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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21
Cine Gpeeu[antiu in gauullpplle.

eyu BcItcn III asasnrdrtis elm lsbt tntersfaner
Yrcssf anbGnbis semaht, ipel4er einen tisfen Sins
titf In etne ga, ie febe BON ccrrnpten Speculas
tionsn sepabrt. 2ohp 6ous5, cine amerifaniihe
Scubrette, relhe niht atIein elm reiienees SGrcs
den, ionnern aud cine umfaffenbe Bilauns bsfst
unb unitreita zine ber ssiitrsiaen SGaufpielerins
men Ger au'er,fanilten 8hbns mar, TT RE aldse.
rtn. @ieaeidt srtnnert ib elmer coer Der anber'
unire Sssr, bae ite tr6brsnS Der lettsn Satre Bee
8rieaes @aifrolien in Den S6eaern isner 8sgenbsf
sab. rrsl6e niht an Den @renten unsres gfiltdrei
itrtfte eeleasn nno faun Der uaicn tutiiGercber
paren. gSabrenb bisier @ahrcllsn bate fe aud
oas interefIante Wbfnteuer nit hem neutfben Sen
Better Sclstb Sfer5aus, tpslber etneS Abenos lpd
in Chattanooga TN Sotel anlanSte nno Das bsit
3immsr beaniprudte, 2cttp muBe eilis t9'
shlafsema4t aufaeben uno IN Elm Stin8erss Gin
mer manoern. alls SRerbau6 einSca, fauo er be
Der Sccupatirn fsines Bsites ba6 petfe Hahtiafs
fea Der @hauipielerin unc ididte Daiielte Ih!eu.
nsf mad ibrsm Stu,msr NIT Der B.ff aunS: sd
bsfaiIs mid ni1t nit leeren Ratatiafen."
Ser prossb, melden nieie Dame nun iceben sc
asn bic Bctcner strma sSproan, Oaari9 uno So
einselsits' bat, lDst bas 8atbsl, wcsu fie sit tt
ienen entleasnen &eaicnsn rGbrsnb Der itiruI5 5st
.Rrteas, ,eten umbsrtrisb gis Bate DEN Mufraa
als Naent isnes @eihGfts ale RaumnrIe inner
balb Der 8etsnenlnisn aufsufaufen, uno onth To-
re periSnliHe 2tetsn6maeoistett fit Baaren boz
ben 8sstsrunss OfFtiusn einen 6rcipaS nad9 BEN
gfprbsn III srnirfsn. Ss Ginfanfs iOuten mad
fontratimaBi - Stipulation astteilt merosn, abe
noaSsm itns Uirma 500 600 NIT snsn sgsfala
tipnsn ueroient batie ssrnstssrts fe, Der ftSnel
| saauipisertn psn 9tnttsil su sstsn, msltbsn 4
burh itre Uits uuS2ufcpfsruns 10 lhmsr cosr +
lei4t rernient bate. 0absr Der 4rsseB. GRD1
ten Die @nbhnunssn, wsl9s oabsi ssmucht Uercsn
rest umfaHenetr Natur fein uub cine gsits unie
rsr Stissssslatbfe ssnasene tslsudstsn, in trsla
man nur binetnausSfen traudht, um, ND man f
raat, cen intsrsfartstsn StCff 5u finoen.
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gsas tn Ben Ser staaten idbrlidl perramdt pirS.


