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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-26

MARTEL, the inventor of cognia brandy
is dead. 'The evil that men do lives after
them"
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Dr. STRICKLAND

DE-. Strichland.-The valuable remedies of,
fered by this regularly educated physician. who
came here from Tennessee, highly commanded v;,I
be found advertised in our columns. His ofsos \.
No. 9 East Fourth street. Cincinnati. o.
We would advise any one suffering from n dis-
tressing cough any other affection of the throat NJ
lungs, to try DIR. Stricklands Mellifusus Couah
BAlsam. 1t is for sale at the Drug Stores. r ~ =
may25-d&w1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-26

THE New York and Erie railroad has
earned Sc, ,l47, 1852 since January.
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RosITA, the female rope-dancer, will cross
Niagara Falls on tight rope next August.
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cause would thereby have been sensibly
promoted. But we bow to superior wisdom
lat least to the wisdom of superiors.
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BATrLE-FIELD, FoUR MILES FROM
A V,,1. 4

ITelegraphic Correspondence Cincinnati CONNER
ciAl
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Roback's stomach Bitters. )

..f..I .r,tr. SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, :
CINCINNATI, juno 4. 1868.
To DR.. Q. w. RoBAcK--, ID, .,., ...i..,-t ..-i
MY DEAR SIR: am dispensing asscendinyoice Of
your Stomach Bittes among the large number,o
men who daily arrive at this Institution for refresh
ment and rest The universal testimony is that these
Bitters arc the best made. For the ysrious summer
complaints which aflict SO many, know Of no REM
edy so safe and SO sure. Plutarch says, "To ask
physician what is easy and what is hard Of digestion
and what will agree with tho stomach. is about rs
sensible as to ask what is sweet or bitter or sour
Persons who look out for breakcrs-and have your
Stomach Bitters in the house-I am sure will neyas
ask any ono the foolish question spoken of by tha
great philosopher. must not omit word or two
for your Catawba Brandy. have many men hevs
who have brandy prescribed for them by distinguish
cd Army Surgeons. The effects of yours on such arc
most beneficial, far than from any previously
taken. Persons who desire really pure Brandy
cannot fail in their purchase if they get your brand
am. Doctor, with much respect '..t..r. d.,
H.. It.. ia. your servant, r.-.....,
G. W. ID. ANDREWS
adj e.. .-. . ....t,..- Superintendent.
NJ Office and mandatory. Nos. so. SO, 90 and O.
East third street. For sale everywhere.
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BRANDRETH,s .vEGETARIE mr.,

BHANDRETH'S VEGETABLE PILLS
Are nfaible for costiveness. spasms loss of aupe-
te. sick headache, gddiness, sense Of bloatpe
meals, dizziness. drowsiness. and cramping pains
and all disorders Of the stomach and bowels.
MOriginal Letter at2s4 Canal Street, New York.
j. J. @. COOK, publisher of the STATE Bannsr
Bennington. Vt, says: he was attacked with DYs.
PEPSIA;and suffered 80 severely from ii, that not
particle Of food could be swallowed without occs-
sioning the most uncomfortable sensation in hi.
stomach. For fveyears he suffered from this dread
full complaint, when he used BRANDRETH,s
PILLS. The first box did not seem to benefit him
much. but the second produced change, and bv The
time he had taken six boxes COMPLETE CIJRE
was effected. He says: my dyspepsia was sons
and my expectation of an carly death vanished
juiyie-d&wlm STIT = foa
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ABOUT PEACE.

Past Peace MOvemcnts-The Various
Advances of the south : Stephens
Nission-What Davis Offered i'm the
Sprlng-Opinion of the eCabinet--Who
is to Blame for the Continuance of
the War!
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEII
BACHELORS CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

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liz is THE BEST IN THE wORLDi
The only Harmless. True and Reliable Dye known.
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Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to GLOSSY BLAoKo
NATURAL Brown, without injuring the Hair
staining the Skin leaving the hair soft and beautiful
imparts fresh vitality frequently restoring its pris-
tine color. and recties the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELO ID
all others mere limitations and should be avoid
cd. Sold by all Druggists, etc.
Factory No. 81 Barclay Street,
'......''.''.-...-. NEW YORK.
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YAASAAs ease Er0EpTNXas 0E pRTNXasrERsIA FPS A. Or sIxrEEy

