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.y Company: and A ttcrrt e
a
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al Clarke. Asa ��'`
reward for
f. thf Ness to his old friends .lre1
he expects that tate people of Queue
will grant hirci charters for the co
etr Qctiol3 of railways in this.
o.
w11E1ce, and l€aige grants of land
build them. On the other h xnd it
is expected that the Attorney_ Gen_
1 :I F ill visit Ottawa at an early
lacy,when, for his energy .in keep -
hack in >nlgra:tion fire Doi
n in1ai� :.:.
Govezninent will reward hint wit
,
MARca. $ ] 872.
- o
rye Judgship of t 11PF Supreme Court,
on, Joseph Howe tan Sepal,„_
tion #`rain England.
In course of a lecture before
ar>r Ottawa Young Men's Chr-atiaan
seg t sociation, Hon. Joseph livwel came
'ea out . squarely (f lfa favor
.
i l of
severing =ea lily
ter political cOtlnect ori - between
ctt
Britain and Canada. . 'the foilowin
:al is an extract fror.0 his speech
t of late new doctrines had been.
ae propounded in the mother country.
The disorganization of the efliY
piie
had been openly promulgated in
( : le-.tcilr_g organs our brethren
i en
tlie-nad nrrow seas i beers cOurrseI r
led to adopt a narrow policy t`,Q eau
home theta: legions, .lid leave the
Provinces without sympathy or pro
tection ; and ander the influences
of
Ipanic and irz agin ary Battles of
.ol k.1ng, troot,s were to be
massed.
in the British Islands, and their
l
shores were to be eur ru.r tided 'J
iron -cads. One Caoinet Minister
told them that British A.nicr ca could
not be depended upon;. another
that he hoped the whole continent
wuaild peacefully repose and pros-
per under republican institutions;
and the third, on the eve of negotia-
tions that were to involve our
est interests, stripped Canada of
every soldier, gathered up every old
I. sentry -box and gun carriage that.
he
could find, and sbiriped therm off to
.England. He did not desire to
anticipate the fain discussion which
Parliament would .give to England's
-1 recent (111)10101(ic efforts ort; to bay Iter
l own peace, at the sacrifice of our in
terests, or to that comedy of errors
into which she had bl u udnred. But
°f lie mightsay thi;t the time was
rapidly approaching when Canadians
and Englishmen must have a clear
u1 der;*taan ding as to the obligations
of the future. If Imperial policy is
Itocover the whole g r ound upon - the
faith of which our forefathers -settled •
and unproved, let this be under-
;
stood We will know then ghat to
.do. But if shadows, clouds and
darkness were,. to rest upon the
future ; if thirty millions of Britoug . .
were to hoard their rascal counters
within two small islands, gather
round there the troops and war ships
of the Empire, and leave four mil-
lions of _B ituns to face forty mil-
lions, and to defend afrontier of
%000 miles, then let us know what
11ev <ar•e at and our future policy
voatld ,be governed by that I -now-.
edge: No Cabinet had yet dared;
0 shape this -thought, and give it
tttelance. Leading new: a. els
told us that our presence with-
o the Empire- was source of danger,
ird
the time for separation was fap-
aeaching, if it had not already ar
tvetl. Noble Lords: and Cof neon:
rshads; sneeringly told ars we -might $.
cvlte=ri eve were inclined. As, 1 et
either the Crown,, Parliament, nor
-'(q)le of England hand (161iber;ate1y
esrred tar is policy of drsmern tier-
ntr although the tendency of
11glish, thought, and 1egislaatioit
away deepened the conviction that
e c rift We.8 all that way. Rig
cang friends mast wait for further
� elal t ; not without anxiety
the future, but with a firni real
'ce on the good ness of Providence
Ci otir" own ability to so shape the
}ley of our coca n `r:y as to protect it
own- wit, should .Englishmen, reit
tactful of tate past, repudiate their
tonal obligations
•
:T P.ff.TRIb(1E. hats been working
b ele, and has got all things ready
make you =a dozen photographs this
Iter ; onnly $i per dozen. Scott's
.k, SF .afcrth.
