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DISTRICT MATTERS.
of the Scottish Amer,'ca
Stewart although be has
sident of New York, is st
ed, j ovial, and gen1Yin Se
been as he deserves, r Ana
in the journalistic ick'
AVE nu EI :NAND 'HAT A. G. MGDoU- while in Seaforth Was tl
(
elan Menkes at the (ire; t ale of he Cornsen he was a.schooltn4ste is t
G. ,j. i`4 Co. lar(.
hTLBe
I la gel of All Woo' Cana- townsman, Mr. G eo, l w
hlanafactUr ng Compan , held at. oronte, on He is row in Coticr1C
Sept. 20, th whole stock of 10,000 pedis were sold. Hutchinson of the firm
at auction far below mil prices, The Company'
find it unpr fitable, and are not- going to make who is his b Cher -in -la
any in(lrc. The Lnglish hoddy blankets so large-
ly inverted destroys the demand for the better.
qualities of anadian B1a trots.
0401133- teffAL H EL, SEAFoRTIL---
This ouse s the best in Seaforth for commoreial AN travelersENT a .d farmers, a its accommodation is
first lass, ‘ bile its prie s arias low as the cheap- Daniels' Con
est hotels. The rooms re largo, well furnished tainmen.t in he To
and-perfoe ly clean, wh'le• the best attention is The eutertainmeyt
given to altt who patronize the house. `Them is II
large stabling in connect -ion, and attentive host- dancing, singing, et
ers.—ALEXANDEnDAVI SON, Proprietor, preciated by tho.e
TILE 'kR- v STOCK of eDry Goods, tertain]nent will be
a c
o
a T
n h
the
op
ri
may enjoy his visit to.
through the influence
journal, he has n: any w e.
RTAINilf ENP
edy: Compa
lteadyma lothing, ats, Capp., &e., at Messrs. 1 when all who whh
are tinily acid oft
BEATTY B, Soafort , being j time should latte d:
cost prie here still remains a large and beep-
, tiful asso cat on hap( , and the public will do
well to p ase at on'e, as on the First of Sep-
tember t
then all
at cost p
Orn; will be
ortunities w
a.
J. C. LAIDL.tw e
fidence of :the public
selling a really good art
price. All aro woleom to come and judge for
themselves and none a'e pressed to buy unless
quite stale Fed each article is well Worth the price
*ked DL
J.' . LAIAw.. •
WiLs & Your (f never blow about
their Goo' s, but theyeve the Best and Largest
Stook of recedes, NY nes, Liquors, Provisions,
&o., in To vn, which thy are selling cheaper than
ever. Cal and see their teas, they.aro extra value.
WILS N & YOUNG have the best and
largest Stock otFrench and English China, Crock-
ery and (f nsswaro to bo found in the County.
They hav just receive i a lot of new and very
handsome China and lass Sets, Breakfast Sets,
&:e. Call -nd'examino hem.
etiring from business, and
be lost of baying goods
pects to gain the con-
no other way than by
ole at the lowest possible
NILS N & YouNcl have just received a
Fresh Lot of Extra. Fin Young Hysbn, Black and
Japan Tet:s, all new an of the best quality. Par-
ties wanting quantities will get bettor bargainS
from them than from a y other house in Town.
A1'rm-smuts WANTED.—'\ ,anted, 6 or
7 Apprentices to learn Dressmaking. Apply to
Robertson,. obertson,. over Hoffman Brothers Store,
Seaforth, .
LUMI]it.—Good Hemlock Lumber for
:7 50 per thousand, at Armitage, Carter &s Gray's
flaw Mill, Seaforth. Seo advertisement.
NEW 1 EAS at 50-. 75c., 80c. and 90c.
Hysou, G ' npowder, Blank or Japan, "Too strong
for the money,,, at AL EN'S Grocery,..
CA SII FOR BU R.—WILLIAM ALLEN
is paying he highest 1 rico in cash for any quan-
tity of relly good Roll Butter, atAilon's Grocery.
O ltLA 'D rias just returned from
Miss
Toronto 1 ith new Patterns for Drehses and Man-
tles,
Casts FOR- EGGS.—Fifteen .cents cash
for Eggs t ALLEN'S G4'oeoi7.
CoFPi r.—Pure J'resh Ground and very
fine; at A LEN'S Groee
TEN ?OUNDS of
ALLEN'S Grocer3.
ii
•
Trite Sugar for $1 at
RUSI Esti . NOTI
will be Liven fro
of January,1&76,
`strictly in advane
FOR THE -CEN
stand t at Messrs
the Sea orth Plow
up . an iron beam
plow f$ r the Oe
be held at Philacl
enterprise is•com
T. — The EXPOSITOR
this date to the first
-for 25 ,cents, payable
NNIAL.—We under
Monroe & Hogan, of
Works, intend getting
and wooden handle
tennial Exhibition. to
1phia in 1876. Such
end abl:e.
•
DIRT.: IMES' ME iiIN(1.—A meeting o f
the directors of he South Huron and
Tuckeraniith Bra] eh Agricultural Soci-
eties will be heldft the Mansion Hotel,
Seaforth, on Monday next at 1 o'clock,
for the purpose of winding lip the busi-
ness connected with the late show.
B
[C. R. COOrrlt,
resrroa Newspaper
THE AGRICUL
close #;)f the Eas
eels, pn Friday
members of the i
sat down to; a
prepared for t
Parker's hotel..
by Mr. Leckie,
acted at the' req
W. G. Hin Ston
Mr. J. R. Miller,
of the Society.
and patriotic t
toast, song and
other in rand
on such o casionsj ina
eluent speeches 'wee e
number of exeell at
everybody enjoyed hit
ant comppany b oke u
hour. Before s ,parati
ty of holding a lowing
tion with• the as t Ri
fall was, discu: seI
decided not to hod a
auspices of the SLS iety
be the:general I pi io n
ent affair hour 1 b el
doubt, be done.
