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• every one knew,
of its introdue-
services of the
time he trusted
tscientiausiy op.
tifraiu from voting
ted above
Ifearl
SAT.,.
on Lot 12, Con.
implements artd
.Robert Laidlaw,
.; auctioneer.
i, on Lot 16, Con,
bred and Grade
td Household Fin-
>odriff„ proprietor;
26. on. Lot 13,
Stock, Implements
;ore. John McAr-
rge Kirkby, auc
, on Lot 25 Coe. Sa
and Implements.
€ ; J. P. Brine„
on Lot 4, Con. 1,
and Implements.
fetor; J. P. Brine,.
I. on Let 31, Con..
•toek and imple-
al, proprietor ;
on Lot 26 Coo. 9,
Implements and
Jonathatt Moore,.
ie, auctioneer.
on Lbt 4, Con. 6,
and Implements.
Fetor ; A. Bishop,
Lot 34, eon. 3
d
young Cattle.
rietor 1 J. P' Brie,
n Lot 1, Con.. 13,
, implements and
Mrs. Mary Dina-
r. .Brine, auc-
IS'. •
own,' ou larch
n Metice, of a son.
roxeter, ou March.
r. Thomas Ballon.
=th, March 14, the
Holland, cooper, of
on March 9, the
Tutus, ofa daugh-
on .March 18, the-
R.
heR. Wilson, of a
w. -At graond:_
by Rev. William
is McDonald,
lots, both of the:
March 6, at the
s'a father, by Rev.
rhe Boyd, former-
ry, second (laugh.
Cllmsted, of Bel
-
-I Mitchell, on.
dr. � t-- ilsort, Isaac,
Miss Mary Ba -
up of Erma:.
At Bayfield, on
Gibson, Mr. J.
Slichigan, to Miss:
Stanley. -
.-At the resi-
nom ,. en - March ch 8
Mr. Davie. Rich-
liss Jessie Alex -
laud,
Hanley, , on March
tis, Moses Lang,.
Mornington, tca
Stanley..
tv. In St. Jobn's
arch 19, by Revs.
.--intosb, Esq., of
`hark - t: Rattez
4 -In Seaforth,
Mr.- Goldsmith,
art, of Greyto
r. 'filum Mc
, -
n Seaforth, on..
. Goldsmith,: Mr.
:aforth, to Miss
McKillop..
s.:
on March 14,
years,
in March 4, at
sen-iA-lav, Ed- -
years,
Marc) 7, rtrs-
> years and 11
ftiaher of Mr.
,.t:eve of Stanley.
on March 8,.
loved wife of
i, aged 36 years.
March 9, John,
d, aged. 11 y ears
on Saturday..
youngest son of
Ili Walker, aged
Friday, lrarch
'son, Sr., aged 48
RETS.
SET:TE, Atarali. 20,1873.
ut slight change to quote in
week; Owing to lad. roads,
ht.: G fresh
Bries have bpert
utht after and hard to
Butter is match song bring w hold readily 15 cents
per pound.; Clover and Timothy Seed is
in fair deniaud, but very )ittle has yet
bee brought in. We quote
FOeat..... .... . 1 22 to 125
1 16 to 117
. 0 55 to 0 57
Oat =., , . ,. 0 4q to 0 45
Oats ... . 0 5b t2 062
Bence 7To.=1,`a o1Ue .... 0 15
13rtt. To. 2, , . , ... .. 0 9
, , , . 000 0 6
to 0 14
, 6 50 to 000
F11 , ..:, ....11 00 to 140
4 00
.. 600
modes. . • 0 50 to 1 50
•
Sheep skins,. , . -- - _ - - , 0 59 to 0 10
calf Kis, (veal} per lb., 0 00 to 100
Salt €retail) per barrel
peetteeen pet bushel.. 040 to 045
veesl;:Pork per 100 lbs .. 5 00 to 5 50
Oatmeal'' brl . . - ......... 0 00 to 6 00
Apl s per bushel:.. - 0 75 tot 1 00
Beet per quarter, ze lb,,..-....... 0 04 to0 06
Wood.22~3 to 800
fever S 5 00 to 550
Timothy Seed • . 3'00 to 3 75
CLINTON, March 13, 1876.
