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The Grand dsecSrs Of: Bsanty!!

Is heafth:s iThe secret of:healtl theipowei
to eat, digest and iassimilat ate gfopesa gum.
tity of tEhotesof1e, N nutritious food This
can never be done when, the liver does'not
act its part ,It,issthe great dfiFing wheel in
the mechanism of man, and Whendti out
of order, the whole. organization becomes
deranged and fever dyspepsia ,:as sick heaa ne1;a
kidney disease and general debility ensues.
To restore the normal functions OF the nvef
and impart that beauty, which always at
tend healthy, robust constitution. DR'
TIJTr's VEGErAHLE LIVER PILLS are conscien.
tiously recommended. They are designed
solely for the disorderei liver and the dis
ease which it produces. They are not q
cure-nll, but in the cases mentioned they
rarely ever fail to effect cure.
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GINNERs' MEETING.

wetare requested to announce that there
will be a meeting of the ginners of Anderson
County at this place on next Monday morn
ing at ten o'clock for the purpose of consid-
ering important interests. Every ginner IN
the County is earnestly requested to be pres
er,t at that time if possible, and if not present
To he represented by proxy.
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MASS MEETING AT. DOUBLE SPRINGS

We are requested to announce that there
will be mass meeting of the Democracy at
Double Springs in the Fork township of this
County on next Saturday. Several speeches
are expected, and the candidates generally
are invited to attend. Every citizen of the
vicinity is invited to attend, and the ladies
are requested to bring their baskets with
them. The colored people are especially
invited to be present, as the speakers desire
to address portion of their remarks to their
race. The day will no doubt be an interest
inc one
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Want Of Confidence.

Trade is depressed, and the industries o!
the whole country flags. Ask the cause and
you are told it is due to want Of conf;
dence." Ask the few who have not used
Dr. Turr's HAIR DYE and they say Il have
no confidence in it. have been so often
humbugged by such articles" )" We ask them
to read the following testimony from parties
of undoubted veracity:
HAwK1Nsv1LLE, GA, October 80, 1863:
DIR. w. H. TUrr-Dear Sir: consider
your Hair Dye a. triumph. Our BARRIERS pro-
nounce it superior to all others.
Yours truly,
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COTTON.

For the past week cotton has been coming
in slowly. Market firm and steady Mid
ldlings9@9
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lApmfNtf1srKAroRsY SALE
YHNBLT RRl1RERY.
Ilur .l;,+-o-,- lr,cu III,

III
|d,x HREEXBEE,,ito to AN al order order from the
"A Court of Ordinary Of Frank lin Coun-
] ~, Ca, will beisoldi Before the Court House
door I'M GAINESVILLE, CAY in said
.Countyl onApg .,n; .efes2 i',.': ,Pn1l sa-:
TUESDAY, OCTOBER sd,, 1875,
Within. the. usual hours Of sale, SEVEN
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, more, or
less, lying in franklin County, on the
'TugaIo River, belonging to the Estate of
E. G: Eddins, deceased; adjoining lands of
OK. Jafrestaana, dover of Mrs. Mary A.
,Eddips. -. iifa ..,i. 10 :. Lon. nd.
The. Air Line Railroad, runs within two
hundred yards Of the line of the land.
+ : There are, -: 49,. -.
So. Acres Ar T. River Bottom,
Which is firstclass, IN high state Of cula:
vation,: the balance in UPLAND and
BRANCH BOTT0M, mostly ini -
8" ""o ORIGINAL II RI N. FOREST. :fasyI
j; There are on the ptemises two houses for
| tenants, with Gin House. Orchard, &c.
lMi The property is situated 1convenient to
| Churches, School Houses and Mills, and
can can be fd1iiy divided into two or moresettlements.
1an . a'i0 hTsrlns Or Sale. ~a
I5AuEi G.sI.a nf!, '.pE ,HI&otA -,
Credit Of one, two, and three years, with
interest from date at Z per cent, purchaser
to give note with approved security, and re-
ceiye bond for titles until purchase money
is paid. . .'.s"---'...'.', -
Sold by.H. C..Eddins, Administrator, by
| virtue of an order of the Court Of Ordinary.
|, a., r. .r,.i7H. c.. .EDDINS, Admir-.
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"a. THOMPSON, Druggist.

New ORLEANS, October S, 1870.
DR.. Turr-Dear Sir: Your Hair Dye bids
fair to run every other dye out Of this mar
ket Respectfully, JOHN K1MBADL.
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FLOUR. FLOUR.

TO arrive in few days Is barrels of the
celebrated brands Of Flour from O. F. Noel,
Tennessee, and for sale low. '.a e
,,.,, -, Il TOWERS g. BROYLES.
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HARNESS, i|,I:;, HARNESS.

