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A GRAND DEMONSTRATION.
Catholic Militant Union of the Cross.

On SUNDAY, the ssth of September. at O'Clock p
H., the Section st. Mary Of Assumption, Catholic Mil
tant Union of the Cross, will have their
NEW BANNER BLESSED.
We respectfully invite all Brothers of the differ
emit Sections to take part in the ceremonies. The
members of the Provincial and Diocesan Councils are
invited to attend.
The Procession will start precisely at O'clock from
st. Marys Schoolhouse Constance street. between
Josephine and Jackson streets.
se21 ct HENRY GRoEBEL, President
ToHE g. WAGNER,
ElGN
r E . Q Q T -
Corner of ursulines and DAPHNE Streets,
BOOTS, SHOES AND BooTEEs,
se2s I'm VERY CHEAP.
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MARRIED {:

MARRIED:
DuNN-BLANCHARD-on Thursday September3 3,
1879 at Nuptia Mass II A. n. in St. Stephens Church.
by the Rev. P. Aadrieu, NJ. F. Dunn and N. Hermina
c. Blanchard, daughter OF Gen. Albert G. Blanchard.
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Our Banhs-Aosion for salt protsotioa.

The undefsigned, Incorporated banks and
! bankers OF the city OF New Orleans, desire to
inform the community Of the motives that 40
| tions.
and other Northern cities, and the consequent
refusal Of Western and other banks to receivs
SnsSss on New York as in regular course in
account. 1t is. ascertained that yery large
\ remittances of currency hence have been made
upon peremptory orders within the past five
Gays. 70 t tS an extent. indeed, has this
days must elapse before our vaults and the
community would be entirely denleted Of the
means essential to the ordinary movements Of
trade. -
AT the present moment, foreign exchange ia
unsaleable in New York, and % we derive from
TINS source our main supply of currency, We
storing the amounts lost by shipments to the
West and to the interior
We have therefore taken this step, as q
means OF self.protection, and for the benefit Of
the agricultural as we'll as commercial inter
ests, and as the only manner through which
the incoming crops can be moved without
ruinous sacrifices in prices.
The duration Of this protective policy in
limited to o period Of thirty days, during which
time we are confident the daily receipts Of cot
ton and sugar will afford us a prompt and
early relief, and compel currency to seek this
Citizens Bank.
Union National Bank.
Germania National Bank.
Teutonia National Bank.
Louisiana National Bank.
Hibernia National Bank.
Bank of Lafayette.
n. o. National Banking Association.
I Canal Bank.
Mutual National Bank.
Bank of America.
Peoples Bank.
Pike, Brother g. Co., Bankers.
New Orleans National Bank.
State National Bank.
At meeting of the Associated Banks held
this day, it was
Resolred. That all deposits made hereafter,
shall be paid in kind, and that against pre-
yious deposits NO check exceeding Twenty-Five
($25) Dollars will be paid, in currency, to any
one deposition on the same day.
LOUIS SCHNEIDER.
Gee. JONAS.
PAT IRWIN,
Trustees.
We understand that the Southern Bank,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW ORLEANS HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
The Board Directors hereby inform the Stockholders
Of this Association that the Secretary win be prepared
to receive the FIRST INsTALlIENT upon the amount
Of their subscription at the Office of the Morning Star
ll6 POydras street. corner Of Camp, from o'clock
to o'clock P. NJ, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, October lat, ID and 9Th. He will also DO
ready to receive the subsequent nstamentS, each
ceeding week, the days and ut the hours
and place.
e. SWEENEY, President.
T. J. o'SULLTvAN, Secretary. seas 1t
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Observation-Disclosures No. New Orleans. Sept. n.
Is73.-The regular monthly meeting Of Branch No.
win be held WEDNESDAY NEXT, Oct. l, 1873
at u o'clock, in St Johns Old Church. Dryades street
N. wHEELAHAN, President.
PATRICK MOLoNY, Secretary. e2sIt
NOTICE. - The business of the CHINA AND
JAPAN TEA COMPANY, formerly OF No. 500 Mage
kline street, has beer removed to No. 1I5 PoYDRAS
STREET (up stalrs) under the 6rm name OF II. GUN.
NGHAM 81 CO., where they solicit a continuance of
their former patronage
Mr.. n. Hogan, our former partner, has connection
" 18th the abeyo firm. SEES Rt
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All men are kings by birth, for NO man
is born without crown to his head.
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SPROULE g. McCOWN'S
GREAT SALE OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,