AUCTION S.¢ - S.
commencing Saturday, March 9. at
ata,. Dry Goods, Groceries,. ries, Clothing,;
sale to begin at 1 and 7 each day
bishop, auctioneer
a sday, March 12. on Lot 20, Town-
. of Hay, tow -reline between Flay and
iley, Florses Cows, \r tggon and
eitts e. and fixturea of a country
rnr
Christian Gaffe,., proprietor
.h Lo=re, ,Sr-, auctio:teer.
iursday, Mardi 14, en. Lot 8, Ninth.
;essione, If is lle.;tt,. Farm Stock, Imple-
ts, &C. James L. Pee, proprietor;
Brine, anctionecr•.
iesd;a,y, March 19, on Lot 19, Te.,th
c.ssioin, SOU.th.BOunela:ry of, Stanley,
Stock, Implements and ltousehol&
Litnre, j.. Baskier,
`�inburj , auctioneer.' r0priel nT E.
ursda3, March 21, on. Lot 10 First
e.sstor:, McKillop,`�,
Huron li0a%l
Stock and. Implements. William
proprietor ,. J. ;'. Brine,; proprietor.
e -da%`, March 26, on Lot 14, Fifth
Morris, Farm Stock, maple
s and Household furniture. Alex.
proprietor t J. P. Brine,- au,
li
Flnesdaay, March 27th, Lot 8,
h Concession, Hallett, Farm Stock,
nierarts and Household Furniture.
Dobson,. proprietor : T. P. Bitne,.
neer.
day, Apra 1, on Lot 20, Wagner's -
re. Hay—Farm Stock, Implements
..oarsehold Furniture. John Pfaff,
et -or; E. Bossenbury, auctioiaeer.
BIRTHS:. ' -
$icKSON In Se'bforth, on Monday, the
4th inst., the wife of Edward Hickson,
Esq., of a daughter.
Bfaott'1v.—In Tuckersnith, on the 5th
-inst., the :wife. of Mr. Neil Brown,, of a
son.
-L n Monsey, 4th inst., the iwife
of John nglis, Esq., merchant; Wrox-
.eter, of a son. . -
1iARRIAGES. i
d30LsoN--m'cLAuaiILll�rt..—()n the 2 st
alt., by 11ev. George brown, Wroxetei4,
Mr. John Bolson, to Mises.._ Margaret
Ann 1vIcLauchlin, both of Rowick.
Idoeroomen -- S•rmR.Lme-a.-- At the
-
manse, Wroxeter, on e'4firednesday,
6th, inst., by Rev. Geooge Brown, Mr.
James Montgomery, to Miss Elizabeth
Sterling; both of ilowick. . -
CL1iFF—MCE« EN.—At the . residence of
the bride's father, on the 29th ult., by
the Rev F. McCuaig,' Mr. Noble
Cliff, of Seaforth, to; Elizabeth,
daughter of Mr. John McEwen, of
Stanley.
„DEATHS.. 1 :
"TRELEAVEL.—At her mother's ' rest=
dence, Rockwood, Feb. 28th, of eon-
sumption, Ella Maud Treleaven, ;aged
17 years and three months: . I _ •
THE MARKETS.
' SEAF0132H, March 7, 1872
Business on the _market this week has
%een rather dull, . and buyers generally
lave had a slack time. This was owing,
no doubt, td the stormy weather and bad
roads. Prices rem:ain. tolerably-
with
olerably-with a slight upward tendency. Wheat
is in better demand and quotations range
-boht one cent per bushel higher than
Iasi week. Barley and oasts remain
•unchanged, but peas has taken a rise of
from two to three cents over last week's
quotations. A. coneiderable tlaantity of
this latter grain is being brought in, and -
samples suitable for seed, especially, are
bought up readily at prices somewb t
higherthan those quoted. Butter is b
coming scarce, and is in good demand.
