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M-, Ministerial ;.
,s'r between the retel.
to the leaders of the
the late election, and
inet. Ministers, roust:
tiraging to the fatter.
ie was returned by
dreg,. but Sir John
mud his majority
. to Tittle more than
Mr. Blake is elected,
for two- constituen-
.cks-, defeated in On.
l to fly to British
r. Dorian elected,;
fry the country,.
tier stands beaten by
Cud. -
for State officers in
sloe on Monday next,
State has: for several
scene of a vigorous
a result is looked to
ectancy. The pros-.
Fr eeley.- seem to be-
t as the time goes on.
the Demooratie
place, and a Con
lterest held in Louis-
this time, has doubt --
a candidate. This
y de -tract from Mr.
crate following.
it Monsieur Louis
ed from his obscur-
e more entered pub-
w- find him aspiring
y honors.. He has
ate for the constitti-
ler, a French Rid-
in opposition t0 ex -
1 Cla1k, it is also
most: certain of elec
heeds look on him
favor than his op -
is this for high r
to see some of the
of the Govern, -
by side in Parlia-
R el, ?r. P., the
Thomas Scott," and
Ea ` my honorable
THE WEEK.
has, by command
nt a letter to Mr..
ng Her Majesty's
'the prudence and
layed'k in opening
with Dr Living -
Ting the letter was
tuff-boxset with
er Majesty to Mr.
ttil a week or so
a policeman who
Ioy
his spare mo -
ng burglaries. He
sen of theca before
watched and
to the .New York-
of panic when the
-ere made known,
rs for their_ mId-
s a most unpleas
rtay is advancing
td a battle is in,-
tssinian army has
resist the invad
k Yokohama an--
estruction by fire
//erica, Of the Pa-
r's
ar's- line, valued at
The fire oceured
okoharna on the
r. S A°rival.:
lier has just been
inns. A butcher's
el, was walking
roman, Sydonie
ueigh5orhood of
gluar rel between
Orel stunned her
i stone, and then
He afterwards
ustody.
:.tplace on Satur-
ort, Maine, be
Tiinony. The
PT.,
fight lasted about an hour, during
which ten rounds were fbught, the
disgusting contest being dosed by
moray being knocked insensible.
On Kelly being adjudged the victor,
he went among the crowd and col-
lected quite a large stem for his de-
feated foe. -
A the- broke out an- Tuesday, in
Canterbury Cathedral over the altar
the eastern end of the building.
Owing to the difficultyin getting
water it was at one time feared that
the venerable pile would be totally
destroyed. The flames, however,
were subdoed in time to - prevent
sir :6 a catastrophe, though ' consider-
able damage has been done. The
.fire was caused by the upsetting of a
furnace that k a being used by work-
men repairing the roof.
Sold, but didn't Get the Money.
The St;' Marys Argus narrates the
following amusing incident of the
political campaign in South Perth :
"An elector -a certain ' celebrat-
ed' shoemaker -held hisi vote at a
price and declared he would not vote
at, all unless he waspaid for doing
st% Finding that no bid: was forth-
coming, be finally proposed to vote
for ten dollars. A • bargain was at
- once closed and the money paid, in
the formofa roll of silyer wrapped
up in paper. The vote was pulled
and the aelighted son of St. Crispin
pocketed his bribe and started home.
.Arrived there be proceeded to
' count' his treasure to see that he
was not ' cheated.' He took off the
wrapper, and to ! he had nothing
but circular pieces, of j baser metal '
with a silver coin at each end. On
Ending that he was ' sold' he re-
turned
eturned to the poll and demanded ve-
hemently to be allowed to vote for
Mr Trow, declaring that .he was
not to be bought with ` iron ' money.
The demand, of course, was efused,
whereupon he grew very. !wrathy
and declared he would upset .the.
whole election.
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South Renfrew.
Telegraphic despatches from this
Riding announce the defeat of Mr.
