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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1872-09-20, Page 1EPT. 13, 1872,. ofewaeoeweeveateassmesto cH S AtE CREDIT AT AREIERSOWS. teres, ttoni of the most rne ana substantial CapSe and atente FILITtietleingar /I Trade, . ANDERSON will sell. at, :7.. Lower than Formetly, and Cash Only. noyeltiesia HATS and CAPS he- largest,cheapest and best ine Seetelt and Keglish WEEDS, nada up, look superb. L orderas usaal, nothing but Ete leave the etor. )ote Duncan's Old tuna, Main - a =Tuner of outstanding ne- at of which -would be duly AUTON nes-Britieh Provinces of North. American rictfriliy to acquaint the publio orbit Americans -Provinces th.nt .ed the bneniness at 80 _Maiden - r the sale of Holloway*a nes -were up to that time- pre - Brown, mew deceaeed„ to ba e say that I hate reason to a.gement a the late bushman en many ney-e, been MOM; . that the- Pine and Ointment rith iho care I ha ye &trays de-, - lancet whet to be deceivtld by dicines, whieh aro now likely te ;tate% or elsewhere -' to possess geneeine Hollownens Pills and rnred by me hi London, Eng.. see thal caeh pot and box oyermn.ent stamp, on which is ."Hollowan'a killa and Oint- andreeet on the label ie 583-, s Mee where only then oro mann- other part of the world., _The Iabeite in British curreney, iutl GentenIG repreeentetive-_ nee/ through nein part ofeleVae the United Stateeither to a for my kills aria YOintment, to be that ettempts will k-deceiva the public: in this way yeten znedieine vendors, falsely l ey are noting. for me, and with i"nlent, 1 deem it edtisable to eiremartinnettinet nuy such de- trneetly 'entreat all those who isement that they be nleaeed, , to communicate. the purport frienda tnale they may not ba Knee by purchasing, perhaps, of the genetine Holloway's I would a&,as a great favor, to the knowledge oi any per- .heiie are being made or sad" eased te send me au the ple- b xespecting the same, that is fultlrees of the 'tender who is ; medicines,. and likewise the - .f the House in the United -hiek may have seepedied them, or the nroteetion of the pnb- 'eeeelloga against such evil- Xemunerate very handsome - y glee ma auch ineormetion, never being _Ye reaeots to believe that he buying spurieran imitation& a will do well to, pond me, in eeat foot (which be can do at postage), ono of tho books of minted to- the Ranee. I prom- eeral renty, stating .I'llother mine or not, ea that, if spit- e the pereon from, whom he e his money returned. einte Vain desire ;.o. obtain the Plied at, the lotrek -wholesale t not less than $20 worth— n4e. per dozen bones of Pills .., net, withont discount, for t bo sent in advance.. r be, eat reepeet, IIR.Etinne HOLLOWAY, 'et 214 Strandn Lennon, W -Co nnOe26 li! LETTERS ed fox on SEPTEMBER, McDonald, II. A. McDonald; K. 31cDonte1tl, 3.1ise 3L XeLf11111, Jinn lIcieounid, James McLoughlin. Wllhism- Mclut (nil, Wax. itonertson, Geo. See-re:ear, Wm. Shea, Patrick Seed, John Stenzel, john gnell, Wm; - Stt el, A. S. g.C-.K.SON, in M., Senforth• ar barn. ant1 Sea- aeese Factory. are not received, their money milk can get it by calling re Stare, -where my books are -W. S. ROBERTSON. tvim-ED RATELi!. cod, Italie, Cedar Posta and further particulars apply to l• Lot No. 11 Conceseion DAVID 110011E. etennettnataleetanneete - ' VOLVAIE• 5, NO. 42. WOO ME NO 150. seneelitin ' 311. Me B., Physician, Surgeon S. eeb., Graduate of Toronto University, Associ: ate Cotoner for„ the County of Huron, Wroneter, 235-18e ' nate. o. neinVID 'MITCHELL, M. D., Graduate of Victo- 3-7 ria College, Physician, Surgeon, ete_._. ete., xnannes.,,Onn.—Coroner of the County of Huron. Oftlevand residence, at Thompson et Stanley's. vir. Be SMITH, Physician, Surgeon, etc. . Office—Opposite Scott Roberteou's Grocer. • Main street, Settfortle. 53 TAMES STEWART, M. D., .0. M., Graelitate of n' McGill, University, Montreal, Physician, -Sur - pen, etc. Oilice and Residence---Brneefteld. IT le VERCOE, D., • C. M., Physician, Sur - 11 -e goon, etc. Office aud Resideace, corner oi Market and High, streets, nextto the Planing Mill. jjCAMPBELL, COrouer for the County. Office and Resilience, over Corby's corner store, Main street, Seaforth. °Inge hours, from 11 to 4, eacli nay, and all day Saturday. ;• 159 rrett the inhabitants of Seaforth and surrounding country. Dr. J. (i. BULL having been called through eickness in his family, to suspend business for some time in this place, has pleasure in an- noimcing to the public, that through a kind Pro- vidence he has been permitted to return to the rooms formerly occupied by him, over Mr. A. G. MoDougell's Store, Main street, V.iiore, he intends permanently tee remain, and will be pleased to see his old petrons'atin as many 110 V; ones as may favor bim with a call. All operations performed accord- ing to the latest appenved style, and feea as low as to be found elsewhere. • • Office hours from, 8 A.. AL to 5 P. M. 224 _ T AL LEET, Solietto.r, Wiugham, has been an- t -P • pointed Agent for the Colonial Seel:unties Com- pany of England, he is aleo Agent for several pri- vate Capitshliets of Toronto, who loan Money at very reasonable rates Interest payable yearly. Charges iflotlerate. Wingham, Dec. 15, 1871. • 213 ten-cantiOninn & HOLMESTED, Btu -rioters, torneys at Law, Solicitors in Chaneery and Insolvency Notaries Pablio and Cenveyancers. Solicitors for the R. C. Bank, Seaforth. Agents for the Canada Life Assurance Company, B.