The Expositor, 1869-02-05, Page 3ved b , on See. by
at the r he amended
-by redueing the Trea. -rer'e sahtsey the
sum of .826 The report Wit8 8118t.dI.--
11-ed on a division.
of Finarce Co imatee was
hUy amended and adopted.
Faraestr.
the
enlitect, of -oads,
thtmeet, pr -aniaent.
1 Framer sesetred
flee eata awn O.,' the A:sit I;
thad although they te.lreel
complete it. .Mr. ()its away
gct s350(l'totsatette improting the ahem.-
natkli: bad Credition , road and idle
'wag was' pro11ias1 bri(ilge -roe t'e-
on tir tat UY1.1*P11.0
rst depOSit S1.1.(kl„
The erka saltiry was
see▪ s
raieed by
t MaJlough tried it for a lar -
a ler the PurAiLeit liestd,
rillW 7-finrtve eemseas tee pl s ed the.
;w1 dog tox on: itSt repel, hut agreed
) - t
traik,iiirea 'should : be pata tor eaeets
illtal by di,aas.
-it wite ordered. tliat the reef of the
,Conit nave tat
The Cou1t-4 then adrned to the
st of )Lat- next.'t.
Beath -17th; 0612X01
Village Council met this evenings
tt the .i.-teeve and ail thq
inates.-of the last nteetieg reetd aria
pted.! petititea wfts
Al_oran„ and several ass, ofint••,
were orderell to Ire t;era Mia-sa
,-tte voted :ifs,' per Vitlek ult.: a Zuvr
(.1 releaeetl. A Be -Law *fee 'the-
- a TtlE*Tit f -t1 e (4-`1-,1,v
s 1rati te as :reuzt these time, trace
rille oa the tuAlqi-J4,-,
settie Ittaided la their rieste t.„
Trl,asurer was au titrizell.
t worth trlf t1i il.te
until SAurday, xtext t re: urn bis
111,11 to. the Treasurer. 'lite iftos
;:autheriztel to take the Lesa leetti edvias
the ity-Isitsi to regulate ;la Iers,
G. IVIA-Datign111„..,,fi-_
a -full -tie Datteen,
- Nrk,,Collectfr,
LUstry, .4t•fireetil4
Steris. Lc J,
• 11
•
P. 1 ult,, Bread ft ...
•;l'i- ..,.. 17 w. rnf, J .-- 'CV: -1`...c.. , 3f..
a A., Wilsme - (teal. itaeteurae
' . - to rae-et teem) ton t t y estairas
, ,
,tt leat vexes.
e -rase,
'sirs.. Lino
eettoinathe iblhaing i!- -Will be seen -
t t'tirte Lineoin hrs.; vt-ry ltie:f ideas
ate honor fq, -whi4k. i•he in No it f.,..AI as
u idow. of a Dec stisst *.t...(;.ift ! .
_
1 "1.1 lieres. fith mosterese ;f t ...,1 1 i V n -rt; -
1 . I, ki ., -.}.1 T
to me go-Itoralde
. ,
United:Suttee au applistett! e .1 a- a. Nat-
e I i
Sauk s am a WitIOW Of ••• 'pl.% •.i,1 ht., of
414 '[..Titittz(1 tettZs -elate( lite ate sta-sri-
ieed in hie c try s seta ese. .riliat
. ,
jell t araity haS ere;Lt1y blipi!Ill il luNi
twit b -y the at:Lai 0 1, ea- I _
frt. e 1- have curae. over iel t.asristzkIIV
10 ti•V the- utineild irlityr.4,-1-01:.1 (inring
wiuter to ga to Itaiy, hut utv faatii-
tatstas do not permit me: to. tahe
• gt_ a the urgent artait e given
not- eau i live! in a seyle 1-e- tatting
.. ;plow of the -chi( f .11in:41:.Jrftte- Of a
't. t • 11;ttit;It, althettart 1 liv( es e,;tal _
otaiettily ae I can. -In cone'lier ttion
f . the grstit servicts ef (P 'y I. -
tented husband- lets -renders-it a) the
Tiiited t;tates and of the feer:*tti It 's I
;ate eustained by hie Via ituely death,
'e extetrt-yrdOrn, I ilifIV !:ty , I yt=spect-
lattit,- to your Itatere;-10 body
as petition, hoping Jleit tat eerly pen --
sal 11(:-.y 1 e gT;Utted itti-V tIo Lhat 1 May
tN'e 1.es peetitiier-; care. - --
" I remain, most rape -Ohne-
* " Airs, As LLN (.% ;
Enirt1102 1
now
L J1tal-teal for over one teousand
Z11t4i 250
dice trra k. 11,0W 1trIt1ai118. to be
auplettsl. , It is now bed ,ved that
wiil beabk, during -the next
te'r, to piss hy reit It the way ,
the -Atlantic te the Pit& itie. coast,
out further -hindrance', than the
red -wety-etation stonge;a--tleA
Ettinuous IIte Of rail will be- open
New Qihk -to San Fran. iseo,
with whielt this great rail -
lag la en [melted 1 lirough.
