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2 110V aftY- 4gente Nee4te,a,
ehtssea of : 'working
ng or old,: make niere,
their spare montents,,pr late
ihything else. Partietilare ree.
TrilCiON CO.,Portland,Ralue. I 284 •
- 4 ' --asaae.
-sin; saaisator„ Winghtm, haS been ez:.
opt for the Colonial Seem:Weft 0m-
l:e1, he is ul'so Aeeut for st:,verok
Capital.stk tif Toronto, who loan Nougy at
reahon'tble nate. Interest Pr010 Yterly
.gps ntothe.'ate.
inghawfx Dee., 15, 1871.
218
2CAUGHE'Y It HOLMESTED, Barrister:I, At-
torneys at Law, ::•;olieitots in chlvtleerx awl
ifeertey, Niottaries Public and Couveyangers.
i,.tor s frr t he IL C. Bank- Seaforth. Agents for
;7atnn1a, Lila Assurance CQrap:tuy, ,
, 1.1,—ii. ),41t1:to leitd at 8 per cent.
.see end Lqtspr sale- . 58
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:;NSON S: . IT,..B., Barristers and 'AttoX•neys
e.t Law, I eiters in Chancery ann. Insawener,
e s, Ntarit•s. Pnbliet ete. OdleeS---Ssa„
,rov.tter.. t..00 af Private' Funds t
;:st ee,achight per ecelt. Interesl, payable
dy. • v i 53
v.=. n.t,TP.x•e0*...
, H. W. 0. Attglzu.„
it, ,i;ke.ifErlt, Barrister, Attorney' fri c'henc._
, ere.; ee,„ Goderieh, Out 011ice---oeer s., G.
tar & CoA4 Emporium, Market Square, 269.
:
s atter ess 311c-Ottltrti1,
.‘31111.1Sirkl!mi, AtterneysT,St.ditors in Chancery,
e -.e..., Brnskelk, Out- , Office -two doors nOtth of
,. Post Otliefe. 1
lt, Still I F,R, DANIEL McDCWilt.nkLisbilks.
fiotlrich.
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MEDI S.
• " . 1B1.1LI.e, tAir tdnate laniver.
: sity, Moutrettio C oroner for the County ot
mitt. 0111a6—Ntett (b)or to Calder BrOthers'
k)1e Vii lste and 01.pti.-1te :tie Callum's Hotel;
' trent, S'eaforrh, near the llailway Station-
IST1W'1BT M. I>, C. M.. Graduate a
1.-11ive1"sity, Montreal, Physieiau, Sur.
etc.! t/ific mut nosiden-Brucetield.
Scatorth, date of CarroubroOk,)
CorOner for the County of Perth. Office-
1.1-!s1i1euedy-Oom2Uer1tt1 Hotel. Calla at
VI. EIN ki:IS office o ill be atteudetl lo (lay or
287
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N21.1401:...., M. D., C. M., Phyeician; Sur-
geonyete., Cormier for the County of Hum,
and Ilt‘sideece. corner of.:NIarket and High
reets, rteNt to the Planteg Mill.
!TETE RIN..41.n... SURGEON.—D. MeNAUGHT,,
t v. sa, begps to annonnee to the inhabitauts
tctK and anrromadino country thathe has
aWarstetl. the diploma of the dutario'Veterire.
tt-Collge, and is uow prepared to treat diseases
Herses t•lattle itutl all domestic al:tittle's. He
optned an office in connection with his horse-
loeirre shore where he will be found ready to at-
oul to, calla. Diseases a the feet specially at -
nth ti. tt Bealtheate. office tind shop in dm rear
f Eillorakt & Ryan's new store. Ali kinds of Vet-
livary, Medicines kept constantly on hand.
harees reasonable. 229
J. G. BULL,
aa1-latEOIS,Dentist,&-e,49eatorth,
Oart aria. Plato wo4, latest
styles, neatly emeeutecl.All snr-
git.,a1 operations perforbied with
'_•-tre and 'promptitude. Fees- as low as. eanhe ob-
ained t4Sewhere. Office hears from 8 A. M. to 6
lt,f.Knatl over Mr. A. McDougall's Store,
270
ClItRCIIILL, veterinary Surgeon, (mem-
ber of the Ontario Veteringry College,) begs.
.dintim.ite that ho hes returned ta the eau...dee-of
sia la -eta -aim itt Se:tforth, and Teas at all timesbe
kostatqd, ou the diseases of Horsee, Cattle, &c.
Vetefinary reetlicines constantly on hand. Ag
railsj promptly attended to. Onice, at Mansion
Howke, Keaforth. 273
e=tteiitcariatcrawgr'r
1110-TELS.i
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NOX'S HOTEL, SEAFORTII. — Thomas F
ii.411-X begs to state to his old friends and -;
;,.tal the travelling public, that he has leasea the
-Hotel Ilately ocuttpied by Mr.. NI:1MA1-, lira
lurineriy kuown as the DOWNEY ECOr SA -and
hop s to- receive a. coutieuance of the patronage
Lbereilv bestowed upen hire. during his many
„yearbu ilte hotel hztsiness. Every comforttind,
, teem caienee will be 1.-rovided for travellers: the
darkest Liquors vital Cigars only kept in the tar.
