- Pork—Steady, withfair
chine: He did not feel that he had -demand.
received any wound, but OD looking
to see how his ankle had stood the NEW YORK HORSE
shock, he was horrified iii find - his TOESDAK, Au,,,, .
The city trade in horses
foot lyine on the g•round completely
•tremely dull. In the 13n11's
severed from his -
lea -
0we noticed. the Usual de
-1,... priced draught horse, but
Odd Fellows' 0 -rand Lodge.-. nor at any of the numerou
. 0
The Grand Lodrfe of Ontario Odd-
hrouglio scattered t '
ut the c
• learned of any larae and im
fellows, B. IL, assembled at - Wind- sa,etion. It is hazprilly neee
sor on Tuesday morning, arand that prices for horses of e
Master John Gibson presidingtion tend downward, and 5
There were about' 150 representa- 'general disposition to meet
.buyers.
• tives and Grand Officers present the
largest number ever at a Grand
Lodge. The Grand Master's and
,Grand Seeretaries' reports show- that
It
consumptive
ARKET.
st 7, 1872.
as' been ex-
ead Market
and for low
either there
sale stables
ty have we
ortant tran-
sary• to add
rery descrip-
at there is a
the views of
• Sales at the public auctio marts lack-
ed every feature ofinaporta.n e or interest,
and. the prices realized we e, as a rule;
very low. •
there are sixty-two lodges in exis- MrY. J. H. Robinson of P ughk-eepsie,
. -&.- ., sold his roan Colore colt to Vg.
tenee, of which eighteen have been H. Maze, .for $16;000, to Al xander Pat -
organized during the year.. The to ; terson, of New.York. The)/ 3r mare Mid-
tal meinbership is now 4,807 with'_day' was sold. at Saratoga fir $2,000, to
'
reports not in from two Lodges. Re-_ Mr. Lewis, of Montreal, C nada. .Her
former owner, Major T.
will handle. a,nd run her a
meeting in Long Branch.
GOLD.—The price of G ld in New.
York is quoted at 115.
V. Doswell,
lief for the year has been gt.anted to the August
the amount of $6,083. 4 number
of visitors from, the ITni ed States
were present.
,
• ow
Th.* is some excitement through-
out Ireland over the report that gold
has been discovered near the town
of Kinsale.
Mr. MeDougall has issued'a fare-
_
-well address to. the electors of the
• North Riding of Lanark, in which
he talks of retiring into private life.
The Ministerial journals are in-
dustriously spreading a report that
• Mr. Carruthers spent large sums of
money at the late election, in Kings,
tam It is entirely untrue,
Carruthers positively refused to spend
a single, penny in anything which
resembled bribery. All uhat sort
of work was left for the Government.
HadMr. Carruthers spent the thous-
ands which the Ministerialists speak
of, he would have been elected be-
yond questien.
• TEACHER VI/ANTED.
NNTANTED, for S. S. No. 1, Township of TU131-
• berry, a TEACHER, holding a. third class cer-
tificate, to whom a liberal salary will be given;
male teacher preferred; duties to commence on
the 19th of August.. Apply to the undersigned
trustees.
11".M. MOFFAT,
Wal. KING,
D. Mc:NAUGHTON,
Trustees, hforrisbank P. 0.
Ttualterry, August 6. 1872. 24443
TEACHER WANTED.
ANTED immediately, a TEACHER, as an an -
Blatant, in the Bluevale school ; either male
orfemale- must possess a. third class certificate;
will be required to commence dutica On the 20th
inst. Apply JOHN FA.RROW, Seo',
244-2 13luevale P. 0.
t PRIVATE SCH •OL.
MISS LIDDELL'S School will re -open on
•401sIDAY, the 19th inst.
For terms, it;c., apply personally it Dr. Vereoe's
residence. • 244*2
NOTICE:
rfl HE undersigned, on behalf of the Baptilt
• Church, Seaforth, will offer fo: sale by public
auction, at th,e, office' of Mr. John S. -Porter, Sea-
foith, on the 13th day of Septerat or, 1872, at the
hour of two o'clock, p. m., that csrtain parcel Of
land, being village lot No. 92, corner of Jarvis and
St. John streets, Seaforth. Terms will be made
known at time of sale. -
M.N. BRETT,.
