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ar far nor!th o Seaforth
e 1,
t KN. Tel PRoFEssoft OHM-
Watoore has sent to, the
eel a reply to Paofeesor
,cision relative to the dis-
of the EXPOSITOR problem
tane time Stating that ie
aldietetion in the Exaeset-
teon is quite mistakeit
ey comannicatiort of his
by tbe Etnosrroa.
y to Profe=asor Cherrineaa
i-nitted to us for publi
fis reply t0 Dr. ;Sangster
ie meantime, we had re.
or 1:herritnaa's deeision,
A the reply ta Sangater,
"ateon might reply to loth
:we reeomineueled him to
eing is the reply to Pio-
teor has peonouueed very
that my objections. as
ire uonseue, but 1 clial.
rove the nonsense of my
'Yen iurny4[formerj letter„
Oneself merits the charge
aat lioususe2' If it be
in show what are the -four
rh-ed from- the prodUct of
o which equal zero, and
e of them ereincompatible
tions Of the problem, then
hat the demonstration of
, complete ; but he bas no
LiraseIf up in his own no-
siouel Mfallibility and nt-
is without -proof on such
1. He says I apparently
etand the distinetion be-
lentity " and an equa-
: believe X deetneeterstana
ter thau he himself under-
enectiota between such a
1 the solution of the prob-
asideratioe . He says my
is It roundabout way of
result,but I beg to sub -
a mere direct, a clearer
?,-moristration, (and as quick
ring at the values of y a-nd
lode of transposition, sub-
ansposition, factoring, and
awe shown, involving an
imption aed the process of
-with the ;authority of the
loreover, the very sense
1 with poseible value% of y
irectly arrived at by sirap-
an the secend equations of
hat the -facies of y must
sqUere rbot of I or the
4, and then trying whieh
'rake& would fulfil the con -
first equation of the prob4
W. N. WeaseN.
---eaesee-
' Clinton.
oat van X -E -w1 nnaal
L'CIDENT„-a-A, pal:alai acci-
I ta Mrs. D.. McDonald. af
Friday last, while crossing
civet on the London Road,
. eke they are now con -
mw bridge at this place,
cleseend the bank through
id while cloing so- the team
,c1 threw her, off the load,
ng over her legs, but for -
out breakiug them.
Lan ' DAMAGING STORM.—
fternoon we were visited
under storm, which cooled
re and refreshed the crops
A little distance to the
iton considerable destrnc-
to fences and trees from a
et passed. over. A horse
qr. Thomas Moon, of Hut-
ese being, driven an the
; road was so injured by
with e fIeing splinter that
-,er died. The Dominion.
7.e te-ae slightly injured by
uid wlaeli had struck and
,elegraph pale or two, ran
es end entered, the office,
- some paper that hung close
but was soon extinguished.
barna in Stanley were un-
te detached parts smashed
- A. man named Burtch lost
lightning,. In this neigh -
t hallstonert fell, fortunately
ght damage. A caw was
e lightning and killed.
..'.:1.-1)irriag two or three
1.week a' num her of immi-
errived at Clinton, having
aa Torouto by Mr. James,
who has been sent there an
a Loodestoro Immigration
"Award farm. laborers, they
_much needed in this neigh-
erie seven or eight families
I:high: men, from Denmark
.; have been: sent, and have
, emplayMent. The great
fi them is that they cannot
d, of English. The party
linton on Saturday night
nied by. the Government
er countryruen, who °mkt
e well, and through hira ar-
i,ere matle for the settlement
party.
-
F.ftg IN VERMONT. -- A
says of the story that the
lin his State used to be so
that they gnawed fence
1
say I hero seen them on
lils so thick that you could
he "t•trOod. Thishas been
tabratice. They would de-
feltls of oats by cutting off
eati that attached the ker-
in stalk, and they ate every
; A man told me that he
,,•Oe.0 plants thet the grass-
Oyed, and that they got so
taleit of using tobacco that
ie cornere, of the fence and
of tobacco from treveIers.
etito fly ai.vay, for the air
!i full of taene.'' '
0 UIS, GORGES:WS, IFOUR-.IN-
t this evening Clef imperial
driving do-wn the! avenue,
-republican lordly, turnout
, of the sa,ying taf Frank
rant will never leave the
winingly. That Pirant had
inclination to remain, and
t aside an imperial crowa
offered to him, but would
end wear it if he could, is
that his attbition tends
own in all leisdoings, and
believed by those who see
e
study hint. His disposi-
.te with, and todyism to -ward
, fonauees for display, and
iof the rights of the people
3. of ebaraeter that he does
a deeirons to conceal. He
res the Advice cf statesinen
`.
alail Logan, and Hoar 1.-ud
id Conk -ling and such stu-
tolari . of iiiparty, but asso-
awl is eontrolled by, each,
.,
-.
