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s obe.cured by sin_
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will therea a, .-vray for
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, and interrupted
Let.— phie..
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atioal. Problerist.
e.,—The Merchants Co.
shipped. to an ageat in
eterele Of salt, to be sad
of 4 per cent. He eette,
in -coal, first dcductjn
1of 5 : per cent. To
.coived, $300. If
price per barrel, after a
,per cent. for freight, eee,t
rtpalay 4 profit of 25 per
:of manufacture?
te
ts is the solution of the
1-1ssien on salt, 1-25 of
ornmisaiork oa coal; 1-.21.
te of price of salt. Then.
;35 ofeelling price. whole
Eon. ! Hence 35-3x saw.
!$I 25 per barrel. A det
[er cent. leaves. $.1
x is 54 cost. Hence cost
'reel. !'
lein we have received 30
' whieh are correct. The
.., naines of those who
utions : A. A. Rib -
,Baird, Sr., Bruce -
lamer. 8 -
1,
013 'Tdekerataith. ;
441,11, '`orilyee ; Archibald
: . J. ttodfrey,
Eg-
Ma.iaffv, Hilebert ; .11.
a iel :Win. KIliott, Mct
er eon, Grey - John
tenet) ; Robt. Mcangli-
-
Ie. Stoddart, Egmont/-
4h, A\ alton . ;Alex.
t., . .....
nth
rop s Mercy Steverte,
erguson, McKillop - T.
Wroxeeer ; Hugh, kae,
% J. Phoenix, Turnberry ;
elmore.
NY 1'1O1US:31s.
k give two problems,. and
LI to receive solutions for
l. \\e! will publish the
who correctly solve each
.ately.
7.—The Huron and Que-
;quires from the County of
of $400,000. At 6per cent.
el 2.1e per cent., for sinking
Mount i woad regeire -se
ugly to liquidate the en-
0leqeal1aanual payments,
1cent. interest on the sink.-
:
imuletiene ?--.Tohn Morris.
-,..1 s. ---A_ Muller has a tri -
eV, whose sides are to each
umbers 5, 12 and I3. 1 -le
reds wide all lound it, and
iejest half the field. Find
i,.!Itairti, Si%, Briceefield.
:5--ructF. (JHERRIMAN'S •3›.‘p.
CISION.
r:NIVE-RSITY COLLEOE,)-
TQROltire, eau° ne. isee. S
ewer- to your question, I
-.t when you have an aqua-
e Cub, -1' 2e sq. - log-- 1,9)...-
g coarse, that 2 is one of
1.4 that satisfy it, aud that
e valuee are involved in the
;tor equated to 0; Look-
)blem on the slip you M-
atson's objediou as there
iense ; he apparently does
id the diethiction between
'!' and an, " equation." If
at the ;solutions were "k-
at. not Showing thatthe so -
was: the only one possible,
* beeu excused, though a
residual cubic shows there
er solution. His own sok- •
alied, is an minecessakilY
eat-, of getting at a result
,. at once obtained by the
ls of selvm` eta the equations. •
Late-, J. ilk CHERRIMAN.
[6,1‹.--Rev.'J. C.4... Bull, for-
rth, bat now of MitchelI,,,,
, recipient, a few evening‘
-e containing $50, accora-
r'rolIotting address. The
aa made on behalf of the
frielade of the -Wesleyan
-reit irt, -stlitehelL The fol -
(1(11055: To Dr. Ben—
i,- Sir : We, the members
the 'Wesleyan Church in
rO to express 'to you our
-of your faithful, zealous
ed labors among us dur-
revivel of religion, which
el of the Church, has been
eirsafe during the past Mina
„ We have admired your
n1 forcliblts exhertations in
vices. We firmly believe
acknowledge that the re-
commenced by our pastor,
ad ininterest aud efficiency _
'once and efrective tabors,
tank yeti far so cheerfully
! our pa.stor's nivitatien,
you heti found. a faislaful,
:efficient; cotaborer. We
ar matly Godly counsels
Sly engtavect on our hearts,
emanently mfiuence our
It you may yet be spared
:- esefulness in the Church
-5e accept of this purse as a
(nu- ireatitude, which in -
presses our appreciation, of
!ed- ChriEtiail and- ft faith-
. the ;Sete Testament.
..