SAMUEL TRQTT, •
A. McDOUG-ALL, •
Trustees.
Seaforth, August 3, 1872. •244-4
NOTE LOST.
T OST, on or about the 1st of A,ussust, a NOTE
1-J OF HAND, drawn by Duncan McCallum, of
McKillop, in favor of Noxon Brothers, of Ingersoll,
for -the sum of $66, and bearing, t ate the 20th of
April, 1872, and payable, two months after date.
The public aro hereby cautioned against purchas-
ing or negotiating said note, as payment of the
same has been stopped. NOXON BROTRERS.
Ingersoll, August 6,1872. •244*4
POUNr)KEEPER'S NOTICE.
IMPOUNDED on the 27th of jaly last, in the
Con., Township of Grey, area STAG or STEER,
three or four years old. 1.f not claimed immediate-
ly, he will be sold to pay expenses.
,Gray, August 7, 1879. 244-3 D9BSON.
244-$
• FOR SALE,
A VALUAl3LE PAM', 100 acres, First Conces-
'3- sion 110/11! Seafort, .on the main
gravel road to Godmich; 85 acres cleare an
of stumps, with ten acres of a a t
under arass; well watered and feacod, with large
frame `shall.), stable underneath; log farm -house,
boarded outside, and good orchard.; possession im-
mediately ; title good and terms easy. For fur-
ther particulars apply (if by letter, prepaid,) to
242 LUDWIG JAI:BYER, Seaforth P. O.
• P„ound of the undersigned, Lot No. 21, Seventh
TH
amemer
HURON EXPOSITOR.
NORTH CAROL NA FARMS.
Homes in a Mild andltea1thy onnia,te,
A SETTLEMENT oi betWeen 25 aud 30 Cana-
dian mid English famjlies has been formed
within the last year, in, the 'cinity of Henderson,
On the Raleigh and Gasto Railroad, in Wagon
'and Granville Cerinties—on pf the best sections
of the State. SO17013 of the o families are from
Huron County. 4..11 are in eh pleased with the
country and their prospects. • For full information
AND NORTH CAROLINA LAND REGISTER,
address J. McCALLUM, Lo don, Ontario, until
September 10; after that a Raleigh, North Caro?
lina.
McOALLUM will be -at
Hicks' Hotel, Mitchell, Tu sday, August 13.
Knoxle Hotel, Seaforth, Wednesdoy, &waist 14.
- Bayfield, Thursday Augu t 16.
Derk'a Hotel, Goderich, Fijday; August 16.
Albion Hotel, Stratford, Saturday, August 17.
And he will be pleased to se all who desire fufl.
and reliable information ab • ut North Carolina.
• D. STEW_
PHOTOGRAP
Is removed to Wil
Near the New Presb
T'S
GALLERY
'am etreet,
(trim Church.
AWER MONDAY, llth ol August, this Gallery
will be closed on Tuesdt.vs and Fridays until
further notice, those two days -of each vook being
employed in taking views of homestead, farm
buildinge, scenery, &c. All parties wanting snoti
work done please call and leave their orders. •
°looks carefully aleaned.andrepaired. 248-13
ESTRAV. STEERS.
(IAMB into the enclosure of the subscriber, about
the first of September last, two STEERS, then
coming tivo years old; both White and red; one a
mooley. The owner is requested to prove prop-
erty, pay charges and take jthem away. If not
claithed, they will be sold for expo ises.
AME BOWES,
248*3
-Lot 35; onas.sion 8, Grey.
ESTRAY S IE P.
-
CA.31E' into the eneinsure of t e Undersigned,
Lot No. 13; Fifth Cencession, . R. S., Tack-
ersnaith, about the first of June 1 st, two EWES
and one LAMB. The owner is requested to call,
prove propel ty, pay charges,land take them away.
