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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15
DRIFTING.

These Autumn-days glide quietly along;
The leaves are fading, yet the sky is bright !;
Flowers are dead the grass is sere and brown;
The world is floating Oh through hazy light.
And my own days pass quietly away;
My lite-boat's drifting on a quiet sea;
The storms which lately filled my heat with
fear
Have all passed by, and are what used to be-
My heart no longer throbs with wild, sweet
A peace far better dwells within my breast;
prize it more than all the gifts of youth;
Twas sent by Him who knoweth what is
My hopes, my loves, have foated far away;
My hands are idle, and my oars are still.
l did not even watch the waves ahead,
But follow meekly my wise Fathers will.
There was a time, not very long ago,
When l wept bitter tears, life seemed so
drear;
My path was dark, the waves were rough and
cold,
And my poor heart did naught but quake
with fear.
But He who rules the storm and stills the
Knew when my feeble strength was almost
He bent His tender ear, and heard my call,
And 10! behold the dirge was turned to
song.
1t may be that tits only for a time
This blessed peace and quiet will remain;
Il may be that this harbor is far oil,
And must take my oars and work again;
1t may be that my weak, frail bark may yet
Be called upon to fight with wind and wave !;
But he who babe me sail upon the deep
Will reach His hand, which hath the power
to save.
And SO, without thought of doubt or fear.
DRIFT along toward the other shore;
Some blessed day I'll touch the golden sands
Then there'll be perfect peace forevermore
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

Gus Prussian General, affectionately
called ''Papa' by the whole army.
once had a son who disgraced his
name. The father first sspaid him out"
of the scrape so well that the world
would scarcely have heard Of the af.
fair. But the father was not satisfied.
He called the son into his room and
pointed to pistol that lay on the ia
BILE. ''There is but one course before
you,' he said. The young man, who
had not yet fallen to the lowest depth,
took up the pistol and blew out his
brains. His father never mentioned
his name again.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15
Carlyle's Opinion of Drawinism.
from the Hartford Courant.

From the Hartford Courant.
Carlyle is now very feeble through
age, but his memory is still marvellous.
and the flow of his talk-doubtless the
most eloquent of the age-is undated.
Take this as a sample:
II have known three generations of
the Darwins, grandfather, father, and
son atheists all. The brother of the
present famous naturalist, a quiet
man, who lives not far from here,
told me that among his grandfather
effects he found seal engraven with
this legend :'Cmnia ex conchis, every
thing from a clam shell l saw the
naturalist not many months ago; told
him that had read his Origin of 1.-THE
Species and other books; that he had
by no means satisfied me that men
were descended from monkeys, but
had gone far toward persuading me
that he and his so-called scientific
brethren had brought the present
generation of Englishmen vely near
to monkeys.
ga good sort of a man is this OAR
win and wellmeaning, but withtvery
little intellect. All, it's sad and
terrible thing to see nigh whole
generation of men and women pro-
Tossing to be Gu tivated, looking
around in a purblind fashion, and
finding no God in this universe. /
suppose it is a reaction from the reign
of cant and hollow prstense, protesting
to believe what in fact they do not
believe. And this is what we have
got to do. All things from frog swamp;
the gospel of dirt the order of the
day. The older I grow-and l now
stand upon the brink of eternity-the
more comes back to me the sentence
in the catechism which I learned
when a child, and the fuller and the
deeper it's meaning becomes: What
is the chief end of MANI TO glorify
God and to enjoy him forever No
gospel of dirt, teaching that men
have descended from frogs through
monkeys can ever set that aside.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

"But there's no one by the name Of
Fenton here - a.
''Who said his name was Fenton |!
It's Harcourt-Ernest Harcourt.. He's
just got married, and am here towel.
come his wife into the family u
And the belle of the ,estab lishment
realized with strange, stunned sensa.
ton, that the match Of the sea0on had
risen and set forever upon her matri-
mOnial armament. - r. IA
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

Chapped hands, face, pimples, ring
worm, saltrheum, and other cutaneous Aztec.
tions cured, and rough skin made soft and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. Be care
full to get only that made by Caswell, Hanrd
& Co., New York, as there are many imita-
tons made with common tar, lall Of which
are worthless.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-15

Mr.. N. S. Staring, formerly of Eden
i: CO. the s1&RSz Boston
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
FIELD AMD FIREsIBE.
Utilizing the Wind.