J. L. McDougall by a majority of
232 is favor of Mr. O'Reilly, From
information to hand, . however, we
v - believe that Mr. McDougall' should
have beenelected by a majority of
over one hundred. ,In the upper
townships, we understand, no votes
were allowed to be polled' for Mc-
Dougall, end notwithstanding that
there is no ,proper assessment roll
for those townships, they are report-
ed las giving a majority of 384
votes for Mr. O'Reilly. If we
deduct this from the total vote poll-
ed,, and allow - Mr. O'Reilly 100
majority for these town ships, which
is certainly more than could be
legally polled, we would then have
a majority of 164 for Mr. Mc-
Dougall. We believe the legal fraud
of personation was largely resorted
to by Mr. O'Reilly's friends, and
every improper influence used to de-
feat Mr. McDougall. For reasons
expressed before, we regret that
Mr. O'Reilly should have been re-
turned under any circumstances.
He is not a fit person to represent
the interests of the Ottawa Valley
in Parliament, and we believe a fair
expression of the feeling of South
Renfrew will endorse th is scatem ent.
it is probable that Mr. McDougall
will appeal to the proper tribunal
for redress, and that Mr. O'Reilly
will be unseated on petition. -Otta-
wa Free Press.
Ooramerce1 of New York -
The Jo2zrnat of Commerce sums
up a column article on this subject.
with the very Significant statement
that The imports at New York
for seven months have gained thir-
ty --eight millions ell, the very large
total for the same period of last year,
and eighty-seven millions over the
the similar statement of 1870 ; the
the exports are five millions less
than for the same time last year ;
paper money and its accon- panying
falsities make this the best market
to sell in and the dearest market to
buy in to be -found among civilized
nations."
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AUCTION SALES.
Wednesday, Sept. 11, on. Lot 10, Con.
4, Township of Hay, Farm Stock and
Implements. Thomas Fairbairn, . pro-
prietor ; A. Bishop, auctioneer. -
Saturday, Sept. 14, at saw mill on 4th
concession, Hay, 60,000 feet of Lumber,
Cedar Posts, Farm Stock and Imple-
ments.. N. & T, Garrick, proprietors ;
A. Bishop, auctioneer.
Ii onday, Sept. 16, on Lot 14, 12th
eon ession, G-rey, valuable Farm Stock.
S. Slemuion, proprietor ; J. P. Brine,
auctioneer.
Wednesday, Sept. 18, on Lot 4, Con.
11, McKillop, Farm Stock and Imple-
ments. Thomas Murray, proprietor ; J.
P. Brine, auctioneer.
Thursday, Sept. 19, on Lot 6, Con. 14,
Grey, Farm. Stock and Implements.
William Alcock, proprietor.
Friday, Sept. 20, on Lot 5, North
Thames Road, Usborne, Farm Stock and
Implements. James Miller, proprietor ;
A. Bishop, auctioneer.
Tuesday, Sept. 24, on the farm of the
late Alexander Cameron, Lot 34, Con. 1,
Huron Road, McKillop, Farm Stock and
Implements. J. P. Brine, auctioneer. -
APPRENTICE WANTED.
PPRENTICE WANTED to the Wagon-mak-
4"- - ing business.
248 McINTQSH & Mg1iRISON.
BI>„THS.
GARNIss,-_In Seaforth, o . the 31st ult.,
the wife of Mr. Thomas Garvie, tailor,
of a daughter.
MoCx.uxa..`h McKillop . on the 2nd
Wit., the wife of Mr. G : orge McClure,
of a daughter.
MARRIAGE S.
"STEWART - VANCE.-By Rev. Charles
Lavell, M. A., at the esleyan Par-
sonage,'on the 31st Aug st, Mr. Wil.
liam Stewart,` of Us • . rne, to Miss.
Mary Vance, of the yam : place.
MACKAY-MACDONA:LD.- ; t the manse,
in McKillop, on the 29th of August,
by Rev. A. McDiarmi , Mr. George
Mackay, of Michigan, t0 Miss Mary
Macdonald, of Seaforth.,
AXISTRONO--TERWILLIGA . - -At Wid-
ger. Station, on the 2nd 'net.; by,Rev.
