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RED UCTION
PRICES.
UR AND FEED, DR
ERIES, READY.
THING; BOOTS AND
TS AND CAPS, &c.
would tail the attention of
s fact that he ie derlingin the
sinese,and seIling*t
,11 LOW PRICES.
HAND A 'VERY
STOOK OF
PINE,
MAPLE,
glIERRY
at Prices Scarcely coved*
of Production.
AS4 HEMLOCK
50 per Thousand—Feet.
g,E CONSTANTLY
N HAND;
A FEED,
:the Lowest Possible Prices. -
'ark
rices.
rar in Gristing'
r. Special Attention.
ant for the Spring and Sam
:arse oral Choice Stock of
GFOOD S,
IDE CLOTHING,
AND SHOES,
41D CAPS, C.,
a Fine Stock of
CERIES,
oe sold at Very Low Figures.
.ion to the foregoing advertise.
ter begs to thank bits friends
erally for the Liberal Patronage
in the past, hoping, by strict
ma, to merit the same In the
VENWOK,.
WINTHROP''
kOHINt. SHOP.
[ up the proruis_ ex formerly oe.
;AY & SCOTT, we are prepared
01 ENGINES,
�LOItiN (,
CD SAW . IILL5',
GLE;
Stave Machinery, &c.
#TH WORK
AND
L 'REPAIRS,
ciy Attended To.
aN i OTHER CASTINGS
JRNISHED
Nn MANUFACTURING Co.
AN,. 141anuger.
B,. near Mansion House.. 425
CHEAPEST SPOT
TOWN.
DOES TILE BUSINESS.
ROOi"7,it1N. DEALER,
FORTK
na Kelly for Cash, and, having
wisee hire customers the benefit,
would pursue thio system.
(sr, die a natural death.
ERIE.Se
Fresh, New and Good.
lea at du cente per pound in
fun 10 pounds.
5ti; ar, from 10 to 12 pounds
AND FEED
•
a I;::livered in 'rows Free of
it;T`I`E1t. AND EGGS,
"roluce in exchange. for Goode
aw firoecry, zrearly opposite
rth
JOHNKYLE:,
DRAW KILN,
1RR OW8
l"akc
this, r_plfortueity to return
- mt. roux_ ctietoruors for the
to tlttm during the past Ha-
zlet atte
ea-zletatte Ition to beef:nossrand
t article, to merit a- voodoo: -
R g D DAILY.
*teed. Trico 1d- cents: Par
1:..15 cera, on care.
it'll 1.C`€'ICY f:ASH.
MAY 19, 1876,
elaniesmolloolaseemass
The Man Who KiWalssed Dr. Mary
Dr. Mary E. Walker's peculiar walking
dry is certainly a very convenient cos-
tume to have an when descending into the
bowels of the earth and taking a trip
through the alines. She visited the
Crown Point mine lately in company with
Miss India Sheets, Miss Lena Smith and
Ed. Barris, the party being in. charge of
Mr.:Balch, the foreman of the mine. The
Silver City Reporter thus gives some in
cidents connected with the little episode:
"Barris, who, as every one knows, is a
firat-class assayer, and withal au invet-
erate joker, played all manner of inex-
cusable tricks on.the innocent and un-
skilled doctor—such, for instance, as mak-
ingher believe that a piece of barrenquartz,
was real bonanza ore, and that some sul-
phurets of iron were pure gold. He even
went so far as to try to palm off a piece
-of crystalizednartz as a ruby ; but this
was too inueh for evil the doctor's cred-
ulity. While clown in th e mine, 'i,700
feet from the surface, Ed. did a thing
which no other man on the Comstock but
he would ever dream of attempting. Ile
had the audacity, the nervethe courage,
the heart, the stomach to kiss the doctor.
