The Huron Expositor, 1873-01-10, Page 5-c.rning of the fifth of Janneee, causing
reat terror to the population. ' The
t wind was blowing a gaIeon the fifth, and
i enew and sleet falling. The year 1873
f has certainly been ushered in after the
very roughest or of fashion. Let us
hope that the advent of an early and
genial spring will loing hope and conso-
lation to VI many hearts and homes
, which have been grieved. and desolated
i by -the visitations of Old Boreas during
! the winter.
Ship Oa/tale.
M. De Lesseps, hating cut the Isth-
mus of Snez, is already sighing for more
i continents to sunder. Ile has fixed his
i attentica upon the Isthmus of Corinth,
and proposes to nut a canal aeross it
; which will obviate the necessity , of the
dangerous circumnevigation of the Met -ea. .
;Ile length of the .contemplated canal
will be but five miles t but the teak of
cutting, it will be nearly as (=rent as that
of cutting the Suez Canal. The latter
traversed a nearly level country, where-
as the Corinthian Canal will have to be
[ carried across a chain of hills, the lowest
point of which is more than 300 feet
; above thesea. It might be worth M.
De Lesseps' while to visit Central Araeri-
' ea.. There he wield find a dozen differ-
ent routes for a (lanai to connect the two
occas, and. would thus have sufficient
' steady emt4oymeet in the work of canal.
(m*11% to occupy him for the rest of hia
?
natural life. Inasmuch ae the Anglo-
' Saxon race has not yet been able to con-
struct such a canal, M. De Lesseps
mid have & fine opportunity to demon -
rate the superiority of the Latins as
Ieleeliggers, Tho Georgian By and
Lake Ontario Canal might also furnish '
a field for tile exereistrof M. De Lessepa'
genius.
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Neve Ways of:Kindling Fires
The use of kerosene in kindling fires
has long been extremely popular. There
rarely pasee a week without an attempt
Of the kind by souse enterprising persen,
I the blaze that ensues is usually of so
ir` k te eharaeter that it klefiZ08 not- only
the kindling -wood, but upon the
and hie house, anti wipee theme
y 'out of exiatenee, tereceesfal as
S of keifeetai has hitherto been,
t uoinlitistible fluid has failed to alto-
gether satisfy the wants of two Ken tuoky
negroes, who desired a more vigoroweand
rapul agent. 'They therefore bethou t
-themselves of nitre-g1ycol-114 and a t.Lay
Or tWOSitICO etarted a livelto blaze by the .
aid of that vigorous explosive. Ni) fault
haebeen found with the nitro-glycerine
by either of those colored persons ;
neither have they themselves reapj eared.
since the first flash, of the fire. In fact,
_the colored persons and the shanty in .
which they lived :vanished with surpris- 1
Mg suddenness ; and. although thez. e ia '
a rumor of the fall ortivo colored aero-
lites in the northern part of Mississippi,
it is doulatfal whether the least trace of `
them has hem. or ever will be foundt
----a-
Tlee Fur Trade.
A Maine eewspa.per gives a statement
of the present cortdition of the fur trade -
ea that State, froii. which it appears that
the aggiegate number of furs taken this
compares favorably with that of
:former years. Otter aml bar skins are
somesvtat scarce ;, showing that the vigor
with which these animals have been
hunted, haS mate.tjally reduced their
lathers. On the other hand, sable,
mink and fox skins are brought to mar-
ket in lancer luantities than they were
last winter. That pleasant anima', the
Rkietrlk, is very abundant : and as he has
been systematically let alone, until late-
ly, wheu. his skin first began to have &
market value, there ie -no danger of .hia
immediate extinetioe. - In time, how-
ever, the, far -bearing animals of Maine
will be killed off, and it ia therefore
worth while to enquire whether they
milletbe domesticated and bred for the
market. Probably few persons would
Emdertake to domesticate the skunk, but
the otter, the mink and the sable might
be_ easily preservetl, and thus breeding
be made a profitable business. —N. Y.
nines.