M. Benson, Mr. C. Arm trong, of Sea -
forth, ont., to. Helena A gusts, second
daughter 'of Rev. S. 1ierwiIligar, of
Widder Station, Ont.
THE MAR
FallWheat
Spring wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Butter
Eggs -
Flour
Hay..
Hides
Sheep Pelts.,
Lamb' Skins
Cali Skins, (veal) per lb.,
Salt (retail) per barrel
Potatoes, (new) per bushel
Dried Pork -Bacon
Dried Pork -Ham
.Tan Bark -
Oatmeal brl
Apples per bushel.
ETS.
SEAPORT :i, Sept. 5, 1872.
41 10 to 1 15
1 13 to 1 15
050tor055
J 082 to 085
▪ 0 50 to 055
012 to 018
O 12 to 0 12
6 75 000
10 00 toto 12 00
..600 to 750
0 25 to 0 50
O 50 to 100
069 to 0 10
100 to 000
040 to 045
0 09 to 0 10
0 15 to 0 16
8 25 to 8 25
400 to 500 '
0 40 to 050
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats
Barley
Peas
Butter
Eggs
Hay, per ton,
CLINTON
Sept. 6, 1872.
$1 10 ® 1 15
1 10 ® 1 15 .
0 80 ® 085
0 50 (r 0 54
O 50 (44 058
0 12 ® 0 18
0 10 ® 0 12
8 00 @ 12 00
BUFFALO LIVE S' OCK. -
THURSD • Y, Sept. 5.
receipts and
t the cattle
, beginning
The following shows th
shipments of live stock
yards for the week - thus f
with Sunday -
.Receipts.
Cattle, Shoe .,
- head. head
289
748
.. 629 3,60
.. 731 4,601
... 1,003 2,40
Sunday
Monday :
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday. .
Total
Same time last
week .. ,. . .
Sunday...... .
)ion day ........
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday..
3,400 12,60
8,296 14,00
Shipments.
Cattle; Sheep
head. head
68 ...
34 1,2
850 1,80
1,309 3,40
1,003 4,00
Total .. 3,264 10,40
Same time last
week......
6,154 7,0
CATTLE,
Receipts to -day, includin
ported to arrive; have bee
making the total supply f
thus far 3,400 head, or 200
488 cars for the same time
The run this week has been
ever known since the East
Yards became an" institu
country. Several reasons
for this state of things, the
ible of which is that the low
prevailed last week, togeth
drought and short feeding,
owners to hold back their sto
prices, and have time to put t
condition. There are but f.
prime fat cattle in the We
have been buying up large h
cattle to feed. them corn, a..
week or two will witness a
large receipts and better gr
The market to -day was abo•
as yesterday for common c
stock would have command
figure had there been much
natives are sold. Those in t
Texans and inferior stock.
prised about 500 head.
were as follows :
No. of Average
Head. Weight
24 State Stockers, 792
42 Cherokee steers, 975
119 Texas " 1178
Hogs, Horses.
head. head.
• 6,100 32
4,200 16
300 ..
800 32
3,500.-144
14,900 224
10,900 192
Hogs, Horses.
head. head.
4,400 32
4, 600 32
3,100. .,
200 64
70Q 16
13,000 145
12,900 256
16 cars re -
1,003 head,
r the week
ars, against
last week.
he shortest
uffalo Stock=
ion of the
re assigned
ost
lans-
.rices wh ch
r with the
has caused
k for better
em in good
w droves of
t. Feeders
rds of thin
d the next
renewal of
e of cattle.
t the same
ttle ; good
d a .higher
ffering. All
e yards are
Sales com-
ransactions
.