For a No. 1 brand 16 cents per pound
will be readily paid. Eggs have fallen
to 14 cents, ' and are becoming more
plentiful. There is but Little clover or
timot iyaseed yet offering, and remains
firm at quoted prices. We quote :
Fall -Wheat... ..81 17 to 1 19
Spring Wheat ... ..... 1..14 to 1 16
0.53 to 0 55
-Oats. .. ...... 0 84 to 0 85
Porta• 0 58 to 0 60'
Batter . - 0 15 to 0 16
Eggs.............. ........ .. 0 14 to 0 16
Floor 3 00 to 000 -
Potatoes - a.. 0 40 to 0 50
Hides . : . . . ... •.... 00 to 13 00
. 6 00 to 7 50
Sheep Skins:...... .. .. 0 50 to 2 00
Lamb Skins .. 1 00 to . 2 00
Calf Skins, per Ib., ..............: 0 08 to 0 10
Wood, per cord. - 2 00 to 2 2
'Dalt (retail) per ba -rel... ..... 1 00 to 0 00.
Beef. ... 0 041to 0 05
Mutton ................................0 04 to 0 05
Pork, per 100 lbe 4 59 to 5 00
Stave Bolts, per cord2 25 to 0 00
Clover Seed, per. bushel,.:...... 5 50 to 6 00.
T3onothy Seed. per:bushel, - 8 00 tq 3751
` CLINTO
Fall Wheat.. ...
- Spring Wheat. ........... . 4
',Oats
Pegs..
Barley
Bettor............ E..
Pork, per 700 lbs..... . .... .
Hay, per ton, �p "
..Clover Seed, per bushel.
N, March 7, 1872.
• 414 ® 118
▪ .. 1 10 0 1 14
▪ 886 986
.0550 059
... 0 52 Ccs 6`56
014{n}, 014
0 15 6. 0 15
• 500(c 6/5
412.00 6 14 00
6 00; 0 6 00
GOLD.—The _ price of Gold in - New
York $actuates from 110. to 110:. •
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
Thursday, March 7,'.187?.
li[LCEIP'TS.
Cattle, Sheep, Hopkllorees,
cars. cars. cars cars...
Saturday
Sunday..
Monday,
Tuesday.
Total. .
Last week
.:P 14 42 18
. . � 39 - Y , 52 8 .
66 6. 11 6
. _ ..'. . 49 6 11 - 2
..155 18 116
•. :2'4 20 . -11i.
,SHIPMENTS.
Sat ird ty .. 26
Sunday....
Monday .6' 1
Tuesday • . 73 - 3
Total.. ..:105 7
Last week .. ,`105 - 7
CATTLE. -
•
51'
33
28 s
3
34
22
8
lU
9
:7
115' 34 -
126 . 27
The market opens the week brisk and
active at an advance of about 1c over
last week's prices. The run ishigher
than last week, the receipts being 69
.ears less thus far in the week. Of the
receipts for the past four days 80 cars
were consigned through, leaving a light
-supply on the market. The quality` of
the sock averaged fair to gond:
Salves comprise_ (42 head at $4 75 to
$6 75 for nati'-cs, against sales last
week Tuesday of 230 head at $4 15 to
$5 62!.
Sales reported i
Seller. No. Av. Price.
Monaghan, Ill steers..20 1042 $5 72
Same, Ill. 20 1185 6.O0,
Sarno, stockers...,..._21 21 901. 4 75
Yarel, 0. steers........15 1565 6 ' 75
Quirk, Iowa do....1115 5 25
Rubel & T. I11. -do, ..18 1220 5, 871
uirk, Iowaclo
Myers & Co. 320 G 20
I11d10 . ..80- 1269 6 20
Rubel & CQ., do do....62 1224 • 6 25
Regenstein, do do.... _G9 1165 5 75
Ruble & Co.,
Doty, do dq.... 75. 1319 6.45
y, do de,, and' $1
each extra...... .
And 5 others." 13 1249 6 00
SI3EER.
The market opens ` strong and firm,
_with prices .about tic better than last
week. The run is lighter . than ; last
-week,
Sales comprise 976 head at $7 to $S 25
for sheep against sales last week
Tuesdayof 557 head at $6 to $7 40 -
Sales reported .
Ebireoet to. Goodenough, 171 141 1j Ohio
sheep, av 94, at $7 50.
Same to same, 164 hd do do av 86, at
$7 50.
do
Alavex75an, deratS7to.. Bishop' & Co, 96 'ha do
Howard to Goodenough, 176 hd Mich.
do av 85, at $8 181.
