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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-01-15

LIVERPOOL, Jan S-Noon.-The bark
Harvest Queen, from Swan Sea, bound to
the Baltic, sunk at sea. Only one person
out Of the crew was saved.
LoNDoN--N Noon,--The Times has an
other article on the Alabama claims, and
expresses the hope that the attempt at
arbitration will prove successful. s.
VIENNA--Noon.-The Austrian Gov
ernment has extended an amnesty to the
press throughout the Empire for all past
offenses. >
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RICHMOND, Jan. 10.-The Virginia
Legislature rejected the Constitutional
Amendment to-day.
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Report of the Committee ON Res
OlutiOns.

Hon. G. Z. Yanaudigham, from the
committee on Resolutions, submitted the
following report:
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The Philadelphia Mint is producing
about 100000 pieces Of the new fves
per month =
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
SENATE.
HOUSE.

A number of memorial and petitions
were presented.
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rCommunieatsd.l
f.ilenh Mniinra


EDuoA JouRSAL; What has bscouis OF yout
correspondent x,f Hss Ne aiEled outf Should
infer he had as he has failed TO come 10 time Tor
couple Of weeks. Perhaps he had nothing 10 writs
about aud his brain is too small TO dru~ on, fOt
fear Of a collapse.
Hon. J. N. AsHtEr gave as call Of about four
hours last Saturday, and while here made speech
to large aud respectable ardionce, who received
l1h on some points hitherto 10 darkness, aud II
will be the means of calling out fGll vote the
coming election, which froui indications in the
WINDMILL be required, loyal men wish to continue
the ruling power 10 the land. Imagine, fyou please
the eject Of VALLkSDioHAH ip the United States,
Senate, eenvieted traitor and JEFF DAVIS in the
Presidential chair What q spectacle Aud that
IL what the Copperheads are aiming at. II will be
necessary for Union men to be up and doing or the
enemy will surely steal march on them.
Mr.. ]. p. WAGNER, Of Maumee CITY, Is organ
ixinR class in vocal music here, and at the
Beaver Greek Church. He comes well recon-
mended, and IL hoped he will succeed, as there
is room for improvement.
Should judge from the mrsic that Is heard In
the churches around here that nosai singing was
still the fashion. 1t CRATES upon one's nerves as
harsh as young mans singing did upon his faith
went into the garret Of the house to practice.
The old gentleman heard il, called him down and
gave him thrAshlug for sociag ,cood on Sunday.
II is claimed that everybody can sing, and should
sing, and we would Recommend all Of that opin-
ion to attend Mr.. WA0NRR's course, and then, Il
they fail TO bring out the concord Of sweet sound"
to dry up. HAWkEYE.
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An Imnnrtant More.

The citizens of Perrysburg now aware tha t
the growth and prosperity of this town must do :
pend on the development Of manufactures, in the
accomplishment Of which the Hydraulic Canal can
and will furnish a water-power, which may be
made equal to the best In the State. A step has
been taken in the right direction. The proprictors
have leaoed the Ditch for three years, to Messrs.
CLAFLIN 4 CANPBRLL, of the Fort Meigs Paper
Mill. These gentlemen appreciate the water priv
ilege here presented, and will spare no effort, COM
porting with the terms of their lease, to demon
strate its efficiency. They are now engaged in i'm
proving the dam AMI removing debris from the
Canal, having at this lime fifty men aud seven
teams employed thereon. 1t is confidently expect
ed to obtain large ovsrplrs of water from what
is required to prOpel all the machinery now in op-
GRAFTON on the Canal. Upon the completion of the
arrangements now in progress, the best evidence
will be furnished capitalists that moderate out
lay will like the Ditch one of the best water
powers in the State.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