Nls etne auelle Der Statiaif 1T unIer 70 fee1
ausssessntes stsusrfpasm istr mertbpou; es wer
ben bnrh haiIel6e Stailahen an ben Sag astraht
ptlbe Ron GROCER 9Bthtisfsit fnb, namsntlth fiji
,ufinfiss Gslss3stung, menn MIR 10 siidtih lsir
icuten, trieoer einmal In ben Safen tunxsr 8at
einsulaufsn.
Sie alts Ssit Der 70 du6erft misiaen 9teuerr
pirb wcbl nis msbr wteoerfsbren, tppbl aber bcssi
MIR balo ben Sas fcmnltn su ieben, ba bas belhei'
bsne @infommen eines Wttttslmannea, pie mar
niht gang arme uno niht gang rethe eeute 1T neu'
men rHes, etenio nenis pisosr bsfeuert tpirb, ale
cas sSabrfat, bas gum Ssben motbpenoiS LIT. Sas
asaen miro eine psiis 3sissasbuns 2urusartifel
c6ne bic man istn fann. batu bsnhssn, nm aus be.
rem Gteuerertraa bic 6cfen Der 0srnaltuns uni
unfsrs Nationalihulo su bsfreitsn.
3u oieien 9urusartissln sebSrt gan; untreiiip
Der 8abaf, unn pslhe Steusrfibiafeit in bsmIslbsr
I ltsst. m6sen bte fclssnbsn 3ablsn bsreiisn.
eSn ben vtcpalsn" Staaten purbeu bonn 1. Sui
1862 Sic aum 80. Stunt 1863 429 700 700 Slid
@taarren perffeuert am 80 sSuni 1864 tetrte ei,
summe $40. .49l 902, am g. Wfars 1865 abe,
258 086 762, 70 sab alfc i'm 8an5es 28t $50
365 @isarren pertrautt rurben, mslhs $6, ,5O3 ;.
697 81 steuer bs1oblten.
&auAtabaf ruree i'm Sabre 1868 III 8 448, ,68I
1funb anaeaeten, NIT 1884 795 "a Steuer. In
Sabr 1864 "a, 19l 79Z Btnno NIT 81 ,ZO9, 609 OK
stsusr; TIM SABRE 1865 IA, 176. t66 Yfp. mil So ].
0S0, ,0t0 26 Steuer nnb fir bic erifen nsun Wcna
ts oss Sabres 1866 6.836, 527 pfD. nit 81 544,
O55 SO
sicb .rsit fGrFsre 3ablsn absr bat Der 8autatol
aufsumsiisn. Ois Nnsabl Der BON oieisnr Strf
afs psrbrau6t ansssetsnen Bfunbe bstrus i'm Sab,
1868 1921, ia NIT So IA, 173 49 i'm Sabr
1864 81, 1870 ga Vfunb nit S. 677 ,O95 ii; in
Sabr 1865 nit %, 462 .854 pfuub uno So 1885,.
101 81 gtener unb IN oen erlisn nsun Wcnatsn pst
Sabrss 1866 Is $50. 647 @fo. nit 81 329, ,429 81
Steuer.
Das trGre atlc cine 8sIammtlumne ron $780,
O18 951 OF Stsasr, melde nnr fur Sabaf sin8e'
sansen 1T.
gBenn man nun beoenft, baB bic fibliasn Staa.
ten tierbst nur in Der gang lestsn 3stt mitafrehne
iino unD bas man fislia tpcbl annebmen narf caf
bic 9Glfts Dss fasriirtm Sataes nur periieuer
puros, 10 ertalten irie cine In &audb aufseganssn
Summs, NIT Der man bic NatirnaliHulo bsina1,
ttlsen fSnnte.
une tas!it mebrt Hh Der 0erbrauh bieies elrtt.
fels, 70 baB man, meun bic Soren anf bsnla6sr
riGtts einss3csen irsrcen. nit berielben aasn II
farser 3eit sinsn sro6en She'll unisre @ssiernnss'
aussabsa bsfrsiten fOnnte. (s9eAlslb.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21
tsimsn, oas unter Msniasn, bic tpts bic Sanisn's,