Glazier to Abbey & M., 369 h,ildo do
av 92, at $8 25.
d. SHAltp's Ll liy & S A T.F. STABLES.
Office --1t Mnrr 's Hotel, Seaforth. Good
mel and first -mss Conveyances always on hand.
a
The market opens the week 'quiet and
firm, with buyers and sellers apart.
There are only ten ears an the market,
with 10. more expected by Lake Shore.
.Railway, and hollers are quite firm in
t eir demands, asking $5 to ,$5 124 for
edium to good shipping stook. Ship-
p rs•offer $4 90. The only sales to -day
w . re for city consumption, and no crit -
e ion for the shipment market. .
Sales comprise 172 head at $4 85 to -1
$; 25; against sales last week Tuesday
.of 498 head at $4 80 to $4 '90
Sales reported :
0 hd ex 199 lbs at $5 25.
hd av 410 lbs at 4 85
25 • hd av 195. Ibs at 5 00
Re
WI
57
bu
18
40+
ti
35
• Lorox, March 7, 1872.
bite fall wheat,.. $l 25 to $1 28;
d- fall wheat, $1122 to $1 23 ; Spring
eat, -$1 24 to. $1 25 ; barley, 5.1c to
• :Peas, •58c to 67c ; oats, 36c to 361c ;
ter (firkin), 10c Ito 16c , butter (rolls),
to 22c ;; eggs. 2f Oe to. 23c ; potatoes,
to 45c ; dressed hogs, $5 40 to $575 ;
othy seed, $3 5 ; •clover, $5 25 to
6), hay per too,$11.to$13.
=
TORONTO, March 7, 1872.
considerable:•decline has taken place.
in the price of wheat since our last quo-
,tat ons. .00 the streetmarket a - few
loa is sold at $1 3t to $1 32, for white
am $1 20 for Spring.
lot of 500 barrels of fancy flour
ch. Red hands at equal to $5 50 here,
but _ stiperfinelwas held at previous
rat --
rats. ,
There was no apparent change in
bar ey. I olders generally; refuse o sell
at he ciirrent rate 'of 60c on the track
;for o..1,. and buyers are not -willing to
giv. more. The street price is 68c.
0' TS .-Sales were; reported of two car
loa s of No. 1 inspected at 42c on the
tree •`
C over seed in round lots selling at -
$5 ' 5 to $5 S5 ; timothy, at $3 65 to
$3 5.
Fry and stray we 'in moderate sup-
ply, the fennel selling at. $20 to $23, be-
ing
S16 : �.. n advance of $2. Strawfrom $1! to
N thing doing in dressed hogs, Prices
noni nal at $5 to $5 20 for railway lots.
MorsTEEAL, March', 6.
F4c1r7R-2-Merket dull and -Heavy, with
adroleping tendency, and transactional of
a purely retail character for the supply
of local wants ; rates, slightly fovoring
buyer
GRAIN—No transactions reported.
. P es• -Nominal. ,
Peovissoers—Dull' at unchanged rates.
H.Os—Few in first hands, - and trans-
actions mostly in broken lots for c ty
consumption. - -
-BuT'rLa_Offering at 13c to 14c, wi h-
eat finding buyers.
Flour. 1
Red meat
Red winter
White :
LIVERPOOL. '
.rt c` �.
4 4 e
S. D. S. D. 8. D. S. A.
27 0 27 , 0 27 0 27. 0
11 6• 11, 5 11 5 11 4
12 0 12 .0 12 0 11 10
12 3 12 '8 12 3 12 -2
Corn............ 28 0 28 ° 0 �, 28 3 - 28 0
Barley . .... 3 8 3 8. 3. 8 3 8
Oats... 2 11 2 11 ' - 2 11 - 2 11 .
Peas. - 40 0" 40 0 40 0 40 0 .
Pork... 56 0 5G 0 56 0 .56 0
Lard . 44 6 44 - 6 44 6 44 8
SPECIAL NOTICES.-
6 Satisfaction or no - sale, guara
• teed ' by tate Guelph Sewing Meal
Company, - Try the ,wonderful Osborn_
> I can safely
commend Fellows' and consistently r
Compound Syrup
Hypophosphites in a variety of case
especially for chest` diseases, having stn h-
cessfullY prescribed it in bronchitis, d--
,bility froav liver complaint, debility 'from.
fevers, and debility from impoverished
blood. JAMES SELfiION,
Practising Physician and Surgeon.