Yes. to print a kiss on those Iips which
had been strangers to such a token of re-
gard ever since the time when she first
pother maiden legs into a pair of breeches
and tried to be a man. The doctor let on
to be mighty indignant at the familiarity
and said she wanted no one but her hus-
band to take such liberties. (wonder when
she'll get one), but nevertheless liked it
pretty well, which fact impresses us more
favorably than anything we have heard
about her for a long time."—Gold Hill
(Nev.) News._
•
A bad Bootjack.
It is a Wisconsin paper, namely, the
New Lisbon Age, that tells the story
following:— " One day. last week, a
young man in one of the rural districts,
went intra the woods to do some work,
and, while there, one of his boots felt
uncomfortable, and he resolved to draw
it off to see what was the matter. To do
se, he thought the crotch of a sapling
that stood near him, would answer for
the purpose of a- boot jack. Ile placed
his heel in the crotch and gave a pull, but
he slipped and fell on the broad of his
back, with one of his feet higiain the
air, sticking fast in his new fashioned
hoot jack:- From this uncomfortable
position. he was unable to extricate him-
self, and he laid_there struggling until
10 o'eloek the next day when he was dis-
covered and released, by a party of
friends, who had been hunting for him
-all the previous night. Since his sus--
pension, Lyman does not consider the
sapling boot jack n great success, and
he will hereafter; draw off his No. lls,
with a, convenience that will not serve
him such a trick as the sapling did.
Expenlaes of Moody's Meetings.
The hex Tenses of brother Moody's
three months' revival in Philadelphia
smounted to $0,000; the expenses of his
ten weeks' revivaiin New York, ran up
to $42,000. The number of Philadelphia
converts was estimated as 12,000; the
number of converts in New York, is be-
lieved to be about 8,000; his revival in
Brooklyn brought in between three and
four thousand converts; and his revival.
at , Northfield gave him a .few hundreds.
May be caleulate.d,therefore, that the
whole number of -men and worsen, who. —as has been said --have had the auto-
graphs of Moody and Sankey written on
their hearts since the beginning of revival
operations last September; has not been
far from 25,000. If these converts, dr one
half of them, or ono quarter of them,
have really been r&xnuecl from their evil
ways, end transformed in their lives,l here
must be some interesting manifestations
of the power of practical religion in the
community.
His Love for his Horse.
According to the Worcester 82'y,
Gen. E. W. Pierce, a citizen of Freetown,
Mass., is calmly waiting the time when
he and his horse shall lie side by side in
theVame burial lot. Once when he was
in the Army, it says, he was without
food for a whole day, and at night he
took ono ear of corn from six that had
been given to his horse, and, having roast-
ed it, made his supper on it, while his
horse disposed of the other five. - During
the meal he resolved, if his faithful horse
lived to get home he would keep him till
he died, and then bury hire in his fam-
ily cemetery. When he had . got home,'
this plan was firmly opposed by his wife,
who didn't care to be buried beside a
dumb brute. But he replied that she
couldn't -be buried with hien then, for he
would be buried with his horse if she
wasn't buried at all. The wife bas since
obtained a divorce, and there is now no
obstacle to his cherished. desire.
Poisoned by Wearing Colored
' Goods.
The London Lancet reports another case
of inflammation of the feet caused by
wearing socks with orange -reel stripes.
Poisonous substances seem now to be
employed recklessly or ignorantly by
dyers of wearing fabrics, An instance is
mentioned of a gentleman who bought a
new bat, and, after wearing it a few days,
was troubled with very severe headache,
and small ulcers appeared on his forehead
and the whole upper port of his head be-
came swollen. ' Examination showed
that the btown leather inside the hat
was colored ,with a poisonous aniline dye,
and was the occasion of all the inflamma-
tory symptoms.
in a epeeist train for
is advertised to go this
80 hours. This, tisst
Chic*go`over the Pen
Whence nt will 6(9 'fn
a ' cial engfnea milder
Stennett. The en
in .Chicago n0 10 ger
transfer the.:train' to
Nortlhweilrtern roam.
the newspaper party
to Yokohama, and
teed to Calcutta, ,Caii► o
Mediterranean to F
proceed td `Qaeenstow
bark for New York.
