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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18
Clean Hands,

When was about six years old, gen.
tIeman who had called on my father TO
transact some business, perceived that my
hands wefo dirty, and those of my brother
Fred in the Same condition. n
my boys. said he, II hate dirty fingers;
now If yours are clean when I call here
next Tuesdsy, Twill make you q present."
As soon as IL was light on the Tuesday
morning. my brother aud got up and be.
gan TO wash our hands, We used more
soap that morning than we had used for q
mouth before; and ii ever our hands we're
clean, they certainly wero then. The gon :.
tloman didn't come I'LL dinner time, so We
thought it better to have another scrubbpp
at our hands. and once more wo wero up
to our elbows in soap suds. The gentleman %
came and aitcr examining our hands,
which had not a speck on them, he gave
each of US fve new bright sparkling pieces
OF coin, which VIC took to be golden guineas.
They were only pocket picces- We
were too young to know tho difference
.hoy were just as valuable to us, 90 We fan.
cled ourselves to be as rich as Jews.
Now, my boys" said no, "you sec IL 10
possible to keep your bandS clean when |,
answers your purpose to do so. should
be ashamed OF boy who would be mean
enough to wash his hands to make his
parents and friends comfortable. Tho love
and good opinion of your parents and
friends are worth oil the money in the
world"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
n pursuance of an order granted by the Proaate
L Court OF Geauga County, Ohio, Twill offer Tor
sale at public auction, w.
Oa .uonduq, The 2lst day Of August. 1865.
at 10 O'Clock, forenoon, upon the premises, the
following described real estate, situate in Lot No
27,i the SO called Bond Tract IN the Township of
iambden, County of Geauga and Stale OF Ohio.
and bounded as follows Beginning on the cen.
ter OF the road leading from Chardon TO the
center OF tiambden, and at the south west corner
o. land belonging 10 the estate OF Horton Smith.
deceased; from thence nor.h 65 aud 10. 100 chains
10 post thence east 10 50-l00 chains to post
thence south So SlOO chains to the center OF The
road thence along the same south 53A deg.
west ~ 63'lOO chains to the place oil beginning
containing sixty.i acres of land.
Also, Fifteen and 49, 100 acres of land in said
Lot and Tract. bounded as follows. Beginning
at the northwest corner Of land belonging iS
horton Smith, deceased, in said Lot md Town.
ship; thence south IA !OlOO chains To n oost
llenee east 10 90, 100 chains to a post thence
north u TO- 100 chains 10 post; thence wesI
~ 9o' loO chains TO place OF beginning.
Terms oil ale;-One. third in hand, one third
IN one year ane one third in two years frorn day
o. sale, with interest; the payment 10 be secured
py mortgage upon the premises sold
......... -. COMFORT SMITH and
CAROLINE SMITH,
Administrators OF Horton Smith, deceased. o..
r!.l .s. .-s..r. ,,g ID. r Sl0w4
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"A GOOD wife" says western editor, "is
one who puts her husband next to the wall
and tucks him up to keep him warm in win
ter, splits the wood aud makes fires, in the
morning, washes Ter husbands face and
draws-on bis boots for him, never scolds
never suffers rent to remain in her hus.
bands small clothes, keeps her shoes up she
heel, and her stockings darned, never won.
dors at what her husband secs interesting
in that young woman across The way, novcr
slams tho door when hcr husban is speak.
iug, and always reproves the children when
they cat up their fathers supper"
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Administrators, Sale of Real Estate-