Fail Whit= • , , $1 22 ® 1 25
Spring Wheat ..... 1 16 - 1 17
Oats.*.,.-.-. ... .,. .. 048 Q 9 45
Barley.... . , , ... 0 55 as 0 56
Peal, .. ,,• .-0 58® 060
Butter.' ............. . ..,. 0 10 (sl. 0 15
,,, 0 15 i0 -0 16
nay,p ..... .', ....... `;11 00- t� 14 00
Hoy, per ton, 5 COco 5 50
Park'. :..i . �.. ,,` a
18731. SPRING
SUMMER,
DUNCAN &
DUNOAN,
STAPLE
TORONTO CATTLE MARKET.
BEkvi S ---.Tie market has been drill
during the past week, ',,with light 'arri-
vals, and a limited demand except for
first-class cattle, which have been scarce
and ,rather dearer. The receipts were
about- eight car -loads altogether, of
which halt w.erp taken for local cbnsump-
tiou, the remainder beim brought up for.
shipment- east. We quote first-class at
eit 54) to $5 per 100lbs k_ second-class $3
50 to -4 ; third-class $3to $3 25. •-
SIrE .-Few coag in, and prices
firm at $9 to $10 for first-class, 86 to 87
for second-class, and $3 50 to $4 50 for
Third-class=
LA ss. -Scarce and wanted, at 88 for
first-class, $5 to $6 for second-class, and
$3 to $4 for third-class.
BUFEALo LIE STOCK MARKET'.
BUFFALO, March 20.
The following shows the receipts alit.
shipments of live stool%; at East Buffalo
for the week thus far, =beginning -with
Sunday -
Recgiti,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Horses.
head. Bead. head. head.
Sunday ..... , 1,275 1,000 6,900 288
Monday - - 1,326 1,000 4,900 210
Tuesday ..... 578 3,200 1,000
Wednesday- 1,870." .. 2,100 288
DEALERS IN
AND
FANO
DRY- COOD
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES
SEAFGRTR,
&c.
Would adeise their customers and friends 1of the
arrival of a large portion of their
SPRING .
AND
SWMM
Total...-. .. 5,049 5,200 14,900 816
Santis time last
webk...... 4,624 13,000 9,500 544
Ailments.
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Horses.
head. head. head. heed.
Sunday._... 102 800 4,000 208
Monch£y...... 374 800 3,700 272
Tuesday..:... - - 1,360 = ... 3,100 . 352
,Wednesday..1,717 3,000 3,000 144
Total, . , .... 3,5.53 4,600 13,800. 976
Same time last - •O g �,
week.... .. 3, 000 4,800 14,700 7
CATTLE: --Receipts to -day 1,870 head,
making tie ,total 'supply for _ the week,
thus far, . 5,049 head, or 297 cars, against
272- cars for the- ,,same time last week.
The market opensd dull , and - slow at
about - yesterday's prices, but towards
noon become a little more active. The
principal sales int the earl naft of, the
day were to ceuutry buyers., Owners
were holding _their cattle.above the
views of heavy dealers. There was a,
fair attendance of buyers, and the- yards
were well filled. Sales comprised. about
1,000 head. Transactions were as ,fol-
lows : -
No. of Average
Head.. Weight, lbs , , Price.
•18 Tllinois steers, 1,191 , ,,sp55 25
68 " . 1,186
18 " cc 1,182
27 Canada stockers .862
43 " 887 '
13 " steers 1,087
- 16 Indiana " 1,293
19 " - 1,129
And. 16 other sales.
5 60
3 ;50
4 37
4 65
5 121-
,5
21b 75
5 15
STOCIC,
BCH FOR
ER
GOAD
E. HIOKSON & 'CO.'S
To Housekeepers and those Intending - Housekeeping.
JOSEPH BODC,EHS & SON'S CELEBRATED CUTLERY.