_--
tiator Jones and Senator Stew.
f.w other men whose brains are
their pockets.— Was-hington Correst
pce of (he Citicinuati Enquirer.
scam Mrrazavsrps. -- The latest
-jen of Scotch metaphysichas been
rported ou the Sabbath question. One
ay- morning, a party of Paisley
vei•s, whose wives were " down the
loter" for the season, were anxious to
at across from Gourock, to Dunoon.
Dewing it a, profanation, however, to
flogs an oared boat for the purpose,
Ow employed a friend to negotiate with
,the captain of the Rothsay steamer "to
ost out a bit o' his tow and. take them
16' him, as he was gatin that way at
ony rate " But what's the moral dif-
ference, pray," asked the negotiator,
abate/eon being rowed over with oars
mia towed by a steamer ?" "Difference !
morels a hantIe difference between row-
ing by the power o' man, wha maim an-
awr for what he does, and twa water-
wheels puing ; in Alter words, gin ye
wad hae us to be mair particular, ,a
steam -engine's no' a moral being, it's no'
Sal accountable agent 1"
Biwras.
Snarerz.—At Zurich, on June 27, the
wife -of Mr. A. B. Shantz, of a son.
faeres.—In Brussels, on June 25, the
wife of Mr. S. Efinds, of a daughter. •
FANSON .—In Exeter, on July 5, the wife
of Mr, James Fanson, of a. daughter.
SeseemTs.—In Seaforth, on June 27, the
wife of Mr. William Stephen e of a
liledasrellg.—hteArt. Delta, on july 7, the wife
of Mr. Hiram W. Hunt, late of Gerrie,
of a daughter.
latron.—In Grey, on July 8, the wife
of Mr. Malcolm. Lamont, of a son.
Artersastoreer.—In. Morris, on July 4, the
wife of Mr. Robt. Armstrong, of a son.
SAVAGE, —In Grey, on June 28, the wife
of Mr. John Savage, of twins—a • son
and a daughter. •
McLEon, --In MeKillop, on July 9, the
wife of Mr. Kenneth McLeod, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
RASSFORD—BACRE.—,a_t the residence
of the bride's father, on July 2, Mr.
John Rarisford, of Stapleton, , near
Mottos to Kate, eldest daughter of
A. 4.. iaehe, Esq., of Plainfield, N. J.
Blkne-L-WEIR.—At the residence of the
bride's father, On. June 25, by Rev.
Mr. Herald, Thomas Bain, Esq.,
R, for .North Wentworth, to
Helen, second daughter of John Weir,
of West Flemboro.
BARR — MoFennear. -- Leechville,
(Gerrie) on July 7, by Rev. Mr. Softly,
Mr. Samuel Barr, Edgecombe, to Miss
Ellen McFa,dden, Brussels.
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, - i TORONTO, July 9, 1874.
Pall wheat, $1 28 to $1 30e spring,
41 20 to $1 21, oats, 52c to 5$c, peas,
75c to 78c ; bunter, lb. rolls, 240 to 25e;
. -1--- es- ' ,
TORONTO LI E STOCK MARKET.
BEEVES. —Saes have been vrkry limit-
ed, and, quotations. now are irst-class
$4'50 to $4 75' second-dass $4 o $1 25,
$3 to $3 50. 'Arrivals
all as to be un orthy of
ion. • '
es are a little be ter than
ing Offered for fi st-class,
$1 for second -c ass and $3 for th rd -class.
The supply htia been fair.
.,t(
LAiths.—rPri es have been en Lin tained
during the eek, first-class having
brought $3 5 , second-class $3, and
third-class $2 ro. .
and third-class
have been SO s
particular men
Slime—Pa.
last week, $5 b
LITTLE FALLS DAIRY ialARKET".
larreet FAILS, N. Y., July 3, 1874.
The market is tolerably brisk, but
prices are lower than last week, buyers
urging that the top price for good factor-
ies should be only Laic., but in a few in-
stances 1.3ie. was paid. The delivery of
farm dairies am tinted. to about 600 boxes,
and sales were inade at frona 12c to 13ic,
the bulk going nt about' 121c.
