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ES,
Manuf act rers.
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L. C MENDON,
Roin Hou8eoak,
t, Toronto, St. Pau
a armee, Branch Agency fo
ea N-; WATSON.
THE HOWE LOCK STIT H.
MR A—Paneity 'Machine.
Ell Bee -Family a.ud Main facturing
. c me. -
-ITER C --Best Leather and moth
. nufacturing _Machine.
.FITTER il—or Cylinder Machine, for
Hamm making. Boob and Shoe iFittings,
and Saddlery Work whore the form of the
work must- be retained while Stitching, is
the most complete and perfect in the worm.
THESE WORLD- .#137(t WAVED SE117.-
/AV el/Awls-ES were awarded the High-
est Premium at thoWorlais fair in London-,
1862, and Gold "M*elal at Paris Exposition,
-re
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They are °eta,i' I for doing . the best
work, using a tune_ smeller needle for the
.:me thread than any other machine, and 4y,
the tintroduction of the most iniproVed ma-
ellintiey, We are new able to supply the very
beat machines in the world. =
THE ()EtALmEs WITICIT RE(TOM-
OESI) THEM ARE: 1. Beauty and Ex-
aelleney oi Stiteh, alike on both aides of
the fabric sewed. 2, Straigth, Firmness
and Durability of Seam, that will not Rip.
er Rai -el. i 3. Economy of thread. 4 At--
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lean:tents 1 wide range of eppimation to.
eurposes ailu iflaterjali.
The aboee can be had at the Branch Offices
he Seaford' from W. N- Wersote. -
who is also Agent for the celebrated :
IVANZ BE WISG IVA till LN LW, which -
RT faci1i4 of management, neatness and
ihtrability ttf stitch, aid widerarzge of seanii
ma unrivalled as a Family Sewing Machine.
Thread, Silk, Twist, !,;thuttles, Bobbins,
Needlea, Sprnees. Oil, and ali machine ap-
pliancesfer sale at the Branch- Of at Sea-
torth, where machines_ may - be neatly re-
eair- ed, -
W. N. WATSON, Seaferthe
kpeil 16tys68. 19-1v,
_Street
Street,
Seaford:1
-1867.
FRANK PALTRIDGE'S
Old Established
API! . GALLERY
MOVED!
g
IY_aun:.*-ts customers and the public
o 1 generitike -will please not forget that 1
iavoltemoeetAfroni the Old Stand to the
-- ---„,
aPPOSitt. SIDE OF T1IE STREET,
, e
Enta Scottie, Xew 3 story Brick Mock, next
:o Kidd &7",atialk-in's stare, and diteetly
outh of 1114, eeson's new store, whcre I have .
built the be .,t Gallery in the County especi-
Illy for my ,'. en. work, 'being large and come -
medians, an; with the proper hotenie light ;
heine the on ; Gallery in Seaforth Construct;
- ..
4eon truehategraphie principles. 'The
rfitly tight tht .:Gait,reyleet the true Feature& 1
Ratter .mysef.tha,t I can satisfy all who may
cedi. Rene:: der, 1 don't want your money
for nothing; , am bound to please or no pay.
As merit,- he e had pictures in Seaforth, but
Were tlissattefied, havine confounded my
nanie with astother. I woad receist if you
Want a gooti picture, properly made and
'durable, 'that you ask for Frauk Paltridge,
Don't ask RA; Paltridgeis, only, but Frank, .
I'altridge., 1 am thus explicit, becattse many'
think they ke going to get a picture made
ey Frank PaItridee; but by a mistake, in
not. going tot Frank P.'s, get sadly elieap-
ointed.
tASK POR, AND GO. TO FRANK,
the Brick Block, up ene flielit of stairs,
211(1 turn to the right hand. -
My specithens at the door are all my own
al -,4e, and are not bought or borrowed_ to
.ecoy the public.
Come any day, Frank is always at honic
=din Good !Pauper.
