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accordance with a 1 Oriv..-
i' originated by his Nede
he IlatiCM could -not hut
I by. the economies effect -
he present government
;e• abolition of otneial
te concentration of rhe-
a naval folces, the ?via_
troopsfnm Canada and
ad; and the int reduction
-eat of artny reserves.
Tsason, for much eolygraL_
er the itbolition of the-
,s•tem in the army. ross•
-,ords might need lefoltn,,
; shoutd be dotte preeip-
4c, Lords had not
cting.,-. the Ballot bill -
again introdueed in
4t the next session.
Is di..4tAase act would
t with ' at the itext
manzwr to command
--e,•,-. of the natioth other
( td,e t rt1t,..."1.11 f‘..)6dt: ard
•old meet with
P', rlii Itmoat and
tli . row hision of his
tkltt ion vt lemon g and
,,
,r, ‘,1ao,t•me was put
c•vitli etukusiztstic deal-
val, there being
i10 dies -eta -int,' voices.
r$3-Gie,
:Ivy
Mu -dr in
.E.n.Q.-lanct.
et ive Poli ‘e
the ordt•r-, of irepf•ett,r -
,
ibnsilv eugag)-d in en. -
e
at eertztin fttt'tS tit
80111e light uprin the,
the- murder of NI r.i,
on, and during the-
eir, enquitit'A, tti eV ab-
fodowing flets :
_
nv mornio, Nvitieli iq.•
-,,,
be the too -riling of thd .
t the mot der wits cotn-.
:At% Watson, ate hu8-
- dt‘tq'ttsed, en terc.(1 tile
I' uz ner, a packing -east -I
4'w on but,ii,e,i,,•-• a t No.:
- (I, Lag' requested t-
ttt
v. The t evez end:
then very cool and,
4 upon Mr, Turner
ppearance, he stic1 to
--t you to Make a large
' and I want it done --
must be an arul wati,-1.- -
!ant to ....e.... -id it bv rail."
itsked him whether he.
.1,e obest to be plitnet1
aid, aid Mr. Watson
atiirtuative Ile was
'give the tFatensinis of
,flire(k and he said, 1
two fi, et nine inches icy
--ve. feet three inches. in
ie f it bine intla•S ill ,
liS tt 1,(' Made of deal.
. to my Lome - to- tuOr-
tit to- 1)L(*IC %OWE. things
.. it c IC Mr. Turner .
• Are you f4(=ing to send
v.igt- i" and he relylied,
Ly?tflf! to keep- it free -:
- The 'Aux w;ts-
by el, cgtitio- 24r. Wat- 1
,- --.
at 2,1r. Turner's an('
ic 1
witiit it sent runivl
-77
)(Fit V. Tie paid Mr.:
and he then ap-
- r _ thoughtful aua
int%Lelteent of the
1( f the doceased lady
her c-urp-e entail have
o-rovx. whit-li •wa
that the- Rev. Mr_
ti• time the murder
( tam.ter cd Stock-
rephool, is incorrect_
:LthitoStf,r of that
. yearii, hitt last
..setinettee of cora-
t Mtn and otherts,
irt hich the school
t d several other
ere. removed from
- tiie cotinnittee of
ai.tt since that time
1 that I e vas very
IS (-voted himself to-
5.-zonte tittle itat lte
:tliv etuvlo‘ed in
• • et ing- work,i for
utr• hom-ie ; and it
S ineo me i eeentIv
at -SOureo.—.L..thdot.,
fr?
o -op
e Mitchell 6alt welt
feet, and si 11 no
A t 14.1 IA it: tCttifl
tad last we.ek. rtst-
r ask -the eiY1-poratiott
, tat bonus of 81,00(1-tio
; tire enterp: This
I,v a eutisi•le abh
the ton' r.otor.
Etiniett at the meeting
ks ta bare further.
C. Tee: whatever ef
levied tilit iee are that
t.: w iU shorth be sus-
, • work will be aban-
it, at least.
TB.S.
atferd, tni the 24th
V. Buckingham, EhtI
tflL Of a son.
• ('et, 24th, the
rlis, Carrick, of
tesday, Oct. 25th, fhw
x.i Moore, black -smith,
THS.
.aaw, eii SIbbittlz
t et cf Insurript
•-ektieb:i and patience,
age, Ni•treiaret
laughter of A. M.
.Lughter of
Nov. 3-* ig71.
MAIIRIAtt.ts.
