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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
LOOKOUT FOR OLD CHRIS,
GRAND ARRIVAL OF MS BAGGAGE AT THE
"VALLEY CONFECTIONERY"

GRAND ARRIVAL OF HIS BAGGAGE AT THE
"VALLEY CONFECTIONERY"
HENRY DUNN, the only authorized agent in
i this place of his ExccllenCy, CHRIS KRIN-
GLE, Esq. announces TO the people Of Chariestown
and surrounding country, that he is now receiving
at his store. the Baggage and Equipments Of the
'Old Gentleman" which are to be distributed in
rich prOGuson, and at such prices will astOnish
even those who think cent as big as Cart Wheel
ticles which have been lett with me supply the
The middle aged Of all sexes colOrs and conditions
He has on hand
TOYS OF EVERY DIES CRIPTIoN,
To make cheerful the hearts and iubant the spirits
of the Juvenile population, anu full supply of
FRENCH AND COMMON CANDIES,
FdC6 Cakes.
70 make complete the WEDDING and HOLIDAY
FEASTS.
Amough his TOYS will he found the following -
Tea Sets, Niolins, NOah's Arks, Supple JACKIE, Sur
PrisIng Boxes, Hoop Horses, Brass Trumpcts, Car
Tiagcs, Wagons, Drums, Birds Trees, Bounty
Jumpers, Toy BrOOms. Kid Dolls, China Dolls,
Black Dolls for the Freedmen, Patent and G Lag cd
Heads. Common Masks, and a thousand and one
things not enumerated here. OF SUGAR TOYS
he has an cxhausticss variety.
FIRE WORKS ALL KINDS,
ORANGES AND LEMONS,
and every other FRUIT suited the season, as we'll
as n rich assortment of NUTS. such as Almonds,
Butter Nuts, Fi!brrts, English walnUts, &c.
december 10. lSB1-3t.
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CLOTHING!
CLOTHING!!
CL0THING!!!

THE undersigned takes pleasure ia Informing
L the public that he has just received and opened
Aswcl selected stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
CENTS FJRNLSIILNG GO0DS.
HATS & CAPS. BOOTS 4 SHOES, SATCHELS,
TRUNKS & NOTIONS,
to which he would respectfully invite the attention
Of those who wish to buy god article, at low rates.
Persons will do we'll to call and examine, as he
is determined to please patrons.
JOHN l.. SCHILLING,
Opposite Shenandoah Hotel,
HarPer's Ferry, Va.
n. Especial attention paid to custom work, at
short notice. A fine lot Of samPlea Away hand.
September %, 1861.
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HARPER's PERRY TRADE.
HARPER,S FERRY
For Gentlemen. Youth and ChIldren.

For Gentlemen, Youth and Children.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in informing
Il the public that he has just received, and will
continue TO keep constantly on hand, 4 large md
well selected Stock Of the best Made up
CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
all kindODf GentIcmen's Furnishing Goods, Boots,
Shoes Hats. Caps, Notions, Trunks, VGlises, Satch
els, &c., &c, &c.
PRICES IN PART.
Suit CT Coat, Pants and Vest, complete, Silk Mixed
Cashmere, SIS; Black Cloth Suit, IL to -; Grey
HaI rison Cassime-e Suit, va Pulled Linscy suit,
sos Separate portions Of SUN at Ratsble Prices.
Being enabled to buy my Goods of the first and
best Manufacturers in the Country positively say
can offer BETTER and CHEAPER GOODS in
my line than have ever been sold in this neighbOr
hood.
Thankful for past favors,I respectfully solicit
continuance Of public patronage, and will endcavor
to IneTit the same. ] respectfully request buyers
to call before purchasing elsewhere and deter mine
for themselves If do not Ecll cheaper the same
quality of goods than 1ay one else possibly can.
NJ. ROSENBERG, Shenandoah ST.
Opposite DIR. O'Oonuells Office aud Residence,
September ~, lS6T-u. HRTpcT's Ferry.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to produce n Iuxuriant
grow of hair upon bald head beard less face
also recipe for the removal of PimpIcs, B!urch
EruptiOns, etc, the skin, leaving the came soft
clear, and bca Ltiful can be obtained without charge
THOS. F. CHAPMAN. Chemist
NAV II, lS67-ly. S23 Broad ~, New York.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL EsTATE AGENCY,

