The Expositor, 1869-02-26, Page 3„indulges in pleasantry, artd
etimes to the ntost pitieing Sarcasm, ;
replying itsone of the occupastes,
Treasinstr benches, all of whom Ines--
hav'e been made to writhe beneath ' )
Iash, till their faces have Rushed
h the sting his irony infflt.. He
1.0 equal bri the Ministerial benches ;
vest the ff Premier, -with his thirty- •
ears of ParIitunentary experience,
often quails -before the young _leader of
the ppositions and acknowledges hirirs
defeated by his stntagoniat._ It has
heeii noticed by he .ruernbers of the
ioue that whenever - a Alinisterial
.1)111 is introduced, no matter by what
1.11,enfiler of the Cabinet, the first effort
lin tzts forth iseto propitiate the ruetrts
air for South Brute. This, in fact, is
'the homage wilielt inferior minds yield
superier intelleetual power. 1\ot a
•e bill is introduced but it is r-t.'ree•
s scanned kiy Mr. Blake ; and there
Feely. an instance on -record in
he Ministry have not been coni-
c ()strike out numermisincongrui-
fr mi'their most matured' inehares„
rid to SUbt.i.ut.' the Wise and practical,
uggions of the leader of the Opposi-.1.
Lion. -indeed the Attorney -General'
runself has agin and again, in privte
nversation amongehiS friends admitt-
d that he was molv indebtec to INIf.
lake in the perfectiiig of his IN and
res titan to el' the Membe of the
se,
together.
wriAng fr
:hiding hi1ngj.ies, put,
This involuntstrv t4timony
an opponent who as been
so often humili:tted by the Copat res
isoning and seething eloqukice of the
Jp1Wsition leader, is entitled to more
eight darn the eulomies of Mr. Blake'S
. et .e,
['lost. eurhusiastie and admiring' friends;
tud it must ')-e most grateful indeed to.
he feelings of the young and° rising
tatesman of Onterio. It last° be re-
s-ette,Lthat Mr, Bizike. has found no
' I in the ministerial ranks, no oppo--
ent worthy of his powers, beczruse the.
est stimulant to great intelle,,tt al ef-
> t is -wanting. Indeed, F...- Meld
iacdonald and his colleagues are little.
ore in the hands of Air. Make than
sodles would be in the grasp- of al mas-
-When the ministerizdists a\t tack
rr. Blake in the House. it reminth one
. , .
the ai-my of Lilliputians at t' king
ulliver with ths,ir puny bows al d are
4vs ; and the effect is Much the ame
'While, h nreveri we render the h .-
ge justly due tf› the tnuasce/dent
idles of Alr. Brake, we cann t be
ind to the defects of his mental tem -
Talent. He occasionallywhenra noy-
v the pursistent stufridity and follv-
his
. opporrenis, and their failure to
,prciate the plainest comman .erise-
asoning, manifests more temper than
computable with true dignity A
ttesman should never lose comr and
., . e
MS temper, under any prnioca, ion,
debate,becnse. it diminishes his
Leuce, and, sometimes' Iowei.s him in,
I own and others' respect . He i also,
1
s free and mire reserved in his -in-
['course with -his friends in the . (Abse-
nt' a leader should be He sh ould
Be- e raor.e treclu,-..ntly with them hail=
lis hitherto done, consulting heir
ingons, and embracing the oppo uni-
t o impart his own. It matte not
gr -eat may be a mans genius' au&
c-rtts, he _can accomplish Mae ith-
t the co-operation, of Ogre, and that
4r5ytion` must be solicited, or it can-
st ways be commanded. But these
-
venial faults and are almost lost
4. of amid the brilliarcy and splen_
. of his moral and intellectual endow -
Like the "spots on tin, surface
the sun, they may _diminish, but
not destroy the brightness of ita
I
Blake is no less exemplary in
private- chal-acter than he is honest
-
sincere in his public and political
duct. He battlewhat he considers,
I)( just and sound principles with the
sless boldness and unwavering con-
rtey that ctraizAterized the Roman
riot in the best days of that ancient
unonwealths P.ossessed of personal
I p,eeuniary inclependance ; an MIMI'
Meta} character ; great powers of
urance (both plrysiez7.1 and mental) ;
Draftable energy and preservance ;
scholarly. erudition ; great cam-
bensiveness and keen, penetration'Of
sleet ; extraertlinary powers,. of ane
and thoroughly logieat in all
sal:ions ; intimately acquainted with
stitational raw ; well .Versed in the
;Vice and the fundamental principles.
sund legislation ; bolt/1y caurageouSt
the adyocacy of truth,. en inen4
Aka! in Lis views, and tolerant of
opmona of others ; .een and reap-
lebater; fluent, impressiye and con -
Ls a Parliamentary' spealeer-
rard Blake stands, as we have said,
tout a peer in the Local Legisla-
rid with no superior,' in the total
'..t-tre of his'abilitv, in the Dominion
lament.' Ile is emphatically the
It0- s' mb
an to lead the (treat Reform
y of this country, a position he can -
fail to occup3r in a few years
• him for an in all, he is a man of
the Province of Ontario,. irre-.