- M
BErrrat Tk;itr.--Itis ftaly to be ex-
tected that the New Brunsevickers will
laortly lay eeige for "better terms."
rhe sadeels of Nova Scotia in that direc-
tion inspires tkent with hope, and they
ire making up e statement of their case.
rhey doubtless have never ceased to re -
vet that they did not take up, at the
uttset. the bel lieerent attitude of Joe
p
'towe andhis friends, that they might
meet " better terms " as the price of
heir reconciliation. As it is, they will
equire a strew, -case to gain for them the
ympathy the House. And the Gov-
rament had Dater- beware of this de -
amid lest they con -Trait theraselvs to the
ireakers„ Oppositien on 'constitutional
rounds to the demand for better ternas,
rill not of Coarse hold water '- but there
re few, withhout those wo in New
eunawick are striving by this means to
sake a little local popularity, who, will
elieve ifi the absence of the strongest
eideuee that .New Brunswiek is not a
tighy favored partner in the British
;orth American Coatederation.----Come
att Freeholder..
—
—Last Friday while four brothers,.
&reed Lyons, were in thelvoods getting
ot square timber on their fartn in Dan-
nelly near Iona, Comity of Elgin, Ed-
tcard„ the ynangest, aged about sixteen,
-ras instantly killed by a. limb that was.
rawa beets bv the falling tree striking
,gantet & standing one. .„
— A eorrespandeut at Ste Johns,
IL, writes that the Iutereolonial
,ailway is snowed up, and that no ntails
lave been received from Halifax for
Ore than a Areek. The difficulties oCe
asioned, by natural causes a.ppeax to be
,ggravated by a defichnicy of rolling
toek upon the line, for which the Do-
o in ion f Z, over u ment is responsibl e.
--A female music teacher in Kingston
vas arrested on charge of stealieg a small_
ear, o ioney fromthe keei_ae of the
,oartling house where alie lived. She
kaded gailtyy, but was acquitted on. the
Inual of extreme destitution. '
—Eight frolicksorne young Dutchmen
ere fined the other day- $2,:.). 52 by the
'tratford magistrates for ellarivaring a
espectabIe Teaton, in the township of
I)ossaile, who had taken to. himself a
—The St. Thotnaa Jcoirzkal finds fault
With some of the papers given at the re-
ead teachers' examination, and thinks
Phat arithmetichl problems, not puzzles,
ilight to have been, employed to test the
.-tiowledge 01 thoeh examined.
_
t, --elm old man whose case was referred
t.o in the report of the December meet-
'titg of the County Ceencil, Also in the
Vresentnient of the Grand, &ley at the
December Sessions died ie the `ail on
Nees -Lar
(.
ear8s
,
AN. 10,1878.
TaZ
BIRTHS.
Hibbert, en Dee. 14, tli
wife of Mr. James Holding, of a son.
STRONG.= -In Teckersmith, pOn ifan. -3,
the wife of Mr.- George Strong, of a
on.
jletekesott.—In Seaforth, on Jan. 7,
the wife of Mr. William Henderson, of
a son.
WRIGHT. Merris, on D4 30, the
-wife of Mr. James Wright, of twins,
daughters.
H• uecimisose---In Galt, on NeW Years
Day- . the wife -of Mr. §:Hutehinson, of
daughter.
H)1Deesoe..---At the Wesleyan Parson-
age, Stratford, on Dec. 28, the wife of
Rev. W. 0. Henderson, M. A., of a
daughter,- . H , •
uu —In Tuckersinith, on Dec. 28,.
1872, the wife Of Mr. John Garry, of a
son.
MeCuieo9tr.1e-In Seaforth,- on Jae. 3,
the wife of Mr. Jaines IV, McCulloch,
of a sOn.
BELL—In Hilbert, on Friday, Jan. 3,
• Mrs. .Alexander Bell, of a daughter.
gA.RRI AGE'S-
OLIVER--7111141GART. —On Dec. 25, at the
residence of the bride'slatlier, by Bev,
11, Moodie, Mr. Francis 'Qijver, of
Hibbert, to Maggie, eldest dattghter of
Mr. Robert Huggart of North. Dor-
chester.