-
TIME un dersignCd have this day entered into co.
i paTtueTshiP for the purpose Of transacting all
kinda Of businesEs pertaining to the buying and
selling Of REAL ESTATE.
THE ADVANTAGES
which we pOssess are not surpassed by any Agency
in wess Virginia, one Of the firm being in Penn
syIvania, advertising and soliciting for this Office.
We therefore invite the owners Of
REAL ESTATE.
MILL PROPERTIES.
HOUSES, LOTS, &c.
for sale to call at our office In CHARLESTOwN.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, and
let have correct description of your property,
that we may make quick sales.
We ask all those who are interested in the inn
prOvemcnt of this country, TO give their assist
ance, encourage Us in our efforts to introduce n
Of capita aud enterprise, by giving your Ia de-
to advertise H.ECALL OR ADDRESS,
RICHARDSON 4 WALTON,
CHARLEsTOwNS w. Va.
REL e II EN- G ES:
l. a. LUCE. II. E. Agent, Martinsburg. w. Va.
y. J. Smith & Co.. do NewtOWn, Penn,
BLGKER, WILLARD + CO., Newt0wn, Pa.
"."OFFICE-FOrmCrIy occupied by Samuel
Ridenour, Esq
10
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NEW ADyERT1sEMENTs.
NOTICE.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION MEETING.

THE first regular meeting Of the Jefferson Coun-
L ~ building Assoc iatiom will take place the
LIST Friday IN january. at Jefferson HALL o'clock
7. NJ. }. I'D. DUKE,
Lecembcr u, lS6I-2t. SECRETARY.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN MILLINERY.

MISS MAGGIE JOHNSON,
MOULD state, for the in Information Of the Iadies
w of CharlestOwp apd vicinity, that she has e.
Gently returned iEO1a Baltimore with a full and
complete stOCk of
SEASONABLE MILLINERY GOODS.
composed of aEticlcs the most fashionable and be-
coming. She especially invites the attention Of
Ladies to her beautiful styles of
BOSSETS, HATS,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &C.
all of which she means to sell the most reasonable
figures to those who favor her with their custom,
With the determination that her work sha u com
mend itself for taste and utility, she confidently
ticiPates a liberal share of public patrona Ec
October %, 1861.
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If YOU WANT TO SELL
YOUR FARM
CALL on RICHARDSON & WALTON
NEW GOODS ARRIVING.
EVERYTHING IN FAVOR OF THE BUYER!
COME AND SEE!
7 INVITE attention to my stock Of NEwGOODS
II y large, handsome and vAriSd--cOnsisting Of
CLOTHS, CASSTMERES, VESTINGS.
AND OVER-COATINGS,
LADIES' DRESS; GOODS, FANCY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, DOIIESITCS,
Ready Made Clothing. LImps, Oils. &c, &c.
October %, 1867. II. l.. HEISKELL.
DOMESTICS.
IL White and Red F'anneIs,
TwiIled. Shak er md sack .TlanneIs,
Brown and BIeachcd COttons,
Ticking and Plaid COttons.
AIDES DRESS GOODS.
IL All Wool DeIaines, Striped PopIins,
Striped Rcpp, Black Rcpp,
Black and Plaid Alpaccas,
Hoop Skirts, Kid Gloves,
Rulings, BaImoraIs, &C.
TENTLEMES'S GOODS.
VI English. French g. American Cassimercs,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, CaPs, Shirts,
Under. Shirts. Collars. Socks,
Ncck-Tics. Shirt Bosoma,
Silk and Linen Handkerrhicfs
DEADYMADE CLOTHING.
IL Over. Coats, COats, Pants, Vests,
Boys Suits, Drawers, &C.
| AMPS p s NC s,,o,,meD, Stand ,. p,nd,,ro.
MctAl-TOP aud Plain G lass Chimncys,
Burners and WiCks.
KEROSENE OIL
~ No; article OF Ecrcaenc Oil.
II Oil for Machines,
October D. 1861. Il L. HEJSEEII
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MORE PREPARATIONS FOR
Q FL II - IT III a I.
OYSTERS 7
OYSTERS