943,4JA.CIOB McGEE.
• ESTRAY cOLT. ”
/IAMB into the enclosare. of the subscriber, Lot
18, Third Concession, oro dork-brown COLT,
with a white faee. The ONVI1 r can, have the same
by proving property and 13a4181.1110rnsi• ROAT.
Tuckersmith„ July 29nd, 1872. • 242*3
ESTRAV' STEERS. -
CAIrv• into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
20, Thames road- Usborne, First Concession,
onor about theniidelle of Maa,1872, two STEERS.
The owner is rot -masted to cisme, prove property,
pay charges and take them ai4 ay.
242/s3 • AMES TOWERS. •
PURSE F UND.
VOUND, a pins° with a 4mall sum of money.
1- The owner can have it n paying for this no-
tice, by applying to W. B. WARD,
242 Baker, Seaforth.
• , APPRENTICE WANTED.
WANTED immediately, a stout, active lad to
learn the 0abinet-1=1in business.
Apply to • SPARL NG & SCOTT,
238 , Seaforth.
CHAIN FOUND.
VOUND, on the 1st of July, on the Second Con-
1- cession of Tuekersmith, near the Brick School-
hnuee, East of Brumfield, along chain with a grab
hook on ono end. The owner 'can have the HOMO
by applying at the EXPOSIT E office Seaforth,
after proving property and pay lig charges. 240-41
A
NOTICE
JS hereby given, that applica iou will be made to
the Legislature of Ontario at its,:next sitting,
for an Act to separate, for nunicipal purposes,
Lots Nos. 26, fro 28, 29, 30, 1, 82, 33, 84 and 35,
in the 'Seventeenth Concession, and Lots Nos. 26,
27, 28, 29, 80, 31, 82, 83, 81 4n0 85, iA the Eigh-
teonth Concession, of the T wnship of Grey, in
the County of Huron, from he said Township,
Perth.
and to unite the same for the purposes aforesaid,
with
with the Township of Loge, the County of
Dated July 18, A. D.1872. _
TO ALL WIIOM IT MA,Y CONCERN.
'FAKE NOTICE.—The und
1- apply to the Council of the
at their next regular meeting,
foe siruple, of a portion of Cot
portion of said street is the sv
Village of Ainleyville, towns
that portion of Alexander s root which rano in
front of lots 112 and 113, Village of Ainleyvillo,
township of Monis. JOILN 0 OVENLOCIi.
Dated at Ainleyville, July lq, 1872. 240-4
•signed ',intends to
township of Morris
for the purchale, in
Grine street, which
ole depth of lot 118,
'p of Morris; also
MUSIC TEACHING.
MISS C. H. PRITCHARD,
• rnos-ssion os. Ailltiie,
-flEGS to inform the inhabitapt, of Seaforth that
..„ she has settled here, and is prepared to give
instruction in 'vocal and instriu ientalmusie, bring-
ing high testimonials as to ah' ity and aptitude in
teaching.
. c ',MISS PItITCHUtD,
,l'eacher of oil painting, pe ening, crayon and
watercolors. .
• RisfnEamE—Main-st., over Mr. Griffith Davies'
old stand, second door south of' the Post -Office.
P 239-13
H04SEAND LOT FOR SALE IN SE:AFORTH
-------
VOR SALE, a house and l'ot on Godericia street.
1-. For further particulars, anp5,y to
240-44 ' M. R. 0613 'NITER, Seaforth.
HOTEL FOR SALE IN NLEYVILLE.
trECE Hotel at present occopi cl by James Leon-
arcl, will be sold cheap for clash. Buildings all
new. Possession given immediately.
Apply to J. LECKIE.
Ainleyville, May 23, 1872. • 283
SC.11.=
• AINLEYV, ILLE
LAND AGENCY.
rpst al Subscriber having estalilished an Agency
-L• for the Sale of Fermi and V age Lae, which
he will advertise, (weekly) and s 11 on Commission.
TERMS of Commission or an particulars con-
cerning lots advertised b made known on
application, if by letter prep 'd, and enclosing
stamp, addressed
C. It COOPER,
Dingle P. 0.
