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GREAT'
CLEARING • SA
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pUNOAN.
IS STILL GOEG ON,
cantina& one month loager.
though the -
flush andt Delman
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IS GREAT.
Our Stock and Resources
are still greater. -
Fail not to see the Bargains we offer.
DUNCAN & DUNCAN.
PUBLIC NOTICIE.
"vt °ZOE is hereby given that the underaigua
a have thia day entered into 'Partnership.*
antlers and Produce Commission Merchants inta
Village of Seaforth, under the name, style aa
.the cheap- firm or AS P. KENDAaaa & CO.
[Signedal JAS.- P. 1CFINDAT,Te
ArAiLlane alTARTAISWORTI
ALL.
)TH.
al Foundry
ng the past Harness, Saddle and Trutt
WIMAN. MANUFACTURER,
AttLIN-ST., SBAFORTH.
JAS. P. KENDALL &c
Beg to state to tha Farraers, Produee Maths*
and Dealers of the County of Huron that
have punshasea faoat Messrs. S H te.ARSON 4
the Mills- knovnt are the Seaforth MiIls arul
hereafter carry on the.same. •
All Kinds of Grain Purchased,
As formealy,
•
Ailat the Highest CASH PRICE, Fait
FLOUR exchanged for WHEAT.
Farmers clesirine to • exchange, can rely
gettieg for their Wheat No. 1 Flour.
FLOUR DELIVERED hy. any part of the
lige free of cluiage.
The undersigned, having had the entire wo
management of the Min for the past threey
patrons may reet Assured that they will re
the same eatisfactoty treatment and. as geed
aa fonnerly,
JAS. P. KENDALL ea CO
TN REFE1.F.N011 to tha abeve, the mid
"11 would beg to thank their numerous ea
for the extensive patronage accorded to them
the past four years, and trust that the same
eral patronage will be extended to the new
whom we have pleasure in being able to cenfi
Ia recommend to onr cad patrons. All -debts
us, in. COIMECti071 with the Mill remit, be.
Jas. P. Kenaall & Co., and all debta Atte by
connection with. the same, will be settled by
said firm of Jas. P. Kendall & Go.
W. A. aatRARSON &
TO THE PUBLIC AT LARG
W. H. OLIVER,
MTLT,S
&c.
MS, &
TQ
E.
•for sale,
resident.
reasnrer.
243
144
SIGN OF THE SCOTCH -COLLAR:
A choice assortment of right and heaya
Whipa, Belle, Home Clothing, &c., keptc9.
on hand, Repairing proraptly attended ° to; _
charges moderate. Renter: aber the patee, sae"
the Scotch Ccallar. W. H. OTAVEX
MUSIC, MUM!
TICE UNDERSIGNED is able to fernieh
who will favor hini witb their patronage with -
Any _Asti -tone nt of Any Make.
Also, Agent for
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANSt
Which cannot be excelled on the Continen
fullness and richness of tone.
Co- .ARMSTRONG.
Telegraph Book Stara
mougy TO LEND.
rinTR anderRignod has $3,000 and upward, prl
-a-• funds, to loan, at 5 per cent. per .annuah
Farm property. Charges moderate.
licences issted. Apply to
2,27-a2- W, G. wiLso.N, zr.ri
[INE, MONEY TO LOAN.
TILL subscriber has MONEY to loan
•-a amount on good farm property. Interest: -
per centper annum, when the interest and
ciple are paid. yearly, a.ad 8 per emitper
vahen the interest onla is paid.
A G. McDOLIGALIe
227-52
At cheep cash Store, sip: of th
t
complete
Ont.
On.
DANIEL McGREGO
Bookbinder, Varpurhey, Seaforthf
AG just received a Mega Stock of the ma
used in the business, and is now fully
ed to execute, on the shortest notice and
lateat styles, all orders he may be favoured
REGISTERS, LEDGERS & BLANK B
OF .VNY: Enzn,
Ruled, Printed and re de to order, on the sh _
notice, and at prices wbich, defy competitioaa,
Ladies' Work Boxes & Fancy C
Made to cprder.
OLD AND NEW BOOICS-_
Bound and repaired at city places.
All communications addressed to the ua
ed, will receive prompt attention.
• DANIEL McGREGOR, a,
Seaforth, (lifarpurttrk
ROOMS TO LET,
To LET, in Scare Block, two co
a- Rooms on the second at Apply to
195 McCAUGHEY & HOI113
Horape-Grall,Y.