. Picturea (if decetteed oarefay- copied into
any kind "of 'Picture desired.
Remember, it is to trank Paltridee's von,
ave ta ea toga a. good Photograph. r.:'%'ad rich'7'F-ariatture, Scenery, &c., that will
melee our , picture look ifich, and worth
sending to , your friends: Who does not
know. PRANK PALTRiDGE t
Seafo-rtla, Jan. 'Otte 53;,ly
The Fact!
THAT
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r ry 111- P
C.-1- L.:L(4 (-a t.-9
0.5
GALLERY,.
L e new complete with a Rcw-
,.0.1e4-1TLANDER INSTRUMENT. .
xTEW 13Ackgrouutis, &c. None but
lirst-class pictures taleen, and satisfac-
'doe g-aancnteed.
GALLERY ever Dr. Smitite Office-, next door -
.tatt titerer're
Seaforth, efug. 1'.1, 1838. 36-6m.
J. SETTER
CHANGE BROKER'
And dealer in Mire -
St GliENIMAL3 & D $111 FS, -
The Drug Department is under the 4,ecidt
care of an experienced Chemist,
• R. M. PEARSO.:
21St, 1869. 59ely
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Exsoutioa. tit UanstantinOpie.
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Another iare sacrifice to justice oct
reined in -a-Ntreet near Ak-f* raia. The
victim in this ease WW1 teMi4sulman
Albanian named liansaii,. who 'about a
fortnight ago violatedand then murder-
ed a woman at Scutari. He had enter-
ed_a house in a. 1One:31 quarter of the
Asiatic suburbs, in.the daytime, and
finding the woman alone, ' perpetrated
his 'doable crime and afterwards de-
camped witn what, light ve1nal:4es he
could carry. off. The police, for a. won-
der succeeded in -k. king him, and, as
t7c
he was identified b sortie one who had
seeu him enter the house, he finally
'confessed the crime during the second
or third examination st the •Zapieh.
From the first thole, was no ehaTfle of
his escapingca- pital punishment, but
his sentence was, as usual, conee‘tlecl
from him to the last. . The execution.
had beea delayed for some. days 'owirg.
to the difficulty of obtaiping a gipsY.--.
the "'Simi finisher Of, the law in Stam-
boul—to undertake _ the job fo' the
Inodest fee offered bp the autho ties -
'The Zingoree, howevei holding ou for
better pay, a. policeman -Was at le' gth
induced to do the work, and, wit out
Iprevious hint to his fate, the murderer
`was ronsed from sleep at .sunrise on
Wedn.esday, to go down, as he was told
to a steamer to exile to Trebizone: On
caching the spot 'selected, 'the party of
police escortims" him _ halted;, and the
first intimation the wretch had of . his
fate was the question if he desired. to
say Ails prayers. He replied in the
..ne„cutive, an the executioner advanced'
-and attempted to throw a looped cord
toyer his head. 'Manacled though he
'was, he resisted ,for some minutes,
-scrugglig fiercely, and screaming in a
manner whi di, early though the. hour
was. speedily gathered a crowd into the
previously empty street. i At length
the cord was got around his neck, and,
after a furthcr z'ihort resistance, he was
strangled into insensibility. This doner,
the body was hung up to a hook in the -
door -step of a neighbouring butcher's.
shop with: the feet barely ofi the grould
and left to die out thus, under. watch
-of a single rapitch. As Usnal there
*was no excitement among the spectal
•tors, and in less than half an hour
after the murderer 'vas dead only "s.une
three or four loiterers lingered near the
spot. About I p in. the body. was cut
.down, and carried off in a sack for
burial. .