The offerings from factories aggregated
more than 9,000 boxes, 7,000 of which
changed hands. 'We give a few of the
leading transactions as fellows : Black
Creek, 86bxs. at 13c ; 'Arnold Bros.,
22 bxs., at 13?e3; Bates, 139-bxs., at 13ac;
Broehelt's 13rid fe, 66 bxs., et top prices;
., at ; Cayndutter,
c; Cook & Ives, 100 bxs.,
Hill, 60 bxs., at 131,c.
very warm to -day with
ttle butter has come fora
Buell, 110 bx
110 bxs., at 13,
at 13ace Dair3.
It haS beeu
ram, mid but li
ward. and What little has been o ered has
been taker' fot home use. We report
sales at 28c to 29c, according to quality.
The Hy harvet has not yet coMmenced
in Herkimer, a d but little will be cut
for a week, or ton days. So fir as we
can learn ; the hay crop will ;be good
-throughout tla country, especially for
newly -seeded Meadows on uplands. On
the lowlands in some sections the wet
weather is reported to have in tired. the.
crop. The herds are making ood. re-
turns. ' I
BUFFALO LI E STOCK M
DEATHS.
GeaDDTER.—In IJsborne, on July 3,
Margaret, wife of Mr. John Gardiner,
aged 50 years.
LaTIACKFt.—In Howiol, of small -pox, on.
June 23, Susan, second daughter of
Mr. James Latimer, aged 22 years.,
VANSTONE. —In Brussels, - on June 28,
Margaret, -wife of Mr. William Van -
stone, miller, aged 40 years, 1month.
HOLLIDAY. —In Brussels, on July 1,
Robert L M. Holliday, son of MrJohn
a Holliday, aged 12 years, 10 months.
PAITERSON.—In Brussels, on July 6,
Mrs. Patterson, formerly of Selkirk -
shire, Scotland, aged. 78 years.
CIEESNEY. —In Tuck-ersmith, on July, 7,
Henry...Chesney.
Covestreea—In Seaforth, on July 7,
Edwin James, only surviving child of •
.Mr. Thomas Coventry, aged. 3 years,
3 months.
Can. lambs, ast'g cl2 lbs.; brou
RKET.
lBUFFALO, July 9 1874.
i
Ceemaa--L-R.epeipts to -day 5)5 head,
.
ma,king the tot 1 supply for t e week,
thus far, 7,327 head, or 431 cant, against
610 cars fer th same titne last week.
The market o ned- active at -full last
week's prices f r good cattle. nutmon
stock was alm A entirely negl ,cted, al-
though there as less of the lat er grade
than for many weeks since. S es com-
prised about 2 200 head. Pric s ranged
e
-from $4 25 to 6 50. No Cana ian Sales
,
reported.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.—Enceip
3,200 head,, ro -ing the total s
'the week thu far, 7,600 hea
9,600 hea for the same time 1
The matket was active a
advance . on Canada Lam
91
note the fel owing Cana.dia
95 Canada la nba, averaging
brought $8; Canada lamb
ing 64 lbe., brought $7 80; 7
Iambs, averaa
203 Ganadal%
-•
re to -day
pply for
, against
t week.
a lc
s. We
sales :
62 lbs.,
, averag-
Canada
g 62 lbs., brought $7 75;
mbse averaging! 63 lbs.,
brought ST 5; 109 Canada lambs,
averaging a8 lbs.,- brought 7 50; 81
Canada lambs. averaging 63 lbs , brought
$7 80; 44 Ca ada Iambs, av raging 59
lbs., brought 7 75 ; • 76 -Cana lambs,
averaging 57 lbs., brought 7 60 ; 54
Canada lambs, averaging 66 lbs , brought
$7 80; 214 nada lambs, av raging 61
lbs., brought 8;7 87; 214 Cana a lambs,
averaging 63 lbs. brought $7 80; 109
t $7 75 ;
64 lbs.,
bs, aver -
88 Cana-
da lambs avera,ging 65 lbs. brought
7i7IIE NIARKETS . 96 Canada lambs, averaging
brought $7 80, • 150 Canada la
.
' SEAFORTH, Jai 9 1874.
5' / °
aping 62 lbs., brought $775
Grain still continues to come forward 87 80 ; 23 Canada sheep, a.ver git3g 130
in good quantities, but those who have lbs., brought $5 ; 16 Cana( a sheep,
not yet sold will be sorry to learn of a averaging 117 lbbrought-5 brough$5 a.0 Cana -
THE
NEW AUCTION ROOM
Subseriber hue commenced the AUCTION
aua COMMISSION Business in the Store
999
Main -Street, Seaforth, where heavill be pleased to
receive and diepoee of Goods sent to him for sale,
anaking prompt payment for the ammo -when sold.