—.00,00i)-to lend at 8 per cent. Farms, Housee and Lots tor sale. 53 . RENSON & MEYER, Barristers and Attorneys -LP at Law, Solicitors in Chancery and Insolvency, Conveyancers, Notaries Public, etc. Oflices—Sea- forth and Wroxeter. $23,900 of Private Funds to invest at once, at Eight per cent. Interest, payable yearly. -53 JAS. if. BENSON. - H. W. C. METE11. HOTELS. -494.7-41.4. nmzummenaftmwarewaseme=mtaw*==eme e nenummeonenlimite afar& afetr=f2PM1115=2:9=1Cla' SEAFORTR, FRIDAY, SEPT. 20, 1872. illIeLlEAN.11110THEItil, Publishers. 91 30 a Year, hi adralice. • THE CLINTON SHO The Annual Show of th Branch Agricultural Society in Clinton, on Thursday and last week. The weather duri day -was wet and disagreeable, doubt prevented many from ent who, otherwise, would ha attendance. The unfavorabl doubtless, accounts to some c degree for the small number o the Minor, department.. T (thy, Friday, however, was most pleasant of the season 'day, the attendance of visitor large. The show, on, the who e, was not as successfal as could have ben wished. (1.0MYCERGIAL HOTEL, Ainleyyille, Out., W31. N-1 ANNETT, Proprietor. This Hotel is 'ander entirely new manegernent and has been tliorougly renovated. The -Bar is ferepplied with the hest V noes. and Ciaara. Good Stabling and attentive Hustlers. A leirst-claes Livery in tonneetion. 228 11010RINCE OF WALES HOTEL, Clinton, Ont., C. J. McCUTCIIEON, Proprietor. First-class etecommodation for travellers. The Bar is eon- pliea with the Yery best liquors and cigars. Good stabling attached. The stage leaves this House every . 204-4t. • Ilullett was held Friday of g the first which no ing pres- e been in weather, nsiderable entries in e second' e of the On this was very. The quality of the animals exhibited was very fair, but was rather meagre. This we presume, to. the changing for holdingthy show. The s first advertised to take place day. and Friday of the peesen on account of the Tuckersmit Show •being fixed for the -sam days for the- -Hullett Show chaueed. This caused consid •fusion, and. no .doubt account great manner for the partial f fcalowing is the PRIZE LIST : HEAVY DR AUG HT 11ORSII More having raised. Foal in 18 let Jas. Suthernend. Spring or Filly, 1 entrt , tst Jas. Che year old Filly, 3 entries, 1st er, 2(1 John Shepherd. Tvv Gelding, '.1 entries, lst Thos. 211 John Avery. One year entriee:, lot Jan. McMichael, Robinson; GENERAL PtnEsPOSE Hon, Marenaving raised Foal in tries, lst Geo. Chesney, 2d '1. hos. Moon, Spring Foal, Cott or Filly,- 4 entries, 1st Thos. Sela,n, 2d deo. Sethelland. Two year old Filly, 7 entriesnst lex. Jamie- son, 2d 11, Ford. One yea n old Filly, 4 9(.1. M. Me- (1articles he display as owing, f the day_s ow was at on Thurs. week, but Society's, days, the ad to be rable con - in a very ilure. The . Brood. 2, 1 entry, Foal Colt ney. Two . J. Fish - year old lenlichael, id. Filly, 4 2d. William , es .—Brood. 872, 2. en entries, lst S. McDougall, Taggart Span geperal pitr Mares or `Geldings, 3 entries, MeRunyan, lit al Mic Carriage Horses, Mares or entries, lst Gem Johnson 2d & Co. Buggy Horse, Mare 9 entries, lot .1. 1{athwell,24 Saddle Horse, Mare or Geldii Istjohn Mara, 2(1 John Susi TtinRE onono uI) CATTLE. having raised cell iu 1872, 4 H. Snell. 2d M. MeTa,ggart old Heifer, 2 entries, it141.: Grant. One year - Ohl Heil lst H. Snell.. Bull Calf, 2 day for Wingham -11. Snell, 2d. -M. Mcl'ag( Calf, 4 entries, 1st H. Snel Chesney, 34 (Roe.) T. G ant. Herd T suARp,s Liesniaty censistinteof 3 feihales -anc 1- Male, 1 - 1.1VEKY. rise orses, let Thomas ael. Span Geldings, 4 NIL:Taggart, or Gelding, r. Stewart. g, 3 entiies; h.. Mitch Cow entries, -1st Two year Snell, 2d T. r, 1 entry, entries, lst rt. Heifer Parsons. Collection Cabinet Maker's 111 work, 1 entry, 1st J. eizies sit Co. Three bottles Grape• Wine, lot John Zimmer. VEGETABLES. —Four varteties P tatoes.. s one peck each, 3 entries, lcr Ja.s. Isa.nd.es- boro, 2nd James Landboro. Four heads Winter Cabbage, ientry, lst J. A. Cooper. Nine Blood Beets, 4 entries, lst J. Jdhnson, 2ncl J. Mason. Nine Mangold Wertzel, 3 en; tries, lot Wm. Wise, 2nd. J, Johnson. Nine Swede Turnips, 2 entrids, let Geo. •Snell, 2nd J. Johnson. Nine Long Orange Carrots, 1, entity, lit George Snell. Nine Early Horn' Carricits, 2 en - t -ries, let George Snell, 2nd J. IJohnson. Nine White Belgian Carrots, 5,- entries, 1st Wm. -Wise, 2nd Joseph Rye. Peck Onions, 1 entry, 1st Jahn johuson. Twelve Etas C0111, 4 ent r en 1st S. Ant drews, 2nd S. Andrews.. Melons, 2 entries, lst J. Avery. Three M Musk e lst J.' Zimmer. Peck To tries, let J. Johnson, 21 Cooper. Largeat Pump •I lst J. Ziinmer, 2nd S. An et Squash, 1 entry, 1st J 2d George AND SALE s'r 41 LES. Horses and first-class CF,neeyances always mimed. 