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sif the Commercial
tautly on hand a
2'
tcI,
Nil ,.
FISH.
C
Good.
For Sale.
hand; islxo Cheese
chins to purehas3
tdvantage to call on
first-class • articl:
pot or the oven.
FORSYTH.
DS & Co.'s
S
loll Whirl( tliego re
(taro achieves its flee
r • of the determine
Ems st grade of work -
n :tiring ever before
)mess..
cuing should,herora
smug the interior con -
them, and c.rinipar-
oods eti.'s. 'iha
FINISH
f Actis,ii and Cabinet
rlci remember that a
eying s really trine in -
time is
1/40 Y1
sed in purchasing an
�VA.Vi! NOE
F` of 3fusical Effect?,
beautiful
SOLO STOP,,s'
Value,
ieE
profession, and all
imse in 'guide is called
Oil & CO.,
-e Street, Toronto.
Iiarsliall W Wendell,
41'
E SYSTEM
1 eration at
BOLEN MILLS.
reg to inform the in -
a surrounding country
above Mills, and is
NVOIRJEr
in the beat possible
ler his own persona
• 1$75.
is is now complete in a'1
is been taken in the:
,which ha ye been mad :
bracinfiIicavy Tweed,,
rlet, Grey and. White
'ancy Shirfllag'+, Union
L variety, all of which
CHEAP,
4esp is aceounted for
manufacturer of the
ciril retail profits with
tossup con sequels tly he
out of good laying
to give hater value
at 50c per yard.
D. If. %YU AN.
ENG f .;K
ala prepare for it
aims a
> O +CT E
"'ITNjE*V'S,
SEAL: OItTH.
Stack of C'ookin
Vont Steyr//, oft o
id from the best makers;,
i' lees for eaau o:
in stock or .wade to
i ' iiairiiiq promptly itt-
a largo i itpislt of the
the rsiarket, which will
V. Special inducement,'
'ainiesou'st Old Stared,
i1i.S. 1!.. WIiITNE
,.
Nilie MILLr
F & SC rTT
they have commence'
lately osteupied by 51r.
led to 1111 orders for
'itcr8/ .Mouldings,
i=l wi;sl lumber.
` AJH XG'L L',S
l SETTER,
AY
ItACZ,S, &e.
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Lu
wr on hand.
Crodcrieh street,
laiiii:g neatly stone.
W. IL seerT.
W LTO N
so NE W.
i1 Bargains in DRY
'1300,1E RIES.. In
J. Boot. :brei Shoes hog
e ix' be got elsewhere.
lT VARNISRE.,
on hand. Special In -
i. reg.
s Dotes and secants .
smut: i•t ounce, otherwise
hands for collection.
".st 1.(t.`l:'kAIt SMITH
:TOCK IN THE
1IDI.
NINE CO
p {, ONT.,
per share. Should
resent indications, each
f ik will be worth from.
pros, &c., apply to
A1t3II' A(E,
Director for Seafortk
4
Career of a Villain Checked.
The Scoundrel in eau after Afarryi);y
Pour Young Ladies, burning. Mice
Other's, and Swii#Ltin, all who: !'reek)
HIM with Money,
In,1805 Matthew B. Van Ostrand, 'a
yQJng roan of good family and education
residing in Deekertown 1\T. J., was mar.
rigid to Ella Penney, the daughter of a
wealthy farmer residing in the vicinity
of Warwick, Orange County, N.
Some time afterward Van °strand
failed in business, wlicli failure.
was accompanied with circumstances so
suspicious that Van ()strand fled
to Canada before investigation could be
made. He was followed by his wife,
who remained two years with. hien in
the provinces. During that.time he was
repeatedly started iii business 'Ly his
friends in this state and in Orange Coun-
ty. He io shamefully abused this kind-
ness, however, by squandering thou-
sands of dollars thus advanced him, and
taxing the resouarccs of his friends to re-
lieve him from the consequences of ille-
' gal and criminal transactions, that they
finally withdrew their support. His
treatment of his family became suchthat
his wife left hen, returning to her fath-
er's in 1863, with her two children.