Ave of party, may feel heartily
and who is destined to wear the
st honors to which a statetanan
1k; (4
4
p couot
,
eN...f.‘ /1: $eN$ f"*. rSL/st I
DISTRICT MATTERS,
DuNceN & Co. have received their
first instalment of new style of Spring.
Hats.,
Tin Annual Dahmer of the N. R.
Agrictiltui-al Society; held at Clinton
on -Wednesday night was a grand. suc-
cess. Full report next week, ..
--erre : rers ,
OCIAL, given by Mrs. Hayhurst,
will be held in the -Wesleyan -Parson-
age, on Monday *evening mkt,. March
ist, 1869.
LAST IVCO.k1S -i.SSno-, the, " Ext,osr-
Ter." contented more typographical errs
ors than usual. We trust however our
readers will overlook- it, as we were se
pressed for time that e coirld not
gi v -o the proofs, that personal attention,
is•hich is our wont. '
ciAINLIIYViT.T;E. --The Soiree advertised
for. the 18t1 rust, came oft in Knox
Church, andVeVas very large11, attended,
over, $14-0 being realized, to go
towards the liouidation of t!‘ e debt On
the church.. Great credit is!dne to the
ladies of the eOngregatioli for the lively
interest they- displayed on this occasicm.
Grant's, Aiu1eyvilc, isthe
illace to I, y Drir gs, Patent :jmedicines,
Dye stlas, etc. A large st:ocli.- constant-
- \.
ly on hand. Books and stationary,
English arid American inagizines. A
splendid sttA of Bthles, Testaments
and Hymn BOolcs. •
COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.----psewhere
will be found an. "adv." of the Goder-
ich Commercial College. Mr. McKel-
lar, the Prineipal, is a gentlemanrvith
-Whom we eve been personally acquaints
ed for Many years. As an Ed ncational,
ist, we know lrim to be one of very
few equak To young men intending
taking a commercial course, we Would
heartily recommend thiscmstitotio
LisTowee.-The - Banner, , d d not
know that the Commeriftal 1fbt1 of
that place was burned dowh, 'till 1 it ap-
peared in the EXPOSITOR. If that be
the case we expect the ('ii-,it,iiercjal
must be still on this "Terrestrial pi in.'
In short the announcement t-liat ap-
peared in this paper to that effect was.
incorrect. We do not knovi, how we
made the error. 'We are plehed that
it was not so.
,
XITST A.1301.1T 13;40IIT:-Oite evening
this week a man was indulgiug-iv the
very common and dangerouspraetice,
of furious driving 6n the streats, When
he ran into a pile of timber and trans
formed his cutter into " smithereens."
Ii shows gross -stupicliclity on the part
cif those who are °constantly-. racing on,
the public thoroughfare, as ithey on-
&Inger the lives of children and others,.
whyse safe keeping is of More ' Unfree-
- ta4e than their own, It's a pity.that
theY don't aU run into a. tirnLer pile
BURGLARY. -On Monday night last.
the watch and jewellery shop T.
P. Bull was entered by some unauthor-
ized person or pertonir. Mr. Bull, how-
ever, takes the precahtio of removertg
his watches and other most 'value, de
stock,. at nigbt, and they did not deem_
airything left, of sufficient \Title, and
convenient enough in size toi'run he.
risk of detection for, by- talrmg, save
the tool cabinet, and this was Ifound on
the Post Office steps in the :-morning.
-Mr. Bull is of opinion that the depre-
dation was comthitted by means of
false keys, as no other meansof en-
trance could be discOvered.
. -
-RELIGIOUS INTELLIGEN01.7-W6 are
inforMed that the result of .the series of
protracted meetings; which have been
carried on by Rev. Mr. Williamson, at
the -14. E. Church, on the Town Line
_ of Tuckersinith_ and Hibbert, is, the
church has been increased by an addi-
tion of:fifty members, and the awaken-
ing of Many more, and at the last gath-
ering the whole debt remaining, upon
the church was provided for, byi the
new converts. We generally see the
religion that loser's a man's purse strings
aliricere. The circuit, on. which the
above named Rev. gentleman labors
possess in hiM, a zealous and faithful
iisster.