BlItrysIS.
ott June 15, the 'wife
ge aleNey„ of a son.
aforthe on Jane 22, the
ThertutS' Bell, a 4 son,
6eafotth, on Wednesda.y,
wife of Mr. Wm. Itoiland,
i Tuelt ranith, on Tues -
3, the -ife of Mr. Joseph
t..
,- e sere
4tt 1.40 an, on Monday,
the -wit of Mr. Richard
a` a son.
-...
6.13,1t1, GES.
June 23, at the
I. the ride's -father, Mr.
y, to 1 isa Jane Marietta, ,
tsinith.
D1RAT HS.
• Brussels, on Weduesday,
telindat,idaughter of Mr.
l
t, bate er, aged 6 years
es.
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2 1874,
L II MARKETS.
SEAFORTH, Jane 25, 1874.
Business 4i11 continues good on ' the
Seaforth mar' et, and a large amount of
grain is yet ciaily brought forward. For
wheat we qtote a slight advance this
week with. a good. demand. Coarse
grains rernailit firm at old prices. Higher
than on quoted prices has been paid for
during the pest -week, but such prices are
inctuating a.nd net to be yepended On.
We quote :
Fal1Wheat, per bushel...........$1 25 to 1 28
Spring Wheat, per bushel..." ., - 1 18 to 1 21
Oats, perbushel...... 45 to 0 46
Peas, per bushel. . .. . ............. 0 60 to �5
Butter,No. 1, Leose;., -........ - 15 to 0 16
F.iggS..... • - - - .. - - - - - . - • • ...... - 010
Flour ......... . . ............... 0 00 to 6 00
..............16 00 to 18 00
Hides.. ! • ......... ... .... ...... 5 00 to 6 50
Veal calf, per ralmmd., . 0 08 to 0110
Iamb Skins....a................... 0 15 to 020
Sheep pelts... ................... 0 12i to 015
1
Murrainitides. ................. 0 04 to .
05
Salt (retail) pe -barml........... i 25
Salt (wholesale per barrel. ,...... I. 05
Potatoetaper bu hel...... -...... 0 85 to 0 40
oatmeal •ti* brl . ...... .. . . . . . .. .. 0 4;i00
Wood......... ...... - .......... 2 50 to 275
Bed_ ........... ........ .. ...... 8 00 te el 50
Word- ....... .... , ......:...... 0 37 to 088
Tan bail. ... - . • ......... ... ' ... . 400
Crassroat, Srme 25, 184.
j
—__....
Fall Wheat, pea bushel............ 1 26 6 1, 28
Spring Wheat, per bushel......... 1 20 6 1 21
Oats, per bushel....,.. .......... 0 46 0 0 50
Barley, per bushd......,.......... 105
Peas, per bushel. ............ 0 60 g e 62
Butter............................. 015 0 0 16
Potatoes . - ....,,.. ... . . . . . „ - . . . . . . 0 80 a 0 40
Eggs. - ..... ... . ...... .......... 000 0 010
Hay, per ton, .... ..... . ... ......16 00 es, le 00
Woos ... ......... ..... 0 86 tell 0 40
INGERS LL CHEESE, MARKE
At the I ersoll Cheese Market, on
Wednesday ad, 12,000 boxes June make
offered, a,nd 11 964 were sold-, 726 boxes
sold at 111- ; -200 at 1 1c, 2,040 at
I1e, 3,468 at 11e, 2,815 at 1 c,
380 at 11c to 11 1-16c ; 1,325 giltedge
on private tales.
TORONTO, June 25, 1874.
There were in to -day about 400 bush-
els of wheat at $1 32 tea to $1 34 for
- white, $1 32 for Treadwell, and $1 23 to
$1 24 for spring, a load of peas, at 73e,
and. a load oats at -53c. Hay wae in
light demanl and a slow sale at $20 to
$24„ 'Ma was taken at 38c to 40c.
Batter was -ether firmer with 19c paid
for pound r Hs in basket lots, and 20c to
21c in a retail way. Eggs brought .21,-c
to 14c according to quantity.