sA AkADTHE TEsTIMONY.szys Il 4 ",
Mr.. JoHs ! K Kposrs ssrIAprIPuA, Feb. 9Th. 1854.
Dear SRI have been sufferer from that mos.
an nSrrid disease Dyspepsia sixteen years, but
which purchased Of you some three weeks aeo y
teei a. have entered intos new life-my eensrsi
altogether feel like new man. tahs nIss ana
Tscomwending them to tn, public as safe and re;n,
''G ss'' q q Chestnut .9:.s G. &
where. InuX IprHHffygs1 IHfyg,st1sre every
Pri9,eipsl Agent 400 Chestnut ST.. Philsdelnb;.
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DISEAsEs OF TllENERyoUs. SEMI.
TEudN dNAL, URINARY 4 SEXUAL sVs.
ths HOWxxRpfp pfpd s5sSliish' Reports q
ished istter Envelopes, free Of chsrss Addr.,.ns ~
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COLGATE,s HONEV Soap-

Thiscelebrated Toilet Soap, in such uniyersa
demand. is made from the choicest materials. @
mild and emollient in its nature. fragra ramt-
Vscented, and extremely beneficial in It's
action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers lf ljan27,e1- Aw,v.r-
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B6NOTICEs..."To TO Lct,' "For
Sale,,, "Lost,'' g Wants,'' g FOund,"
. Boarding,'' &C., not exceeding SIX
lines, published in this column, for
25 cents each Insertion.
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TO MARRIED LADIES n

1t Is peculiarly suited. twill in short time. bring
on the monthly period with regularity. "'
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain to prevent coupts,.
feits.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion
Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed; and although powerful remedy. do NOT
contain ron cslemel antimony. or anything hurtful
to the constitution. .''.' 4'I 81 .- l-F17'3
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age. which should be carefully preserved. -5i,7'.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, ~ Cortland Street, New York. d u
N.B.-sl.oo and six postage stamps inclosed to any
authorised Agent, will insure bottle containing
Pills. by return mail. Nai 1iaol.l p" 'l-11'fl y
Sc. SAMUEL. G ROBERTS. Agents, COlum-
bus. Ohio.
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L1NcoLN's VOICE STILL FOR WAR.

1t is not believed, however, that Mr.. Lin
coin will consent to anything of the kind.
The strong contracting interests and the
great powers now welded by the govern
ment arc an opposition to the stoppage of
the war and the reconstructionoft the Union;
and hence, while Mr.. Lincoln may appear
to be willing for peace, he will exact con-
ditions which would make it impossible
He still adheres to the abolition policy, and
with that policy OF course peace Is impos-
sible. He is as well aware of it as are the
southerners. 1t is fearful prospect for
the country il this war must continue to go
on, even though we have every assurance
that it can be closed with honor to both
sections. The question is, Shall we have
peace and reunion or continued war, with
either fiscal disunion or the subyersion of
our constitutional liberties? gs z so
Mr.. GREELEY in The Tribune Of Saturday,
speaking of the peace negotiations, says:
It has seemed to us not only desirable
but feasible to ascertain substantially the
terms whereon each belligerent isnow will
ing to make Peace, or In default of which
he insists on a continuance of the War;
and we have taken some trouble to elicit
the required information, with but partial
success. President Lincoln has frankly in
lfcated the vital conditions whereon' he in
sists; but the other party have only object
ed to his terms OF Reconstruction without
Indicating their own. We believe they
might have been brought t0set forth their
terms of Peace; and that, whether these
were reasonable or otherwise the National
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FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.

THE FIRST BATTLE BEFORE ATLANTA.
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The Saturday Evening Post.

We Seald call the attention of
those who wish to subscribe to q
first class Literary Weekly, to The
Saturday Eseaing Post, published
in Philadelphia. Thu Post con.
tsins weekly a large and very in
toresting assortment OF Stories,
Sketches, Anes1ts s, &c. calculated
to amuse and instruct its READERS.
A family Of children WHO real q
paper like Tie Post, can hardly
fail in being hettor informed than
those who do not, Of course eve
ry man should take first his own
county paper; but, after that, we
would commend The Post to his
attention. We observe that Wheel
er h Wilson's celebrated Sewing
Machines are given as Premiums
with certain clubs of The Post. Its
terms are S2.50'a year, nine for
SIG, &c. Sample copies are seat
gratis.
Address Deacon h Peterson, S19
" alnut street, Philadelphia.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-29
Eaton. Ohio
: December 90, 1854.
Summary.