THE SE
THE lEttuor IN ,ENG.LAND.—Theltiel-
ing �f x/Irrii at the extent to .avhich
this intimidation has_now- spread is sp
strong, that AO lOompiiik& yhicli io
now to consider the mode of conducting
elections can scarcely be said to set out
with having the Ballot .reserved as" an
open, question: Its real function will
be muck more to consider what par-
ticular form of secret voting shall, in
some shape or other, be ,used is a reme-
dy against intiniidation. No men have
clone so much to prepaae public opinion
for the Ballot as .the election. judges,
for they have shown that the existing
law is fittih3 against intimidation, and
no other remedy, good or bad, has been
suggested but the Ballot. It is. with
great regreat that we see this.; for, if
nieki could but have been gradually
weaned from the evil habit of intimi-
dation by a change in social opinion, -
this would- have been far better than to
-try to outwit 'petty tyrants by such a
device as the ballet box. But it is im-
possible to alio* the intimidation that
marked the last election to continue,
and, as some change must be made,
the Ballot will have the advantage of
being the may remedy visible in the
field. - Fortunately,* it is not a ques-
awl of pcditical parties or mob vio-
lence and petty tyrannY\ are of no use
to any party, and it willcertainly be
the respectable, quiet; . and honorable
classes ----.-the friends, in every rank and
every party, of order, decency, and in-
dependence—who will profit most by
eleptions being conducted so that. the
ina'ital license of election mobs shall be
done away with, and so that each voter
can vote with pleasure and without fear
as he pleases.—Saturday Review.
•
•
THE GULF STREAH.—The question
whether the exceptional warmth of the
British climate is owing to the Gulf
Stream, wasdiscussed at the meeting
of the Royal Geographical Sothety.
Mr . A. 0. .C1-in1ay read a paper, in
'which he maintained that it is not.
Mr. Finlay's argument was, that by
actual mea-surment taken at the out-
come of theCT'ulf Stream frem the
Gulf( of Mexico, between Cuba and
.Florida, there was not sufficient
• body ..of 'water to produce the
'effects attributed to the Gulf Stream'.
There was probably a great oceanic
circulation in the Atlantic and in each
of other oceans, which se2med to
corrotorated by the great streams
which flow northward from the Baha-
mas in the same diteetion, and parallel
with, but distinct from, the Golf Stre-
Betweeh Havana and. Florida is
high. submarine . mountaih, which con-
tracts the Gulf Stream to a third of its
supposed volume,, and it was impossi-
ble for the tail' flim which constitieted
the real Gulf Stream in the middle of
the Atlantic, to proclure any effect up-
on the English climate, which, however,
the great belt Of warin trade winds
passing over -the oceanic currents would
suffidiently • influence. Air. Finlay's
opinion WS controverted by Capt.
Sherard Osborne and' Professor .FItixley;
and Sir H-nry Rawlinson (who was in
the chair), in summing up the debate,
setiellie was glad to be able to retain
some of 'ais faith in the Gulf Stream.
-
A fellow who has. been shaved in
'China says that the oarber first stropp-.
--ed the razor on his' leg, and. then did
the shaving -without any lather.' The
"customer remonstrated -/ but was told
that the -lather was entirely. useless,
:and ha -ii a ten- dattcy. to make...the hair
stiff and tough, and was 'therefore.
never used by persons who had any
knowledge of the ff.re and its appenda-
.ges. After the beard had been taken
• off—and it was done in a very short
time—the barber took a long, sharp;
• needle-shapect spoon, and began to ex-
plore his customers ears. fie brought
up from. numerous little crevices bits of
wax and dirt thathadbeem accumula-
tin since his childhood. The barber
-sud4letily twisted I is saibtect's• n?,ck to
-oneiside lil such .a meaner that it crack-
-ed as if the vertebroa had been discoeat-
d. "Hold. on.!" shouted the party,
alarmed for the safety Of his neck.
"All right," replied the tensoc, "me TIC
hurt ;" and he continued, to jelk and
twist the neck until it was limber as an
old woman's disn rag. He then fell to
beating the back, breast," arms, and
• sides with his fists, sn1 pummeled the
`mus::les until they fairly glowed with
• the beating they had received. -Ek
•then. dashed a oucket of cold water
over his man, dried the skin With towels.
and declared that his WOrk NruS done.
