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E.
-S 1 Lr.vo been appointed Solo await inaltePro.
ayirtte of Ontrit, for the Florenea Se ' Bata
Loa, n•5I.Lt have a right to sell the eala eclat*
eatt .itoio aaaoltated by me. In the CUflUts-
thi Wowing are the only antiaaaaaaa
:cuts fnr ho Florence Machine •.- Thos. Connoret
P. 0 1':, and Lawrence Alm:play, Seal -oath ;
[Ili a. aw, Glinten ; L. S. Willson, ( oderieli ,.
La' pe 1 or persoas other than the ttbeve repro.
atiug , atta takey Ware aright to sell, or ean futa,
al thaF ranee Machine in the COantyt of Ru.. .
14. 6 aponefe, unit the pualie a4 hereby
.•
raea o lewae of tht.att.
4
= O. C. WILL*,
; eaueral Agent fOr Outealaafoorth. _
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S-BlIFORTH, ,
290 •
1
T
M B ER YARD.
& "si„..sioDo-N Alb
nform the publie that they have opened
Lu ibtrttata talt.:Mottle near Saoarcoia8
kill, e ronU& formerly idea asi launber
arkby t. '21itiirtate Lee.
The$ w I keco
ep nstantan ly hand a got4 assort.
tent f KINDS tala LUMBER, dressed and
aaaease , ;Also, LA.TaI .AND SHINGLES, all of
y ale paeparea to&tell at tae lowest, peat'.
pre for Caish.
Bulge and ethers will fine it tp theia advantL
to ]4gp.Oct oux stock, end eseertain aurops:tce
peton.
ere.
eforeipt rehash:la-elsewhere, as weave in
a offer atodiudatceraeuts to cash paretha
'PO MIME ek MACDO
S:EAtORTE PLANING M
-At' HI DOOR AND RIND FA
LL,
TORY
IEE sabscriberbegs leave to thank his humorous
castareera for the liberal patronage eatended to
iiiat once commeneieg busiuesa in Seaforth, arta
rtistla that he may be favored with a centinuemee
the same.
tatties eatettane to build would; do well to give
Lim a cali, ea he will continue to aeep on hand a
lar4 stock a au.k.indg of
DRY PINE TATM
,
1)0011S, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH
Hefeels confident of giving sat
-who may favour him with their pa
:but first-classweakmen are eraplo
,ETC.
sfactioa to those
aonage, as none
-ed.
articular attention paid to Custom Planing.
21FR
JOHN H. BR ADFOOT.
PUMP
Factory *bout 40 rods north of
aaaeaeagned, having ereetled new Pump
FRANCISTCW
On the Lon
t4re
tletrability c
tag but tbe best material used, first -e time work..
• men empkeL,
tia,,T4 wor.-K wARRix.Txa).
A call ia feapectinily solicited befax ]?urchashig
elaewhere.
GEORGE BOLTON,
284-6ra Fre istown.
on Road, ia- now prepared t
, which for lightness f ope
ojnot isaureassed iri Onta
manatee -
tion and
0. Notlf-
SEAFORTH
HOTOGRAPH RdOMS.
IEEE umiershaned deairee t Ita.to that he has
paxehased from:Mr. PUNK PALTRIDGE his
' Phategrapaing business, which he will hereafter
zee:id-dot. !
Eb OF ALL KINDS
1!alke in the latest s.nd best styles of the Art.
Heal= haa lam.; experience in tho basirtess, the
thabscriber has no heeitation m guaranteeing
entirae satisfaction, and ti at to reeeive a con-
tinuance of the liberal anti:renege bestdwed on his
predacessor.
Au.THE OLD itECATIVES OR HAND
OFIA.RLES MOORE.
Seaforth, Tray, 1$73. 292
REMOVED. RMOVED.
ROBERTSON,
Gabinet-maker and Undertaker,
S REMOVED his ware-roaras to
.TCaliNSOINS olay
Main-atreet,Seaforth,
anere he has on halal a saiierior sto k of Rani.
tare of every deseription
CALL SEE IT.
UNDERTAVaNG.
Heaingpurdhatted Mr. Thomas Be1s HEARSE
i I am prepared, to attend fuaerals on ahe altorbeat
notice„ either in town or coantry.
COfains, Sizes, .
Kept constantly on, bend. i
I •
SHROUDS' HR.0
M. ROBEAT
S
cABINET -.NTAKFP., ANP UND- RTAKER,
JOhnsort's olai Stan
• Main staeet,. Sertforth, haa, new on and a good
asaortraept of
S
VehiMh he cen furnish eheitper than they can be
a
WORKS.