1\ ATIVE, OW 'GRADE C.! TTLE. —COW • T. 011ice—At Murray's Hotel, Seaforth. ,Good entrY, - having raised calf in 1871t st prize do- . & C Of THOMSON'S LIN-EBY, CLINTON. OFFICE,—AT COMAIERCIAn HOTEL. Good quiet Horses arid First-Clase Vehicles always on hand. Conveyances, furnished to Commercial Travellers on reasonable rates. enn JOHN TIIOMSON. -parnLIA'S LIN EllY STABLES, SIOAFORTII, Ont. GOOd- ROISCS and Comfortable Vehieles, always on hand. Faelonible Arrangernente made with Coutmercial Travellers. k11 orders loft at KNOX'S HOTIllq will be promptly attended to. °Preen. Ann STARLF:$ 1—Third door North of Knox's- Hotel, Main Street. 221 THOMAS BELL; Piomictor. ftlIL SCELANEOliTS. J. CHURCHILL, VETERLNARY SURGEON ee(Meraber of the Ontario Veterinary College,) begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Seaforth and eurrounding country, that he has opened an Offiee Seaforth, where he 'may be consulted per- senelly or by letter, on the Diseases of Horses, Cat- tle, et a Haeing received a regular and practical edues,tion, And having been awarded the Diploma of the Vetee bleu Goelege of Ontario, T. J. Churchill has every confidence of giving satiefaction . to all •-who may einploy him. REF encesees—A. Smith, T. S. Prineipel Onta- rio Veterinary; College; Professor Backbend, Dr. Thorburn, 1)r. Rowel, and — Wells, M. D., & V., S. Veterinary Aledieines constantly on hand• . All calls promptly attended to. • Office—Carrnichael's Hotel, Reaforth. 182-2m nation by Callender, Scot . o., Clinton, of one Cheese of their own untke, weighing ..60 lbs, 3 e tries, John I Shipley, A. Elcoat, Geo.Ch sney. Two I year old Heifer. . 5 entrie 1st Wip. Cudmore, 2(1 Jas. Broadfoot One year old Heifer. 6 caries, lst W . Cudmore, 2(1 Jas. Broadfoot -. Year mg Steen A entries,- lst M. McTaggart 2d M. Mc- Taggart. Fatted Ox. Steer or. Heifer, 2 entries, 1st Wm. Cluimore, d A. Elcoat. Yoke working Oxen, 2 mite es, 1st Geo. Snell, 2d Ed. Breckenden. SHEEP. — LnICESTER - A Gnitnns.—Aged Ram, 2 Richsrd Cole 2d A. Elcoa. Ram 2 entries, lst FL Shelf. r Ram. Lamb, 11 Richard Cole, 2d. John C aged Ewes having raised L 2 entries, 1st 11. Snell, 2(1 I Shearliug -Ewes, 2 entries, it H. Snell, 2d C Dale Pair Ewe La ha, 3 entries, -D THEIR entries, lot . Shearliug 2d H. entrise, lst °wan. Pair! bs in 1872, ..Cole. Pair :'.Denat Pew:wee. T Rutter in rolls; 4 entries, vis, 2nd. George Weaton; 4th Wen. Robinson. Ke 50 lbs., 5 entries, 1st Joh W. Cantilon. 3rd W. Cheese, not less Oen 5 made, 3 entries 1st 'William 0. Fowler. less • . than 20 . lbs., entry, lst James Mali lbs. honey in the comb, 2 Zimmer, 2nd ,George Snel _Bread, 1 entiye lst Ito Loaf Home-made bread,- 9 entries 0. Fowler, 2nd Jas. Men LADIES' WoRK .—Tat Gertrude Moore. Groch tries, 1st D. Itattme 2nd Embroidery in Cotton an 1 Musli try, Thos. c Michael. K ittin nentries, lot D. Pattonn2nd 1). Netting Fancy, 2 entri s, lst - 2nd T. McM axle]. Work in Qeilt, 10 entrie , lst 2nd- Archibald Kennedy Pato in Silk 1 entry Harlem Bros. Sh • man's Linen irt, band- lade,- 9 lst Thos. _McMichael, 2n filen. Gentleman's Cott bosom, 2 entries, 1st nVi 2nd D. A. Purvis. I'm " entry, 'William ',Doherty 'work, 2 entries, • 1st Job Potter. Braiding in nil C. Dale, Ilia William Woollen Socks, 2 entries vis. Pair Woollen Stoc 1st D. A. Purvis. Ho 1 entry, Mrs. H. Dennis try,- William Doherty. try, Willia.m Doherty. . hiPI-iEMENTS. —Iron I Munro & Hogan. 2n( Double Mouldboard Monro Hogan.. One- . ist linSnell, 2(111. Snell. , • ,--Corsw OLDS A liRADES. —Aged Ram, 2 en Snell, 2d A. Elcoat. Shea entries, let IL Snell, 2d combe. Ram Lamb, 5 ent -Snell 2d Snell.] Pair VETEll bees to annotince to the inhhaving abitants of raised. Lambs in 18i rNABY SURGEON. --D. MeNAUGHT, • • Seatorth and eurrouneling country that he has 1St II. Snell, 'II H. Snell. • are College, antis now prepared to treat diseases itnntt. of Horsee and Cattle and all domestic animalan He , . Pair Fntted Ewes o hen o tined an office in conneution with his horse- nntries, 1 St C Dale. Pair shoeing shop, whore he will be found ready to at; 2 enteies, lot H. Snell, 2d tend to calls. Diseases of the feet specially n.t; combe. tended to. Residence, (Alice and shop in the l'OST , „ ,.. , „ • of Kiliorart & Ityart's new store. All kinde of Vet- -1:106-61441,IL •DREED, SU been awarded the di;pleana of the Ontatio Veteriu- Ewes, 1 entry, lst J erinary Medicines kept constantly on hand. 1st Felix Iranian. Sow h Charges reasonable. • 229 in 1872, ist William Stewa PIGS —Stf AIL Bane D, -te'L Cranbroon Grev n. 0. Sales attended on _near, 3 entries, 1 st Gem ge Snell, 241 A LEXANDlai HUNTER, Liceneed Anetioneer, 1 John Mason. 