Divrnao:e—Siettre. —On Deq. 26, at the
residence of the bride's father, town,
ship of Usborne, Rev.! W.- Beer,
Mr. Wm. H. Davidson, eldest son ef
Ilev: Mr. Davidson,4 of Elimville; to
'Helen Jane, third daughter of Thomas
Shute, Esq., of Usborne. I ' •
Feettowe-Renee-At the residence of
the bride's father, in the township of
Clarke, on Monday, Jan.! 6, by lice.
Mr. 111eDonogh, Mr. Asher Farrow,
of Bluevale, to Miss, Elio, Ann, second
daughter of. SVilliain Reid, ,Eeq.
DEATHS,
;fro, 2, at' her son's
reiehleuee, Egelsondville, Mts. Robett
Sutherland, widow' of the late llobert
Sutherland, Land Survoor, Cape
Becton, N. S.
-
• THENIARKETS4
' SlaFORTII, limitary 0, 1870,
The deliveries on the Sealorth market
-
for the past week have peen larger than
dm -ng aey other week -, thls season.
Tuesday Was the best daY. On that day
and frequently since, as high as $1.20
and $1.22 has_ been pakr for wheat.
The: prevailing price now, however, as
aboat frem $1.15,to S1.18: Oats remain
firm at o‘ld pikes with but light deliv-
eries. A very large amount of York Jos
. been delivered on the market during the '
past week. Prices are changeable, and
are q oted slightly lower. this week.
1,1,
Duri yesterday $5 per hundred was
•
paid m one or two instances for extra
hei-vy specimens, -lint the prevailng price
is as quoted. Butter has mat yet 'coin
rneneed to move, and the deniand has not
improved. Hay remains firm at old
quotations, with but light deliveries.
Wood sells readily at quoted prices, with
lighter deliveries than usual at this time
of the year. We quote :
FallWheat..... . . .... .. ...$1 15 to 1 18
Spring -Wheat. `-....-115 to 1 18
Barley, ....... ...... 0 48 to 0 50
Oats 0 35 to 0 87
Peait.. ....... ..... 0 55 to 0 60
Butter, No 1,o11b 0 14
No. 2. ' 0 9
No. .... . .. 0 6
Eggs.... ..... ........... 0 00 to 0 18
Flour ....-.......................6 50 to 0 00
Hay. ..1.2 00 to 1500
Hides. . 6 00
Sheep Skins... . .. 0 50 to 1 50
Calf Skins, (veal) pekqb., 6 69 to 0 10
Salt (retail) per barrel,. .... r0 00 to 1 25
Potatoes, per hush.el 0 45 to (1 50
Fresh. Pork Rpr 100 4 50 to 400
Oatmeal 14 Sal 0110 to 5 50
Apples per huge -I... .. . . 0 60 to 0 75
Beef, per quarter, r . . ... 0 031to 0 05
Wood 2 50 to 300.
Fall•Wheat. .
Spring Wheat., it.
Oats ..... ....... .
Barley........ .. . .
Peas............ . .
Butter......... .. .
Eggs. .
Hay, per ton, .......
... .
•
CLINTON, jan..9, 1872.
11596 117
114Y0 1 IS
. . . . ... . 0 33 se e
435
.. ....... 0 45 g' 050
. . ..... 057 0 059
........ 0 10 (i# 014
016- @ 018
....... .} 12 00 0 14 00
.. 480 of, 475
TOP..ONTO, Jan . 1873.
'Wheat seld at $1.38, for No. 1 fall, and
$1.13 for _rejected, and $1.23 to $1.24 for
spring. Oaes were firm at 39e to 40e.
Barley advanced to 660 to 68e. Three
hundred bushels of spring peas sold at
65c to 67e, and. one load ot rye at 65c.
Hay Was abupdhat, and ranked from $20
to $26, with the average 'about $24.
Hogs were in fair supply, and soIbl at$5
to $5.25, with $5.50- in a few case.
MONTREAL, Jan. S. 1873. '•
Floar--Market it -motive. , end \littie
business to eote. Small sales super. and
-strongat late rates. .
Grain—No transaction to note , and
rates purely nominal.
Porks-Unchanged.