rsimsn, bab untsr Menihsn, bic mis bic Sanisn's,
unb wie gmil unb YbSbe, nur auf ben srUerb su
benfen ibtenen, iCl1s Sussnoltebe Iratien une &C.
oetben fSnas. ste molten niht bssreifsn, na5
rirtlib sin slid mSslih isi nussrtulb Der ses
rcbnten Babnen. Sa, als a}tSbs itcn lanss i'm
8drtnerbaufs iaaliets, ais Brau ron gBareed Saa
3immsr .riscer tetpssn tatte, bab fs BET ihres
Mannes 9sben inne sebabt, als gmtl ildb bte Scd.
ter leines frnbsrsn a3rineipals aus Nsm 0crt sur
frau seeplt, uno sr unb isin gamassr &cnrab
lsit Sabrsn bic gteiluns ssponnsn batten, bic tn
nnieren 3agsn Der ribriss Ssmsrtfsis einnimmt =
aud ea nod aab ss eeuts, bic iidb wunbersn, bae
elm 6srr BON g8artsf SSatrifant ssprrbsn is, uno
bee Gdrtners SOba stn aosliSss Graalstn sur 6aua'
frau tefcmmeu babe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21
aus @aIbington. = gelobuuna. Gin Stedbrief

@aasamt, ben H. Sebr. = $500 BslObnuns
wirb fir bic @srbaftuns einss setriiTsn a1m. Zee,
alias Gec 9almer, alias SEQ. &csers, teSablt
5ulslbe IL SO SABRE alt, bat furses srauss 5scpf
6aar runb shnurrtartunO trGst senSbnli6 einsn furs
zen n9adsnhort. Gr eiente 1861 unb '62 sret Sabre
als Sec. palmer i'm 81 Nsp 0crfer @eaimsnts
oas Rom Sberfsn aB. S. 8cars aus Buffalo tss
fsbliot murbe. See mar TN Nnlst'ns' 3reise bee
shosamtts bonn Ssptemter 1864 tis gum 26.
Sanuar 1867 anseiellt, an tpelh' lestsrem Gage sr
Da1tinatcn perliss. Mlan teftulpietib i'm ess I'm.
tsrlhleifes BON penisitens $50 600 in 7.30 shas
ants. Rcten Der srfsn ssris, fis rrm Is. Musuif
| 1864 eattrtif.
| $500 wersen fir feline @srbaftuns unh stttie
fsruna an cen tieiiaen 8cliss Supsrintsnesnten
@hares, unb $4,000 fir g8iensrerlanauus bsa
aan,er Gelsss cher eiu eniprshsnosr She'll naucn
tsi ellansnns sinss Sbslss sss Gefcblsnen aus
ss5a1lt.
S. Me@utloh,
SHasamis. Ssftetar
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21

Ser 8sri4t hss @fsrfau grnmiiiirs In
Baltinstcn fir esn Wcnat Sanuar entbdlt etnt
ftatiItildss 3uIammsnaslluns Der i'm sonssn aunot
ae,ablten McnatslStns fir Tormarbesten. Gi'
Surhfhnitlidbs SSbe Der 9Shns fir Irtsit WstBs,
bstrast r6ns 8sfSaisuns s2S 90 unT NIT @sfSiti'
auna SIS so, fir Nsssr $1,000 unO nit BsfSitt'
suns 50 Is. Sic bShltsn 2bane neresn In @ali'
fcrnien aesottt, n6mlid unasfGbr $4,000, eanr
fcmmt MaTaaulstts NIT $38 90 Ser 9urtb
ihntteio9n in CEN DfliAsn Staaten bctrdat S33.
90, In cen miitlsrsn Staaten uneefdhr $4,000, 1t
cen msTltasn 5000 in ben fipli6sn $28 80 fiji
Mdss, SIC 90 fir @sssr. Cit 1860 Rno Die slr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21
= 0arum ID sin @snsral einem eabmsn sfsiis
md apl9 usa,s asiuiul "a llsGS

Gin tareilaes 2inisnfaifT Sat auf brsiauienb
eretfHe iSrauen unb 8inou, Die In Snsia auf Die
Infunft Der eurcpiiihen s@iffe wartetsn, Bic iie
mad GrieHenlanb binabu fibrsn fclten, feline
Ranpnen atgefenert. Nfsbr ala bunesrt unb firf>
TIA iSrauen uno 6inber tlisbsn tcht am ufsr sabls
lc5e anbere murhen iHmsr psrnuneert. Das tiirs
tiihs saiff, bas hieie Intbat besins, bate bic
enslilhs Glasse anfsacsen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21

strSflins (im 8erfsr tei Baifer unS 8rcb):
,g8is renis brauHt bod Der Wenib, um Su lsten,
renn CT sben - nihts alnbsra taben fam |"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21