•
tate
•
,ertoN EXPOSITOR
slightly in
was Ther
class f carr
prices. At
demand for
with no qu
asking rates
It has beelli quite a noticeable fact this
season that the inquiry for 'fast horses
has materially decreased, while there ha
sprung up,i stead an active emand fo
meditim. az d, chunky built horses o
average fair speed, as may be daily see
in Central Park before "T. ' dog -cart
or Vi torias.1 Horses of this kind com
inand. ready' sales at excellent figures
the supply b ing so limited a to embar
ram the rnost experienced horse dealers
This change in the taste of he drivin
pablic is partially owing to he growtl
- I
in favor of the modern Euroe an vehicle
above menti,1ned, but probeb y more s
to the macadamizecl boulev ids and th
obstruction offered by the tension of
the Eighth Avenue Railro: . over old
Harlem Lane to Macomb Dam, by
which free xercise of speed in the im-
mediate en rons of the cit has been
prac ically el eeked.-
tease of last week. Theta
good demand fOr the best
age horses with Sales at firm
the Bull's Head :market: .the
ork horses weer only fair,
table alteration! in =trent
'
A. By -Law fio raise by way if Loan the
sun of $15,500 for the pur .ose therein
4ention&l.
,ELEREAS, the 1V.Innicipti1 Cou
lege of Seaforth have resolved
of loan the stur of $5,500 for the
St am Fire 1 e, and to carry i
sa diecited ob eet it will be metals
M nicipat Con eil to raise the en
th manner h eivafter mentioned.
oil of the Vi
o raise y way
arches of a
to eff et the
yfor the said
of $5 500 in
ild WKS AS, it will requixe the nm of
$ 51661 to be raised annually for 1 0 payxlient of
tbe s id loan, a also hereinafter in ntionec
A4 WHEREAS, the amount of he who e rate -
aide propeity 61 the said Municipal ty irres ective
of shy future iluerease of the same and al o irre-
spective of an income to be der ved fr m the
j
hi
temporary inv ,stment of the sll g hind erein-
afterlmention d, or any portion thereof ac ording
to the last revised and equalized Assessme t Rs 1
for tile said MUnicipality, being for the year 1874,.
was $225,000.
And W.11,BREAS, thq amount of the existh
debt of the Said 'Munieipality is as follows: Pri
-
eii3a4 0,000 ; 'bearing interest at the rate of 7 per
cent., and payable in ten years from the lst of
eepteraber,1870. Towards the paynient of which
loan of $8,000 the sum of $200 hai been annuaLy
depo ited by the Municipality as sinking fur d
from the above mentioned date, aiiL the interelit
on the said loan has been paid semi-annually cal
. the list days of March and Septemb r in each year.
lAnd . WHEREAS, for paying the interest and
creating an equal yearly sinking fmud for paying
the Said sum of $5,500 it will reqnire a special rate
of 8 280-675 nulls on the dollar in iddition to all
ratee to be levied in each year.
TORONTO LIVE STOCK -MAR 1i_
ET.
Beeves.—There has been a fair. sup-
ply of stal -fed cattle at this market
during the ast week, and a few grass-fed
haee also ceme in, the total number' of -
about 300. The demancl was
e and everything was sold,
ed being about the same • as
We quote- first-class, o o
• fered being
fairly acti
prices rear
t.ut week.
$5 25, sec
class $3 50
SHEEP.--
during the
coming more abundant. Prices are
-without (diange, however, fireelelass
bringing $6, second-class $5, and. third.-
class $3 to $4.
Leefes.—Have been in steady demand
with an iraprOving supply, prices ranging
from $2 to $4.
Be it therefore enacted by the Municipal Connell
of the Village of Seaforth :
That it shall be laWful for the IL -eve of the
Vil-
lageof Seaforth to raise by way cl loan from any
person or persons, body or bodies corporate, who
may be willingto advance the same upon the credit
of the debentures hereinafter ruendened a suns of
money not acceding in the whole the sum of
$5„ and to cause the sa.me to b paid into the
t han of the Treasurer for the p se and with
nci-class, $1, 50, and thir - T at it shall be lawful for the said Reeve to
*the ebject aboVe recited.
d.
to $4. eau anynumber of debentares tb be made for
e. ' several droves m sue trims of money as may bo reqaired, not less
eek and the supply is be- tea 000 mill, (and not in tilt aggregete to ex-
eee the Burn 'of $5,500), and that the said deben-
tures shall be1 sealed with the seal of the Municipal
Council, and be signed by the eaid Reeve and
conixtersigue by the _Treasurer. of the said
id debentures shall be made payable
:s from the day hereinafter mention -
By-law to take effe t at office of the
h
d shall have trt-
ayment ofe
eve and Trees -
That the s
in fifteen ye
ed for the sai
Treasurer of this Municipality, a
taelied to the coupons for the
terest thereon,signed b th R
LITTLE FALLS DALRY MARKET. inY
. -
1urea-.