, careful andre.lialde hostler always iu attendance.
291 . TI1011 KNC, Proprietor.
Va317611011MOSUIER
01.1.:sa Hatisa, s'eafortla Ontario. SIMON
10 }.LL Proprietor. The. subseriber has
Itoronghll renovated end newly furnished the
abovehuuse. so that it now affords gooCl aecommo-
° dation for,t1te travelling. publie. Choice liquors
and t-ilgars in the bar. The table is supplied. with
the delicacies in 1,4.:Istvu... tyyders 111 season.
Large stabling anti- au atterstiae hostler in con-
' neetidu. 251-17
RINCE OF WALES HOTEL, Clinton Out.,
C. J. McCi'TCHEON, Proprietor. 11ra-class
areoluxuodatiOn for i1 CI' Tlie Bar is sun -
plied with the very best Iitp_tore and cigars. Good
stabling atteched. The ettlett leaves this House
evenr day far WiTigham. 204-4t
FO'S_Stat'S, HOTEL-, stAFoRTn.
Tuomas FOSTEIt bees to inform bis old
, friends wtta the travelitig public that he Int44
operate', his new hoteladjeirung the Post Mee,
Seaforth, where he -has the very best accommoda-
':: tion for man told beast. The best of liquors and
--
cigars at the bar. THOMAS rosarKa.
TSHA1P'S LIVERY AND SALE S'll'ABLEg.
I 011ice--At. Mit-ray' s Seaforth. Good
. Heves and first-class Conveyances always onhand.
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ELL'S LIVERY STABLE,S, SEAFORTH, Ont..
Good Horses. and Comfertablo Vehicles, always
OU hand. Favorable Arrangements made wills,
rantereiaI Travellers. All orders Ieft at ENox's
iloTim, will be promptly attended to-
OFFX(..% tD TA.BLEs:--rThird door North of
Ettox'sllotel, Main Street.
221 THOMAS BELL, Prorietor.
-S. L XENNEDY,
OrSE, SIGN and ORN.A.MENTALIIAISTFA-
(Irainer, Paperh.ttneing -also attended. to.
Vork Vie LS cheap ss by any other goOd wOrk--
raan in the business. ordere Ieft With l!tr.r.
XellnedY. er for him itt tlaa Exrostron. Office will
t be prozapt12.- attended to. 1279-29
tat P 'BRINE
T IGENsED- AUCTIO-..N.:EEll, for the County' of
Huronales atteaule,1 in all pants a the
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Country. All orders left at Tits ExPosi/on. Office
'ail; be promptly at tended. to. 195
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EXTRACTING TEETH WIT
1 PA IN.
CPARTWRIGHT, L. D. S„ Surgeon, Dentist
" attt.!.e.de in St aft3rth , at 1 Z nox's Hotels the first
, Tuesflay :old Wednestbry of each month; in Clinton,
I "1 tahe eunnucrcial Hot,L1. tea the following Thars-
daYs and -Fridays. The remainder of the, time at
Pa. ties requiring new teeth ere requesttid to calif.
111,14 ratford oilier.
1 .
lx at $'•• '.? forth aild Clinti.n., (.1.1 the first (14's of at".
Te.htimollials of ever 560 patients who We' -hal
tendat-ee.
tb.sir, t( t•tIt extra:tea by the use of the; Gas, leg
in: stts it az :ay ottice teem! in Stratford.
Tei.ch hwerted hi the m.)st substantial aud im-
eiel styles.. .
IT -'141°4 tir''-ff` in gold, &e., iu a manner whieb,
237-
10. stiviaisheti.
OUT
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NOTaGE
S IlEltEBY GIVEN ilea applieatim be
1:a.1t• to the of the Pres'
ir," pi on: ario. at, its nt t:,..seiou, for „au riot t°
neite the North !titling t,f the County of Mr
qin to the Stetth Itiding cif the said Counts': far
o grstration putptoe
r
PETER ADAUSONT
County Clesarki.
Godt.rieh:
.t. lt•a3.
BOARDING. .
cote -as -Da lut Ieused the 1erge "ana corn -
mnditms house, on the Salt Works Li -roll -dB/
t joining the Railway Station, ana has 'ruled'.
a boardiug-house. Good table artd con:aortal) e
rooms. Persons wislting tt pleasant boarding-
house shoulrl apply, as there are at present •
vacancies- Transient boarders accoralliodabl-'"
less than hotel rates. 228
0
j 3» 1473
issassasuaisasiaemassmsosasasa
1'
,GAI13TIES.1
A Our-yOar-Olda boy recently eons-
• alainea that his te th _" had trod on his
s • a e
totigsse.
4/rs. Partin len says 1she gets up
,
everYiteorning a1 e shrill carrion of Ur
ch. 411,t fe," s. id. a elite, is the
•, !nest eveintmpere I person: fit the world -1- .