A Large, Consignment direct from Sheffield, England,
'Comprising
Knives and Forks, table and dessert ; Ivory -Handled. Table Knives, Ivory -
Handled Dessert Knives, Ivory -Handled Carvers and Steels, Cooks' Knives, }Butcher
Knives, Scissors, '
RODGERS & SON'S LADIES' AND GENTS' TOILET CASES, .'n
N'S RAZORS AND., STROPS,
RODGERS & SO
EXTENT, VARIETY ND
CHEAPNESS -
HAS NEVER BEEN SURP SSED-
IN SEAFORTH.
FIRST PRIZE PL
AT
SHEEP AND LAmns.-Receipts for to-
day ...: head, making the total supply
for the week, Oxus far, 5,204 bead, against
13,000 head for the same time last week.
The Market opened doll at firm last
week's closing prices. We note the fol-
lowing sales : - - -
No. of (Average
Head. - Weight, lbs.
171 Ohio sheep, 96 ., .
171 ' :.: E� - 97
80 Illinois , 98
315 Mich. " 106.
-566 t 84
NEW YORK HORSMARKET.
TUESDAY, March.. 18, 1873.
The demand fbr- all classes of work
horses has been steady, with no quotable
alteration in prices for common draft
horses, such as railroad, stage, s.nd
ordinary cart horses ; `prime truck horses
were, ho--wever, somewhat in advance of
former quotations. The market for val-
uable stock exhibited considerable ac-
tivity so far as regards inquiries after
witched coach horses ; still, the -bad
condition of our roads is deterring would. -
be purchasers from concluding bargains.
Thefewsales thus far effected ranged
from $1,000 to$1, 500 per pair. The supply
• of really desirable carriage spans is com-
paratively small, and early buyers will
have the advantage of having better
stock to select from and prices more in
their favor than those who purchase later
in the season.
G. WILLIAMSO
OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFA
SEAFORTH.
Price.
$6 121
5 85
5 75
6 50
5 7.5 -
TTA.VI\G taken the first prize for I
.11P1ows at the late Exhibition held in
and the first at the Western Fair held i
besides a high recommendation on the s
Wc1
'S'
TORY,
Rodgers & Son's Pocket Knives.
A.L1 THE ABOVE ARE THE GENUINE GOODS,AT LOW PRICES.
E. HICKSON *c C01,
DRUGGISTS, SEAFORTH.
:EXTENSIVE EDWARD CASH
AUCTION .SALE IS THE MAN TO GO TO FOR
SEEDS
OF
VALUABLE
PROPE RTY,
on Beam
amilton,
London, '
me Plow,
I can with confidence, recommend my Plows for
efficiency of work and lightness of drat
second to none in the Dominion. The
is a list of Plows constantly on hand:
Iron -beam with wooden handles,
Steel Landsido and Monldboat,
Iron Plows, Wood Plows,
Double Mouldboard Plows and Se
Iron Harrows, &u.
An examinaeion of my Plows is r:
solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
Castings and Boards kept on hand foo
" Grey Plows." " -
276 - G.:WILLI
, as being
following
s..
1 11
ers,
speetfully
repairing
AMSON.
DOG LOST.
LOST on the 6th of March, ester Sp
wh to and brown spotted,
ears, and short tail, and answers to t
" Scott." Anj'' person having such -
please leave word at the EXPOSITOR 0'
CORRECTION.
AREPORT having got into °iretils
did not obtain a licence 1or, my Hot
this notice is to contradict such eepoi
tel is duly and regularly licenced, and
tate thereof can be seen on applieatio -
SIMON' PO
Royal. Hotel,
Seaforth, March 2, 1873. -
BLACKSMITH AND WAGO
WANTED, immedlately, a Bina
a Wagonmaker. Apply to
27644 >- , '.
NOTICE TO DEBT
THE Books of Account -and Pronoiss
1 Mr. JOHN-L004,N %are„placed in
for collection, and immediate pa
quested. BENSON & M
Barristers
• Seaforth, March 20, 1878.