THE best assortment Of Harness, Brides
and Saddles in Town, and for, sale low for
cash, FOR to prompt paying customers on
tune. gfNow Is thel time to buy, asswe are
going to sell. 3.ota l,,a D.. -
.-.u TOWERS, & BEOYLES.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, August q, 1871:
DIR. Turr-Dear Sir: Your Hair Dye is the
best ever used.
Yours truly, u. U. MYERS.
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BOOTS rs. and SHOES.

VXTILL be sold lower than ever sold in
wv this market.
-. TOWERS & BROYLES.
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NEW II ! | s@:Y Y ()RK:.. Oh CASH jSTORE!!

q. biaS I'D ,e9ya aynia1ie 1sd Il
- % sidsup .tIoli s7M '';i:.
q nniiYEisiiG. - Lima ;dg!,s
-. ,nh ln <pnuioa1f.n nfil tG
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THE CENTENNIAL.
Travel to Philadelphia from all parts
of the country is increasing, and very
large proportion of the visitors to the e1-
hibition pass few days in Washington.
This they are able to do, at no extra
charge for car fare, owing to the patriot
ism and liberality of President j. W.
Garrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, who inaugurated the system by
which travellers from the West bound to
Philadelphia can take Washington on
their way without extra charge. Or they
may return home by the way of Wash
ington, as they may choose. The Cen
tennial Exposition owes not q little Of its
success to the cooperation Of the officers
of the several railroads throughout the
country and these gentlemen have been
accustomed, for years, to look upon Mr..
Garrett as their leader in all public-spir-
tied enterprises, and to take their cue
from him.
THE METRIC SYSTEM OF WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES.
An earnest effort is being made by the
advocates of the international or Metric
system of weights and measures to pro-
cure its adoption in the United States.
An organization called the American
Metric Bureau, having its headquarters
in Boston, now publishes bulletin call
ing attention to the advantages of this
system. There is no doubt that the met.
ric system is superior in simplicity and
intelligability 10 our present confused
and arbitrary system, or rather no sys.
tenn and there Is no doubt that it will
sooner or later come into use in this
country. 1t has already been adopted
in France, Germany, Austria, the Meth.
erlands, Southern Europe, and South
America, and has been legalized in,Great
Britain and the United States. - :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24
Grange NIiXt,11.e.

TTNHIS valuable Fertilizer is m ufsctured by the
i old and reliable PatApsco GuAnO Co., OF Bal
timore, under the immediate supervision of their
Chemist, DR.. G Iiebig. 1t was introduced by
them about three years ago to meet .hs general
demand for a low priced but genuine and reliable
Fertilizer. II has proved entire success, and
the demand for it has increased. that last year
the sales amounted to 5000 Tons II il rich in
all the elements of plant life which the and
Art of man supply. and contains NO sand nor
Auyother yRlueless matter. While ontHinipR
so large per centAge Of Ammonia : most OF the
high priced Fertilizers. it has nearly double tke
quantity of Bone Phosphate of Lime in 8 decom-
posed and available form which makes 1t mo re
permanent 10 effect and consequently of greater
value TO the farmer than the priced and high
~ 1mmnniAted articles. weinvite farmers to III
and examine the sample have at our ware
house WASHINGTON q TIPPTr T
August !, 1876
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24
TALLOW WANTEnI

THE HIGHEST price-ip C..h or Trade
DRIED APPLES and Peaches wanted in
- trade ior Goods. by HUGHES.
EIH z IOBA CCO-1l inch Hat P!ugs at only
70 Cent. Fer plug, for saIe by
March ., 1876 q. s. HI GRES
i tioa unsurpasled for making Light broad
bisep'', Cskc, and PAstry-for sale BY
feb: -, 1916. ID : HUGHES
STALEY, Armstrong Il Chad~ick's Cn,ice
~ Roasted Coffee, for IAle BY
Feb. y, 1876. d s HUGHES
RAkER's Chocolate. for salc by
ID Feb -. lSTG d s HUGuEs
EEAGASs & HAINEs' Choice Family Flour.
GOnstAntly on hand and Tor sale ~
feh: y, 1916 D. s. HTGHEs.
CHEWING and Smoking Tobacoos-a full lire
~ constantly kept on hand and cold cheap, bz
fsb y ieI6 D HUGHES
BEAUTIFUL Pure Ston. China Wash Bowls
~ and Pitchers, for sale At \ bargain hv
feb. y. 1876. D s. HUGHES.
AIDES and Gent!omen's Cloves Ho.e and
- Handkerchiefs, for sale y
NJ &C.. i9. rs e. sale BY SIS DAIcARx.
GOODS at Grange.E Prices. At
November q, 1873.
ARD Sugar Cered Hams ana Sides. .!so Bs-
- con Sides and Shoulders, for sa!c bv
AFrIl -, 1876. s. 3. DALCARS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24
FIELD AND FIREsIpE.
Phe Model Farmer.