'Boar Pig littered in 11•172„ • Three Water darner, 2nd J. ons, 1 entry, latoet, 3 en- d- George A. n, 3 entries, rews. Tearg. Zimme r. n lbs. Fresh lot 3). A. Pur - rd J. Shipley, Salt Butter. 1 Shipley, 2nd antilon One lbs., f aetnry- '. Straith, 2c1 Cheese, • not airy -made, 1 hael. Three entries, lst J. . Loaf Belter's ert Paterson. 1st W. ichael- ing 1 t Worl Harlan 'D THEIR ries, lst H. ling Ram, 2 antes South- ies, 1st II. a.ged Ewes 2 3 entries, Pair Shear- ines Stigler- Wethers, 2 we Lambs, meet South- • Man —Boar, ving littered t. EnKSITI_P.E. entry. , en - 3. Bros. 1, 1 en- 'orsted, Patton. T.- 'Mc- . Patch ,!A very, t Work entle- entries, 1 Willi un Can - u Shi t, linen !Ham anti ton, her wers, 1 Berlin Wool 1 A -Ver. , 4 ent Cala-ire net D. legs, 3 • e-mas. Orga 1, I en- elone n 1 en- , loW, 2 entries, G. Wi liamson. low, .1 enttyi •orse uggy, . 2 .entries, 1st R. J% Win eley & 'o., 2nd LI.. J. Whiteley es. Co. Fannin Mill, 1 amount Of intermit on the bonds issued on. the qsection , between Toronto and Grangeville; and more than half the M- terest on the remaining section between Orangeville and. Mount Forest. —A man was robbed at the Grand Trunk station in Brantford on Saturday night He was sleeping in the waiting mem on a bench, when n new acquain- tance administered chloroform and re- lieved him of $250—four fifty dollar bills, - the rest in smaller notes. —On ThursdaY evening of last week while a young man named Thomas Dunn, sono Mr; Michael Dunn, North OxfOrd, 18 years of age. was 'assisting to move his threshing machine into a barn,. he Wf.',B caught in one of the wheels of the wagon, and received. such severe in- ternal injuries as to cause death twenty - minutes after. —The Reformers a Wellington and Grey intend having a, grand Reform celebration about thettOth prex., in honor of the Reform' victories achieved in the several ridings of these counties. inl essrs. Brown, McKenzie, McKellar, and. others are expected. to be present. • --Messrs. J. P. Wiser & Co., of Pres- cott, last week purehnsed q00 head. of cattle in the vicinity of Parkhill, at a cost of over $24,900. I .An exchange remarks: It is repeat- ed that a man ill a neighboring-totin fell from the top of , fOur-storynuildiug, the other day, to th stene sidewalk beneath, without •being t tared. in the least. He was antinsurance agent and4truck on his cheek. , , I —We are °lad to hear th.t the health. • not in the ted by his e very much d home in of Hon. E. Blake though first instance greatly benefi transatlantic trip. nas of la improved. He ia expect October. —On Tuesday night of lett week some inhuman being entered a fi Marys, in whieh Mic horse was at paeture, anc cut and stabbed the anim places with a sclyt he or som instrum ent . —Messrs. Brooks and ibbert, offer special prizes in fall show in tliat Town eld. near St. ael Browit's • maliciously 1 in various other sharp olquhoun, of at the ensu - hip, for tie. best cells of '72, from, " Capt. Watt," the property of these•gentlemen First prize • 2,.2d $1. —A hog was killed the other day at the Provincial Penitentiary, Kingston, which weighed 766 pounds. Convict food must ag, ee well with the porcine 2(.1 D. species. ries lot —Mr. Jamee Clark, wh lives upon . Pair lot 16 in- the 3d concession A. Put- County of 'eowed th entries, bushel of Fife Wheat, upo e Quilt, quarter of land, and ha this sowing 44 bushels of wheat. —The presses. type, &c., in- the office of the Paris Transcript • were sold on Saturday last, limier power of sale C011: tallied in a certain _chattel mortgage. ;Mr. G-eorgc Roberts, of Hamilton, be. came the purchaser at $10.50. • S --Rumor says that the Reform party of Welland intend to nonsitiate Mr John C. Kirkpatrick, of Chippawa, as a nit and. proper person to rePresent them in th tfouse of Commons, in I place of. the late T. C. Street, Esq., deeeased. Eon. Wm. McDougall is generally spoken of as the Ministerial candidate. —Messrs. Nichol' & • Fitzpatrick, of Toronto, have purchased the 'flats in Godericb, and will proceed.' at once with the erection of n large distillery. They purpose . e.xpending abou present, nnd tO double Oa . year, with a further in .circumstances Warrant. —Mr. john Tanton, of to the shore.. The other animal was drowned before the policeman could rescue him. - .