Cm-Ix:err ANNIVERSARY..-The
Dual Anniversary Services of the M. E.'
Church, Seaforth, will be held (D V)
on the 7th and 8th of March, 1869,.
Sermons on. Sabbath at .10:30 a.m., anfl
6:30 p.m., by tile Rev. G. .Abbs, Editor
of the Canada Christian Advocate,
Hamilton, and' at 2:30 p.p., .by M
John Gray. Collection at the Close o
each service. , The Tea Meeting or
.Monday evening to be addressed - b,
Revds. G. Abbs, IL B. Palmer, A
Milne, . •Graham, W. Hayhurst
and .A. McDonald and John Gray
The Chai to be occupied by Mr. Ro-
of the Ex OSITOR. Music by the choi
to be served at 6:30 p.m. • Ticket
cents, to be _had at the-, principa
es ant the post office.
VELOMPFXES.--110 newspapers of
Wine, 'very .pretentious towns- and cities
M Ontario, _come out with where col -
Ulna' artieles, on the progress of the
"velocipede movement in their respec-
tive places : We do not purpose doing
like ise, though we have perhaps just
as good grounds.' which the first fine
weather, in spring will Verify. :Messrs.
'11./flantosh Sz Morrison, carriage makers,
-
are getting up one of those -modern lo-
comotion machine's, of the two -wheeled
persuasion, after the most approved
Models, With this in vievi, Seaford'
may look forward for better days, when
d spite the railroad, we may at least be
able 'to go to Goderich aud back in
the same day:
UONNECTIOUT MUTUAL LIFE
00.--4n other : columns
Will be found the advertisement of this
Company, and an •editorial notice from
AMeriCall paper of the promptitude
with which a Claim was met. - Life As-
suranke is one of those -institutions, the
utility 'of Which, is an axiom of the pre-
.
sent age; hence we need say nothing
undeirthe general head. But a very im-
portant question, is, does any one com-
pany possess advantages over another ?
From our acquaintance with the work-
ings Of several, -sip are in a position to
'saes, without he!sititation- yes. A.nd
had we space to devote iiu this subject,
we could easily show what they were;
The tWo paramount qualities Of an'
ASSUran.Ce. Co are, firstly-Solvenoy,
or safe ty to p-ol ic v -1161 ders. Secondly,
Low Preinsiums. The Ocmpany above
•
named1can justly lay Chinn to both.
Parties] about assuring, should constat
the papers of the Connecticut Mutual,
341d-the1eby serve the,ir own interest.
15:11,. Sills, Es '
q. of this place'sGenerid
. •si
Mol'isaeYer for Canada,, will be nost hap-
pyitp give any and all persons all in-
forpatiois
4. new kind of refrigerator has been
itissented- in • St Catharinr. It will
.freiezec warm water in a hot room,in a
few minutes, if er equ ir ed.
The Town of Dundas passed a by-
law to exempt manufacte'
inins- establish-
ments from taxation ; but Municipal
Corporations have no such legal 'powers,
hence the by-law was quashed by legal
process. Those desirous to aid manu-
facturers by relieving them from taxes,
should -pay the taxes for them. That
would be bah just and legal. •
A nesi-swing-bridge has been erected
nt Beleol, to •replace .that where tho
dreadful catastrophe to en igrants oc-
eured Some years ago, and which had
nce been condemned.
BIRTHS.
Alm -On the 23rd inst., in Ai
Wife of A. Moir,. Esq., inerc
MARRIED.
blaanoN-FIsnEn.--On the °
the residence of the Brides f'
Rev. Sinclair, assisted
Cameron of Tiverton, and
-PaisleY, the Rev. Arch. A
Strathroy; ts Miss. Mary A.
ter of john Fisher, Esq., of
leyviile, the'
iant of a son.
4th inst., at.
ther, by the
y Revs. -D.
D 'McNeil of
Cameron of
isher, daugh-
Vingliam.
THE MARK TS,
SEAFORTH, February 5th, 1869.
Deliveries light, occasioned by the heavy
snow.. Priees generailly on the d.ecline.
Demand good.