FOR SALE.
S. l'�f S. of Lot 24, Con. 5, Morris; 50 acres • 9
miles "from Ainleyville.
Village Lobs64 and 65 Ainleyville, (Morris.)
Village lots- Nos. 44 and 39 Aieleyville, (Morris ;)
large frame cottage and frarhe stable.
Lot 22, Con. 4, N. :I, Morris; 100 acres, 50 cleared;
log house; 2 miles off gravel road.
Lot 29, Con. 7, N. Mends; 100 acres, CO cleared;
good log house and frame hem.
Lots 2 and 3, West side of Ildsvick-street, Wrox-
eter, containing if acres of land; two new
franae houses; stables, &c. ,
Village tots 49 and 50, Ainlavville, with good
frame house and stable, and log tannery in good
working order.
Village Lots 60 and 61, Alines -vine, township of
Morris.'
Village Lots, 212, 213, 221, Ainleyville, (Grey.)
Store, Storehouse and Stable, 13 acres of Land with
• orchard, etc., in village of Oranbrook.
224•
C. R. COOPER,
Dingle 2.0.
• MONEY TOI. LOAN.
HE subscriber has MONEY to loan to any
amount on good farm property. Interest, SIX
per cent. per annum, when the interest and prin-
ciple are paid yearly, and 8 per cent- per annum
when the interest only -is paid.
A G. cDOUG_T•Ta
227-52 At cheap cash Stoic, sign of the Bear.
MONEY TO 'LEND.
I rp, undersigned has $3,000 and upward, piivate
,
i fonds, to loan, at 8 per cent. per annurai on
1 Farm property. Charges moderate. Marriage
Licences issued. Apply to 1 -
•W. G. WILSON, Zurich..
227-52-
DUNCA
& DUNCAN,
L ATE
HICKSON 84 GO,,
Having purchased the Stock of Dry Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Hats and
Caps, Gents' Furnishings, 4nd. Boots and Shoes, of E. Hickson & Co., are now carry-
ing on business m their old, stand, and will coninue to sell Goods at OLD PRICES.
CLOTHE\ G MADE TO ORDER, AS USUAL.
LOOK OUT FOR ADVERTISEMENT • -
ANNOUNCING
JITL1TJS DITNCAN.
NEW STOCK.
DUNCA
& DUNCAN.
THOMAS W. DUNCAN.
FARM AND -PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS FOR
SALE.
OR Sale, tot No. 29, Con. 7, township of Morris,
1-• containing 100 acres, 70 of which are cleared
and in a state of good cultivation. The whole is ,
well fenced. There are on the premises a good
frame barn and. hewed: log -house, also, two wells
and a arming bearing orchard. This farm is withiu
ono mile of Ainleyville a thriving village, wild.° a
station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce Railway
will be opened this fall, also the breadth of a lot
from the Northern Gravel Road. Also, for sale,
a frame dwelling-houeo -with the upper part fitted
up as a Photograph Gallery. There is a good well
and stable on the premises, also a good garden.
This property is situated near the business centre
of the village of WroXeter, through which the To-
ronto, Grey and Bruce' Is!ailway will be running
within one year. The whole will be sold on easy
terms. For particulars apply to
. C. R. COOPED,
28643 Land and General Agent, Dingle P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE.
1fin acres, 80 -cleared, under good cultivation;
-frame house, log barn and stable ; good
healing orchard; watered ; township of Stan-
ley, about one and a half miles from Brucefield,
and seven from Clinton or Seaforth. Reasons for
selling, ill health. Apply to SIMON ROACHE, Jr.,
on the premises, or to ANDREW CALLANDER,
mai • • Clinton.
FARM FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, one hundred acres of laud, being
part of Lot 27, Fifth Concession of Tacker -
smith, L. Rs S., seventy acres cleared. and in a
good state of cultivation; thirty acres bush; hewn
log barn, frame this -big house, atable, sheep -house
and sheds, a good spring creek in the front of the
lot, and a spring in the rear; as good land as any
in the township; four and a half miles from Sea-
orth, throe from Brucefield. Terms, one-third
cash, the remainder in yearly instalbuents. Apply
on the premises to • ALEX. McCAA,
• 287 • Brucefield P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE.