FSI
got else here.
SEAFORTH CAR IACE
WINTER COMIN
! ,
ka I WILLIAM -GRA-SSIE
,...._
.., preparation for the sleighing season, has in
construction a large num.bea of
SLEIGHS AN
6
b.e Which will be sola, as us
ice short time. The reputat'
08 for the durability and ele
; out by it, is auftleient gu.
;will receive satiatfaction.
• A number- of Light Sin,
the, way of Wagons and B
at
at-
a7 -
Gea
SM
D GUTTERS
S
I, cheala far cash, or on
n of this establishment
ance of ; articles turn
=tee that purehasage
le and Iktible RIGS,
Ifl
ggies, yt an hang,
LM G*ASSID,
erieh sate4, Seafortha
ER
EACH PIX a: OF T
NAIr
YRT
WEIGHS -I 1 OF A. POUNDt
a -
4111LE: TEE ' 1111;TATIaNg
il
•ONLY yEIGII 11 OF 4. POUND.
Thus giving, you a po04 article and less_ of it fo
your money.
EACH GENUINE irl.G STAMPED
T.—
Hamilton, Sept. 11, 1873.
B6AFiDING.
COLLADAY lets leaaed the large and 00
(a L. medians, house, on the Salt Narorkte Grona
- adjoining the Railway Station, and assor fitted it
as s boarding-hotute. Good table sad coniforta
mom& Pentane wishing a plesaant boar
house should apply, as there are at present
vacandee. Trausient boarders accoraxaositted
teas than hotel. rattle. 228
305
2
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Natr. 281 1873.
GAIETIES.
•
'SOLD AGAIN,
l4idL lingered o t the season,
-Fai into the cool r days, .
Au he votaries o Fashion
All bad. flown th ir different ways.
Ours ad been no ht flirtation,
Su1I11 as waterin -places know,
But 4 earnest lov -creatiora
La ing every ba rier low.
I had felt my puls s beating
At he warm tou h of her hand;
I hadj followed in er footsteps—
Dr Med. I w -as i fairy -land. •
• She biad hung upo my accents,
• att• h her lovely violet eyes .
olist'jnrng at the w rds I whispered,
Beaming with a lad. surprise.
,We Lad wandered down the sea -beach,
th the moonl e -ht o'er us Straying.i.
Liste ed to the ni ht wind's whisper,
• W udered wha the waves were say-
ing_!
,Ano.
istagain we sto
ar the ocea.n
e the blushes
�i
the waves w
d together
ebb and flowing,
..)f the sunset
re redly glowing.
" Dearest," said. s e, hesitating,
! too long we both have tarried;
To -morrow we nu st part forever ;
F r, my darlin , I aili--inartied !"
ti M
•
Med ?" I ea 'aimed upstarting ;
arried !" m rreured'with a sigh,
"Tien is this in wed a parting,
r—my-1 darli g—so ara I l'
s the president of
SoJthern Colleg , who professed to be
veri,v granamatica4 itt the use of language;
an4 therefore ea ected his pupils to be
lik wise. Play lig cards was strictl§
forbidden on the school premises.; but;
as is always the !case;• this law was often
vi&atecl by the 'Students without theil
being detected. A nuniber of freshmen
cofected together in one of their num-
be 's room, and were enjoying a goo
gatne of euchre, when a knock was hear
at the door: "; Who's there ?" " Merl' our midst. Our
; •.•
gently on the side of the hea
manded him to fo11ov4 and in
horse, obeyed, perfeet subd
gentle and obedient as 4 well.t
suffering his feet to be lifted
impunity, acting, in .11_ reap
old. stager. The gen leman -
this was a means restated to
and. South.. Auierica for sub(
horses. The plan i a ingen.
simple, and well welt!' the a
those who have unmaaageabl
and coin -
taut y the
ed, and as
Ones dog ;
ith ntire
et like an
tati that
iu
exico
iiing wild
aa lt is
tention of
horses.
PROGRESS OFBRUSSELS.
x.
Brussels, or Ainlettille as it was then
Called, was established in ° 1856. For
several years the village consisted of a
few straggling • hous4 only , a steady
improvement then met in, which has since
continued, growing stirortger With every
year, until now the s4uiicl of the builder's
hammer is heard al the year round.