11
20 111. steers,
18
96 "
18 " heifers,
19 Mich. -
18' "
CC
33 Ohio "
19 Mich. heifers,
And 5 others.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts to -day, including -
ported to arrive, 2,400 head,
total supply for the week, th
600 head, against 14,000 h
same time last -week. The
active at yesterday's prices,
feeling prevailing. We mote
ing sales :
No. of . Average
Head. Weight.
220 Michigan sheep, 82
426 Canada lambs, 64
88 " 69
11 Canada sheep, 115
56 " " 108
397 Ohio 83
1050
1240_
1196
1154
1093
1106 -
1334
913
HOGS.
Receipts to -day, including
were reported to arrive, 3
making the total supply for
thus far, 14,900 - head, agai
for the same time last week.
rules at yesterday's quotati
hogs'. are in demand. at $4 8
Extra lots a shade higher.
stock neglected. But little
morning. We note the follo
No. of Average
Head: • -- Weight.
111 Illinois hogs, 232
258 Mich. - " 158
94 Ohio " . 249
9:0 State " 300
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, September 3.=
market for upper grades o
steers was active - and highe
choice selling readily. at $6 37
good well -fatted light steers
$5.8Th . Live Hogs -The mar
and firm, the entire range be
Prue.
$3 50
3 00
5 00
590.
6 25
6 70
4 75
5 40
5 50
6 50
4 62-
wo cars re-
++ aking the
sfar, 11,-
ad for the
�+ arket was
vith a good
the follow
Price.
$5 70
7 75
7 75
5 75
5 75
5 50
cars that
500 head,
the week,
st 10,900
he market
ons. Good
to $5 00.
hin grassy
doing this
ng sales :
Price.
$5 00
4 50
5 10
4 65
ARKET.
attle- The
shipping
prime to
to $6 621;
t $5 75 to
et is active
g $4 55 to
1
•
.T�
$5 10. Sheep --Good
at $5 25 to $5150.
LIVERP
p.-
D. '8
12 0 1
12 6 1
1 4 1
27 9
0
8 4 4
2- 9 9
0 8
0 5
6
re acti
OL.
tre
Flour S.D.28
6
Red Wheat - 11. 9
Red Winter..... 12 2
White..........12 0
Corn
Barley
Oats
Peas ,„ 87 0
Pork .... .,50 0
Lard ., 41 0
i:'
EgplaszTdR.
e` and firm ' SULKY FOR SALE.
'OR SALE, C :If AP, a good Skeleton SULKY.
247 Apply to WH, GRA8SIE,
Wagoimaker, Seaforth.
D. S. D.
0 80 0
4 12 8
6 13 0
8 la 9
6 29 0-
4 8 4
10 2 10
' 6 88 0
' 0 50 0
9. 41 9
GOLD. --The price of Gol i in New
York is quoted at 113A, -
PUBLIC NOTICE ---S
THE•Reireshment Booths
of the Tackersmith 13
ciety, for the two days apo
will be held, will be sold to t
-public auction, on the Groan
14th.inst., at 4 o'clock P; M.
NOTIC
On the days of the above
persona will be allowed to se
on other Refreshments of an
biers, mountebanks, or other
or swings, will be allowed w
Show Ground. - By order,
Tuckersmith, Sept.t. 2,1872
C. YE
Auctioneer and, Co
MAIN STREET,
Will attend to all kinds of 8
-Huron, on liberal terms.
paid to the sale of Feria Sto
248-26 C
BUTTER
SAMUEL T
Cooper, Seaf
Has on hand and for sale a
TER TUBS, made of the be
form in size. Apply at Coo
Station.
SELECT SC
ivriss'RORINSON'S Solec
on MONDAY, Sept. 9.
GOTHS.
ow Ground
cultural So.
e Fall Show
t bidder, by
URDAY, the
ash.
person or
ous Liquors,
d no. gam -
performers,
ards of the
Secretary.
248-2
erchant,
e County of
attention
ctioneer.