QOUTH -RALF of the South half of Lot No. 24,
Fifth Concession of the -township of Morris,
containing 50 acres'35 cleared.; well watered by a
spring creek; geed log house and frame stable.
The above farm Is only a mile anda half on a good
road from the rising village of Ainleyville, where a
station of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce Rail-
way will be opened this fall. For price and terms
inquire (if by letter, prepaid) of
C. R. COOPER,
385 Ainleyville Laud Agency, Dingle P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE IN IYIcEILLOP.
THEI subscriber, being about to leave Canada, of.;
fers for sale his FARM, East half Lot 19,
Fourth Concession, McKillop, consisting of 50
acres, 32 cleared, the remainder good hard timber;
the farm is in good cultivation, the land clean and
free from thistles and -weeds; half a mile from a
church and a good. school -house ; four miles from
• Scaforth ; gravel road passes the door1 will sell
the farm alone, or together. with the crops, imple-
ments and farm stock, as it willbest suit the pur-
chaser. TWEllty-olle-' RUCH under crop, which
promises well. Apply to JOHN 0. hicKAY,
238 Seaforth P. Q.
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.
OT No. 7, Sixth Concerision;Turnberry, consist-
-1 -ring of 120 a.eres. nearly 100 being cleared and
in a good state of cultivation. There is a good
frame barn 55x86, a frame shed 80x60. There is
also a good bearing orchard. Will be sold on easy
terms. Apply ou the premises to
• JAMES HENN11:70 S.
Wroxeter, July 8, 1872. 240-4f
FARM FOR SALE IN HAY.
• VOR SALE, smith part Lot 21,1;iab Coneession,
Ray, known as. the 'Troyer Farm ;" one-half
mile from Zmich, on the Gravel Road; riff acres;
50 cleared ; dwelling -house and barn; good young
Ibearing orehard ; the land is in a good state of cul-
tivation and well fenced. For further particulars
I apply 40 • " W. 0. WILSON,
1 24044 • Zurich, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE IN GREY.
'LOT No 5, Concession 15, township of Grey, con-
-1--4 &Lining ninety-six acres; seventy acres cleared.
Apply to M. McDERMID, Harpruhey.
Or to ' JOHN SILLEllS, Grey.
282
FARM FOR SALE IN Mclau.,OP.
AsT half of Lot 24. Eighth Concession,
MeKil-
‚- lop, containing 50 acres, 25 acres cleared and
in good state of cultivation; 5 aeres of a fallow,
and the remaining 20 acres good hard -wood land;
a new frame house and stable, and a good well; it
is situated 5 miles north of Seaforth, and quarter
of a mile from the Northern .G -ravel Road. For
further particulars apply on the premises to
Itt?„F3.-1"1.‘ ALENOEY,
243-4 Winthrop P. 0.
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ONEY,
BUY FOR CASH,
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES,
AT THE CASH STORE.
• LEE 8. SWITZR,
ma.Aaw-srr.., 0-4111-1_
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OATMEAL,
3MEiIFr_icycj-T3,,
AND GENERAL PROVISIONS,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT
LOG N & JAMIESON'S.
ALSO ARRIVED TO -DAY,
A FIRST-CLASS
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At Dent's C
ROANS A.217 D MELODEONS.
eap Dry Goods Store, Seaforth.
4R. DENT is now agent for two of the best makers in the Dominion, is a practical musicians
-understands these inatruments thoroughly, and wont sell a poor one. He can sell you an instrument at any price, from thl lowest to the highest, and on the very best terms.
lie lze4s nyooZ rarifiy o91 hand to swlect from, at his
Cheap Pry Go6ds and 'Millinery Establishment, Seiforth.
That is the place if you want a good instrument cheap.
Every Inxtrtiment warranted by the maker for firr gears.
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