The mndel farmer can't be found in every
ueIRhborhOOd- YOU may even tramp over
halt country possibly without meeting him.
But When your eyes once fall an rhe model
farmer you may know HIN by the following
signs
L. The moiel farmer thoroughly Lorcs his
business; regards ~ uue OF the uobiest of
callInss; Is wide awake to- all its interests,
and trkes an active part in every enterprise to
push them forward. But our model farmer
has no hatred of honest workers in other lines
OF industry, And knows full we'll that every
pursuit Is made prosperous through the har-
mony aud prosperity of all the rest.
2 Our model farmer is a thinker He has
laid out his farm with especial reference to
the highest possible convenience The ar
raugemen. of his barn, feeding-shed and pig
pens all show the thought-full purpose. His
fields are cultivated with rotation of CROP,
settled upon years beforehand The model
farmer likewise plans the work of the season
so that every particular job has its place, and
there Is no confusion OF doubt as to what
comes next.
b The model farmer is likewise model
business man. He is wary about going into
debt, knows just what his liabilities are, kecps
systama'ic accounts of all his transactions.
can tell yuu rhr exact cost and proti: of every
crop aud every nerd. meets his obligations
With pr'mp'ness, and don't finish up a new
h"n~e "r new harm with 4 mortgage.
4 fne mnie- farmer Is model In skillful
farm management lie USES all his labor
"as'ng Instrument, bur keeps them IN per-
feet order aud h"uS~s When not 10 use Yuu
wiz mud -" M tnols ueiTher rust nor rot
Hr 'i"e> eserv'h sn-: IN its proper tims-lnve-
thor"u@hnrS~ estes weeds. bates siovenIy
farm H., R'Se- NJ. tick good shelter aud
Ahun ant f"nd tu, ko"w- aud practices the
art "t feeding tor specific purpose-whether
for growth or far,eniog. butter or work. He
knows also the fitness of particular soils to
particular products, and plants accordingly.
D The model t-rn.er il an economist He
wastes no t'"e Y ~! ont find h.m LOST,
Ins IA gr"relIe- 90" ~atr:i:0.: ~, Gs7-sao.!s
boxes o. t." ',..s-f ,.su HI-,5u.e * arsr,
of his cao"at, aud he invests ~ =, as 70 cs:
the greatest rr"fts He is also an economis.
OF labor Ho seeks constantly t. accomplish.
results with the least possible wear aud tear
of the muscle and every genuine appliance
for shortening processes N labor finds favor
With him Beng far from market he cons
denses his products SO AZ to transror. the
highest value in til" least bulk. Conseouent-
~ he raises the best stock, keeps il. in foe
condition, and cultivstes the best of fruits.
IrOgreSSire Farmer
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24
Fl1nn~7s,

"HITE-Heavy t~i!Ica fnctory, t~iIled do
w met, shaker, plain domCt, and line
OF plain ali wool white Eisnnels.
RED Firemans'. superior scarlet mcrino twill
~ ed me and heavy nd plain all wool red Einn-
(NANTONS-Colorcd. untIesched and bls.ch.d
-: cAnt"ns IRON ~ to 81,
Nov. Q. GEO. " T. KEARSLEY
BAKING Mola.se. and svru7s, tor ssie Nv
u GEO. ". I. KEARSLEY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

BREAKFAST CAKE. One pint of sweet
milk ~" t,hl"au onusful of butter; one heap
'"s '"a-p""nful az hsk;ng pnwder; worked
thoroughly thr..us' fnnr enough 70 make a
barter not c"ry -r:f Bake in gem pans in a
qu'ck nv.u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

To CURE Worcestershire the voice
Is lost, as Is sometimes the case. from the
effects of cold, simple pleasant remedy is
furnished by beating up the white of one egg.
adding t" it the juice of one lemon. and
sWeetening with white sugar to the taste =
Take reaspoonful from time to time. It has
been known To efec:ually cure the ailmen,.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24
EIIcA M,
'.BoYs WIG woRE THF GRAY.