parallel, except ill the Bri--
6 East --Indiks. At the- beg: t ft:big of
year I866 only 40 utiles of the
1 had been eonetrueted ; (luring the
yeer, :165 utiles were leid
utiles mere were etneeleted
jag IttC8, nearly 5tai essias Lamp,
than a theusand leiles of track
laid in the :,slist rt,tee of three
road:has hqintet the laat
h- lo al latsiness
This rdad In to
the greatest commercial enter -
e in the world,. be, in all pro:baliility,
grettt extinguisher of Mormonism,
thus
*'& 11101 that great moral and
s exeresetqae frorn be fate at
...
rtiE SEAF
RTH EXPOSITOR..
.-
_ CORBLC
J.3e0NDENE, most favor blecirc
les for the
*Ir -V '
WROXETER.
Caudicn,e in' tile I byte huroh
ierity,arisaq:dreria
(Front our Sp rrespondertt.)
Fe cher • (lin q I ssed a -Argo.
'tore tia the afteritoon of Feb. lst
gave. an outline of his life and .eprpeti-
eute111greohie termsshowing the ne-'
ceesity and (lute of the people.of
sla sunpLI LLh hi mieSism. among the
Feerrsh Genadhins ia Illinois.. A. col-
ItleSitilS Was taken at the close of the
eerviee, amottatieg to $5.3 88.*
Onb the. eve -nine- of Feb: 3rd, Kr.
Kennkly g-tve ono of his -Scottie's En-
,.
terte lame:ere Ziminerman's Hall, to
lailLo tael elitlittsiaslal audience; over
four hundred Is6i11ssili attendance. The
entevreineeras vats given under the
attei,iees ell the Teitert‘ry Boeiety of -the
( s lil 11 isftee isis ing '$5 0 guaran-
teed r .1;.„ (sleepily, • ressised E5 3to
eetssed t Ole oif the
Li:rear-a Kastitiostv':e power and - volume
of voitsefl1 1.:;Teztt, full' his renderiug of
S4.e.0vel1 eletreater end
- feete 11(44:Ts-greater in
attee t t .nraSie:Li aixtteui.,
Ft..1:). 4th liteilt •
• (Figirfi 0:er, Coi.rexpon. lent.): •
- • .
ib immortal:It eireiits of the:
pa t wt :see I ;esti) Kennedy's- er ter-
VicturiA 11:111; 1V11i.e1.1 tirbw
a, seas hatiee ; tai. a grand_ carnival
t.t 0ite13::::.;1111‘6r 11.1.:.C. on Friday evening
laet. • •
: '4 a great eueccs, - . and those- in
costa -ewe repeoeented almost, eveise kied,
elLoe„i;tee. A. grand military ball
'tinder tlie trtii of fakitt. 001. 11.0;4;s.
Altati 1 Odi-xtr..; of the Huron hattellion
et vo4t61 i th Vt.ttglileSday
6-
I1111:Ntfi3 a ttFair.
The ilroisseel te.-.; cu alt" is a Sqh-.
1-:t IlltIt;11! ivierost to. the inhabita
auts iihtec, and is a topie0± mach
. •
: Shea, the ditietesert- of _Salt here, .the
pe: >ale /ea' or- O.Iderieh lets been .