TOLEDO, September 10, 1867.
FL0UR-Fine, 81 0O@7 so; Superfne 8 0p@
%; Extra, s 5000 90; Double Extra and Fancy
10 OO@l1 90. Rye Flour, 8 So
GRAlN-Wheat 1S6iO220c Corn 0S@l05c; Oats
4Sc; Rye dull Barley quiet.
PORK-Mess new 23 OO024 90; Hams zoe
Shoulders 12c.
LARD-Prme, in bbls, 12c; do. kegs, 1910.
BUTTER-Fresh roll 20s; in keg 49,.
EGGS-15c.
--Coffee-Rio 25@27c; Java 37c
Sugars-raw sugar 1O@l4c crushed l6@l6Xc
granulated l6Xc; A coffee 1870; b coffee IA Nc
coffee ISX0I4c. Teas-Y0ung Hyson, I66@
l75c; Imperial l45@l75cj Black 9O@l5Oc
Japan ll0@l25c. Molasses 75@l00c. Srups-
fair 55@s0c; good 7O@s0c: prime 9O0Il5c
Rice-Rangoon 10c; Carolina lie.
LUMBER-Clear $55; I'd clear $50; box $45
stock boards $2i; common boards $40; culled dc
$l4 fencing $l9; Gull fencit $l4; flooring strips
S45; I'd do S35; joist, ssantng and timber, Is fee
and under, $40; A 1s-inch sawed shingles DO
ls-inch sawed shingles so; 16-inch sawed
shingles rs and 4 rs; clear and second dressed
flooring so 90; common dressed flooring "a 90
common dressed siding S22; I'd and clear dresset
siding $28; dressed stock common, l2-inch, $25
dressed common boards $l9i Lath 400.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. schencK's PuImonic syrup.


This great msaicihe cured DR.. J. Ii. scnEkck. the
Proprietor, OF Pulmonary consumption, when II had
assumed Its most formidable aspect and when speedy
death appeared to be inevitable His physicians pro.
nounced his case incurable, when he commenc led the
use OF this simple but powerful remedy His health
restored very short time. and return VI the
diseAse has been spprehended, Tor all the symptoms
quickly disappeared and his present weight 10 more
than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention sI
clusivey to the cure Of Consumption the diseases
which Usually complicated with It, and The cures
effected by Ms medicines have been very numerous
and truly wonderful. DR.. scHENcK makes profession
al visits to several Of the larger cities weekly where
he has large concourse OF patients, and It is truly
astonishing to poor oonsumptives that have TO be
lifted out Of their carriages, and In few months are
healthy, robust persons. DR. SCHENCK'S PULM0-
MIC SYRUP, sEAWEED ToNSo and MANDRAKE
PILLS are generally all required in curing Consum
tiOn: Full directions accompany each that any
one can take them without seeing DR.. scHENoK, but
when II is convenient It is hest to him. He gives
advice free, bdt Tor thorough examination with his
ResPirOneter his fee is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two like
nesses OF the Doctor. when in the last stage OF
Consumption. and the other as he is. IN perfect
health. are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price e1 so per
bottle, 81 90 the half Dozen Letters for advice
should be addressed to Dr. ScHENcK's Principal Oiee
No is North 9th street. Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes 4 Co.
N. Y SIS. Hance, Baltimore, Md; John D. Parks,
Cincinnati, ohlo Walker & Taylor. Chicago. til.i
Collins Br5s:; 81 bouiS, Mo. 99.sdwemSIH
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Milton Cnnter.

The following items from the village of Milton
Center, speak well for the productive soil ada
cent aud also for the enterprise of its propretors
and business men
The village site is principally owned by G. W.
Hill, ESQ.,, and is about thirty miles from To
ledo, 1t has population of about 800 persons
There are steam saw-mills in operation aud an
other to be built the coming winter; l factory for
the manufacture Of broom-handlcs, shingles and
sash; dry goods stores; grocery aud provision
store; hotel; 2 blacksmith shops.
The d. & MR.. R. Co. have laid the foundation
for a passenger and freight.houss, and propose
completing it this fall.
There has been over 5000 900 lbs. of freight
consisting Of lumber, broom- handles, shingles,
etc, shipped from this station during the past
twelve months, thus furnishing another evidence
of the fertility of the soil, aud the benefits Of rail.
road communication.
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" Poor Mani Consumption Took Him
OnlO