Shortly after this Van Ostrand was
forced to leave (Canada to escape arrest,
on charge of forgery, and went to Leek -
port, N. Y. Being a man of fine appear-
ance, high culture, and winning address,
he was not long in getting into the best
society of the place, . and gaining tie
confidence of leading business men, 'se.
cured. a position of great trust and res- SPECIAL
ponsibility. Taking advantage of his
position,he formed the acquaintance of A COMMON cough o cold
a Miss Tucker, an accomplished Young be trifled with,w often en n
lady of Lockport, and subsequently converted into a serious a
married her. Not long afterward ru- fatal pulmonary disease,' T/mors of Van Ostrand's past career
reached Lockport. The rumors being
investigated and found true, Van Os-
trand was again forced to leave the city
• to escape justice, leaving different par
ties minus several thousand dollars,.
which had been intrusted to his caro.
From New York State Vane Ostrand
went to Ohio, springing up in Columbus.
As in other places, his manners and as-
surance evere
s.surancee'ere not long=in gaining him the
confidence of business cireles. At Colum-
bus he won the affections of a young
lady named hiss Georgie Vail, the
daughter of a gentleman who was Van
Ostrand's financial backer in certiiin
speculations to a large amount. The
marriage of Miss Vail and Van' ()strand
was looked forward. to as one of the
great events in Columbus society., A
short time before the wedding day, how-
ever, a business associate of Van Os-
trancd's discovered the existence of ne-
gotiated notes to the amount of $5,000,
to which the former's name was forged,
The passing of the notes was traced back
directly to Van Ostrend, and he was
charged with the crime by his .partner,
and subsequently arrested. He stoutly
denied the crime, and was supported by
many friends, among them the father of
his betrothed, who went his bail for, ap-
pearance at court. . Shortly before Ithe
trial it was ascertained that Van Ostrand `. ri.p HON. J. LYMAN t LK
was preparing to leave the city, which 11. Y., says : "I have uKcc:. Dr.
caused his bondsman to deliver him ttlp = pound Elixir of Phosphates and
Found
practice for two years, ansl
to the authorities. He was tried and thcrgis no pre 7aration. of rho kin
in pare with it. With feeble anosmic
Home-made
For fon; pounds of tall
take two pounds of soda
ed lime,half an ounceof
of an ounce of rosin, half
of borax. Put the lime
vessel with six quarts of
well, and allow the liqu
clear ; then pour off and s,tra
lye, and pour into the Bine
gallon of water ; when d,lear,
smother vessel. Melt the
when it is boiling hot, pour
lye, a capful at a time, till t
saponified. Continue . to bo
the strong lye till the whole
boiling and stirring till
thick that the spoon wil
middle without hoiding.
rosin and borax pulverized,
well and pour the soap in
from which cakes can
when it is cold. From th
any kind of perfttmed sou
and adding honey, oil of r
monde, lavender, and other
in the manufacture of toilt
Mason.
o. i.
To CURE THE EAIa•AAC 1E,
brandy in a tablespoon, add
pepper, heat the mixture ov
the fire, clip a bit of sotto
place the saturated cotton,
e borne, in the ear ; cover
bandage. Repeat if neceeso,
into the ear one drop! f� a
equal parts of chlorofor an
and put in a bit of cot; i to
fumes of the chlorofornij
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8
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or lard
11118lack
,quarte
spoonfu
da in
*etxr the
tittle til
'the Clea
d soda
train int
ease, ane
the wea
whole ..,
and ad
if ; kee
ap ie 8
nd ; in th
add th
r them i
is moul
t to sui
be triad
Melting i
bitter' a
umes 118
ps.—Mr
Put a lit'tl
it blas
Jr lamp o
n it, ui
of as :ca
it a flannel
Or dro,
mixture in
;sweet oily,
Wine the
dent, aware of this
"Bryan's Pulmonic W
which has sustained it
over 20 years—they are'alwa'
and exert a mc,at beneficial
all the bronchial and . pulmo
Sold by all druggists' and cc u
ere. Price 25 cents per box
PooR HORMEL—aged fir
of poor horses dragging outia
existence, suffering ,from
diseases, rendering then all
less, that would be restore(
and healthy condition, and
to them of which th
dreamed, would they'
within their reach. Fi
packages of "Darley's
and Arabian Heave'
all cases produce a .si
hundreds have testi
Remember the naine
the signature of Hur
package. Northrop 4'
Ont., .proprietors for0
medicine dealers.
pr
fells
s re
ould never
gloated it ts
d general)
e more pri-
ptly use
curatiVr
Cation fctr
s efileaciow
n uence oil
ry organs.
ntry deaf -
.
ea -
thousanc'ts
miserable
variety f
pet well
o a sous
alue giv
ers. nev
the mea
to thr
n'Powde
" will
ry resul
the fa'
see 'th
is on e..