•,_
JOEIXSEON.4- ; jinwitki on
the 24t1 ult., by Rev. Nit% BroWn, of
Wroxeter, at the residence of the
britie's brother, Mr. SamueLJohnstoii„
Mr: Artlitters Spotten, to Ma:ss„ Jitue
Johnston, both of Howiek.
1.4actr-CAssToY' --At Goderiblii on the
16th Octob...r, at the M. E. Parsonage,
by Rev:-- Air., -Thomas
Bireh. MiSs's,Mar' y-Oassidy, both of
caleri eh
Calm -CooPttit -On the 13th Septem-
ber, at -016 _residence- 4,ithe bride's
f;tt her, AtAett,-4)s, ciuwortli,
r. Gectge.'.040, ZiAlekersmitli, to
Miss A.nue Cooper. '
• T.
Cleweith, at the residence .of the
bride's f.ttlier, Goderich, township,- on
tile 3rd ()cL01)(rz, ;Mr. reter,:git
of 8cafort1i, to Miss 'Xivia Spitling.•-
ir _MIN ES- -BUCTIANAl..7..-A,f ListoWil,!" on
the 24th ult., by ReAK.J. VO, Beifl M.
A., Samuel Mines; to Miss.'Anne
P,ucletuan„ bothof t40 township, of
Grey. .
ToWNsENO-BUCKLE* 16kt Tiickersinith,
on ()Qt. 9th, Ciewnrth,
-Jarne'; 'Townsend; ,of Blyth, to 111iss
Anne lttk1e. of
•
t'AnNoCILAN-DITNS4ORE.-At- • the
re-
SiL'TI of the . bride's grandfather,
Tack( rsraith. ouOch. 20th, by Rev.
(Aeworth. Wm: Parnochan, te
ii r E. Dunsmore, both of
Toekersmith.
A:CTC-.; S'ALES''
Saf' u rd ay, N o v. 4, on Lo t 21, Thirteenth
•AleKillop,.Farin Stock and
11eplements. 1)a -id - Grawford, pro-
p -it tor ; J. 1'. Drineanctioncer.
"Monday, Nov. 6$ on Lot 16$ Sixth
'oncession, tanley, Farm. Stook and
iiapleanents, Wm. &vitt, proprietor; J.
re. JJrue, auctioueev
Tuezda. Nov. 7.; Lot ' 10,-. Seventh
1.1shorne, Farm. Stock, Im-
p:eznen Ls, &c. James -Johns, Proprietor
A. Bishop, Auctioneer.
Friday, Nov. 10; on Lot 11, Fourth
Concessioa, 1.3' -‘borne Hc -ss, Thorough-
1.pred ea,ttLe. Robert PinCOinbe and
John klunter, Proprietors ;. Archibald
bishop, AuctionLer.
Sathrday, Nov. ti, on Lot 16; Second
Concession, Stephtm, Farm Stock, lin-
pl-mients, &c. Mrs. Ford, Proprietress;
A. Iiishop, Auctioneer.
Ttu.sday, Nov. 14, on, Lot' 1, Third
t'onces-don, Farm Sz•ack, Implements.
oh.mt Falls, PrvrietOr ; A.
Bishop, Auctioneer.
Tuesday, Nov. 14, Lot 6, Seventh
Hullett, Kitiburn, Farm
and Imp'eramts. J. W. Marr-, Proprie-
tor ;:J. P. Brine, Auctioneer:
Wednesday, Nov. 15, OEL Lot 9, South
Laylield I -toad, Stanley, Farm Stock and
uip!ernents. George H. F. Johnson,
proprietor ; P.- Brine,- auctioneer.
Wednesday, Nov. 15, on Lot 19, South
• Thames Road, Us b orn e, Thircl. Conc es -
s on , Faim Stock, Implements, etc.
Proprietor ;. A. Bishop, Ana-
tioneer.
Th-....rsday, Nov. 16, on Lot 5, Fifth
f:oncession, Stanley, Farm Stock,
merits, &e. Mrs. J. Parsons, Proprie-
tress ; J, P. 13eine, A uctionee.
MARKETS.
. - •
S.EAFORTII, Nov. 2, 1871.
.. . . .... . . 15 to 1 17
Sprieg Wheat. 1 08 to 1 10
thuiev • 040 to 0-46
Gats . 0 30 to 0 32
. . 0 58 to 0 60
0 15 to' 0 16
........ 015 to 000
1- ear . . . .. . . .. . . 00 to 000
Pi.tatees ... . ... 035 to 0 40
11(10 to 12 00
tildes . • . 7. 00 to () 00
Sheep Skins. 0 50, to 1, 75
I antli Sk 0'50 to 1 25
t .tlf Slins.per lb.,...... 0 08 to 0 10
• crud, lier cord.. • 2 00 to 2 25
Sz..lt (retail) per barrel.......... 0 90 to 1 00
A large stock of salt amcl iresh-water
herrings just -received at Scott Robert -
Look out for advertisement next
week.