OficiAi information has been re-
ceivpd at tie War Department, at
Washington, that the great mill.
tary aud naval expedition against
Wilmington ha' beon = failure
The feet is back 81 Fortress Mon
roe. 'la
The Richmond Wing ofthe 26th,
has advicOst to the effect That Stone.
m0p's command has captured the
va'nable salt works at SaItvil.e, in
South, west Virginia. This is u
severe loss to the rebels.
Gold closed at 221!.
Our cGvalry expedition which
was sent out to capture 0ordons.
Vile, las been unable to do It, aud
has retired. The place was too
strong for them,
General Dix had no authority
from the President for his pro,
cIamation in relation 10 the Canada
raiders.
The colonial relations between
tho United States and France ole
sail 10 DO improved.
According to the Richmond pa.
rers Of a late date, Sherman hes
sent a torceto release the prisoners
Of war in Georgia, at Anderson
lille.
According to the New York
Trbune's Nashville diop2tch, the
advance OF Hoods army reached
Florence, fla. on tho 21st'
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FALL OF SAVANNAH.

Mr.. j. s. 8urnham, who recant-
y purchased the New Drng Store
of Ridenour 1 Unger, on Main
street, has this week added largely
to his Stock. and has also intro.
duced a new feature in his business;
that is, Toys for the little oneS.-
Photographic Albums BY thedozen.
and varying in price trcm 81 to $40;
Diaries for 1855 Coal Oil by the
gailen or barrel; School Books and
Stationary, together with q good
selection of choice litersturs. In
fact, everything usually kept in O
Drug and Book Store, can be bad
at this establishment.
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The New York Book.

We. would call the attention Of
such of our readers as desire to subj
scribe to q New York Weekly pa,
per Tic Ncw York Ddy,BOOk. 1t
is a double sheet, made up exclu,
sivcly for country circulation, (thc
proprictors of 1t issue no dai!y0
and has a general variety Of read
ing matter. Its proprietors claim
for it a circulation of $4,000 copies,
larger than tina: of any other Dem.
ocratic weekly paper. To have
attained suchS circulation as that,
in the face of rival contestants, Is
surely evidence of 10 ordinary
popularity. 1t is the peculiar
views of the Day Book upon tn Q
slavery question which have, no
doubt, attracted to il. the. attention
of the public. Referring to this
point, the New Hampshire States
and Union has thus forcibly stated
it: ~. ~ FL ~.
"Ifthe Democratic party, twenty
years ago, had taken the ground
occupied by the Day. Book on tho
negro question, and stuck to 1t like
true men, We aever should have
had this war, and the country to
day would bave been prosperou'
and happy. The quicker they car
accept this position and act earnest
ly upon it, the quicker we shall
have PEAcR and a restored UNION
and we may add, we never sha'
have these desirable results on an.
other ground blin r. .r.a... n.
In view of the above, it is til
!, lduty of every candid man, he h
! Republican or Democrat, to'exam
inc the position Of the Day Bool
Az q single number is not suficier
for this, we advise all who desire
New York weekly to try it fc
one year. and make tbemseIve
: acquainted with its line of arg'
msnt: Its terms are lower tha
1.-The New York Tribune, who's
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exact antfpodes it Is in politics,
while in News, Markets., &C., It is.
quite its equal. Single copies, s2,-
50. Three copies, ss Ten copies,
and one extra, $50 Additional
copies, 81 80. Twenty copies, and
one extra to one postofice, $35.-
The Old Guard, a Democratic
monthly, Is sent 10 place of extra
copies, where desired Fora Club
of twenty at $40, the Publishers
offer to send a copy of Dawson's
new and magnificent edition OF
"The Federslist,' price 81, as u
premium. Send for a specimen
copy, at least. Address
VAN EvMS, HoRTqE & Co,
No. 1862 Nassau Ct, n. ",
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Olson Dai s Executor, Of the
last will and testsmsnt Of Preble Co.
David Davis, decd, prH., Probate
vs.. Court.
Levi Davis, ct. al, deftG
TN pursuance Of an order granted BY the
l. Preble county Probate Coz 1T, in the
above cause, | will offer at public auction
on the premise; in Somsrs toVnship, Preble
county Ohio,
On Sturdy, lie 26h Of Jn'y, '65.
nj ! o'clock, P, NJ, Of said day. the follow
ing describ d real estate, situate in PreIle
county, Ohio, to.wiC Being one hundrel
AMI eighteen acres Of land oil Of the east
side of the north-ea st quarter of section
number one, in township number six, C6) in
range numbert" e. east, &c, Appraised
o $......
Also the west half Of the north east quar-.
ter Of section number fifteen Us in town.
ship number six 49, in ange number two
IT, east, &c, excepting about twenty Eve
acres off Of the north cad OF said tract, and
north OF The camden ard Jacksonburg road,
hereto sold ard conveyed to Thomas B
4ilikin, containing, after deducting SAID
excepted PORTION, 'fhy-fye acres, more or
less. Appraised at ST..
Also, q part of the north west quarter OF
section number fifteen, township six. ange
two, east, 3D., beginning at the norih-east
corner of said quster, thence sonth e4A
degrees west, on the sad line a. p%oles;-
thence south 46 degreas,.ast 26 poles; thence
south 65 degrees, east 8 poles; thence south
10 degrees. east II poles; thence north 6
degreer. west n poles 10 the place Of be.
ginning, containing three acres, two roods
and twenty.six poles of land, and being a
part Of the lands Of which the said David
Davis died seized Appraised at o..
TERMS oF SALE.-0ne. third of the pur
chase cash in hand, one third 10 one and
the residue in two years from the day o.
sale, deferred payments to bear interest
from dag Of sale, and be 81, urcd BY mortgage
on the premises.
OLSON DAVIS,
Ex'r Of David Davis, decd.
Zoos Il SrEPHENs, Att'ys for petitioner.
Dec. 20. 1864, TPrfSl4 90
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great continent has to be done, and.
must be done, by the people who
hold the ballot.bo in their hands.
We wish all our friends and
neigLbors q happy New Year. We
forgive our bitter at enemies, and
honestly thank our friends. We
sincerely hope that the Eaton
Democratic Press viii finish the
coming year with the welcome eGr
itorial OF "peace on earth and good
will to man"
WILLIAM FERGUSON,
FIX Editor.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-29
WAR DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, Dec. ~.