Lima FALLS, N. Y., June0.
The market, is a little weaker this
week for factories, but farm dairies are
about the same. The delivery of the
latter -was in the neighborhood of e00
fo
bxs., and sales were made at from 14c. r the payment of the said debe
eestualt sthe talie aforesaid to becom
to 14tc, the last figure only for extra. q troatetof 8 230-675 m'
The offerings from factories aggregated. shell braedidia
an& eollecte inneLhallye°atril"e- otherrate
6,000 less., about 5,000 of which ob
property t
hands. The top •price was 141.0. for one tintlanceof t
That the slid debentuxell shall ear interest
at
and after the rate of Sefeas per c ut. per anuum
iron]. the dat thereof, , whieh Intel st shall be pay-
able on the rst day of August in each year at .he
office of the Treasurer aforesaid.
. That for the purpose of formin a sinking hind
tares and in
o due there° an
Is in the' dollar
be raised ,levied
all the rate ble
e said Municipality,during the on-
e said debentures or any of themi
lot, 14tc:, being considered above the
usual raarket rates. - We give the lead-
ing transactions as follows : Argusville,
49 bxs. at 141c. ; Black Creek, 45 bxs.
on commis ion-; Bates, 78 bxs. at 14e. ;
Bark; Hill 49 bxs. at lilac. ; Brochett's
Blidge, 90 bxs. at 141c.; Central Valley,
,
63 bxs at 141c. •Chiistmen, 50 laxs. at
144c.; Cold ei0 reek, 6bxs. at 11•W.; and W. Mott act 4E; returam
s r
Dairy Hill, 40 bxs. at 14-1e.; Fairview, Routh division.
69 bxs. at 14;tc.; Empire Cheddar, 41 1
bxs. at 14tc.; Ohl Fairfield, 90 bxs. at : TAKE NOTI
141te.; Hassenclover, 34 bx-s. at 14ie. ,
The above is a true copy . of a
The delivery of butter to-daY has been ! ereice tele be taken into con
very light, but sales have been made at Conneil of this Munieipality aft
280. to 30c., according to quality, for , the first publication in titeHun
in ; date of which first publication w
horae consemption. The -weather . 1874, and that the vote of the el
J
SOME
HINC OF IMPORTANCE THAT EV
HN
LS
THE DYE
ere wer
r-
That this y -law Audi take effdet and come mto
operation npqn the istday of August, 1874.
That a vote of the ratepayers og the said Village
of Seaforth dhall be taken upon this By-law at the
Town Hall and at Lumsden's St re, in thelTillage
of Seaforth, on SATURDAY, the 25th day of July,
1874, at the hour of 9 o'clock in t e forenoon and
that the poll shall remain open til 5 o'clock in
the afternodni of the same day, a d that R. Lams -
den act as Returning Officer in t e north division
01ficer for the
•
SI
THAT
5
ERYBOD
140BERTS' DTI
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE MANSION HOTEL,
STLJFES SOLD AT ROBERT
ARE GUA.RANTEED
Of the First Qt,iality and as Low in Price as at any o
JUSi- RECE
Herkimer is warm, and grass is in vigor-
ous growth.
Letters from England for the first
week in June say all the extra. fine Am-
erican cheese is sold and. none in the
matket. The next quality brings 76s. to
78s.; seconds, 66s. to 74s. Teel other
descriptions of cheese sell as follows':
76s. to Os. per cwt. EXCITSION TO
English Cheddar,"78s. to 92s. per cwt. ;
. Cheshire Fine, 82s. to 86s., and Scotch,
In butter the market is firmer, and
SHOULD KNOW!
G STORE
SEAFORTH.
S' DRUG STORE
VED A LARGE QUANTITY OF P
AT
ROBERT DRUGSTORE, MAIN STRWfl,
er place in Town.
RE PARIS GREEN
SEAFORTH.
'E,.
proposed By-law
idea:I/lion by the
r and month &can
ExeosITon, the
s Friday, June 26,
ctors of the said.
Municipality will be taken ther 'on' at the Town_
Hall and at Lunisden's Store, 'n the 'Village of
Seaforth, on SATURDAY, the day of July,
1874, from 6 o'clock in the forenoon until 5 o'elock
in the aftelnoon. .