To be sold at the following prices the arrival
our new stock Of Fall Goods, now making:
lot of CLOTH COATS, formerly sold at sss now SIS
lot of CLOTH COATS, formerly sold at $40 now s14.
lot OF CLOTH COATS. formerly sold at sl6 now ell.
lot Of 0AsS COATS, formerly sold ut se0 now 4i4.
lot Of cAss. COATS formerly sold at sl5, cow &c.
lot Of CASS. COATS, formerly sold ut e12, now g.
large LOT CAsS. PANTS. formerly sold at 81 to &c.
lot Glass; PANTS, formerly sold at % to a. now g.
lot CAsS. PANTS, formerly sold at Is now 6 so.
lot CAss. VESTS. formerly sold 1T o. to &c. now g
Fine BUSINESS SUITS, formerly sold Mt se5 $50 and
$685. Will now be sold at SIS. $40 and e25.
Fine Cloth: English Melton. Beaver. eto, OvERCOATS
worth $2O $25 $50 and SIS. nOwel4 ss, $ea and S25
lot Eng. WATERPROOF TALlIAS, worth SIS, now Co.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, etc., at reduced
Call and satisfy yourselves that these goods are worth
what We claim for them.
SPRouLR McCOwN, st. Charles st.,
soSS ~ Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
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HOME MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK.

IOME MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK.
NOTICE..
PROFESSIONAL MEN DEALERS, TRADEsMEN,
MECHANICS AND LABoRERs
are invited to open their Deposit Accounts and place
what they can save out of their earnings in the
Home Mutual Savings Bank,
7lCAMp STREET INear Poydras)
INTEREST ALLOWED AT SIX PER CENT, and
amounts from Ore Dollar upwards received subject to
call. GEO w BYRNE.
au24 5ptf Cashier
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases or the Throat and Innpu
such a. Coughs, Colds, WhoopinTs
cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Communication.

:. Among tho great
discoveries Of modern
science, few are Of
more real value to
maakind than this eff
fecsdal remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that Il does
md affnckra,I,,
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
Jew ORLEANS. SUNDAY, sEPTFNBTR %. Is7s
TRLHaRApHIc sUMNARY.
FOREIGN,


ENoLANp.-.Chief Justice Cockburn has fined
the editor Of tho Cheltenham Chronicle $3.50
for Publishing criticisms ON the trial Of the
Trombone claimant, and threatens imprison-
ment II the offence 10 repeated. Barnett, o
Conservative, has been returned to Parliament
from Dover. There has been much excitement
during the canvass, and trouble was appre-
hended on the day Of the election, but there
has been no disturbance.
IRRIAND.-The operation of the coercion
acts has been suspended in Sligo, Roscommon
and Tpperary. Ten thousand persons at
tended the funeral Of Col. Leonard, the Fenien
leader, which took place it Drogheds, ON the
2lst.
FRANcE.-Paris, Sept. IS. The Permanent
Committee of tho Assembly had sitting to.
day Duke de Broglie was present. In reply
to an inquiry of . Republican member of the
committee, the Duke stated that the Govern
ment would not permit the armament of the
Carlists in France. He also said he had as yeS
received no complaint from Spain with rela-
ton to the alleged passage of the Carlist chief,
Seballs, through the French territory. A meet
ing Of Conservatives was held here to-day;
about sixty persons attended, the most promi-
nent of whom were Descazes, La Rochefou-
cauld, Kerdrel aud Daru, A confident feeling
prevailed. It was claimed by some of the
speakers that there would be q majority of
twenty in favor of restoration of the monar-
chy in the next session of the Assembly. Re-
publican members of the Assembly whose foars
hava hean aronaed Inv the movaToeufs Of fba
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ARTICLE VII.

