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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

We find the following in one of our exchanges.
1t will be very easy Tor any one to try it: "A
short time ago published an article from an
exchange, 10 the effect that salt in kerosene
lamp was great saving OF oil We have since
fully tested it, and it is greater saving than
was stated in the article referred to. Fill the
lamp half full of common salt, then fill up with
oil. II burns with clearer flame, and is a saw
ing of more than twenty-five per cent. in oil
Try the experiment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

An editor Mailing the from Badger state, makes
his appeal for sympathy: I'VE cannot help
thinking how much easier an editors life might
be made if his generous patrons could only hear
his 'better half scraping the bottom of the -four
barrel. A man that can write editorials with
such music sounding in his ears, can easily walk
the telegraph wires and turn sunmersaults in
the branches OF thorn bush"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18
Mtlls.
EXClIANGE MILLS.

NXCNANGE MILLS.
j. E. SKINNER s. co.
Having taken the above Mills for term OF Years would ~
ct the patronage Of the Farmers who have r grind
and would say to all families in the city, they wiz be pleased
to supply them Nth Flour RuCkwlet Flour &C. Of hs
very best quality aud AS cseap as ean be Afforded and deliver
II nj th,Ir residences. j. T.. SKINNER & CO.
Ottawa, November 8d. 1866.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

We are surprised to see children wearing shoes
with ragged holes at the toes-wasting their par
ents money and endangering their health, when
for u trine more shoes with copper Tips, or the
new and beautiful silver Tips can be had which
never wear out at the toes, thus preventing these
two serious evils.--N. Y. Pest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18
WAGONS! WAGONs!!

have on hand AMI am anucturing from choice, select
tod timber aud by tho best of workmen NO. Wagons,
which will sell cheaper than any other shop IN Ottawa
Those IN of wagons Will do well to call and examine
my si.ch before purchasing elsewhere.
aagl 66.tf u. H. KUuu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

THE GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE OF CHICAGO
The return of sales to the office Of internal re-
venue for the year ending May LIST, 1867. arc
Field. Letter, Il Co., ............ .S9,325,O30 II
J. V. Farwell, & Co., .. :. ...... 6,94S, 329 90
These figures show u considerable increase over
last year, aud indicate the growing Importance
of Chicago rs a market for the entire Northwest.
-Chcdgo 7iibuae May 1lM Fg ..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

A Schenectady, n. ", man has improved on the
usual IF not called for in ten days." etc, printed
on the ends of envelopes. He writes: If NJ Blank
don't pay the bill in this dunning letter within
ten days the Postmaster may open this and send
us the money himself"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

STRAwBERRIEs.--Fears were entertained for
the strawberry crop on Wednesday morning
Upon examination Of Mr. Childs fields We find
that though the early strawberries have escaped
the frost one third of those in bloom at that date
are killed. There will be abundance of early
sire Sberrics in this vicinity and also of those
that have doomed since the frost, Tuesday night
--,J9aesjOr0 Gdz,ue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

FLIES on SHEEP.-There are two species Of
flies which cause sheep much annoyance, and
frequently lead 10 unfortunate results; by smear
ing with coarse whale oil, after shearing, the
sheep will remain unmolested and the
application promote the growth of the wool.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-05-18

A lady leaving home was thus addressed by
her little boy: "NIamma will you remember and
buy me penny whistle, and let it be religious
one, 80 that / can use it ON Sundays"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