.o1. Mr.
ong been a re.
1 ''a whole soul-
tchman, and has
kablysuccessful
.
Mr. Stewart
e ;guest of our
rig,_ with whom
eir young lays.
visiting' Mr.
i Ogilvie_ & Co.,
We hope he
Canada, where,
.f his excellent
in friends.
1— Gardner &
gave an enter-
I a l last evening.
ed of farces,
wa well ap-
nother en
th s evening#
id a pleasant
:91
us=e
r s4eis gent for the Mt-
n .pb 't nting Office.]
R.—At the
dhow, at Brus-
sst, about 150
d their friends
ificent spread,
r. .Harker, of
air was taken
Brussels, who
President, Mr.
vice chair by
vicePresident
he usual loyal
e disposed of,
-followed each
As is usual
able and elo-
l4-livered, and a
wigs sung,, and
self. The pleas --
at a seasonable
g the advlsabili-
rpatch in connec-
ng Society this
was ultimately
itch under the
ut it seemed to
at an independ-
This will, no
u
REVISION OF NO
ing of appeals, Aga
ters' list, took }la 1 d
on Saturday. Thf
ordered to be plat
ties having, becein f.
since the list weep
Thomas Gledhill,
Troy, A. Wiley,
Hicks, Robt. :T
The names of Ben
C. Simmons we e
ordered to be aid
CAPSIZED. —(
John Mathesor
others, started
in a fishing boa
ins: stiff from the
the north pier the
short, and the co
set, turning a m
aids. „ Th c
on the boa ,
AL.]
1ST. —The hear -
e Goderich yo-
re Judge Toms
ting names were
►e list, the par-
aders or tenants
: James Yates,
1 Gibson, Thos.
Reid, E. J.
' d. G. Tupper.
i
Wilson and A.
ake omitted and
i sdayS last, Mr.
party of three
pishing Islands,
and in rounding
Wind was blow-
end
jibbed too
ice was she np-
pietely bottom
naged to scram-
esently the tug
ay were on the
p, damaged only
gy
king went. The
the harbor and
tackle was allW
wining it having
scree, from Mr. Wm. Phillips, for $2,800.
We understand it is Mr.Phillips' inten-
tion to remove to the vicinity of Chat-
ham. As an evidence of the suttees* that
attends good farming we might state that .
about .18 years ago Mr; Dinsdale ; came
o this township and settled on a rented
arm. In a few years he . purchased the
east half of the above lin, and row he
owns the whole,190 acres, a property es-
timated to be worth $6,000.
A Sunrarse.--One night last week the
amily of Mr.. Malcolm CampbS11, of
'tanley, were astbniehed at, receiving a
isit at a late hour from a numbers of of-
icers of the law) It seems that iluring
arvest Mr. Campbell' had working for
I im '.or a month l a man Who gave his
rune as Peter Bower, but; whose real
name was, as was,afterwards learned, Al-
exander Gordon. This mans had com-
1 itted a murder in thevicinity of. Clif-
ford,. County of Welling n, and had es-
caped from justice. he nut authorities
traced him ds far as Mr. Campbell's.
The 'Man had, however, left Mr. Clamp -
bell's employ a few days before the ar-
rival of his pursuers, ands had gone to the
township of Stephen, whither the con-
hiin, and
'them.
Camp-
bell, he did not notice anything wrong
with the man. He was:a. good Worker,
and gave general =satisfaction. The first
intiation Mr. Ga rnpbell received ;of the
dangerous character of the man he had
been harboring was-froin the co tables
when. they arrived to arrest him.
TI:RESSINc .—MR. Enj rOR : F r the
information of your Hulett torr spond-
ent and your other numerous rea lers,. I
n 1ianVed
d a
fox{ the
The
Bast,
boa
sequ
st c
ew
ble Mildred and M
scene and pick
is far as a thor
boat was tow
righted. The
aaved, the bo
-floated, but Ms
To PPIZK Tar EPS. —Mr. Cresswell,
treasitrer of tbe ith Huron Agricultur-
al Soeiety, attend at the Mansion
Hotel, Seaforth, on -Saturday, Oct. 16,
and each succeeding Saturday, until fur-
thet° notice, for the purpose of settling
with tive who obtained prizes at the
late shoi at Seaforth.
all, on Tuesdayj _ evening last, were, I
notwithstanding the unfavorable weath-
er, largely attended and all were delight-
ed win). the enterlainment. Mr. Bell
is certainly an eloautionist of rare merit,
and his selections on Tuesday evening
were most happy. We are sure that
should he again visit Seaforth, he will
have a still largersandience.
OMISSIONii. —In the published prize
list of the South` Huron show, the name
of Miss Lanclsborough- as a prize taker
for a crochet quilt was, by some means,
omitted. The first prize for a Cotswad
ram lamb was awarded to Wm. Blair, in-
stead of to James Blair, Jr., as published.
Mr. John McIver, of Hibbert, obtained
the first and second. prizes for Leicester
lambs, instead of Messrs. Penhale and H._
Love, Sr. Mr. Wm. Bell also obtained
the -first prize for spring wheat, other
than Fife or Club, instead of Mr. Wm.