5116'sgw.:eYtislinalutoctih.",r was t'r-ying. to
ex-
plain to n. young- iopeful the other. day
ahouti • fighting tl• st the 'devil. After
te.liink the little fellow 'who the devil
s -
was, and hoW har 1 he was to succeS
telly !resist, he tu ued around and said : horse power eagine,
a m - ima, I'd. be cared of .the old devil, boiler running the i
i
beta I was to co ne acroSs one of his grouud floor are t
littlel tlevila I'd ock the stuffmg out these there are three
of lane' are, as a rule, kept
— Vhenever w hear a ilaan making a On the next floor ar
disparaging insina ation in,regard to his
inott8r-in-law, w
ing th him, " Sir,
been,anywhere if
had 4mother-in-la v."--.11,alTer's Bazar.
—y..‘ Little Tom: y didn't disobey-ma-
ll:La and go ill iswieeming, did he ?" No,
E POSITOR,1
• . PROORESS 0 ,BRUSSELS.
•
II '
SHERIFF AN] N EA! L'S OR
Messrs. Sheriff & Nears
is on Mill street, oppos te Eli
We visited_ the mill ou th
last Friday, and _toll ti the enter
proprietors Very bus,- atteadiug
s •
merons customers, w ho were pres
large numbers, as th . sleighing w
celIent on that day. I Mr. Sheriff,
those jolly.millers w reaalf of, silo\
through the building , which is of
60x30 feet, and 3i Stories in I
Steam is the motiv power used
nd 45 horse
achinery. 0
e mil -stone
v
s' eozis•Itilurelsi or alfyl 1 :alt. ti mseivnYoerark,161.
8nint Machines, and a che t of metchaut
- bolts. Most of the serk t Ono by Sheriff
& Neal is in gristing w high. keeps them
:busy from morning t 0 night. They are
obliging and energet : me
.made by Goldie & ii 1.CUU
Q
ready extensive bu iness
no doubt, still furtherinar
gine, boiler, Machu. ery,
Mr. James Mitchell,- sten
township, built the Mill,
have said, is of stone ' M
built the stone -work ab
mil
BRUSSELS SAM Al.
ST mu..
stablisament
aboth street,
morning of
lazing
0 nu-
nt in
s ex-
ne of
ea us
tone,
eight.
Ha 35
ower
the
. Of
always feel like say --
you never would have
our fatherhad never
01
m "a ; jiminy
the hoys went in,
woulia not disobe
.
neveks tells lies,
ma- couldn't g
howidees Tomnarhappen to have onJini-
my
Brewtee shirt , •
-Airs. Perkin:, who- has just finished -
" a ea house, has- been :somuch annoyed.
recently by light mg. rod- Men .and insUr-
anee agents that, , as a protection, she pa
out 11 si-gn stating
were ill with th
, ere pallidbe- cola
beggar' was seen
• house for -an - in
rad the sign,:
Brown and the rest of
ut I remembered, and
you." " And Tommy
loes he ?" " No, Ma-
to heaven." "Then
that four of the family
small -pox, but strang-
ially received. A bliInd
o pause in front of ,the
taut, the other day,to
and then he quickly
sought an adjoi •na- street. I
-1-The pancak season has not got
aro a to Rich ond, Ind. A hired earl
em loyed in ,a f ly there, while baking
paicakes the ther morning, stepped
a*.ward to a c air in which repose(1 the
hi er, and deli erately sat down in the
As she su sequently refused to sit
a on the stove, the breakfast Was
Enstn
lied with bread. —Danbury Yews.'
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!
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BRIEF NOTES.
't is reportedthat England proposes
take the peninsula ofl Yucatan from
txico as an equivalent for the. debt
by Mexico to Great Britain.
At .1a:ea, in Southern California, the
th nainers pack dirt to watet /an their
Bhpulders for a mile and a half; /wash but
t 1-13 gold, and. make fair profits.
--Reports fnom the Arcticlregions of
o Pacific state that the weather has
ea unusually mild, but that the whal-
vessels have not been very success-
. .
—Boston is said to b.ave an election
0 cer who, a ter searching the "Ns"
rough and rough, said he, could :not
nd a certain Ir. ICnight's name on the
1 oting list.
--The Grangers of Fou du Lac County,
isconsin, oraanized a Town Insurance
Company duri cr the past summer, and
its success is , lerea,dy assured.
i —Benevole
-Using gold w
inichei every m
1dollar, during
1 —The intei eating controversy between
klexander
JC, ampbellism,
!whether the
itra.inecl, Inth
the West.
—Newspa
10
to
t persons have been adver-
tches and like gifts for a
several yearsrand by this
n in the cuuntry should be
=obeli, the founder of
and Dr. R. la Rice, as to
reek- work &spade can be
'31)0
This factory is sitaated on Turnberry
street, near the ra lway
proprietor is Mr. James
Seaforth. Quite a vaaie
turned out in this establisli
REASUR
Co arry OF 111.1110N,
Po :
bea ing date the Thirtie
lect'on of arrears of Tax
to iye notice, that unle
be ooner paid, I shall,
TLIURSD_A Y, TH
COURT HOUS
Prebeed to sell by PUB
be sufficient to di
Lot
E 1
N I
S
E
8
or Part of Lot.
4.
•3.