Whenever stockholder shall be declared entitled to
loan loans he shall allow be deducted the pre.
MUM offered BY him for the Same and before receiving
the same he shall secure the payment thereof tho
Of fire insurance to the Association and If there be
cipal taxes. In Of failure give satisfactory
aecurty for such loan within three moaths from tho
and charges or expenses attending tho examination OF
and the money revert back to the Association.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
A California Rancho.

DR.. Glenn, Of Colusa county, owns a rancho
which contains nearly $4,000 acres. It EN-.
braces frontage of eighteen miles on the Sac
ramento river,and extends back about five miles.
It is enclosed and divided by 140 miles Of fenc-
ing. One tenant G. w. Hong. rents and culti-
Yates about 10000 acres Of the land, and The
Gupton Brothers cultivate an equal portion.
Some $1,000 acres are rented out to number
of farmers who work on smaller scale. At the
present time farming operation are going on on
this rancYe at a lively rate, as the work Of har-
Vesting is progressing rapidly. Hoog Is engag-
ed cutting 1000 acres of wheat and barely.
The crop will this year yield about twenty bush
els per acre Of wheat. In favorable seasons the
yield has been about thirty five bushels. The
yield Of barely is considerably larger The
total crop will amount TO nearly 1S0, 900 bush-
els. He is thrashing his grain with one ol
Cases 48.inch cylinder thrashing machines,
which is run by a twenty-horse power steam
engine. To supply this machine requires six
large sized headers and eighteen header-wagons.
all Of which requiresthe labor of110 horses and
so men. The machine has thrashed five sacks
Of barley per minute,at which rate it has run for
al hour and half in succession. 1t has also
thrashed thirty two sacks of wheat in seven
minutes. 1t will require about six weeks TO
thrash tine entire crop. These are the operations
ofHoog alone. Gupton Brothers have an equally
large crop, and are driving business on about
the came scale. The smaller tenants are equally
we'll employed Sacramento Union
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
OOn,l Drlal., lIy Iaar, Te.Nleht.

Ileft my mother at the door.
Ny sister by her SIDE,
Their clasped hands and loving looks
Forbade their doubts TO hide.
1 left and met with eomTadOs gay,
When the moon brought out her light
And my loving mother whispered to me:
Don't drink, my boy, tonight"
Long years have rolled away since then,
:, My letty curlS are gray;
But OIL those words are with me yet.
= And will not pass away. ~
see my mothers loving face.
With goodness radiant, bright,
And hear her words ring In my ears:
Don't drink, my boy, tonight"
My mother is now resting sweet
In the g1aveyard on the bill;
But her Kind words come back to me,
>, And haunt my memory still.
I've often passed the cup;
- Ohl then my heart was right
Because l heard the warning words;
Don't drink. my boy, tonight"
I've now passed down the road fife,
And soon my race Is run.
mothers warning listened to.
=, An Immortal crown is won.
mothers, with your blessed smile.
Look on your boys SO bright,
And say, as you alone can say:
My boy, don't drink tonight"
These. words will prove a.warning when.
In the stormy paths of life,
The boy is in the tempter's wiles.
And warning in the strife.
These words will stop the morning cup.
And the reVelry at night.
By yhispering back q mothers voice:
Don't drink, my boy, tonight"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11

In Union county, about mile and half
from Lewlsburg, is log b0ilding erected in
17l5 The house was made very stronO, 40 as
TO afford protection from the Indians On it's
logs can be seen hundreds of marks made from
Indian darts and arrows, received during the
numerous engagements which the early settlers
Of that county had with the savages.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11

A AGoOD ILLUsTRATToN.-DuriH an earth-
quake, the inhabitants Of village were very
much alarmed, but were at the same time aston
ished at the calmness and apparent joy of on old
lady whom all knew. Some one asked her il
she was not afraid. mo" said she, II rejoice
to know that have God that can shake the
world"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11

ACCORDING To the new treaty between Egypt
and Turkey, the former, ia the event of war
in which the latter may be involved, is to furn-
ish a contingent of 15, 900 men if the war be of
feqsive, but if The war be defensive, Egypt is TO
help Turkey with the whole of her disposabls
army.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
WlmAmgtOm ana Western 10 b
TIME TABLE.
SPRING ARRAN0BBTENT.