Lines NuSGest>d ~ tie frequent rnsnffoo of
The b., q ~" W"rs She Blue
Oh! let us NOT forget them.
Fur their deeds we're noble too,
And ti.eV bore rs many hardsbios
AS the BOYS whn Wore the Blue.''
They shed their blood as freely.
Aud although they lost tile day.
Oh. shalt We not r~mrmbsr them-
The BOYS <p" " lore the Gray"
Ali hruoF f., ouE gallant sons.
So honest a.. true;
Tn.,!T save ',,r couaIiy II theN can
The Bows who Wore tie Blue -
Bar While we MS 70 en- God speed.''
Ard for 80 ris'i' wruld nray.
Oh L.. a. "a { ,n ls.'-:ss pass
II. lea, " re f'e Gray.''
For 'nauE i heart Ia weary now,
And tears sized zach day
For many owed and hsnOred one
VIII" b'eJ and died IN gray"
Tnen let the BOYS who Wore the Blue
jim hands and rotes to-day,
To save Irs country from disgrace,
With th.'se who "w"re tire gray"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

j Last year Mr.. John T. Ross, of Lou.
doun county. Va, bought 5000 worth of
sheep. among them 235 ewes. These he d.
rided at landing time into four focks. which
he watched with tender care. aud the result is
that he raised 278 lambs. aud for the lambs
and the wool he obtained 81, 246, or sl3S A.
for each 800 invested.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

PoTATo souP-Boil eight potatoes and
one good-sized ONION until tender; strain
through sieve: add one quart of milk, sal.
aud pepper to taste. and nearly one tea-cup
OF butter put all in a saucepan and let it
come to boil. Serve hot
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

HOUSING PLAETs.-Plauts, when FRS.
housed should be kept we'll wa,ered. After
being indoors few weeks, a Encouragement
and cleansing out will do much good. Before
planting in winter quarters divest them of all
dscayed leaves and insects.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

and Will there manufacture Wooden Goods on an
Increased scSlA having SreSter rac!itIrr more
Improved MHc hn cry b.sidca full corps n cnmpe-
tent workmen. Every article heretofore uanuiac-
Iured under my suPervision will N my ireaemt
establish men', be produced in grca'cr p.ri"cti"n
ami will compare fAvO:hby with beet f. hrics
] am in the market for wu"l, and will purchase
at the Factory and through my A genis in Charles.
town .NrsSrS. pTKt & I!aher-G Iuw in the high
est market price. If more convenient Tor my old
customers Who may desire t" cIcha rge Wool for
GHIdt TO deliver the W DOL in Charlss;Own Nrsars.
Duke GallAher are authorized to receive AMI
receipt for the skme
Intnrnt a i"n o prices. &C., may be had by
CharlestuWn
ThsHkful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me. tTuAt to merit, by careful at
tention 90 SGsineEs, the manufacture of superior
goods and 10y m,odsTptr charges, \ continuance Of
the good Will and cusoInuf old friends and trial
by new A. MCCARRELL. JR.
May 20. 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

HATR WAsH--Try half an ounce of borax
t" quart Of water for a hair wash apply
very gently with snOnge on alternate DAYS
apply little glyceriue dissnlved in water.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

In MAKING WHITEwAsH for a smoked
ceiling. for tho first coat mix to every two
quarts of Whitewash one cup of fine, sifted
ashes. This will prevent the smoke from
striking through. After this another coat
may be put on in the customary manner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

To TAKE Rust from steel. cover the steel
With sweet oil we'll rubbed in. In for.y-
eight hours, rub it with finely powdered nm
Stacked lime until the rust disappears.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24
TO TIE FURLIC.

THE undersigned having given his attention 90
the Collection Of Accounts, y G, has concluded
to devote his time principally the duties Of gen
sraI Collector, and invites the attention cj NIcr
chants and Busines. men generally 10 n. r,ct
Prompt and energetic eHOTts my part will be
given to the Collection Of all claims placed in INV
hands. A. " CRAMER
Charlcs;own Jefferson Co, W. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24
"HUSBANDS OF JEFFERSON. Be
WARE"

- hard running, woman killing Sewing Ma
chine; buy Singer, and ha p7iaess and health Will
return to the household. Terms: Ten do.Ia,s
by W HAWKS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

I" Cure TONGUES. take four quarts salt,
two OF m"l'$ses ak ounces saltpetre. three
gallons water Boil aud skim the Ingredients.
and when cold pour over the tongues
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

APPLE PUnDING Eight apples grated ::
the same quantity ~ e'a,e bread three eggs :;
one and half hints of milk sugar and
Hnvnriug to taste Bake one hour in \ slow
oven To be eaten with cream.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24
DO YOU WANT
TO MAKE
Big Cash :" ages
Right at fOur Homes?