CLINTON, Nov. 2, 1871.
rdl Wheat... --Si 15 0/ 1 17
leeriug Wheat.... ....... . ... ... I 08 (fe 1 10
.. ... .... .. 0 30 ei* 0 32
P 40 58 el- 06i
Itarh-3- 0 42 u.t. 0 -6-
I . .... _ 0 15 (41., 0
18
- 012 @i 013
TORONTO, NUN% 2, 1871.
Suules and Deihl wheat, brought $1 30 to1 32;
I i.rtdwelL t 28 to $1 29 ; Spring, $1 20 to $1 22.
57e to 59. Peas, 68e. to 70c. Oats, 330
te 40c.
ItONTItleA.L October 81, 1871.
FLOUR.-Mlirket steady, with good dernaud, and
supers a shade better. Canada, $6 05 to $6 10,
e..-eordieg to -location.
Wire yr. -Sales of ear lots Upper Canada,white
et $1 411i ; mi winter, $1 35; t.nd Upper Canada
>•,iring, $1. 33.
FEAS.-Scill scarce, and in demand at 90e per 66
lbs.
iirrrEn.-Parely nominal, in the absence of de-
mand.
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK..
Thursday, Nov. 2, 1871.
_RECEIPTS.
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,-,..
cars. cars.
15: _ 150
59 41?:4
56--, 264
SUITES1ENTS.-
1-' kst three days.-- .. 67
l'ast week... ..... .....281'
Previous week 40.1
CATTLE.
The market opens at •an advance on
eumnion stock of 4. to 4c, and very light
int prune stock.
Sales coin pris-e 662 head at $4 30 try
436 45 for natives, .against 226 head'it
$3 75 to $6 374.
Sales reported:
Taylor to .L. R. , .14 lid Ohio steers,
c- 12.d8;at $5 374.
Taylor to L. it R.,.. 30 hd cld• aV=
1.122. at 85.
Gilbert to L. &.R53hd Mich. steers..
av 1270, at $6 121.
Sidner to Goon,. 51 ha Ohio do av 1328,
at $5 564.
Reney to L 34=-11d, d clo•av
at !a',5 15.
• Fullington +.0 Moorelibuse, 1711d do do',
av 1279, at $4
Trotter to Thompson, IV hd Incl. do-
av 1047, at $I 30 -
Watkins to Baldwin, 18 hd Ill. do- <Lire
1111 at $4 75.
-;i5c1n7e5r.. to Coon, 33 hii Ohio do av 1360,`.
at
Greenwood to 'Monroe, 16 lid Ind do
a' 1331, at $5.
Poster to Farthing,. 43 lid Ky. tlo ay,
1-0, at t5 124..
cars.
I'ast three clays . ... 175
Past aveek
H HURON
4111140a21Manimucc===
er t Thirnes,- d° 'ay
1264, at 84 80. •
to Monroe, 1311cr.i.KY-'00: V-
1584, a-, $4 75.
. Mufler to. Coon 27 hd Ohio steers. av
, „
•
. 1
Trty10ild0loni- 44 ha .do do av 1635,
t$6 35. •• 1
C8.1:4erlkg Geary-, 31 av 1344 •
Teael ant to Mouro , hi Mit h. do
iv 1443s. at $5-•
.Sa.ndOtiky to Coon, 33 lid Ill. to av
1395, $S 40. -
Cary bo .loslin 1 hd MicIl. Io av
1512-, a $1 124.
•
C0`
116assaot cQ,c. R., 36 4(1 1111. o av
s4 75
Tayloit & O'Day to oe., 44 d do
do ay 1585. at %.
Sidner to Monroe,
1480; it $5 90. - • hd. • do c av
• Starr to Gillespie, Hz hd lo do av 330,
at $6. .
• Bridges to Mackey, 16 lid. Ind
1409, at $5 75. 0 av
SHEEP:,
No salcs reported, .
opened
HOGS.
• The Market riles dull 4td I0 to 20.p.
per cwt. !lower than on t responding
day last week. •
Sales tOwjrise 2, 2291
$4 574, 4gaith-st 3,184;
$4.624.