OYSTERS! OYSTERS
I'VE are making that preparation bcco ming the
" season, and respectfully notify the citizens of
CEarlcsrown and surrounding country that we shall
be able to supply OYSTERS by the Gallon, Quart,
Pint or Plate.
Persons wishing Oysters for Christmas or the
holid3ys will be promptly supplied with the very
hest the Market affords, upon short notice.
Our RESTAURANT is open for the accOmmoda-
hon OF visitors, and Oysters served in good style,
and with all the necessary condiments.
Lie of the best quality constantly on hand
An extra supply for the holiday season. We in
vito call At the Restaurant in the Basement of the
SappiugtUn Hotel. MOORE BROOKS
December II, 1867.
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SITUATION WANTED.

pH young lady from Port Royal, Va, as teach
- er ina private family. RecoInmendati" CIV
if necessary. Address NJ. Il. c., Port Royal,
Caroline county, Va, J G. Shirley, NIiddleway
jefferson county, West. Va.
August Is, l-67-3t
Winchester Times cory 81 and send bill 10 J. G.
Shirley, Middleway.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

kNOR the aPProac hing season, have Just aided
4 TO my stock on hand, a select assortment Of
Whistles. Wines, Brandies and Jamaica Rum ut
all prices. Also. Candies, Nuts, Fruits, SpicLd
OysLers, and Canned Fruits of all kinds.
FRESH OYSTERS by the Pint, Quart or Gallon.
will also be furnished, and orders left carly filled
with certainty and ON reasonable terms a. they
can lie procured GGsSwhcFe.
JACOB B. BROWN. Agent.
DCcV UIbCr II, 1861
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who Suffered for years from Ncrv-
Debility. Premature Decay, aGd all the effects
uT youthful ndscretion will. Tor the cake Of suffer
ing humanity send free to II WHO need Il. the
ciPe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing profit
Icy the advertisers experience, do 80 by adj
dressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN y. OGDEN, ~ Cedar street, N York.
May ID, lSOI-Iy-
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OYSTER SALOON Now OPEN.
1NHE undersigned will open Thursday next,
and continue during the season, Ris caparious
OYSTER SALOONS. where both Ladi-s and Cen
tcmen, can have them served up in every STYLE
with all the necessary accompa niInents.
Oysters furnished to Families by the Pint Quart
or Gallon, at the lowest rates
October -, 1867. GUSTAV BROWN
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VERY superior Coarse Boots, Heavy B-opaD.-
Mems and Boys' Calf Shoes. Ladics' MuI,rcn
end MD Shoes, Misses Morocco Tipped Shoe Hats
October ], 1861. n UOWEyT
Isl RECEIVED, IaVge stock of Caszimcrcs.
~ fancy Snd plain black; Cloths for Goats or
CIoaks Grsy Llnseys, Tweeds, Sattincttp &c to
"hich invite The attention Oi the genlIemsu
OS'"OeI u l9C' u. HOWELL.
I S00 FEET French Window C Iass, for sale
11COO by AISQUICH 4 BRO.
SUPERIOR FRENCH CAsIMEREs. for sale by
~ EUGENE " EST.
I(RASS, Steel aud Iron ShoveIs, TonEs, PokeTs,
- Coal ShuvSlBs Coal Sleeves, &c, for sale by
Nov 5, 1867. d. HUMPHREYS < co.
pRASS and Iron Andirons. Tor sale hy
ID Nov. ). y. HUMPHREYS 4 co.
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From our Valley exchanges We clip the
following items =
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.