' It is a rare. thine that physicians
give "any - countenauc a to a medicine. the
manufacture ofwhich is a secret; About
the only exception we know of is John-
son'el Anodyne Liniment. This, we be-
lieve, all endorse, and inanyof them use
it in their practice with great success,
i ecir Persons requiring purgative or
Pills should: be careful what they. buy.
Some pills not only cause griping pains,
but leave`:the bowels in a torpid, costive
:state. Parsons' Purgative Pills will le=
�lieve -the - bowels and cleanse the blood
without injury to the system. -
SE E. ;T.
S M 0 KER SJ
I �Grsrs,
IS STAMPED
ON EACH PLUG -
OF YOUR
*RTLE
NAVY
eke no Cheap Iii-
citations.
Hamil s n, February 27, 1872.
216-18*
R. COOPER, 0'1nveyancer, Commissioner in BOY EVAN
C•- Queen's Bench, lynsnranco and General Agent,
WANTED.
Agent for the I+�et�h ld Permanent BuildinanW,TED, by 111CIhorftH JYc r iagc rsor, Qea orth
a ,
8arzt,gs Society of. T route, whose rates aro as low 'u ApPiness.cA the t the
Trimmingaand
P ,
as any Company dein business in Canada. Appli- ILifl S Painting Business. Apply at the Carriage Shop,
cations for Loans pro pP lI,►ur Street, Saafsjrth.
222,
p ptly attended to.
OlinoBee-Oppo rte Ito Rs' Tailor Shun
186-tf - AIN YVILLE, BUSINESS CARD.
I ]SEG TO NOTIFY Y ,uy numerous patrons and
iV OT l the public generally that, on account of the
T HIS ,s to forbid any pc+rs n urehasing a Note extraordinary advance in the price of Photographic
of Flan , brawn by R ers n Painter in f!I.vor to materiel, 1which is principally ruanufactured in
Germany and .France. ; that on and after
no, Richar Hockerage. Amount of said note $,,5 EIGHTEENTH , , , ) the
(fifty live d liars,) due Test day of November, A. D. IGII1hth all
hofe 3l Photographers
aphe, s s n this
sec -
1878. Sai note is lost. pealed, with all other I'hotogr,tiphers in this sec-
RICHAIiD HOGKER11GE. tion to advance the price of Photographs to $1 50
Tnrnbe , Fob. 29 1672. 222-8
per dozen,
Hoping a continuance of your patronage,
SEALEL
I remain,
TENDERS Respectfully fours, •
IVILL b receivedihy the undersigned, up to FRANK YALTI IDLE
FRID 1 Y, the loth tray of MARCH FI uezt; for 222 ` Photographer, Scott's Block, Seaforth.
the Erection of a New :Brick.SCHOOL-HOITSE, in - - __
the village of Zurich, or School Section No. 7, Hay.
Plans and S ecificati ns can be seen at the Post Insolvent Act of 1869
Office, in urich; a any time from this bate.
Contractors can Tend r fdr thew hole work, or the
Mason andCarpenter work mite -be 1 •
et separately.
Tenders will be opene t Zurich,at one o'clock,
p. m., on the 15th M ch nest. The Trustees do
not bind th inselves to cept the lowest or any
Tender. •
WILL'I&3f CARnzcli, l
ABRAH4JL GEIGER, } Trustees.
C.o Na.t IP. 1veneR11,
Zurich, Feb. 16, 187 . 222-1•
EDWA' D CASH,
GODERICH ST EET, SE. FORTH,
DE LER IN
SEED,
SAND
SEED GRAI,
S TER,
WOOL AND FUR. ,
Plenty good Cloy er and Timothy,
Wholesale. and Retail. -
March 4, 1872. �.
LISTaO
ppEMAININ
for, on tai
Black, J C
Beits, John
Castner, Mr.