342-4 • WILLIAM ELLIOTT, Clerk.
DOMINION DAY.
GoDERIcii,
• C. PI Sunday
is in, favoof
r higher rates; Undea: the auspices of the W
the feelina.
Corks, 124s.. per cwt.; Dorsets,! 124s.;
and Kiel, 124. per Cwt., and no Cana -1 WEDNESDAY,
Jersey, 96s. • Normandy, 144s.; Danish1
• Schools.
diet) in the market.
I A SPECI TRAIN will lea
A.M., and returning leave GOI
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MAAKET.1 There sv 11 be a REGATTA
" during NV 'eh time the Stete
BUFFALO, June 25, 1874. Make exenrsions on the Lake.
' TICKETS for Goderieh and
be had tit the ' Stores of Me
Lineation Rogers, Beatty and
N. B. -The Committee requ
sionists o procure their tit
morning of the excursion, iu o
fusion at the starting of the t
CA'ITLF--Receipts to -day 74 head,
makingthe total supply forL the week,
thus far, 8,483 head, or 499 cars, against
484 cars for the same time last week.
The market continues lively to -day at
yesterday's prices for good fat cattle,
-with medenn a shade weaker, aad_ thin
common stook a strong 1c off from last
week's rates. About 2,200 bead dis-
posed of. Prices ranged from ;14 25 te
t38 75.
SHBEP AND Lemes.—Receipts to -day
• t2,000 head, making the -total supply fol
the week, thusfar, 13,800 head, agents
7,600 head for the same time last week.
The market Was more lively to -day at
$4 50 to $5 for Canada sheep, $7 to $7
50 for Canada lambs Western sheep,
44 50 to $5. Yards full of stock. :Trans-
actions were as follows: One hundred,
and five Canada lambs, average -weight
56 lbs, at $7 50; 117 Canada, lambs
.average weight, •57 lbs., at $7 50, or
Canada Iambs, aVerage weight, 59 lbs.
,st$17 50; 27 Canada ,sheep, averagt.
weight; 110 lbs., at $5 25.
HOGS.--Receitxts to -day 2,600 head,
making the total supply for the week
thus far, 12,000 head, against 8,00 heat
for the same time last week: Market'
firm at $5 75 to $5 90 for Yorkers; and
$6 to $6 20 for heavy hogs. .
NEW YORK HORSE MARKET.
TUESDAY, June 26, 1874.
With few and generally unimportant
changes the horse market for all descrip-
tions has been fairly aetive during the
week under review. - Arrivals have been
•JULY I,
e SEAPORTS at 8
ERIC. ot 6 P. M.
iu the afternoon,
er BENTON will
eturn 70e each, to
rs. Hill, Lai:diem,
unctin & Duncan.
st intending excur-
-ets BEFORE the
:der to prevent con-
ain. 842-1
POCKET BOO
LOST, on 'WEDNESDAY, J
Hibbert, a plain buckskin
anus of mouey. The .finder
warded upon leaving the sam
undersigned, Latta's-Corners,
Office, Seaforth:
842-4
LOST.
ne 17, on Coe. 10,
URSE, containing
ill be suitably re -
at the .Store of the
rat the Exeosrron
LLIAM MOORE.
Lee
1—
OMNI
!HOUSE TO
To RENT, a tommotliou
Briek House on Goderich
situated to the business part
House contains 8 rooms, be
good cellar. There is also a s
cistern. Apply to
42
RENT.
and comfortable
tree t, conveniently
the village. The
idea it kitchen and
oodshouse, well and
RECEIVED,
SOMAS ADAMS.
IMPROVE YOU STOCK.
FR. A. F. TYERMAN, t 6, Con. 6, Hallett,
ILVL has la, thorenghbred AYR 'HIRE BULL which
he will keep for the improve out of stook during
the present season. „ 342-1
:NOTE -LO
LOST, a note of hand dra
the toivpship of McKill
-der Robertaou, of the same
of $70, and benailats-date Rho
ary, 1874, and made payable
The publio are hereby multi
ing or negotiating the above
been stopped.
841-4 ALEXAN
PIPE- le
LOST, between Exeter ant
-2-1 don Road, a MEERSC
-The finder will be snitubly r
with Mr. MELLIS, Kippen
by John Menarey, of
, in favor of Alexan-
ownship, for the sum
t Wm 201.1* of Jana -
one year after date.
ned against purehas-
vete, as payment has
ER ROBERT SON..