A StseeesseuvAterisn.—We have great
pleasure in again noticing Mr. Cress -
well's success at the Provincial and
Western -Exhibitions. We find. that he
took ten prizes 1.„itih ten pictures at Ot-
tawa, eight of the being firsts. At Lon-
don, with six pictures, he took six prizes,
five of them being firsts. For many
. years he has bee acknowledged by his
art companions as their leader, and each
succeeding one, se MS to strengthen his
powers.. The pro f is this : that every
year's Competition. is much keener and
more trying, espeeially as our friend only
competes in the higher branches—oil and
water. We trust that he ma,y live long
to cilia), the fruits of his talents.
SUNDAY SCHOOL' EXAMINATION. —An
examination of a number of the scholars
of the Preshyteria,n Sabbath School was
held in the basement of the church, on
the elvening of Sept. 28. A set of ques-
tions; selected from the lessons of the
previous six months, was- placed before
the competitors% about twenty in num-
ber. The examination was open to any
of the scholars who chose to 'avail them-
selveS of this opportunity of testing their
knowledge of Bible history. .By the gen-
erous liberality of one or two individuals
interestedin the Sabbath School the Su-
perintendent was enable to award six
prize's. Ithe first prize . was obtained
by Master John Ballantyne, 2d John .1.
Duncan 3d Charles McKay, 4th A.
Dewar, '5th Mary Crawford, 6th Maggie
Brine
PERSONAL. — Mr. David -Stoddart,
teacher, left on Tuesday last, on a tour
to North Carolina. Mr. Stoddart goes
South with a view to recruiting his
health in a warm climate. We join with
his many friends- in this viemity in
wishing that the change of chalet° will
have the desired effect.
—On Wednesday last we had the
pleasure of a visit from Mr. A.. M. Stewart,
fi
CS
1
IV
du
to
ing
ODD FELLOWS'
eveniug of last 'wee
their Order in Win
Dinsley's Hotel.
is
celebrated for
and the occasio
a spread as the
but seldom sew
were the order
" wee short
-the brethren s
happy and soci
are graveling
station to op
G. McKay has
at the station.
brick block on
Mr. Isbister,w
are laying a ne
ri.---On Thursday
d he foundation of
ha by a supper at
Ir. lbingley is justly
ility in this respect,
co any eat clown td is
.rig; speech and toast
of nti our,. and at the
ou biyont the twal,"
par tit lhaving passed a
'1 e 'v-ilage corporation
hii. e street from the
osi is Wilson's.—Mr.
b alage freight house
lie street is, about
emed townsman,
est week,a-They
at the station. i
stables ollowed and art.ested
took him back to OliffPrd with
During his employment With Mr.
Mr. James i
Concession of re aSs'ated by another
ga 1 on the Fourth
TOWEriday last,
WHO CA14
young man and a trod yoke of o en
logged and brinde three acres of 1 nd?
house commeneed. Smite time ago is get-
ting well nigh comple4d. —Mr. Grant's
house has so fair progrdseed as soon to be
fit for habitat on
busily engage fo
a cellar on tl
ground, for t e
new dwelling
Mra Patton has been
he Vast week digginai
ffe of erecting
would beg to state that Mr.
Troyer did thresh this fall for
bushels of wheat iu one day,
bushels the next. In the secon
threshing there Were on y 200 bu
oats, the balancekeing 1 wheat
truth, and the g in wise well threshed.
prise Honsors.
FARIst SOLD
has sold his far
to Mr. Robert El
$5,000. The ari
SCHOOL ENT
teraplation to
the red school ho
early day. T1 e
ly consist of m
&c. The proceec
chase prises for t
Centers will be g
100
THE FIRST Lo
emotive entered
and the event w.
joicing or_ the pa
engine was atta
cars, carrying rm
will not be' read
Masted. This
with on the Eiou
but it will be s
work is finaly
Exeter.
ith.
9, Tuckersmith,
ined 100 acres.
ntertainment in
'Uckersmith, at an
ainment will like -
(lading, speeches,'
o be used to pur-1
1. Further par
us—The first lo
on Monday -last,
ree of great re
t e citizens. The
to a train of „fiat
for traffic until it
i$ being proceeded
end of the road,
eeks yet ere the
pleted as far, Era
SCHOOL CH N 1 The trustees:
school section ' 4, Stanley, have en
gaged as a tea h r a the next year Mr
J . Smiley, wh PO hes on the Par
Line. Mr. Sm. le ;IF yOung masa goo
ability, and an x t teacher, and will
no doubt, give gr atisfaction to th
Elm Ptractra4maa-Mr. T. Dinsdale,
of Stanley, h purchased the west hal
of Lot 5, Con. 2, Statley, containing 50
e 600
rid 645
day's
hels of
With Mr. a tie. It watt settle
ed by connent for nominal damage
'costs of actiOn. Mr. Sinclair for
tiff. AlcCaue e
ANOTHER GRANGE.—On Friday evens ,
ing last, a new Grange as organized at
School Section No. 1, a d the following
officere were elected e James Laing,
overseer ; S. Manning, worthy le turer ;
George Low, worthy eteward ;1;; bed
Laing, worthy Insistent stewed'''. Wm.
worthy
hy gate -
Mrs, Thomas Cornish, pomona ; Mrs.
James Elder, flora ; Mies 3Dorot y Man-
CDUI•ICIL MEETING. —Council met on
al
Oct, 2, pursuant to journme t. All
the members present except c uncilor
Brock. Minutes of fit meeti g con-
firmed. Moved by Mr. Hal s, sec-
oeconded by Mr. Monteith, t at W,
Stoneman, wort ty chaplain ; J.
worthy treasuret ; James Elder,
keeper ; Mrs. Mary Ann Oke,
Cook receive $6 , for 'relief —
Moved by Mr. Millar, eeconded by Mr.