A large lot of Goods will be offered by Auction on
SATURDAY, JULY 18,
Dry Goods, Crockery, GI ware, Cutlery, 4 Sewing
Maehines, and 4 set of Single Harness.
Store No. 999, next door to Mr. Win. Oampbell,
Merehant Tailor.
844
R. W. COLLINS.
THE AGRICULTURAL
Assurance Association- of
Canada.
HEAD OFFICE,-- LONDON, ONT.
THE Public will please note that this Aasocia-
-Ltion, formerly the County of Middlesex Mutual,
has not consented to advance of rates by entering
the Mutual Insurance Combination. • Having only
once during its existence required more than half
of amount of Premium Note for A three years'
risk, and that being at a titne when the Company
was young and the country baptised in lire, and
having by eareful management and liberality -with
policy holders been enabled to pass through the
several fiery ordeals of the past ten years without
levying any special assessment on its inerabers,
and having, after the late severe drain ,on its
finances caused by the excessive fire 'oases of
1870, 1871 and 1872, still at the Members' credit a
cash reserve (January 1st, 1874,) of
$10,049 07,
With a total Capital of $2511370 12, our
Board Of Direetors have deelined the overtures of
lees successful Companies to advance our rates.
In the fece of a strong add inereasing competition
this old favorite issued for 1673 the large number
of 13,066 Policies, making the total number
now in force over 37,000. Parties desiring
insurance on farm -property, cheese factories, de-
tached dwellings and their outbuildings in towns
and villages will be waited on by the undersigned
or due of his duly authorized representatives by
addreseing as below. Tho subscisiber will continue
to visit Huron periodically, and solicits for his
co-operators the sem° noble patronage that has
been given to the AGRICULTURAL in the past,
and more particularly to himself, as its agent,
during the past two years ard a half,
J. R. VANTASSEL, Clinton ; A. TAYLOR,
Londesborough—Representatives in Huron.
MOTTO--" Merit Cortiinands Success."
CHAS. T. DOYLE, Box A, Owen Sound,
344 District Agent Grey, Bruce and Huron.
heavy decline. This decline is most da sheep, averaging 132 lbs.., b
HOGS. — Receipts to -day,
marked in. Wheat. 'The wool season
i8 reported. arrivals, 800 head, m
now about over. There is very little total supply .for the week,
aow coming in, and. few are anxious to 7,300 head, against 8,800 h
. •
buy at prevailing prices. It is feared same time last weekThe m
bare of efferings. It being h
that this year a good many have bought and immediately after hohda
at higher rates than they will be able to the receipts of hogs are very li
sell. There is no new hay offered yet. are nominal at $5 75 to $5 80
A few loads of good quality would sell
readily. Buteer is iii good demand, but
is coming forward slowly. We quote i
Fall -Wheat, per bushel..........41. 20 to 1 26.
Spring Wheat, per 1 16 to 1 .16
Oats, perbushel.a........... ... 45 to 0 46
0 60 065
efts, per bus e .................. to
ought $5.
including
king the
thus far,
d. for the
rket was
vest time
as usual
ht. Prices
for York-
s; $6 to $6 15 for heavy hogs.
Genre—The prioe of goidin,iNew York
is quoted at ion. .
MERCHANTS SALT COMPANY
[LIMITED.]
Better,No. . . ...... 16 to • 0 16
Butter in tubs. 0 17 to 0,17
Flour
0 10
.. . . ... • •- • • • • • • •
•
0 00 to 6.00 A
16 00 to 1.8 00 paid up Capital of the Company has this day
. 5 00 to 6 00 been declared, and will be payable on and after the
0 08 to 0 09 i5tk instant, at the Manager's office.
0 80 to. 0 45 I July 6, 1874. •
a 25 to 0 30 • • By order,
125 ' S. G. MeCA
• • - • -1,05
• 1 50 to 1 50 A. ARMITAGE,
Oatmeal r b 1 0 00 to 6 00
! DIVIDEND NO.
DIVIDEND OF TEN PER GENT. on the
Hay... .. . .... . ... ••••
Veal calf, per pound.
Lanab Skins
Sheep pelts. . ..... ... . .
Salt (retail) per
Salt (ysholesale) per barrel. -
Potatoes, per hualtel, new.
Wood -
Beef...... ...• • • • • • .... " ' •
Wool
Tan bark .... .. , . ..
I ; Manager.
•
UGHEY,
President.
844
.... 3 00 to 550 MARRIAGE LIG NCES
2 50 to 2 75
0 35 to 087
. 400 CERTIFIC TEO,
OLIN
Fall Wheat, per bushel.......