1 1
of N 1...-
part or .1 4. 9
,and their al- 17. ..... 1 1
will, we have N part . T. Plot. 1 patented 7 84. 1 4-0
R'S sALE OF LANDS
oP, rri.A.x4ms
virtae of a warrant under the hand of the Warden
the Comity of Huron, and the seal of the said Coun
h day ofAugust A. D., 1873, to me directed for the e
s due on the undermentioned lands, these are therefo
s the said -taxes together 'with all lawful costs and. charg
18.171. DAY" OF 'DECEMBER, A. D. 187
the hour of 1 O'clock P. M., at the
IN THiTOW'N OF ,,GODERIC
IC AUCTION, th said lands, -or so much thereof as m
charge ,such ar .s of Taxes and charges thereon.
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD.
Joneesszon 07' Patented or 4 a t of Costsmid
'tree& 'A -es. Unpat;?nted. l'axes.' Cone
1st E. D. ,100 patented $53 941 $2 55
3d E. D. 100 petentei 76 75 3 13
th W. D. 50 Patented 48 701 2 43 51 •
th W. D. 50 patented 15 391 60 16
h W. D. 50 patented • 16 91 1 63 18
th W. D. 1158 unpatented 85 23 4 55 89 '
9B4
T. jPlot. 78 / patented 5 51 1 35 6 9
1 -
Lot or Part of.Lot.
Sub. of Lot 16,- Con.
1, Usborne, 16 •..
Sub. of Lots 17 & 18,
Con. 1, Usborne 21
Stilt1 of Lots 17& 18,
Con. 1, Usborne; 29
Sub. of Lots 17 418,
Con. 1, Usborne; 30
I Sub. of Lots i7& 18,
I . Con. 1, Usborne, 37
Sub. of Lots 17,& 18,
Con. I, Usborne, 38
Sub. of Lots 17 & 18,
Con. L'Usborne, 39
Sub. of Lots 17 &18,
, Con. 1, Usborne, 42 111cConnell's do.
'Sub's of Lot 20,_ Con.
Tott 1, Usborne,' 49. McCoinsell's clo.
$56 49 .Sub: of Lot 20, Con.
79 $8 , 1, Usborne, 50.... McCoimeirsdo.
VILLAGE OF EXETER.
Concession or
Street. Acres.
Carliug and ./ '
others' surv ey
McConnell'i do.
McConnell'i3do.
McConnelPs do,
McCoianell's.do.
McConnell's do.
IslcConn elrs do . ,
3 Sub.Lotl,Con.lallay
)9 formerly Frances -
town............
8 Sub. of Lot 25, Con.].
, Stephen, formerly
Francestown, 359..
Sub. of Lot 25, Con. 1,
Stephen, 'formerly
‘ase. The en- ee 0 36 .
(.
&c.. were all VILLA E OF PORT ./11_LBERT„ IN ASHFTELD.
loch, of Galt. 25 . C lborne W. 4 Patented 3 10 1 30
-mason, ,Grey ''• •
26. c patented 3 10 1 30
which, as we 27. i?atented. 3 10 - 1 30
. Mitchell also 32
'H unpatented 2 78 1 28
ut Vanstane's
34. unpatented 2 78 4, 1 28
33. ,H
lborne- W.
lborne W:
ron St.- E.
ron St. E.
ron St. E.
ron St. E.
on St. W.
on St. W.
n Rciad E. ,
enhain W. 1 1
llington E. 1 )1
OWNSHIP1OF
4th W. D. 100
"42th W. D. 1: 63
ke Road E. ' 6
La -e Road W. 1
VILLAGE OF
Hi un ateated 2 78 1 28
R FA.CTORY. 35. . II unpatented . . 2 78 1 28
34. 14 u unpatented. 2 78 1 28
35. Hi unpatented 1 28
7 Lond unpatented 1 40
32. Sy 1 28
unpatented.
43. W patented 1 48
T 'OLBORNE.
patented
patented
patented
patented
'LINTON.
patented
patented
eatented
ateutesl.
patented
patented
ii . of Lei 177 patented
OWNSHIP OF GODERICH.
1st 4t patented.
; 1st t 11 patented
TOWN 01F GOI DE
' 1 1: it Iaael Int. e dpatented.
4. isatented
i patented
It tpipaattuntteedd.
1 patented.
I patented
patented
1- patented
i Patented
.1 patented
a patented
1 patented • 1 64
station. The
ennett, late of
y. of work- is
ment. Doors,
sashes and all finished. wiork for house
building aee manufactured, and a special-
ty_is made in house lalockings. Mr. Ben-
nett &aims to be the ori 'miter of this
useful invention. Mr. Ben iett also manu-
factures different kinds of wood -work for
carriage builders. A v st amount of
planing is done here. T e factory is a
two story frame buildin , and the ma-
chinery is operated by a
engine and. boiler. poldi
Galt, -are the makers.
floor the first ma;chine w
planer. This machin!e is o
and performs its Werk n
There is also a rip 4.1a* in.
•
2 78
7 92
!2 78
7
W part 11
N art 1 ..... ,
W part 10
1
348
453
:400
0 horse power W A 730.