-Wheat, (Fall) 19 bushel, 90 @, 95
-Wheat (Spring) Y bushel, 85 4 87
Barley 19 bushel, -., 1 20 @ 1 27
Clover per bush. 6 50 @ 7 15
Timothy per bush: 48 lbs) 1 50 @2 50
-Oats -t, biaskel, 45 @, 46
Peas t, litishel, 70 @ -a
i -
dol '• (large) 1 00
' ,I
Pork 19cwt. . 8 00 @ 8 50
Potatoes 19 bushel, 60 ® 65
Hay III ton, 9 000_,/) 9 00
Eggs 12. dozen.
Butter 19 lb 12 @- 14
20 @ 2:3
Turkeyper lb. 06 07
Geese 25 . 30
Cheese, Factory I/ lb ,( oa ® r 14
Do; : Dairy, 14 lb @ 1.2i
Wood iri cord, 2 00 @ 2 25
CLINTON, February 24.
(From the .117-ew Era. )
Wheat (Spring) per bushel, $0 75 a 0 80
(Fall) do 0 60 a 0 90
0 46 a 0 50
1 18 a I 20
- 0 WO a 0 70
0 20 a 0 22
0 65 a 0 70
0 12a 0 13
do
Oats,
Barley, •
Peas,
Butter,
Potatoes,gs,
GonEnwir, Feb. 23, 1869.
071t the Signal.)
Fall wheat per bushel, $0 85 a 0 90
Spring do 0 75 a 0 85
Oats, 41, do 0 50 a 0 55
Barley,. do 1 -05 a 1 10
Peas, do 0 70 a 0 75
Potatoes, do 0 65.a. 0 70
Butter per lb, 018 a 0 20
Eggs per dozen 0 12 a 0 15
• Tonoaao Feb. 24th,. 1869.
(Bii Telegraph.)
°
Prices declining.
Wheat (Fall) 19 bushel; $ 98 to 1 00
dol (Spring) 1-1 bushel, 0. 90 to 0 95
-.Oats' 19 'bushel, ' 50 to 51
Barley 19 bushel, . 1 32 to 1 33
i'Pea e 41/ bushel, 82 to '0. 83
Butter, 19 -to 23 .
OHUROH DIRECTORY.
-r----
,,, '
*WEsLEV , METinaDisT unulton.,---Rev. Wm.
Htlyhur t, Pastor. Servicesevery Sabbath
t . .
at 194 o clock, a in., and 6A, o'elock, p. m.
SabbaSchool at 2 (Meek,. pmPrayer
meeting Thursday evenings at li& o'clock.
METUODIST EkS00i)AL C5lluR011.-Preaehing
each .Sarbath at 10.30 a. in, and 6.30 p,m.
•
Sabbat 'Schcb12p.m. Lecture and prayer
meetiri , Wednesda,y evenings 7.30 p.m
Rev-. S. Williamson, Pastor..
PREsitYrrE111rANOWIROJI.-Services commence
at 11. a.ni.j. and 6:30 p.m.. Lecture and
Prayer- Mang on Tuesuay evening, .f at
• 7:30 p.4.
GRAOD TRUNK RAILWAY.
Sit711912e1' •Arrangements.
Trains will leave the SealorCh Station, as
follows: -
GO No. EAST. COMO WEST.
10:30 .A.m.
10:30 A.
2:00 P.M. we
2 :22 r.M.
6:08 A.1,4 9:20 A. m.
, Leave ft)
vine, Ba
Trains in
maasaarsza
HAR
Gene
".1
Ainleyville, -Wroxeter, Leech-
ed and Exeter, on the arrival ()-
the af6ernoon.
"ir-VMVIT. 111MINEW110FICIII
'5 HOTEL, Livery Stable, and
al Stage Office, Main Street,
R, L. SHARP, Proprietor.
,,e..... .. -,---------.
..•..- r.,..,. v _,,J VA.*
MONEY
,
Tii0tut-
X rent pn
to M
Scaforth,
WANTED.
r five hundred dollars wanted tc
good security. Apply at ono:,
CA UG HE Y & If OLM ST illA D.
Feb. 19th 1869 63-tf.
. -
CAME into
soinetme
heifer, ne
ad to prov
her away.
L
Hay, Feb.
CAME. ASTRAY. .
tbe premises of the subscriber,
ill IN ovember last, a yearlinf
1`13r white. The owner is requess
property, pay expenses, aud tak(
IIUGH LOVE, senr.,
t No. 10, N. Boundary, Tp. Hay.
19, 1868. b-3 it
'
T HERE
I. against
ber or ineinbers
count, as 11
same af tc r
Hay, Feb.