Never have building operaticns been so
steady as.within the 11.a.st yent, and al-
-though the winter is cIoing family upon
us, the work of erecti
ward. 'Within the la
have sprung up, and
said that buildiag wil
whole winter. The it
n goes tlapidly on -
t Iv eek five•houses
we have beard it
go on daring the
ying of the rails ef
the Wellington, Gretr and Bowe Rail-
way to Brussels has given a considerable
stir to business, and 1 ot a feW stores of
various classes have been oPened since
the completion of tljic work, With as
flee a piece of countr§ as is t� be found
between Cape Breto'n and Vancouver
ISland extending aroand it on every side,
aad filled with ,aa industrious people;
with a railway -in di ect communication
with the great Mark
sing through it; wit
severing population
men of enterprise, s
integrity, Brussels
tare prosperity, and
ts of,the world pas -
an active and. per.
with business
and jue.gment and
as a firm basis of fu
-
can justly lay claim
to prospects which f w vilage of its size
in this Doininion caii boast of
In the first instanoe we will proceed to
visit the mills and factories located in
resent viEit will be
st, and s * mills of
li
r.. William
Vho's me ?" '1 Professor F—." "Yoti to the mew flour, g
! Ha, ha, ! Professor F would- our enterprising
say me !' He'd say, 'It is I, sir Vanstone.
e old profes or turned his back and The Brussels flon
built on the site of
was burned last s
twater-power, and t
unsurpassed by an
of the building is
nt off, knot
ere.
—The Litch eld Sentinel says :, 1' The
v ne of the 'ongregational steeple is
ne, and nobo ly knows when it is go-
ng to rain„ or vhere the wind is. And
ttis brings to niiid a little colloquy be-
tween Parso Elliot and Lawyer An-
d evvs some ti4te ago. They wet° talk
-
g about -wh ch way the wind time.
ndrews said We go bythe court-
ouse vane. And we,' replied the par-
son, go by the church -vane.' Well,'
t.17.e lawyer, in the matter of wind
est authority e and. each.
g that they had him
at is the
I
went his OWII
--" James
&Y."
enkins,". said a schoolmas
r to his pup 1, "what is an average ?"
:A thing, ir," answered the schol-
e
.*r promptly " that hens lay eggs
On." ' Why do you. say that, you
laity boy" re lied the pedagogue. " Be -
pause, sir," aid the youth, "1 heard.
il. gentleman ay the other day as a hen
Would lay, on an average, a hundred and
wenty eggs year,' i
—A mercli nt who has a class in Sun-
ay-echool a ked, "What is solitude ?"
, nd was visi tly disturbed when a miser-
able bolt an svered : " The store that
don't adverti .e." i :
—A Ger a.n editor in Fort Wayne
.i -
heard some a ne say, " Consistency, thou
art a jewel, ' aad: thinking it sounded
well, intro(' ed it in his next effusion, for purchased g
but he mad a mess of it, saying", "Oh ! Here also are t
Consistency, you. are a diamond pin" . and shorte. T
—A Sabb th-School teacher encourag- flat. on the .
ed. her child.4en to bring eaeli a Scripture there is a singl
question to "I.e propounded to the dais, and. one of co
Alonzo Savage said he vvoulcl like to be apparatus is es eially neat
told. why St f Stephen Was like a Thanks- appearance, a.n complete i
giving raisin ? He allowed it was be rangernents, as indeed, is e
cause they they'stoned him, . - , in the mill. T ere is also
—It was ,P1att Evans, Of Cincinnati, press, through hich the fl
who taught his friends hoW to buy ten- the packer. 0 this floor t
der geese, put he couldn't always get extra sized ho pers for wh
them in the market. One mornmg he 1 the mai-stone On the -.
saw a lot and inquired of the farmer how fourth story is useful' m
many there were. "About a dozen," for cooling flou ., which it
•
le
•
ing and' fist mill is
the old, ill which
ring. It is, run by
e water rivilege is
in Canad ; The size
x60 feet .1' and it is
four stories in heieht. The entire cost
of ' the mill, inelu ing mac inery, &c.,
was $10,000. Ev
the latest and mo
tion. Starting fr
will go upwards, , a.king the ;machinery
on ea.ch floor. in euccessi , until we
reach the upper stdry of t 6 building.
On the basement. oor we n tice one of
Trimmer's Smut Kachines. Thi a is an
excellent machine, and is. eapable of
cleaning 100 bush' ls of gra 1 per hour,
are two of
Turbine 48
eels are 66
of water.