111-
. " -
etteesee oite :tett; aud lets giyen an 111-
ts1_ ,e-1 •
Tlte -p 1)1011 operations at Some
V: (.i1 iui with otheee likelV- to Tolio-seei
;t v:oriotts lo -'44310 Oar
t freM (Itir manufacturers be-
tg- tete t ce1111t0 wiCh the wealthy
American.. perapenies ; and tile admis-
sion of kheir ealt ,free while, the gev-
- (aliment a Lilo CT. S. impose a duty of
70 teets on every barrel of 'ou1. salt
that eaters that.country.. -
The Pay. Pinishon
• president of the Wesleyan Confer-
._
ence is expected .to lecture here- next
week.
To the ',Vito,. of the lex* positor :
DEAR see in your last sSue
you have pub my nartie amongst those-
., W110111 m tiftv beheye l'ket fees gen-
' eras I y Wtrtl tkc ineartS Cf d tvertin g eth e
trdo 0 •the counLry ft -pm ,t.-2-1.caio41i.
thotT h I was er.iie to 15utti1ig feeS
am tents le ogee, poultry and vegetableS,
1 big new to take- the fees off
thoee kb: jeles1 [ am stitistied rthrit,
the liaa ket, ftsr geain and.* -pork -will
lativeJ :;)artait betiellt 1,0 the fib:MOTS
4(_!:e LW'. all , and iy exuerieutee ia pro-
.
d llUlg, leacleme t? think thAt
a partia,1 (1.1illiteCS 'WAS caese.1 by the
ibiSeaSol Able state of the roads, to-
gether wit.;1_ the 1rcv taieest for third
ekes Ed wheat --au article- for which
our buy as haVO 11Q demand, and -for
\\111('l h gitar pi ices wore paid ie Ctue
rentals); 1 am satisfied that with a
fair trial, the market wiaprove a bene-
fit to all concerned.
Yo rs,
E D WAR D CASH
Seaforth, Feb. 4th, 1869,
To -Ike E.litor of the Expositor.' .
SIR notice in your issue of last
week, a, report of a meeting _pf 80111Q of
the mereliants lield,• it appears for the '
ibuyer. and seller to be sold for cash to
the highest bidder instead of .being
hawked fremstore to store and trucked
for goods. t .Nor is there any. good Tea-
ser): Why the regtilar buyers on th
enarkete as well as the -working portion
of the population, who number at leas
nine tenths of the whole, shopld be
deprived of the opportunity of making
their purchasts direct from the produ
eel., instead .of being compelled to 'buy
from the merchant at second hand and
at advanced :rates, which would un-
dokibtedly be the case, should the mer-
chants have- their own way in the 'mat-
ter..
_•
Tire tOnder Sympathy which is being
expressed for the f tanners', wives and
daughters is entirely misplaced, and
wholy tmcalled *fer by the parties mast
inteeested, who are Very well aware
tlett their aetendance at Market uni-
versal wherever mdrkets 'exist, and that
it is only at the Public market that they
can hopette get be price..for whatever
they have to etefle, th'ere is heither
r
law nor cuetom to prevent any farmer
from Sending las wife or daughter with-
in. ten Tanis of...the market -Place, if. he
desires to save theiten. cent fee. Witl:
regard to the general sctile of fees it
may be said that none of the stirrotuad-
_
istig towns or villages charge less than
Sieuferth, while Golderieh for the use of
rate,i.nd it stguTtf ct11°).elltelfeorteliebeSeadt°)Ortel;
comment ea the intelligence of the peo-
ple here should Uttar sanetion (after the
very limited exeSerience of one inontle)-
tay alteration in the p.-esent scale. of
fees which does not press hard on any
portion of the eonimunity kind Whiell
Ca1.61.110.t9d impreve the finances of
our riaing yillagee • •
- A RATE-PAYE:1i
EDITOR'S NoT :—We have from the
that, betel.' under the. impression, that,
the fees on Baskets, as they now stand
ate, at least.; inconvenient, and thelprin-
cipal argtimeat (and al very- great one
too:)in. favor of the marl et - for grain;
p'ork ete., is the fact, that, all the buy-
ers are concentrated ; thishowever, doeS
not apply in the matter. of Butter, Eggs.