, NOTICE.
-----
Y notify and forbid the public
trusting my wife, or other mem-
ofmy family, on my ac-
will not be responsible for thc
i the appearance of this no tine.
HENRY SHEFFER,.
24, 1869. 64-3
FARM
I3EING
No V.t
on road survey,
50 ocres of
House and
ticulars apply
at the premises
,
Tuckersmi
roR SALE.
4omposed of the West -half- of Lot
in the seventh concession, Hur-
of Tuckersmith, containing
choice land. 24 aeres cleared, log
Barn on the premises. For par-
to the undersigned personally
of. Mr, James Chesney.
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
h, Feb. 5th. 1869. 61 -tf.
1NSOLVE
W. CAMPBELL,
,
T ACT OF 1864 AND 1865.
OF CLINTON,
_
. Art /moment,
M 11 S
purchase of the stock of the above
ont at SO MUCH ON,THE•DOL-
received up to the 8th of March
stock is valued $1513, consists
ODS. amd is comparitively ne*.
s can be seen at me, office of the
, or of I Mr. William Cme, of
o will also show the stock.
A)IN HALDEN. ,
OR th 'I
Insol
LAR will Ie
aext. Th
if DRY G
Stock Boo
indersigne(
Dlinton, w
Clinton, 1Feb. 25th 1860.
ODERICH
COMMERCIAL
AND MATHEMATICAL
ACADEMY.
ESTABLISHED OCT IST 3 06.
1
YOUNG MEN
Wishing to qualify themselves for busi-
ness, ssioup do well to attend this
institution.
ITE,RAIS
For Who. e Courses $20.00 in .1,clvarace.
Books and S tat ionery, $9.00.
• For Course Of Study, please send for
cireular.
LI A. M'KELLAR,
Principal:
Goderie'll Feb. 24, 1869.. 64-3m.
BOOTS az SHOES.
William. McNally
IIAVING lately purchased. the business of
William Barker; in Wroxeter, willkeep.
on hand a large assortment a lioots and.
Shoes,- None but .first-cla.ss work manu-
factured on the premises.
Or Orders will receive particular attentitin„.
Repairing done on. the shortest notice.
W. IVIcNALLY.
April 23i 20-1y.
NEW MILLINERY!!
RS. GLOVER, begs to announce to the
inhabitants of Seaforth, and surroundmg country, that she has opened a new
mffli-
nry, in the shop
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE STORE,
Where she will attend. to all orders in her
line. •
Staraping &c., and all kinds of
Fancy 'Work done on the shortest notice.,
Seaforth, Feb. 25th 1869. 54-tf.
AN.-QURNED
.$ A. L. 1E -
A N7 D
FOR
TIM
SEE
AT
HY
Scott Robe tson's. -
February 1.9th, 1869.
63-tf.
SEAFOR H
FURNITURE WiREROOMS
TAX ES.
N-OTICE is hereby given that some lands
1 which were unsold at the adjourned
sale of land for taxes, held on the 1st inst.
will again be
itired for Sale !
For the Taxes due. thereon; on
• 4
Thursday, 4th of March`
s
AT THE
COURT HOUSE,
IN THE
own Goderich
At 2qo'c1ock p. m.
A. M. ROSS,
Treasurer,
go. Huron,
Goderich Fob. 20, 1869. 64-2i
Dried Apyles
AND
Choice Nezv Prunes!
At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S.
February 19th, 1869. 63-tf.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
cctifinonnutte Cow
HARTFORD, CONN.
GUY R Promrs, President.
Zra13ANIAll PRESTON, Vice President.
WOoDERIDGE S. OLMSTED,Secretary.
EuwiN W. BRYANT, A ctuary.'
Luaus 5. WILCOX. Medical Examiner.
Organized in 184.6. Charter Perpetual,
The Largest Mutual Life Insurance Com-
pany, numbering over. 75,000 members.
Ilk purely Mut.li al Company, its Assets be-
longing exclusively to its members.
Assets, $23,000,000. Acquired by pru-
dent and economical management of twenty-
two years, without the aid of a single dollar
of original capital.
Surplus Assets over $6,000,000. All pro-
fits di vicled.among the membaa s. Lach po-
hey holder is a member. There are no
s 'Lock hold t re.
Its La,..-ge Dividends. They have averag-
ed over 50 per cent annually. Total amcnint
of divi lends paid the Members since its ( r-
ganization, over $5,000,000. ik.