an 10 for New Mess s1 49, for small lots do AND 2 12i
IS bbs at $80s25 for Plain Mess and s39 for Extra
Mess Picked Hams, l3c. BacOn-Sales OF 100 boxes,
part Old Lopg Cut Hams at l0c. Lard Topic for No
l. 120l2ic for City, t4l2ic for fair ~ prime Steam and
l2e0l23c for KettleRendered, With only few jObbing
sales reported.
sEEDs1Rough Flax, ssass % per bush. Calcutta Lin
seed, " 62adS2 70 gold.
sKINs-The gold quots:lons for Deer are: Honduras,
6tc San juan SOC 52tc Bolivar 373 40c Sisa 5ad60c
Vera Cruz 57c Chagres, 52b 055c Puerto Cabelo, 45c
Para, 6OG62o 10 and for Goat: TampicO, 42!c Mata-
mOras, 42sc Vera Cruz 400429c.; Buenos Ayres, 35c
Payta, 3l033c Curacao, 47a05Oc curr; Cape 35atOc.
" n Madras, 40c. each
sUGARs-Raw Sugars, 1Ol 0423c. for Cuba; 13aIslo.
for Porto RicO and 500 boxes Havana at 1aGl3c For
Refined the majority of holders asking lGs dlGc Tor
Hards.
wOoL-DOmestc Fleeces, 4Oa45c for native and one
fourth Mernos; Ed5lc for onchan and three-quarters
do 5205sc. for fulbood MerinOs and 60G7Oc for Sax
Fleeces; 30G3c for No Pulled; 4005Oc for SupeTne
do and 50055c. for Extra do; 1S023c for common On
washed California; 2iGS0c for Fine do S033c for Texas
and American COmbng al We quote Foreign as fol-
lows: South American ut 3003Ic for Common Washed
32042c fer Unwashed Mestiza and MerinO 35940c for
FOR Washed COrdOva CHILEAN at 24031c for Unwashed
Nestle and Merino Cape of Good Hope 35d4oc for I'm
washed East India 3SGl5c for Washed and African at
2603Oc. for Unwashed, and 30840c for Washed
TALLOW-Inferior to Prime, 111Q11Ec.
TOBACCo-We quote, in currency follows:
Light Leaf Dugs at 405ac.; Common at 607c. Medium
at 7ha9c Good at 10Ql2tc Fine at l3Gl4c and Soec-
60; Common at 7Gs3c. Medium, 99lltc Good, 2a5c.;
t1ne l69lSe and Selections l902ec Seed Leaf has been
active, the demand being largely from shippers, and
prices are well sustained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
professional Notirss.
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

CHARLES NRTTLET0N, No. Ill Broadway,
~ FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONERS for State and Teute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

1T WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No: 104 Full
IA tssl-wKDDlk0 CARDS sns rAsA siA''''1"" '-~-'
hked lsla) ,.rr "a. lnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

FROM GIAsGoW June al, steamship Iswa-Gen Thumb
Miss Minnie warren hfs
Gsbath Wells Miss WeIs, Thos Walton, W.
Hembly HOs. Capt Tuner Ms ssd Miss Iurnsr Geo tesps
Campbell infant John Wright, Mrs Miller and chd
Richardson Martin Ticker George Chane Peter Imisb
Mrs McCon james Tod Mr. and Mrs Austin W. heSe MIS- Jones'
and child-and AT In the seerage. -
FROM LIVERPOOL June 9In steamship Cty Of Baltmofe-h
James Mrs jenkins Ward John Gregg Mrs Gregg
Taylor Mrs Taylor MI and Mrs sers.bsr and servant Mrs. Mccall
loreh Mrs YanderhoF YanderhoG Ms Thorpe Walter Low
Mr. Rosenpauter NJ Reey Mr. Powers VIM Tate W Cspe w
Hooking Mr. and Mrs George Hughes Wilson Mt bgase osy
Kesberry NJ the p Hart John Harding fnomaf
Adams Mrs Edward Gray infant and servants VIM Kennedy
r. Kennedy Mrs Dobbn Mrs B. Aardel Mr. Cole, infant
aud nurse Rodgers MI Taylor, Gornery knPto1 BIS
Koton John M0cd Moods Ralph Samuel Barnes Thomsf
Aens L. HOPKINS Thomas Wilson Andersop Mrs ebot
George w Beach Beach child and servant David Johnston Mr.
Capeies Godfrey
Webs..r Thomas Little Ms Little sidney Wilson, NM wsou And
FROM LIVERPOOL June 29-rn ship John SOrnAn-M and M''
Hoes Mr.. PaneratL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
JAMES c. FARGO, Assistant Treasurer
TO Norris Winslow, Watertown, N l.
MrprulNTs RANK. WATERFOWL, Feb. 25, 1861.
-. Trs., = -, pree;JeDf Eg ET Co.