:etc., asithe Byelaw does not proscribe
.the selling of ouch, elsewhere, than: on
the Martet, consequently all the ,buya
ars-do .not assemble there, and thesell-
ers are not in .any better position than
• before the market existed. If.however,
,the supply fiIld demand for this kind -of
produce -be sufficient to. warrant the
8a„tne restrictions being placed ppm1 the.
selling of those things. as en previous
mentioned prodede, we believe,
Lhat ca.se„- that theresult word(' .be mu-
tually beneficial between. seller and
buyer.
To the Editor of the Ea:positor-:
DEAR. EbTron.—In your istiue of the'
2,9.t1 1 notidr,d a letter oer -the'. signa-
ture of . 'Thomas McMichte1. . In my
last letter I full 1 i 1 -1
-v ex ) a 11 w io )airi
the $1,905 for whieh our market fe,41
were sold. It is tree Mt. McMichaels-
or auy other fariner, beingieg 111. leads
Of -a -Tait). pays Itic market fees, but it is
also true; thetondirecely the grain deal-
eis pay the relit of the market, by pay-
ing More for produce, than they former-
1V.Theie has been a great deal.
in
said by farers inreference to the-
rartee *amount that they have to pay for
a Market in E.-1,6aforth, you would sup-
pose that each of them had irdividualy
to -pay the whole amount of the Market
whether they came to Seaforth or not
It kis a very erroneous idea to say that
the farmers leave to pay all this amount
for if they receive. more for -their pre -
dude,. by the concentration' c -ringer and
seller, de not the layers indireCtly silty
the mark(it fees ? 1 Fkty most assuredly
4,1110y 40 Mv objectimere pahticuLtrly,
in ng iia fro Oiling- you: lyith t .comnitt-
nication, is to put th, farming, C011inlik'
aity right in refereAce 1,b certain state-
-
ments made -by MM
r. cMichael, when
'lie say' s he brought a samplh of his fall
`wheat to Seaford), and Elbowed it to sev-
eiiil of the 'v 110 buyers ; —now these.
are the facts—Mr....McMichael showed
his sample to one or to lauyels ont of
a lot of, twenty or-thitty.and.Was offer-
ed $1 05, vhei eas if the mark.et had
been established then, as it now. is, (foi-
1 want it particularly understood that
thiS transaction occurred before we had
Based market,- a very strong argument
fa-vor of a market place) I have no
doubt but that Mr. McMichael would
have sold his wheat here, as he has fre-
quently done. I think ittunfair of Mr.'
McMichael to quote one particular in-
stance where- he sold to better advan-
tage than in Seaforth, for I am perfect-
ly satisfied that Mr: McMichael could
quote many instances, where he made
money by con -ling to Seaforth, instead
. -
of going* to Clinton. I am satisfied that
Mr. McMichaJ was Just as *ell paked
in years gone by, in reference to Clin-
ton Market, as he -was la,sttfall, and I
have seen hire -very frequently in .Sea -
forth,' with g,raiii during the last 4 years,
and if at any time during these 4. years
he did. better by selling in Seaford),
then'he is in 'honor bound to give Sea -
forth 'credit for it. If Mr. Mali:
chaei's Memory should fail, I can quote
parpoese of p:issiug-, certain resolu tithis
.relating lo the market. •
thesmeetineira question was, not
calla! byl pOiidsitdvertiSement but by
invitatione t-lOs:eotr,. supposed to be fa-.