—Durine the week- endilig Thursday last, 8,648 barrels of crude oil and 1,400 barrels of distilled oil were shipped from Petrolia, Station. , = Two young Germans named Meier and Rittinger, had each a'hand ehot off at Fennosa on -Tueaday. They were fir- ing off cannon in honor of the elevation of a new church bell. _ — A rumor from Toronto state e that the new Ontario ;Govetnment will be composed of five members only., instead of six as „formerly, and that Hon. Adam Crooks will be Premier, and Hon. E. B. Wood,* Treasurer. position of Pre- mier rightfully belongs to Hon. Mr. 'McKellar, but it is said he declines ac- cepting the position, hence the elevation of Mr. Crooks. — An Ottawa telegram says: The troops about to start for Altnitoba will be uniformed in scarlet instead of Rifle uniforms: The Indians are dieposed to doubt whether the green coats are really the.Queen's troops or not, and the tradi- tional scarlet will doubtless have a good effect. , —A little boy aged about eighteen months, the sini. of Mr. Willitun Boyd, of Arthur Toneisnip, was drowned on Thursday morang of last week, under somewhat singular circumstances. It seems that the little one had been play- ing near the doorway of his father's house, and during an absence on the part of Mrs. Boyd of not more th.an five minutes. he fell head first into a tub of water, which was standing near at bend, and when discovered life was extinct. moderate teems. Contraissioner gneen , Convoyancer, Land, Loan and General Agent.— Aleo, Ageent for the following Companies, viz. : Huron and. Erie Loan Societsy, London ; Farmers' and Mechanics' Savings and Loan Company, Toron- to ; Royal Insurance Compel:es- of Liverpool and _ London, Fire and Life ; Ontario Mania' Fire In- surance Company and the Agrieulairal Insurance Company; Auy /1•MOnlat, of money to loan at love rates of interest. Several good ratans for sale, cheap. • 224-6ra ; — R. COOPILA Conveyancer, Commissioner in 4 Agent for the Freehold Permanent Building and st J. Steep, 2i1 G. A. • queenn 13ench., Insurance an C c- (10i1W bnsinees in Canada,. et.se, 2 entries, lst A. El G r 11 Agent Savings Society of Toronto, whose rafes are ns low ?elands, 1 entry, lot J. 4 entries, 1st William Di. on 2d Wm. Dixon. Sow Pig littere in 1872, 4. entries, 1st VVilliam Dixo 2d George Snell. POULTRY. --Collection - breed, '3 entries, 1st Willi owls, any m Coates, 2d G. H. Cooper, Paar Fow ,, any irnprov. ed breed, 1 entry, lst F. I anlan. Pair Brainalt Pootras, 1 entry, lst .William Coates. Pair Black Spain 3 entries, tioper. Pair Steep. Pair oat, 2d nVm. Muscovy, 3. Bantams, 1 Four named - of each, 5 en - Wise. apples, 5 of an or I ft:I tirm gl l sp am Wise, 2d old awl SUI,ouglutritenles William Caarttlon. r tree naine,d varie- ties Winter pettrs, 5 of eac , 1 cetry, 1st- (ct,rtattaks, Conpons and uncurrentAloneen • • • - — EDvvARn - ,„- James Spading. Three -n alien varieties - Fall pears. 5 of each, 3 en ries, 1st Geo. Weston. 2(.1. Wiltiarn-Wise. Three nam- . lst C. Ridout. 2tl G. Sout iconibe. Best cations for toxins promptly attended to. °enrolee—Opposite Boss' Tailor Shop, • 18e-te AINLEIVILLE. TOUN ItItIGinenl, Exchange Broker, ancl Reli- t' way Tieket Agent, Hongliton's Hotel, opposite 0, T. Railway Station, SeLiforth, Ont. Through Tickets iesnea to all pointe in. the western Ste tes, California and Ben Inver, at rearmed, rates, affording the greatest facilities to Emigrants. necessary 1 Anenciee etc. -Robinson. Paw Ducks, entry, 1st H, Snell. Pa .entry, let Wm.' Robinson. INDOOR DEPA,RTMENT. varieties Winter apples, 5 tries, lst J. Snell, 2d Four named varieties Fal each, 5 entries, lst Will entry, M. -MeTaggart & Co. Gang Plow, 1 entry, James Harrows, 3 entries, 1st `C. Cuydnutne Turnip try, Charles Manning. 3 entries, 1st T. Tiplin Taylor. Pump, 2 ent 2n4 D. Mulloy. Fork unloading hay and pe Grant. • SPECIAL PR Best 15 lbs. fresh But by W. J. McCutcheon, Purvis. Best 10 lb. • lb. or t- lb. pnets, ne, entries, John Shipley. Best 1 Butten in rolls, by Mr. Brown tries, •1st John Shiple . Bes fresh Butter, a barrel of Salt, b nhepherd & Cooper, 1 e itry, J ley. ' Best painting in ater c etited in 1872, by a lac y pupi Mountcastlen a work Stevenson, Clinton, 1 e son. loss. ). Strac eecl Dr et Her , 2nd •es, D. for lo s, 1 e ZES. .er:, in entric fresh by Mr. • • Ie buy big and paning fell prices for ed va.rieties of plums, 5 of nein 8 entries, GOOD ANY DAT RV. BUTTER, collection open air grapes, 4 entries, lst C. Ridout, 2c1 Jiihn Zimm e Plate Crab 7 tries 1st Wil iam Canti19, In any qttantities. Also ODD' LOTS OF Brought to town, FOR ONE MONTH. Oodericheet., Seaforth, gime 26, 1872. • 237. Apples, en , 2d 5. Andrews. Three n mecl varieties W ° ° L Peaches, 6 of each, 4 entri s, 1st J. Zim- mer, 2d George Weston. RIA.NrPACTrRES. — yards home- made Flannel, 1 entry, 1st Mrs. Henry Dennis. Pair horne-ina.d Bia.nkets, 2 entries, lst S. flcDouga , 2nd D. A. 