Il is somewhat singular that with all the
advance that has been made in agricultural
machinery generally simply constructed wind
mills should not be brought into more general
use in this country. Their practical value is
NO longer doubted, and we think the day not
far distant when no well>regulated farm can
afford to be without them. BY simply utilize
ing the FREQ wind which our Creator has
given Us We can obtain power that Gao be
applied to almost any extent, aud to every
variety of farm work. Dry pastures can be
UateFed, swamPy lands drained, gardens irri-
gated, water brought to the house aud barn.
wood sawed. corn shelled, straw a.d stalks
cat, hOrse>'eed ground, aad even meal and
buckWheat a"ur made In short. almost eVerv
variety of work done on the farm. and which
AZ sCz1e seasons OF the year, requires the en-.
pigment Of an extra force of hasds.
II does seem to US, therefore, that no
farmer 1h" cuItiva;es largely could make
more profitable investment than to have mill
of the kind attached to his barn, and where.
at such times as more pressing work was not
demanding immediate attention, the mill
cOud be operated with great advantage at one
or more of the jobs ab"se enumerated.
-Bult0 ReeIIy Sun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
Cloths. Cassimeres.
Grange Mixture.

rTlHIs valuable Fertilizer is IN .ctured by the
i old and reliable Patap -co Guano Co., OF Bal
timore. under the immediate supervision of their
Chemist, DIR. G A Iebig. II was introduced by
them about three years ago to meet :hs general
demand for q low priced but genuine and reliable
Fertilizer. II has proved entire succsss. and
the dema nd for it has increased, that last year
the sales amounted to 5,00O Tons. 1t ia rich in
all the elements of plan: life which the aud
art of man can supply. aud CONTAINS no sand nor
any other valueless matter. While rot con aiming
large per ceutage of Ammonia most OF the
high priced Fertilizers. it has nearly double
quantity of Bone Phosphate OF Lime in = decom-
posed and available form which makes 1t more
value to the farmer than the high priced and high
~ ammoniated articles. Weinvite farmets to call
and examine the sample have at our ware
houee WASHINGTON i LIPPiFT
Auenst !. 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

- Tho biggest trees in California is no, in
the Yosemite Valley Kings River Valley,
in Fresno county, is 5000 feet above the Sea,
aud its walls. which are about 900 feet high,
are very PERCEPTIONS. In this valley = new
grove Of colossal redwood trees has been dis
covered. One of them eclipses all that have
becn discovered on the PscifccoAst It's cir
cumterence. as high as man can reach and
pass tape line around. is . few inches less
than $50 feet, This is beyond the measure
Oent OF any tree in the Calaveras grove The
height is estimated at 16O feet, and . part Of
the top lying on the ground is over 100 feet
In length.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
TALJOw wAETEDT

THE HIGHEST pcic.-iu C,.n or Trade
I,R siis TO- 1 tfsx 9 and HUGHES
T1IaE ToBXCC0Ell inch fla. plGg.e at s' Only
M.S 70 GS On ,I ..sF Plug for sale 3, u,,
iioRsFoED's Self Raising bead PrsparA-
tioa uu.urpessed for making Lig0t Bread
Bise9'': Il. c"k s.H. aud PAssry-for sale BY
STALEY' Armstrong * Chad wiek'. Chic.
Fen 1897 p. 1876 1Shse' Tor 'a''Oy Ds HUGHES
RAKER's Chocolate. for sale by
EEt4SS Sl a4rSEs, choice s F. m6GT Fis.,
constantly ON hand and Tor sale ny
I Far; 81 Is:s g., D: s. rG ;tI'
~ :, e"n.tHntlv kept on hand and sold che.p. br
EAUTIFUL Pure ston. China wash Bo.I,
and Pitchers, tor sale at bargain. bv
Feb %. 1876. D 8. HUGHES.
ADiEs' and GentIemen's Gloves, Ho.e and
- H"ndkerchiefs. for sale sy
M %c !: 10 for sale b, ;, $ DAIcAkS'
CIooDs at Gr~aser'. PIECES. -
First National Bank Building CharlestoIn.
November 9, 1875.
ARD, Sugar ared Ham, and Sides. nlsO BA-
April Is, 1916. s.. DALGARN
RESsoS's Celery aud ChamorniIs Pills. They
- are prepared expressly to cure Headaches,
Nsuraig 81 and and NervOusnss'. For sale By
DEAD TIiTs.-s.fety from FIRE insured By using
n the Hang Up Box Matches, 200 in box, for
0n apl nf1 Elsie 1s9s can be bad at Rr,Eps
li.h Ext. Malt : also N.ssey's PhiIadeiphia
Ale and LONDON Porter, to be bid at
q UART and halt gallon Glass Fruit Jars for
X sale By D. HUGHES.
GROVE jar. and Crock. for sale by
- AuEus.9e. 1875. DIS. HUGHES.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