: Sales reported:
Nialtliet' not
yet
327 lid
110' h,d1
199 Ed
129 14, -•
92 hi
263 lid
265
119 h d.
87 hd
140 hd
217 lid
172
129 hi.
4.v 198
av 222
av 262
tax 190 los,
av 291 lbs
av 215 lbs
•-tiv 300 -lbs
av 235 lbs
av 285 ibs
av 193 lbS
av 248 lbs.
av 137 bs
•av 19211)8
aa at $4 8 to
eit4 at $4 4 to
BOSTON LIVE `T
BF.EF C`ATTI •-tS'ad.
spO
There it a gorlal leniai 1 or uortl ern
cattle in consetwennjA t ie light supply.
Sales of choice., at $9 23 , ettra aV$ to
$9 25' 'fiist qual:q at $8 to $8 30;
secondquality at $7 to 7 50; ti ird
ctuality at $3 50 to $6 50,
kineEP AND LAMBS. -i ipts 10, • 03'
head. There iS no cons'ele able chaige
in prices since 1a.t weck. 1 'ales in lots
at $1 50 to $f 50 each ; xtlia ,a ". -
to
$5 50 eacli.
at $4 9.5
at 4 23
•a 4 40
at 4 23
at 4 5I1
at 4 25
at 4 574:
at 445
at 4 40
at 4 18
at 445
at 4 25
At 4 45
. LUMIliER MAR Kiii..
In the. Agnelric-an mar 'ici Canatl an
Nvitite pine timber of tile ligi est; eras, iti-
cations , e°nunands full Prii es, .1-111st
ordinary and (Ammon is h id in check b-
SU'Stjtutt3 of food eharaiter selling at
similar or lower rates. I pd jJiine is in
very 'MIL; d•re nest. Oak s1qlls,readily,
but the '4t1i1ktlBs.,erne St tiotiacy. Im
has 601112. :oily 'cl. s.parin ly.- and th ,1,:e
are s3but the acme, id is res ic ed. Bit cli
Itn rav
mp;mits a a slight en)°, it,
shows hthle or no -variatio 4 i i value, he
present stock being soiriell!i over ti at
of the like peri�d last ye Of Quei ec
pine deals the imports, alt °ugh ,1 ss
tnatt half he q autity II. to this a te
in 1810, appear to have s tit cathe e-
quirements, the stock in hc two ye, TS
110 showinti much dispar ty,1 the bet er
qualities et !eying a prefer nee over co 1-,
mon-deals. Sta res have een • in active.
request 'at,alvancing rates., L
azingoisimm
" WINCE OF WALES ,HOTE
C J. MeGITC1IllION,. Prop
aee,eninotlatior for travellers.
plied With thnory btist lit -more
stabling a (tattled. The stage 1
• every day for Vingliarn.
•, Intou,,e01 t.,
4t1* -ss
the Bar is si p-
nd cigars. 0( Od.
irveS this Hot se
204-4
CABINE-T-MAKERS
• ANTANTith,,t.,ro good iabine
work and; food Wages.
204 •SCOTT
WANTE
,inakers ; 8t01
SPARL1NG
EXPOSITOR.
.,'21131-O'F'LETTERS'"'''"'
I's:a:CIS, ENCr uncalled fur in Settforth Post
I It ()Wee , n„the 1st of ,NeYeuther- •
it tia,°••• a, &3f. • t McCollum, Miss Amiie
Alley.,iektli. • TticKey, Archd.
at,e, (1.,,i. McDougall, Agnes'
•elite :•01, Min.. Jane •. ItIeCrae, D. z•
I :et', R. W. ' MeArty, Dan.
debar, A. E. MeDouell, 'Mrs. Ellen
1 rowe, II. R. D. McNeil, Hugh
• ell, 11. W.Merutosh, John
mi '
1 d, C. J. ' McIntosh, Ames
.1 °par, Miss Mary MeDeuell, Miss Isabella
Um NO1 Mr:3. IcKay, joint.
Bill, 1- ult. •lfelice, J. R..
3 eith, R. - •MeDithell, Widow Alex.
Butslatigh, Thos., •Meeloy. Miss Mary
.13 'awn & Oa van • • McKenzie, R. R.
4 itridt, Audrow N'efloary, Thos.
0 cisme Geo. • tfellenry, J. W.
O :nieem, Henry • isbet, (4eo.
0 'ewe • , Thos.• "itah, Win.
own ky, Bryan gichinan, Jas.