MERCHANTS BANK, MAlbhAONNl wv ~, N00''
HENRY WELLS esq, President Ana. Ia. CO. .
DEAR SIR: am in receipt OF your circular pear,hs
date February l5 1867, saying Inc Managers vi w
American Express Company" have deemed ~ pu G. i
and for the best interests OF The STOCKHOLDERS 10 o ny
usual quarterly dividend payable on TINS dale so It o
entire earnings Of the Company may be used IN
IN 10 result competition with an lOneu
10 "blaekman this and other established express CON-
panies," &c. -, 49,. .o.o,,.od nation
that YOU were able TO declare your usual quarterly wv
dend than that you had fOolshy spent al the VI
the Company for the past quarter IN carrying on MS
SHaged by youl against the Merchants Union Express
and that YOU propose TO continue to carry on
the strife until you expend every dollar OF the current
and surplus earnings and If necessary to assess It's Stock
holders ,-,-.-,.
NV stock in the American Express Company has already
fallen from 81 30 to less than 60 cents on the
dollar and requested 10 stin hold IT until the
officers have spent every dollar trying 10 do what tDey
must see viii only result in the destruction OF the Com
pany The generous support given from all quarters 10
IN Merchants Union Express Company is conclusive
evidence that the American people have symPaty
with Company that publicly say they VIII destroy ieglt
mate competition die in the attempt"
II such a will cause my stock TO again become
valuable il viii be contrary 20 all past expert
ences IN the mana gements OF corporations.
On the contrary il you would divide among the stock
holders the paid for publishing articles signed
hPadlock" StOekhOder" and other larger and sun
more foolish expenditures and give the same attention 20
the legitimate business OF the Company my STOCK would
much sooner command a respectable price Ia market
than IL will under the present management -
Your Obedient servant, NORRIS MlNsLO"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

,..ra restraining the said directors, and each and
SyeTy one Of them, from further CARVING Or ~ % to
so.lne S sct whatever for or in the Lame OF the
sid eompany; and that the said DIRECTORS anu
ed and decreed 10 pay for the STOCK OF te shu
DC Railroad Company held and being carried D
~ Tor tho said American Express company anu "a
md carried that they DO also adlndge1. , 10 re-
fnnd ali moneys Of said Company WHICH, f y,ucb
cks that Tie said defendants, and each and every Oh
them be restrained and e1joined nom paying 5 ,vy
SSng the credit thereof for the payment Tor any OF
E stock for the payment OF any aeGs 70 pS
iSr S said plaintiff may such other and further or
ssSerent Judgment TO the Court shall seem leey.
9h"hAi - No. G2 Broadway, N. Y.
yn. F A N51sf;ocr of counsel.
SAT- OF NEw-YoRK, civ ard County Of Nes YORK;
oi Hr,s WnsOw, the plaintiff in the foregoing en-
rs SoFt being duly sworn says he has heard read the
ioreSoing complaint, and knows te c9tentS @
mat lne which are thern stated upon information
s1D e and as to those matters he believes It to be
true 70 before me- this nth June 1867, W A HoYT,
Commissioner Of Deeds NsT-aOrA 'i'' anu 0O""'''
{" Private and COn6dentaLl
frSiTED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
BUFFALo October O. 1866.
10 ion known as the Merchants Union Ex
= Al C W 5,, has commenced an Express business
over some OF tie routes occupied py 1tS Sor oo
70 have business relations with this organ
an directly or iTTSeeTed from them or delivered to
Hen Whether paid or ug2a consigned or gne99 ~
,t,ited states Express Company at whatever reduction
a. nics NAV be- necessary on all routes where The
Merchants Union Express Company oonioS III '0"''''
ITO accomplish this you viii, from time TO uae re-
uce The rates Of transportation on al o ony secnre
The business but preserve the most lIenuy LSiauolS
with the patrons of the Company ana INC PuOiio seH
Iinon routes where there is competition you VIII
altan rates unless otherwise instructed from Js
"YOurs RESPECTFULLY, hENhl MI W. AN"fN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

fF MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun Rises Sun rs Moon Sets..
HIGH =.
ssnay Hook 1888 Cows Island a;le Hell 6ae''.'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
f"Priyate and Con6dentiall
tJyITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY, }
TIE AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY COMP NY,