Toren
Sold by
it 'lo
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CONFESSIONS OF A VICTI
a warning and for the ben
and others who suffer from Nervot
of .Manhood, &c., giving his rel
after undergoing much st Hering
mailed free ou receiving ref -
Boxvelope. Address NATHANIEL
Box 158,Brooklyn, N. Y.
Published
1 young
Debility, L
of Self -Cu
expense, s
directed
YFAIR, P.
4s.
M. D. of
heeler's Co+t •
slisaya larg„ly
f . my judgm #it
that eat co<
amen, of i wh j m
convalesei 3g
hardly `knisw
pepsia it alto
ong lust; of px-
convicted, and sentenced to four years.
the Ohio Penitentiary. The yo}1ng
lady to whom he was to have been mar-
ried died during the first year of Van
°strand's imprisonment, it is said of grief,
and shame.
Van Ostrati
on, when he was for some reason par- dangerous diseases to whi
Boned out. Soon afterward he apper4.red tion is snbjeet. It modeia
in the Village of Delaware, Ohio, under moves- all obtractions, and
g , relied on. To ma.riadladle
n shorte
Mod with regularit:. e
taken b Females daring
Pre ane as the are
carriage, any
I cages of Nemo a
pains in the book and M
we have so many, and in cases
from prostrating diseases, I shoe
how to got along without it.. In.
like a charm—in fact, in any of t
haustive diseases-, it is THE rem
'PHE GREAT FEMALE ItEME
J . Periodical Pills—This nval,
served two years in psis- unfailing in the cure of al rho
toe all
a s e}p
,itis
the name of Ryerson. Professing .pro- It will, i a time,
1
it
8
to
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11
t,
h
=11
ftH
8s
.ed
g on
f d "ety, he took an active and lad- •tt Th a pii11
in �art in church affairs there, anc� in ere
� part
1374 pied to the (laugh-
ware,
laugl• °f � y' they
t e
titin pi , y 1 ci i � he fir'
October, , " as.mar but at o
a1 N cl S
beautiful young lady but i8 li b,fat
ter of the Presbyterian minister of Dela-
years of age. The couple lived togeth- it s' these pi nwileffec a cr
er to all outward appearances happily, means have failed; and, alth
but rumor said that Van Ostrand lovas remedy, do not contain it n, ca
or anything hurtful .to i o cot
unkind to his innocent victim, 'which was -directions in rho pamphlet roan
given fcnindation by the fact that in which should be carefully reser
August last she returned, to her father's New York, Solo Proprietor $1
for postage enclosed to Ndrthro
house with a child three weeks old. Al, roue, Ont., general agents for
most simultaneously with this three will insure a bottle centtini
young ladies, ofthebest families of the return �:3 it Sold
and Tl. . me
place charged Van Ostrand with having ,
•.—Job Modes-'
le medicintii is
painful ,And
ale coustitu-
coos and e-
enre luny he
wifely snit d.