• &' McCulloch, ‘,1 9A. 731
n the ground „e
notice is the 14
the best make, I'
est efficiently. Sab. 16 of Lot 4
this room. On
the upper floor we Obsera e a scroll saw. Sip. 15 of Lot 10
This is a very handy mac ine for cutting 143
boards into all kind's of thicy and plain 230
patterns. The ten ;onin machiae is - of 277
good make, and very la or -saving. On 516
this floor there is a ther Hp saw: There 517
are also a "cut " sawand blocking. 04
machineacombined la .sas and moulding 532 ...... .... a.. .
machine, a shapin machline, a mortising • (535 , ... .
k,
machine, and. a cramping machine. We 14 .1,
are pleased to learti that Ir. Bennett in- 80 . . ... .
tends adding moretmachinery to his Lie- 59
tory, but, even a present, better finish- 63
ed work is not pr auced in any mill of 150
the kind in Ontar 9. ' 1154
BRUSSELS WOOLEN. MILL. 1155....
During the past week we also paid a 1176.
visit to this factory. It is situated at 177.
i'zabeth and Catherine
ding a two story
feet. On the first floor
ern. The, engine and
horset[power, and are
or. 1 this room are
also two d.ouble cardingrmachines and. a
picker. In the next room, on the same
floor, are a full sot of 40 inch machines „
(condensers), a 120 and 240 spindle
jack, and a spoo er, a ina,ch.iir for stock-
ing yarn. In a' room adjotning this are
the fulling mill imd. scouting rollers, ifor
scouring the el 11. Here also are the
"sprinkle," is again up in dye tubs. ' On tie upper; floor are four
, politer. looms, t o narrow and two broad
the corner of E
streets. The bu
brick one, 30x56
is the engine r
boiler Are each 1
on the ground fl
er cosrespondents describe ones, and a looM for Weaving plaids
the Fantees a most deplorable race of
braid warper .an
il.
'Africans. am doubt their value as allies
drying room. a
of the Brits . They beg for food, and
for taking aus
!then ask to b- paid for carryina it home.
H are also lie shearing machine, a
d the" flapper." In the
Iij�ining is a " duster,"
a,nd barrs out of the
Ocess of making the
las follows: When the
` the seller, coarse and
1The wool is then dyed
e, and goes to the picker
first " crusher," Tis
—Among
who have
constituents,
enough to as
of the Brit
Baxter, me
inerly Secre
he inernbers of Parliathent woo' - p
cloth 1.1 briefly
een busy addreseing their
t-, wool is .got fro
at least one has been bold
isocate the dismembermei t ' fine are, sorted.
or not as desira
h Empire. This was M
aria thence to ti
ber for Montrose, and fe -
ary to tile Admiralty. In is a burring iichine. It -.then passes
thronah the sebond breaker and " con -
speech delivered at Arbroath he recon -
denser," which Oirds it still fmer. Af-
mended that England should get rid Of
ter that it is br light to the s inning ma -
some of her colomes. chine, and. then po the " spo er," wb.ere
—T. Lan Emory, residing near Ta-
if is put on lar spools. Th n it is sent
lor, Pa., re
-phobia. W
of them be
frothecl at the mouth, became ungovern-
able, and in'a frantic rage seized its com-
pa.nion by the neck, thus communicating
the disease to it. A number of hogs its
it is thiSkened
the neighborhood were bitten.; by the
scouring lanach
same dog, and died -with all the symp-
! to the " riappin
-toms of hydrophobia. the wool to cle
—It is.prbposed to submit to the peo-
pnt on the bar
pie of Michigan an amendinent to the
ently lost horses by hydro- to the warping
ale driving on the,road. one
the threads are
an to act very strangely, and the. nc.e to
is woven into
the case may
brought to t
Constitutioliproviding - that an annual
tax of $300 • b
e imposec1 On each person
engaging in the traffic` in intoxicating
drinks ; that to engage in the business
0
sheaxed and pr
ready for the
Illanutactureii
cloth, plain an
withoitt licence shall be a misdbest part of temeanor, any extra cloth
and that the sale tO miaors, persons un--
der guardianship, insane and ibought by the cdiotic per- lage. About t
tons, oaupers and common: drunkards, is
Wholly prohibited. , • 6°ming 'with,
-While the Bishop Surragan was Chialso the owner
ne, intends
preaehirg the opening sermon at Trinity ty of sawed slfi
Church, Nottingham, ori the Sunday af- with his •mac
ter the recent restoration of that edifice;
cut011shares
expresses hims
the business he
brought the service to a close and quietyear,sancl saysly *future are brig
dismissed the congregation, who depart- stbne-mason an
ed in perfect ignorance of. the met that this building.
they had. been spared the peril of apamc.
—A. Stan:ey farmer, having tried to .great many`•-foui
tell his place that he might go We t, to do so, a_sti,one and brick
fa
Ihe aid not want to sell, for the follosvi g Post.,
Iiled. nd finally concluded 1-hat
treasons : They had good roads, .11
county improvements were ma ea
churches were built, and firstscl ss F A T
schools were lin operation ; the orcha cl '
intimation was quietly eonveyed to him
by the vicar that the roof was in flames.