.Brice two cents. _
FORTRigx:pparroRi.
4.0W4040.00.000040004000440/44400004111
AR NGSALE
OF
INTER COODS
AT
•Bonthron & Son's
E will sell •
/WINCEYS,
COB URGS,
• FANCY DRES SGOODS,
• TWEEDS,
A FLANNELS,
• BLANKETS,
• READY-MADE
CIAOTHING!
BOOTS SITOES, and all Winter Goods,
AT COST 1
Tta-oling 8tones.
A. CuRIOUS CEREMONY.—The Loud
on correspondent of the Chicago Journal
verites : "1 witnessed one day lag
week a curious cne i oiy at one of the
churches in my nOgliocetrhood. In the
•year 1794 an .old lady died and was
buriect in one of the -Vaults in that
church. When her will was read it
w.s found that Elle lnd b-queathed a
cdnsiderable sum • to the church, the
proceeds of which were to be annually
..distributed to the poor of the parish on
the -26th of January, her own birth -day.
The -condition attached to the bequest
was, that Iter coffin sootild he carefully
dusted- every year on the day in ques-
tion. In case -this operation shoull be
omnaitted on a single occasion, the en-
tire principal of the bequest WaS to paSS.
to the authorities of the adjoining
parish. . Of course the ofilciols of the
(there'll have always been Oaref uI"to per-
form thi in te Testi ng ceremsn y, andit
was (toile thieeyear for th6 seventy-fifth
time, by the sexton,. in presence of the
anya•wardens, and nein eT OUS
spectators, amoug -whom as probably
sone iuterested piety from the adjoin-
ing parish to watch the proceedings."
To make room for Spring Goods.
• _A Choice lot of
ROGERIES
Always on hand.
• BONTHRON SON.
Seaforth, March 19th 1869. _
U‘Sa.410 NOTICE.
MONTREAL TEA COMPANY,
6 Hospstal Street, tgrgOteai:
„
Our Teas 'after the most severe tests by
the best miedical authorities sad judge s of
Teas, have -been pronounced to bequite pure,
and free from any artificial;colormg or pois-
onous substances so often used' to improve
lthe appearanceof Tee.. Theyarounequalled
for strength, Said. -1lavot . iheyc have been
chosen for their intrinsie,. worth, keeping in
mind health, economy,. ancra high degree of
pleasure in drinking them We sell for the
smallest possible profits, effeUting a saving to
the CODSUMOT of 15e, to. 209. per lb. Our
Teas are put up in 5, 12. 15, 20 and 25 lb.
boxes, and -are warranted pure and free from
poisonous ' substances. ' Orders for four 5 lb.
bens, two 12 lb. boxes, or One 20 , or 25 lb.
box, sent carriage free to any. Railway Sta-
tion in Canada; Tea will be foiwarded- im-
mediately on reeerpt of the order by mail
contammg money, or the money can be •. .
col-
lected on delivery by express -man, where
there are express offices. In sending orders
below the amount of $10, to save expense it
will be better to send money with the order.
Where a 25 lb. box would be too much/four
families clubbing together could send for four
t lb. boxes, or two. 12 lb. boxes. We send
5hem to one address'carriage paid, and mark
each box plainly; so that each party get their
own tea. We warrant all the tea we sell to
give entire satisfaction. If they ,are not
satisfactory, they can be returned at our
expense.
Leaf,
strong
JgEte.,a---E
,
4,5ncg. ,1 i 85h0cB. ;re_airtiaestn, Barowikeredn
New Season do. 55e., 60c. and 65c.; Very
Best Full Flavortd do. 75c.; Sound Oolong.