Els First Algobiograpity,%irritten at tits
Age. of Thirty-four.
i
thhe New York Ledger for March
8 contains Horace
autobiography, wiitten
• never.before publishe
ger says that this sket
thirty-four years of
life was written at t
one of his.oldest Mende and admir-
ers','theta a view to publication.
A, fe% characteristic ritassae,tres from
this interesting literary fragment
arf? g v-ertilbeeA
below.
cEs A, sILETIEs..
1 - .
* * -- I was first Sent to
school whorl just three years old;
and if you. should ever- happen to
pass through . the 'High Range'
of LORdonderry, 'near au.- .' old
wear, er-beaten . sehou11Trnlse, ' 'which
WaS "
pick
tions
as as
as is
mem
recoil ct that it used I.
tom t at the head of le first class
and the next should ch ose Sides for
a 'spelling matqh ' ort e a yeek col
so,. OW, I coutd: spell wall'enOukit!
to . be' head' among th rty or forty
numb lulls, whose in apability of
'IearflI1g to spell is yen now a
puzzi4 to we; but I had not wit
enoug1 to choose good.spellem On
the c ntrary, I would choose little
dill& n, my playmates, who ',could
not spell at all. After patience and
counsel had both been exhausted,
it was found neOessary to break the
old rulle, and let the two next choose
sides. • Some of these spelling
matches were held in 1he evening,
and it was difficult to teep st[ch a
baby as 1 a*ake. When the word
came to me I had to be wa.ked up
to spell it.; and I have I lately found
a story quite current that I could
and clid spell just as w'll asleep as
awake! •
MURRAYINTENSE
LIND
BLOCKHEAD?
* if•
reeley s fint
in 1845 and
L. The Led -
of the first
Ir. . Greeley's
e request of
ed thirty years
p some monstro
of my infantile
holar. -Spelling
atural for a chil
ry and no judg
go, you, can
s .exaggera-
ehievem etas
as my forte,
n -f tenacious
ent ; and I
be the cus-
-• But Grammar came
harcl to me. I commenced at six
1
years'ief age, and having but little
schobli.tig, wasted thej beet vart of
what I had for several years before
I discovered that our tandard au-
thors on that subject knew nothing
about it—Lindley Murray, especialead, whose
to have de -
age, but did
hat obtuse -
perception put the neck sad -
1 had to learn what I know
namar after I had devoted
ly, the intense block
gross blunders I ought
tected at seven yeara,of
not ti 1 ten or eleven.
11088 0
ly, an
of gr
more ime to it than it should have
required in all. Ten weeks with
the books we now have, are wprth
ten mCgitlas with such as 1 learned
from. • 1
DATY HALE ' MISTAKEN.
%. % % , I spent Tpart of the
year '30:"_31) at 'my father's, but
worke at my trade when I could
find ork in jamestoWn, Chautau-
qua C unty, N.Y.; Lodi, Cattarau-
gus County, N. Y.; p.id, last and
longest, at Erie, Erie County, Pa.
Here 1 -stayed five months, and, be-
ginning at a very low estimate, was
finally offered a partnership by the
editor and printer for whom I work-
ed. Th concern was a very good one,
but it looked as though I should
have t ie work to do against another.
man's play, and I declined it—
rather unwisely, I, suSpect. 'Late
la Jul 1831,,finding nO nAre work
in thai quarter, I started for Now
York ' city; reaching there a few
month under age, with $10 in my
pocket • and nan acquaintance
withi two hundred iniles. • My
j
et
clothes wee scanty and seedy, my
appearance green and unprepossess-
ing; and I had a hard I struggle to,
find work, and keep it. (Davy
Hale, 'Of !the Journal of Commerce,
insisted that I was a runaway ap-
• prentice, but he was in rror.)
A TRIBUTE TO THOMAS 'ElattATH.