WHO WANTS . TO SELL 01
FARMS?
Or, Who l' !fronts to Buy
C; OLD. --The price of Gold in New York
is quoted at115. -
.1311311
IN TAF INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF
BRUSSELS
(Late Ainleyvillo,)
In the County of Huron, on the Southern -Ex-
tension of the -
aniel DiG,
xge brown
e. name of
dog, Will
es 276
WELLINGTON, GREY AND BRUCE
RAILWAY, -
O WEDNESDAY, March 26,
Comprising about -
70 VALI' .,ABI E BUILD-
ING
UIL.D-ING LOS. .
ion that I
1 this year;
. My Ho -
the cttetifi-
LL,
Seaforth,
276.3
smith and
ondville.
ry otes o
.oar hand
Hent is re
TER,
Seaforth.
276.
1
s
The incorporated Village . of BRUSSELS, (late
Ainleyville,) is beautifully situated in the Town-
ships of Grey and.Morris, on the Maitland River,
and on the Northern Gravel Road, running from
Seaforth on the Grand. Trunk Railway to Wrox-
eter, connecting with the Main Roads to Listowel
Walkerton, Paisley and Southampton. -
There are in the village two grist mills, two AUCTION :§ALE
saw milia, woolen factory, five churches, foundry
and machine shops, sash and door factories, car OF 'FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS:
nage shops, &o•,'und a number of large business ,
3. P. BRINE
houses. • HAS been instructed td sell by public auction,
on Lot 26, Concession 9, Morris, north half,
The Southern ,Extension of the Wellington, On THURSDAY, April 3, 1873.
Grey and Bruce Railway raps directly through the
village, having the Statitn and grounds in the
midstof the above lots. A. large number) of
buildings have beenal}u}lt during the past season
and building operations will be brisk during the
coming summer.
Brussels is -very favorably situated iat.the midst
of the richest agricultural section of the- Western
Counties, and fromthe fact of their being no Com-
peting Villages within a radius of 10 miles, it will
inevitably become one of the most thriving and
progressive manufacturing and commercial towns
in the West.
The above property will be offered for sale by
Public. Auction at Brussels, on the grounds at 10
o'clock A. M., on the 26th day of March, 1873.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-fourth of the purchase money to be paid
in casket the time- jf sale, with balance in three
annual payments, secured by mortgage; at 7 per
cent. per annum.
THEIR
al Farm ?
THE subscriber, being about„ tto c
Office in Clinton for the sale' o'
TOWN PROPERTY in the Count
would intimate to those wishing to s
should send him their names.and a
NOTICE---HOWIGK FIRE INSURANCE.
A PUBLIC 1TEETIi G will be field in the Or-
-`•hange Hall, Leechville, on SATURDAY, April 5,
at 2 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of starting a
Fire Insurance Company, to be conducted on the
principle of the North Dumfries and South Wat-
erloo Faers'ltutual. All in favor are requested
to attend.rm
276 WMi _Me1iERTCHER, Secretary.
BRITANNIA LODGE, A. F.
and A. M., No. 170, G. R. C.
•
OF A.z • KI3 FD S,
AT
CREATLY 'REDUCED PRICES.
OF SPRING AND SUMMER
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
The Subscriber has much pleasure in announcing that he is now prepared to show' a large pro-
- portion of his
SPRING OND SUMMER STOCK
(Yil STAPLE
AND FANCY DRY GOODS
SEED WHEAT,
SEED OATS,
SEED PEAS, -
SEED BARLEY,
CLOVER SEED, .
TIMOTHY - SEED,
TARE SEED, -
BUCKWHEAT, -
A.LSIK E CLOVER,
HUNGARI AN GRASS.
Country dealers supplied at wholesale.
GODE§I6H STREET,
SEAFORTH.
18. RESPECTFULLY INVITED
As he feels convinced that intending customers will find it
GREATLY TO THEIR ADVANTAGE.
THE GOODS -SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
N. M. LIVINCSTONE.
BRUSSELS, March 14, 1878.
•
276
IMPLEMENTS FOR SPRING WORK.