To CLEAN PRESERVE JARS -Swectmcat
jars or bottles may be cleaned without scraps
ing them, by pouring into the jars hot water
and teaspoOnful or two of pearlastl. The
contents which remain sticking to the sides
and bottom of the jar will be disengsged By
the pearlash and fUat loose in the water.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
P0EIlcA AZ.
AznoWN THE rIEnp TOGETHER

ASDOWN TIE GIEID VOGIYHER.
The blaekb.rd pipes his solemn notes
Through oopse and dreamy hoilcwi
The air Is famed by myriad wings
OF the brown, low-dytng swallows
Is hand In hand. ut twilight hour.
In she ha17, autumn weather,
a tsss sud . sun-broEn harvester
6trO1sed down 30 the tsid togsthsz.
An day he hes bound the yellow sheayea
With patient baud and willing,
Tor the wealth Of his own new nome q stored
In the CTanary he is f1ling:
And al the gain or reward he asks.
Z to know that throaeh the heathar
4 1addie and lSsste. OF set CT sun.
sail roam IN the Ilsld together.
That Is it, 10 harpy hearts and Yeure.
That the sere. sad leaves arc faiiinsf
They hear but the CHEEKY voice or love
To his sweetheart gently ealing;
And CLOSE as he bonnd the yellow shesyes
In tbs gleaminE. antrr,n weather,
Sly cupid buds their tender hearts
With loves golden bands tORsIher.
The fields of stuSbls will soon grow brown,
TIE FROST VIII c. III che meadows,
And higulaL6. lo1iand. garden and lawn
viii fude III the deepening shadows.
Bat. bright as the sun an thousand hills.
VIII scen the aEtuExn weather.
When. band m haut:, to the dear ella k1,k.
They wend their way together.
Aud on and on the years shall roll.
And dim shall grow loves story,
TIL head of brown aud head of gold
Shall lose youths crown Of aleEy:
While a-down the field of golden sheaSer,
In the som5Ee. Gutum Weather.
tottering man anda orlnklel dame
saan slowly walk together.
All J WIN viii remember tae harrest-hosr
OF the youthful maid and her loyer,
Tnen itc's graz sheaves are all boupd at ias4
And LIES brief dream is oYorl
When the Gel1 sGalI be all O'srruu with weeds
And none shall roam the heather,
Whlis. side br side, in tho old klrk-yard.
+ e twain shall reat together!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

TENDERNESS in the feet may be cured in
tho following way Dissolve one pound of
common bay salt in one gallon offspring water
soak the feet therein nj ht and morning about
five minutes at time Wooden or merino
socks. OF cotton with merino feet, ought al
ways to be worn by persons with tender feet.
and the socks should be often changed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

APPLE BREAD.-To one quart of meal pu.
one pint of ripe chopped apples, one egg, a
small piece OF butter aud just fresh water
enough to form a stiff dough. The apples
should of course, be peeled and minced very
fne. Some persons like little sugar on the
dough, bat it is generally preferred without.
This is tavorite with children. OF course
do not omit a little salt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