Monteith, that the Reelve and Treasurer(
meet the Directors of the Great -11;Vestern'
Railway with a view tO purcharling_ our
debnitures, issued in favor of the Lon-
don, Huron and 13ruce Railway—Car-
ried. Moved by Mr. Monteith, second-
ed by Mr. Millar, that the Reeve and
Mr. Halls inspect the ditch running
through Lots 9 -and. 1(4 Con. 7, to see
that the work is done aecorcling to profile
and' specifications-nOatried. lilbved by
Mr. Halls, seconded byLaIr. Millar, that
by-law No. 8, for 187e, as now read a
thitd. time be passed—K.Jarried. 'Moved
by Mr. Halls, sesonded :by Mr.
that the Clerk procure a fire -p
for the use of the corToration—
Connell adjourned to the first
in November.
nteith,
of safe
arried,
sturdily
THE NEW Vtinarse.-1-1The aue ion sale
of village lots at the prospective
of HensalLcome off pn Tuesday
was largely attended and very
ful. Lots sold off -lively at e ormous
prizes. Several fifth of ars. acre ots sold
at prices ranging from. $200 o $265.
Most of the lots sold were purchased for
speeulation. If the expectationis of the
purchafiers of lots be realized, ittis like-
ly we will have before long, in t e flour-.
date fox the County se t.
Huron Fall Assize% •
village
last and
success -
The Fall Assizes for
ron opened at Goderic
fore David John Hug
Judge of Elgin, in t
Oh ef Justice. Mr,
Loudon, conducted th
The docket was very
five criminal indictm
than nineteen civil cas
wese of an important
Grand. Jury was comp
in gentlemen : Wm.
he Coun of Hu -
on Septs 28, be-
es, Esq., County
e absence of the
Varren -Reek, of
Crown' business.
eavy consisting of
nts, and no less
s, some of which
character. The
sed of the follow -
D. Allen, Jas. Caldwell, II, Chem -
Evans, G. Forest, Wm. Gray, H. Jackson,
Russel, J. Synaington, and W. Tipla,cly.
Coming to the illness and death kif John
Y. Elwood, Esq.., late Clerk of the Crown,
Mr. Wade, of Messrs. Sinclair, Seeger &
Wade, acted as Clerk a the Assize. His
Lordship addressed the Grand jury at
considerable length, ekslaniing very care-
fully and clearly the riature of the differ-
ent charges coming ander their notice,
an I theiraluty in reg
as the general duties a
ia the province of sue
usual demand upon o
Cooper v4.
seduction. 'e
and verdict xi'.
Cameron &
Malcomson
Queen. vs.
saw logs.
case. The elvide
the Crown, trotve
on the close of t
tion, His It ,s
acquit the riso
the evidence fer
nothing in the e
guilt of the riso
Sinclair for en
Queen VS
prisoner wa
ly in a Divi
was intereste
by the Griric
placed upo
fended the
exceedingly
some time.
ed the jur
minutes, ret
guilty." 11
senteneed to
Prison at ,Tio
Thomas Na h
spoke in ser
His Lordship
sponsible for
between- this
formed the p
was lighter tl
for the sake, o
dependent ju
ground that
and convicte
ing no proper
the witness al
w for defendant.
,c1 between the p
el by consent for
Cameron for pl
dden, attorneys.
be-
ter -
and
lain-
ttor-
of
rties,
Actin -
1 ntiff;
la Mr.
or defendant; IVIalc mson
win.--Aation for stealing
ru bill was found in this
ce offered in behalf of
era wae so weak I that,
c case for the pr secu-
er, without goin into
e defence. The e was
idenee pointing o the
er more than an other
ck for Crown Mr,
The
false -
found
isoner-
Id; to each as well
r space this week,
occasioned by the reports of !the fall
shows, prevents us fawn giving a report
of all the cases disposed of. The follow-
ing are the rnost impoitant
Queen. VS. PrOVt andn'impsoa.—Assault-
ing peace officer. The Grirand Jury
for nd a true bill, and the plisopers not
beng ready to go into thejr defence, case
was traversed to next assizes.; Mr. Rock
for Crown ; Mr. Cameron for prisoners.
Crawford V8. BeattiO. —Action: against
a magistrate ler false iniprisonment.
This case occupied a ,djay and a half, the
witnesses being exarinned very, closely;
and the addresses tc# :the jury being
lengthy. Theslearned judge summed up
to the jury at great length, and in the
CO
se
Co
in
ou
Co
fiv
ca
of
ne
ro
rse of his remarks animadverted
erely on the condition of the Court
use and the cond4uct •the County
ncil in allowing it. to remain so, and
mating the ! probability of the Gov-
ment taking County builclingthrough-
Ontario out of ;the handS of the
nty Council. The jury were over
hours in consultation, and finally
e in with a verdict for the, plaintiff
350 dama,ges. Mr. Sinclair fa plain-
& Walkers; attorneys.