Without the least emotion the preacher
achine, up s airs, where
ade in o eqt al sections,
he pow , where it
lain or fancy flannel,as
e. The c1th is then
e " fulling " Mill, where
and frim there to the
ne. ThTn it is brought
" machine,s hich raises
the th cads, and is then
for drying. It is then
ssed 'when the flannel is
nrchaser Mr. McIntosh
1 kinds of c Mulen full
ancy 11 'nide, etc. The
o work s " oilstone." but
made b him is quickly
ry good men of the vil-
e commencenaent of the
, Mr. McIntofi` la who is
f a small shingling ma -
o begin Making -a, quanti-
• les. lie ha e three saws
e. He buys logs and
r money. Mr. McIntosh
if as will satlisfied. with
has don, during the past
hat the prosiects for the
t. Mr. James Mitchell,
brick -layer, also erected
Ile Mitchell has built a
dations, and most of the
structures in the village.
bore a,beinclaAtly, and there were iaeig
bors ss -ho knew him and. trusted' hi
There are many other people roVin
inclined_ who would dowell to look
the case from this point of view. ,
—A sturdy Nantucket matron of t e
Olden time had a family of boys, tile
youngest of whom made sad havoc wah
the knees of h -;_.s trousers, and retheinber-
ing the leather breeches of her Puritan
ancestors, which Doesticks says they
wore out praying On the sand, she ap-
plied stout patches of leather to Benny's
overalls, secretly fearing it was a hazar-
dous experiment. The next morning
-early her husband summoned her to take
a peep through, the shutters -into t e
barnyard, were shebeheld one of er
" hopefuls " turning the grindstone, a
second pouraag water on the same, a id_
Benny, arrayed in the newly repair d
pants, holding first one knee and. th 13
the other, until the patches were destro -
ed. Tradition says the offender earne t-
ly wished those patches on the net er
side of his garments when he writh d
-under the punishment which followed.
1 -
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1.1332
Lot 71, sub. lots 2 & 3
1Lot 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. & 114's survey, Ei 7
P. & M's survey, 3.
Sub. 6, -lots 330, 377 & 3
Sub. 7, lots 330, 377 &
S part 9
28 -
32
N .1- 17
N 26
30
32
24
1
%AS SIOW
OF
TOCK.
THETnekersrui h3ranch Anicaltural Society
will hold a show Or Fitt Stool' at Mr. HOUGH-
TON'S YAB,D, SE (ORTH, on -
Tue. eday, 911I of December, .137:3,
When the followi g prizes will be offered, viz.:
1st. 2nd. 3rd.
Beet Fatted Ox,or teer....94,00 ti53 00 $2 00
Best Fatted. COW ca .00 3 00 2 00
Best Pair Fat 8 00 2 00 1 00
Best:Fat Pig. 3 00 1100 1 00
Beet Pair `...`urlioys, dressell..i1 00 50
Best Pair Geese,dreased 1 00 50 '
All entries must bb made with the Secretary. at
the plaae for holding the show, not later than 11
o'clock on the day et the show.
Judges to conun rico at 12 o'clock, nom.).
jf RN HANNAH, Jr., Secretary.
JOEL'S MeMILLAt President. 311
OTI E _
TS hereby given that the. partnership .lately sub-
sistiug betweei John Govenlock and Robert
Glralurmi both of the township of in the
'tvw Milk,rti, untler the hem o
on \vita on the twenty -lift
itst,disSoIVtYI. by .ranttial eon
-mg to the saidpartnership' ar
to be received by tlIle saki john erovenlock.
Dated at Seafdrth thi 2btb day of Noyernbor
A. D. 1873. 1' •
(Signed) JOHN GOVENLOCK,
81.28 11013ERT
County of Huron,
' " Govenloek & Cir
day of Septern.bea
sent. Al_l debts 'o
8
115 Sub. of Lot 1 in
S part of W part 2J.
N & E part 27--
28
24
E a 26
W 26.1.... • • .
16. -
S W .cbraer .12
W 24 •
IV- part 27
SW128
pt Sq. acre on
''W corner 3L
E part 25 . .
8. ......
Park Lot 29.
178
.179
N W
22
art 10 -
S13.
E4- 138
E 1 139 .
E
E -141...
S 142
Mc2Connell's Bury'
S"
9..
. . .
04*.
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• A.
• A. 1-5 patented 95
A. 1-5 patented 5 18
A. 1-5. patented 1-36
A. 1-5 patented 40
1
Toronto St. 1-5 patented 1 99
Toronto St. 1.5 - i patented.; 1 99
Cedar St. 1-5 patented: i 65
Pine St. 1-5 I patented' 40
1
.. , patented. 4 69
.. patented 4 69
IP OF GREY.
25 !patented
100 unpatented
100 patented
50 : patented.
50 uupatented
100 uiipatented
100 unpatented
100 unpatented
F BRUSSELS.,
31.
$8 64
17 70
4 00
I 2 87
1 • 60
1 84
1 65
1 32
1 19
5 32
5 43
5 49
12 ps
3 99 -
3 99
12 19
II 27
10 37
7 62
7.62
3 07
1 399
) 365
1 762
80
a patented
patented
4 patented
a patented
+ patented
a patented.
1-5 patented
1 64
1 64
1. 09
2 00
200
240
1 50
8
78
TOWNS
1st
5th
7th
8thi
10tht
17th'
18th
18th
VILLAG
Con. 10, Gressa 1I • patented
TOWNSHIP OF HAY. 1
, 10th I 25 patented
10th 75 patented
TOWNSH P OF HOWICK. I
3rd 100 patented
5th 100 patented
50 patented
6th..