Commeaeing Anri1 7th,
- ~ q trains will run ss foilowaI
Leayo Wilmtngtcn eg. 1910 3 ID, and IS %.
Leave Lana1essnberg %, le 50 a And 5QpM.
Arrive e Lanaenbsrg % II 81 b and Z opm.
CONNBOfl0NS-TFains leaving WiIminRfon A
lO40 m with trein leaving PhiIadelphia a 80 q
arriving ct 10 Is Q, m. - 'r'-r-
Trains leaving Wilmington ct s IS D m. connects
With train le9vine PailadelDhla ct I 90 p N.
train philadelphia at 10 4 n. = -
TEsin arriving et Wilmington ct % With traia
for PhiladelphiR at 90 b n.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 90 D N With
train for Baltimore and WashinRt0n at 8 l3p ms
with train for Philadelpaie aud New York ~ 5 50
p m. an1 with Del sZlre 3 srails at Is m.
:! SUNDAY. .TkAIN6, : : - Il
Leave Wilmins stOn 90 ard Q 80 I'm,
Leave Landenborg 9 us m, and As D N.
Arrive WilmingtSn e3l % aud 6l0p n.
Arrive LAndobefg ~ D m and n m
Trhina arriving IN MtlmingtoB at 90 M, con-
neet With train for Philadelphia at 6 50 3 %.
QWnihus connections botWOsR ". and w and p
Wand b Depots. and cars Of the Wilmington City
hailYay.l l.ii l4 taDAVtD o0NNELI.. Supt.
D. b. D..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11

AN Irish gentleman, Of a mechanical turn OF
mind, toOk off his gas-meter to repair il himself
and put It on again upside down. At the end OF
the quarter it was proved with mathematical
correctness that the gas company owed him eight
dollars and fifty cents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
C0NNRQTION6,
MO THR PUBLTO.

4 The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
Rany have completed aFrangements 70 carry Money
on the line oftheir road and West ChOstor
Also. TO all points on the Philadolphia and Read
Allentown, Columbia, HarFisburg, Lancaster. Down
ihgtoWn, MahOnoy City, Mt. Carmel NorTistOWn.
POttsVillO, 30.
For further infoEmalion apply at the Depot, oor-
ner Of Front and Madison streets Wilmington.
No, West Third Htrsat, a. % thsir .Deeot, FFont
and Madison. or orders iefE with MoMallan q Seal,
dehvsring asont@ VII receive prompt HtsNti
ans-H Cent sup't y. ~. mo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.


The PeTatViGSs Syrup, a Protect
Iron, Is so combined as to h1V9
the character of an 0Li1l1e9tt, as
easily diOeSted and Isst111iLCEted
aOtth the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures O1O9G VatGLizi9tQ
Age9lt, Iron i7t the bLOOds and
cures fs0 thousand us, ;" simply
byTO7Ii1IO aI1O, I9IVig Grating and
V3tGti<t9Ig tlte SySte91es The en-
9'iclted and VitGti$ed blood per-
qTaeGteS eVery part of the body,
repairing damages and 9VGStes
searching out morbid SecTe-
tt07as, and Le1Vt7lg nothing for
disease to feed 9tpO7Gs sf ..r.. +.
This Is the secret of the eUOa1-
deTTtkt success of this remedy i1b
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic Dfar-
rhoea, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss Of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases O71igi15Ttt91Q d1E
- OCStS StCkb6 VI t1tG OkOONS OF WCS
cONtlG1sSed bU debility or a LO1O
state of the 0yStenIs Being free
from AEcOhOks IN any fOr91s, dts
e11eTOtzt1Gg effects are not fol-
tO1Ved by cO1FespO pO7lzi9GO 9'eGc-
tom Dat are permanent, i1tfaC-
sing strength, VigOr, and 91eaO
life into all parts of the system,
ana building sllD G3s IRON Con-
stttICtiO9t. -,
Thousands haze been changed
bv the SEse of tlstS remedy, from
sDoGcs stcIcCys suffering cs'eG-
ttC1'eS, to strong, he0ItlbU, and
happy men and SUO91se1S; ; and
s7tVGLjdS cannot 9'eGs09BG 6Eli hes
dtGte to giVe It a trial.
See that each bottle has PERU.
WAN SYRUP bIOa0N S's the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. F0WLE 4 SONS, PrOprletOrs,
No. Milton Place, BOSTON.
SOLD nT DRu00Ia-s oErEA4LLE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
lPbIN0 ARRAN0RMRM1