SPEOI AL
Errs's COCOA.—Gra
—" By a thorough
natural laws which g
of digestion and nutri.
ful' application of th
well -selected cocoa,
vided our breakfast to
ly flavoured beverage
many heavy doctors'
judicious use of ouch
a "conititution may be
until strong eaaugb to
deny- to 'disease. II
maladies are Boating
attack wherever ther
We may escape mane
keeping ourselves well
blood; and a properly
divil ,Service Gazette.
ets labelled- •' James
maeopathic iChemists,
St.,and 170, Piccadilly
fici8CO3 W
tis that 011
will trays
o
nia iioe,1
"to Gosha
Irectio t'q
' tag will'rei
tray f
t San Franc
I ; take a etea
andthey twill
..throngb
• They
Mand,; and
1011113.
rid con fo mug:
O ledge of the:
rnthe opera ions
, and liy a da e-1
properti s of
Epps has
with a'deli a -
oh may sa'
I.It isb:
iees cif diet
aduaily bui
r1st everylt
eds of s
nd us' re
a
weak p
fatal Oafi
fled with
fished fra
only in p
ps & Co.,1
Threadn
Ibndon," 4
(ONFE$SIONS OF A V] c IM.—Publish
' a warning and for the .orfeflt of yo
and others who suffer from N = one Debility
of Manhood, &c., giving hi: rales of Self
afterurndergoing much stiffe rig and erpen.
mailed free on receiving a
velope. Address NATHANI
Box 158, Brooklyn, N. Y.
118'
eP
oes,
re
' nst.
st-paid directed en-`
L MAYFAIR, P 0.!.
26E
TN consumption andseroful
there is defective nutriao
formation to repair the rata
vature of the opine or iickels
eneyof Phosphate of Lima
in hip disease, in enlarge%
the neck or King's Evil, in
scald bead andother varlet'
Diu. WHEELER'S Componn
and Calisaya is recommend
ical authorities in Europe
many cures of these affectin
estimation 01 its great val. z.
ne ulceration,
end imperfe
pf disease; i
whore there is
In white ewe
nt of the glan
16 rheum,;in ec
s of skin dig
lixer of Phos
by the highest
dAmeriea, an
justify this
THE GREAT FEMALE
Periodical Pills—Thi
unfailing in the cure of
dangerous diseases to whi
tion is subject. It macre
moves all obtraetione, an
relied on. To wattled ladi
It will, in a short time, b
riod with regularit; . Th
taken by Females daring
of Pregranoy, as they are
carriage, bat at any other
all eases of Nervone
pains in the back and lim
croon, palpitation of th
whites, these pills will effe
means have failed; and
remedy, do not contain i
or anything hurtful to t
directions in the pamphle
which should be carefnlly
New York, Sole Prroprieto
for postage enclosed to N
ronto, Ont., general age
will insure a bottle eon
return mail. Sold in Be
Co., J. S. Roberts, and 13.
WHAT THE
Pnorez.—`hero are but 1
icing which have withst
mint of the people for a
One of these is Dr. Thom
the following and be convi
Farnham Centre, P.Q., wri
ed with rheumatism for t
have tried many remedies
I tried. Dr. Thomas' Eelec{t
have had no attack obit, I
a11." J. H. Earle, hotel k
Q., writes, " I have been
plaint for several years;
medicines with little or
Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil
ate relief, and.1 would say
with the best effect. No
I have tried it on my horse
&e., and thin k it is equall
is for man.', A, Maybes,
writes, "1 have sold some
Eeleetrie Oil, and it is p
one of the best medlefn
done wonders in healing
throats, &c., and is wort
ewe." Joseph Rogan, t
I was pomaded to try
for a lame knee which t
four years, and I never fo
curing lameness. It is
A. M.1•Iamiiton, Warkw
I was troubled with a ewe
ed me very mach. Mr.