TI1 1840, • matters • gradually
'brightened with me, in good part
owing to my establishment of the
Log cabin, a Harrison 'campaign
paper, 'which acquired a,n in] ni ense
circulation — eighty thousand. It
was very cheap, and I was obliged
to publish it very wastefully, so
that the actual gain fr•orci it was
very siaall; but it supplied me at
the outset with a lie 2. of ready
money, enabled me to t
and pay off my old d
my credit was better ev
1811, April 10, I issu
number of the Dai
which I should not hay
not issued a prospectus
eral Harrison's death.
irn myself,
bts, so that
r after. In
d the first
y Tribune,
done had
before Oen-
This enter-
prise, of course; req ned ready
money for a time, and a great deal
of it, and I was again' straitened;
but early in the fall a kind Provi-
dence impelled Mr. ThOmas McEl-
rath, formerly a'q'bookseller, then a
lawyer and Master in Chancery, to
call on me and suggest the idea of a
partnership. 1 gladly closed with
him on any terms, and from that
day to this not another ' hair has
been worn off mv head by the ach-
ing puzzle of studying ont the means
of paying to morrow's ncte.- Iihave
ecnbarrasSed myself greatly by en-
dorsing and trying to help others,
teett7ak-sm,e---
but the.finatces of the ‘concern. have
never cost me an hoti's sleep. I
have been, ai I always wished :to be,
an editor and a partner in a pub-
lishing business, but no burdens
but those of editor have falleu on
me. Our business is now prosper-
ous, and -h. IS been measurably so
ever since :MIr. McElrath came into
the concern, In September, 1841,
we discontinued the New Yorker,
and commended the 1Veek4 Tri-
bune which as done well, and now
•
enjoys a large circulation.
KNOWLEDGE
4 *
story. I d
such a yarn,
writing on
this has ru
sciotiqy. I
I was offere
Academy, in
New Hamps
minister of
friends. • k
partly froth
mother said
part with m
age. Of co
ed has been
I suppose
I ani not mu
• How .t
In the ma
many servan
and yet a '
the abhorre
keepers. To
noyance, we
mestics to
mediately, al
saucers and
greasy dishes
have been sc
and forks,
knife -handle
ter; as that
then], while
ed,l' by a dam
whether soli
er be tossed
steel knives,
to inflict uns
The water
delicate -chin
hot, an:di ev
ware shinild
water were
your hand,
may not act
become. full
checks. A
more than j
se,ry to remo
leave a disagi
ICKED UP BY 'THE WAY.
There, you have my
d not mean tti write
but I never thought of
he subject before, and
off my fingers uncon-
ught to have said' that
ari eduaittion at Exeter
1819—just before our
ire downfall,—by the
edford and one or two
parents declined it—
pride 1 believe—but
he was not willingtto
then, nineyears of
rse iwhat I have learn-
icked up by-thet way.
ought to be sorry, but
h. Yours truly,
HORACE GREELEY.
WIsh Dishes.
ter of washing disSes
s are wofully deficient,
tickv ' plate or cup is
ce of, all neat house-
unhecessary an -
should teach our do -
ash first, and dry ire -
glassware, then cups,
poons ; after that the
from which all scraps
aped; then the knives
king care that the
are not put in Mit wit -
loosens and blackens
hey are readily, clearof--
cloth. Silver forks,
or -plated, should nev-
about in contact yeith
the latter are sure
• ernly scratches.
for washing glass'and
should never be very ,
• n granite or stone
not be immersed in
ou can not easily bear
r though the dishes
ally break, they soon
f unsightly small dark
ery little soap suffices,
st the quantity neces-
e the grease i4 apt to
able roughness. For
,delicately painted • - French china;
fair warm 8 t water without any
soap is best. Two tin -pans, one for
washink and the other for rinsing,
rather deeper than , and
.
t e Outside to prevent
rust, are of n preferred to the
Wooden dish gibs. Hanging from
peas over th: sink -should alwaYs
bekepta hesi med disheloth—if un-.
hemmed, it is sbmetimes apt to find
its way, una:ded of. course, to the
fire or the arnyard, to save the
trouble .of • ashing it,—a teacup
towel, and one for saucepans, &c.
Ode of the fi fit, two of • the second,
and four of the third named, will
ordinarily be ufficient for a week's
use. All sho ld be distinctly mark-
ed, that there may be ne excuse for
taking a tetnup towel tb wipe the
spider., All is+ ilk litensili should be
thoroughly s alded with boiling
suds, then r.nsed, wiped, with a
cloth wrung dry as possible from
hot water, a d kept in an, airy
place. Sing lar as it may seem,
a 'perfectly d y towel should never
be employed to wipe tins- which
have been u ed for holding milk:
The reason I annot tell, but of the
fact I am stn —a stickiness is Jeft
behind by th : dry, towel, which will
soon become sourness.