Mas isin. = Gins iunss, slidliAs 0tntter
risf ibrsm @smatt nnO ipraa, auf itr i'm galafe
laaslnbss Sinh 5eiseno: sunisr @n8d fset seniB
bic gnsel!" Ser Wann fraste, mnb mas iiebt ss,
pe,n % 70 fart ihrsit? .Sa.@ ius'e Bic Watter,
,oann bat es mDbl 8ciif /" - sgtein. bann benz
ih,1 iasts iner gatsr, sRsbt ss wabriastnIie ben
Seufef i"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21

Mal1en 3millinss fsin. S1ribset,@
Iuste Elm Srlauner ,u lsiusr Auserwdtlten, rmarum
eenn lGuten bic Glcfsn?" = s6eut' III Der prin.
,slIn @sburtstas.@ rYibar, Brteset, mac nu
lhwaBei! @sltsrr mar Der Gsbnrtstas ees Yrins
,en RON I8alss = ba mh6tsn bsioe ia 3miGinse
epfn IL
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21

@ut.- Neulih murbe BET einem iSeit Der 2SfGs
mann1haft fclssneer paifenSer Soaft ansssbraft:
.WiSaen mnlrs 2Slhmaihtnen ben alien Snnsfern
aleih Ieln - INNER terett, ater' nie psrlanstl~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21

Gin0srweAieluns. Gin nunwii'nberwtsnid,
psfasr bsirutbsn prlts, natm iit pcr, Die bet Der
8rauuna auf bic 8rassn nss @eitlihsn 5u sstsns
Den AntnOrtsn Fd ssnaa sinspfueiIen, falus absr
i'm &aleaismns fat Der 8Orlhrift dter baa xrau.
nnasssrsmcnisl Die Saufcrcnuns anf unc msmctirts
iis lcr8fdlhs.
als ater Der GsiRlibs isn In Der 8irhe fraste:
g9cat Str bic bier anpenis Anna suianna ScunD,
70 su gursr ebelthsn Sematlin nstmsn authors
tsts Der Brauisam is9r patbshla:
Sd sntlaSs Dem Scufel uno aren leinen Mers
ten.
@riaunt, risf Der SsisttSs: ssih SIR ipobl Elm
Starr?
uao Der fate6ismusfsiie Brdutisam anttprrtets
Das 1T semislb tratr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21

NaIembfuten. = Gin Nbonnent beS vseiens
tifc amsrisan" ltrsbt: = vNeulih, als tb ben
Byoabmap In Stem Dorf binanter sins, ins msins
gaIs auf sinmal fart Su bluien an; in belt nsiu
7afhentuA an bic Nals unh molIte in bas erfr,
tsite Sotel sstsn, als elm 6srr ;u MIR ste: uuets
men Sie tlos Elm staf Yapisr In ben Wtuno nnb
eausn es ihnea, 10 Bort bas Naisnblutsn sld8
auf." 3psifslnb tsfolste i'd ieinsn &atb, unh has
gluisn bSrts fat aussnblidih auf. SD tpsiF,
bas btes Mittsl lsitnsm oft ansewannt ncrbsn II,
unn a,par immsr nit osmislbsn srtuinitten GrfcIs
as. = Nsrste iasen, baB. wsnn man cine binns
Nclls BON Yapisr ohsr Wusltn iber bic 8orosrs
sdsne unb unsr bis Cbere eippe lsst. uno bic lsss
tsrs fart rarauf prebt, nas 0aisnblutsn aud aufs
bSrt.~
@raf 9tsmard lanbts nsulth ietnsm trsnsn,
atsr armsn prtpatiecrstdr Elm neass Bud, nDrim
er eiue BanspsiIuus auf 5000 Stalsr ssltst satts.
als sr am naafsn Mrsen in sin Bnrsau trat,
fraate er BEN Secretdr, Oh er has Buh bnrHaele,
fen bdtts. vSa. SIRE 5pbsit," srmibsrts Der &c,
cretar: v1sin Snbalt bat mid 70 ansssossn, bas
itt nit esm srDstsn Sntsrsfs auf Den Busitsn 8arp
.tparte" Ser Sraf lddslts, atsr iasts nidts. am
nadfisn Mrrssu srbislt Der gsersdr Elm Gtnliaes
Bud nit 5000 8balsrn barin; absr Der @raf
bate auf has Sitslblatt ssI1rsbsn: rSies Merf
1T rculfanots In 3rsi Bdnoen."
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DER WESTBOTE :
REIN HARD & FIESEx
PUBLIsH ERs-
PUBLISH ERs