O• en WILLSO N
1XTISBES to direct the attention of Farre-
' YY ers to his Stock of
IMPLEMENTS
For the coming Season's operations. In
PLOWS he has eight different styles, includ-
ing MASSIE'S No. 18
THISTLE CUTTERS,
pen a Land
FARM and
of. Huron,
,11 that they
lesiription of
their property, with their price an 1 terms, and
they will get the benefit of having it dvertised all
over the Dominion, without cost so them, unless
I succeed in getting them a pure aser, when I
wilLl charge them a small percentag on purchase
money. - Call on, or address, post pa d, -
CHARLES MORROW, Clinto , Ont.,
Agent for Old Middlesex Ineuranc� Company.
Money.. to. Loan on easy tetras. W 11 be found at
Horne every Saturday. CHARLES MORROW.
Clinton, March 11, 1873. 275-3
•
Lodge of Instruction next- MONDAY evening,
March 24, at 7:30 sharp. -
276-1 A. 7 ._ALLY, Secietery.
BAGS FOUND
-POUND, about the middle of Fe ruary last, on
the Gravel Road, north of Seaf , rth, near the
residence of Mr. Robert Govenloek, bag contain-
ing 16 Grain Bags. - The owner can have the same
by applying at the Hueo. POSIT n Office, prove
ing property and paying for his ad ertisement.
Seaforth, March 6, 1873. r 274
A NEW HABNES' SHOP
IN SEAFOR H. -
BELPItY & MAY have just open
SrtoP in Counter's old Jewelry
posits the Mansion Hotel, and
make, and also keep on hand all el
Carriage and Team Harness. All
made in the latest styles. Goo
good workmanship guaranteed, a
good experience in the best of wor
Largest- cities. We will also ke
styles of Horse Collars, Saddle
V a116(,'S,li 'ps,�S'hiplashes, Curry
'iiiand every ping that is generally
Plass
Ha less Shop. All orders w
attended to. Good., attention giv
Charges low. .-
Rein:ember the shop-Opposit
Hotel, S eaferth.
274
BELFRY
-
TITLIE PERFECT.
Further particulars may bo learned on applica-
tion to THOMAS LEAp13EATER, Esq., Pro-
prietor, Grey P. O:, County Huron.
G. M. TRUEMAN,
- Auctioneer.
2752
PLOWS ! PLOWS !
MUNRO & HOGAN
PLOW -Al AKERS, -
SEAFOIR, T -T3_
d a HARNESS
Store, right op -
re prepared to
asses of Buggy,
rness will be
material and
we have had
in some of the
p on hand all
, Trunks and
ombs, Brushes,
kept in a first -
11 be promptly
n to repairing.
the Mansion
MAY.
• The FolloaRag Valuable Property, namely
One Mare Colt -rising -2 years old: 1 Horse rising 2
years old, 4 Cows in calf, 1 Farrow Cow, 1 Heifer
rising 8 in calf, 3 Steers rising 8, 2 Steers rising 2,
1 Heifer rising1, 4 Spring Calves, 1 Wagon, 1
Bnggy, 1 set sie Harness, 1 Sideboard, 1 Grind-
stone, 1 Plow, I Cradle, 6 Chairs,1 French Bed-
stead, 1 Crosscut Saw and other articles toonumer-
ons to mention.
The above property will be sold without reserve.
Sale to Commence at 12 O'clock, Noon.
TERMS, -All sums of $5 and under cash, over
that amount 9 months' credit on furnishing ap-
proved joint notes. A Miscount at the rate of 8 per -
cent. per annum will be allowed for cash on all
eredit amounts.
JONATHAN MOORE, Proprietor.
J. P. BRINE, Auctioneer.
FARM FOR SALE. Also, will be offered at the same time and place,
if not previously sold by private sale, a faun con-
sisting of 100 acres, being north half Lot 27, Con.
9, Morris ;- 25 acres %cleared ; good - frame house ;
well timbered land. Good young orchard ; spring
of water close to house ; best quality of land.