'air Iron an, ilnd 11, 1 en; c Shoes, William Malloy, ding and, try, -Pe ells, $6, , D. A. utter, in Joslifi, 2 lbs. of ee, 2 en• 20 lbs. essrs. Int Ship- lors, exe- of Miss able b Themes itry, 11. Steven - ORS); RA. ES. • Farmers' Trotting P rsei,13 entries, —1st fl-irge Fulton, 2.1 defohn Mason. litries,— theson. , Trotting P112 lot A. it cnherson, '2nd reil M • Unnad •Mr, E. M. th datelfor South Bruce fO lature,. has been electee of 121 over his oppol bank.. hay' crop MI Halton.has been very flay is now selling in at $20 per on, and it i before spring fodder wi mous price: In view. scarcity of feed, farmer their surpfos stock. • A held in Milton, over 17' betide at low prices. —An Indian Doct kam, Win Murdered in days ago by two Inc Fitzsiinmenis and tob murderers have thua No Cause assignedlo Rev. Dr. MacYicar,- Presbyterian College, -ceived a call, from the , Refer tlte L by a nt iMi the ort th te tone. antici reaci of th • are sel a late anima, r, nes t. Thc nen rn Candi eel Legis - majority Brouelminty . of $ season, of Milton tilted. that an ellen probable ing-off all, cattle fair s chenged ed. Neen- mes a few ed Henry of Thurlow. s spring one an acre and vested from rst- quality of $30,000 at amount next tease 'should London, han in his garden at the present time a fine - plum tree in full bloom. in the spring the blotsoms came out at the usual time. and as la short time. after the. leaves and blossoms all off, he thought the tree was dYing. Recently the tree began to bud. and leaf as before, and now bears a magnificent lo n1 of bleetoins. --Mr. t filler, a dealer in faney goods in Leed at, a few days ago rectify- - ed. a letter addressed in boyish hand to " Mr. Miller, toy shop, city." The en- closures cohsitted of a dollar bill, and a slip of paper bearing these words, print- ed in large. ann fincouth capitaht with a pen . " This money is justly yours. From one who stole the same years ago." _ —Since thei first of the present month 785 immigrants have arrived at the. Emi- grant Sheds, Toronto. Of these, , 90. were English 90- Irish, 5, &stitch, 120 miens. The •0 went to the e in the Prov - • —it -is computed that Ontario loses annually a quarter of million dollars by, bad butter. Large quantities of 'biitter held. over from last Semen have been recently sold for the low price of eiglat or nine centenpee pound, and somelots have been sold in Liverpool, after ineatring heavy freight, iusurauce and storage enarges at as low aa seven cents per pound, being valuable only as greise, and positively unsaleable as food. This arises entirely from want of care and cleanliness in maning. --Notice is given in the Ontario 'Gazette that application will be made at the next session of the Legislative As- sembly of Ontarid, for an Act to erect the Municipalities' of. Orangeville, East Garafraxa, Luther, and Amaranthfrom the County of Wellington, elancthon from tbe County of Grey, and Multi= and Mona from the CountY of Simene; into a new Comity for Municipal and judicial purposes, with Orangeville as its County Town; and also for nA Act to ii-inclo,orznr.ate the village of Oeningeville. as —A journeyman shoemaker- Belle- eille has fallen heir to a fOrtune of t185,000 steeling, left bim " Lord Godfrey' of Banbury, Oxfordshire, Eng. land, cocci v ing inflitimittien of - his good fortune, be wan so overjoyed that he could not reeist the temptation of getting on a bit of a spree, amlbecame so hilarious, that a policemau. had - to take him in charge and confine bim to the lock-up for a night to cool his over- joyed spirit. We observe that application is to be. made to the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario. at the next seseion thereof, for the passing of an act each to re -unite the County of Perth, for the purposes of Registration of Titles, or to do away with the division of such county •for such purposes into North and Seed]. Ridings thereof, already made by order in council. What is to be done in Huron in this matter? --en new kind of paper is shortly to be manufactured by Messrs. Barber & Brother, of Georgetown. This firm are erecting a' large wing- to their Paper -Factory at Georgetown,- and furnishing it with the Insist approved machinery for the Manufacture of paper, on an exten- sive scale, from wood. --On Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, the Guelph Sewing M ach in e Factory narrowly escaped doitruction by fire. Some ashes had been .emptied into a, box, which was placed in the yard in rear of the factory. There must have been some fire among the asbes, for the box was ignitei, and the tune the fire was discovered by a gentleman passing, it was rapidly extending to a large pile of cedar kept in the yard for the use of the engine. Fortunately thefire was ex- tinguiehed before serious damage was do—neThe lightning struck the barn of Mr. James Harburn, Councillor of Bibbert, together with the contents of the barn, on Thursday night, the 5th InstN.voaondd, destroyed it and tbe adjoining sleds, grain, &c. There was some trifling in- surance c a the barn, but the loss is very heavy.. youno worritannamed Mary Germans an* Germans and States, the 01 ince. 110 Non Norwegian hers roma —Mr. Joh Doyle, -Bellevnlle, ex- hibited a few days ago. a cluster of po- tatoes, 20 iu number, all from the one stem. This s really a curiosity, each --The list of live stock entries for the Provincial Exhibition, to be held next week in 11=B:son, shows; a gratify- ing increase over •nevious years. In horses there are 653 entries, in cattle, . 