Its hueeess Unparalleled. 1 has -arrived
at the extraordinary condition here•the in-
come from annual interest alone is more than
sufficient to pay all its losses. Total amount
of losses paid by the Co 'y, over $8,000,000.
Its Responsibility. For every $100 of.
Liahilitics, it has $154 of Assets.
During its last -fiscal year this Company
paid to. its living members,- and to the fami-
lies of its deceased members, nearly $2,000,-
000, and: art- the same time added more than
Four Millions to its accumulated. capital.
The Whole Record oi this Company has
been one of prudent niar.agement and pros-
perous advancement. Among the older and
leading life insurance companies its average
ratio Of expenses to income has, through its
entirr'history, been the lowest of any.
Amount deposited. With the Receiver Gen-
eral of Canada, $140,000.
Number of Poiicy 'holders in Canada 1,066.
Insurance. $3,12:3,000.
.
vs -Medical Referees: -Dr. Metherell and.
Dr. Tracy, Seaforth, Ont
- DANIEL L. SILLS,
Feb, 2:4th, 1869G. 64-tf.
eneral Manager for Canads.
ND PLA ST
AND
11
At SCOTT' ROBERTSON'S)
Seatortla. Lb 19.
ROBER
Importer ;and manufacture
HOUSEHOLD FU
Such as
SOFAS,
LOUNGES.
- • CENTRE •
DINING.* BREAKFAST
BliMEA.US,
CHAIRS, asa
BEDS -
•
Mr. R. a,s great confide
goods to tici-publie, as t
Good. Seined Lumber, an
AVorkmen4
SON,
of all kinds of
NITURE,
ABLES,
MATTRASSES,
TABLES, -
EADS,
Great Variety.
ee in offering his
ey are 'made of
by First -Claes
COFFINS MADE To ORDER
n•the Shortest Totice.
VVOOD TOR
Done with Neatness and L espatch.
ING ,
areroo
TWO DOCIRS SOUTH 5
Main Stree
Seaforth, Alan. 6th. 1869.
S
RP'S HOTEL
NOT1
57 Ie.,
EALED TE DEI3S
.1 -
i
ILL'Ue received by t
veyer! on the part of
1 Council for t
COIOEY eqf
' UNTIL 6
On Saturday, 2
FOR
BUILDING A
e County Sur -
the Municipal
uron,
th inst.,
RIDGE
011ER. THE MAIT
Where the toundary line b
and Ifulle,t, intersects the
Base Line„ Seven miles Fort
OEN i?
May be se 4 at the office o
after the 20th
twejen G pderich
river, near the
of .Clinton,
,
CATIONS
the subscriber
st •
Two solnt freeholders w 11 be required as
surety for ft4e completion of he work..
Signed),
r.!Cunty Airveyor's Office,
Clinton, Fobruary 13th, )86
TO CAPITA
FOR S
The unexpire
LEASE OF LOT NO. 9, COW
On the 1.st, side of Mai
Village of Seal
OCETHER with the b
thereon, viz .--The sto
occupied by Mr. William A
occupied by Dr. Smith as
occupied Ns Mr. Paltridge
Gallery, the one occupied by
as an Oyster Saloon, &o.; als
piedbyte subscriber as
Grocery awl' Provision Stor
the stock and fixtures co
Also 16 woes of land south
which will.be solcl in villag
sizes to-,s-dit purchasers, an
terms.,
AY!
Sur' veyor.
ISTS.
E
LC -CK SURVEY
Street, in the
rth,
ildings breeted
e and dwelling
it, the- building
offize, the one
a Photograph
Thorna'4 simons
the *use occu-
a Flour,t Feed,
together with
tained. therein.
of -the Railway,
or park lots, in
on reasonable
F. our, Feed, Cro cries an Pro-
visions of all kinds kept co stantly on hand
by the subscriber.
G. . JARVIF.
Seafortb. /`'ebruary 3rd, j8tel
tf
TENDET. S
mEND S will be reeet ed by the Tru -
tees o4" School Section No. 1, Millet,
_until Montlay, the lst Of M rch next, fer
0.4(.1. completing of , 13rick or Graval
School Ileinse, 40 feet by 26, and 11 feet
clear betaieen the Boor a d ceilmg Tile
Toceruascteepstlie llisio
not an tender
emselvr
es bol
al
.
ecanescliosnp,ec=onf, can be 8 enteni()1Yera-P:tvia:1717
to Thoma4McMiehael, Lot '0. 2, 2nd Con,
A. WALKER
A. MeDERM D,
Hullet, nth_
1
TrusSeer.
63-2in.