6th 50 pateated
7th 100 paten te d
100 nnpatenteal
3 patented.
50 patented
21 patented
25 patented.
llth
A.
A.
A.
200
.2 18
1 65
1 30
1 28
1 25
1 25
1 25
1 25
1 25
1 35
1 35
135
1 53
1 30
1 30
1 53
1 50
148
140
1 40
1 30
1 30
1 30
140
1 23
1 25
125
1 25
1 25
1 25
125
128
1 25
123
1 35
1 25
123
1 25
1 25
1 23
1 23
1 33
1 33
463 1 33
437 133
36 39 213
25 04 1 85
11 05 158
33 35 2 05 !35 40
'24 99 1 83 26 82
24 99 183 26 82
376 1 30 5 06
4 10
4 ko Francestown, 376..
4 0 Sub. of Lot 25, Con, 1,
4 06 Stephen, formerly
4 06 1 Francestown, 377.. .. - 1-5 patented 46 1 2 1 -69
4 06 TOWNSHIP 01? EAST WAWANOSH.
4 06
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4
Patented or Aln't of Costs&
Unpatented. Taxes. Com' en. Total..
patented 1 57 1 25 2 82
patent& 174 125 299
Patented. 174 1 25 :2-99
4
patented 1-74 120: -299
patented 174 126, 299
patented 1 74 1 25 2 99
patented 1 74 125 299
patented 1,74 125 2 99
patented. 60 123 83
Patented 60 1 23 1 83
-1-5 oatented 5 14 1 35 :649
1-5 patented. 4 71 1 33 •6 01
1-5 patented
46 123
1 69-
8 W part 33
N 18
E 14,
W 1 23.....
E 1 23. - 13th 100 patented 32 50 2 03 34 56
VILLIA_GE OF DUNGANNON. IN WEST WAWANOSIL
52... .. . . 4_ . Malath's survey patented 35 1 23 1 58
VI.L. AGE OF ST. HELENS, IN WET WAWANOSI-1.•
1,15 Mather'ssurvey patented 65 1 23 1 88
Aa M. ROSS/
Treasurer, County of Huron.
301-13
3
• • 9th 170 patented 71 35 3 00 74 35
1 '06 TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH.
4 .06 lst 100 unpatented 35 6$ 2 10 37 7$
932 12th 100 patented 28 81 192 30 73
4-06 13th 100 patented 32 50 203 3453
12138
33162
40 82
191351 Sub.Lot18,Con.
5 30
I
415
85
3109
2190
2 57
2 44.
6 67
78
84
14 41'
29
29
ip 72
12 77
85
p 02
119 02
11 37
5 29.
1 95
,19 02
12 03
89
2 89
12 89
234
325
• 3-25
3 68
2 75
1 2 18
6 53
261
f 63
3 24
-324
1 88
1 63
6 02
02
County Treasu 10r,
8
Goderich, Sep
271 S TS OF LADIES' FURS
To pick from
1\1- rr ,
From $2 75 a Set.
339 LADIES' JACKETS AT DENT'S,
Beautiful Goods, from $1 25 up.
•
An Endless Stock of MILLINERY and
the Novelties of the Season at
310
DENT'S Cheap Dry Goods Establishment, Seaforth.
•
H_A_1 RI\ --ESS ITAR1\--ESS
TRUNKS,:
;. WHIPS,
COMBS,.
•
COLLARS,
VALISES,
LASHES,
BRUSHES, 41(.0
AT BELFRY & MAY'S, SEAFORTEL
5 96 . Cur '1=1A11NESS 'we can recommend to any one, as we use only first-class Leather and mak('
5 70 none but first-rate ilarness. We warrant our Collars not to gall a Horse, and guarantee them to
38 52• give entire satisfaction.
.2165 8693 -'Shop Oppof sit(i: Mansion IlouRe, Seaforth.
907 145 10 52
27 24 190 29 14
38 71
58
4 25
4 39
14 24
14 42
73
18 78
6 30
4 59
2 18.
1 33:
133
1 33
1 58
1 58
1 23
1 68
1 38
1 33
.40 89
-5, 91
5 58.
5 72
15 82
16 00
1 96
20 46
7 68
5 92
A. 1-16 patented 2 58 1 28 3 86
B. 12 patented 2 69 1 28 3 89
ILLAGE OF WII.OXETER IN HOWICK.
. Centre St. E 1-5 patented 7 99 1 10
ILLA.GE101? FORDWICH, IN HOWICK.
6 • patented 6 14
VILLAGE OF HOWICK IN HOWICK.
1-5 patented. 2 19 1 28
_ 1-5 patented. 2 19 1 28
TOWHSH •P • OF HULLETT..
patented. i3 .19 1 30
patented 31,1 57 2 00
patented • 67' 78 2 90
ORRIS.
100 knpatentetl 80 49 4 43
LYTH, -1N MORRIS.
patented 53 1 23
a patented 55 1 1 23
patented 53 , 1 23
la patented 55 1 23
- patented 53 , 1 23
* patented 1 80 • I 25
OF MOKILLOP. .