Spriug Wheat, per bushel.
°ate, per bushel.......
Barley, per bushel..
.Peas, per buehel...
..
Batten .,
Banner ton, • - • • • .. .
.. ......... . .... . .. .
non, July 9, 1814. . (Under the new Ael,) issued at the •
.... ▪ 1 15 (i...4 1 16 EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SE
.... 0 46 0' 0 48
1 05 fat, 1 10tinder authority of the Lieutena
. . 0 65 eill 0 67 Ontario.
0 15 ',e 0' 16
. .
r •
.........
1888- • • • • -• • • ....
ORTH,
i•
t -Governor of
• . . . . 0 BO gt, 0 40 SITUATION AS CHAMBER D WANTED
16
AXTANTED in an Hotel, a, situatio as Chamber -
14 00 kf, 00 -
.... 0 36 0 0 3/ V Y maid. Good referendee given For further
particillars apply to the undersigne at McBride's,
RY DAVIS.
,CARPENTERS WA TED.
TWO orthree goad CARPENTE S and JOIN-
ERS 'wanted immediately. W rk for the sea-
son. and pod wages will be given.
842a JAMES WALS , Seaforth.
SEAFORTH CHEESE' AND .BUTTER
MARKET.
HotelSeaforthwithin nue •ace
•
- The Seaforth Cheese and Butter Mar-
ket was held, in accordance with preva-
announcement, oa Friday last. There
was a fair attendance of buyers, sellers-
_
and spectators. Ten cheese factories
were represented., and 1,890 boxes offer-
ed, of .which 1,550. were sold. Prices
ranged from 101c to 111,- cents per pound.
There were 4,700 pounds of buttee offer -
• bub none of it changed hands, sellers,
holding it at too high a figure to meet
the views of buyers. A considerable
quantity. of butter, in small lots, was
disposed of to kcal buyers during the
daY, Upon the whole, for the first, the
taarket was quite a success, and we have
ne doubt but future markets will be even
il
...:xictuary:1-0ifexniteoxint: successful in all respects.
a,wrkeeket be held on Thurs-
.;
LONDON, July 9, 1874.
"White feu wheat, $1 85 to $2 red,
4 80 to $1 90? spriu, $1 07 to $1 15,
oats, al 55t- $1 60°; peas, $1 05 to
41 12 ; hay, 810 to $14.; potatoes per
ba
a&.I 12 to al 20 • butter, 18c to 20c.
k
MON EY FOUND.
-
FOUND, in the Store of the 77 , Senforth, a
, small slim of money. The own •1: can have the
1 same by calling at the Store, prqaing property and
paying expimsos. I344
- ' DISSOLUTION OF PART EB.SHIP.
1 NOTICE is bereby given that t o partnership
•A-1 heretofore existing between D NIEL • KERR
and CLEOPHAS WORTH, as ir n founders, in
the village of Seaforth, has bee diseolaed by
mutual consent; and all debts will be paid by the
undersigned, and Book accounts w 11 be collected
by JOHN S. PORTER.
DAN IE
CLEOP
Seaforth, July 7, 1874.
PUBLIC NOTI§E.
rJIHE Job of Digging and Stoning a Well on the
grouuds of the bohool in Sectibn /No. 2, Mc-
Killop, will be let by Public Auetie la at the School
House, ou SATURDAY, the lStLl JULY, at the I
hoar of 6 oaaock P. M. Further uformation will
be given. on the day of letting the ntract.
3442
CHAEL aS DICKSON. I
-
TORS. 1
—
NOTICE TO
QEAPORTH FOUNDRY.—Tne ccounts due to 1
'-' Kerr, Wilkie & Cc. are in it-iy tands for collet i
tion, and ell: those that remailunpaid '-
on the1
First of AUGUST -next will be pl eed in Court for
jOHN PORTER. 1
KERR,
AS WORTH.
34444
THE ECONOMICAL
MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BERLIN, ONT., •
TNSURES Farm Risks and non -hazardous
la.ge Property at Moderate Rates. The Econo-
mical is conducted with a view to give insurers
the full benefit of cheap insurance, and to this end
the expenses of management are kept as low as is
consistent with safety and economy.' Insurances
are effected chiefly on the premium note syetem, '
and as the extremest care is taken to obtain only
good risks, assessments are confidently expected
to be as low as those of the best mans.ged Mutual
Companies. No assessment has been called for for
two years and a half. For further particulans
apply to ' JOHN MASON,
Insurance and General Agent,
844-3 Zurich P. 0., Co./Huron.