Hogs --Sales of heavy tt $'5.50 ; light
commands rather more, according to
quahty
Butter—go reported sales ; offered at
all prices from ic to 15c.
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
‘kii
Buie `Le, Jan. 8.
The following shows thil, r eceipts awl
shipments of hate stock at East -Buffalo
for the week thus far, beginning with
Sunday:
t
Sunday. ....
Monday......
Tuesday ....
Total....
Same time la
week : .
/?eeeip's.
_ Cattle, 1ieep Hogs, Hones.
head. 1+ad. head. head.
. 799 1,200 6,800 64
. 1,309 3,400 5,200 16
. 1,020 400 2,100 32
.. 3,128 -5,000-14,100 112
st
. 3,335 3,800 8,300 80
Shipmentzz.
Catt-le, Sheep, 4ogs, Horses.
head. head, head. head.
Sunday.... . . 400 2,800 32
Monday . 15-3- 1, 400 5,100 64
Teetray.680 .. . 4,500 .
Total.. 833 1,800 12,400 96
.Same thee last 1
3 week.... 1,921 2,600 7,600 48
CATTLE.Receipts to -day, including
.39 cars reported to arrive, 1,020
head, making the total supply for the
week thus far, 3,128 head, or 181 cars,
against 198 cars for the same time last
week. The market opened slow •at
about a to Advance on last 'Week's elfne
ing prices, with a prose ect of all offer-
ings being disposed of before night.
Sales up to noon comprised about 600
head, Teausaction were as follows :
No. of
Average
s
Head. Weight, lbs.
„e96 Illinois steers, 1,374
2-1 1,033
22 Ittleh. stockers, 965
17 Ohio steers, - 1,105
--
20 " heifers 930
75 Illinois -steers, 1,131
And 5 other sales.; •
SHEEP AND LAMBS. — Receipts for
to-dey 400 head, makingthe total supply
for theweek, thus far, 5,000 bead, against
3,800 head for the same time last week.
Holders are stiff in price* ; but ,the mar-
ket is not yet fairly opened.
HOGS.—Receipts to -day, 2,100 head,
making the total supply for the week
thus far, 14.,160 head, against 8,300
head for the seine time last,week. The
Market was fairly active this morning, at
.$4 20 to $4 50 Light hogs being in
greatest demand and bringing highest
figures, Sales yesterday 4,738 head
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan hogs, aver
aging 110 to 380 at $4 20 to 4 50. Sales
this morning :
No. of Average
Head, Weight, lbs. Pelee.
20)0 Ohio hop, 230 $4 424
6(0 ,
230 4 30
109 Indiana 217- 4 50
And 3 other sales.
---•
Livestroore Jen, q, 1873.
'Breadstuffs dull,. Wheat 12s7d/to 12s
9d for average ; Alf° 13s d td 13s 4d
for club do.; Ile 6a to 12s 3d for red
westere spring • 12s to 12s 2d for red
winter. Corn 2i1a6d to 28s 9d.
-----
Price.
• $6( 30
3 50
3 50
4 90
4 65 Is
550
` Gm). —The prid50 of gold in New York
is quoted at 112.
80110014 TRACKER WANTED,
A neeTeeefeel holding pi tirateilaas 00114(100
" and otherwise seltoldo 014 Alodetant, Toeulter
In tee ruble Helioels eit PUti0Ii#h A ditinate, t ating
palm required, to ;fehn Tregy, Smeltery, isesolle,
- • 40 feel siOAO'lf,,
-D1,1110LUTI0N- OF PARTNERSHIP.
$
THE • rtirtmorfthip lgketofore existiva between
'6" MOM /4 -II /MTsuniir worse teems, of tho
Township of Illithort, Threshers aneltieed Sow;
yettiir le nose diteadVed es mutual tiOnseet. All ear
--
flea indebted will plume, take notleo and pay up itt
01100 to fatiled0HtS.
OliOAGE PEAHT.
THOMAS' PEARt
ilibbeit, Doc. 27, 1872, 200-3
WANTED.