45c.; Rich Flavored do. 606.; Very Fine do.
do. 75c.; Japan, Good, 50c., 55c., -Fine 60c.,
Very Fine 656., Finest 75c. I
GREEN TEA.Twankay 50e., 55.,
• 65c ; Young Hyson 50c.e 60c., 65c 70c, ;.
Very .B inc 85c., Superfine and! Very Choice
81; Fine Gunpowder 85c. .; Extra Superfine
do, $1.
Teas not mentioned in this circular equal-,
ly sheep. Tea only Sold by this. Company,.
tibl- An excellent mixed Tea couldebe sent
for 60c. and 70c. : very good for common
purposes 50c.
Silver taken at par. For notes anu1 post-
-office orders the Company will add the pre-
Mium in tea to the order.
•A complimentary- box of tea will be given
to parties forming Clubs and sending for 251b
boxes. Each box will be marked plainly, so
that each brie will get his own tea. . •
GarBeware of Pedlars and runners using
our name, or offering OUT Teas in . small
packages. Nothing less than a caddie sold.
NOTE THE ADDRESS—The Montreal
Tea Company, 6"Hospital Street, Montreal.
Out of over on, Thousand testimonial, we
insert the following : 1
• They have walking stones in Austra-
, lia, and, as we are informed, they have
travelling stones in.:Nevada.' Here is
deficription ; They a.re almost per-.
fectl y round,the majority of them as
large as a walnut, or om. irony-, nature.
When distributed alio at upon the floor
'table, or any other level surfac,e, with-
in two or three feet' from -leach 6thef,
travel toward a_ common ,centre, and
there huddle up in a bunch, like a lot
of 'eggs in a nest. -A single stone re-
marked to a distance of three and a
-half feet, upon being released, at once-
startod off with wond.rful and some;
arhat comical celerity to join its fellbers
taken away four or five fea it remain-,
ed motionless. Thcy are found in a,
reeion that although • comparatively
level,_ is nothing but barren rilck.
Scatter,,d over this barren region - are
little basins,from a few feet to 9 rod in
• diameter, and it is in the bottom of
these that the rolling Mlles are found.
They are from the -size of a p'ea, to five
or six inches in diametet. The -cause.
•of thee stones -rolling together is doubt-
less to be found in the Material of
• which they are composed, which ap-
pears to be loadsto_tte, or Magnetic iron
lore.
HOUSE &SIGN PAINTER.
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etes
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- 01ITHOGILAPMC.—A late i85; u e of the
Galt Ref( enter COD tained a notice of a;
scrimmage at a tavern in Hawks i1Ie,
which did not suit the taste of one of
the.particina.nts, who furnished the fol-
lowing re.L‘arkable succinct statement
in correction thereof : some Kus hes
bin rightin to yu ann Sane as bow
thas wussii big fit Inn this toun Toad
_or mornine at, the angel 0 merkan its
a Doll darn li tlru. NVIIS (mull a lit ell
Rats Sliug enplg Inn furfon on its fals
aboat them four •Tea Rods dew yoo
Spos beewodin drink nothin h isself
,welmehbie • yevister Deib furawl
Eye No -e Ann Ef, he rights annie
:Room Nuncents :to .430 abou_ Hogsville
yoo Icneedent poot i Inn,yure Noose -
paper Ef yoo dew i1e tel aUtl thin bout
hym en i ges tAhisitel =Sta.?.
two.
A YEAR'S TRIAL.
The Montreal Tea, Company : Montreal, 1868.
• Geente—It is nearly a, year sinceI perches -
ed. the first chest of Tea from your house.
I have purchased many since, •and 1 am
pleased to inform you that the Tea as in
every case proved most satisfactory, as well
as being exceedingly chea•p. Yours very
truly.
•• F. DENNIE.
Montreal Tea Companye
G-ENTLEMEN—The Tea 1 purchased of you
in March has given, great satisfaction and
;
flavour of it is very fine. It is very etrange,
but since I have been drinking your Tea I
have been quite free from heart -burn, which
waulcl always pain me after beeakfast. I at-
tribute this purity of your Tea, and shall
continue a customer. .