Chapman, Win -
.Conners John to Willi'
O'Conners 1
Elliott, .I N E
Etheringtonr E T
Eacrett, Ric
Freeman, Nm
Forsyth, Miss
Forbes, B
Frazer, John`.
Frazer, Alex .
rralick, Miss 1
Griffin, A D
Golly, Miss J
Hall, Thoma,;
Holden, J
222
LETTERS
WILL AM GRAgSIE,
eitig•le and donble BUGGIES, all well finishe
f and manufactured of the very best material. Ake.
LUNIBER WAGONS,
Whieh, for excellence of build, and ease in rennin,
cannot be snrpassed any maainfactuxer in th
L fe; DEMOCRAT WAGONS on hand, an
more making.
WILIeLLM GRA SSIE dells as cheap as any set&
establishment in the County.
'And General job Work lattencled to promptly.
CURE yOtii HORSES. —It is tto the in
terest of 'all who own horses to keep the
in a healthy and sound condition; ex
perieece has proved that Darley's Con-
dition Powders and Arabian Heave _Re-
medy is the. most efficaeious, it has been
used by thousands who, will cheerfully
oonfini. this statement. For heaves,
coughs, calds. and all diseases which ef-
fect the wird Of horses.it has no equal,
nor is it equalled. as A condition medicine;
it purifies the blood, corrects and int.
proves the . appetite, and softens the
skin ; in fact, so great is the improve --
merit in the appearance and cendition of
theanimal as to have led Many tp doubt
if it could be the seine horse. Re- \
member the =name, and See that the sig -
1:1112. A COMMOXi cough or cold should
nev-ei• be ti•iflecl with, often when neglect-
ed it is cooverted into a 4erioiTh and gen-
erally fatal pulmona,ry clisease. The
vinsoerBeryprudent, aware of this, promptly
which, has sustained its reputation for
lovertwenty years --:they are always ef-
ficacious -and exert a mOst beneficial in-
fluence on all the breenchial and pulmon-
ary organse Sold lity all druggists and
country dealers. Price 25 cts. per box.
Tkt, A DE G
G G MARK
&or sale in iMost .all of the stores of deal-
ers in niedieines, Theattention of the
public is called to the fact that over 12%-
000 packages have been sold (luring the
prst few years in a portion Of the Pro-
vince of Ontario alone,. and more is re-
quired, as the dernand is steadily mcreas-
Aing. This Of their 'ourative powers -is ,,
sufficient preof: They are warranted to
purify, regulate, and. strengthen • the
Whole human system; 'net to cure any
thipg and every thing, but to be benefici-
al an most ail caeca and hurtful in none.
They consist of pills, pow0ers, relievors,
and ointments for the hiuman system ;
also liniments and powders for horses;
cattle and other animals. Sold in Sea -
'forth by R. Lumsden aud J. Seatter.
M. GEORGEN & SONS, Barrie, whole-
sale manufacturers. 216-6m.
AUCTION SALE LOF FARM STOCK,
Implement's and Honsehold Furniture.
BOSSE= RY has 'received instructions s'
-"'• sell by Publ a Auction, on Lot 19, Con. 1
South boundary f Stanley, on TIJESDAY, Male
-19,1872, the loll wing valuable Property, viz. 01
horee ; one heavy draught lustre, 8 years old, in fa
to Stonehenge's i ported horse ; one mare, 8 yea;
old, in foal to Ile. Lamella horse ; oue mare, n.
in foal ; three oo in calf ; three heifers, in cal
• -coming 8 years old, they all calve early ; four. hei
bre, coining 2 ye s old; one eteer, 3 years, ol,
one iron plow, ne ly new, with eteermouldboas
and steel hunisi e; one metal -beam plow, wit
one grain roller e ne horse rake ; one fanning mill;
two grebe cradles one grindstone ; one glass -do(
harness ; scythes e two sete of whiftletrees, one sr
neariy :new ; bluaels • chains of all kinds ; „het. .
steads , tubs, forks, 'hoes, shovels, aputles ana .
eat number of articlea not mentioned. , Abu., .
uantity of potatoes.
that Mount, 11 znorithsce credit. will be gixen, o
lter cent. will be :allowed for cash on all credi
amount's, for the term of creieit.