duced me to try Eclecti
bottle was used I wat
remarkable medidine."
dealers. Price 25 Cents. f
N .Y. And NORTHROP &;
Sole Agents for the Domi
—daoSelecte.d and Eleetrizei
E. Hickson & Co., J. S.
t
e
a
DY. -Job Mo
nable inedic�
lose painfu
o female co
s; all excess a
s edy cure m
t poculiaily sj
onthe month
pills should n
e first three m
re to bring on
e they are sate
Spanal Affec'
fatigue on slig.
eart, h eterie , and;
cure when all o her.
lthough a pow: n1
, calomel, anti m • y,,
eonstitueion. all
and each peek: ger,
served. Job lit • es
$l 00 and 121 •nto
hrop & Lyman, To•
fl r the omfin'on,;
nig over 50 p by
hbyE. Hick • &
m den. 7
Y KAY OF 3T 1 ri.w FAO/8 FO HI:
preparations o ed•`
the imp rtlal j dg
reat length of t'me.
Erlectrio 011. Fall
d Thee Robin on,
, "I have been aet,
o last ton Iyeare, and
ithout any relief, , ntil
c 011, and since born
uld recommend t. to
or; West SheffOr i, P.
bled with live nom,
have tried ant
benefit, until I c�
ich gave me I ,• ,, edi•
t 1 have Used i 8 nee
should be with, , t it
cases of alts. • . nd
good for hors s i
erohant, Wark are
ndreds of bot of
ounced by the bile
hey over used, ha
1 relieving psi , , or
f the greatest ao fid,
ship of Percy, wr tae'
etas' Eelectrlc Oil,
r hereo
= i•
d anything like it to
bled me f
eat publ a befit.1'
, writes, "For w:ekse
ankle, yhich n • oy
bee, of thi a pl a in
Oil and before one
tired. Ifs is of ost
Id' by all me eine
THOMAS, PrrE r/{,
MAN, ToFronto,1 nt.,
n. Nese--Edle•tri'c
Sold in Seafert, by
berts, and 11. I, me-
re4
11'
ur
ei.
8e,''
ell
tee!
ed -if
igh
es'
fs
ad'
t lt-
d re -
be
ri ed.
ly Pa-
o be
the
In
;f ' as,
rf1 ex-,
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le
MILLINERY,
MILLqs3
7271M -
SEA F
IM
SEAF
ERY,
LLIl�E¢�
MANTLES,
MAN
Blind, but not Helpless. AT
A Massachusetts paper says that some
three miles from Westminster village, in W. HILL'S, S
that state, and about half a mile from
any other house, an old lady has lived
entirely alone for more than 15 years.
She is 83 years of age slid wholly blind
yet she builds her own fire in an old-fash- The Millinery and
ionecl fireplace, makes her tea, and man-
ages to prepare her meals and do the gen- -
eral work about the house. A neighbor
carries her a loaf of breadoccasionally,
chops her wood and maintains a distant
oversight of her affairs, but for the most
part se does her own work. She owns
a valuable timber lot and some other real
estate,but prefers to live alone in her
darkness and old age rather than pay to
bo taken care of. j
A Voyage Round the World.
Several newspapers, including the New
York Ilerald and Times,' HIarper's Week-
ly, and. If'rank Leslie's Illustrated, have
organized an expedition far the purpose of
encompassing the earth in` 80 days. - The
London T;mies has joined the enterprise,'
and will send 13r. Russell, known as
" Bull Run " Russell, nd an artist cos
-
fleeted with the Il/atRtr t)c1.Newa will also
accompany the expedit on. The expedi-
tion will leave Now York about June 1,
1
W . HILL'S is filled'
CALL AND
fs,ntle Roo, at
tla Choide Go dui
SAW LOG
Messrs. COLEMA
Will pay the -Hi
SAW LOGS
Mao a quantity of Bill
manufacture of Hoops.