1) tvideme. Nelson' illobertson, Skis.
D Win, W. II.• Rainfall, Jas.
;•• ugm n'W
ian, in. 114kuith, Mrs: Mazy
.1 trvix -1)avid • ' $impson, Robt.
,ft Mist u, Hee.tor E. with, Themes
jut', 31 . honmsou, Dr. G. 0.
.7' Aso , Wm. '1 lover, :Tessa
a '114s an, Thos. I avlor, John W.
11., ith, Thomas •Weldon, Miss Kate
1,1 -ing" ton, lhomas •Walker, 1). Van J.
1 orris n, And. 4 Whitley, 111.rat Rebecca-
illt rtou Dr. ) W.teon, T. T.
Mt y, -Henry - ,, Whig, Win.
it liton, Jas. I Woods. B. W.
AR 'Tie 11, Mrs. Mary Warwick, Wm.
.311 rrny W. 11. •<Ward. Welcome ,.
M. son, William
20,•• S. DICKSON, P. AL
CA
INET rACTORY
• SCOTT & SPARUNC-
1 to intimate that tihey have purchased the
Cabnet Manufactory formerly carried' on by
Thomas een, and,f/hat they have on hand a large
stoele 01
All Sorts of
• Such
ti,rn it are,
8
edsteads, of every description,.
tiureaus,
ook-cases,
. 8 i d c- boards, .
Tables,
• 'entre-tables, and', •
einsehold FunritUke, of -taverylkind, •
Which tioywill sell, whole le and retail,:at:tloW
figures. • ' .
• JOB T iRNINCy promptly attended to.
rEver3-t bing in the cabine line made to order in
the beet, tale.
..• L Thomas Be ts Old Shop,
Co .iier of Maiket Scat re, 8EA.FORTH,
204 13 :SCOTT V., SPARLING.
JUST AR IIVED
11.000 R IL LS
WALL PAPER.
OLD STOCK
CIIEAP
SELLING
AT
ARMSTRONG & PRICE'S
BOOKSTORE.
Main Street, seeforth.
"Unquestionably the best • sustained
'Work of the kind the World."
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MALE ;TEAi)CHER
AATANTED fa Sch ol-seetion N
Y Grey, a MALE TEACHER
contmentte. lst Jaututry, 1872.
tieulanf addres JAMES RE
LINN, Trustas, Morrisbank P. 0
ANTED
•.4, Township
engagement
4n..! further Pi
WILLL
204-
of
to
•TEACHER WANTED. •
ItTA'N'TED 'fir School Sue.tion 8,. Grey, a
FE3f ALE TEAC.111Eli holdi p.. se,,or,d
, I
third class certiicate ; cominence in j'auum tonal nanagement of Harper' -The Nu Lion, N. Y. V,
1872. Apply Lahti Trustees
JAMES .11‘fe
JOHN MeNEILL,
jOHN eTAGGART,.
201,1t Grey P. O.
TEACHER WANTED.
NATA:CTED fa. School Section No.S, Turribem ,
• kt Male Tacher, holding a Prom end i
or Frs--
. .
class County Catificate. Salary, $100. Apply 0
WILLTAlr 311EsisE12,
203-3 • Blu Tile' P. 0.
• FOR • SALEI .
4 1NE thorougl-bred Thirhana BII'LL CALF, g t
(')NE
ball fornerlythe property o John Miller, f
Piekering, and ant of cow formerly he propt v
of Mr. John Stull, of Edmonton. Abio, ane Cot -
wold Ram (2 &leers) and. formerly the property f
John Snell, •
DANIEL WOGDRIF.F,
20'4, Tot 16, Cam 10, Cirey, dart P. 0.
TO FARMER
Tlie] undersiered begs te state
DAY AFTERIOON nekt, the 7
• have a
N'ublic Trial GU. his Pou
• the first of 1114kind imported into
the country, -op the farm of Mr,
near Egmondv itt 2 o'clock
o.
t. on .TUES
inst.,: he wil
thiti „ftection o
. 41 Oresswell
I
'WILSON.
TO ALL OM IT MAY
/irCERN.
T ELLE STEET, wife of Jahr seeta th
8 152 -Lyviullee if Egniondville, Ceunt of arena, tee
• 35- 975 as follows: rh 0; a report haying go.e a road tha
• 43-- 228 mar), Lohittt Cnerey,', of said village, spinster, ha
taken a illeitet from my house, thiS is to lcertify
that said Louiea Currey never took said
blantet, anal hereby apologize for the cirenbition
of above repot ;ELLEN STFET.