This Is the reply to thousands Of inquiries every
day propoduded by aequaiutances upon learning
that another old friend "sleeps his last sleep"
Consumption is duquestiouably the Wor't di'eu's
that afiiicts the human family, for Il is confined
almost entirely TO the young aud middle-aged who,
had their lives been spared, might have been
alike ornaments to society and benefits TO the
world atlarge,whilO the aged aud inirm are almost
entirely free from this human scourge. Without
positively asserting that consumption in It's more
advanced stages can be eured-although while
there Is life there is hope-we do most conft
TALLY say that if taken in time, DR.. ]. W. Polands
White Pine Compound will arrest the further pro-
gress of this disease, and restore the lungs TO
soundness and vigor. The price is 81 per bottle,
and it is sold by all druggists.
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LITERARY NOTICES.
ThS ChiIdren,s Itout,z

The ChiIdren,s Ttour,-
The number for October is superbly illustrated
usual and contains an array of varied and most
entertaining reading for the young, both prose and
poetry. The lessons il teaches will not be for
gotten by the little readers.
Terms-Ohe copy, for one year 81 so five cppes
s.; eleven copies $40 address T. 3. ARTHuR
Son, 500 and Sll Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
PetersOn's Magazine
The earliest In the field for October and in vari-
ETY. Of illustrations and excellence of its reading
matter, is behind none of its compeers. psteyson
is deserVedly great faVorite with the ladies'.
Terms-Pwo Dollars per annum three copies
Five DOllarsi four copies, Six Dollars. Address
Charles j. Peterson, 500 Chestnut street; Phila-
delphia.
Arthur's Home Magazine
The October number of Arthur is In Keeping
with its predecessors, and as long as the high tone
" hieh eharacterizes this magazine is maintained
il will be the great fsvorite and ornament among
the sweetest influences Of the Home Circle.
Terms-Two Dollars and Fifty Cents per annum
hree copies, Six Dollars, Five copies and one to
getter up OF club, $40. Address r, s. Arthar g.
Co., slI Chestnut atreet. Philadelphia:
BsmOrest's Young AIAerIcat-
The present (Oeteber) number closes the frst
year Of this popular juvenile periodical, which in
that short space of time has won its way to thou
Bands Of ehildren's hearts. Its toys, and cOlored
illustration, its "puzzle pictures and other quite
original aud attractive features render it unique
among 6tAeE periodicals for children and We
would advice them to lose no time in renewing
their Subscriptions. Something very uOvel and
attractive is promised for the Christmas holidays.
SubseriPtioq price, 81 so, with microscope,
book, pocket knife, other handsome premium
rerms-Ohe copy one yeat 81 50; FIVE copies
-. Address w. Jennings DemOrest, AIS Bro ad-
way, N. Y.
Domsrest's IiiistTsted MonthIy.-
The October number 5s this fatorte pirlot Pc
riodical comes 10 ds rich as ster. IN that pseh-
liar array Of attractions which render Il SO well
come in the family circle add with additional
recommendation to the favor Of IadeS, In the shape
Of extra faehIvu plate o. large aizs, which gives
the fashionable pFOhehade dfessGa fotlhis season.
This featdts Is 70 be 6ohthhsd, wilhouL any
4batOtneHt Sf other disiinetiSs add popular fea-
tures-Ah evidence Of enterprise on the part Of the
publl4het Mhibh is sharaeterstie, aud tells the Sc
cret Of success. Subscription price, IS, with val
liable premium. Address, W.. Jennings Detnof.
est 4IS BrOadwsEi New York;
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Hon. >. N, A.hley', kpgelpiuIsnE. IA