monthly e-
hotildnot'; e
three moniihs
'ing on d-
are Hale. an
al Aff etio;s,
on slight isx•
ysteiies, clod
hen all other
h a powe#Kul
el, antimony
tution.' Tall
ash pee e,
. Job Mo
and 124 courts
Lyman,
e Domini'n,
ger 50 ilia ;by
E. Hike) &
ss,
'o-
accomplished their ruin To escape the READ THIS TWICE.—Five t
Electric oil Will ea
Throat: It never fails in
Cold or Cough in twenty-fo
One bottle lots cured. Bro
indignation of the _ eople he fled the Thomas Elect
place in the night. 'rho story .received ¢
here of this affair states that one of ! the
above unfortunate victims of Van Ostand-standin ; recent cases a
died in giving birth to his child, and that day notte hoe above attic voice
another, deserted her home and is leading an outward application in all
a life of sharpie in Cincinnati. ' an nothing like it has
Ono bottle will cera to 'ease
From Delaware Vane Ostrand we .t to Crick in the Back. For diseases
Springfield, Ohio, and .at once laid his Contraction of the lausele alit E
plans to ensnare a new victim. He Itheumatie or any other p
does on good. It stops Ear As
formed the acquaintance of a young, of a Barn in throe minutes, and
wealthy, and accomplished widow' of boot and cheapest rnedic no ov
that place, and so infatuated. her that people -the cheapest, bee use i
do you good. It is tom used
she eloped with and married hind on the ails- mown, nothing cont oils. it
27th of September last. They returned weight in gold. Why not bay
to Springfield, and were living in style DDo�' ehhit s,ass� Thirtnt een years-
ote
there when an officer arrived in the P. • b a severe attack of rhsnmat
pace a aware,
of (October, for the arrest of the t h ithi used forehead, le a been gip for ne'
roup
ar to
achiti
e cur.
liirty drop' of
common �.1'e
It will, carp a
1 y -eight hot
of eight years
in thr d to 4six
hero the pe on
five y e rs. Ao
Hes of fpai�k�� or
or been] kno'tvn...
Lame,L'ac or
1 the Spine and
nequalled. . In
first applies ion
s and thepain
altogether the
r offered tore
takes on littto
t six of tihe: r est
It is worth its
today ? A., B.
Artahbaaskavl lle,
go I was se zed
sm in the L,jcaci,
I fromDelaware, about the middle from which I have nearly ton(alit)y suffered (; Af
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"We have never
ch completoi sat-
all ed e1no
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, Toronto, nt.,
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dreg, Van Ostrancl, he having been traces
to Springfield. He mnanaged to escape
the officer, and fled from the place, and
no trace of him could be found. The
friends of his Springfield victim and of
his luckless dupes in Delaware, now de-
termined to bring hien to justice, if pos-
sible, and employed detectives to take
hold. of the case. They followed him to
Canada, and found him in the early part
of the present month snugly ensconced
in thevillage of Windsor. Although he
had been therc.but a few days, it was
found that he had already 'formed the
acquaintance of a handsome French mil-
liner named Jean Dubeis. Being satis-
fied by inquiry that the girl did not look
with favor on the advances of Van Os-.
trand, the detectives determined to take
her into their confidence, and make her
if possible a decoy to bring Van Ostrand
into their power. She readily consent-
ed to aid in trapping the villain, and
played her part so artfully that the plan.
worked to perfection. It seems that
)palm Ustrand. had repeatedly solicited
her to grant him interviews at a rendez-
vous appointed by himself, but she had
steadily refused. When she fell into
the plan of the detectives she replied to
a note received from Van Ostrand that
she could not meet him anywhere in
Windsor, as her people were watching
her,but that she was going to Gleve-
and
lanon the 20th of ovember,
would Meet him at the tTnited States
Van
Hotel in that city on the 22d.
)strand agreed to the proposal, and on
Monday of last week appeared at the
hotel in Cleveland, where officers were
in waiting, and where he was arrested
at once. He WAS taken to Springfield,
and is now in jail awaiting trial for his
crimes.
lycured, and have only used ha
can certify under oath if you wi
lorey, of Wyoming, N, Y., write.
Electric oil cared me of Drone
Dealers all over the country on
sold a medicine that has given
isfaetion as this. Sold
dealers. Price 25 Cents. 9, N. T
N.Y. And NORTHROP k LYMA
Sole Agents for the Dominion
—Selected and Eleetrized, Soil
E. Hickson & Co., J. S. 1Lberf
don.
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Holiday Presents.
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� OTHER
:N COME
DEALERS
PLACE,
TO MY NTARtROOIViB
AND SW0 W YOUR MONEY
AND THE FURNITURE IS YOURS.
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MATTHEW ROBERTSO
.
THE BEST VALUE IN
I
S, HORSE BLANKET,
BLANKETS,
BUFF/4.0 ROBI
CANADIAN
IS TO BE HAT) AT THE FARMERS' STORE.
1 A FOUNDRY l'uR SEAFORTH
Why Wait for Foundry in $cafartl,
WJJEN
O. 0. VVILLSON,
or Tun
SEAFOETH. AGRICULTURAL DI-
- PLEMENT EMPORIUM
can furnish you with the Bat Implements made
at the
Lowest Manufacturers' Prices.