,rawford Strong,—This Was a simi-
le action to the last, ny the same plain -
ti against the other magistrate sitting
11
G2 iesly. -- Perjury,
dieted for swearing
n Court snit wl
A true bill was
ury, and the p
is trial. Mr. Squier de -
SO er. The evideo4e was
he
af
rn
Crown counsel
an unnsually el
ter retiring for
d with a ver
months in the
on o. The learned
terms of the con
one of the witness
skid appeared. to
reat deal of the
ner that his s
ai he might have
his wife and farnil
g Mot the verdict,
tppointed Clerk swear
dress-
quent
a few
ict of
entral
Judge
uct of
be re -
rouble
ntence
ade it,
being
ier in -
on the
t tried
ere be-
Titt0Ma8 Gt. H0117
as found against t
d the creditors of
Imes, by makin
ta ned by him fro
ilton; Prisoner
ade application
averse the cas
ea e for which wa
inst prisoner for
tradesmen and
fry.—An action
or use and oc
Queen
er, Richer away
with goods o pwithaodleed-
sale men in
hrough
not guilty an
to the
his counsel t
gran t -
next assizes,
after -
others.
biought
Brown v • Be
upation
to recover 00
of premises in Clintoo in w ich the
jury brought; in a verdict for laintiff,
with $30 darnanes. Mr. Ga row for
neys. Mr. Sine air for defendant ; Sin -
Boland 8 . 31 Carroll.—Action for se -
*Auction of lain iff's daughter. Defend-
; agreement for the set -
atter, made betWeen the
up by an equi ble plea.
the jay on he othet
defendant at $ 5, if the
ot support th Judges'
itable plea. 11 r. Doyle
for plaintiff, M . Doyle,
Sinclair for d fendant,
hich verdict as enter -
r $367 50, subj et to the
tor Judge of t e County
Cameron for plaintiff,
dant, *dein Seeger &
a warrant fo etealing
sequently, ho ever, on
he magrstrate she was
charge, and t is action
the purpose o recover -
the wrongful rrest and
After hearing the plain -
he Judge non- .uited the
ant relied en an
tlement of the
parties and/ set
A verdict was f
edj
pleas agents tith
ruling on the eq
and Mr. Gro
Attorney ; Mr.
Detlor
mon court*, in
ed by consent f
award of Mie ju
of Huron. Mr
Cameroni& Mc
Sinclair for defe
fondant on
ages assess
been arres
defendant'
house.
ed o
Su
ber trial b fore
was brought fo
ing damages for
imprisonmenn
-tee evidence,
plaintiff. Mr. oyle arid M
for plaintiff ; A r. Sinclair. for defendant.
Sinclair, Seeger & Wade Attorneys. /
Two cages re
not being tinse
nosh Agricult
BelgraVe Oil
For the lollowi
arid prize liet
kindness of the
ance at the sho
directors ;mina
morning Very
distante epee
out, still here
classes. Some
shown, blit the
strong. The
resented, and 1
represented.
very good 'b si
Potatoes,
bugs, was
no need to
Om 8, 1845,
Heifer calf, let Thomas Wilkerson, 2d
John Cionts. 'Yoke four ear old steers,
Thomas Ross. Yoke t Tee Year ad
steern 2t1 Charles Procton 3d Robert
Currie. Beeve,. 1st Thomas Ross, 2d C.
Ross.' Yoke of - oxen, lst Alex. Broad -
burn, 2d jelm Coultise.
tiger, 2c1 James Potter. Item lamb, lst
Janes Shobrook, 2d Dunean Robertson.
Fair aged ewern 1st Johri Coultiae, 2d
John Robertson. Pair shearling ewes,
Parr ewe lambg, lst John; Coultise, 2d
Janes Shobroolt. „; 1
Oonsworn StOssis.—Aged rain, Joseph
StPbbs. Shearling ram, 1st and 2d Jas.
Potter. Ram lamb, ist Janies Aciley, 2d
Charles Proctor'. Pair aged ewes, 1st
Joieph Stubbs, 12d John Coutts, Shearl-
ing ewes, 1st 14bert Currie, 2d Duncan
Robertson. Pair ewe lamhs, lst and 2d
Jo eph Stubbs, I Fat sheep, lst C. Free-
; Ins—Lawn; BREED.—Aged boar, lst
George Gibson,‘, 2d Thos. McLauchlin.
Boar pig, lst RPbt. Currie 2d Thos. Mc -
24T, MeLatich in. ;
' AiALL Bros .—Brood sow, lst John
11
R bertson, 2d James Oweris. Boar pig,
SON pig, lst J Ain Robtson 2d John
-C°Puoitsjannv.—Pair geese, I antes Owens.
Pair turkies, tet Robert teurrie, 2d T.
Lind Pair chicks, 1st nd 2d John
agon, 1st and
2 ng box, Thom -
ained on the lists, there
o bear them.
lgrave Shays.
ow of the Eaht Wawa-
ral Society wa
hursday of 1
we are indebt
Secretary T
was not as g
ate& owing
weather. The
t and stormy
nprotnieing, re
le. for people li
ily, to think
was affair co
rses was very
competition w
ade cattle wer
ade a very go
nd pigs also
he indoor depa
g fully up to t
ing ever thin into nongide
directors' coneratulate the
their -alto and feel grateful
cess atti ding their efforts.
ing is the
mare, Ja es
Anderson. Y
son, 2d J Ini
Duncan Rob sr
foal, 1st Wm.
Two year old
year old gel,
George Dolga
Thomas Anti
John Agnew.
McLeod, 26.
Morrison, Span ef carriage
Thomas Lind, "2d Thomas Bl
Nichol. 1
Cep, Thomas, Ross. Two
heifer, 1st Robt. Riley, -2d Ro
4hn
DEVONS.— ileh cow, Jo
Heifer calf, Jo ' Salter.
Currie, 2d T $ omas Ross, 3d 't alter Alli-
son. Two year eld heifer, Est and 2d
Thomas ROS 3. One year old. heifer, 1st
Thomas McCartney, 2c1 Ro
so & Williams. Farm gate, James
nry. Pump, Robert Aikune Model
of fince, James Henry. 1
GRAIN,—Fall wheat, ist Thomas Mc-
Laughlin, 2d John Robertson. Tread.-
wt11 wheat, 1.st Wm. Rosin 2d Archibald
Nickleson. Spring wheat, lst John
Wm. Ross, 2d Thomas Anderson. Oats,
1st Sohn Robertson, 2d1Win. Ross. Peas,
1St James Henry, 2d james Owens.