Y ours respectfully.
FRANCIS T. GREEN.
54, St. John Street Montreal.
Moutreal, April 1868.—To the Montreal
Tea Company, 6 Hospttel Street, Montreal
—1,Ve notice with pleasure the large amount
of Tea that we have forewarded to you to
different parts of the Dominion, and. we are
glad. to find your business so rapidly ncreas-
ing. We presume your Teas are giving gene-
• ral satisfaction, as out of the large amount
forwarded we have only had. occasion to ee-
turn one box, which, we understand, was
ess nt out through a mistake.
Santa qaus has Made hisheadquarters for
01A preFerit Fiettlion at the stete,of
, _
Where
R. OUNTE
, exhibiting one.; of - the largest
steels of •
ado
Ever 1ught into, Seatorth. Everything
suifitble for Chrisiniate Presents and
New Year's:Gifts,
AT -PRICES
•CNE ER THAN THE CHEAPEST:,
Tixositivho Wish to gratify their children
or frienObeebestowing upon thein a beauti-
ful prent, should can early; as a -Great
Rush wi1 undoubtedly made to 'Santa -
Claus' Headquarters.
R.44f-EX.11,ER..,THE PLACE,
Seaiort
R., Counter's
Jewellery & Fancy Goods Store.
Dec. 9th.
SHEFFIELD"
ARE
To
'OIO-NSON
Chopping Axes,
oad* Axes,
[Frainers' Tools,
Carpenters' Tools,
Coopers' Tools.
All work done in First -Class Style. Or-
dert -be left one door North of Dr. Smith's
office. 67:3m.
G. CHENEY,
Manager Canadian Express Co.
HARD
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF
CONSUMPTION IN CANADA.
Messils YouNo .& OILAMBERLIN,—S TS, I
feel it a duty I owe to you, as well as to the
public to inform you of the most wonderful
cure of Consumption, accomplished in my
person, by the use of the, Great Shoshonees
Remedy and Pills. 1 coughed a 'great deal;
clay and night, expectorating a. great quanti-
ty of matter, and had a great pain about my
left lung. I had cold chills every day, and
severe night sweats everynight, and between
thereeking coueh- and (treat sweating, I was
almost deprived. of sleep ; by -these miseries
RE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION:
A splitta' did assortment of CROSSCUT
••and MACHINES
SAWS
250 KEGS PECK'S
Montreal Cut Nails
GLAS%
P-PTTY,
PAINTS,
• OILS,
lARTWRIGHT, as well as the loss of appetite, I was so le- I
Surreeri Dentist,
„ teatford, Ontario, begs mostt re- duced tl
iat could hardly stand alone. I
speed illy to inform the inhabitantt of was under. the care- ohnthng f a phyeician for a
he l as opened . Ditic;TAL iberniegliCiliffoefr'enttillireeceiaelds, and°threoultieafn, y1
Seafo th 'and surrounding e.ountry that
MR 1-I ICKSON'S DRUG ST Olele, I good. effect. Squire Peterson !of Batt, re -
I commended me to use the Great Shoshonees
over -•
.4.rein1:7treet, Settforth, and has procured the
assist lice of Mr . J. A. Ellis, Surgeon Den- ' Remedy ; I procured three bottles a once,
with the Pills, so soon as I commenced using
tist tq take charge of the same. Mr. Cart- it I began to get better, and when. I had. lin,
weig t will -continue to visit. Seaforth the ished this complement, the cough, expectora-
sc..,cou 1 week of every month. All work
warranted to give perfect satiefactioii.