Custom Sawin
and as cheap as at any
Lumber of every
Lath and Picketo awls 6
10Weet market prices, :1
5000 CEDAR
COLEMA
417
ANT
t Gash Price fcir
ALL 8.
LOGS suitable r the
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beantifyi
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CE'LSIOR
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nd p eserving the eomplexi'n
ad#c to
E4CKLES i'R 'TIONS OF Tel
K N, OTH,
SUN RN AND TII.N..1
oat excel! nt Toil t Article e'er offered o
bile. It ha gee the sunbur ed gee a • d
to a
The
the pi
hands
1"tisl
trial.
harm
esti, Heal
hat every lay
This is en it
ass mater al, an
hi-1Loolcing Tex tyre
COM'L
Beer offered for sal
se f r yourself;
di pe a with it
MA E THL S
is ving al:
Giv this -a
cl
bl
wj11 use afte
y new, and
s certainly t
I!
giving a
composed • f
ire beet
N .TOILET
is no hum
ho - e who have u
t w'1i
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m's
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SOFT &
►es and disc+
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ut It.
FOR SALE
S. R b :r' Dru
Allo i KTH.
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INSURAN E jA
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I8 AGENT for S
nd Life I sur
ed t take risk on
OST
A
Alio Agent for
dietis.
Alio Agent for
and Village proper
UMBRR
ROVE.
0 FICE—O er
,Sbef:•rth.
ss
NY 'INFE
A,FORT
LAND
STR
ve
Ile
he
ever
ho fay
y.
1 First-CIa
Companies,
ABLE
ng—try, a • d
ed it will et
MOOT
lorations.
ill lint
T
Ston,
AENCY.
N
• S eek, ' ire
and Is pre toe
ER'MS.
.1 of the estiLoan 'So-
le and pur hat of Farms
.FIRST -OL SS
A MS PO
Morrison's S
one Maini 6,
IdR IMIT
THE
TIONB
AIRE
VY
NOW OFFER E
LOOK UT F R THE
AC 0
ST MP
;. SEAFORTII LA.NIN
subscriber egsrleave to the,
mai:mere ger he liberal petit
hi since comma eines bugbear's i
tru that he nifty be -layered wit
D ovine to
E LUM
s salt, ss
BRING
He feels con
b Mel favour
but Arot-slasswo
Particular tt
it E fa
DS, MO
11 , LATH
ion paid to
II. BR
•
AT THE
'FARMERS' STOR E, 8
OFpkY, YOUN
SPARLING.
0-00D S
•
§PARL NG.
00.
VE
DECIDED TO RE AIN
THEY HAVE THEREFORE
"Nr•FtY, FINE #SS
WRICH TREY AIRE DETERMINED TO OF;
EST PRICES.
THEIR STOO
• 1
7
IS VERY 60MPLE
n Early Call Sol
ID IN A
•
Y GOO DP
R AT THE VERY LOW -
E.
THE LADY RU
SELL WATCH,
A little gem, 18k c soli, full jewelled, and' warranted for five
k of English and Genuine Sliver Wadies on
years. A large s
hand, also a full s ck of the Elgin Watch -4 -no bogus Swiss
imitations kept. uy your Watches from a leliable practical
hand and you will know what you are getting. Jutst Received,
at M. R. COUNTER'S a good assortnaent of Ream Silver
•
Plate direct from th celebrated manufactory of Rogers, Smith &
Co., such as Ice Pithhers, Cake Ba,skets,113utter Coolers, Pickle
Castors, Syrup Chips, Spoon Holders, Goblets, Mugs, Fish
Knife and, Fork, Cauet Stands, Napkin Rings, V s, Card Receivers, Table, Des-
sert, Tea, Mustard' ud Salt Spoons, Tatle, Dessert 'Fruit and Butter Knives, Ta-
ble, Dessert, .pickl and Pie Forks, Waiters' Trays, i&c. Remember the above goods
are bought direct f om the manufacturers, and will lie sold at Toronto Wholesale
Prices. Also a complete stock of Jewelry, Cloc 0, Spectacles, Combs, Brushes,
Pipes, Vioiins Vio in Strings from 50c per bundle f 30 strings to 40c per single
string. Watches? lecke and Jewelry of all kind Repaired by practical hands.