I Witness, 8 G.IMCOA.I:GFLEY. 204-1
NOTICE.
jittREBYfotbid all parties from giiing crPeit",
on nay adeonit to my wife, Mari ,Tnue
or any other aerson. after this date, ati- will not
be responsible or the same.
HUGH HIL
Grey, Nov. -I, 1171.
•• , Township of204Glyte.
•
NOTICE.
A LL persona n11ebted to the estate of the late
-'--'-PETER RA.3lSAY, Esquire, are requested!: to
make immediate ityment to the untie 'geed ad-
muustratrix ; '4101 all persons 11 mviitg claims
against the said' estate are required wi hin four-
teen days fro ni (bis date, to give 1th same to
Messrs. Benson g Meyer, 13arruterd, S aiorth, fur
adjustment. • ELIZABETli RAI SAY,
204-4t*
V -
NOTICE..
NOTICE ia hereby given, that the-Conneil of
* MeKillop will let by Public Auction, or by
Tender, on SATURDAY, the 4th, of NOVEMBER
next, at thredo'eloek, P. M., on thee groand, the
cutting and levellEng.of the Hill on the 2nd and
3rd eozwession /Me known as the Waelw 31cKenzie's
Hill- Plans and Specificatione may be seen the
day of letting the contraet, or at the Reeve's office.
JOHN oisuLLr
Moanop, Oct. 21, /e7i.
viu,-,
To amship ("'j.
1
1
• iRUZSCRIPTION , 1872.
1•
' TERMS :
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by mail, postpaid. -
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year, whieh must be paid at -the subscriber's post-
, offiee. Address HARPER &BROTHERS,
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' 204 , New' York.
PULMONARY BALSAM .
La USED AND RECOM- Z
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‘' MENDED Ii4jYTHE MOST 0
awn EMINENT PHYSICIANS
IN NEW ENGLAND FOR
THk LAS 45 YEARS. .
"NOTERN BETTER."
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1461
6.1
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MN at,
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L
PINE. 50 CTS
CUTLER !OS. & CO.,
STom
Sold by th Druggists
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> FOR COUGHS, COLDS &(3
ry-Nrx:c,ELL.M.rT s Co., TIoronto, Agents'. ,
NOTICEr
ALL arties inneated. to Dr. VERCOE, either
ote or Book Aeeount are requested to
make imninethate settlement of the same, otherwise
they will, be placed in suit for collection.- 203-8*
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STRAYED ,HEIFER.
STPAIED from the premises kof the subscriber,
Lot No. 7, twelfth 0011088SiOt1th0j Tuckersmith,
on or about the middle of May, a two-year-old
HEIFER, red and white, spotted There wau one
of the white spots which extended from the flank
to the back: Any person giving such information,
to the undersigned, as will lead -to her recovery
will be suitably- rewarded.
WILLIAM CHAPMAN,
2034* Kippen Post Office.
• PROENTOR WANTED.
WANTED for the Canada Presbyterian Church,
Selorth, a Precentor. Applicants will be
reepaired odurneth proper,testiinonials, and to at-
tend upoit trial for at least one day. Salary, ,5100
per annuin: All applications to be addressed to
the undersigned. -
3. DUNCAN,
263
Seaforth P. 0.
• LOST I LOST I
04 the Nineteenth of October, twe Black Berk-
shire Pigs, weighing about 250 pounds eeach:
one sow and one barrow. A suitable reward for
delivery of same, at SCOTT ROBERTSON'Si
Also, a log, ( medium size, co)ey, markd n
edqiif
John Tim psonts us,
s tho' 203agOB
ofering.
..sussigisaso1
d
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REMOVAL OF MOSS'S 'HOTEL
AND SPAGE OFFICE.
THE subscriber begs t -o state that he has re-
unived to tbe Vuilding formerly occupied by
Mr. M. Robertson as a Cabinet Factory, ear the
Station, which lie has fittettup in it suitab ta man-
ner for a Hotel. I He invites all his olti Tricnda and
am:towers to his new quarters where he will be
happy to attend to their wants. 1?irst-ebttte
will find at to their iulvantage to p trSoniztab
lilargo yard in connetion. Partio going
e -
ng and c
. wt
11 Mitil'Line of Stage's, which etart in= this
Hotel.
203 •
JAMES OSS..
;Insolvent Act of 18 9i.
Canada,. TN THE- thanuty C urt of
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Province of Ontaiio, 37 -the County of Hur n.