Timothy seed, lst Thornas Lind, 2d
Rbbert Currie.
held at
t week.
the show
d to the
od as the
o the in -
night pre -
and the
dering it
ing at a
f coming
petition.
fine in all
ttle were
s not very
well rep -
d appear -
ere well
tment was'
e average.
Colorado
t there is
ther, tak-
ation, the
selves on
he follow -
0 1
;Frturr.—Winter apples, 1st Alfred
Carr, 2d George Stewart, Fall apples,
1St George Gibson, 2d James Henery,
P' ars, 1st George Stewart', 2dWm. Ross.
G apes John McRae. °tab apples, lst
AVY DRAUG T. --Brood
clerson. Spring -foal, J,
ar old. filly, lst J. Anders;
oultise.
-nrosna—Brood mare, 1st
son, 2d Wm. Ross. Spring
Ross, 2d D. Robertson.
elding, John Couts. One
ng, 1st Robt. Currie, 2d
o. Span farmihorses, lst
, 2d John Denham, 3d
Buggy horse, 1st Wm.
amuel Rathw 11. Hack
William
orses, 1st
ck, 3d W.
— Milch
year old
t. Currie.
n Salter.
urns, 1st John tRobertson, 2d Charles
ellen Collection of frnit, 1st -Robert
cRae, 2d john RobertsOn.
MANUFACTURES .—UP1OP flannel, John
IsIeRan Pair of blanketn- Thomas An-
dersen. Set double harness, Henry
Guest. Set single harnesi, Henry Guest.
Three bottles wine, honsemade, James
AND VEGETABLES.— Potatoes,
lid James Wilkeson, 2a1 John Bone,' 3d
Jana Robertson. Cabbage, ist James
Owens, 2d George Burrows. Cauliflow-
et, lst George Burrows, 24 Lance Taker.
Blood beets, let Robert Riley, 2d George
Burrows. Mangold Wurtzels, lst Robert
22 Walter Nickle. Swede tur-
rt ps, 1st John Agnew, 2d joseph Stubbs.
elgtan field earrote, 1st ;Robert Currie,
2 john Salter. -Orange field carrots, 1st
Archibald Nicideson, 2d Robert Currie.
ohn Robertson. Onions, 1st George
Gibson, 2d George Burrovirs. Corn, Jas.
Brandon. Water melon, Lanee Tasker.
Citron, Lance Tasker. , Squash, John
outts. Tomatoes, Thos, Anderson.
DAIRY PROliUCE.—Tub: butter, 1st W.
ninon, 2d J. ;Robertson, 3d C. Proctor.
resh butter, 1st A. Proctor, 2d A. Carr.
oMe made cheese, lst T, Anderson, 2d
61
LADIES' DEFARTHENT#—Crochet work,
. Naylor. Bead work, ,T# Naylor, Patch
ork on quilt, 1st J. Wilkison, 2d J.
allagher. Gent's lineo shirt, J. Gal -
r. Braiding; j. Denham. Pair woolen
tockings, J. Gallagher. 1 Pair socks, J.
on. Woolen mitts, J. Dennam. Log
a in quilt, j. Denham. Patch quilt, -
o 1 work, 1st and 2d Mary Welsh.
iludges.--ignrsea, Swine and Intple-
Bla,ck, Turnberry. Cattle, Sheep and
Vawanosh. :indoor De rtnient—John
Whiteman and John Couts, East Wawan-
arknent—Mrs. *m. ;Shane Blyth ;
Aire. Wm. Young, Colborne ; -ilia. Wm.
senemsollools
calrloicwar. Wy jainkufines141-annoptlhleryjmo%eGi loerine,
Wm Herbison -Clinton tweed -
ter, one piece, d Wm. H rbison,
ton. Mr. Croft well; Seafo h, took
ral prizes in the .fine arta c se, anst
Cfi
se
Mi
pri
lif
ap
ph
ha
ses
in
lo
da
ut
no
da
Co
Huron at the Western Fair.
he following exhibitors fronts the
'o ttty of Huron and immediate vicinity
e eived prizes as follows at the Western
a r held. in London last week :
horough-bred blood stallion, 1st A.
n age, A. 1 Innen Clinton, diploma ;
amage
stallion, . any age, L. Hunter, Exeter,
di loma ; Sin le roadster, gelding or mare,
eneral p rpose stallion, four year old,
1st L. Hunter, Exeter ;
filly, ist John Avery, Chn-
•
HurOu
Nth:st-Pers°,t*ant Or.
Goderich, bag been,
yers Will t 'is year
on the Mks. of as-
ussels, fell from a
Acids arm* Tues -
a for Hur ela-
rsday of las week.
the new b idge
ey, being pushed
The work iIi being
vision of MT. Xames
8,all'Inbeitcruonireacistisfst
at the raie ot $39
100, for this purpoen- bas been given
The opening of the Elimville Bible
Haien Church will take place on Suns
and Monday next. Air. Webber
I lecture on the " Scottish ovenan-
Mrs. Barnes, of
anted matron of
ns' Home at Lon
Wingham rate
e to pay 15 mills
rnent, as its tax
he vicinity of'
ed wagon, and b
of last week,
The death of J.