BUREAU OHNAMENr-A funny little
ornament soF- bureau is rqua-e piece of
silver card board. about six inches each way.
embroidered on the edge with some fsncilul
design in worsted aud having in the centre
the words scratch my back" 1t is hung
on the gas fixture By cord. You turn il
around and discover the back to be piece of
saudpaper to scratch matches on.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

WEEDS on WALks.-A correspondent of
The G"rckeH says: ''These can be killed and
prevented from growing in garden paths by
watering the ground with weak solution of
carbolic acid part pure crystalized acid to
1000 parts water. Sprinkle from watering
pot"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

APPLE JELLT-Cus up the apples and
put in a vessel with sufficient water to prevent
burning. Cook until thoroughly done. Pat
in a jelly bag and squeeze out the juice, and
to each gallon Of juice thus extracted add
halt gallon of sugar, and boil down until of
sufficient consistency Pour into glasses
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
|lpnnel ~

WHITE Heavy ,~illsd factory, tw;llsd do
~ mFt, shaker. PLAIN dornct, and a line
OF plain ali WOUl white FlanueIs.
PED Fire ms. superior scarlet merino twill
ed fine ami heavy nd plain all wool red FIan-
I'ANTOSS-Colored, uubleached and bIeached
eantOns from l2E to 81
Noy.9. GEO. w T. KEARsLEY.
pAKISG A1ulA0ses and Svrurs. Tor nIo bv
ID GEO. ". T. KEARSLEY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

~ ware, Boots and Shoes, and variety 81 IL.
ions, for sale az reduced prires Bacon. ~.
pusses eoo Eggs taken IN EIebspRe for Goods Al
htSnest MARKET prize. 3 o DALGARN
Nov. q, 1875. First Nation ii Banf Bpsl5ss.
H'EASANS e HAIEES', Turnerss, Mfleys, srA
E5enneFs Flour Corn Meal, Buck wheat Fionr
eH ~. ao7sy; 70 sale BY SIS. DALGARN.
DIFFERENT kinds Of Chewing aud ,.ve,.
kinds Of Smoking Tobacco. Pines. sSpff -
srETggp =, 8. 8. DALGARN.
NTTEhPHisES Roasted Coffee, for Gsia bv
'Nn' us 1870 SIS. p4LGARn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

To CLEAN CEILINGs.-CeiIings that look
rough and manifest tendency to peel should
be gone over with a solution of one OF of
alum to quart of water. This will move
the superfuous lime aud render the ceiling
white.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

PICKLES IN Alcoholic one gallon of
best vinegar add one pint of alcohol Rub
the cucumbers clean with towel, and put
thsmiu.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
TRUNEs. VAIIsEs.
Do YOU WANT
TO MAKE
Zig Cash Z" ages
Right at Your Homes?

WYE will send HE HOME. book form 800
w pages: confai. > over 5000 new recipes, DIS
cUyerles AID processes how to t;o every II:iH,
cOnpi. t.. inedIca. department., an article OF re-
latiUn man t0 wOGiu regard at ctltrcnt events,
and matter OF great V!Iuo 10 the merchant, far
Eer. nIechanlc, every man anl woman. aud of
everyday use III the stare. Office. NO kshnD par
inr kltchcn, dIessIlir-T0om sick roGn'. etc; NIL
about tue tnileT. clique IL, 10 dress walk. write
etc., E1lIlrS. etc.
TIE u rart,nent of General Recipes will nc
tnaily c"I:lnim thousands of recipes and prncess-
free" End practical IF a.! kinds, mach too
numerous to mention in detail here. vr.v many
of which cannot BIZ had III amy other way: all of
winch are valuable and difficult to procure, any
one OF which IS worth more Than the price
charged for The Home. A compIete cycloort;Ia
the most comprehensive book "f the KIND; how
To do about o. rYth.nG. among at hers the max
ing of soaps, toilet soaps, es. hlulmg v1Mcrar.
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tell good :wEITy, TO select al Kinds of TOOtI,
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freezing mixture. b'ecehing. yca$I, extcrmlnn-
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pills ointment. saves gargIes to les, nody nes,
table of weights and measures, aud host
MiHgS
WATCHES & OTHER VALUABLE PREMIUMS,
Given to Subscribers. A New Plan. Nothing
has ever been gotten out which equals this
Agency tor mo"cy making ut vour hoInos
10 ;!uv one WHO will act as agent will send
THE HOME pnst paid. receipt "t oj cents to
prepay ,poslage. It is WORTH more than t-eniv
times this amount. rho regular pIce i, only Is
ceats' Any one recipe is worth, more s10a slav
at YOUR homes sUro. Tie best PAYNE employ
nient for amy "ne. sale is positively sure to
every one. The greatest hit. Entirely new.
Young People, women. book AGENTS allagents-
send g cents once aud get cory and complete
outfit with Instructions, Address, THE Bly-
EET Co., State and Jackson SITS, Chicago.
n, B--DescrIptiYe circulars sent tree. Say
where you saw {! L. advertisement.
September 10. 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