Vorable to the vieweaf_the originatOre,
it is but' fttir tsi infer --tilat fair public
Itiiseussiew t% IS not the object in view,
'and it is thinvfore not suisaising that
they se apeedily discoaered that the
high market -fees and not the bad state
of tlie roods and the low pride for
grain A -ere the real causes of dullness
of trade; The resolutions passed there-
fore: may IA taken at what -they are
worth, simply as an expression of opine
iou from parties who suppose their in-
terests to be different from that of the
The public generally al.e fully aware
;that the prominent 1110 VerS in the late
meeting have all along been opposed to
mai kat t fees On Oita thev ai e pleased 1
to call the trifling articles- of butter,
egg, etc. Although the aggregate value.
of these products brought into this
merket annually amounts to many
fhous-Ind. &tars, and is rapidly increas-'
iig,,and there is no geed reason why
they shOtild not be marketed in the*1
hundreds of
terdaaa far
• Clinton, can
for which, h
e .
and for wh
forth Mark
per log mo
not myself
quote. eixtrei
because
is -very
inOt,
general
the
freq_
tire
Mar
has fou d st
vocate, uMr. MeMichael, w.e in self-
defence quot the' abeve., -
GRA.iii DEALER.
Seafo
case .. No *later than yes-
er,
e he
,was
Ch. li
t 'S
T
from the other side of
e with a load of pork,
offered in Clmton $7,
received on the Sea-
uare $8:95 or •$1:95
t.an in. Clinton- Ido
thin- it is quite fair to
•e instances of this kind
Will very often occur --it
end
tha
et
ch a
a difference in judg-
e,• difference in the
rice. But ,as Clinton
sterling voluntary as -
eb. 5th, '69. .,..
To the Editor The. Expositor. -
Sus :--Th busiaess is leaving Sea-
ferth, tam i8. r.o use denying it any
longer ;it 11 s- left Until -suchstime as
it will becone a free market again.
When you h ar rny reason fOt. lethng
I think,you vill iot braille me.
I live thre mi ds frcm Seaforth. A
few .date aft r the Market House was
opened,we it to Seaforth with a load
of Fall het t, I:drovei up to the Mar-
ket, pbi 1 my fee, and. all I ceutd get
wsts 90c per 1 ush I, ancl I drove away
Lo ciarreabro k here I 0t 110e -with-
out any:trouble; -which. )nsakes 200
eace ;betty en t e two'. markets: At
this rate, on a 1 ad of 59 busltelS
would be a et iner of ten dollars, SinCe
then I tool-: t o o her,loads and get tit
the same rate be ides not having lila-a-
ka Fees to. ply. I have noticed iny
neighbours g 'ngl to CaAnbroek too.
Havettbe Bu ers beeu clubbing tegether
and each get load in his turn aka lbw
rate ; tor "G-sti. n dealer'? informs us in
his letter, the, the -Buyers have been in
the 110- of taking advantage ofthe
Farmers,' bef re they got a Market.
He tells us p1 uniy that it was quite .a
common thin to buy- Pork 50c.. less
per 100, and ( 'rain two or three. Cents
less per busl el at Hicksons -corners
than at the Station,then the main -sup-
port of "Cs'iain (let lers" arguinent is the
great benefit of h_alving Buyees and Sell-
ers coiicentratcl in one place. Then,
Sir, all the be]lafit it was .to me, when
I gave it, a trial, was to pay a teis cent
fee, ands take 20c. less per bushes than
what. I get for my load keix miles asva,y.
Now, I -thin tlie Farmers could do
very Well witl out the luxury of paying
$1 905 as fees, and of. -Course, the clerk
will _expect s teething for his trouble
besides, and 411 pis is for the seke of
n
Meeting the rain buyers away up at
bother side fethe village ; fel- I un-
dcr'stand tile � ily buyers in the Market
are the i Grai Butere. Can. - these
things go on, na the villa, e. sros er as
, g 1 P
it ought to? I hink not; sethe longer
they aro witho it a free market in Sea-
ford)1 the lo ger they will drive the
water from -di r oto mill,
i
Y. urs respectfully •
THOMAS NASH.
• Mellillope J n. 26th 1869.