Hon, J. NJ. AsuLSr will address the ei,i1cna Of
the Tenth Dis,rio, on the political issues Of the
day, at the times and places dstied bellows,
Fulton CouHty-Friday and Saturday, Septem-
Der 20 and "a, afternoon and evening, At such
points as the Committee may designate.
East To,edO, Lucas county-Aondsy, September
23, evening.
TOledo-with Hon. J. A. Bingham, Taesdsy,
Ottawa, Putnam cOanty--w ednesdsy, septem-
Der Is, at 2 z. N.
Leipsic, Putnam oounty--wednesday, Septsm-
Der 25, evening.
Kalida, or any place the Committee may name
Thursday, September 26, at 2 z. NJ.
Columbus Grove-Thursday, September 20,
evening.
Weston, Wood eounlyA-Fridsy, September ~,
at r. NJ.
Bowling Green, Wood county--Fridsy, septem-
Der 81, evening.
Walter Davidsohs--Ssturday, September as,
at 2. N.
Perrysberg---Sstnrday, September ss, evening.
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lcoRREcTED WEEKLY ny ,. r. MILLER 4 COL
PERRYsBuRG, September 49, 1867.
APPLEs-Green ap bu75c; dried 25.
BEBswAx-3Oc 40 10.
BUTTER-2 20025c y fb; Eggs, ,l2@15c " DOB.
FLoUR-l0 00@l2 90 g barrel.
GRAN-Corn shelled 95GOl0Oc ~ bu; i'll ear 30
t995c. Oats 45@50c. Rye l 90. Wheat g0@
2 20 " bu.
MEArs-Hams l2k@15c ~ II Shoulders 100
l2Xc; Dressed Hogs 00(07 80 " cwt.
LARD-15c " ID.
PorAroEs --6O>075c " bushel.
SALT-285 % barrel.
WooL-3004Oc n ib,
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Lake Township In Line.

spirited Union meeting was held at Clay juno
ton, Lake Township, on Tuesday evening, which
was largely attended. The meeting was ably ad.
dressed by J. NJ. HoRD, Esq, of this place, who
discussed the questions at issue in this campaign
in a thorough and effective manner. Tho Union
men FLAKE are in earnest AMI will labor unitedly
in this campaign. There is no lukewarm men
among them, and they will give good account of
themselves on the Sth of October next.
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This gentleman, enc of the Union candidates
for Senator, made an able and effective speech, at
the Court house, on Wednesday evening The
two leading issues involved in this campaign
The Finances aud Impartial SWfrage-were dis
eussed thoroughly aud eandidly, and the position
oe tina Republican panty on these great issues,
defended with psrspieuity and force. Mr.. Corey
is close reasoner aud good speaker, and is doing
excellent service in this campaign.
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To the voters of wood County.

In compliance with the wishes of many long
known friends of both political parties, 1 hereby
announce myself as an independent candidate for
the office of Auditor of Wood County, at the mex
general election, pledgng myself, if elected, to
faithful discharge Of the arduous duties of that
office. ADDISON SMITH.
PERRYsDuRa, September Is. 1861.
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'Wssd Comfy oTIIoiaI DIFee6oTy
JUDICIARY OFFTcEke.
,lsx.s; Latty. Judge oi Cosrt ofcsnmon Pie'
rENi ApyERTIsENlENTs

Sheriff's sale-c. W. Evers.
Cider Mill in Maumee City-E. Boyer.
I,sgal Notice--L. H. Pike.
Administrators Notice-John feager.
Road Improvemedt-S. B. Price.
Legal Notice.. +. 4 s. b. Price.
ShSriff's Sale-C. ". Evers-
Attachnient NOliee-Alex. Brovu.
Sheriff's Proclamation W. Evers.
Constitutional Amendment-w. H. Smith.
Attachment Notice-Sarah Bulls.
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no CONSUMPTIVES.

The REv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (frSe Of
eharge) to all who desire 1t, the prescription with
the directions for king and using the simple reme
dy by which he was cured Of Consumption. His only
object 10 70 benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every
sufferer will try this prescription IL will cost them
nothing, aud MAJ, prove blessing. Please address
Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l60 eoulh Seoond.at . Millia maburgh. Il Y.
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ERRORA OP YOUTm.