| ""AA"hotbotOIS' SdIe Oh ReaI Estate.
n pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro.
Date Court oi Ceauga County Ohio we will Of.
Ter Ior sale at public auction, on Thursday. An
gust 3Ist, 1865, AZ 10 O'Clock A. M, upon the
premises the following described Rea Estn te, eli,
uaied IN the township OF Parkman, County Of &c,
auga, Nnd State OF Ohio. to wit. Lnown as on
or more acres Of land in Lot No. I2, Tract No.
~ in said Township, and being The Flouringmili
property, together with oil the rights privileges
and appurtenan nces thereunto belongioe-owned
and octudied by said John f. Converse a, his de.
cease; including all rights and privileges granted
and conveyed TO said John p. CoEverse by Sarah
Park kmsn, Executrix Of Samuel Parkman, decd.
by deco bearing date June 28Ih, 1927, recorded in
Geauga County Records, Book l., pages GOO and
Also about three -fourths OF N acre of land In
Lot 2, Tract No. l9 in said Township, known as
the Millhouse property bounded and described az
follows; north and west by land o owned by Pat.
rick LAWN; on the south by tho margin Of the
Mil Pona; and on the east and south by the mar:
gin. OF tho highw way--subject to lien of said
Millhouse, and right to use part Of taid water
privilege, made bv John p. Converse 10 one Gee.
w Hatch, Feb 9th, 1854. 'I'f '7Is - s-l'''''
TERMS OF SALE--One. third In hand; one.
third In one year; and third in two years from
the day OF sale, with interest--the payments 10 bc
secured by mortgage upon the premises sold
7- A. d. KIBBEE. eg"
CHAUNCEY TAFT,
.Admrs with the will annexed, Of the Estate
OF John z. Converse, deceased. si:w$
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M ISSOURI Is FREE!1ss q a.ae Ihsl
50. e.FL LACY a. ADAMS, H.
Land and Emigration Agents,

HANNIBAL l. ST. 10. RAILROAD.
Weare prepared to furnish valuable aid ana in.
formation to all who desire 10 remove to Nilsson.
n. We supply all the land documents. published
by the ii 4 st. JO k X. Co. 10 those who wish
10 invest capital In Missouri in any kind o: busi.
ness or manufactures, we are nble to furnish in.
formation Of especial interest. Our extensive 10
cal knowledge will enable us to point out at once
the mont favorable localities for starting COLO
MES We hive also thousands Of q : , :.
IMPROVED FARMS, '. s..n..
in oil parts of Missouri. which are being sold in
many cases, for less than the improvements cost.
All who desire Information OF any kind with re
gard 10 Northern Missouri should apply at once
by person or let er to us. - - '.,s ~,
" Office, No. 5 Hofinan's Block, corner Supe.
rior Street and Public Square, opposite Post Of.
nee, Cleveland, Ohio r'' ~ e"t8s R'H-H
N. BY special arrangements with the Rail-
road Companies on the route, Emigrants to Mis-.
souri,. by applying to us,nre enabled to secure bet
ter rates FOR Passage and Freight, than they can
Otherwise obtain. ,..5. "..'n.. ..i. ..r 808tf
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
L will be presented to tho Commission.
ers OF Geauga Co., Ohio. at their regular
meeting to be holden at the Court House in
Chardon, on the first Monday of September
next, the prayer Of which is TO vacate a
certain road in the township of Parkman in
said Co.. commencing at the s. W. end of
tho bridge near the so called J. P. Con.
verse Mill. and thence running South along
the west bank of Grand River, to Kirkland
Run; thence across said Run to the old
road leading from Parkman to tbe, center
OF Nelson. being tho same road established
by the said Commissioners at their meet.
ing in Dec, 1864; alleging further that
said road 10 useless, and that il is impractic.
able to make the same public highway.
July 25. 1868. SllOw4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18

TIE TRIBUNE AND HORACE GgEELY.-Ar.
ucies are going the round OF the news ps DER
press 70 the effect that Horace Greedy has
ceased to have any control of tho Tribune
AND some accounts 60 SO far as to state thai
ne has no connection with that JOURNAL
There 10 not q word of truth In these ra.
poris. Mr,Greely is not only the editor. in
chief s,ili, but be does not write less than
two columns for every issue of the paDer
unless no happens TO DO out of town. Az
tho last meeting of the stock ho'd 'dors Of the
Tribupe. bis salary, to whose advance no hn,
always been opposed, was raised from $5.
900 to $1,000 per anaum In spite of hi,
protestations against IL. = ia -. .e
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Builders, Attention !!