LIST OF LETTERS
JEMAINING in the Seaforth Post 'Office un-
' called for on July 8, 1874:
Belbin, A. McColl, Archibald
Borm Mandis MeClymont, Alexander
. afeLaughlin, John
McDougall, W. 3.
McIntyre, W. & C.
McGarrens, T.
Dunbar James McDonaldi Miles
Dolinadge, Annie 2 Nevins, 1).
Elliott, James Oreinne,William
Hoff, Wm. H. O'Keefe, ilichael
Harris. W. Pantile, At:reader
John Papt, Wm.
Hymits, Stephen.P'
earson J. A.
Huste, Alex. Pollock,Mary
Mre. Agnes Ryan, Edward
Innes, James Robishaw, Mrs. M. A.
Johnston, Ellen
Jervis, L. B. . .
Jefferson, Mrs. Isabella
Kenik, Jacob
Kearnes, George
Lowe, Charles 3
Miles, C. W.
MarshaDaniel
Monlehay. William
Murphy, Mary Ana
344
Barr, Charles
Crewe, Albert
Cox, John -
Corm, James
Smith, T.
Sheppard, Thos. „
Sherman, Edward
Stark, R-obert
Siinpsou, Thos.
Ward, Miss Ahbie
Wright, Mrs. W. 0.
Whitmore, Samuel
Teo, Thomas
Young, J.
S. DICKSON, P. M.
NOTE LOST.
LOST, a note oi hand drawn by John Menarey, of
the township of McKillop, in favor of Alexan-
der Robertson, of the 88.1110 townithip, for the sum
of $7Q, and bearing date about the 20th of Janu-
ary, 1874, and made payable one: year after date.
The public are hereby cautioned against purchas-
ing or negotiating the above note, as payment has
been stopped.
341-4 AL XANDER ROBERTSON.'
'TEN DERS • WANTED.
THE- Tniste.ee of Klub= School will receive
Tenders up to ,THURSDAX, JULY 15'for
buildinee a Brick Addition to Kinburn School, ac-
cording to plans and 'specifications, to be seen at
Adam Gray's, Se:Wirth, or at John Williams',
Kinbarn, any time after the 12th of Jame. Con-
tractors to furnish till material. Tho lowest or
any tender not neceasarily accepted.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
• 348 fieeretary-Treasurer.
-r •
,FRU IT JARS, F
EST RAY MARE.
QTRAYED from the premises of the subscriber,
Lot No. -27, Con. 7, Goderich Township, on the
26th of May last, a small SORREL MARE. She
was heavy with foal when she left ' home. When
last seeu she was near Clinton, and was making
her way eastward. She was -for3oerly owned near
Toronto: Any person giving ,Such inforination
will lead to her recovery will be suitably rewarded.
_ 3441'4 JOHN MARQUIS Porter's Hill P.O.
STRAYED. a
twaremetteatonagtreast.•
Royal Gem Quarts, $1, 40
Royal Gem Half Gallons,
Mason 0,uarts, $1 75 per
Jelly Cans, 33c per set.
Jelly Bowls, ,60c and 70c
Jelly Tumblers, Pints,
AT
E. IiICKSON
RUIT JARS
per dozen.
$2 25 per dozen.
dezen.
per dozen.
$1 50 per dozen.
oroTiva-, c:34 -ca\=.
A GENUINE SALE.
-PROM Hayfield, on June" 28, a small brown
-1-.7 HORSE, a little dappled, no white spots on
him, but a fork on his near hind thigh . from a
kick, will likely go north as he came from Grey.
Any person giving information 'about him to
REV. ME. WATSON would confer a kiudness and
would be 'suitably rewarded. 843-4
fl collection without any further no ice.
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NO HUMBUG.
(IN MONDAY, JULY 13th, MR. DENT will begin elling Out without reserve. His heavy
Stock of Choice DRY GOODS .
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MUST BE SOLD
AND WILL BE SOLD.
This step is rendered necessary as he is about building an extensive Show Room for
Fancy Goods, and must have room to dolt and money to doit with.
REMEMBER DENT'S GREAT SALE OF CHEAP DRY GOODS.
OGAN & JAMIES N.
ON AND AFTER
lyIONDAY, 29TH JUNE,
We have determined to hold a
Grand Discount Sale,
en the Following Goods will be sold and the
Discount Allowed:
O all kinds of FANCY DRESS GOODS,
10 per cent. discount. •
O all kinds of PLAIN LUSTRES, Black.
and Colored, Black Silks, 5 per cent,
discount.