MRS. A. c. MITCHELL & CO..
GRATEFUL for the Ii5craIity with which thcy
~ have been sustained, notify the public that
they are in receipt II their full stock Of
NEW AND RICIg MILLINERY,
consisting of RONNETS of the latest patterps
HATS OF the most improved style, and a rich stock
vets, Ribbons. Buttons, &c.
They invite the Ladies Of the town and surround
ing country to give them call with the assurance
that they are prepared to offer inducements NOT
surpassed by any similar establishment in the Val
ley ~ a.
o. Store. opposite the Methodist PARSONAGE. on
Main street - va
October -, 1867.
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The Fcnians i'm Ireland

| We are satisfied that the impression we ge
from the English newspapers of the extent o
the Fenan outbreak in Ireland and the state
OF its organization, are vastly below the real
ity. The following comes evidently near the
truth
The New York Herald's Athlone. Ireland
correspondence Feb. % contains matter which
goes to prove that the rfsurrection in that coun.
try forms part of a revolutionary movement,
which is daily becoming more imminent in Great
Britain, and in which the Irish military or
ganization acts according to clearly defined and
strictly ordered plan. Anticipating the last ris-
ing by many days, he states the very day on
which it occurred, and sketches pretty freely the
coming operations, such as the destruction of
the telegraphs and railroads and respecting the
safety of the Atlantic cable on account of the
American interests
On the affair of Chester, he says: "Oftcers
left their hiding places. Ammunition was being
collected in convenient magazines, and hundreds
of young men were prepared TO leave their
homes to participate in the struggle At the
same time, two hundred stalwart men in the
workshops of Manchester, Liverpool, Staley ridge
and Birmingham threw down their tools and
started for Chester, where was situated an anti
quated castle in which were stored 3} 600 stand
of rifles and very large quantity of ammuni-
ton, guarded by about forty infantry men of
very doubtful loyalty. The men arrived in
Chester, and the government was terribly fright
ened. just at this moment James Stephens,
having been appointed to direct the movement.
arrived in England, and learning the condition
OF affairs, Immediately sent an officer to Chester
with orders to prevent an attack the place
he arrived Just in time. Other officers We're
sent throughout Ireland to stay the movement,
and they all were successful except in Kerry,
which was not reached in time
This correspondent further says: II am pre-
pared to state and result will show the correct
ness of the assertion that in several counties of
Ireland every able-boded man, except some
priests, all the parsons soldiers, policemen land
lords and other pesons dependent upon the gov
eminent, is ready to join the insurgent forces or
tender them assistance. The principal officer in
command of the Fenians was formerly an officer
i'll the English service, and lately of the Ameri-
can rebel army. His adjutant general was for
merly in the French service and lately brigadier
general of the United States volunteers. There
are Others of like standing and experience
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Artcmus Ward.
From the Cincinnati Commerci,