Sirs
Kippeu, on the Lou-
AUM ruF„ genuine.
warded on leaving it
• o. 84044
re
P4
0
c/3 TO THE PROPRIETORS OF
P4-
0
1
CHEESE FACTORIES.
WM. CHARLES ORTH .& CO.
HULL, EN
COMMISSION AGENT
[ESTABLISHET
BEG to offer their services as Commiasion Agents, a
results to all who may favor theta with, conaig
shipped th;ough to Hull, -via 'Glasgow.
• Beference—AIESSRS. D.
LYNN'S
BR
NEW STORE,
1.1SEL
LAND,
IN PROVISIONS,
140GAN &
• will do their utnaost to insure satisfactory
e ts of Cheese, putter, &c. Goods can be
HICKSON SL' Co., Seaforth, Ont.
ARGAI NS.
.A.I\Timi\.&=\T SEi ci„E1A_Rii•Tc4-
B1USSELS, lune 24, 1874.
DEAR EX_POSITOR---
pLEASE inform your Many relicts that we are
receiving this wee a large ddition to our
stock of
STAPLE AND F NCY DRY COODS,
Which we aro dispos'
At a Small 4clvance
g of
on Cost.
We have Special L' es. in
OF WHITE
SHIRTS.
A. G. McIOUGALL
JAMIES ON.
ON IND AFTER
;MONDAY, 29TH JUNE;
We have. deterinined to hold v.
Grand. Discount Sale,
iWhen the Folk/sting Giods will be sold and the
Discount Allowed :
•
On a..0 kinds. of FANCY DRESS GOODS
1 10 per cent. discount.
On all kinds of PLAIN LUSTRES, Black
and Colored, Black Silks, 5 per -.cent.
discount.
On all kinds of SUMMER TWEEDS, 10
, per cent. discount.
On all kinds of SUiYIMER SHAWLS, 10
percent. discount.
Has determined to offer his immense stock of WH4F SHIRTS itt greatly reduced prices. Shirts
worth $2 50 for $2; Shirts worth $2 25 for $1 75; Siifts worth $2 for $1 50; Shirts worth $1 75
for $1 25; phirts worth $1 50 for $1.
nRE Ss 0-003D S7
Whieh we offer at Great Bargains.
We have also just opened up a large assortment of
, BOOTS AND HOES ,THE BEE HIV
Suitable for the 'season at vices which must ,
command attention..
The Goods offered are not old shelfiworn Stock but New and Fresh.
EVERY SHIRT GUARANTE
I7J, AND A PERFECT FIT.
TERMS OF SALE ORICTLY CASH.
:
G. McDOUGALLY
Clothier' and Gents' Outfitter
FOR
FINE FLAVORED --(EA AND COFFEE
LAIDLAW S JS1fHE PLACE.
WE GIVE THE BEST THAT!. MONEY CAN PROCURE.
•
Just Received, a Choice T1t of Sugar Cured Ham
1873 CHEESE STILL 4N HAND—TRY IT.
SUGAR—TWELVE i"OUNDS FOR $1.
J. C. LAIDLA
On all kinds of MUSLIN'S, 10 per cent,
discount.
A
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Aii..EXalnillatiOlt lof GOO( 8 an(6 Price.'
Consisting of Teas, from 40e to $1 per pound; S
the market; Currants, No. -1; Raisi
The HIGHEST'MART( ET PRICE
• 'laid for
Butter "g$ 11114o1,
L J. TUCK,
Managtr.
E, SEAFORT
HAS JUS1 IIECEIVED •
Another Lot of
342 1
NOTICE. ,
THEt party picking up the money letter off the
Ride walk at Seaforth, on the llth of June last,
addressed to Me -srs. DonaldsOn & Sinelaia, To-
ronto, had better platte it in the Post Office to be
ficut to it deliulttiOu or retn it to the subscri-
la
ber before it is o late to do so, as the person
was seen picking ip the lette on that day. A
few days will bel given for its return, or an imme-
diate action will e taken. --
841 L. R. CORBEY:
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CANNED GOODS
From the best
resh Groceries
igars, all grades -try thein; Tobaccos, the bes
s, cheap and good; Rice, Pot Barley, &e.