4 Gentleman Who Itnsfsd FOR years from ksrvOus
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects 81 youth.
iu indiiereoh will iof the sake Of suffering uman
ty, send fss u dn wRO need IT, the recipe and dree,
tionS for baking the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by TIE advertisers
experience, can do BY addressing in perfect eonh.
denee, JOHN D. OGDEN.
SIS ~ Csdaf Stfeeti New TSfK.
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STIMULATING roMc-LiFE BrrrERs Good health
is blessing. The way to enjoy such 10 to take a
wine-glass full OF SrRIcKLANDs LIFE BITrEas two or
three times day. They create a good appetite ;
they strengthen the stomach; they habitual
stipation, Nervousness and Headache they make the
old ieel young. II you wish long life and good
health, use SrRIcKLANDs LIFE BIrrERs. For sale in
bottles by Druggists and by the drink a. all saloons
and groceries, 4izE
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MEncurro said of his wound.

q II not as deep as q ,oell o. 40 ,oids
As gate, Dat Il toould do
PLANTATION BITTERs will not raise the dead
But they cure the sick, exat the depressed,
And render life thing to be enjoyed.
We believe there millions Of living witnesses
70 this fact, Dyspepsia is a horrid disease, but
Plantation Bitters will cure it. 1t is most in
vigorating tonic, for weakness and mental de-
spondency. Those who are "out of sorts should
try Plantation Bitters.
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IkFORMATTON.

InforTation guaranteed to produce a iuIutiant
growth Of hair upon bald head or beardless face.
also recipe for the removal OF PimpieS, Blotehss,
ETuptions etc; on the skin. leaving the same sOn
clear and beapi fill Gan be obtained without charge
by Adcressihg TH0s y. CHAPMAN, Chemist
014 S23 BToAdNeY. NeR York.
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New Ment Stare

WILLIAM HtcKLER has opened new Meat Store
on the railroad, next door to JNo. BADER's Pro-
vision Store. Freshmeat can be had at all hours,
day or evening. ROasts and steak cut to order.
A share of the public patronage is solicited.
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Base Bail.

"a. a. WESTON, o., September 16, 1867.
bEDIreR JOURNAL: The following is the result
OF a match game of base ball, played by the first
aiue OF the Fl. Megs b. D. Club, of Perrysburr.
and the first nine of tLs Clipper b. B. Club, of this
place, Saturday, September IA, on the grounds of
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the latter Club
INNINGS.

Fort M-iss..0 a l3 4 IA l6 6 3-69
Clipper .'...O 20 % Is 6 7 10 IL lie
.UinPirs-A. G. Harrison, of Omega D. B. Club,
OF Portage ~ - 81.
Seersrs-E. W. Merry, for Fl. Meigs; E. Bower.
stock, for Clipper.
Time Of game, three hours.
H. G. UHLMAN,
"a - Secretary Clipper b. B. Club.
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MAR RIED.