AN energetic DM to canvage certain township; shi
in Huron and Perth, as Assistant Agent for.
the Agricultural Mutual Assurance Assouiation Of
London. The most popular farm company doing
business. Apply, stating past and preaent employ-
ment, with references, to •
CHARLES T. DOYLE,
266 Agent, Clinton.
LIST 0/ /OTTERS
EMA.INING in Scala& Post ()face on Jan.
.LIi 7,1878.
Arbuckle, Jae.
A.rinstrong, J. D.
Bowman, J. W.
Ceanon, Edward
Dwyer, John
Fligg, Ben.
Heprin,
Hewitt, Wm.
lintehenson, Wm.
Hewett, J. C:
Jackson & Holliday•
Jackeon, Wm. .
Malcolm, S. H.
266-4
Mulhellaitd, Jas.
Mk°, J. M.
laffatt, It.
Mudge, E. C.
Murphy, Mr.
1510011.11.0n, Sohn
McKay, Isaac
Seig, Edward
Sturdy, J. J. rik
Billing, Mlis Mime
Sanderson, John
Sanders, R. S.
Watson, Mrs. S.
S. DICKSON,'P. M.
•
•
REE MARKETS, ,NO TOLLS.
HURRAH FOR
KIDD'S EMPOitipil.
You will come to town without a frown,
At T. Kidd's Emporium purchase free,
Where the largest stock to be found
Is kept by him, for Seventy-threeo
Ladies' Silks and Poplins,
WEDDING DRESSES IN GREAT VARIETY,
:
FLOOR
GENTS' OVER,GOATS AT COST,
OIL CLOTHS' CUT TO FIT A or SIZE,. $1 PER S_QUAI?E YARD.
A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETS, ALL QUALITIES.
Pay me all you owe before you go
To other shops, to buy for cash,
Then better friends we'll be, you know,
For in my stock there is no trash.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
THOMAS KIDD.
S1AFORTN PACKING HOUSE,
SHAFORTIi,
• -
MR. TO -MAS sT-Ermiltq s
Takes ;mush *moire in informing hie mitherone
engtorners 'that be lete recommenced the Pork-
Packlug bushuois in his •
Old Stand, North, iliaht-street.
Hay* Heenred the HerYieefl of. it Practical SAT%
SAGS:MAXIM, the public cue tole on getting 4
rzroet-CIJAHH Alerleldi in either
HAUsAons on 811(1A1.yCU-11E)) HAMS.
Timm; in need Of }Melt would do well to give him a
eir1)11111)%71titi
014titp:Ialrcillt
ehilio011ie Oe Where, All 0010re
p(
THOMAS STEPHENS,
204
Me IiltititllIt, Monfort 11,
D A INT I L MoGi,EGO1t,
Bookbinder, Harptivhey, Soolorth,
HA' Just rented a largo Steak of the Mai tortilla
inied III the htiailielet and la now folly proper.
ea to exeeute, bu,the et:erteet Rettee and in the
,„litteet tasks, all orderhe outy he favourod with,
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f
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Seaforth, (Harpurhey.
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to offer you. Procure a remedy- ecientificelly pre-
pared; that is the result of experience, thnt has a
large aniount of evidence of sensible people in fa-
vor of its reliability, and persevere in its usc until
the whole sytem undergoes a radical improvemeut
and health is reStored. Dr. -1VD.EELER13 COM-
pouND ELIXIR 010 PHOSPHATES AND C ALT-
SAYA, a Chemical Food end Ntriritive Tonic, will
meet your tenet sang,nine expectations, as it cent-
biues everything neceseay to perfect 'digestion,
Nutritiou, and the formation of Healthy Blood,
and to vitalize all the orgens and tissues of the
body. Sold at $1 per bottle.
STYLISH CUTTERS '
ESTRAY STEER.
((AVE into the premiees of gee subscriber, Lot
Con. 8, Stephen, about Novi, tared STEER
one year old. The owner ie requested to 'prove
property, pay charges aud take it away.
268-4* RICHARD SWEET.
ESTRAY fiREEP• m
(IAMB into the promisee of the subscrieer, Lot
‘--/ 15, Con -5, Stephen, about the middle of Sep-
tember last, one EWE and one EWE LAMB.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
elukrges and take them away.
263*4 , WM. MITCHELL.