M
Maj. Gsn'l Dir:
The following extracts from
Richmond papers Of to. day have
beer forwarded to the War De.
partment by Gen. Grant:
An Official dispatch from Gen.
Beaurcgard, dated Dee. 25, and re-
ceivcd yesterday, states that Gen.
1IarGee reports that q force of the
enemy. consisting of infantry, ar
tillcry and cavalry, has moved
from Savannah towards Altamaha
River. den. Hardee has made a
aroper disposition of his force to
check them. It's object is, probaS
bly,, to destroy the Savannah, Al.
bdny and Gulf Railroad, its del
pots, &c.
No report has been received from
Gen. Hoods army since the 18th of
November
WILMINGTON, n. c., Dee. 26.-
The eueny's leet-over fifty yes
sells, including two monitors, seve'
raj armed vessels and many heavily
armed frigates and sloops of war
made a furious attack on Fort
Fisher, about l o'clock on yester'
day, and kept ny an average fire of
thirty shots per minute until night.
Our loss is 'twenty&hres wounded.
The attack was renewed at 10 o,
clock this forenoon, and has boon
very furious and continuous
There is no report Of casualties to.
day.
Col. Lamb, who was in command
of the fort, replied 10 the enemy's
fire slowly and deliberately, The
enemy, under q heavy fire, landed
about three brigades q miles above
{ Fort Fisher. Thoy were immedi'
! atcly engaged by a smaller foros.
The enemy held the ground at
night.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 26.-The enel
my's infantry attacked Fl. Fisher
late last nieht. They were repulsed
with 20 siderable loss. There was
q heavy rain and wind throuy Oh the
night. Prisoners report the Oath
corps of the Yankee army present,
under Butler.
From,our Wilmington dispatches
it will be see that the Yankee
feet attacked Fort Fisher about ]
p n, on Saturday, and bombarded
heavily until evening. Renewing
the bombardment at 10 o'clock on
Sunday morning, and continuing
it throughout the day; and that
nnder cover of the fire Of the feet
tlle enemy landed an infantry force
above Fort Fisher, WHICH attacked
this fort on Sunday night, anu was
repulsed.
Fort Fisher is situated on q sand
spit on the right bank Of Cape
Fear River, at its mouth, 90 miles
below Wilmington. The enemy
we presume, reached their position
above the fort, not by passing "
the river, where they would hav'
been obliged to run the gauntlet o
the guns both of Fisher and o
Casewell on the left bank, but b.
landing on the beach east of tn
mouth Of Cape Fear River.
The en- my having effected
Judgment above the fort is a Seriou
matter. It. will coat double tn
force to dislodge him that woul'
have prevented his landing.
: Dispatches from General Thoma
represent him still in pursuit o
Uool's broken and disorganize,
force.
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TFakT, NOTICE