TERMS:
500 pcr year invariably In aavsnss.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-02-21

Waaa bes @etter immtr itiirmem,
9ieier, &anm faKp mid bei9irmen,
Sier errart' it befre 2eit!
Menn bic ShidIalsmetter ihreden,
SO fol- mid mein lSer3 bsceden,
S1simt bic 6iilfe nod 70 peit. -
@enn tie gpnne tpieber i6eint,
8 wie iie rieht pann bic @ree!
Menn eas auae itiht mebr peirt,
Mas lit Summer. mas 9eftwerbe 2
glnr elm Sraum, eer uns per- r4niist,
gaeun Der 6ampfer ribuIi@ f5est! :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-12
Desti1ufiOn i'm EhiIadelphiH-A
Terrible Case Of Suffering.

At the present time great destitution pre-
walls among the poor in Philadelphia, from
the lack of employment. The Inquirer re-
lates the following terrible case of suffer-
ing of whole family:
One of the most heartrending cases OF
destitutiOn we have ever been called upon
to chronicle is one which was brought to
light on Wednesday, by means of visit
paid by one of the visitors of the Home
Missionary Society to a house in the lower
section Of the city. The visitor, on enter
ing the premises, discovered the achole
family in almost the last stages of starvation,
and the horror of the scene was heightened
by the discovery of the appalling fact that
the father of the family, who had died ten
days ago, was still unburied, from lack of
the necessary means to defray the eX-
penses of sepulture. The afflicted family,
by depriving themselves of the simple food
necessary to support life, and by pawning
the few things they owned, had been able
to raise but ten dollars, with which sum
they secured the services of an under
taker, who prepared the body for inter-
ment, but refused to proceed further until
the whole of the bill for the burial was
paid him in advance. This the poor people
could not do, and at the time of the visit of
the humane member of the Home Mis-
sionary Society, the death of all the other
members of the family from abject want
seemed imminent. The dreadful situation of
affairs was discovered in the morning, and
the visitor lost no time in finding the I'M
dertaker, whose requirements were speed
iy met, the amount advanced, and the body
at once decently inferred.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-12
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS |.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES.

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preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid their action is direct ard
positive, rendering them reliable speedy and GER
tain specific for the of all distractions and sup
pressious of nature. Their popularity is indicated
by tho fact that 100 900 bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States
every one Of whom speak in the strongest terms
praise Of their great merits. They are rapidly talk
ing the place of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered by all who know aught of them as
the sures, safest and most nfallible preparation in
the world, for the of all female complaints tho
removal of all distractions of nature and the pro
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flaming when and why they should not, nor
could not be used without producing effects CONTRA
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-12

The movement Of silver to Asia is now
annually about $45,0O0,00O through Great
Britain alone, and Is in excess of the pro-
ddction. 1t is exchanged for products OF
the Indies, the silks and teas of China and
Japan. and never again comes to light
There is no return current giving it cir
cult round the world. Starting from Cali
fornia, it goes eastward to Asia, and there
seems to stop. This excessive drain can
not last without new sources of supply
Such supply is furnished by a cessation in
the demand for silver in several European
countries, which before employed tlargely,
but now use gold instead.
In 1853 in France, $G0,000000 of silver
coin were melted and converted into bullion
for expectation to the East. This process
is now going on in several other European
countries to supply the Eastern demand.
viii there ever be return current of
the precious metals? The world must be
supplied. The United States produce more
than all the world beside, and the East
ward flow will continue as long as gold
and silver are comparatively cheaper than
any and all things else. New discoveries
of the precious metals on the Eastern Con-
tinent, opening new sources of supply,
may change the movement westward. Ere
long, three railways will be completed
across the Continent. The current OF trade
with the Indies, China aud Japan will
then be changed. The gold and silver
movement will then be divided between
the East and the West. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-12
A Tremendous Earthquake nj
Fort Klamath, Oregon.