$500 each.
m achinery
Mill stones
ere are three
Pother pair
mencenient
e 48 inch
a superior
is also oe.
considered
Mr. Van-.
hoppers on
ached; one
r for grist.
ins for bran
be on this
hird story
ants' bolts,
he former
nd tidy in
all its art
ry machine
large flour
Lr lasses to
re are three
t to suppl
oor of th
chine. -It i
fees most ef
was the reply. " W -w- well," said Platt, fectually, and in the sim, lest manner
"1 k-k-kedp b -b -boarding; house, atai
1 This machine i used only *ri the larges
ray b-b-boatders are the clarnest e -e -eat- mills, and M t Vanstone hows cern
ere You eNier e-e-eatv- PT -Pick out mendable ente Prise iripro tiring an ap
n-n-mne of the t -t -toughest you've paratus of thi i descriptio There ar
g -g -got. The faamer complied, and laid. four sets of el va,' tors for rrying flail
aside the other three tender ones. Platt and. meal. T • ese run fron e top to th
picked them up carefully, and putting bottom of th mill. Th is a vas
them in his basket said, I b -b -believe amount of sha tina, beltin &c., but al
I'll t -t -take these three !"
Modern Pilgrmiages-
44
rything is new, and of
t -approve construe -
m the bAement we
Its cost is $210. ere also
the celebrated Le el Double
inch water wheel These
horse power, wit 8 feet fal
The cost of the ''heels was
-The mill is fitted With drivin
for four runs.of stones: Th
are on the ground floor. T
pairs of them complete. and.
will be added' ishout the co
of the new yea. They
stones, and are dressed i
manner. The E ireka, Pack
this floor. This machine
one of the best use ; it c
stone $180. There are two
this -floor, with ' elevators a
i).M, the ot
? mammoth
office wil
,00r of the,
ehest of me
try .bolts.
TREASU
H UROXPO$rroR.
kR'S SALE OF
POP. rrms_
7-
00U TY OF IfintoN, Y virtue of a warrant under he hand of the Warden
To Wt P the County of Huron, and the Iseal of the mad Count
bear ng date the Thittiet 1 d y of August, A, D., 1873, to Me directed. for the ,co
Iecti n'of arrears of Taieis diie oi the undermentioned lands, these are therefor
to i've notice, that miloss t e said taxes together with all' lawful costs and charge
be a oner paid, I 8441,
TilURSD.IY, 7111:k 1 DAY OF DEC.PLBER, A. D. 1873
ho ir of 1 o ck.P. M., at the
• '
I I
if
OqURT
Pro eed to se
be 81.1ffi
At th
HOUSE,
by PUBLIC
ient to diseha
-Com
r Part ofl Lot.
3..,.
1
of N 1
r part or 1 4
I THE TOWN OF GODERIOH
'TION; tilt said lands, or so much thereof as ma
ge such arrears of Taxes and charges thereon.
W SHIP OF', ASTIFIELD.
',MOM 02', Patented or Ain't of Costs and -
treet. . Acre tInpatented. Taxes. 00227,7AL. Tota
st E. D. 1 patented $53 94 $.2 55 $56 4
3d. E. D. 1 patented 76 75 3 13 79 8
th W. D. 50 ' patented 48 70 2 43 51 1
th W. D. 50 patented 15 39 1 60 16 9
9 W. D. 50 patented 16 94 163 18 7
14th W. D. '158 unpatented ' 85 23 4 55 89 '-8
. T. Plot. I patented 7 84 40 9 4
. T. Plot. patented 5 54 1 35 6 9
F PORT AL ERT, IN ANHFIELD.
lborne W. patented 3 10 1 30 '4 0
libboorrnnee \WV.. patented 3 10 1 30 4 0
pateuted 3 10 1 30 4 0
If ron St. E. unpatented. 2 78
11 ron St: E. unpatented 2 78
H ron St. E. unpatented. , 2 78
ron St. R unpatented 2 78
,Bu on St. W. unpatented 2 78
n St. W. unpatented , 2 78
n Road E. unpatented ' 7 92
enham W.• unpatented. 2 78
llin on E. patented 0 90
0 SHIP 0 OLBORNE.
4th W. D. 1 patented. 1 62 2 00
2th W. D. 6 , patented 8 64 2 18
L e Road E. 6 patented I 7 70 1 65
L e Road. W. 1 patented I 4 00 1 30
VILLAGE OF 'CLINTON. ,
' patented.
1 84 1 25
2 87 1 28
1 60 1 25
patented
-5 patented
5- 2 patented. 1 65 1 25
,rle patented I 1 32 1 25
of Lbi .177 4 patented 1 19 1 25
patented 5 32 1 35
OWNSHIP 0 etODERICH.
lst patented 5 43 1 35
1st Il patented 5 49 1 35
TOWN OF ODERICH.
1 patented
patented
patented
t patented
. patented4
patented
44 patented'
I patented;
ppaatteenntteed.
pPaatteenlittee
I patented!
I- patente4!