N-SIEGENTHALER.-A -AOn the 9th of
September, 1867, by Rev. James Long, at the res
idence Of Mr.. J. II. McMahan, in Liberty Town
ship, Wood County, Ohio, Mr.. TIMOTHY OSBORN,
of this county, and Miss MARY L. SIEaENTHALER,
Of Ashland County, Ohio.
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o Total number ef appiicants--I6.
b Nos. 2, ., 4, 9 and . failed.
Certificates granted as follows: Fourth class, s
cisss. is moptSs-,, ''''"'
d. A. AVERY, Clerk of he Board.
WESroS, September IL, 1867.
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Real Estate Transfers in WOod County,
Tho following are the transfers Of real estate in
Wood Qoaaty, as shown BY the books "a Recorder
M.ARt's '0ficeI for the week ending Sept. IA
W. n, Barber 70 Desire Barber; Hw mn sec 10,
tp 5, range 10, 40 aeTes-Si SOC.
W. Underwood 10 John Shanks; 40 he sec 50, IN
8, range II, 40 acfes-S1 SOC.
]. W. Ross to O. Stevens 4 Co.; lot 4ee, Peftys-
buSka-$l2s.
Charlotte Barton TO Harriet Erwin; pit sH ne ssv
a5Itps, range ., 10 acres-S50O.
feKtOr u Freyensee 10 George Weddell pt ne
BeOfb,, tp s, range 10. 80 .es-$4e0.
George zeisIer 70 Matthias Keissri part lot tO2,
Perysburg-$ -$2l5.
Joseph RalstOh TO Samuel Ross; Pt eK sW sec
81. tP 6, range II, so acres-$l ,9T0.
Ulrck Briher to w. II. Nelson; ~ WI sR sec
Is, tp 4, range II 20 aeres-S35O. n.
Philip 2. condit % Aleu l.. Topper lots s. and
90, r0nlogaay-eT00
Milton Su,tOu 70 Samuel Ddkett; lot Al, Milton
Cepter--S60.
james A. Stacy TO VIM. Nelson; pl w sw sec
80, tp 8, range II, . acres--S900.
q. II. SealscOtt to =. II. Frsyer; 80 sw sec ~, Up
0, tapge II, 40 aerea-t320. ts.
80, VI tranSfsrs-i u total Valus-t $3.50,
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THE members Of the Fl. Megs B. B. c. will
hold their next monthly meeting on tomorrow
Saturday evening. Don't forget to be present.
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Teachers Certificates.

The following applicants as teachers were ex-
amiNed, at Hsuseholder's Corners, Sept. 8, 1867,
by the County Board of Examiners, and have been
awarded certificates as follows
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GENERAL GRIFFIN, who has been in com
mand Of the Fifth Military District since
the removal of Sheridan, died Sunday, ut
Galveston, of yellow fever.
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,>ileTontoGauy Items.

Thisahrify village is fast becoming a manuiac-
turing toYn. Its harness, buggiss and cabinet
ware are noted the county over. Now the move is
being made in manufacturing upon a larger scale.
Messrs. F. r. MILLER & Co. are erecting first
class steam grst mill to be completed early in the
new year. The mill building is 80 by 80 feet, and
twp and "A half stories high. The eugiue-room is
rs by IS fees. Steam will be generated in a loco
motive boiler with forty Auss. The steam -spe inc
will be from the celebrated Grm Of WooDBURY
RofH ) Co., of Rochester, N Y, and is to be Of
thfty-horse power. There will be three run of
otrs The enterprising proprietOrs have deter
sained to spare no expense to make the mill COM
plete and thoroughly equal to any In this region.
Messrs, SxrNs9R, SrnrzKR 4 GsBBER, proprie-
tors of the. TontoganY Iron Works, have nearly
completed their factory, and expect to be doing
business within two weeks. Their building, all
under one roof. consists of the fouAdry-2l by 40
feek; machine Sshop--24 by 81 feet, two stories
blacksmith -shop--ls By 20 feet, and the furnace
room, 20 by 20 feet. The machinery is PROPELLED
by an engine of fourteen horse power, with loco
motive boiler of fOrty-two 6ues. They have made
GbEick cisteVn with eapaeityof 500 barrels, which
they deem adequate to their requirements They
intend 70 make the manufacture Of woOd-saws and
rAiIl-Picks speciality, and will do all classes of
sngiES work as well as repairing. vs.
Aessrs, SrETzER and GEBBEB are well known as
highly skillfal mechanics, capable Of doing any
class of werk in their line. Mr.. SKINNKR, on
whom will devOlye the business management, is
young man whose integrity Of character and gen
tlemanly conduct command The respect cf all who
know him. Both personally, and in Aefr relation
to TOntOgany interests, we commend the firm to
the cordial patronage Of our citizens at large, and
wish them the highest measure Of success. 81
In the sale Of goods, TOntogany merchants are
doing alArge trade. There is brisk buainess
being done by the firms OF r. R. MILLER& Co. and
3. w. WAtrHoRE Co. In the single branch OF
bOots and shoes, the last,hamed firm sold 10 the
amOant Of S2oo on Saturday last. o'' 81