ESTRAY HEIFER.
(1 &ME into Lot 25, Con. 3, tisborne, on or abent
,
the middle of NoTember last, a red year-old
TIMPER. The owner is requested to prove prop-
erty pay clutrges and take it away.
263-4* awns FOSTER.'
- EST RAY STEER'.
CAmE to the prettlises of the subscriber, Lot 2,
Con. 14, Tuckersmith, in May last, a one -year-
old, STEER, red and white color. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges and take
it away. WM. LATTA.. 263'04
ESTRAY STEER.
A.ME to Lot 22, Con. 8,11e1illop, on Nov, 18,
\-/ last, a white spotted STEER; head and neck
brindle; star on ferehead; rising two seals old.
The owner will please prove property, pay expenses
and take it away. MOSES feeNNAH. 263*4
ESTRAY STEER.
oxmal into the premises of the malersigued, Lot
2, Con. 7, Hullett, on or Iowa the 15th of No-
vember, a red and white STEER coming three
years old. The owner is requested to call, prove
property, pay charges and take the animal away.
259-8 • JOHN etteOHLEir.
SUFFOLK BOAR.
r HE undersigned has a full -bred Snffolk BOAR,
' on Lot No. 16, COn. 9, Maintop, which he svill
keep for the service of Sows duriug the present
season. Ternis, $1, payable at the time of ser-
vice, with the privilege Of returning during the
season, if ucCesSitry.
265-4 S. SMITH.
BERKSHIRE BOAR.
A T Seafortli New Dominiou House, an excellent,
Berleddre Boar will be kept -for the service of
Sows. ' Terme, $1 cash.
269-4 JOHN OBITS.
SUFFOLK *BOAR.
THE proprietor will keep for service during the
Present swum a first-elame ,
Sired by the Stir/kik boiiir imported from England
by Mr. Fisher, of Colborne.
TER4S.
One dollar cash, with privilege of returning Luring
season. TAMES LANDESBOROrGII, Tneker-
smith, Lot 23, Con. 8, IL 11. S. 262
— PURE BERKSHIRE BOAR.
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WOOLEN GOODS
AT COST,
0 IN/I Ir M IR, 0 -QM XI 0 13,-
SYRING STOCK,
HiOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH sroRE,
SEAFORTIL
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ATOTHER SALE, CHEAP GOODS,
AT 1VIeDOUGALL'S,
FOR JANUARY, 1873.
Winces from 9c. to 25c., worth 12v. to 40 ets.
Flaamel Shictingit at 25 cte., worth 40e.
Black Glacie Silk. at 75e., worth $1.
13Iaek Glade Silk. at $1, worth $1 50.
Black Gros Grain Silk et $1 75, worth $2 50.
Japanese Silk Dresses at $7, worth $9 50.
Silver -Gray Silk Poplin at 65 cts. per yard, worth -90 ets.
Rose Silk Poplin at 650,, worth 90e.
*Union Carpet, yard width, 65c., worth $L
All -Wool Carpet, yard width, itt Al, worth $1 50.
Ladies' Fancy Wool Clouds at 50c., worth 80e.
Ladies' Breakfast Slurwls, all wool, at 25c., worth 50e.
. Ladies' Breakfast Shawl:es. all wool, at 85c., worth $1 25.
All Wool Blankets at $2 '75, worth $5. •
Men's India Rubber Shoes at 55e., 'worth 715e.
Women's Bahnoral Flannel -Lined Boots at $1 25, worth $1 50.
.A.lot of Men's Overcoats, Undercoats, Pants and Vests at astonishingly
low pricee, for this month only.
gu Tantee these Goods to be in Stockgucragtee these Goods to be perfect.
/* guarantee to sell them at the low prices named, and not to ask more whea you,
call for them, as they do in SO' tOW12-8. I sell exactly cts advertised.
CAST -I A_1\TD or: 1:111,ICM_
N. G. McDOTTGALL.
NO MARKET FEES IN SEAFORTH,
And no trouble to show Goods ,at
ALLEN'S GROCERY,
Teas,
i Sugars, !
Itaisinsly
Currants,
Syrupsr,
1
!FIIIST CLASS.