Satisfaction guaranteed. or no charge. Cash for Ol Gold and Silver., Sign of tbe
Tree of Silverware in window. M. R. COUNTER, Masonic Hall Block, Seaforth.
ILL
F CT BY
hil•nnm one
Se forth, and
ecrtended to
do Well to give
ea on hand 6
FI
First -Class PI
All COLLAR
Tip-top TRU
All articles pe
CAILL AND SEE.
ST -CLASS CARRIAGE AND TEAM
HARNESS
At, G. R HENDERSON'S.
I Harness at G. E. ENDERSON'S.
Warranted at G. Ei HENDE.P.SON'S.
KS and VALISES d hand. at G. R HEND:ERSON'S.
Migu of the liar . Trunk.
fse On to those
renege, SO 6,06.8
tt• etie
JUST. VED,
A.' LARGE STOCK OF
•
•
Building
Hardwa0,
Which will be sold as
FEN CIRO WI0i A SPECIALITY)
4t.i, OHN KIDlids.
-7GREAT ENOLISH REMEDY1
ci
"ii4 IE
321
Careii all NervOue Diseasee, each as Tremont
produced by o'er in lgence in the use of ece
co and aleoholie sp tS; but the Specific M eine
18 more especially r ;mended AB an nni ng
potency, and all discs es that follow as a a ente
tude, Pain in the Bo, la Dininees o4 Vision, Pre-
mature Old Age, and many other diseases 'that
h.turletaGgroanceve,.all, of wid h, so a rule, aro first (*need
by deviating from t peth Of nature and later
study and Muny ye If ot ex rience in treittInif
te:eptme ospeeine. al di s.' F particulers in nr
pamphlet, whieh we aesire to amid free by mnil, to
64
itTi
be-
aire
WHO WANTS COOD AND STYLISH
JOHN WAR Seaforth,
-Tho Das to in form his frien s and the public in
j'" general that he has a Large and Complete
Stock of
seC
LIGHt SINGL
ttORSE CLOT
Trunks and Va
In fact apything apperta
ways on hand, cheap as an
GRAYwintsoelr ztct.
Roberts, R. Lumscleri, and by sli Druggists.
NonartoR Lymmi, Toronto, Who
Dolce e
rn
ises, Whips,
g to the Trade Ale
in the trade, for cash.
Repairs Executed
DeSpat
N. Bel -Collars a Spec
deseriptibn made to order
Reteernber the Place T
h Neatness and
h.
ty, Collars of every
lirst-class style,
o doors north of the
OHN WARD.
CAR'!ER'S STEA
HIAND over 1,000,0
Luniber, cut and so
ing, Draining and Fencing
VERY LOWE
SAWMILL,
CENTENNJAL.
MONROE HO AN,
OF SEAPORT
Are onlymanufaetnneel in /I
had collage to *end a plow for
to the CentennialExhibition.
They make a Good Article an they are
. not afraid to show it
Onr business has extended so re idly tbat we
are now forced to en-losge our Pran3 We have
sollaesInentlY erected a new Facteey on Main
Street, opposite Wiles Hotel, Wit • re ave have
Urge additional facilities foe doingg• = • work.
PLOWS.
Oar First and best Plow is the G EAT CEN-
TENNIAL. Th.% is an iron beam rid wooden
handle Plow, with steel land side, a is princi-
pally adapted for sod, It is- warm to do as
good work las an iron plow, and is eh cheaper.
feet of good Hemlock
, suitable for Build -
For Sale at the
T *PRICES.