Terms made known on day of sale, or previously,
on application to JONATHAN MOORE, adjoining
farm. - 2748
COLTON'S PATENT IRON
11TNRO & HOGAN desire to thank the farmers
-' of the vicinity of Seaforth for the liberal
patronage which , has been afforded them since
they began business here. They would also say
that they are prepared and that it is their intention
to -maintain the excellent reputation which their
work during the past season achieved,
Huron, not
only
among the fan g community , b_ but as
-well at every show and exhibition where. t' y
ax-
hibited.
We make the following Plowse. and, devote
gpecial attention to their manufacture our ex-
perience showing that they are the kinds best
adapted to agricultural purposes in this Action :
IRON PLOW, ,
IRON -BEAM PLOW ( wooden bandies) quality English Shot Gun with case and fittings
czomplete, a quantity of F. F. F. Powder. Also, 6
three Myles, •
DOUBLE MOULD -BOARD PLOW, -
IRON AND WOOD SCU U•FLERS, or
--4
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE ._
OF,
Thoroughbred and Grade Stock, Farming
Implements, Household Furniture, &c.
COLSON'S PATENT CULTIVATOR.
Gray's Iron Plows,
(Imported,)
RICHMOND .THL.L PLOWS,
= OSHA.WA No. 4s,
Watson's Celebrated if ill'fl �*rtent Plow
and other patterns. fe
GANG PLOWS -two styles,
REAPERS AND MOVERS.
MASSIE'S well-known Machines, including
Wood's Patent Single Reaper, Johnson's
Patent Single Reaper, Wood's Light Mower,
-with iron frame, Wood's Light Mower -
With -wooden frame, eelebratedBuckeye Mow-'
er-iron frame, -
H U BEARD MOWER,
Hubbard. Combined Reaper and Mower.
Implements of all descriptions on hand.
SAMPLE MACHINES on exhibition at the
WAREHOUSE.
SEWING MACHINES.
The best selected Stock of ewinghines West of To-
ronto, comprising the Florence, Singer, Lockman, Venus,
1tu 'mond and other makes. Onhend`a large stock of Sing-
er's heavy Machines for manufacturing purposes.
Agents of Canadian Sewing Machines, who have customers
that require a first-class working and duralle machine, are
requested to send for an strated price list 1 the
p1 -4o,8
Which, possessing . points of , excellence quite different and
very attractive, h;rs in addition all the superior qualities
which have placed the first-class American Machines ahead of
all others.
poentlemen Have sen np-
AGENTS--The following g '
► inted Agents for the Florence„ Sewing iMachine,. and Wane
_ - others have the privilege of selling: LA1i'RENCB kfiJRPHY,
Seaforth ; THOMAS CONNORS, Seaforth; LOCFMAN S. WILLSONt Goderich
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. was_
is Agent for Musical Instruments of�the following makes. P
Q, Ci WILLSON lslathnshek, Labelle, J. & C. Fisher, Steolt, Weber and others.
ORGANS -Prince's, of Buffalo; Horace Williams', of Toronto, seen others.
at Mt�ompNS-Prince's,.
Williams' and others. Samples of the above instruments c
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT EMPORIUM, MARKET -STREET.
OLIVER C. WILLSON, Seaforth, Ont.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR Tait: DOMINION.
mit. 3. P. BRINE. htis received instructions from
the proprietor,
Mr. DANIEL T. WOODRIN'k',
to sell by Public Auction, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1873,
Commencing at 11 o'clock A. M., on Lot 16, tslon.
10, Township of Grey, near. the Village of Gran -
brook, the following valuable property, viz.:
One spring Colt (mare), '1 thoroughbred Dur-
ham Bull, 2 thoroughbred Durham. Cows. 1 thor-
oughbred Durham Calf, 2 thoroughbred. Durham
heifer Calves, 5 dairy Cows, 6 grade yearlings, 5
grade Calves, 1'thoroughbred Cotswold Ram, 13
Ewes, 1 thoroughbred) Berkshire Boar, 1 Wagon,
1 truck Wagon. 1 pair bob -sleighs, 1 long sleigh, 1
1873. NEW SPRING GOODS 1873.
.,A_RRI.VI1lTC-
•AT -THE 777.