Teeth extracted witl httle or no pain by the
tien of matter, pain about t ung, c s,
sweating, &e„ left ; and by continuing
itause I becaine strong and healthy. It is
use of the Narcetic Spraywhich produces- now over two months since I quit the rerne-
local anesthesia, (went of pain.) Charges dy, and there have been no symptoms of the
ModerateRAFEREN6rES : Terms dash—Dr. Smith, Seaforth ; disease reterning, and I have beeir, and am
now;healthier 'and better than I have been
. '.'
Dr. Shaver,, Stratford, ; J. Dutton, Chemist, for years. I trust you willmake this known
Stratford ; P. R. Jaeeis, Esq, stratford'g; to the public, that they may be aware of the
• Dr. Whiting, Berlin ; .1)r, Rowans, 'Peculiar virtues of this truly wonderful In -
nen h.• Ib3 claims; guaranteed or moue't
1)5:371:30. ;
REV. W. F. S. HARPER,
3/r. C. will be at the , Commerciel Hotel, ' than CferliedY' PETER C. V. MILLER.
e
Dr. 'Bray, Chatham: ---." .
Clinton. the third week of every month,' ErnanetsitoAwridain; Cgctnoinnt, yoonftaLreion.nox
Seaforth, Dec. 17th INS. •
C..A_MPBET../L'S To all to whom it may ccme.—This 'is to
TENT VENTriLATOR 1 i above. mentioned gentleman, Peter C. V.
DAMPER AHD DEODORIZER. ' known him always to be of the very high;
Toe ROMOTING Health, Comfort and Econ- est respectability and a very candid and
JE* . emy, the enly coMplete Ventilator and creditable person, and I am confident that 1
Double Damper in use, for Kitchen, Office, can safely vouch for the truth of the above,
Parl r Or Bed-ltoom saving its cost in one or any other statement made by him,
, c, .,
PA
yARNISH4 &C.
As Me- ap as any House in the Trade at
JOHNSON BRO.'S
S OVES ! STOVES!
A comete assortment of Cooling, Box, and
Park Stoves, Stove Pipe, and Tinware
of all descriptions,
V V CHEAP,
• At JOHNSON BRO.ift,
• WSIGN 07 THE Jilli4i1110271
COOfING STOv.e.
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SeaftitheJen. 6th. 1869
, certify that I have been acquainted with the
Miller, Esq.,. for many years, and have
• • refu isle& Seetestimoniele from score* of 44-ly Rector of Bath, Ontario.
Prof ssional and Scientific gentlemen.
1 Fer Sale by
LOFFT,
• Agent for Seafarth.
February 11, 1839, - • • , 63-tf
Met%
NEW
NESS SHOP.
Tlifts...undersigned,
LLIAM OLIVER,
Begs tee, announce to the inhabitants of Sea -
forth and. surrounding country, that he has,
opened a First -Class liorness Shop,
Tam ZIMMERMAN HOUSE, W1t0XE-
.1 'rElt. JOHN Zateftnereet, Proprietor.
Dec. 14, 1868. 53 -ti
1444440.00404.4.4:-
0.40-00.000-4
Op osite the Post Office,
MAIN STREET.
He as had over twenty years experience
in thei.busineas, and for the lest seven years
has betel in the employ of F. Myers. wi,o
sao.13.preA1,ciihedilaspyao. h..is aS-ti Workman.
Having bought ont MR. rAIT'S Stock,
LAROE SUPPLY QF GOOD MATERIAL,
He is prpared to sell .
AS CHEAP AS ANY OTHERIESTAB-
SHMENT ± THE COUNTY,
fu Scotch and Fancy
Cf0 t.1 MI A. Mt
:TEAM AND LIMIT
HARNESS;
He fit* rs, no comieetitibte
G..1* him a Call, and gave You' 'Money.
, • WM. H. OLIVER.
Seaftetth, Jane 7th, 11869. 57-tf.
S"RP'.G
S
eneral StagOffice Main Street,
HOTEle,"Livery Stable, ant!
se.attsrth, Jan. stat 1L8.69SiHARP, Proprietor.
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