Also a quantity of Inferior quality,
Suitable for Sheeting,
The e8t Quality io Sorted 80 mg
'Rork Witit ut Thug&
OUR NO. 2 PLOW
Is a Hill's Patent, or General Purpo ePlowa and
is the beet of the kind in the Mark t. bas s
wrought iron beam and wooden hart les, and tan
be furdished -with either wzoright east iron
•
Is the Celebrata Thistle Outteroeit or without
atee1 land side. We make two kinds of this plow,
the wellknown No. 13 and an OVelllellt-011
IL Three Shears, ent 9 to 11 Judie wide, with
teak of these plows. These are the dent shears
now made. PRICE, sr5 And sm.
Scuffle -re, both iron and wood ; on Harrows
and Other implements.
Plows and other Farming Imple te repaired
ne atly6n4 quickly, and as cheap go& job
can be done,
Castings for Gray and AleT vish iron
Plows Always on d.
Reimember our New Stand, Sp osite Weir's
Hotel, Main Street, Seaforth.
THE CHALLENGE LOW.
HO FARM SHOULD BS'
WITHOUT II .
WILLIAMS° 'S
CELEBRATED
Thistle Cutter'
FRICE, $15 AND UP 'ARDS.
GRAHAM _WILLIAMSON,
TS now manefacturing two,kin
▪ trated Wronght Iron Beam
Plows, with or without steel land ei
lowing parties are now using the
can be referred to by intendin
Henry maul, 8, Rogemon, A, Ea
Stant y.
He also begs to direct attention
ed Iron Beam and Wooden Handle
GENERAL PURPOSE!
*litchis so well and favorably knO
qUiresi no puffing
MraldrILLIAMSON -wen Id also d
to the feet that he has receivedi
plows:from California and other for
Iron Harrows, gorge Hoes and S
• han
G. WILLIAMSON.
FARM ER AND DAlilYMEN.
of his eele-
hietle Cutter
es. The foi-
e plows, and
purchasers :
Mceloy, Mr.
T. McCann,
his eelebrat-
LOW,
n that it re -
met attention
rders for his
sen countries.
rs always;
Mrs. WHITNEY,
TS ALWAYS readyto supply Mi
and DAIRY UTENSIL
on the Shorteat Notice, and at
snit all who want a good article.
eaforth
of every kind
e.es that will
Call mid See What She 0 in Bo Be-
fore Petreha8ing Eke "'here.
THE PUREST AND BE:ST
In the market Wholesale' a
Every Kind of Tin War,
Hand or Made to
Remember the Plaee—Corner
4813 MRS.
COAL OIL
n8tantiy on
ohn and Main
DISSOLUTION OF PART ERSH1P.
THE Partierstill heretofore fells
the urdersigned , under the
consent. The blueness will berate
on be. 2. R. Williams, Ali debti•
the late firm will be liquidated by
and all debts dne the late firm
ed by R.1
IWO
isting between
name of VIL-
ed by mutual
ter be tarried
-contracted by
R. Williams,
be eollext,-
TIO. connection with the above 6 undereigned
-L. desires to state to hi6 IIIIIIKTOR customers and
friends than he intends to cordite the menufse-
foCe, at tbe old stand, Helms no such feeillties
as will enable him to turn out a ttei. article for
Med in this section.
To those indebted to him be ar Id eay thet au
immediate settlement is Celdred, s he is =gent,-
ly in need of money,_
S forth Pump Factory;
BUTTER TUBS.
SAMUEL
to trAli now on. lisnd at the
'1"1' a number of hie well and
lif whine Tterna But
Then Paclieges are the hes
give satisfaction.
LARGE runes
Mr, Trott expects Ina short.
and tis-
Islyknown
Rte
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