O .all kinds of SUMMER TWEEDS, 10
Millinery and per cent. discount.
01R,T.A-1\TT
LAR,GE
ARRIVALS AT THE QHEQUERED STORE,
Teas, Sugars,
OF
iquors and
General Groceries,
Which were bo g,ht on very favorable 9ins and will ba told off
AT PRICES WHICH ML ST VROVE SA
ISEA CTORY TO CUSTOMERS.
BACON . HAMS, FLO 13 AND ME -AL
OF TITT1 BEST QU ITT
Aiwctys in Stoch at the CheTaered? 4toe, Main Street, Seaforth.
JAMES MURPHY.
A MATTER OF IMPORTANCE FOR TIP PUBLIC To KNOW, WHERE
THEY CAN GET THE BEST f VA TE FOR THEIR MONEY.
. STRAYED.
TRAYED from the Town of Goderich, about the
^-/ 18th of June, a GREY nonsE, darker on hind-
quarters than fore-quartere, has been corked on
his left fore -foot, and has asmall scar upon his
shordder, is about 7 years old, Any person find-
ing the same will please notify the subscriber and
they will be cheerfully rewarded.
343-3 DIXIE All.A.TS0N, Goderich P. 0.
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e NOTICE;
A LL parties indebted to the undersigned either
J---11- by note or book accoant, are requested to nny
She same on or before the 15th of July, as he will -
leave town at that date. All notes and 'accounts
remaining uipaid at that date , will be placed in
the hands of Mr. j. S. Porter for collection.
543 A. J McINTOSU.
I
• NOTICE. 1
A LL Subscribers to our Periodicals will please
hereafter pay no money to tniveling Agents
unless they can show written authority or printed
receipts signed by onrselYess babscribers who
have given their names and money to ALEXAN-
DER W. WEBSTER will hereafter have their
publications forwarded to them through the Post
Office, direct from the 'office of publication at
Montreal. Delays which have heretofore occurred
in delivering were not dtte to onr neglect, but en-
tirely to the neglect and mismanagement of the
above natued i. W. Webster. •
E. 13UTTERICK & Co.,
New York and Montreal.
N. B.—Hereafter the bnsiness for Seaforth and
vicinity will be conducted by Mr. 0. C. WILLSON,
, who is our only authonzed agent, and. who alone
is empow. end to (lancet moneys and grant receipts.
for ns.
E. BUTTERICK & Co„
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Give
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WILSON &
YOUNG,
SCO T'S BLOCK,: AFORTH,
as GOOD V AWE a can be got in
TEAS OF
THE CHOI
EST BRANDS.
StiflA118 B.Excar AND. PURE. ,
GROCERIES OF EVERY DESO
CROCKERY—THE BEST C
0 UR 117.VES, A LES, PO R T
TION FRESH AND
ff1IOL IN TOWN.
IRS A XD L I (2 U6RS
uron.
NEW.
Are already too well and favorably known to require opei1 I mention. For quality there i't nothing to
mantes them rn
e.
All Ki nds qf Produce,
Lee do; Ca.516.
MON & YOUNG.
THE AGRICULTURAL MUTUAL
ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF CAATAD.1..
(-111A1ILES MORROW, Esq., of Clinton, having,
some time ago, resigned. s agency for the
above Company, he has now ni authority to take
applications or to collect money for the said Com-
pany, or to do anything else int dying agency.
Mn. CHARLES T DOYLE
Has been a pointed in Mr. Mo 'rows place. He,
or an assistant duly authorize 1 by him, will be
happy to wait on any one desif ug insurance.
D. C. Ma ChONAL1x,1-4
Mamie eY.
London, Out., June 11, 1874.
Insolvent Ac of 1869.
In. the COZGrety Court •f the County
of Huror .
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LEONARD in
, Co. of Huron. ;
OOD PRQSPE TS.
all kinds of SUMMER SHAWLS,'10
per cent. discount.
O all. kinds of roysixss, 10 ;Der cent.
discount,
lot of Underskirts id; ePtt 3 I
half price.
THIS SALE IS NO HUMBUC.
1 Call (aid be coievinced for:yourselves..
A ,GOOD HARVEST EXPECTED.
In the matter of JAMES
Insolvent.
Canada, Province of Ontari
ON WEDNESDAY, the 22a day of .Tnly next
the undersigned will appl • to the said Court •
for a discharge under this Act.
Dated at Woodstock,. in the County of Onford,
this llth day of june). A. D. 1 ,-4.)
• 3- 1IVIES LEO -NAB, ;
lay BALL MATHESON, .