• patente
patente
'1 patente
fi patente
If patented,
3.1 ratteenntteeidi
11-5 patented
1-5 patented
).1-5 pa tented
1-5 patented
1-5 patented.
1-5 patented
-5 patented.
-5 " patented
patentee);
patente '
part 21 ..'....
*f 36
VILLAGE
25. . •
26. ......,
27.
32.
33.
34.
35
34
35
7.
32.
4:3.
•..... . . . . . . .
1
is so arranged hat'there is danger o
accident.
We have in
The passion for ma1e1 religious • the principal
use in this mil
griinages ,. has reached the &arch of
England. Some of its members are pro- cessary to ma,
posing to set out in this way, far the ruent has bee
Holy Land. It -is proposed that the pal- in Canada are
griras travel third class, on land, so as thousand bush
to obliterate all distinction between tich in the buildin
•and. poor. The diet a.nd lbclging are also barrels of flail
to be plain. The whole abst is estimated , Robert Ar
, at 35 each.- Perhaps a special steainer' the building,
may be chartered from Landon. and Man.ufaetti
The Cathelic pilgrimages in Europe :
0 and erected t
show no falling off in the number of 1 e- superintenden
vetees. A Catholic paper reports that Charles Humb
• • entirely -finish d but any
. ........ 'Hu
. t... ....... Lond
Sy.
7
W part 11
N .iart 1
W part -10
8
43
4®
t 730.
t 731
8
Siiib. 16 of Lot 4...
Stub. 15 of Lot 110 . .
1
1
rely glance urriedly a
achines an pparatus 1
. Everyth that is ne
e a first c s' establish
procured, pd few mill
as comple e as it. Te
is of grain stin be store
and full nehundre
per day ea be made.
strong, car xter, erecte
nd the Go , ich Foun.dry
ring Corn ahy furnished
e machin; • ' under thi
e of their -*right, Mr.
r: The d 1 is not yet
orders sent can
hel working of
e management
lclose prox-
4 ic30 feet, and.
Ve foot eir-
, and driving
4 1 of Smith's
sed. here.
is deserving of
h s enterprise
cess it so well
•
•
1
3
0
7
16
17
18
32
35 . . . . ..
4560.•
80
59
63
150
154.
1155..
1176.. :
1177-
1181. .
1183.
1332.. . . . .. .
Lot? sub. lois 2 es3
Lot 137, sub. lots 2 & 3
Lot 5 -sub. lot 4......
Lot 52, sub. lot 4..
Lot 37, sub. 37, lot 10.
P. & M's survey, 3.
P.& M's survey, 9.
P. as M's survey, E7
P. & M's survey, 3.
Sub. 6, lots 330, 377 &
Sub. 7, lots 330, 377 &
128 4 6
1 28 , 46
128 4)6
128 46
1 28 • 4 6
128 416
40 9 2
128 4 6
'148 12 38
"13,000 Swiss of the Jura visited Maria
Stein, and 20,000 Catholics of Freiburg, be immediatel
Geneva, Vaud, and Vallais performed the mill will b
their devotions' at the shine of St. Mau, of Mr • Wna:'
ride. in Rhenish Prussia. a similar pit- The saw mil
grimage took place to the Shrine of Our imity to the fl
Lady at 'Kevelarr, at which 20,000 of , two stories hi
the faithful assisted." The Americai? ,1 cular saw, an
Catholic pilgrimage is still earnestly dis- ' machinerY co
cuseed. The chief obstacle in its way i I Turbine water
the ("Teat expense. It is proposed t VanSto
raise great
money needed by dioceasii a
sociations. The American pilgrims •wi
no doubt go to Rome; and a writer ask
if his Holiness might not be induced t
allow the pilgrims to bring back Wit
them some interesting relics, to be then
selves Ole object of 'Zeal pilgrimages
this coitutry, Uuquestionably there will
be in a few years shrinein this country,,
with a repute of iniracletworking •poweit
and pilgrimages to themi
filled.
under t
ss.
which is
ur mill, is
. It has
dging sa
plete. 0
wheels is
,eh' so peen e.rtligaY
.4
praise, and we
1 will nieet with the su
I men =Post.
A Flin-t for Horpe Trairteri3.
A gentleman recently purchased a
high-spoited. box se thati has never been.
shod. On the smith attempting to shoe
him be resisted all efforas, kicked against
everything, and nearly crippled. himself
against the anvil, when he finally was re -
timed. to his stable unshed. In despair his
owner -was about censigning hirn to, the
plow, when a gentlerna,n'who had been
a traveller and. touched Mexican soil in
his tour, took a cord, put in it intothe
mouth of the horse like a bit, and tied it
tightly en the animal's head, passing his
left ear under the spring, not pain-
fully tight, but tight •enough to
keep the ear "dawnd the cord in its
place, This done, he atted the horse
-
FALL MIL
AIRS. GRAY ishes to
ana the goneral; public
ed her
FALL STOCK OF
,
Which is very co plot° in
and handsome st les.