Clerk of the Cro
need to have tak
s' illness on Th
The sto'nework
do e under the supe
The new Town
be seated with chai
SU plying 324 chai
an
th
th
st Hien, an
diploma ; br
Jain Glen,
Heavy dr
and upward
upwar
ee-year-ol 1. stallion, 2d Henry Beadle,
bum ; tw -year-old stallion 1st Mat -
w Kellar 1, Exeter ; genera'l purpose
age, L. Hunter, Exeter,
od mare, with foal by side,
, Carlow, 2d Wm. Taylor,
lin Glen, Carlow ; foal, lst-
arlow.
ght four-year-old,
ree-year-old 1st
pe
to
0
da
te
Jas. McDonagh, Colborne, 2d Charles E.
ls John Avery, Clinton, 2d John Blain,
C rlow ; yeactling colt, 1st Alex. Done,
draught stallion, any age, lhos. Coign-
lic.,in, Mitchell, diploma ; brood. mare,
wrth foal Jai,- side, heavy draught, 1st
J. McDonagh, Colborne, 3d D; H. Me -
Robert, Granton ; three-year-old filly,
II. Love, Sr., Hills Green ; two -year -
filly, l.st Thos. Colquhon, Mitchell,
James Loadman, Exeter ; span
ull, three
Cotswold
24 -John Onmming, Londesboro, 3d. H.
ol
dr'
years old and upwards, 3d
, Brucefield.
ram, two shears and over,
Snell, Clint°
Clinton. Tw
and over, 241
Carliage
Exeter a
rt Riley. Clinton.
Leicester ewes, two shears
H. Snell, Clinton.
mess, 2d. Wm. Pearson.
harness, 1st 3. Twitchell,
of
12th inst. number q buyers
11:be present, and no doubt large sales
incumben of the
iecopaI Church,
pointed by his
Huron, Rural D an for the aunty of
ron.
The right to ga her tbe mdiket fees
y a they were sold
—A few days ag
rdue, of Turnbary:, ram
rket for the ensuing
Lased by kr. Wm.
id WaS $206. Last
a severe
k on the lowe jaw fro a horse
s not seriously in urea, and able to
about again.
—Five members f the And family,
Brussels, challen e any other 'e mem-
rs of the Brussel volunteer ' mpany,
h is to
of 0e -
le ge should be grs en, the ma
ke place on or a out the 15t;
—Mr. Joseph cRinney,
A r. Daniel Hugh and Mr
left Bluer
Andrew
ay, of Turnberry e station
ej day lately on a trip to Eu one.- Mi.
ay goes to Scotl d, Mr. M siinneyto
eland, and Mr. Hughes to E gland.
icing from Ethel oCrannroo to attend.
last week, his orse, stumb ed at the
ilway crossing, a $ ("fell, throwing him
d spraining his A fist,
—A man named Wm. Burt svsls brought
fore Judge Toms at Goderich on Mon -
y of last week, haged w-th. haying
en caught in the act of stns. rris chick-
s from the stable of the Albion HoteL
ntenced to three months' at hard labor
the County jail.
—Mr. Jas. Knox hae been I appointed_
hector of taxes a Brussels fa the en-
ing year. He is ta, be given a salary of
less than $35. He was required to
ter into bonds to he amount of $4,000,
eh bonds to be approved of by the
ouncil, as secmit for the dile fulfill-
ent of the work.
a
1
DiStortion
Hall's Journal o
1 t maker for. ove
e have long feit
ve never yet bee
the matter of
A ore than twenty-
uman frame is so
ride to clothe, pr
the feet. If t
love created corn
f om year to year
f rmed boots and
eforming the ten
t e foundation of
i the more vital
dge, and. we hay
reciate the fact
a
of the eet.
good deal our spaces
this subj t by Joel
thirty yearS, because
that the lilnian. race
properly dealt with
lothing forj the feet.
other por inn of the
e fashiona hat in -
if the Ipse-fitting
, or if the ravat pro-
w quicldy Would the
breaking in„ our illy -
shoes, cripteling and
er feet of out children,
suffering, and, laying
multitude,of diseases
nd to compel them to
WilliOLE NO.
AIL
1:t7:11011):otoztFoolTtiN3 2:aeurittlapi:rti 1,:01: 10113 d. :I 11 3: e:rr v.:Insini itli itiAegoi ' hA 7z:4:o: 1 .04 19:1:: ri.1 # -'.:Ifol
j).
4
sa eg i dPv::::n 4: Bt °.tf 1K1 Lt. en j U aYI : wsl :1 40:1 lE :1 II Is 17Tdd "Ynt at IFI .1 gOeeBi linn'il .8' A I::
. 1171:010: X- Ainu t:iitia, 110:: Teneirnooei
rOperty formerly cd. the leis NV
_SON, Constance P, 0,
upply us with appropriate foot -gear.'
quarter of a century has passed, and.
he facts are exactly the sathe to -day.
he world has, meantimei learned a good
eal about hygiene and diet od tem er-
ake up the sum of human Itilowledge
nd contribute to human hap inef38. We
ave learned that knit eyes and eara aud
eth and digesti n must have certain
reatruent and. ce in care, or; they will
ail us early ; bu we' have bt learned
hat thousands an thousan !of men are
etively engaged ay after d rand year
ur feet which ar certain to give us dis-
omfort, certain cripple u if our feet
re not already di torted, an Which will
,nfailingly keep ,t) the die ion which
d. What is the eraedy for 11 this visi-
ation of misery ? Properly naped boots
nd shoes, and of urse, pro Hy shaped
ts to make the on. ember, no
breaking -in ' pr cess will eannplish.
he desited result You -ma Ibrnak in a
rang in the out et, rt will eliuwtroifndit Ant
ou can ;manage
hough the miser may be le apparent.
very step you t ke forces Ire foot still
further over the s le outwardly, dragging
the upper leather 'th. itaan forcing the
great toe still fu t,haeiridoutsoof line with
the rest of the fo
club -foot and o her pedal deformities
have been occasio ed 'by b shoes, and
we wish to press up parents
he necessity f having :the ten-
der feet -of children proper! „ cared for.