341-5 - hi. attorneys:ad Mem,
DISSOLUTION OF PA TNERSHIP. .
BE Pnrtnenship, of JAM} S P. NENDALL & ;
Co., as Mid, Owners and rodrese Merehants,
Seaforth, is- this; day dissolve4 by mutual conaeut.
Parties indebtedto said firnr will pay to order of 1 V
James Crernbie, who will pay all Ebihties.
JAMESP
lit
1ENDALL, '
MARTIN '11.ARLESWORTIf.
Witnass—S. G. MeCAUG 'Y. 83:1-4
Seafonth, 3111 June, 1874.
teanr, Time 3 1614..
Parties indebted to de firm of JAS, P.
X.E.ftDALL & Co., will pleas pay Mr. JAMES P.
KENDALL, who will liquida n all liabilities and
carry on the businewander. tijlie style of JAS. P.
KENDALL & Co.
141 JAS. CROM33IE. •
JOHN KIDb
just retailed a large stock of 3sta-tat 'Tools
such. as
,
cythcs, Forks, Cradle's,
SNATHS- AND- HAY F RKS,
'eh he arra Sell aa Cheap as a Ai- in the Trail
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NO SECOND P ICE.
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JOHN KTD
No Trouble to Show .Goods.
LOGAN & JAMIESOIT,
Manchester Tfouse Seaforth,
'TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND WILE.
PREVAIL."
THE GENUINE AMERI CA N
ELIAS HOVVE
EWING MACHINE
TRIUMPHANT OVER ALL
VIENNA PREjAIIIMS.
E THE
HO WE EWING NUXCHINE
RECEIVEb FIVE MEDALS
Al the Vienna
CRAP.10 MEDAI. OF PROCRESS-
MEDAL OF ITIEJEtia
or Superior Workmanship,.and.
THREE MEDALS OF CO,OPERAIT/all
For superior excellence of productions. See ex-
. tract of letter below :-
EXTRACT."
Ani;nst.-122.na...
The Howe Machine Co., New York:
et3824TVEMEN—We have been. successful in ob-
taining five :medals from the Exposition.,. viz.:
Grand Medal of Progress, Medal of Merit for su-
perior work, and three Medals of Co-operation for
superior excellence of productions. Youreatri*,
G. W. HOWE.
The above speaks fox -itself, and notwithetanding
the false clahue of some firms ih tl•e Sewibg 31a -
chine business, the HOWE &IOU keeps the leada
A fresh Supply juat received at
W. N. WATSON'S,
308 Insurance Agent,. Seaforth.
CHANCERY SAM
pURStiANT to the Decree and final order fur
sale, made by the Court of Chancery in the
cause otZELL1?.R vs. SCHA1?,FER, bearina date
respectively the 23i1 day of Septernber„A. D71873,
. and 19th day of Inne,.A. D. 1874, there will be
' sold by Public. 'Auction, with the anprobation of
the undersigned Master, by Mr. Edward Bossen-
berger, ,./auctioneer, at the Victoria Hotel, at
Zurich, in the 'Yownship of Hay, to: the County of
Isiansturon,denay,
the. First day- at August A,. D.
'1874.
At 11 o'iclock in the forenocunin one parcel, the
following valuable farm property, viz.: oThe east
half of Lot -N. 5, in.the Oft concession of the said
Township Of Hay, contnining 50 acres, more or
less. l'he property, of -which. about 80 acres me •
cleared, and the remainder timbered chiefly with
hardwood, hemlock and ash, is ubout 20 utiles from :
Seaforth, on the Grand Trunk P.ailway, is without
: buildings, and will be sold sallied, in a zuortgage
; thereon to one Shantz for $400 and interest, and
I also subject to the inchoatetialit of Dower of
1 Mary fiebnefer the wife ef the .irefendant, Fretler-
, hat: Schaefer. The parties to the snit aye to be at
. , liberty to bid. Tlae purchaser shall at the time of
sale pay down a deposit of 10 per centof the pur-
chase money to the vendom or their solicitor, and.
' shall paythe remainder there0f.within one mouth
thereaftei; and Upon such payment the purchaser
ehall be entit/ed to the conveyance and to be let
into possesaion. The conditions of sale in other
. respects to be the etantling conditions of tale a
the Court. of Chanceryl'arth.er particulars and
information none be obtainedfronx Alexander laill-
lar, Vendor's Selleitor, Berli'n, Messrs. Benson &
MeyeY, Seaforth, and from, the said Master.
I Dated 25tb. Awe, j.874„,
348.4 , ' J. WATSONmaseA
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