Pure Dr
_TUST RECEIVE
"• and Patent Me
FELLOWS' SYR
Allen's Lu
Peruvian
Shoshonee
Kennedy's
,CaldwelPs
Wheeler's
Ayer's Ch
Anti -Con
Ayer's Sar
Bristol's S
Ilystt's B
Campbell's
Job Moses'
• Clark's Fe
a and Patent
, a full supply "of Pure Drags
canes, including
P OF all YEOPHOSPHITES,
g Balsam,
yrup,
Remedy,
Medical Discovery,
Dyspepsia Remedy,
ompounll,
rry Pectoral;
mptive Syrup,
aparilla,
rsaparilla,
sam,
Cod- Liver Oil,
Female Pills,
ale Pills,
Rorse and Cattle Vedicines,
CENUI
R.
E DYE STUEFS.
LUMSDEN,
Corner Drug Store, Seaforth.
DW
RD CASH
• Is the man to go. to for
SEED WHEAT
ATS,
IcB OT_JO'NT=R,,
AND
TIVIO HY SEEDS,
GODERICH-S REET, SEAFORT1L
URO`IST EXPOSITOR;
•
GREAT CLEARING; SALE OF CLOTHING,
MEN'S HEAVY •BEAVER OVERCOATS,
r
Men's Heavy Beaver and Witney Pea Jackets,
. ,MEN'S CANADIAN TWEED COATS.
v
Men's Canadian Tweed Pants and Vests,
IN ALL STYLES,
Boys' Clothing in Exialess Variety
FOR ONE MONTH 'ONLY.
DUNCAN & DUNCAN.
FREE
:MARKETS, NO 'TOLLS.
„.
HURRAH FOR •
KID'S- ElVIPORITT
• You will come to town without a frOwn,
• At T. Kidel's -Emporium purchase free,
Where the largest stock to be found
Is kept by him fori Seventy-three.
,
ta a •
Ladies Silks and Poplins,
WEDDING DRESSES IN GREAT VARIETY,
GENTS' OVERCOATS AT C3ST,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHSVUT T.0 FIT ANY SIZE„$1 PER SQUARE YARD.
• A LARGE STOCK OF .CARPETS, ALL QUALITIES.
Pay me all you owe before you go
To other shops; to for cash,
-Then better friends we'll be, you know,
For in my stock there is no trash.
STRICTLY ON 'PRICE.
THOMAS KIDD.
NO MARKET FEES IN SEAFORTH,
And no trouble to show Goods it
ALLEN'S GROCERY,
Teas,
Sugars,
Raisins,
Currants,
Syrupg;
Which is, Perhaps, the best place in town to purchase
Spices, •
Dried Apples,
Qanned Peaches,
Canned Peas,
Canne4 SalmOn,
Wash Tubs,
Wash Boards,
Brooms,
&c., &c.,
Salt -Water Herring,
Scaled Herring,
Cod Fish,
Baskets,
FLOITR, OATMEAL, CORNMEAL,
,GRAHAM FLOUR, BUCK WHEAT FLOUR, POT BARLEY, RICE, &c.
Best Fresh Ground Coffee only 30 cts.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
COMEAavp
ALLEN' GROCERY, Seaforth.
JUST RECEIVED,
AT
LOGAN & JAIVIIESON'S,
CANADA - SplING, TWEEDS.
ALSO,
SPLENDID LOT OF SPRING
BOOTS AND SHOES.
tottfritretritrI~=Syrttv--of itypophos.
phites.
_ J
The only Syrup prepared from Dr. Churchill's
Formula, and certiaed to be Chemically pure. For
the prevention and cure of Pubnonary Consump-
tion, Also, for the cure of•Dyspepsia, Bronchitis,
Asthma, lossof appetite, general debility, &O.
CEDTIFIOAVE as TO PURITY 4ND EFFIOA.CY.
Laboratory, University College,
Toronto, Dec. 4, 1872.
To the Victoria Cheraical Company, e
Gentlemen'—I have eeamined the articles em-
ployed in the'Vlotoria Chemical Works, in the pre-
paration of the Victoria Syron of Hypophosphites.
The several Ilypophosphites used are chemieallz
pure, and the Syrup is alsonpite free from any im-
purity. _Your Syrup af Hypophosphites will un-
doubtedly prove a. veryvaluable medicine.
HENRY H. CROFT, • •
Professor of Chemistry, ii. q.