ssysSs ISlleoSS.S ~aAea''
MQhRhRARD. Paaaennar
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
gtw Sausrtlsenr cuts.

A GREAT OFFER! /! .SE.oE %Sg Z, .oy wAg; y;
Br0GdvyayS n r. iOiu disposs Of 100 PiKAOs
Gna OnGAHS Of mrst"elass Makers inclatdtno
WHTENS,s at extremely low prices I0r
casn' or part cash. and baience IN email months
Z. " paygsnts: New ssOctaVe nrSt-cIess t-IA-
cash. Orgsns $685. e76, OOURL ecsiV y n sbW.
and tplpdrds "-@''
WATRES' CONCERTO ParIOr Organs
gre the most beautiful IN stye and perfect in
the Oest ever placed in any Organ. N Il 1ro.
drced ey & g third Get Of reeds PecuIInrIy voiced,
the ~ EttC 4 Of vhich Is NiO-T CHARMINGi
Of the HUMAN VOICE 10 SUpEHB. Terms
liberal I'LL USTRA TED @ A TALOG UES
ssfers, Churches, Sunday chooLs LODGES, etc.
AGENTs WANTEus
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11

dent to freight business, and mn StoD eaiS N ~
NEW CASTLE TRAINA
Leave New Castle for WilmInRfOn ard RhfladaI
AtI.4o Am. Leave PhiIadOlphfa at i2l5P.H. Snd
Wilmington ct !. rs p. ~. for New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
AdditignaltO those above. leave HmvrRa for ClsvAt
scn 1SO .; m.s and 7.S5 p. m.s Leave Clayton Tor
y .S ~ M, ana 1gO p. ma to make o0nn0o-
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNsRND; with the Kent County and Queen
Anne'g Kent Railroads. -, ~ w.
AfnCih,AYTON' with the Aaryland and Delaware
AtHAEEfNGToN. with the Junction and Bruak-
water Railroad. ~ ~A"~~-
AtHsEE;AE9RD AHsE;AIE9RD with the Dorchester and Delaware
At gELMAR, with the Eastern Shore Railroad
and WiOomioO and POc0mOks Railroad,
z: y. KRNNEY, Rupt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
Phtladelpnla, Wilmington and ID
Clmore Ratlroad.T
DELAWARE DIVISION.

TMP0RTANT N0TTCE-0n and after Monday.
IIIa g 20 q n for PhiladOPhss Baltimore snd
The 6.25 P. m: train from wilmington with Phiia-
eelPhia and baltimore connection. will run to Sea
toEa. rrtying at 1000 2. n. Making three daily
trains TO- and from Seaford.
On and after the ahoVs date this Company win dis
continue running the early morning and SysninR
trains between Milford and HarringEQn.
n. E. KENNEY gnpsR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-11
RUsH,s

,RUsa's ..3.,,.g "a
STEAM FREIGHT LINE j.
Leaves Cd wharf aboYO CAhttnut street. pkiladel.
phia. dAily d p.ms 4nd French street wharf Fil4
minRton, ct gp. n. 1relght handled eaTefaIly and
Rprl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-11-15
Winter Schedule.