Mr. McComber is an enth last in hill
profession, an honest and vrorthy man,
and we commend him and his graud im-
rovement, with earnestness, to the con -
'deuce of our readers," Boots and.
hoes on the DIeComber principle are
manufactured by Mantyre & Willis, of
Seaforth.
11
, and soft
Co
i 1:°bwititaill.PeartOnliirufeja:sie$71,1)443a, ng iand -tarrgini
P: !F:-;:th a, . 1 fl i 04;obEationg! tlitt:vievir;0.601;tecit4370101 3:13„pe.):;s:
Nov. 15. Apply tt.1 the ' tinders
.. 'I BefElalTn.:Inand'. . wei 1.1 '.0.1.-11'vatedl . There .
1.71
; Town '' lot -.of Grey, icentelOing 30 sires:
. frame house land barn on iteprope#y. !
4,
of cultivation, the I:remainder best of
.. hula.. ingsh.14.'T:Iter,71-eals2lie., „igrombied,Bb::31:770:7.rd
ezill
Truro 0,a, ad hang. the farm
`awe IS well tirabei-03, There Are eigh
aortal wheat. FOr further macula
1011kirinaBO:Eofit:raYeie:47:teCry oieguEr-aapie4;:i:::1
-l- . For sale eheapi, that desirable
Fergugon, There are foot village*
, frame! house, with ;slable# well 111:I
fence.„.: Forfurtherparticalars apply/.
YOUNG-, Brucefieldslor to the prop
towel; ROBERT FEBGI,l8031.
and &large frame' house iv4th a. get#
stabling, It acres I Ihilidi ft bEilttitnt
50 choice fruit tr es, and 2 riever-fal
The property 18 a well /Mick& It IS ;
viTiralIPS,:rYt.o VI:Erl:SAVII: Xl*El::::11:1136 asOli
1;111411. FOR SA .—FOr Sale, Xio
- and under fenee, the balance timberc
18x40, log 110115e5 good bearing orehnx
ored ; situated within 7 Miles of Sea
like distance from Clintbm Farm
drained and ia fitst-elass cultivation
the premises or to the prOprietor at 0,
0, ANDREW golCriNZIE
tVed'Ajhe"-611111146,1:1177-alg:otifffs": s 5119 8131t gIrltieovr:41:443thlti°owli:
barn. The Au= le well watered, has
and 'thriving „orshati. situs,teeL
proprietor oatheiremiata, or if by le
vAird FOR SA 411,—Vor Sale, the I
acres, 55 of VilizIllere Oleiltrea 1111,1.1111
good cultivation, and first-class e
the . balance is iven timbered witl
There are good frame timildings,
orchard. There* alitmdance of watA
in -8 miles of the Blyth Station, and i
.pcsiro:Rupsorite:etoz;r°.rosn8301$111:e14gpre,rtniglettelr snlar, or til.1311
VA1111 FOR SALE.--if-ot 4, Con.
-4; 100aeret; 70 Cleared, the roma
hardwood bush ; 10 -miles from
•youlag orchard eommending to bear
fruit trees ; frame barn 4000, fram'e
2040, good stables) -coif houses in
houses, -quarter a a mile from good
Of water, well fenced and. under g
cultivation. For farther particab
VA= FOR SALE,—Being Lot 0,
lett-; semi, 100 cleared andiu
cultivation, the remaining 50 is
frame houses nearly new, frame bar
'• Terms on,or,. 'This is an -excellent e
For further parties:1111,010ply on It
if by letter to Barb* Post 01
:wirtilebsTletTnaT:iesmtarn:lifirsollemaC1115:73°1-41:1;
any *Ilion wishing to Isecure a fir
buildings; Is situated 0.inilestroin
forth F. 0. litIC LEL 141ADDIGAN
of Lot No, 24 Con. il, London 11,
tabling 481 scree, 40 -acres -cleared a
cultivation, the balancevolitimberi
of grafted fruit, and abundance
the Urn, itfla 10111Jon-of
the lot. A considerable portion 43f
be disposed *110 'Wimp lots, Th
sold. cheap. Apply $he tam
premises or to Bodgerville Post
VARII FOR SALE --For -$ale,
which. are cleared and in 4004 -c
good frame bouee, with stoneeellm
frame barns withshedS 'and other
There Is another good honse t
for a hired man. Therein a good. Et
ed.' fruit, There is abundance
water. The lean is en 4 gond icrg
mId-way between Clinten. and Beal
- titulars apply tp the proprietor on
or address Clintion FA. HUGH IV
jia,TrmAL,Iriir33tusir stmaLE., CatEr4iiitoyntZtonal]
-and 5 miles trete. Seafartb., .Lot 2f
the balance beiag all bardwood
speareservf:' The'llousels 13401c$
Zrrillesgslu.44T° le rambrerne ;11- 711174b 11
couldbe -desired; there IS 21SO
with good -cellar, barnsli.ud onth
gAW Iffitt AND FAR OF
istalaeir blittie:rebititt.:17xclessensinmelngbt::0;aer,4011:41,3:18°_'41roesisahe:Lio!,:mg:fte:
it114.enxtocwagttuae,,,klds:id.t:-o:toheruskzrdt a uumwooter
atseisanpy.timeo., 4:7:11070;,fwarther; =407:
by letterpost Paid, of W. G-. 111