WE will send HE HOME. book form. $50
w pages. CoTtaI.s over G,UCO new recipes DIS
cOTerles and processes how to do every Thing. a
compete medical Department, article OF: re-
ltl0n of man 10 WOMAN: record OF events,
ard matter OF great value 10 The n-rchaut, far
MGR. mechanic, every and woman, and of
everyday USE IL the store. Office. wO ksOp par
lur Nltcllch az eSSlhr-rOOln, SICK ROOM etc; all
1Dou Tue t"'eI' et.qGe It, t" dress. walk, write,
etc, games, etc,
Tne Department of General Recipes will ac-
tuailH contAIu thousands of recipes and process
es tre'" md Practical: Of all kinds, much too
numerous 10 mention in detail hero very MANY
of Which cannot be had in any other way all of
witch are valuable and dIfIicclt to procure any
charged for The Home A cnmoleI,. cr.innrrdIa1
the most comprehensive book of the EInd how
TO do about 4. erything. among others TIE max
ing OF soaps tolirt soaps. DIV es ilung, vinegar.
starch, sugar, iellIcs Preserves to tell adulteta.
ted food, to make IQuGrs of all kinds. whisky
wines; branales, grape wines, extracts. perfumes,
pomade'' coSmesticS' lotions, hHir dyes. patent
medicines of all kimIls. Cements glass-UorE min
sral waters, syrmrS nsintS. VarHishcs. rolislIe;,
packing que harIIrsS-OIls to clean paint aid
pictures, to frame pictures neatly aud cf.eapIy
10 tell good lawery, to select ali kinds OF food,
tanning, limitation liquors. champagne, cider,
artificial trnlt essences. IOoth-,OwderS alcohol,
freezing mixture. b,eechinE. ytasr, c1termina-
ton OF vermIn. ivory, Alabaater cn,,Dpls art III
cial gums, soluble glass TO dye wood spirlt var
nlsneS. to enamel wood work in RAINING gliding
Ei!yering .e!ectrotvpiHgeIe ciTnplating. IrnnziuR
pills, ointment, salves garEles, les. mod ynes
fable Of weights and measures, and q host more
things
hAlChk his d OlNER VALUABLE PREMIUMS
Given to Subscribers. New Plan. Nothing
has ever been gotten out whion equals this
agency Tor money making st your homes
To any one who will act as gent We will send
THE HOME post paid. receipt of 25 cents to
prepay postage. 1t - worth more than twenty
times this amount. The regular price is only IS
cents Amy one recipcis worth more $40 day
at your homes sure. The best paying employ
Rlent for any one. A sale is positively sure to
every one. The greatest hit. Entirely new
fOunC People, women. book AGENTS aIIagcnts-
send 20 eents at once. and get copy and cOmDIcte
outfit with instructlOus, etc Address THE BET-
ERT Co, State and Jackson SITS, Chicago.
n, b -DeScrptIvc circulars sent free Saw
where you tIls advertisement
September IL. 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

To REsToRE AND STIFFEN VE1Ls Wash
the veil in tepid water or soap su14. then
rinse in strong blueine; will restore it CON.
pletely and stifen like new.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-24

1 nc only Absolutely sale IllpmlnAtor to in
any Lamp.
1T CANNOT BE EXPLODED.
Elaine, the family safeguard, Warden K OInard,
Pittsburg. FOriale by
Nov 80. 1875. GEO. VT KEARsLEY
TREEPERS, a very useful invention for boot,
~ Aad shoes, to prevent slipping ice. when it
' j.". ii. f 1875 sale O JAS. LAW. nooFF kco
EHRUIT JARS.-hH On's-concedcd 10 be tne
L best Jar uSe-qunrts and halt gallons; for
sale by JAS. LAW HOOFF CO.
&INGLE and Double Shovel. Iron Beam and
- Steel Shovel PIOughs: Cast Steel Single and
Double ShOveis for sale by
JAS. LAW. HOOFF CO.
pOPPLEiN'S Silicated Supcr-Phosphate of
Lime. CaIIaud examine circulars.
NAV 2. 1876. JAS LAW HOtFF CO.
pLoGGHS.-Ify you need Two Horse Plough
wa'rHntod :" please or no sale, try the Heck,
May Is. 1875. JAS. LAW HoOFF & CO.
~ Ais NAILS !!-Sow receiving large stock
L Nails vhish are selling red uced rates
MAY Is. 1875 JAS LAW. HOOFF h co.
| ASTERSS and Lantern Iobes, cheapest in
April II, 1876. jas. LAW. HooFF CO.
Tea Pans aad Coffee ros', Stew P and Tin
Aprilll 1876 JAS. LAW. HooFF K co.