,EDITORS No E.—Had Mr, Nash been
inSeaforth dur ng the laA two days, he
would perhaps • have concluded that as
regarda the business leaving Seaforth,
he waS sdriousl astray, for on Tuesday,
there Weie eve • one hundred teams on
the market .sq are before 10 o'clock a.
m. . Mr. Nash first slfis, all the -6, ouble
,
is the ifees, and then turns around and
shows ilt to be the prices He al:so lays
a
1iea4 .stress upon the immorality of
the buy[eys, in uying at. advantageous
prices, iberore he establishment of the
market' We c o not endorse the princi-
ple,- lett wOulct ask, where is hasinan
,
*nature 11 ' ot a,lik ? Ls the general sense
of -the' terna e are "Fee tradeis„"
butes on the Se forth market question,
the farmers all chnit, that they sell to
advaatage on -count of its establielis
*meat, and as the instituting of it coot
die village a c rtain amount, we say
without the letat fear of successful: con-
tradiction e tha those benefited by it,
hould Pay for it, and those are the sel-
lers. HoWeyer
soon as Neaforlh is reimbursed, let,the
market be free, y all means. We have
had an oppertnitity of Making personal
h tigation: .o other markets within
this la.st few da s, from -which we con -
elude 1 that pri -es, as a general thing,,.
are high er in Sea orth than in other places ;
and. to far as thc amouut of bUSines goes,
that has been done for a few weeks
paste we chall nge comparison. We
are desirous of eeing as much business
as possible den here, but at the same.
time we most cordially invite every
farmer to go to arronbrook or Clisiton
whenever be ca . de better .by so doing,
as we are not 'a the least afraid of the
•
we myud, tha 80
censequences to Seaforth, from such a
course of condu .t.
• The "oldest inhabitant" never saw
such remarkalt e fine weather as -we
have -had durin nearly the whole of
this month: le river St. Clair is still
quite opeb, a d the Sarnia Observer
learns that a se ooner made a trip from
Port Puron to 11 etroit during the fol.e Look Ott for Adrertisem3izt
part of lest w ek, arriving_ there on
Monday eftern Oil) a circumstande quite
'unexampled in the histery of river
navigation in ti at section.
FOR SALE. .
THE undersigned now offers'. for sale the
House and Blacksmith Shop formerly
occupied by Mn. MoNaugh.t. -The situation
is good and. the terms easy. Enquire of
"HUGH GRIEVES,' McKillop.
Seaforth, Jan. 4. • i 61.1' ,
• FARM. FOR SALE.
BEING•composed of the West -half of Lot
No 12, in the s4venth concession, Hur-
on road survey, of '1' uckcrsmith, contaiu.eg
50 ocres of choice land. 24 acres Cleared, log
House, and Barn on tlie premises. For par-
ticulars apply to the undersigned pLrsolrally
at the premises of Mr. Goor,:.,,,e (lies; ey.
ROBERT iqAMPLELL
TUckersmith, Feb. 5th. 1819. ;
AVOTION SALE!
Or
nousEnoLo FURNITURE.
•riviE subscriber havina received instrne-
i tons from Mr. Charles Penton to offer
for sale, on Thunday, lltli of February, at
the "Expositor" Offee old stand, all his
-valuable Furniture and household effects,
viz :--=--Sofas, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Bed-
steads, Trunks, Washstands,- Matrasses,
China ancl Delf Ware; Stovcs, &c., a9 per
list dn large poster.1 Terms Cash. Safe, to
.commence at 10 a. m. Parties ean"purehase
by private sale on Tuesday and Wednesday,
on the premises.
• J. P, BRINE. Auctioneer.
Seafoith. Feb. 5."
S 117,
EVaSSIC MAL
THE GREAT
000L BUROE,
MT ST
sr%
AND
BRASS
On Saturday, Feb. 6, '69.
Farewell of Cool Burgess, prior to his de- t
parture for Europe next ,April.
Admission 25e.; Reserved Seats 35.
COOL DURGESS,
Manager and P-ioprieter.
JOE CHENET, Agent. 61-1
TO CAPITALISTS.
FOit SAL
The tmeapirel
LEASE OF LOT NO. 9, COUINLOCK SURVEY
-
On the East side of Main Strest, in the
Village of Seaforth,
MOGETHER with the buildin3's erected
thereon, viz •.-The store and dwelling
occupied by Mr. William Ault, the building
occupied by Dr. Smith as an office, the one
occupied by Mr. Paltridee as a Photograph
Gallery, tbe one occupied' by Thomas SimonS
as an Oyster Saloon, itre. ; also the one "occu-
pied by the subscriber as a Moir, Food,
Grocery and Provision .8 tore, together with
the stock and fixtures containcd therein.