00
School
erofBUT-
1, and 'nni-
r Railway
248#4
ill re -open
247-2
Clover and
SEE
FOR FALL
FOR SALE
STRONG & F
Ti othy
OWI 0,
AT
I.R EY'S
GROCERY, FEED AN. t SEED STORE
MAIN -STREET, S AFORTH.
THE-WESTE
WILL BE HELP
CITY OF E
ON THE
8th, 9th, 10th an.
W FUN THF; S
10,000 ._Do
Will be awarded a
?'I -entries to be made by th
248-4
N FAIR
IN T :rte
D+N,
fit Oct.,
M OF
LAR
Prizes.
28th Se tember.
MoBR E,
8 cretary.
.
11
Insolvent Ac
JOHN S. PORTER, Plaintiff
SING, Defcn
of 869
vs. PE t ER DE-
nt. -
UPON•reading the writ of . ttachme t herein,
the affidavit of service ther • of, and he return
thereto of the Sheriff of the I.unty o Huron, I
do order a meeting of the eredi ors of ho above-
named insolvent, to be held = t my c bore in
Conrt House in the town of (oderich, on WED-
NESDAY, the 25th day of Sep ember, . D. 1972,
at 12 o'clock, noon, for the pu ose of ppointing
an assignee herein. •' : ' 2sTG' aow'
Dated at Chambers, this 3d day 1 ZZ'3u '•2BTeaaillL•
of September, A. D. 1872. f '
JOHN 'AVIDS
24$-2 D p. J., C.
N,
., C. H.
CHANGER S
` OF
VILLAGE OT.
IN Tri N; VILLAGE OF SE . ORTH,
OF HURON
LE
COUNTY
Pursuant to a decree and .Tial order of sale,
made in a certain cause, now p . ding in the Court
of Chancery, wherein one ADAM DANIELS is
plaintiff and MARY ANN C TER is defendant,
will be sold in one lot by PUB I0 AUCTION, by
Mr. JOSEPH T. BRINE, midi neer, at
KNOX'S HO
In the Village of SEAFORTH, r 'th the approbr
tion of Henry MacDermott, osq., Master of the
Court of Chancery at Goderich, on
FRIDAY, the 20th day of S PTEIriBER next,
At 12 o'clock n,.n, .
The following property, that is o say:
All and singular:, that oertair parcel or tract of
land and premises, situated, 1 ing and being in
the village of Seaforth, in the County of Huron,
being composed of lot No. 208 on Huron street,
in the said Village of Seaforth, in the County of
Karon.
This lot is situate on the principal street lead -
from the Market to the Stat on, being a corner
lot, upon which is erected a fro.. a dwelling.
There will be an up -set price . f $820. - r
Terme of Sale -Ten per con : of the purchas3
money at the time ofsale, and he balance in one
week thereafter without interes .
Lions of sale will
of the Court of
In other particulars, the con
be the standing conditions
Chancery. -
Further particulars of the con
be had at the Law Office of
Meyer, and of the auctioneer,
Dated. this 4th day of Septem
H NINRY MA
Ma
BENSON & 'MEYER,
-Ven
8-2
itions of sale may
essrs. 73enson &
rpurhey.
er, 1872.
ERMOTT,
ter at Goderich.
ors' Solicitors.
TO THE PUBLIC ' T LARGE.
W. ' H. OIL VER,
Harness, Saddle nd runk
MANUFACTU. bER, -
MAIN -ST., SEA FORT .
SIGN OF THE SCOT
A choice assortment of light a
Whips, Bells, Horse Clothing,
on hand. . Repairing promptl
charges moderate. Remember
the Scotch Collar.
1
COLLAR.
d heavy Harness,
kept constantly
attended -to, and
the place, sign of
. H. OLIVER.
LAIVMBS FOR BALE. -
FOR -SALE, ten or twelve cell -bred Leicester
RAM LAMO8S. The Lambs San .be seen on
the farm of the Inndersigned, Lpt 8, Fourth Con-
cession, H, R. SI., Tuckersmith,
247*4
li elNRY CHESNEY.