DR
Promptly attendi
which will secure
Op.posite COE
forth.
S part 9.......
28
32
N t 17
N 426
30
32
24
115 Sub. of Lot 1 in
S part of W part -26
N & E part 27
XERY.
28
24
E t 26
orm her elastomers
hat; she has receiv-
,
ILLINERY, •
mast fashionable
W ,t• 26..
16
1
S W corner 12
W 4 24,
W part 27. .. ..
S pt Sq. acre on
W corner 31.
E part 25 . .
SSMAKING
g to, and e
the approve
LYS stor
equted in a manner
of elastomers. .
alain-street, Se
804
OT1 Et.
l•
Tate, Council o the Carper tibia of the
• I
-a- Huron Will nh1eot in the
TOWN. ALL,
ON
Tuesday, 2 d day of
PE
81a 2
(\,
• I
Al,
-4i.
Al.
A: •
-41...
Toronto' St.
Toronto St.
._ Cedar St ,
Pine St.
78 ,,..
78 , ...,...
TOWi(SHIP.OF GREY.
- Ilst 25 patentee . 4 63
15th 100 lunpatented 7 4 37
17th. 100 pateeted ' 36 39
8th .50 patented, 25 01
. Oth . :50. unpateeted. 14 05
7th 100unpaten tea -83 35
1
- 8th 100 ' unpatented 21 99
8th, 100 - unpli tented 24 99
VILLAGE OF BRUSt;ELS-
. Con. 10, Grey. .1 . patented. 3 76 1 30
TOWNSHIP OF HAY.:
.10th 25 . patented 9 07
• 10th ' 75 • patent el 27 21 .
TOWNSHIP OF HOWIC
3rd 100 patented 38 71
5th. 100 patented 4 .58
. 6tb_ 50 patented 4 25
6th 1 50 patented - 4 39
i 7th 100 patentid II- 21 -
. -11th - 100 Unpatent, d. 14 42 •
llth. i, 8., patenti d 73 -
A. ' 50 " patent d 18.78
. A. , 21 patented 6 30
A. 25 patent'ed 4 59
33 62
40 82
9:35
5 30
4 15
2 85
3 09
90
57
44
67
78
84
Lot or Part of Lot.'
Sub. of Lot 16, Con.
1, Usborne, 46...
Sub. of Lots 17 &18,
Con. 1. Usborne, 21
Sub. of Lots 17 & 18,
Con. 1, Usborne, 29
Sub. of Lots 17 & 18,
Con. 1, Usborne, 30
Sub. of Lots 17 & 18,
. Con. 1, Usborne, 37
Sub. of Lots 17 & 18,
Con. 1, Usborne, 38
Sob. of Lots 17 & 18,
Con. 1, Usborne, 39
Sub. of Lots 17 & 18;
Con. 1, Usborne. 42
Sub. of Lot 20, Con.
1, Usborne, 49..
Sub. of Lot 20, Con -
1, Usborne, 50.... McConnelPs do.
Sub. Lott, Core 1, Hay
formerly Frances -
town. 302.. . .. . ..
Sub . Of Lot 25, Con. 1.
Stephen, formerly
Francestown, 359..
Sub. of Lot 25, Con. 1,
Stephen, formerly
Francestown, 376..
Sub. of Lot 25, Con, 1,
Stephen, formerly
Fra,ncestown, 377.. . 4 1-5
TOWNSHIP OF EAST
VILLAGE OF EXETER.
Concession or Patented or
Street. Aires. brivatented.
Carling and. 1
others' survey 5
McConnell's do.
McConnell's
McCennellts do.
7.4cConnell'sdo.
McConnell's do..
• ;
McConnell's do .!
McConnell's do.
McConnell's do.
•••11;
4
-
Anet of Cost &
Taxes. Corn'sln.
patented ' 1 57 . 1 25
i
; -
patented. I 74 I 2$
patented. 1-74 1 24'
• patented 1 74 I 24
,
-patented 1 74 I 25 -
patented 1 74 1 24
patented 1 71 1 25
patented. 1 74 1 21
patented 60 1 23
,
I
. patented 60 I 23
1
t
Total.