Also 1(3 acres of land south of the Railway,
which -will be sold invillage or park lots, in
sizes to suit purchasers, and on reasonable
terms.
N. Feed., Groceries and Pro-,
visions of all kinds kept constantly on hand
by the subscriber. ,
6 G. T. JARVIS.
Seaforth. February 3rd.; 1869. . -61. tf
)219 -SELLING OFF 1.-0
AT
J ITYLOGAYS,
MAIN . STREET,
S AP 0 ± rr I-1
LARGE STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY
oFFIcEp TO LET.
°Uri excellent offices to let in Scott's
• Now Brick Block. Apply at ,
clicCAVGREY. & ROLMSTED'S.
Seaforblh Jan. 27, 1869. 60-t
FOR SALE.
T"-
7*-*. lendid Building Lots ,adjoiiiing
the Vesleyan Methodist 'Clritrch, in the
Viilag;-df Seaforth, will oe sold very cheap.
„Ll'Auire of PHILIP SPARLING,
Ninth. Main Street.
Seafortlt,". Jan. 21. 59,3ih.
CAUTION.
ALL :Varties are.hereby cautioned against
nptiating foll, or purchasing a promis-
sory not -made by Me, and endorsed. by R.
Hannah In favor Of John Moodie, for the
amount 41 J." Twenty Dollars with interest,
payable Isit Jim 1809, and dated at Mc-
Killp, as I have p tit: said note.
JAMES HENDERSON.
McKillop;;' Jan, 14th, 1869. 58 in
*-4
NOTICE.
_
pAblic are .hei,oby cautioned against
givii4 credit to in wife, Johanna Bar-
ker, 1atet1f the Townbip of -GraY. County
of HuroiL:; as she has ;left my Bed. ancl Board
withotit ffust cause, or provocation ; and.
further, ',1„1 will not beonie responsible for
any (lobti she may iontraefi, on and after
this date1",
• JOHN BARKER
Gray,
28tb,- 1869. 60-3i
14bOTS- & SHOES.
r
liara. McNally
TAVIIIG, lately purchased the business of
TI \Vi1iam Barker, in Wroxeter, will keep
on hand large Issortment of Boots aua.
:"Thoes. 1,G11e but first-class work mann,
factured the premises.
14? Ordii*s will receive particular atte Dm. -
RepairfM-, done on the shortest not. e.
W. MoNALLY.
April 2L 1868. 20-1y.
BEAUTIFUL 11)1111,
-TATITRE'S CROWN.
You Ilust Cultivate' i.
GRAY •HAIR
$a certain indicatiou oi
Decay at the Roots.
i!HSS. A. ALLEN'S
Restorer
Restores grii*air to its natural color kancl beauty
and produlS ltxxur ant grewth. It giqe. s ;the hair
beautiful gt4s 4nd d elfghtfal fragrance.
Manufackiy- and SaIes-10111ees1
1
35 BARCLO STRIErand 40 PARK PLACE, N. Y.
AND
20 HIGH HOLBORN, London) Eng:
.Seatkr and Rolls, Druggists, agents
for
aSeialfaltia_
oifla.tal:or8.86a9.1e everywhere:
n60_1y.
;c1
tr
-RING ESALE
AT
KS
EMPORIUM/1,o
Until the 1st of March,
WE WILL SELL
DRESS CODS,
CLOMINS
FORS,
=rip,
TWEEDS,
D ¶Y GOODS, OVERCOATS,
BLANKETS, READY-MADE
CLOTIIING; 840 All Wiuter Goods!
A_T A GREAT
Reduction in Price.
Seaforth, Feb. 4th, 1869. , 61-tf,
J. CAMPBELL
Has just returned film purchasing an
- mense stock of
SAD 1 )1E11'Y,
Next Week.
Seaforth, Feb. 4th 1$69. 53-ly
AT
COST'
TO make room for
LARGESTRLYG IMPORTATIONS.
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