Notice to Patrons of Kinburn and Sea-
, forth Cheese 'Factory.
LL THOSE 'vho have not re'ceirod their money
eeL for May and dune,niilk eau get it by calling
at Logan & Jamteson'c Store, where my books are
kept. W. 8. ROBERTSON.
STRAYED H{RSE.
GAME into the premises of th' undersigned, Lot
16, Con. 15, Grey, on Monday, Sept. 2; a grey
HORSE, about 7 years old. The owner is request-
ed to prove property, pay charg s and take it away.
248*4I - TH MAS SHIELS.
ESTRAY STEERS.
STRAYED from the premises of the undersigned,
in Egmondv' e, on Sunday,; Aug. 18, two two-
year-old STEER; one was red' with a white line
back, and the other grey, with tl a right hip •down.
Any information'ablyreward
leading to the recovery will be
s .
246 I GEORGE ES ING, Seaforth.
STRAY . ClOW. -
(NA1SE into the enclosure of the subscriber, Lot
No. 19, Concession 9, McKillop, on or about
the 9th inst., a brindled COW, giving milk. The
owner can have her upon proving property and pay-
Ing charges. HYM4N TYERMAN.
ESTRAY STEL RS. -
CAME into the !enclosure of th subscriber, about
the first of SeptemberJast, t vo STEERS, then
coming two years old • both white and red; one.tt
mooley. The owner is requested to prove prop-
,' erty, pay charges and take 'them away. • If not
claimed, they will be sold for expenses.
JAMES BOWES,
248*8
Lot 35, Concession 3, Grey.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
have this day entered into Partnership as
Millers and Produce Cofnmissio Merchants in the
Village of Seaforth, under the name, style and
firm of JAS. P. RRNDALL & C
•
[Signed,] JAS. P. K1t1 DALL,
MARTIN CHAIILESWORTH.
i
JAS. P. 'KENDAl�L & CO.
Beg to state to the Farmers, P od rce Merchants
and Dealers of the County of Huron that .they
have purchased from Messrs. S ,ARSON & CO.
the Mills known as the Seafo h l ills, and will
hereafter carry on the same.
All Kinds of Grain Purchased,
As formerly,
And the Highest CASH PRICE Pairs.
FLOUR exchanged for WHEAT,
Farmers desiring to excha can rely upon
getting for their Wheat No. 1 F1 ur.
FLOUR DELIVERED in an
logo free of charge.
The undersigned, having had t
management of the Mill for the
Patrons may rest assured that i
the same satisfactory. treatment
as formerly.
part of the Vii-
e entire working
past three years,
hey will receive
nd as good work
JAS. P. Kir DALT, & CO.
IN REFERENCE to the above the undersigned
would beg to thank their nu erous customers
for the extensive patronage ' acco ded to them for
the past four years, and trust that the same lib-
eral patronage will be extended the new fuze SHAWLS and MANTLES, SHEETINGS,
whom we have pleasure in being b bio to confident-
ly' rocomhrond to our old patron . All debts due
us, in connection with the Millmust be paid to -
Jas. P. Kendall & Co., and all dents duo by us, in
connection with the same, will lie settled by the
said firm of Jas. P, Kendall .& Co.
- W: A. SHT+;.RSON & CO.
Seaforth, Ang. 21,1872.• 246
QKTREAL ITOTT$E-..
FALL STOCK.
DUNCAN 41t DUNCAN,
(SUCCESSORS TO E. HICKSON & CO.
Are now receiving their Fall Importations of Staple and .Fancy Dry Goods, Ready -
Made CIothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gents' Furnishings, &c. -
Having visited the Eastern Markets, and with great care in selecting stock, and
with a very large lot of
WOOLEN GOODS,
PURCHASED BY
13TCKSO:T co-,
PREVIOUS TO THE ADVANCE IN
WOOLEN GOODS,
ARE PREPARED TO PLACE BEFORE TH id PUBLIC
A FULL STOCK OF GOODS
OF ALL SORTS, AT OLD PRICES, IN
FANCY DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS, -
LUSTERS,.