.50 patented 17 57, 11 65
0 BROVK, IN MOKILLOP.!
1.1-5 - patented 32 1 23
OF SEAFORTH.
1-5 patented 6 46 1 38
1-5 patented. 6 46 1. 1 38
Jarvis survey, 1-5 patented • 7 88 1 40
TOWN SH1P OF STANLEY. .
Range A.1, 9 patented 6 11 1. 38
AGE! OF BAY ilELD, IN STANLEY.
1-32 patented , 31 1 23
patentet - 11 26 1 25
. patenter 74 1 1 23
patente i5 13 1 1 35
4 patente
bREAVS, 1N 8'
patent&
OF S
BELFRY &
GARR\ FIR SEWING MACHINE
Is a Strong,
EASY RUNNING MACHINE,
WELL ADAPTED FOR
FAMILY SEWING,
AND
Light Manufacturing Work,
At the Fairs held throughout the Doniinion, this Machine was put
to some very severe tests by the
9 39 BEST JUDGES THE COUNTRY COULD PRODUCE,
1 38 7 25 .A.I4D BY THEM AWARDED
! 4th' 16
7th 100
8t 100
TOWNSH P OF
9t
VILLAGE 01'
7 Block A
TOW NS
. • 7t
VIL AGE OF. CAR
• • •
VILLAGE
- Jarvis survey
Jarvis survey
50
55
Part Block K
Centre part 13
IL
W part 174
Middle part 216
291
621
636 ... • . . ..
D.
v ILL
W 40 acres of S 1 3.
N I- 3 . .
4VILL ..... OF H
11
12.
17
9
10
27
12
19
26
Part 277
GE OF ST.
• _Allan St. !
TOWNSHIP
51thl,
5tIa
RPURHEY,
Cash's surve
Cash's snrve
Cash's surye
orsley's surve
orsley's surve
Chalk's surve
ewis& Galt's d
ewis & Galt's do:
TOWNSHIP
VILLAGE OF WIN
.0•4
VILLAGE OF BLUE
124 . - • .4.
ig5
3 47
3 47 10 Prizes m ,18711 and , 26 Prizes in 1872.
4 ,
4--
4 19 Its simplicity of construetion; strength and durability recommend it to all classes. It has a loomplete
got of attachments, and does all hinds of work.
33 57-
70 68 INSTRUCTIONS IN ALL THE ATTACHMENTS GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE.
84 92 Gardner Selving aeltine Company, , Hamilton, Ont.
176
1 78
1 76 288
1 78
Agent for the County • of 'Huron.
PETER GRASSIE, SEAFOBTII,
176
3 95.
STRONG & FAIRL Y
• 19 22
Aro now receiving large additions to their
1 55
7 84
7841
9 28.
7 49,
1 54
511
971
6 48
• 5-01 -! 1 nal 6 36
A BEY.1 1 •
1 37 . 1 25 262
TE.PHEN. - . -
- patented 8 42 1 68 20 101
atentea 32 21 1 2 03 - 34 24
i patentecil 67 1 1 23 1 90 ,
a patented
i patented C7 ! 1 23 , 1 90 -
67 • 123 ' 1 90 FLOUR AND FEELY_ ALWAYS ..ON. HAND, AND SOLD
, AT! 'MILL rRICES.
4 patented 67 1 23 -- 1 00 I -
1 - patente 1 67 , 1 23 ! 1 90 ' , i I
67 ! 1 23 ' 1 90 :
-90 ' ' 's' a:OFT 1. Ill F:A it E C El V ED FRESH FROM THE -GAIIDEN EVER X ' DAY-
,
1-5 patented - 67 1 23 , 1
1-5 patented 67 ' 1 23 1 90 I, .. . ... .
IIT:-; A,I4.:WAY4 OX FUND PURE'S: G TB= SEASON.
'1-5 patented I
I? TUUNBERIW. !
• 100 unirtented 59 $2 2 701' 62 5'2 . ,
4 -Come out, and all and .ho tw It ettli, and we will gaiaranteo to give yon.
..
The
STOOK '()F PROCgf.11E$-,
'Which they offer Cheap for Cash.
CASH 1-1In:F.11S find. it ththeir advantaae to GIVE *US A CALL.
0
Fine Flavor Tens from 50 cents up,
Bright Sugars, 11, 10 and 9 pounds for$1,
Bice, 20 pounds for $1, ,
Raisins, 12 pounds for :
Too:wrote from 40 cents per pound upwards,
40 .4_11.0 a large Stock t4 Pieties, Sztnees, Spices, all kinds, Fla.vorings, Extracts, &e. Cantle Goods in
50
, gi ettt ariet). Salmon, Mackerel, Lobsters, Sardines, tte.
IN TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH. 1 1
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HADA, 1 TU1N11ERRY riow t, 1.1g1.1rt5 g1tt aLy L .11> e in
20 ft, unpatented 5 79 11 35 7 14 t.
ALE, IN TURNBERR.Y. GINA% 4.
' 1-5 • patented 8 04 1 43, 9 47
I5- pateutod. 804 1 43 947
oceries as good- and as
fAivered as aSual free of charge.
STRONG & FAIRLEY.
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