GREAT BARGMENS.
FULL PARTICULARS NEXT WEEK.
A. G. MCDOTTJGALL.
NEW PRINTS
AT LOGAN & JAMIESON'S.
NEW-S.HIRTFNGS
AT LOGAN &. JAMIESON'S.
cutter, 2 sets of double Harness, 1 set of single .
Harness, 2 -wooden Plows,,'1 Gang Plow, 2 Land
Rollers,1 set of iron Harrows, 2 sets of wooden
Harrows, 1 V Harrow, 1 Turnip'iDril:l, 1 Horse
Hoe, 1 Cultivator, 1 Fanning Mill, 11 Wheelbarrow,
1 Chuff Cutter, 1 Grain Crusher, a quantity of 4 -
inch Belting, 1 Agricultural Boiler, a Turnip Cut-
ter, 2 Crosscut Saws, Broad Axe, Adze and 'other
Carpenter Tools, 1 hope and Block for Hay Fork,
Double Trees and Neck Yoke, Spades, Hoes,Forks,
Shovels, Scythes, Cradles, Chains, dna. Household
Furniture -1 large Cooking Stove, 1 Box Stove, 1
Eight Day Clock, 1 Gardner's Sewing Machine,
Cupboards, Book Case, Bedsteads, Bedding, Cloth-
ing and Books, 1 Sporting Rifle by Marston, l first
HORSE HOES.
The above Plows we furnish at $20 and upward;
and guarantee them to give satiefaetion-if not,
;they can be !returned. -
j The .Scalers we furnish at $9 to $17, according
to quality, and also guarantee satisfaction.
GGREY'S PATTERN OF MOULD BOARDS AND
• CASTINGS.
Always kept on handl.
MUNRO, &: HOGAN,
North Main -street, Seaforth,l'.McNaught'a old
stand. 275-13
TO MERCHANTS.
ADRY GOODS CLERK of steady habits is
open for an engagement ; can keep books by
single and double entry. Address, stating salary,
to G. -S. G., Lanark, Ont.
275-3
barrels of Coal Tar wild Brushes.
Pedigrees•furnished for Bred Cattle.
The whole of the above property will positively
be sold without reserve.
TERMS. -All sums of $5 and under cash, oyer
that, amount 10 months' eredit ill be given on
furnishing approved joint notes, wA discount of 10
per cent. will be allowed. foll cash on all eredit
amounts.
There will be solid and liquid refreshments pro-
vided for man and beast.
DANIEL T. WOODRlife', Proprietor.
J. P BRINE, Auctioneer. 273-4
W. .T. HUNTER
BRUSSELS, - -
Horseshoer and General Blacksmith,
Manufacturer of Iron Harrows. Special attention
tolob work and Horse Shoeing.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Shop lately occupied by G. J. BAILEY, in rear of
Wynn'S Wagon Shop. • 270e13
6 •
P4EW
DENIMS '
1
AT LOGAN & JAMIESON'S.
BLEACHED COTTON
NEW
AT LOGAN & JAMIESON'S.
NEW FACTORY COTTON
AT LOGAN & JAMIESON'S.
s
PLEESE KALL AND C THEM.
PRIVATE BOARDING.
AFEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated
in a private family. Enquire at this Office.
ARCHITECTURE:
THE unclerdigned is prepared to furnish Plans,
1 Specifications, &c., of Public and Private
Buildings, and also to superintend the erection of
the same. Carpenters , Plasterers' and Masbns
work measured and valued. ADAm.0114.y,
262 Second Concession, McKillop.,
LOST..
N Seafortli, one evening of last week a Ladies'
I MOURNING OVERSKIRT. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at the
office of this paper. - 275
FOUND.
'OUND, on Saturday, March 8, a BUFFALO
ROBE, on the Bayfield Road. - Any person
proving property and paying chses can have it.
2754 CHARLES SHAW, Stanley.