701, in sheep, 648 ; in- pigs, 279, , then; making the total number of entries m live stock, 2,248. —Walter Evans, an old and respect- sble resident of East Flamborot died sud- denly on Tuesday morning. He rose about six and called_ his sons and told. , them he did not feel well. 'He then laid. down again and died in a few 'minutes. The stables 'connected with the St. Lawrence Hall, Brockville, were burned to the ground la.st Monda.y night. Eigh- teen .valuable horses were stabled, ana the greatest exertions were made to got them out, but the fire spread so rapidly that all perished in the flames, The loss is estimated at between $6,000 and ii$7re,010ux, oIwnsnu.red for $6,,3$00, Origin of, Last week,, in the townshi- p of En. phenna, County of Kent, au old lady num-ed Mrs. McLean departed this. life, at the advariced age of 105 years; She retained nearly all her facilities till the week preceding her death, when her speech failed. her, and she gradually sank —nitture literallygivingivay— Tues- day, the 10th instant when she expired. — in Prince Edward Island eats and -barley -will turn •out better than many anticipated, and the wheat is not so much damaged by weevil es in some oth- er years. Potatoes .look exceedingly- -well ; and the tubers are already' dry. Turnips also promise to be an average crop, --- Mr. John R. Craig, of Edmonton, Ontario, has taken, three silver cups, two eilver medals, and seven fii•st prizes on his Berkshire swine and Cotswold sheep, at the Northern Ohio State Fair,. which concluded on the 12th inst. — The day express` train on the Great Western Railway, which consisted of six loaded coaches., baggage, express naid post office ear, and a number of freight cars, 1 a few days ago, made the (life " be- tween London and Chathann—sixt -five miles,—in one hoes anda, half, or at 4 nate of over forty miles an hour. — The Hamilton Times says: The ,Leader devotes a column of abuse to a person of the name of ".Archy11 McKel- lar. We peesume that by "Archy" Mc- Kellar "Jim" Beaty means the gentle- man who sat in the Parliament ef.Canada along with "Jack" A. Maidonahl. potato being distiect, t lough all are -aged about 18 years, a resident of the joined together. _, Township of Elma, died in Stratford jail --Mr. Oltenoline, th late Reform it week. She bad been wandering candidate for Dist 'Toren to Mr. Beatty, has been a position of County Oro York, recently resigned -0 in opposition >pointed to the n Attorney of R. M. Wells. around the streets and. was picked up by tbe Town Constable and committed •rt sey. The to jail on accoimt of ipsapity Notwith- ar elu aticete standing that she receiyea all the neces- -A new style of Well, known as the sary . attention while in 'jail, ishe died the in inter. .4 4 driven well." is benigm opted by mauy after tito days confinement. &nil...Imes Profes or in the in Burford and adjoining townships. It was malignant type of fever, riyhich, it 'oar al, has re consists of an iron tube lriven into the is presumed, produced the symptoms of 'outh resbyteri- nerd and hey- insanity. to admit the „„ ground, one end being co —Mr. A Phettiplt ee, of 'Yarmouth, waer, and small iron ire, openings •n the sides an Church, Brooklyn, 1.. County of Elgin, has cin, t ee stalks (-ff- tele which meastre 13 feet i incite ; and nlr. —On Wed esday tbe Dougald Ferguson, 0: Soutl some that Measnree 14 ,feet nnA youog boy of al Out thi of ate was the other lay in state of intoxication grounds at Hamilton, dering it necessary to the -Police station it parents Are respecta they can do nuthingt with seizes every opportunly to toxicated. —A report of six of the 'Toronto, Grey shoevs a gross traffic o which deducting the $44,649, ft net profit r This sum is sufficien on t na eon lition ren- would be no need of reapng machmes. send lnut clown to —On natordity nignt last, a span of w gon. His horses in a earriage,.belcinging to a cab- peop e and say man, ran • asva.y m Torento. In their him as he n:ad flight they dashed 3nto the Bay at become in- the foot of Yonge street' who saw them, jumped ontbs' operation* and swam up to the car ud Brue Railway, ascertaining that there Was no person m $64,3 