GRAY, YOPNG 81.• SPARLING
Have Received This Day by Express One 'Case of Furs,
Which Will Sol at Prices that Defy Compeiitlon.
GRAY YOUNG & SIIARLIN4G.
INTOTICM 11'1-11.S.
IF YOU' WANT TO GET GOOD- GOODS AND CHEAP GOODS GO TO
LEE'S FLOUR AND SEED STORE.
Just Arrived, a Fred's Supply of GrOC&ria, Glasswarre, and Crockery,
Preserve Jars of a kinds, awl very gaup.
FLOUR AND FEED CONSTANTLf ON HAND, AND DELIVERED AS USUAL.
CASH FOR EGGS.
SUGARS VERY CHEAP
Give 1.1•9 a Trial and be convinced of the Fact.
THOMAS L E.
JUST ARRIVED AT MoINTYRE &
A LANE CONSIGNMENT OF °EWAN FELT BOOTS,
fug the Thing for the Cold Weather.
Men's Women's and
WHICH WILL BE S
MAI -3T.
•
Payabl
at` any
London paablo
Ifingdoin
DEPOSITS.
HAYES,F!
ANTED.
GO UITL 0
will pay the Higifest C { B 1 PA for ti
SAW LOGS OF A L KINC B.
Also a quantity of EL* 14
Manufacture of. Eoops.
COLEMAN. &
417
5 eui
UIN
i:it
hie for th
NI
4
8 fort
c
m
LI
have now
Mills, near fi
Woiko, a:one c1
REM
Which we loos o
Parties fsvorin
it promptly at
401 AB
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JMBER.
in hand for sale, at iig'r Saw
. Salt
tray, Young orli
tity of 1
OK LUMBER,
at i 5o per`• M.
ea with their orders will have
ed
ITA(E, CARTER & GRAY.
NEW B
AVE, the undersigned, have pureho
on an extensive Harness Busi
and by hand', We 111140keep on hand
0 A FULL LINE OF
LD CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR CASH.
SOMETHING NEW
'17 271ISTLE CUTTERS._
Just Received, a Stock of the Improved Thistle
Cutter Plows, with -Wrought Iron Beam. This
has all the good features of the old plow, ankis
much more durable. It is manufactured by the
cld firm, the original manufacturers of the This-
tle Cutter, Masoey Manufacturing Company. The
Port Perry and London Gang Plows, the best
Gang Plows ever introduced to the pnblie. A
trial given and oatisfaction guaranteed. All kin& 7_
oi General Purpose Plows Always on Hand.
STRAW CU'XTERS A.ND GRAIN
The old Favorite Straw Cutters sta Chain
Crushere from )/axwell, of Paris, always on hand.
These Implements have , been welltried, and have
stood the teot of time, aa those of no othtt make .
have done,
HORSE POWERS.
alwayo on hand.
gS31OV-I 3141
"311 UIOAVI
THE FLORENCE SEwINC MACHINE
Is now univeroally admitted to be the iEST and
CHEAPEST—the cheapest because the best—ht
the market, This is the only machine in the
market having a reversible feeder and it Is the
only machine that makes JI10113thiln one land of a
stitch. These -machines are mold on trial; and if
the purchaoer is not oatislied with it eafi retain it
and get any other machine intim market, A trial
of it is all that is requireatogive satisfaction.
V. C. WILLSON
Has an abundant supply always on band at his
Emporium in SEAVOUTH. Also all the ether
leading =chines, so that purebasers can have
their eholee.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
0. C. WILLSON keeps the largest and best
Selected stock of Musical Instnnuents west of
Piano, and other Pianos, Prince's, George Woods.;
Estay, and Canada Organs and Melodeons, any el
which he can sell as cheap as the manufactttrers. -
TO THE LADIES.—In the Sewing Machine
and Music Depo.rtment MISS SLOAN
keeps a full stock of Butterick's Patterns and
Self-Vitting Charts. All the latest and newest
styles and fashions, Thelatest and most popular
Sheet Music and MuskBooks.