A lot of Westphalia SIMS for sale cheap.
FLOUR
Always on hand, from the well:know Mill of
getting Flour as represented, as we keep no oth
Parties wishing to sow BUCKWHEAT can b
Also a few pounds of Turnip Seed in Swede, Gr
Also SoWing Rape assod. for Sheep and Cattle.
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.,.. N. B.—Those parties in arreara will do well
tikeselves trouble. Ws mean it.
ENDLESS VARIETY
erican Packers.
SMOKED SHOULDERS and DRIED BA
ND FEED
S. P. KENDALL & Co. Customer ean re y on
rand -the A No. 1.
pplied from us, as we have a large stock on lad.
tone, 'Yellow Aberdeen, Red Top, Sharp's Le ,&c.
ds, as usual, delivered free of charge and pro ptly.
lot of Underskirts for
half price.
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THIS SALE IS NO HUMBUC.
Call and be convinced for yourselves.
No Trouble to Show Goode.
LOGAN & IAMIESON,
Manchester House, Seaforth.
SEAFORTH
CHEESE AND BUTTER
MARKET.
IN accordance with announcement Made at the
last Stratford Cheeee Fair, a Cheese and But-
ter Market will be held in the
TOWN HALL SEAFORT11/
• On Friday, July 3,1874.
The Hall will be open from 1 to 4O'c1ock P. M.
This Market will be held on each alternate
Thursday thereafter during the season, commenc-
ing on . .
:
Thursday/ July 16, 1874.
larties having CHEESE or BUTTER to dispose
of 3vould do, well to attend, as arrangements have
ben made to pecnre the attendance of a. large
number of the best buyers in the countay.
By order of the Council.
841 ' WM. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
THE AGRICULTURAL MUTUAL
ASS U R A NCE ASSOCIATION
01? CANADA.
OHARLES MORROW,Esq., of Clinton, having,
some time ago, resigned his agency for the
above Company, he has now no authority to take
applications or to collect money for the said Com-
pany, or to do anything else implying agency.
Mn. CHARLES' T. DOYLE
Has been appointed in Mr. Morrow's plate. He,
or an assistant duly authorized by him, will be
happy to wait on any one deshing bisuranee.
D. C. 'MACDONALD,
Manager.
London, Ont., June 11, 1874. 341-4
Insolvent Act of 1869.
In the County Cowr-t of the Coivity
1124707L
Ih the matter of j.A.MES LEONARD an
• Insolvent.
Cada, Province Of Ontario, Co. of Huron.
0 N WEDNESDAY, the 224 alvy of jnly next
the undersigned 'will apply to the said Court
for a discharge under this tet.
- Dated at Woodstock, in the County 'of Oxford,
this lith day pf June, A. D. 1874.
JAMES LEONARD,
by BALL & MATHESON,
his attorneys ad Mem.
841A
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1 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
% Partnership of lA.MES P. KENDALL &
4- Co., as Mill Owners and Produce Merchant'
s
Seaforth, is this day disaolved by mutual consent.
i Parties indebtedto said firift will pay to order of
! lames Crombie, who will pay all liabilities.
Seaforth, 8d June, 1874.
MARTIN CRABLESWORTH.
JAMES P. KENDALL,
' Witness -S. G. MeCAUGHEY. 339-4
GALT, :roue 3, 1874.
Parties indebted to the late firm of JAS. P.
NDALL & Co. will please pay Mr. JAMES P.
in R''FINDALL, who :rill ligniiiate AU liabilities and
•Carry on the business under the style of JAS. P.
8419NDALL & Co.
JAS. CROMBIE.
$200 REWAR D.
rriTIR 3.1Unicipa1 Council of the Village of Seaforth
will pay the above mentioned sum for -such in-
formation as will lead to the apprehension and eon. -
mar. vietion of the person or persons who set fire te
the Pork Packing House of Thonatte Stephens, in
ithe Village of Seaforth, on the morning of the
81EstydnorydoefrMaof tyueclasto.uutiti.
441a4 J'AMES H. BENSON, Reeve.
TRONG FAIRL Y.
allan.d settle their accounts, and oblige us an save
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GAUT I 0 N.
THIS is to caution any person from giving credit
-2- or harboring my wife, JANE A. PALMER, as
I will not be responsible for any debts so incurred
after this date.
WILLIAM G. PALMER.
Wroxeter, May 80, 1874. 040.3