Price $1 per bottle. Sold by all Draggists.
VictoriaCompoundFluidExtract of Buchu
and Uva Ural.
A speeifie remedy for all diseases of the bladder .
and kidneys, dropsioal swellings, complaints inci-
dental to females, and all diseases of the Thinary
Organs in either sex. - -
Try it once for any of tile above disorders, and
youwill be fully convbacecl of its pre-erament
virtrte
Price $1 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Victoria Electric Liniment.
"The Hang of all Liniments." For rheumatism,
gout, neuralgia, lumbago sciatica, wandering
pains, stiffness in the linibs or joints, sprains,
braises, nembness, sweMngs, headache, earache,
toothache, acc.t
BUY IT 1 TIT p21 pRovn
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Victoria carbolic salve.
cper box. Sold by all Druggiids.
"Worth its weight in gold." A specific for cuts,
wounds, beuises, burns scalds, boils, piles, pime
pies, &e., and. chronic diseases of ,the skin of every
deprisertetn••
cents
Victotia, Carbolated, Glycerine Jelly.
".gaaheently the ladies' favorite." For beautify-
ing the' complexiiin, and for removing tan, sun-
burn, freckles, pimples, &c., also, for chapped
hands, chilblains, frost bites, and sore lips.
Price 25 cents per bottle. Sold -by all Druggista4
Victoria Toilet Soaps.
"Celebrated ,for the* uniform purity and excel-
lence of quality." Tictieila Carbolic Soap, Vitoria
Sulphur Soap, Victoria, Glyeerine,Honey, Rose and
Windsor.
Sold by all Draggi. sts.
NOW IS -YOUR TIME
TO BUY
Tc-I4.R1\TMSS,
Cheap for Cash at
J. WILSON'S,
NO MORE COMBINATION PRICES.
THIS IS NO FICTION.
CALL AND SEE -Mir YOURSELVES.
Make no delay, but come and eenre ekeellent
bargains while you can.
Best Material Used,
AND MADE BY GOOD WORKMEN.
Everything in his line such as
HARNESS, TRUNKS,
' VALISES, WHIPS,
SADDLES, BRUSRES,
CURRY COMBS, • CARDS, ata., &c.
Repairs done with neatness and despatCh.
\ Remember the place- Opposite KIDD'S 'Store.
• 273 JAMES -WILSON.
Tin and Furniture Shop,
BRUSSELS, ONT.
JACKSON & HOL171DAY,
Manufacturer's of all lands of
TIN AND COPPER WAR,
Dealers
FURNI7'URE AN:D STOVES
Of all descriptions.
THE OSBORN.SEWINC: McHINE
Always on hand.
The above Machine is acknowledged to be the
best finally Sewing Machine in the Market, and
was awarded the Gold. Medal. in France in 1872.
• THAIN & ELLIOTT'S
•icELEBRATED PLOWS,
Gang Plows, Root and Straw Cutteralways on
hand. A large stock of
COAL OIL AND COAL OIL
LAMPS.
Produce Taken in Exchange.
Cash for Hides and Sheep Skins.
Shop Opposite Armstrong's /Hotel,
'CALL SOLICITED.
JACKSON & HOLLIDAY.
Brussels, Feb. 11, 1873.
271cy
Zttt flr.on expoottor
IS PUBLISEED
E vERY FRIDAY MORNING •
IN SEAFORTH
Teems.—$1.50 per year in advance, or $2 at the
end of the year.
Aalvertieiug Bates.
First insertion, per line, 8 cents subsequent in-
sertions, 2 cents each time, per line.
eNTBACT BANES.
One column one year
St It half
Li
ti
Li
Li
$60 00
85 00
3 months • 20 00
one year • 35 00
half " 20 00
3 months 12 00
One-fourth one year 2000
ft tthall ft 12 00
" " 8 months 8 00
One-eighth one year 12 00
8 00
5 00
800
5 00
• " " 3 months 8 00
Business Cards, (6 lines and under, year,. 4 00
Advertisements of Strayed, Lost, Found, &e.,
not exceeding 10 linesa-first month, $1; after first
month, 50 cents each Month.
Advertisements of FARMS and REAL ESTATE
for sale, not exceeding 15 linese-fast month, $1 50;
each subsequent month, 75 cents,
Births, Marriages, Deaths—Gratis.
Advertisements -without specific directions will
be insertatill forbid, and. cal arged accordingly.