LEdAL NO4lOH
Gideon Miller, plR, PreDlo Co., O., Court
Va. OF Common Fiens.
Hannah Miller and RehtioB for partition
others, dsfis. asgrm't Of dover
The said Hannah Miller, widowaRnd
Michael Miller, Philip Miller, Sally Dine
and George Kline her husband, Catherine
Eikenbery and Henry Elksnberys her bus,
band, William N Miller, Emma Miller, and
Adam Miller, Of Preblc county, chic, Hsncy
Patien aud John Patten, er husband, OF
Butler county, Ohio; George Miller Gne
Hiram Miller, of Fulton county. Indiana
Tho unknown chlIdren and heirs at law Of
Fanny Rir chart, deceased, Of Howard coun-
". Indiana; and Jacob Miller, Of --
county, iilihoiI, heirs 1t law and legal rep
resentatlves of John Miller, late OF the said
county Of Preble, daesaRad, will take notes
that the said plaintiff, (alSo sn heir Mt Law
aud legal represents. i've Of said decedent,)
on the 18Th day Of December, A. D. 1894,
filed his petition against them, in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Plies
of the said county Of Preble, in Which he
demands partition Of the lands Of which
said John Miller. died, seized, TO wit:
0ns hundred and sixteen acres, being the
west BALI Of tho northeast gu,.rtcr Of section
81, in township 8, Of range 2, in Snij rrcbls
county. so acres, and Sc acres adjoining j..
and being iD an oblong SQUARE GU, and Of
the east side or part Of the northeast quar-.
ter Of the same 'seotom and that dover be
assigned therein to the aid Hannah Miller.
And the said defendants are further no.
tilted that, at the tarm Of the said Court "i
Common Pleas, next TO be holden in and
foi the said county Of Prebls, the said petit
toner win bpp'g FIR AZ srder Of partition
and assignment of Dover, and Tor such
other and. further acts. and orders Of said
court as he may Be enlifled TO under The law
zoos / STEPHENS,
Attest Aty's for Petitioder.
II SHANK, Clerk.
Dec. %, lSG4-6w. PF.t.$ltf9.
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2 ADHERTIsRMENTs.
TEGALNOTIOE


vilian 4 Long, prE. \, PEBBLE ca%m C. S eSS,s
Margaret Z Long md ti,i r"s s%d A Assign.
others dsf'S' ment Of Dover.
Margaret Long, widow, ana Margaret =
Long, John " Long and Nancy y Lon',
heirs and legal r, representatives. OF Johl
Long, late of Preble county, Ohio, deceased
and Silas d. Long, james b. Long, Albert
A. Long, and William !. b Long, minor
children and beivs at law Of Jacob 5. Long,
late Of said county, decreased, who vas az
he r and legal repre- Q 'tative Of sa q John
long, deceased, will take notice that the
plaintiff, on the 27ln day of December, A.
D. 1854, filed his petition against them in
the office Of the clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of the SAID county OF Preble, in
which said petition, aid p'aiDtif demands
partition Of l55 acres Of land stu Gted in
said county, and being all OF TAO north. ives
quarter (exccpt two acr,s in the southeast
forner thele,f) of section 40. in township
!, Of range 2, east, of which the said Johr
Long died seized and that doyer be assign
cd therein TO the snid Margaret Long.
And the sail defendants are also further
notified that at the said court Of Common
Plea next TO be holden In and for the said
county Of Prebie, the plaintiff will ask an
order Of partition Of said land, and tina,
dover be assigned therein pursuant to The
statute, and for such other orders and act,
Of said court as he nay be legally entitled
10 in the premises.
WILLIAM 4. LONG.
By Zoos & STgPHESs, his AtL'yr
Attest: HIRAM SHASK, Clerk.
Dec. 20, l36l-7w. PATS
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-29
Local and Miscellaneous
Steam.

Messrs. Samuels, Polandt John.
son have purchased Capt. Johnson's
Steam Engine, and have thus great.
ly increased their facilities for
manufacturing all kinds of Furni-
ture on short notice. A fresh
Stock just received. They can he
always found in business hcurs at
their store, one door west of l..
Gould's Grocery.