BREAKFAST PUFrs One-half pint of
milk, one pint flour, two eggs. tables poonfuI
of butter, or two of cream, aud a teaspoonful
of salt. Bake in the hot roll pans
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

CURISG BUsIoSs These terrible tor
ments can be easily removed by using a
weak solution of carbolic acid on them for
about one month. They will entirely dis
appear.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
HIGHT & MITCHELL.

The ncw firmtake this opportunity TO extend a
cordial md hospiiAIls Invitation 10 every persoE
" ching anything the Iiae 81 Pure Dr.E Medi
eines, &c, and guarantee sAsGAcIiOp both In quail.
tty Gnd price. LIGHT MITCHELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

Having made change in my business. will he
glad for all thst know IhenseITes indebted TO call
aud settle a. ara il need of money.
APril4 1876. GEO. r. LIGHT.
I1EREINS' Patent Vented Nursery B,tIe has ad.
VAmIaees aver all others, it being eocOnSITucted
that the Vent can be regulated, thUs insurIug the
perfect control OF she supOly of milk. IL also al.
Iowa tine "hiIh nurse naturally and prevents wind
from entering the stomach, which irritabiI.
ny aud often severe sicknsas Phy.iciaps all over
the couatGy are 'ecOmmep dpg this botIle. Give il
. trial. Ju-t received by
May u. 1875 C. F.. BELLER
TTREStIELD's Horre and C.uIe Powder-Gres
from al mineral rDedieines yet compound
ed Of various roots. hsrI's, bake. &c, be
prompt IN its effects and able give relief in all
tn. prominent diseases Of the horss Tor sel. ty
I1REPAREO Nuatard P!Asters -sursriOT TO com.
In"n mustard Pfs'ters. always ready for inn
mediate nee 81 lean and not liable 10 chang.
SEX FGAMC.,ronr.r THAI .rS Y q: sr BsSipr
- POrd.r in the world Light and nutriti"us
Bread Biscuit and Csk"' made With it s,h but lis
rENrGNNIAL Tt. Bit,,,, for the cue Of Dys
pepsia, Coo'tiPAtion. Headache, I.oss of APP
7 EHIoN Fit;s-A pleasant, safe and ea.e.u.I
81, f % Tor Constipation Of The Bagsl; For
GRAHAM's Di.'rhces Mixture. prepared from
~ the original Formula. the most efferfua rem.
edy 10 uss for Diarrhea AID eli boweII Affections.
THE shaker Extract of Roots, highly recon.
-. meTdeS for Dy'Pep'ta- Liver Conn in,. &c,
fNoSDENsED Milk, Ia gle Brand the hest made.
July II. 1916.
THE best makes Of Flour kept constantly on
hand and for safe by
COUNTRY Produce taken in s9chsn se sor goods
at 8. 8. DALG ARMS
Oct B. ISIS oPpSsi'e Carter House.
al DALGARN'S
10 VARIETIES Chewing aud several varieties
10 Smoking Tobacco. the best selected stock IN
chHrlestOvn. At low prices For ..Ie BY
Oct 8. $50 Opposite Carter House
pIRD G'ages for sale cheap a
ID r. EAsTEROAYs
A9g; =. 1918. Tin and Stove House.
IHAHC"AL, in Quantities to suit customers for
~ eete by JOS. II. yesterday
DINE Tar. pure article, IN tin cans. qt1-. 1eI--
l. and gallon cans, for sale BY
July rs 1876. JAS. Law. HooFF & co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

nN ond after April lst. 1876. j io,end, a..oei.
~ atinE Mr. Robert b. Mitchell w.th nIe.a nd the
pTug Business heretofore conducted under the
name "t Geo. r. Light, will be cooIinu.n under
the maine and 'sJle Of ,.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
New Establishment.
WOOD WORK aBLAG xsM!TH!aG.
TO TIE PUBLIC.