A dispatch received by the Atlantic cable,
yesterday, announced the death of Charles For
rer Browne. whose humorous Lectures and let
tiers, under the pseudonym of "Artemus Ward
have become known wherever the English lam
guage is spoken, and genial, genuine wit and
lively, but unmaliciOus, satire are appreciated.
Mr. Browne was born in Waterford, Me-, in
1898, We believe, and in mis- younger days, was a
printer. In 1S51-2 he resided in Boston, and
there his first essays in the field of letters were
made; series of his contributions to Mrs. Par
tington's (B. p Shillebar's, Carpet Bag, over the
signature of ''Chub," having attracted no little
attention at that time. In the spring of 1853 he
removed to Toledo, o., where he took charge of
the local columns of the Daily Commercial news
paper, and remained there-except for a brief in
terval devoted to other pursuits elsewhere-until
the autumn of 1856. He then removed to Cleve-
land, and became city editor to the Ploindealer
In that position. for the purpose of lending inter-
est to his department, the legitimate chronicles of
which, in the quiet Forest city, were rather dry
and meagre, he commenced the publication of his
"Artemus Ward letters, the success of which
has been so remarkable. These at once gave him
rank and reputation among the best and foremost
Of American humorists, and in 1860, he was in
duced to take up his residence in New York,
where for some time he was a leading contribu-
tor to Vanity Fair.
In November, 1861, he made his first appear
ance as lecturer selecting New London, Conn,
we believe. for his debut, and achieving an i'm
mense success. Soon after. be repeated his lee
ture in New York. and in most of the cities of
the east and west, everywhere adding in his new
career, to the reputation gained in the old. He
visited California four years ago, and on his re-
turn with his lecture and panoramic pictures of
his journey to the golden state succeeded in fill
ing large hall in New York city for a hundred
consecutive nights.
Last summer he went to England, contributed
a series of letters to Punch-which have not been
very highly appreciated on this side Of the At
lantic-and gave his California lecture at Egypt
ian hall. London, for several weeks to the great
delight of the cockneys.
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The EiglAt.IIOur Law.

The following is the act lcgalizing the eight
hour system of labor passed at the recent ses-
sion of the Legislature, and approved by the
governor:
IAN act making eight hours legal day
work"
SECTION /, Be it Enacted by the People of
the State of Illinois. in the General Assembly,
That on and after the first day eff May, A. ID.
1867, eight hours of labor, between the rising
and setting of the sun, in all mechanical trades,
arts employmcnts, and other cases of labor and
service by the day, except in farm emplovments,
shall constitute and be legal days work. where
there is no special contract or agreement to the
contrary.
'SEC. 2. This act shall not apply to, or in any
way affect, labor or service by the year. month,
or week; nor shall any person be prevented by
anything herein contained from working many
hours overtime a. extra hours, as he or she may
agree; and shall not in any sense be held to APP
ply to farm labor
''SEC. 3. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent
with the provisions OF this act are hereby repeal
ed This act shall be deemed a public act, and
be in force from and after its passage
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ITO the Editor of the Daily Telegraph.

10 the Editor OF the DAILY telegraph.
''SR-lncited by your recent expose my
daughter (throug q microscopic stared at the
monsters in her chignon, which is now consigned
to the flames in disgust She naively remarked
Less life cut side, more sence inside / trust
many. indeed all young ladies who think clean
head more lady-like than a head six inches thick,
will renounce this and kindred absurdities.
| am, sir, yours, DC.
VICTIM OF FASHION.
'Feb 81"
''To the Editor of the Daily Telegraph
-"SIR-The letter of Your correspondent In
vestlgator, relative to the presence of gregarines
in the artificial chignons. has been the means of
solving problem that has been troubling us for
some time past
"Abort three months ago NV two daughters
were unspeakably shocked and surprised by the
discovery of pedicul in their hair, and these not
IN small numbers, but actually in myriads. No
possible cause conld be ascrbed for this terrible
visitation. True my daughters wore artificial
chignons, but these were so far from being sus-
pected that they were not even examined, / mean
as being likely to have caused the appearance of
these truly disgusting animals. In adopting re-
medal measures, these were of course laid aside
and some fancy having induced nv daughters to
wear their hair in different style, they have not
since been troubled. / need scarcely say that
the example of 'Sympathizer's' wife has been fol-
lowed in this case, and the obnoxious chignons
carefully burned. 1t may scarcely seem credible,
but this unpleasant discovery had such an effect
upon one of my daughters that it caused severe
attack Of nervous fever, and utterly Frustrated
her for nearly six weeks; indeed, at one period
her life was despaired of by the medical man in
attendance.
II trust that the publicity given to this sub
ect by your valuable journal willutterly abolish
this fashion, and leave us free from unpleasant
apprehension. l am, sir, yours. &c.
FEB. IL PATERFAMIIIAS'
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ACT IN RELATION TO MARRIED WOMEN.