2 82
20-9
2 t9
-299
2 99
2 99
9 99
2 99
1 83
183
•
patented. 5 14 1 35 6 49
1-5 patented. 4 71
1-5 patented. 46
5 W part 33
N I 18
E 4 14.
23..... a .
E4 .23. • ; 13th 100 patented 32 50
. VILLAGE W.DUNGANNON. IN WEST WAWANOSH.
52 McIVIath's survey 1 patented 35 1 23 1 58
VILLA( -El OF, ST. HELENS, IN WEST WAW,ANOSH.
Sub. Lot 18, Con. 11, 15 Mather's surv-ey 1 Patented 65 ` 1 23" -1,, 1. 88
• A. M. ROSS,
1
Treasurer, County of 1uron.
34-13
patented 46
WAWANOSH.
9th 170 patented 71 35
TOWNSHIP OP WEST WAVs ANOSH.
1st 100 un -patented 35 68
12th 100 - patented 28 81
13th 100 patented 32 50
1 ,331 6 04
1 23 I 1 69
i
I23 16
3 00 74 35
2 10 . 377-8,
192-i-307-3
2 0:3 134 -53-
2 03 '34 53
, County Treasurer's Offices
12 88 153 141
399 130 29
399 130 29
1219-1 53 1 72
11 27 150 1 77
10 37 148 1 85
7-62 140 902
762 140 902
307 130 :437
399 130 529
365 130 495
762 1-40 902
80 123 203
164 125 289
164 125 289
164 125 289
109 125 234
:200 1 25i 3 25
2-00 125 1 3 25
240 128 1 3 68
150 125 ' 2 75
1
96 123 218
518 135 653
136 125 1 261
40 1 23 . I 1 63
199 125 324
199 125 324
65 123 188
40 123 163
46-9 133 602
;4 69 133 602
1 33
1 33
2 13
1 85
1 ••58
2 05
I 83
1 83
1 45
1 90
2 18
1 3:3
1 33
1 33
1 58
1 58
1 23
1 68
1 38
1 33
A. 11-16 patented. 2 58 1 28
B. 12 patented 2 69
8 1 28
ILLAGE OF WROXETEE, IN HOWICK.
Centre St. E. , ' 1-5 patented 7 99 1 40
WICII, IN HOWICK.
Park Lot 29VILLAGE OF FOR . - 6 patented 6
'VILLAGE OF HOWIOK, IN HOWICK. 14 1 38
178 .... 1-5 patented 2 19
179 .
N W part 10; s..
22
15 ..... . • •
••
E 4 138 .
E t139 ......
E t 140...
• t 141... .... . .
E t 142
McConnelrs sun"'
12S
, 1-5 patented " 2 10 1 28 3 47
TOWELSIIIP OF ETULLETT. .
. 4th 16 pateuted 3i 19 1 30 4 49
7th 100 patented 31 57 2 00 33 57
. 8th 100 patented 67 78 290 70 68
TOWNSHI OF MORRIS.
• 9th 100 unpatented 80 49 84 92
VILLAGE OF B...,YTH,. 1N MORRIS.,
t patented. 5 1 23 1 76
tp)a,atteeiiiitteecd1 55g 2233, 11 7786
55 1 23 1 78
aa tt ee tt ee (di 58 , 1 23 1 76
t patented 1 80 1 25 :3 05
OF MoKILLQP.
50 patented 17 517 1 65 19 22
TBROOK, I McKILLOP.
1-5 patented 32 1 23 1 55
SEAFORTH.
1-5 patented. 6 46 1 38
1.5 patented - 6 46- 1 38
1-5 patehted 7 88 1 40
OF STANLEY.
9 patented 6 11 1 38
IELD, IN STANLEY.
1-32 patented • 31 1 23 I 54
.. patented 1 26 1 25 2 51
I patented 74 1 23 1 97
It patented 5 13 1 35 6 48
patented 5 01 1 35 6 36
B.EWS, IN STANLEY.
patented. 1 37 1 25 2-62
OF STEPHEN. .
40 patented. 18 42 1 68
50 patented.- • 32 21 2 03
N TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERS
67. 123
67 12
67 12'
67 67. 11 22
- 6'P' 1 2
67 12
67 12
5 96
5 70
38 52
26 89
15 63
35 40
26 82
26 82
5. 06
10 52
29 14
Croderich, Sept. I, 1873.,
40 89
5 -91
5 58
•5 72
15 82
16 00
1 96
20 46
7 68
5 92
3 86
3 89
9 3-
7 25
3 47
COME ONE COME ALL,
AND BUY YOUR
HA RN -ES -Si
FROM
J. WARD, SEAFORItill
I beg to state for the information
Harness on hand as any in town,
ment in the County.