; As the proprieter ha/4 sold his farm, all that i
advertised will bel sold wiihout reserve. Partie
desirous of pnrehasing -good etock end wen -bre
sheep ought to attend. Sale to commence at nin.
o'clock, sharp.
JOSEPH 13ASKIER, Proprietor
EDWARD., BOSS SNIP:MY, Auctioneer. 222-2
HOW TQ MAKE MONEY.
FATOTERS like the rest o Mankind are i;erially
degrees to lear the be t and eassiest mode it
Make oney.
so much Money easily and i short a time as by
GROWING FLAX.
To Farmers who de -e to embark in this profitable
breneh of Agricnit re during the coming year the
undersigned would -ay that he will have on 'hand
at his
FLAX MIL 8, IN- SEAFORTH,
A largo supply of GOOD Cnentx FLAX, for Seed,
which can be had a any time fromnow to the First
of May next. In oi er that Farmers may be con-
vinced that Flax is he most profitable crop they
can grow, they are efeired to the following state-
ment of last veiirgs yields, and can also apply to
either of the "{rude entioued gentlemen for con-
fumation of the sta.
Statemen of last year's e'leld.
McKillop— A.cres. Pounds. Received.
George Habkirk..... I 6,740 40 44
13. McMillan, a
4 5,800 31 80
R. Claff 1 5,900 85 40
John -McElroy 1 5 799 84 82
W. Evans 10 55,000 830 00
Price paid per toni$12.
ement.
Price paid per ton, Twelve Dollars. ,
Parties are reeornmended to sow early, in order to
seture e good crop. Any further information re. •
13. SITA.NTZ,
222 Fr mister, Semforth Flax Mina.
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In the matter of AUGUST ZAPPE & „GEORGE
,NOTICE is hereby given to all parties indebted
to the above-named Iueolveute, to make no
payments thereon to any penson other than the
DIXIE WATSON; .
Interim Assignee.
222-2
Goderidle March 2, 1872.
Insolvent Act of 1869
ANT, AMENDMENTS THERETO.
In the matter of jAellIES LEONARD, an Insolitent,
-2-3 of -Godinich, in the County of Huron, have
been appointed Aseignee in this matter.
Creditore arti requested to file their clahne before
me, within one mouth, and are hereby notified to
attend a Meeting at Leonard's Hotel,. hi. the Vil-
lage of Ainleyyille, in the County of Huron, on
MONDAY, the Twenty-fifth day 'of MANCH in-
stant, at two o'cloek in the afternoon, for the pub-
lic examination of the Insolvent and for the order-
ing of the.allairs of the Estate generally.
The lusolvent is hereby notified to attend.
DIXIE WATSON,
Godericb, March 2nd, 1872. , 222.2
Insolvent Act of 1869
In the niatter•of AVG,IJST ZAPPE end GEORGE
CARTER, individuM'e es well as having been
Co-partners and membere of the firm of
Z.APFE and CARTER, Machinists.
The above-named Insolvents have made an as-
•
signment of their Estate to me, and the Creditors
are notified to ineet'et the place where said Insol-
vents lately carried on binsiness, in the village of
Seaforth, in the Comity of Huron, on MONDAY,
the Eighteenth day of March, A. D. 1872, at the
honr of 4 o'clock in the afternoon, to receive atate-
ineuts of their taunt and to appoint an aasignee.
Dated et Goderich, this 28th dey of February,
DIYIP. WATSON,
221-2 Interira Assignee.
ESTRAY HEIFER.
CAmn
to the premisse of the subscriber, about
1st JaMit4, Lot 8, &coed Cele, Tu.ekorsmith,
1 R. S., a HEIFER, rising three years old. The
.wner. is requested. to .prove property, pay expenses
inel take it away.
219-4* MATTHEW CLARKE.
ESTRAY SHEEP.
-1AME ento the premises of the subseriber, Lot
flies. 1, Concession 1, McKillop, previoue to the
st of December last, a EWE aud LAMB. The
eller is requested tq prove property, pay eharges
id take them -away.
220-4- PATRICK. WOODS.
YOKE OF OXEN WANTED.
,VANTED, a yoke of gnod WORKING OXEN.