The following is an official copy of the act in
relation to married women, rs approved by the
governor:
SEC I. Be it enacted by the People of the
State of Illinois, represented in the General AS
sembly, That married women who without their
fault, now live, or hereafter may live separate
and apart from their husbands, may have their
remedy in equity. IN their own names respect
lively. against their said husbands for a reason
able support and maintenance while they so live,
or have SO lived separate and apart; and, in de-
termining the amount 90 be allowed. the court
shall have reference to the condition Of the par
ties in life and the circumstances of the respect
i've eases and the court may grant allowance to
enable the wife to prosecute her suit. rs III cases
of divorce
SEC 2 Proceedings under this act may be
instituted in the county where either the hus-
band or the wife resides; and the wife shall not
be required to give security for costs i'll any such
proceeding.
"SEC. B This act shall take effect from and AZ
ter its passage
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A New CLOTHING MATERIAL.-lt is said that
n new material for. making cloth. and much re-
sembing hemp, has been discovered in Nevada.
1t is a stronger and finer fabric and longer staple
then hemp; the stalk yields more and can be
stripped and prepared without previous prepara-
ton If all this is true, the plant is an acqusi-
ton equal in value to the cotton plant.
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III X. BOYLE, Attorney at Law, Ottawa ILL., Will
IL practice In The several and attend promptly
Collections ccnveyancng settling up Of investigating
titles and all business apperiaing To the profession Oc-
in Leland Buhnells New Block Sale street. Of
Court House sept. 66-f
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professional Cards.
AT TO r n z Y s /.

nv PERKINS & SON are devoted to the practice
OF Law IN all its branches including the examination
OF titles buying aud seilia: real mortgages &c.
Office in Post Office Block, Ottawa Illinois, felll-su,os
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NJ y S 10.
MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC!

MUSIC! Music! MUSIC!
Prof. CHARLES L. SIMON
Having permanently located in this city, offers his profession
. .g. ual services to all desiring instruction in
IN INSTR e. ENTAE AND VOCAL MUSIC,
Having received his musical education in ~. Great Music
Schocl at Leipc Grmany and having taught in this
try in the best Semars and Colleges for the last twelve
yeas he confident of his ability to give satisfaction to
all his patrons.
Tuning and Repairing Musical Instruments promptly at
tended to.
Also agent for of the worry best Piano and Organ Ma
nuacories Instruments sold ut factory prices Orders
be left at 2. y. Box 1851 Mt Presc0tts Hat Store.
~ Residence at q. W. Tuttes opposite Burton G. Cooks.
june30-1y.
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EAGLE MILLS.

Il = M q
The subscriber would inform the public that he is
ming the above Mill, and Is prepared TO do
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
In tho hest possible the Mill hes been hcronehy
repaired aud IL In order Good and attentive Mlleis
nrc e,npo-pd and will he constantly hand to walt upon
custoers Farmers and others will hnd to their ADJ antasc
TO give me q call before going elsewhere. ~ ..' o.
n BORDERS Ter Flour Fecd can be left at the City
Market or At the M and viii b. promptly attended r.
Ottaw, Oct q, 1890 WOOD.
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Mtlls.
ENCluANGE MILLS.
STOP THE REPORT

Somebody a, been busy reporting that have sold out ana
'''''' RUNNING THE CUSTOM MILLS.
All mistake am ,ti on hand ready to serve my many
customers with the best and to
DO CUSTOM WORK PROMPTLY
And with despatch. ~ Jos' sollull
Ottawa. January 10th, 1867 -3mos