SHlNGLES! SHlNGLESn-The Undersigned
~ keeps constantly on hand, and for sale Cheap,
Large Quantity Of WhitewoOd, Cacum.
pc White and Black Ash Shin gies, cut
by Fairchild & Hazen's celebrated Shingle Ma.
chine; Persons in want OF New Roofs are nvited
10 call i". o. M. BARNES.
Hunts5urg, June 9th, 1865, sO4m3s
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-18

THE STATE OF OHlO,: WV -'TT'-
Gesugn County. IS. :Court of Com. Pleas.
Frederick Bose plainliff,I = go
OF ri ~ versus -Etghs 4 -1..... ~.
Laura +. Bose, defendant sr-sa ..- frrs
fI>HE + defendant Laura F. Bose will take notice
i that, on the 25th day OF July. A, D. 1865,
said Frederick. Bose filed In said Court his ne
tract now existing be eIween we them be- dissolved
alleging, as cerse therefor, Adultery on the pa
Of said defendant. nl!i'sN N 'ilTtTIF-'
SAID cause will be for hearing at the next term
OF the Court OF Common Pleas, to be holden ON
Got. Sd, 1865. W 2.'' y
a,-ll WA 81 CANFIEI.D g. SMITH,
Slows Attorneys for Plaintiff
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NU;gCE.

NOrECE. ..-r. -a..g
WILLIAM d. WILSON, who resides in tbs
w cola county, Mi.higan--Addson q. Will
ny F. Briggs John W. Briggs. ,Emmie B. vii.
son. who reside in Allegan County, Michigan
and George S, Wilson. whose residence Is un.
known-are hereby notified. that on the 26th day
of July, 1865, Wm N Briggs, Claris' A. Briggs,
:nte Of George Wilson. filed in The office Of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pe,s within and
tor the Comfy Of Geauga aud S q e Of Ohio, a.
petition against them and sheir heirs at law Of
Geo, 60 Wilson, deceased, setting forth. that on
the 5th day Of July A. D. 1855, said George w il.
son, then in full life, entered into contract in
writing with VIM. NJ Briggs for the sale and con :.
veyance 70 him and said Clurissa A, Briggs, OF
an undivided half Of l29H acres Of land in Lots
No II and "a in Tract No. 2 in Newbury, &c.
auga County, Ohio, and being the same land on
which sad Wilson resided at his decease Which
petition nlledges that said William NJ Briggs
has performed oil the conditions in said contract
the said VIM. M Briggs and Ciarissa Briggs
are entitled TO deed Of -nid premises subject to
the support and maintenance Of Mary A. VIII.
son. as provided in said contract, which is len
on said premises. wv .a~s
quire. the heirs of said George Wilson to execnte
and deliver TO said William M Briggs and Clar.
issa A. Briggs, deed OF their respective inter.
esfs In said premises, subject to said support and
maintenance OF said Mary A.. and on default of
said heirs to make such deed, snid administrator
be authorized, for and on behalf Of said heirs to
complete said conveyance, agreeaby to the terms
Of snid contract aforesaid. NY
The said defendants above named are further
notified that unless they appear and answer said
1865, the same will be tnken as confessed. and
Judgment rendered accordingly:
Slow6 b. 1s.H.fl Attorney Tor plaintiff.
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For Sale.-.yyaa!a9aGS!:s F%E% FsiT% and and