In another column We publish the Time Ia
Die Of The B. q o. R. r. and the Harpers Fer
ry, Winchester aud Harrisouburg Division
lt will bc seen chat we have four passenger
trains passing Charlestown each way every
day except Sunday, as follows: Going East or
North, at So and 1923 in the morning and
go and coo P. ". Going South or West, at
e. 2S and ll.07 in the morning, aud 2.13 and
s.49P.M.
The first train East. 10 the morning, is the
Winchester Accommodation, which now pas
SEES through to Baltimore over the old line
Passengers who prefer to so to Washington or
Baltimore over the Metropolitan branch. have
an opportunity of leaving the Winchester Ac-
commodatiou at Harper's Ferry and taking the
Cincinnati Express East, which passes that
point q, SOi A. H.
The train which passes Charlestown at
1925 A. NJ. connects a, Harpers Ferry with
the Mai trains East and West, which pass
over ,ae old line. The trains at 20 aud COS
i. H. connect with The 81 Louis Express,
Eas, ana West, which passes over the Metro
pol.ma branch. via Washington
Passengers for tle Upper Valley, by taking
che 1907 A. N. train, make close connection
with % Is A. trains at Strasburs Junction, and
a, uausouburg with Stages for Saunton.
For thc following condensed schedule, received
since patdug the foregoing in type, ~e are iudebt-
/ Cd Co Capt SpENcrH, Supervisor of Trains:
Cincinnati Elprc.s We.t-Leaves Baltimore d.
Gas A.. u. and Washington City at S.O0-arrviug
at Harpcr's Ferry at 1925. Harrisonburg Ex-
press runs from this.
Hr-toaba-g Express EGst-Arrires at Har
rer's Ferry no t.35 p. NJ.
s.. Doris Express Eae-Arriycs at Harper's
f Ferry at1.05i Washington at 9.25; and Baltimore
. nc i0fI.
So Eo-i, ErDrcss Wct-Arrives at Harper's
Ferry at l0rt Pc NJ.
+ Passengers lo- Washington In morning can take
/ Winchester Accommodation to lIatner's Ferry
and then Cincinnati Express East at S.0i A.. Ne,
and -ct t1 Washington at lO.s1-the same time
che Winchester Accommodation gets Co Baltimore
STA main stem. 70 they go via Relay, due in
. Washington at ll.,0 AN.
$50 The Hlrrisonburs Express North and
South. viu have hroUgt Express Car o. aud
.rom Washington CITY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-11-15

A New Stock ofHardware.

\ New Stock ofHardWare.
7 HAVE Just returned from the Eastern Cities,
l and am now receiving the best stock OF tnghsn
and American Hardware ever offered to to- t'eo-
nIe of the Valley Give me call and exami ne N y
Goods and prices and BE- convinced, that Will sell
Hardware as cheap as any house in the Stale.
April 5. 1878. JAS. LAW. H0OFF.
A FULL and complete line Of Builders Hard
Z ware. Locks, Screws, Hinges, Bolts, Planes,
Saws. Braces Chamber Sets. Foot Tubs, Water
Buckets. Wash Basins, aud Tin Plates, for sale 10y
Apin 5. 1873. JAS. LAW. lOOEF.
TE7HE best Rat Trap in the market and Mouse
Traps in abundance. Tea Pans, Tea Trays,
Bake Pans. ard Stew Pans all sizes. for sale ~
April 5. 1873. JAS LAW. H00FF.
rENABLE Mats Fancy Whisps, Jumping Ropes,
Rolling Hoops, School Baskets. tor sale by
April 5, 1873. IA ;. LAW. HOOFF.
CARPENTERS Oil Cans, OIL Stones. Back
I J Cannon Boards, Checkers, Ches'men. Steel
Crochet Needles, Single aud Double Pencil Tips.
Rubber Bands, Match Saies, Shaving Brushes and
the Noiselcss Slate, for sale BY
Apsi 5, 1879. JAS. LAW. GoOFF
VNHE Wallace and the UIlum Plow. FOR sale by
April 5, 1873. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
I OCUST Posts, Framing Lumber, Pastering
/ Lath. Meats Foot. Lard, Lubricatng and
Kerosene Oils, Bowman's Corn Planter. also the
Western Hand Corn Planter Corn Shelters and
Cutting Boxes. for sale by
April 5, 1873. JAS. LAW. HO0FF.
rElAR in 3, and Gallon Cans, for sale by
JAS. LAW. H0OfF.
MARINERS look before you purchase have
the best Fertilizers for Corn in the market
April ., 1873. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.