WHO WANTS CND AND STYLISH
JOIN WARD, Seaforth,
llt• BOB to in form his friends and the public In
.1-'1 general that he has a Large and Complete
Stoelt of
T NEXT?
ed Mr. W. II. MAY'S Establishment, w ere we intend
080, both Wholesale and Retail, niannf during by M
A LARGE ASSOR' MENT OF TRUNKS AND VALISES,
And everything pertaining to the •B sines& Light and Driwisss n fOpeci
No A.ssociation Prices here. Give US Call before purchasing elsewhere.
cam
binery
•
• QUESTION—My A.nxious Individual) SAY ! WHY ARE T4E PEOPLE ALL
RUSHING TO DENT'S STORE JUST NOW. ?
ANSWER— (By Fa y with Satisfied Countenance,) WHY ! VOHERE DID YOU
COME FROM, THAT Y011 DON'T KNOW ALL ABOU IT ?
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cn
0
DINT IS RUNNING OFF HIS DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, JACKETS, &G.,
At Prices that may well ake people run after them I don't oee wbere he buys them, to be able to
sell them oo cheap. y, I was there on Saturday and bought a Paha Splendid All -Wool B make&
for $8 50, and a Nice al jacket for my ivife for $2, and he Ind a very good one for 51 50,1 yards
Wincey-for 51, and a Si it of the Best Ileavy Tweed for 75e per yard,Ibongnt a Set of Furs reach
of the Girls for 52 a set less than I could get, them elsewhere, and was so nom that I ha their
Shawls bought, for I co ld have saved $5on the thiee by buying them at DENT'S, and then he huo
5 011 TREMENDOUS PILES OF GOOD!3,
g he hasn't got, and just at ouch prices—that's why the people are all rash.:
Yon can't ask for anythi
INTO ICM..
THE UNDERSIO ED WILL OPEN A
FINISHING AND
MAC INE SHOP
IN SEAFORTH, ABOUI THE 20'm
OF DE 'EMBER,
When contracts wi
ENGINES,
FLOURING AN
I be entered into for
BOILERS,
SAW - MILLS.
All kindo of Repairo ne on Short Notice, and
Will be enpplied, and- a Gilled. Stock of GRATE
BARS, &c., kept on. band.
SeafOrth, Nov. 250 1075.
R. RUNCIMAN.
416 SEA,14,'ORTIE.
DOMINION BooxsT9RE
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Dominion Block, .Seafortlb,
WILLIAM I ELLIOTT
EGS to inform the pnblie generally that he
1ms opened a Book land Stationery Store in
he front of the
Dominion Teliagraph 0 ee,
will he kept eonStantly on hand. I
SCHOOLi BOOKS
BLANK BOOKS,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW BLINDS, 1
Pei
HORSE CLOTHING, &o. ,
TrunkS and Valises, Whips,
Brush,es, Combs, Snaps, ce•c.,
In fact anything appertainirq to the Trade Al-
ways on hand, cheep as any in the trade, for cash.
Repairs Executed with Neatness and.
N. B. --Collars a Speciality. Collars of every
-description made to order In first-class style.
Remember the Place ; Two doors north of the
Commercial Hotel, Seaford'.
JOHN WARD;
MANTLES, SHAWLS SKIRTS
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UNDERCLOTHING, &c.
Suitable for Holulay Presents,
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BUTTER T UB
SAMUEL TROTT
HAS now on hand at the Seaforth Tub Factory
a number of his weh and favorably known
lifachiro Turned Butter Packages.
Tb.ese Packages are the best in use, and Will
give satisfaction.
Mr. Trott entects in a short time to commence
.7.TEWSPAPERS, &e.
:•4 KEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
WM. ELLIOiT,
-SLIPPER PATTERNS,
Linen 0004 Colizare, ace.,
Suitable for oliday Pre+nts,
IN SEAFORTIL
A. ALDER
Ts now better pr Tana than eTer to furnish his
J.= patrOns with a real, genuine life -like
Give himPh4st4tagliralulPhtly°11:11mAs:a'bir:xfollbn:rfectly
satisfied he won't askra to come again.
A few of those sa nor Sewing MachineskuOIrn
ao the Osborn, on and for sale cheap.
Remen2ber place, 'nearly opposite the Vox -
Mon Hotel, MaineStreet, Seafort.h.
A CALDER.
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