II wi N6lt...valuable FARM and
of Hopes.ill Armstrong, deceased situated in
the east part OF Caridon township, Geauga Co :.
Ohio. Said Farm contains about 1885 acre Of
land-a good house, small tenement house, a
carriage house, two large barns; the COW barn
has stone basement, the other has in il plat.
form scales tor weighing catt le and hay, a kiln
ior burning or baking tile. The Farm is we'll
wniered with good spring water, good pure wa.
ter brought into The barnynrd in an aqueduct.--
The Farm is in tss highest state Of cultivation,
the plowland bihg thoroughly underdra med
with tile--everylhing around the farm and build.
ings are substantial and convenient as a good
farmer would have it. The Grist Mill is a large
two.story building in good repair; two run of
AZ eet burr stone, wO bolts, acorn Graz ker "a nd
everything convenient and necessary for c'eon.
ing wheat, aud making good nour--a good cnd
substantial dam, with shed for the shelte Of
teams house and barn, large garden, and The
mill has an extensive run Of custom. Said farm
and mill will be sold together, or the mill with
out the farm. r -. 80
TERMS--Part pay down; the balance on
time, with good security and interest. For fur.
ther particulars inquire of Prudence NJ. Arm
strong on the premises or Pelatiah Armstrong
Mentor, Lake County, Ohio T'l' -
=a PRUDENCE M. ARMSTRONG,
PELATlAH ARMSTRONG;, !
CHENEY ARMSTRONG, Errs.
S04tf
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$l.274.OOO.OOO

- ------ 274,UUU, QUO
to say nothing OF his earlier undertakings
or the large amounts oi bonds taken by
his frm at the lettings to the highest bid.
der. Although other causes than imper.
feet agencies retarded The subscriptions
IN the summer and autumn of 1864, it
cannot be denied that their subsequent
success was chiefly from Mr.. Cookies en-.
ersesic direction. His efforts have Ger
tainly been as unceasing and his wisdom.
sill and energies have certainly been
taxed as much as those Of any comman
der in the field, and with results not less
important. lie has been ably assisted by
his brother Henry ID. Cooke. and II. G.
Fahnestock--bo!h partners in the firm of
Jay Coooe Il Co.
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Man his own TANNER. ="

L agent in Chardon for the Celebrated Tnn.
ming Process no iced in the Democrat a lew
weeks since, would say to the people that ho
is now prepared to sell rights to oil who may de-.
sire them. - w
GEES to be no humbug, may be seen at his Shop
one door north OF the Democrat Office
10 Rights sold for Five Dollars: t. ... RI
For further particulars, inquire Of
Chardon, April 7th. 1865. = 795m6
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THE good fortune OF the bad bowa
their heads down TO the earth; the bad
fortune Of the good turns their faces up
10 Heaven. Slid. i.. ., .....'
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FoR everything you buy, sell. let or hire,
make an exact bargain at frat, and be not
put OF TO Q hereafter by one that says TO
you I'VE will not disagree about trifcs."
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THE FOREST CITY OIL
.,. Company. ....' s.. y
CaPitas' -rra- 100000.
SHARES SIS EACH.

This Company owns in fee simple the follow.
ing valuable property in Vcrango county, Penn,
2. On WElKEL RUN-3s acres of land, one
mile from Oil Creek. This is good Oil Territory,
aud wells are being put down ABOVE this land by
large and wealthy companies. ....
On HALLS RUN-3i acres. all boring
territory. We are now going down near this land
3. On SAGE RUN-2l acres, good Oil Tel !.
ritory, A SO barrel well just struck on this run.
4. On W Es T. HICKORY CREEK-2ex
acres; near The Allegheny river, and is regarded
as the very best Oil Territory, being in The same
range with fit Hole Creek Wen and also le Co.
S. On CHERRY RUN. One.e eighth land in.
teresi 10 Wells. No. ! is down 500 leet, with a
good show OF oil; No. Q is down 42O feet; No. 3
is down $50 feet; and No. 4 is down 300 feet.
6 On CHERRY RUN--One eighth nd in.
terest in TWENTY. ONE OTHER Wells, all Of
which are lensed, derricks up, and preparations
made Tor putting down the wells without delay.
These interests have all been selected with
great care, by persons experienced in the oil busi.
ness. They are al! free intere sts, aud the wells
contracted 10 be bored tubed tested and worked
without expense TO the Company. j go t
Any person desiring information will please
address the President or Secretary, Mt Cleveland
Ohio. SO5m3
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Testimonial