GIV-1_71 1\fi A. TTLI.A.T_J_
of !earners and the publie generally, that I have as good a stet& of
and a am determined not to be undersold by any other establish-
,
286
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..00
7 Block A.
TOWNS HIP
541--. t.1.1.4
VILLAGE OF C: 7
A..R,.R.
9. ' ..
VILLAG-E
'Jarvis sttirvey
Jarvis survey
Part Block K , • . Jarvis survey
TO WIN SHI
d
Centre part 13....- • Range A. i
VILLAGE OF BA
50..
55
W part, 174... • •
Middle part 21 6 .
291
621.
636
. . .
•
11
V LLAGE OF ST. A
Allan St.
TO WN S111
. 5th
W 40 acres of S • 3.
N 3 . . 5th
VILLAGE 0 IIARPT7RHEY,
11.. ... ... . .. Cash's survey'
12 Cash's survey
Cash's,survey
. Worsley's survey
• Worsley's survey
.•. Chalk's survey
. Lewis& Galt's do,
. Lewis & Gales da,
TOWNSHIP
- llt
LLLAGE OF WIN
17
-9.............
10
27
County of
12
FORTH,
ecember, next.
ER AD AaISON.
County Clerk.
19
26
• • • • . .....
Part 277. • • • •
124
125
0O 000,
ILLAGE OF BLU,
011 •
• .
;11,••
HA .1\ ESS
TRUNKS,
BAGS,
WHIPS,
COMBS,
J. WARD,
• Main -Street, Setaforth.
HART ESS
COLLARS,
VALISES,
LASHES. -
BRUSHES,I&C
AT BELFRY & MAY'S, SEAFORTH.
Our HARNESS we can recommend to any one, as :we use only first-class
none but first-rate Harness. We. warrant oar Collars not to gall a Horse, and.
11
give entire satisfaction. -
Shop Opposite All'ar sion 11ouSe, Seafortlt.
GARDIN ER
Leather and make
guarantee 'ahem te
BELFRY, & MAY.
SEWING-MACHThT E
Is a Strong,
EASY RUNNING MACHINE,
WELL ADAPTED FOR
FAMILY SEWING,
AD
Light Manufacturing Work.
At the Fairs held throughout the Dominion, this Machine 'was put
to some very severetests by the
BEST JUDGES ME COUNTRY COULD PRODUCE,
AND BY THEM AWARDED
13 Prizes in 1871, and 26 Prizes in 1872.
Ite simplicity of construction, strength and durabilityreconunend it to all classes. It has a complete
set of attaclunents, and does all kinds of work.
INSTRUCTIONS IN ALL THE ATTACHMENTS GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE.
I
Gctrclner Sewing Machine Company, Hamilton, Ont.
PETER GRASSIE: SEAFORTH,
RTH,
A
en fo,thCounty c Huron.
286
STRONG -& F LIRI.Y
Are now receiving large additions to
784 '
7 84
028
7 49
t patented
I patented
t patented.
I patented
t patented
1-5 patented
1-5 patented
1-5 patented
OF TTJRNBERRY.
100 unpatented 5982 2 7
HAM, IN TUB,NBERRY.
20 ft. unpatented 51 79 1 3 7 1
VALE, IN TURNBERRY.
1-5 patented 8- 04 I 43 9 4
1-5 patented 8 04 1 94
20 10
31 24
ITh.
1 90
1 90
1 90
.1 90
1 90
1 90
1 90'
1 90
62 52i
$TOCK OF GROCEFIEr,
Which they offer Cheap for Cash.
The CASH 13UYE118 will find• it to their advantage to GIVE U.S A CALL.
Fine Flavor Teas from q0 cents up,
Bright Sugars, 11, 10 and 9 pounds for $1,
Rice, 20 Pounds for $1,
Raisins,.12 pounds for $1,
Tobaccoes from 40 cents per pound upwards,
so a large'Stock of Pickles, Sauceee, Spices, all kinds Flavorings, Extracts, ace.
great variety, • Salraon, Mackerel, Lobsters, Sardines, are.
Canned Goole in
FLOUR AND FEED. ALWAYS ON. HAND, AND .SOLD
- AT MILL PRICES.
- .
VEGETABLES PsECEIVEf) FRESH FROM THE :GARDEN EVERY DAY.
FRUITS ALWAYS ON HAND DUREaG THEIR SEASON.
Come one and. all Bind gwe us a cafl, and we will guarantee to give you Groceries as toed and at se
low a fig/4ro as any house in town.
Goods delivered as usual free of charge. •
STRONO- & FAIBLEY.
305
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