. At Service of Farmers. -
Timus-$1, CASH•
__ Privilege of retain; bog during season.
1 F. THOMPSON,
956-6 Huron Road, Hullett.
_au 0,t;•x1105itor
pentasneh
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
IN SEAM:MTH
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* 1Vhielk is, perhaps, the best plate in town to purehase
.Spices,
Dried Apples,
Canned Rettehes,
Catmed Peas,
Canned Salmon,
Wash Tubs,
Wash Boards,
Brooms,
Pails,
&c.,
Salt -Water Herring,
Sealed. Herring,
Cod Fish,
Baskets,
;FLOUR, OATMEAL; CORNMEAL,
GRAHAM FLOUR, BUCK WHEAT FLOUR, POT BARLEY, RICE, &
Best Fresh Ground Coffee only 30 cts.
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Trarkis.-$1.50 per year in advance, or $2 at the '
end of the year. ' 1
Advertising lin les. •
First insertion, per line, 8 .cents subsequent in- I
eertions, 2 cents each time, per line. . .
CONTRACT RATES .
One column oue year $60 00 1
:
44 14 hal .. 85 00 I
3 months ...... .... '20 00 I
Half " one. :‘. ea r I ilr 00 '
" " half "
8 months
One-fourth one year -
I{ 11 half as
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ODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY,
CO1VI
ALLEN'S GROCERY, Seaforth.
20 00
12-00
20 00 7- Q
00 -
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" 8 months 8 00
One-eighth one year 12 00
8 00
500
800
500
" " half II
Celebr4ted Watches'', AND SUBSTANTIAL
SLEIGHS On': - thahoanillell7e,t,ahr8
13:sines's' Ca1311s11,°(261tlhsiues and iinder,14 4 00
At the old and favorably known
A.civertieements of Strayed, Lost, Found, &c.,
SEAFORTH CARRIAGE WORKS.. not Feceeding 10 lines-lb:et month, $1; after first
month, 50 cents each mouth.
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Manufactured expreesl) for
M. R. COUNTER,
THOMAS RUSSELL (C: ,501.1A
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
REPAIRING DONE AS USUAL.
M. R. COUNTER.
WILLIAM GRA SSPE
Has now on hand. and for sale a number of hand-
somely finished and subStantially built _
C UT TE
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Also, a number of
GOOD SLEIGIIS,
Both light and. heavy, for sale cheap for ready
money.
Cutters and. sleighs made to order on sh.oi.% no-
tice. .
Blacksmithing:Horse Shoeing and General Job -
ng asenetly attended to. .
• 'WILLIAM GRASSIE,
Goderieh street , Seaforth.
1 Advertisements of FAll-MS and BEAL ESTATE
for sale, not exceeding 15 lin ee-iirst month, $1 50;
Ieach snimetinei!t niontb,15 cents.
1- Births, 3Iarrmges, Deaths ---Gratia
m .
Advertiseents without specific directions will
.-be inserted till forbid-, and. charged accordiirgliy.,
1 . .11cLEAN BROTHERS.
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1 -ROSS'S STAG -E 1,INE.
1 .
I WE HAVE much pleasure in announcing to
Ty the public that Mr. Ross has, at great expense,
fitted up his stage in a :thinner which secures the
greatest coinfort and conveuience of passengers.
A. stove has been fitted up- in. the stage, and pas-
sengers are as warm as if sitting at their own fire -
Iside. All wishing to go north by stage will find it
to be .to their advantiege to go on Ross's Mai/
Stage. Low fare and fast horses. . ....
J. R. ROSS, Propriebt4.
265-4
With
. 11 PHOWTER:,_
'SELLING
STRATFORD,
OUT FURS AT COST PRICES,
BUFFALO ROBES AT FOUR DOLLARS,
LADIES', 'FURS AT 50 PER SET,
MEN'S FUR CAPS $1 50 AND UPWARDS.
llrE ABE BOUND TO .CLEAR 0 U7' TO MAKE R0031 F01?
SPRING STOCK.
thanks for your large patronage, we -Isiah yon all th4 compliirtent of the season.
N. B. POWTER,
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