From Hon. r J. T'urner, Er. Member Of Congress
f. from Hiino,s, late Speaker Of The illinois Hons.
Of fRepresentatiUes, aud Grasd Dlaster ef Il, +
aud 4. ~, of The Stote Of HI,nois.
Freeport, Oct. 81, 1868.
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j. COLWELL & CO.,
Carpenters, Builders
~ 4CTy-PFPc
AM MANUFACTURES OF
SASH, DOORS, & BLINDS,
Opposite Geiger House, La sale street
GTTA nj, ILLINOIS,

H--sre fitted M the most ccHlIle'e SASH DOOR and
BIIND FaC~nRT and PLANNING MILL TO lie found in
the State we are - prepared TO I'll orders IN this
tn4 of business at sIoTt -~tice and Low RATES
ro,,ns,a stock Of the ord mar % SASH tglaz-d
And ung szed) DOORS BLINDS Fra 'it> and MOULD
INGS always hand auI our + ciiitieN : turnin
work such that We ear, supply unusuS >. 80
short notice We are determined rgtiirg but
the best SEASONED LUMBER IN this department and
our machinery being all and Of the most perfect
kind " cannot fail 10 make 3, Cd york
Having the benefit OF machinery, can do all kind.
Of Carpenter Work with greater dispatch a ever
We are prepared TO make
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general &sor1ent Mirrors Frames and Plates Gilt
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut Mouldngs and Frames
made 10 order sgs4
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CGBcery Notice.

SITE OF ILLINOIS, . County Court thereof Sept.
- sNLE CpJN7Y Term. 1886
-Attarhmcttt.
iuDII nptdc Is hereby given pthe sid Edwin Little
heIn , isdy Ekesiey that writ bn.u issued
9ht OF me "hce 81 tie Clerk Of The County Court of la
sue county Illinois dated the 10th OF April A. d
100 at the suit 81 aid Adam PstI-. and ag, IN. .s
state OF the sdli Eiwin Lttlehnd and -rsy iaIk-.y
for the sum 81 lively" hundred dollar. directed 10 tho
sheriff OF sud IL Sale county, which said writ has been
returned executed
Now. unless you the said Edwin Liitlehrd and Hersoy
Blkesiev, shall personally he and appear before the ssi
County Court m Ia sale county before the
of the thereof 20 be holden the court hon
IN OTTAWA. on Tia. first Monday Of September n. 1868
give special hail, and plead 10 the said plaintiffs tun
Judgment viii b" entered against You and in favor OF tho
sdd Adam Partridge and 30 much Of the property alta
cd may be sufficient satisfy said judgment and cuss
viii Oe sold to satisfy the same. ;. ". RAYMOND.
Dated July H. IS ;. Clerk.
C. ~. Gilman Plaintiff Attorney
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. =, Co. Court La Sail. Co. Il

STATE OF ILLINOIS. , Co Court La Sale Co. H.
La SALE COUNTY, September Term, 1865
Sarah Kerr and IIanfri Kerr e. sar-h Emerson and
jesse FmeTson.-IH chansery.
Affidavit Of the nnnr-silruce of Sarah Emerson and
Jesse Eucrsen, defendants ab named h1ving filed
the Office the clerk Of sii county court Of la lie
county notice il hereby given the salt Sarah Emerson
and Jesse Emerson. that sid conn laants filed their lii
of complaint in I'll court the ChIHcery side thereof
the 2lst DAY Of May lsej and that summons thereup
required.
Now unless YOU the said Sarah Emerson and Jesse
Emerson shall personally be aud spp.ar before sad unity
court e la Sale county thu first day II the
thereof to be holder the Court HOUSE in - ava,
si ~. the first Munla. d; 20. tcmhsr and
plead. drInur sid com l-inant>' bill
plant. TIE and the matteT AM things therein
charged and stated viii be taken confessed, and
entered against n according t-e PRAYER Of said hill.
Dated jul 18th lst5- :. ". RAYMOND Crek-
BrsHNElL \ AvLET CJmpainallts sAli.itnrs.
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irh'HCcFH -N'"tff.
STATE or ILLINCIS County Courtthereot to Sep