County of Herein. In the nikAter of
I •
•
ANDREW MUIR, an Insolvent.
• On TUESDAY, the 28th day of November next,
the undersigned will apply to tb.0 judge of thc said
Court for a. discharge under the said act.
Dated at SeafOrtli, this 2-1th day of etober,.
A. D. 1871.
203 -Bt.
ANDREW MUIR
By BENSON & ME ,R,
HiErAttortieys ad litom,
SCHOOL TEACHER.
A MALE TEACHER, holding a Th' l -class
Certificate or tier the new Sehool Act,, for 8.
8. No. 11, Township of Grey. School to ope from
January 1s, 1872] Apply to
L A_WRENOE DOBSON, stem;
203-8 or \JvOxINLIAASLIEEMLItItOoNT,T, ' lthel
tEiii-CtIER WANTED:
1ATANTED, a Teacher for School Section No. 5,
" HAY, County of Huron, to comme ice in
anuaty, 1872. A Female will be preferrei • with
Turnbull, ster's Post Office, tinestate si . buy.
a 220u1d4o*r, Ord: Claes Certificate. Address, M BrewflUttni
• WILLIAM TURNBULL.
• TEACHER WANTED.
WANTED, for School -section No. 6, /lt ris,
" male TEACHER, holding a 2d. or 8d ela cer-
tiffitate. Apply to ALEXR. INGRAM,
201-tf Secretary -Treasurer, Dingle . 0.
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• ESTRAY HEIFERS.
MANED from the premises of .the subs riber,
t-1-4Lot N. 11, Seventeenth. Concession, Grey,
• about the middle of May last, THREE HE ERS,
two two-year olds, and one one-year old; 0 e of
the two-year olds is- of a roan color, the ot or is
red add -white; the year-old is all red. yone
giving information which will lead to the re-
covery will bo suitably rewarded.
WALTER RICHARDSON,
201-4E* Walton P 0.
• STRAYED.
(JAME into my place on or about the 25th
September, one yearling HEIFER awl
yearling STEERS. The subseriber wish°
owner to come o,ud prove property, pay exp
and take them away. ROBERT MeCAL
201-40 • Lot 17, Concession 8, M
ay of
three
the
uses
is.
NOTICE.
THE •undersigned is lIONV prepared to re eive
••-a• Ewes, to either hie Yorkshire Leicester or Bor-
der Leicester Roane, at his premises, Lot N• 10,
Town Line of Hay and Stanley. Teatais.-$ per
pair of Ewes, payable at the close of the seaso '
Hay, Oct. 4, 1871., 11. LOVE, Sen.
200.
ESTRAY STEERS.
CAME into the premise"; of the subscriber, Lot
No. 2,t First ncession,: Stanley, early last
epling, two STEERS: one appears-- to be three
Years old,- the other About two. The owner i re-
quested to call, prmte properoyf pay _expenses ani
take them away.
JAMES BLAIR.
201-4* • Kippen P. 0.
LI. Pi. BRINE,.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER for the Comety of
Huron. Sales attended in all parts. of :the
Country. • All orders left at THE EXPOSITOR OtEee
wili be promptly attended to. . 128
CATTIL.E FAIR.
A CATTLE FAIR will bo. -hall heron'
L01..4)sfi lit) TEL, .E.35'011'11.U1
(Opposite the Station,)
Ot ‘the Eirst .1!innclay in each mon h,
BEGigNING Oi
RIONDAr, OCTOBER 2, 1.871
Lerge umbers of buyers will be in attonda
and parties having stock may rely on the best
ket prices. •,
Li connection with Loyd's Rotel (Bought° i'a
are huge and commodious stables and yards. 1 "8
11
Get
ar-
NEW, BOOT, & SHO
STORE
N SEAFORTH.
ISP'T_TIR,P, & S C1NT
(Lately of Glencoed
f_TAVE JUST OPENED •OFT'a large=stock of
Li- Ready-made Ladit.st. Gat' aud Childre 's
BOOTS' _AND SHOES,
.d every variety and Style, which will be field
such prices as will
• DEFY COMPETITION.
All -kinds of Pine and Coarse work ma e.
to order, on the shortest notice.
-it &Mug executed netitly, .cheaply and. promptl
REMEMBER. THE STAND,
In GRIFFITH DA.VIES' OLD STOR. ,
Second door south of the Post -Office.
Call and See for yeurse/yes and be eonvineed
REAL Bargains are givem
197 SPURR & SON.
The
. Furnit
But as
not win
bit -we was let to
TITO:HAS BELL; ,
Manufacturer, Main -street, ?-11tforth.