OFFICE TIIE AMERICAN fAffttoS Nos lS,e.-'
Nos 100 and 124 BROADWAY, N " feDfual! Lo' ro
DEAR SIR: The managers OF the Aher 1 re-, ,T
rompanv have deemed it prudent and Tor inc Oest
ats ~ tbe stockholders to omit the usual quarterly wv
Send navabe on this date, that the entlfe earnings VI
ihe Cdmnany NAV be used in carrying on 10 success
spIt tLa compeftiOn with organization Iorlneu 10
mail this and other established express companies
Neither selfrespeet the permanent hhcli van
go ~ the Stockholders will permit any compromise wth
the already staggering company Ano"" 30
I aSinS this EXPLANATION OF the reasons Tor passing
th dvdend II is due to those who hold the stoeh V tS
omnanv as AN investment to caution them against part
rg With il at present market prices, when arc "
oS its real value IL evident that competing eAptss
companies cannot long continue 70 Oletb5 CpOinanv
SSme lines and it is clearly the policy Tor lIs IOpy
10 eYnend every dollar Of its current ana surplus
nes and If necessary 20 assess IT'S " us
ra99nnleta and lasting victory, rather 10 apauyOn
sfrrgle which can have but one result Inc cIcus VI
he managers of the "MeTchants' Un1on sent OUT as
anooc1es for fresh assessments and the ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Shed 10 holster ND their sinking fortunes, CONTAIN
ps,tvs nToofs of their falsity TGe extTayaganoo OF
kheir expendifures the reokeSSness OF theu In.s t
ment the desperate cxpedients 10 which my dSve
.ecuTe business done at positive loss, anu 10
other eomn9nies of the service Of their agents anu
Ioves Inv tebling the salaries paid them an aest tne
mcf that they are losing faith IN an enterprise
10 be abandoned whenever its projectors eoui" 'oA4
their price -. t,o Managers ~ tbfs Com
many are 40 confident Of ultimate success that lhe refuse
T. rt With their stock and 1t will be gratifying 10 thein
~ na that their partners, who have shared hitherto IN
te profits of paying business also decline TO sacinee
ber stock which cannot fail again to become as yaua-
Sic az ever and that they continue to their influence
70 promote and protect me lhteIest u INC Nop""'
Henry WELLS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending Saturday June % Isl cattle
GO cars hogs % cars sheep, cars horses calves
total 2i3 cars an increase over last week OF I0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.


JUNE 295Ose bbls. Flour, 1913 bbls Whisky, II bbls.
Corn Meal, $50 sacks Corn Meal 26297 bush Corn "a 69
BUSH Oats coo bush. Malt "a pkgs Ashes, pkgs Cut
Meats 206 pkgs Lard. 200 sacks Ocakc 179S bbs Pc
roleum 2647 pkgs Butter, 976 pkgs Cheese, l6 bbls
Eggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
Financial.

OFFICE MKRcHASrs' USIoN BxPRxss Co.,
Nos 365 and 367 broadway, NKw,loRK, June 26, 1867
TNHE TRANSFER. BOOKS of the MER-
Il CHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY are THIS DAY re-
opened for the transfer Of stock which all calls and due
have been paid o. J. N KNAPP, Secretary.
CrT OF ALLEGHENY, TRElsUREHs OyFcE. June 49, 1907
NOTICE is hereby given to the HOLDERS
~ Of the SIX PER CENT MUNICIPAL BONDS Of ALLEGHENY
CITY that the Coupons said Bonds due Ju 1907 will
paid said day s the State taxi the Bank 81 Pittsburgh the
City OF Pittsburgh Pa ID. MACPERROS, City Treasurer.
STATE TENNESSEE,
CoNPrRoLL FRS OFFICE NASHVILLE, June I. 1857.
TNHE INTEREST on the debt of the State of
falling lst Of July 1867 will paid the
Fourth National Bank IN the City Of New-York.
G. W. BLACKBURN Comptroller.
HNHE COUPONS falling due July 1. 1867. on
Special Mortgage e the Cleveland Panesie AID Ashtabu
Railroad Company will be paid at the Ocean National Bnk TIE V
and after that date. GEO r. BLY,, treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
ort-u1aroen's Notice.

r. f, -.r s 81 J 10 as wnlIss ..
NOTICE Is hereby gyen IN aecor i,a w xa
Ss s.s a. %.dsa. oss tot q 4. as
bsvpx charge Of the subject natter OF ss,h
ls.ereea w. yve, tathe believing yessels nov 80 ~
no., h The Po Wsrisn aud that % sassss OF n ses a.
vessels: ....11N.n
Hateras.. n
Rark chatworth s''ss''''fNRR
Iark Won Barth. = a rasi.scHs
~ ooei"h =
In Fer 1895.
Ido
T. Ares HxHx1nAS. Secretary. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01

NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL
~ MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of THK AMERICAN
DIAMOND BUJIRSTONB COMPANY for the ELECTION Of
TRUSTEES 6 will be held No TronIow Room No. 6NewYok
~ /. b. PERT seereary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-01
UNITED STATES TREASURY, Jane Is
r-nrfT no r /ooN fDIIIDDW IN. mona

MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS STOCK,
vi EEW.YORK AND NEWFOUNDLAND TELEGRAPH STOCK,
HUDSON co. Is j. BONDS. JERSEY CITY BONDS, &c, ts
STOCKS BONDS and all ESTERN SECURITIES not usually sold
at the Exchange wanted and Apply JOHN DUNBAR
No Wast Broker in Telegraph Express and h'oeianeoas
Secur
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-16

rfnames are g8uo0athamd. F0ek candy may be
placed on the tops Of the frames. the honey-
board taken away. and It's place supplied
IN apiece ofthin blanket of strips of stout
flannel. This will enable the bees to sup7
ply themselves as their wants require
Where rock candy cannot be obtained,
sticks of common sugar candy may be
pushed down among the bees, between the
combs, and the honey board then replaced,
or piece Of blanket used as substitute.
Where brooding commences early, the
bees need large supplies of water, and many
are lost from exposure to cold or wind,
when leaving their. hives to procure It.
damage from this cause can be prevented
by pouring water In piece of old comb,
and inserting it In the hive, that the bees
may help themselves without going abroad.
Afterwards, when the weather becomes
milder, and the bees can safely leave home,
water should be placed for them In a shall
low dish, in some sheltered nook near the
apiary. @
gG Cracks or crevices in common box hives
should be closed by mixture OF clay and
chat, to prevent the escape of heat, and
keep out marauders.- Journal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-16
IFrom the Louisville Jonrnal.l
,iiV' 7iii ALONE. rf
-noisl7011 By REV. ". n PLArT

..n0igi7OII By REV. W. n PLArT. i lc 'llt
To be alone belongs to man as well f asuo'
AS God. A fhrong Is not society, rrs ,-.
Deep passions mako society within,
And solitude, like garden graves, without.
"A lanah Is Oftentimes the outer side VFHe-FHG
Of saddest sighs. and lonely. voiceless woe.
Our minds our home; and MemOry's the wiord
And mystc Usher leading n0iseless feet '4-
Along the silent c.oisters of the soul .DG- fT ii
That holds the Past amidst the ashes gray
And cinders dark Of golden hopes then gone.
The minds Omnife. making worlds within
Irself-a world Of thought Nithin world
or sense. All else, 20 ID. is not. And there
Loved forms abide, the music Of whose voice.
Like sanity benedictions, floats in 1--we. ffsrorf
With them We sit aud muse and live life
or sacred sympathes7Of hearts at hOme- ~
OF bridAls sweet in dreaming youth--Of years y
When RraveEyArds goomed not drear with skeletons
Ard Wfoaihes between enraptured hearts and hopes,
And tears came n0t Mans panoramic thought ~
Denies 10 him solitude. but crowds " sadyjfgs,
His hours with gliding forms and echoes sweet I'll d
OfNauid tones0 love-of words Of faith -, :.
And truth-When youth and beauty. peace and God,
In Pansheistic sense religion Was. r oYryttrt
And life and Joy. Alone, to men, Is man ,.--..
Whose spirit-World 10 sadly dear with forms
That ever wave him on to crystal Shores -Ii-.3
Alone Is man with memories OF love- gg15L -,sg
Yet love remembered Is iseompanionship--
The light that casts Ehs JSAaoL0to OF the Pdst.
LOUISVILLE. Feb. 10. 1857. -, -r ..--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-16
CERTIFICATE OF OFAUTHORITY. N
1 (To expire on the Slst day Of January. 1865. 2
+ M OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF SFATE)
,oitfi,,1 H. INSURANCE. pEPsRTAENT,