STATE OF ILLINClS County CourtthereoI 10 Sep
l., s,LrE CouxTr. (''' tcInber Trrm Iss5.
George W tkerv.. Louisa Bsker-Bill ior Divorce
Affidavit Of the n0n-resii'nce Of the above named de-
f-udant Louisa Baker. having been filed ia the Office Of
the Clerk % the County Court of -ad county.
Notice Is hereby given 10 the said l. Baker that
said complainant filed his ill complaint in said Court
the c!anc@gy side Thereof the 18th day June 1865
snd that summons th-Tenpuu i,su-e -aii Court
against the said defendant rrturnaIr Oh tie first Monday
in September next. as by law required
Now, Unl"ss You the said Louisa Baker shall personally
ho and appear before sl County Court the mt day
a. the thereof q be holden the Court House
in Ottawa in said county the fret Monday Sept-m
Ter snt plead tu>s-r demur. or II .p to said ILL.,
the will lie tken confessed against you. -Bd de-
cree entered sccpr liHgly. : W. RAYMOND,
Dixie. Rier Lewis, Solicitors. Clerk.
july let. : 3 iW.
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e.. The ItzeJrdied Paint Double
Sheet Bottom fIHe.
> TIT 'Nis invited to the following points of su-
fst rIirrr.-Las sting with proper care, atleast
% years Stoves are nov in that were set up in
1883.
ID MAsur.crrEg-Every portion Of the Stove Is
,Lorougbr constructed Each store is submitted to
critical test and none leave unless com
pletely ait perfect finished.
Sd CArAcErY-Bakng, broiling, boiling, roasting,
and all ether culinary operations, performed ut the
SANE time barrel Of flour baked into bread with
single fire.
zth demonstrating the COS: OF the tove in or
years in the item Of fuel
5.h VENTILATION or oTss.-In the Stewart Stove
alone the doors directly into the oven (pro-
tected by letters patert.) securing direct DRAFT
brongI the tor of the or-n by OF per forated
Isles in the doors and back Hues+ 1t Will be borne in
aird that as tile heated air always rises, this sthod
Of ventilation is the only one of val whatever
9Th rsT1gz Control OF HEAT.-The heat generated
by the stove nay be kel therein and used or troaon
into tie at PieG'r"e.
7th The DOUBLE sHgEI To Ton FLuE-By whisn a
COMPRISING and inverti sction Of is obtained.
and the oven more evenly and efficiently heated than
by any other known invention.
sth HrcnIsG-perforueI on TIE top and without the
possibility OF smoke entering the room
9tn IIor WATER RESERVOIR lSD WARNING CLosEr-
Both useful and convenient supplied by the waste heat
and without extra fuel.
10th WATER BscK.-An arrangement for supplying
hot water for the bath room equal to any range
s1g-soId by all dealers, a tria Of months; with
a written guaranty for that period II asked.
beware o. the numerous worthless limitations
now in marset. See IL at the 'of p. r. Stewart,
and OF the manufacturers are on "a stove. No other
Is genuine,
szy~Descriptive pamphlets free nail TO any ad-
dress Agencies all the principal cities and tOTrs
in tie United States, Address,
FULLER, wAEREN CO., Troy, ". y,
sole Manufacturers and Proprietors OF the Clinton
Stove Works.
Fer sale II Ottawa only by JOHN MANLEf-