13iz is alrealy mufficiently iarge, he doea
to.adYertize. 196
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gas so NToi
EXPECT TO ,REM.OVE
- THEIR-
1;1.43.1WW.A.11
STOVE
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AND TINWARE BUSINESS
TO THF,
NEW STORES!
ADIOMING
• NEXT° WEEK..
IN TILE ltrEANTIME,
DO NOT FORGET 'TETE.
OLD STAND:
JOHNSON BROS.
You can get the
• FT..."1-JTJ
BENEFIT
RED reTioN
,
•COTTONS
—AT--
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CRAT,,SPARLale & GO
oPPOsTrE
IiiiiMil!,!,111111 4W HI 113111,1i
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MUSIC EMPORIUM,:
EPEW & DOHERTY. •
W BELL & CO.'S SUCCESS, ,
kor 1871.
At vineial Exhibition, Silver Medal' and Pour
-
First izes.
At IWesterim Fair, -London, two -Diplomas and
two First Prizes..
At
f
tunilton Central Fairm
, Diploma and two ,
First 'lies. •
At uelph Central Fair, three First Prizes out
' of Ion -, and a Diplmna for general excellence over
air go potitors. •
.
' DE PEW & I)OTIERT Y,
Geuerttl Agents.
:Albert street, -Clinton.
_Black _Bean
TT ENTION.
t people of - Settfortla and the surrourtding
cot:natty willplease Bestr in mind that the
BLACK BEAR.
ir midst, and is
11, AXING GREAT HAVOC'
Tat the
PRICES 'Of GOODS,
At the
777s
AIN -STREET, SEAPORTS.
• N. B -Cottons i8 his BEST HOLT.
SEAFORTH
P AN1NG
SASH, DOOR,
-AND-
LIND FACTORY:,
THFibseriber begs leave to thank his nunieronsat
ens mers for the liberal patronage extended to
him sin e commencing business in Seafinth, and
trusts t .at he may be favored with •a continuance •
of tho si
Portia tintending to build would do well to give
hint a °DA as he will continue to keep ou hand a..
large stock of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
1 SASHES,
DOO S, 13LINDS, MOIULDTNGS,
SINGLES, LATH, ETC.
He fe confident of giving setiefeetion to those
who may favour him with their patronage, 11.14 UMW.
but first,- lass workmen are employed.
Velar attention paid to Custom Planing.
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
TEE til EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN.
0CAR WRIGHT. L. 1). 3, Surgeon Dez.itist,
extracts teeth without pain by the use of • tho
14itrotis-CXide Gas. Offlee-Over the Fountain of
Fashion, fdr. Powter's store, on the Market Square.
Attenda ce in Seaforth,at Knox's Dote), tho first
Tuesday aid 'Wednesday of -each month; hi Clinton
at the Co cruel Hotel, on the following
Tlxurs-
ditysand Prithrvs, The remainder of tha time at"
his Stratf rd office.
Parties iequhing new teeth are requestki to call, .
if at eea!otth mad Clinton, on the first -days of itz,
tendance. •
Over .54, patients have -had teeth extriatted by,
the use of he Gee, at„Dr. Coultonts -offices, New -*
York. 2U8
"VICTOBIA
OAT EAL AND BARLEY MILLS, --
SEAFORTIL
THE anti criber has lately added to his Oat-metti
n w chopping stone, and ie now prepared
• to dh
CHO PING, OF ALL KINDS,
At the shortest notice.
Ottt-m exchanged 11 Oats, and Pot -barley
exelikinged or Baxley, an all kinds of Mill Feed
constantly n hand.
F. SEEGMILL1.111.
Seaforth, Oct. 6,1871.
STRAYED;
C'AATE bl my place on the let Angast, one
yearling 13TEElt. nut§ subscriber -wishes the
and
co weal.-awlprove. propeTty, pay expenses
dt
201-4c• Lot 28,..CoInce"IssPonS511A,
H. CULL,
ENT FOR
I LOO.K.A1 APB .8.E1VI-VG MACHI-VE.8,
Teiegpb and Express Companies,
OANA • - LIFE ASSt1UUE CO. ,
'TRE.. GREAT EGO. -STORE. paArtiniceuireil: e.rAttoofmntlilinoaner;ia:d:utolji
g!'c'en
t aelle'
as
orne.R-1-1jEliBiotIt'il:NATruzINBtGru. Des Book -
174
177 Store, Se4ortit