the Collection of Accounts, \ c., hss concluded
to devote his time principally to ths duti.s Il" gen
ersl Collector, and invitss the attention IF Her
Prompt and energetic etforts my par, will be
given tothe Collection Of all claims placed in my
hAnds. A. w CRANER
Charlestown Jefferson Co., W. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05

and will there manufacture wouIen GOud. ON an
Increased scse having greater faci!lies aud more
Jmprored NJ sc bis cEE 6rside fuI cOrus of compe
tent ~oTkmen.F Ey6FyeNrticse heretofore ma nuzc-
,ured under my supervision will, in my preaeut
establishment, be produced in perfection.
aud will compare favo.abiy with the beet Eahrics
lam i" the market for Wool. and will purchAat
at the f,"ctory anu through my Agents in Charles
tu~n. Mes-Is DuSt Ca liaher- allow g Ihe nigh
est uiarke price II more convenient for my old
Customers who may desire c1ch. es Wool for
G"'!- deliver the " COL in Char Iestown hI.Esrs
Duke Gallahsr authorized receive and
receipt tor came
Inform alton prices. &c., may be had by
atHr.tslpg mo at Kabletown, or my Agents at
CharlestOwn
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
FIRE extended NE. trust TO merit. by careful at
tcntion to Srsnees, the manufacture Of soperioE
Roods by modsrst. charges, continuance of
good WI! fr'-H= tri
by new ones A. McCtRRELL. JR.
May 90. 1875
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-05
PERFECTION OF LIGHT.
The only Absolutely Safe IIlomin.tur to use in
any Lamp.
1T CANNOT BE

inc only Absolutely Safe lllOminHtUr to in
any Lamp.
1T CANNOT BE EXPLODED.
Elaine, the family safeguard, Warden * O1nard,
Nov 50, 1915. SAFE GEO. W.T.. kEARsLEY
CREEPERs, very useful Invention for boots
~ and thSes. TO prevent slipping ON ice. (~heR it
jan H. ISIS JAS. LAW. HooFF &co.
E'RUIr JARS.-Ms on's-copseded TO be IN.
best Jar 10 use-qusrts and bait saIIOus: for
sAle by JAS. Law. HOOFF < co.
SINGLE and Double Shovel. Iron Beam and
~ 81 eI Shovel PIoughs; Esst Steel Single and
Double Shoveis for sale by
DOPPLEtN'S Silicsted Super-PhOsphAte of
L Lime. CAiland examine circulars.
NAV g 1876. JAS. Law HOOFF CO.
you need Two Horse Plough,
warranted I" please or NO sale, try the Heck
MAY Is. 1875. Jas. LAW HooFF & co.
Ais NAILSn Nov receiving a large stock
IL Nails which We are selling az reduced rates.
MsylS. ISIS. JAS LAW. HOOFF CO.
ASTERNS and Lantern Globes. cheapest in
4pfii1I, 1916 sH5 SAFE Ks x Law. HooFr co.
Tea Pans and Coffee Pots, Stew ms and Tin
April ii. ISIS Jas. LAW HooFF GO.
I 0N0 LBS of Buttor Wanted. at IN. market
l,0tIO rriee. D-s HUGHES.
1'rEwARE. in various articles; for ;.le b
VASES Beautiful sets for sale by -
AK Shin giles. and Pine and Oak Plank AID
framing Lumer. for sale by.
March 2, ISIS. JAS. Law HooFF CO.
Try HA1SEs' Five Cent Havana Cigars, if you
wish good smoke,
June %, 1874.