2.46; from• • orkink enpenses, mains of $19,663. to pay the I full i Wald. bas one William J. Halliday - farm of 'Mn Tlugh M teen years township of Bentinck, 4: a. beastly m hours. If there w le cricket such men m this in th - Mr. Dewaa, one of the candidates for th4e Local Legislature in West Mid- • dlesex has issued. the following address to the free and independent electors of that constituency : 4. On and after the 13th day of September, 1872, I will place in suit M each and eveinT month, One Hun- dred Suits,' commencing with those of longest standing. Parties having long standing accounts,* or notes unsettled, will therefore pay uy and save costs. - JAMES D. DEWAN." — The hotel -keepers of Clifton were summoned to appear before the innate trate at 10 a. in. Thursday morning, for selling liquor on Sunday, on the informa- tion of three men from Slabtown near St. Catherine% As soon as the in'form- ers arrived at the court -house they met with a warm reception by a shower of rotten eggs. They were then chased and borsewhipped all over town. Two of them were captured. And roughly , handled • the other escaped. No one appeared' against the hotenkeepeiT, and. they were dismissed, Clifton is, evident- ly, badly in need of a temperance society... —The St Mary's Vidette, for the tenth putnp on the Or twelfth time, has collapsed. The plant has been disposed of by the bailiff. lst of August,- Mr Canham, the proprietor, has left for cradled on the the States. The itiv as referring to the Kenzie of the matter says :— "That paper has been a acres of wheat most unfortunate investment from the re -A few more first. Nearly a dozen gentlemenehave, country there A policeman into the water *age and upon it, he swam bac& to the wharf and got a knife, when heeeturned to the struggl- ing horses, eut one of them loose from the carriage and alloweil him to swim diiring the past six years now tned their luck -in it and have woefu'lly faikd. The tied his team in front of a store on Col- borne street, Brantford. Returning about half an hour aftenhe attempted to drive away, but discovered that the hind - leg of the horse nearest the sidewalk' was broken. No explanation can be given of the cause of the accident, for it was the leg next the pole of the wagon that suffered, and it could not have been the result of crowding toward the walk. The animal, which was a valuable one, was taken to the outskirts of the town and shot -- The scrutiny into the voters' lists at Sou th Grenville was, on Satnrday, brought to an abrupt conclusion, the pe- titioner and respondent respectively agreeing to withdraw from the contest, preferring to pay their own expenses so far incurred, and to try once more the fortune of war, to continning a struggle vete by vote with uncertain remits and at a heavy expenditure to both. A new election will therefore be held immediate- ly after the Local Parliament meets and the seat is declared vacant. — A gentleman, a resident of Hamil- • ton, while sitting with his wife the other evening found his theughts wandering back to a lady at whose house he fre- quently spent an evening in former years, ludicrously confounding the time place and person, he rose up, and addressing bit; wife as "Madam," declared that it was getting late and that he must return home to his family. Such absentminded- ness as this.don't frequently occur. — The great rope -walker. Blondin, whose feats at Niagara, sJule years since, will be remembered, appeared at the nydenham Crystal Palace, England, the other day, walking a rope 500 feet long, and 80 feet from the ground, clad in a heavy armor. Although a. high wind was blowing, he was daring enough to walk the rope blindfelded, afterwards in a sack, then with his agent on his shoulder, capping the whole by cooking an omelette poised 033. the middle of the 4 4 40 rope. On Saturday afternoon last, the benn of Mr. Peter Donaldson, East Flinn - bore', was discovered to be on nee. The -total contents of 'the barn -300 bushels of wheat, a large quantity of hay, and all hie straw -were burned. ,There was no insurance. The contents of the barn were the sole results of Mr. Donaldson's labor on a farm that he worked on sharea. A few hours -sufficed to sweep away enerything, and leave himself and his family destitute, with a Canaclian winter before them. —On Saturday evening het about in. o'clock, a gentleman from the country experiment of establishing a second pap- er in St. Marys bas -signally failed. and it is DOW high time that parties in pur- suit of an eligible business would "look before they leap." This advice will refer with equal force in other plates be- sides St. Mary. There ate now many more papers in the country than there is room for; but we presume it will con- tinue to be as it has been—that fools will rush in where wise inen dare not ven- ture. 2 :C.