POPLINS,
BLACK SILKS,
WINCEYS,
TWEEDS,
FANCY FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
DENIMS,
A_ TA CASH_
NO MORE CREDIT
AT
T. K. ANDERS N'S.
Hexing purchased. a large stoop of the most
fashionable, handso a and substantial
Clcths, Hats and Caps,
and Gents' Furnishings,
Suitable for the Fa Trade,
T. K. NDER SON
Will sell at
10 PER CENT. Lower than. Formerly,
For Cash and Cash Only.
Some of the latest novelties in H TS and CAPS
of which he haste largest, eh pest and best
stock in town.
Some Very Fine Scotch a d EnglishTWEEDS,
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Which, when well made up, look erb.
Clothing made to order, as usual nothing but a
good fit allowed to leave the store.
. Remember the spat, Duncan's 0]d Stand, Main -
street, Seaforth.
T. K. ANDERSON.
N. B. -There are a number of outstanding ac-
counts, a settlement of which would- be duly
appreciated.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES.
CALL AT
DUNCAN & DUNCAN'S,
(FIICKSON'S OLD STAND,)
MAIN -STREET, SEAFORTH.
LARGER PREMISES AND INCREASED
BUSINESS.
1.,t; iti
r 11 k:!
THANKS for past liberal
patronage, and a continu . _
ance of similar favors so-
licited.
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McINTYRE & WILLIS' business has grown so rapidly that they have been compelled to remove
into larger premises. They will now be found. in Thomas Bell's old stand, next door - South of
their former shop. Custom work receives careful attention. A good At and good stock is their .motto..
Boots and shoes of all kinds, either home or factory -made, in great variety. Jp.st call and see.
McINTYRE & �PILDI$,
Boot and Shoe Store, Main -street, Seaforth.
REMOVAL I REMOVAL! HARNESS, HARNESS..
ALEXR. STEWART,
General Blacksmith,
Has removed to hies new brink premises, South
Main street, Seaforth, next door to McIntosh &
Morrison's Carriage Shop, where he hopes to have
a call from all his old patrons and as many new
ones as may feel disposed to patronizehi•n.
BLACKSMITHING
In all its branches, promptly attended to.
Horseshoeing and Repairing
Done on the shortest notice, at the most reason.
able terms and in a manner to guarantee satis-
faction.
WAGONS AND SLEIGHS
Made to order, and REPAIRING neatly and cheap-
ly executed.
By strict attention to business and fair dealing,
in the future, as in the past, he hopes to merit a
continuance of the liberal patronage accorded to
him since commencing business in Seaforth.
ALEXANDER STEWART.
Seaforth, Aug. 26,1872. ' 2474
AGENTSSpec mens andr full particulars
free. Address
WOOD'S LITERARY AND ART AGENCY,
Newburgh, N. Y.
Great Variety
AT WILSONTS
SEAFORTH.
TRUNKS of all kinds,
VALISES -not a few,
WfiiPS--of all sorts,
COLLARS --all sizes,
Brushes, Curry -Combs•, Curds,
All prices -from 10 cents up..
Bells, Blankets, Circing1es, Saddles,
And in fact everything usually found in a first-
class Saddler's Shop, and at prices extremely low.
DANES WILSON
Takes this opportunity of thanlang his numerous
friends and customers for the liberal support ex-
tended toward him for the past year and hopes
by strict attention to business and manufacturing
a first-class article to -merit a fair share of the pat-
ronage of the many.
Remember the Signa of the
u GOLDEN SADDLE." 215
AVOID Q11 .A&CKS.-A VICTIM OF EAH-
ly indiscretion, causing nervous debility,prema-
ture decay,&c.,having tried in vain every advertised
remedy, has discovered a simple means of self -cure.
which he will send free to his fellow -sufferers. Ad-
dress J. H. Reeves, 78 Nassau-st., New York. '4S