A liberal price will be paid for, a good yoke.
ePlY to the subscriber, Lot 32, lsf Con., Tucker-
oith, H. IL S., or addresse Clinton Post Office.
213-4* CHARLES CARTER.
APPRENTICES WANTED.
‘TANTED, two active bops as Apprentices, one
for the Wegon-making and the other for th
ee for wood -work one that has already been some-
.ne at the businees.
SURGEON DENTIST,
May be eonsulted every MONDAY, at the
MANSION HOUSE.,
SEAFORTH. 218
SCHOOL WANTED.
BELL'S
LIVERY STABLES/
SEAFORTH, ONT.
OOD Horses and Comfortable Vehicles, always
on hand. Fayorable Arrangements; made with
ommercial Travellers. All drders left et Exox's
arum, will be promptly attended to.' •
OFFICE Ann STABLEs :—Third door North of
inox's Hotel, Mein Street.
991 TITOMA.S BELL, _Proprieter.
TIIONISONIS LIVERY,
)FFICE,—AT ,COMMERCIAr. ;HOTEL. Good
quiet Horsed and Fii-st-Class; Vehielee always
ei hand. Conveyances 4arnished to Commercial
221 JOHN THOMSON.
SPAN OF _COLTS FOR SALE.
F410R SAIN, a matched span of COLTS, riling
`- three years old, bright bay c4lor, will nude) a
aeavy team. Broken ice hen:sews. Ono sired by
GEORGE KELLY,
of Walton. iM14*
- SAWYER WANTED.:
WA.NTED a First -Class 14E103 SAWYER, to
V commence work First of April. Apply to
Mu.sical Instruction.
Late of St. janies' Choir, Virakefield, Englentl, and
well kuown to the people (:if Senforth as I'recenter
of fit. Thema Choir, Seeforth, respectfully an -
flounces; to the intethitante of this town that lae
hag commenced giyiug Instractione in
Vocal Instrumental Music.
Mr. T. asearee the people that the closest !Atm --
tion will be paid to his pupils, and no effort will
be epared to impart a thorough practical knowledge
of musie.
TERMS :
Vocal Instumental Music, $6
Apply at the Mansion Hotel, Sertforth, from
For the Benoit- of Farmers.
SCOTT ROBERTSON
Has just received a Car -load of
L A 1\
D PLASTER,
n llarrels and bags, which will lie supplied to Fanners at reasonable rates.
CALL EARLY BEFORE IT IS ALL GONE.
HIS FIELD AND GARDEN. SEEDS -
Have all arrivsd, and are worthy of attention.
LARGE QUANTITY OF CLOVER SEED -
AND
TIMOTHY SEED
As t
NOW ON HAND,
At W. SCOTT ROBERTSON'S.
.:00K TO youR.
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Buyer for the 4DOMINION HOUSE " fears
he has
PUT HIS FOOT INTO fr
By purchasing such an enormous NEW STOCK of -
BOYS',
WOMEN'S,
GIRLS',
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CUILDREN'S AND INFANTS.'
OOTS. AND
Suitable for Spring and. Summer Wear ; do not be alarmed at .the prices asked, as
he came honestly by them.
N. M. LIVINGSTONE.
ALNLEYVILLE, March I, 1872.
999.
S -EAS, ON- OF. •LE
FISK
!lailARLES :WILSON
.L.A.TTAciriS 74(33,11.
kr received, expreesly for this season, a large quantity -of F11810, -of various lands, MU
pickled, which he will sell
Che per than any other House in Town.,
All warranted fresh and goer].
A large Stock
GROG
Sign Of the
S EEDS, SEED.
o FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS, from the'hest growers, and at unusually low Prices.
Be sure and call, and you will be well repaid for so doing.
RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS AS "USUAL.
CHARLES WILSON,
D09, Main Street, Seaforth.
STE VART, THOMPSON &
APE SELLIN6 OFF THE 13,..1.LANCE OF THEIR
FAL
AND WIND STOCK
VERY LOW,
To make room for Spring Importations.
Can, a d Examine for Yourselves Before
Purchasing Elsewhere.
,REMEITBER, TifE PLACE-LLECKIES OLD ST -IND.
AINLEYATILLE. January, 1872.