Advertisements apasured by a scale of bolid
Nonpareil.
MeV:AN BROTHERS.
It tt hall
" " 8 m.onths
One tee&ifth one yeax
41 tt half t
14
7,
HORSES WANTED
Wanted Iimenediaiel
240
GOOD STRONG WORKING HO S
TO DRAW
0. C. WILSON'S
SUPERIOR IRON HARROWS
AND SEWING MACHINES.
0. C. WILSON
Has now on band at his Agricultural Warereoms,
Market Street, Seaforth, a munber of Colton's
well-known
IRON ITAAROWS.
Farmers who went to get one alaottld 'call at once,
as they are going off fast, and only a limited num-
ber have been made for next season's sales.
• SAWING MA.CRINES.
A number of Eastwood & Co.'s celebrated Iwo -
horse -Sawing *Machines. These Machines will
out 40 ds of wood a day, with one span of
horses.
TO THE LADIES.
500 Good -Looking Young Women
Wantea immediately to bay and work O. C. Wil-
son's Sewina Macinnes.
On Hand --The • Florence, Singer, Raymond,
Howe and Locate el machines. All the best made.
A few of Prince & Co.'s
• ORGANS AND ,MELODEONS
left, which will be sold. cheap and warranted to
give satiefaction.
Also, on haled, as usual, a large assortment of
all other kinds ol Agricultural Implements, at
0. C. WILSON'SAgriculturl Implement Emporium,
264 Market -Street, Seaforth.
MURDER! 'MURDER!
MURDEt !
HIGH PRICES, FOR FURNITURE
And those that have kept prices up beyond the
. bounds of reason are about to
COMMIT SUIQIDE.
W. B. PORTER
Has commenced selling Furniture oi all descrip-
tions in
HA.TTIS QLD STAND)
• MAIN -STREET, SEAFORTH,
At such prices as will astonish a miser. He courts
an inquest and feels certain that a" verdict will be
returned in his favor, that his prices are
THE LOWEST
That is and has been in this or any other county in
.the Province foe,atears.
GIVE HIM A CALL
And be convinced. of the fact.
W B. PORTER;
Seaforth, Oct. 25,1872. • 255
FOR
THE Cif.P.AP EST
.ANp 'BEST
FURNITURE,
GO TO
JOHN, STAUFFER'S
AINLEYVILLE.•
Sign of the Two Bureaus.
JUNE 18, 1872. 237,52 *-
CABINET-MAKE4 WANTED.
WANTED a first-class Cabinetenaker, to work
" at piece -work; good. wages. •
J. STAILeatal
FLAX! FLAX!! FLAXill
To the- Farmers of the Neighborhood of
Seafortlt,'
TILE SUBSCRD3ER offers for Spring sowing 600
-L bushels of
RUSSIA RIGA FLAX SEM _
Screened and guaranteed perfectly clean, at
1.75 per Bushel, on Credit,
Until the Flax is delivered.
THE 1?USSIARIGA FLAX SEED
Has been proved to be much saperior to the com-
mon Canada Flax Seed, and will grow aullyaiirte to
twelve inches longer than the common Flax Seed
bitherto sown in this couatry, yielding as lath as
three tons to the acre on good clean ground.
Printed p a • a hlets with full instructions how te
raise Flax, • .i when to hervest, &c., wiflbe furnish.
ed on application, free of eharge. _
NO-NIA.R,K_ET FEES.
WANTED,
To rent, 200,aares of good clean land, in fields 'rein
10 to 20 acres, suitable for sowing Flax, for wbich
the highest price will be paid. Farmers having
such land should make immediate application to
the undersigned, time early arrangements may be
effected.
• Br SHANTZ,
270-13 Seaforth Flax Mill.
SEATORTH CARRI4CE WORM.
THE SEASON CHANGED,
WILLIAM GRASSIE
Hee-sold all his Sleighs and Cutters, and is now
busy mating up
BUGGIES AND WAGONS.
A few Buggies and Wagons left over from last
year, which wall be sold cheap.
Any person wanting a substantial Wagon or
handsome Buggy should tall at once and make ar-
rangements, as a large number of orders are now
in, and those who wait too long will probably not
be able to get their orders filled. -
Repairing and horse shoeing propeptly attended
to ea ustua.
WILLIAM GRASSIE,
Goderich street, Seaforth.
a%
NE,