f1 CIo expire on the Slst day Oh January, loOo.
+T r OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR OF STATE9
.,tt,i.f,, le INSURANCE. DKPsRTMEET, 7 :
COLUMBUS. o., January 81, 1872
Whereas, The Germania, Hanover, Niagara, and
Republic Fire Insurance Companies, located at New
York, in the State OF New York; have each filed in
this Office sworn statement of its condition, rs
panes NOS Incorporated By the State Of Ohio.p
passed April 9Th. 1855, and amended February
9th 1861 and the act 'tTo regulate foreign Insur-
ance Companies, I" pas ed April 5. 1866; and where
as each Of said Companies has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory eyidence that IL is pos
sessed Of an actual capital Of at least ONE
whereas, each Of said Companies has filed in this
Office written instrument under its corporate
seal. signed BY the President and Secretary there
Of authorizing any agent or agents of said COmpa-
nyin this State to acknowledge service OF process
for and in behalf Of said Company according TO the
terms Of said act Of April 8, 1856.
Now, therefore. in PgTsIsncs Of the acts store
for Ohio, do hereby certify that said Germania
Hanover, Niagara and Republic Fire Insurance
Companies. Of New York. arc nuthorized to transact
the business OF Fire and Marine Insurance in this
State until the thirty-frst day uf January, in the
year one thousand ieht hundred and sixty-eight
-vc Z In Witness whereof. have hereunto sub
scribed my name and caused the seal Of my
tsEAL.J o6ice to be Affixed the day and year above
naiiqfr4HSS ',S1' JAMES H GOODMAN, e
10 s9Geiy trB 1nai1 Joh Auditorof State.
HENRY G. HUSTON, Agent, Is
rsY So ai etuErl iigg COLUMBUS, o. z
feb2-d1wuvi5E 5EIIiqU. 1HnI l,lltt III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-16
MtiD StatesIaan.
trvAnllpIr n ..4vANosO
RATES or ADVERTISING.

Tsnlines Of NonpAreil. OF X inch space constitute
Bquera. 80, - a-,...tf-tr hnH faHui1f
Fo-~sh ,p.srt,sn. Ss4 S4sSa SQUARE. Is oouiu
N0lieosof Deaths, 80 cents. 't i.ia
Notices Of Marriages, 50 cents. 800 HidNl9
+. Religious Notices 50 cents, fLGfg M
Advertisements inserted every other day, every
third dnH. and once wOek, viii be charged shopper
square, each insertion. .f goF14 lu .tH iG
or each insertion. No Notice less than 800. W
vtrNliM oli t.-i WEEKLY. tf...
eI,BO pen square each insertion ny e'A
business Notices % cents peFine each Insertions
LEGAL sdvertisenentsw win bechargsd dregulArrAtes
HI.I|NIfN tN NNA|+A-.i
- An N nAhs1HNT ad Advertisements must be paid
for herenfter at the time they are ordered other
win be gdly adhered 10 In sll cases. There win be
NJ oxooDtIOu. AZ fhttttt' ed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-16
" AN INGENIOUS OONTRIYANCE,

iDY AN INGENIOUS CB,
ID originating with the inventor Of this Furnace.
A the cold air is made to pass through water on its
way 10 the cold sir chamber. thus cleansing II Of
every particle Of DUST that 1t enters the room as
pure as though 1t was on the mountain'stOp. Ply
Sicians praise it, and recommend il on account Of
Ths amount Of % Fuel % TeSaiFcd BY this Furnace 10
warm adWellipg of from nine 70 thirteen rooms, is
no greater than is required BY one crate; and IL
gives an even, summer. like temperature, night and
day, in all parts Of the house. ia.
After several seas0ns' use, this Furnace has fully
established its claim as the most desirable Warm
ing and Ventlating Apparatus in use. Burning
anthIacts or hituminonscOal, coke or wood equally
we'll, upon the true principle OF eoonpmy-slow
combustion Of q large mass Of fuel.i secures an
eyenness and freshness of temperature, steady
Aow Of pure. clean, unburnt air, night and day,
while the furnace itself will not burn out or require
repairs for many years. The correctness Of the
above Is certified 10 Oy the written testimonials Of
many leading citizens Of this and other cites which
will be furnished with illustrated descriptive
pamphlet, price list, DO, upon application by mail
orat Nos. l49 and Isl West Fifth street Cincinnati
Ohio. u tga .iao sIlg gPETkR MARTIN, odi
decA-d3m Inventor aud Manufacturer, "a