The oregon Sentinel publishes the follow
ing letter from Fort Klamath, dated Janu-
ary 8, giving the particulars of fearful
earthquake in that locality: We have sim
gular, il not serious news to send by the eX-
press just leaving. This morning at day
light we were startled from sleep by pre-
cipitate shock of an earthquake, immedi-
ately followed by noise as of distant
thunder. But in a little while quiet
reigned; every one was conversing and
laughing heartily over the singular phe-
nOmenon, but our countenance soon under
went a serious change, for it began to grow
dark; the whole heavens were full of very
black smoke or cloud the air had Il sui
phurous smell, and ashes of brownish
color fell as fast as ever saw itsnow. We
had to use candles in the mess room. The
most of us went into breakfast, but had
only got fairly in our seats when, horror
upon horror! the earth seemed rolling like
waves upon the ocean. Every one was
thrown to the floor, and only regained their
feet TO be placed again in the same situa-
tiOn. With the rAttling of dishes, crashing
of window glass, cracking of timbers of
tine building, and the screams of frightened
boys, you could not imagine ID more perfect
chaos.
Some, of us gained the door, and such a
sight as met our gaze! The tall pines
around the fort seemed lashing themselves
into fury. The wagons in front of the stable
were engaged in pitched battle; horses
and cattle lying crouched upon the ground,
uttering most pitiful means dogs bowling,
and the unearthly yells of the Klamath In
dians encamped near the fort, completed
the scene. We imagined we were amid the
wreck of matter and the crush of worlds
The suffers store was thrown about twen-
ty feet from its former position. There
were no lives lost, and no serious accidea Is
to any one; there were quite number
with bruised shins and skinned noses. No
serious damage to any of the buildings, all
being log and frame houses; but do not
think there is a whole pane of glass left at
the post.
There are many speculations as to the
cause of this most singular freak of nature,
but most of us are of the opinion that a
volcano has broken loose near the Klamath
Marsh, as a continuous dark volume of
smoke is seen ascending in that direction.
Some OF the soldiers have volunteered to
90 up and find out if we have monster
vomiting fire near us or not. There was
about half an hour between the first and
second shocks. The first was only percept-
ible; the second lasted, as near as can be
Judged from various opinions, from two to
three minutes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-12
pY AN INGENIOUS CONTRIvANCE,

DY AN INGENIOUS CE,
- originating with tho inventor of this Furnace,
all the cold air made to pass through water on its
way to the cold air chamber thus cleansing it of
every particle Of dust, that enters the room
pure rs though il was on the mountains top Ply
sicians praise it, and recommend it on account of
its hcalth-imp lrting tendency.
The amount OF Fuel required by this Furnace to
warm dwelling of from nine to thirteen rooms, is
no greater than is required by one CRATE; and it
gives an even, summer like temperature, night and
day, in all parts Of TO house.
After several seasons use, this Furnace has fully
established its claim as the most desirable Warm
ing, and Ventilating Apparatus in use. Burning
anthracite or biuninOus coal, coke or wood equally
we'll; upon the true principle economy-slow
combustion of large mass OF fuel-it secures an
evennoss and freshness Of temperature, a steady
flow 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 to ~ the written testimonials Of
mary leading citizens Of this and other cities, which
sill be furnished with illustrated descriptive
pamphlet, prico list, &e upon application by mail,
Or at Nos li9 and Isl West Fifth street, Cincinnati
Ohio. PETER MARTIN,
dec24-d3m Inventor and Manufacturer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-12
as follows, viz:
Total. eighteen years rs.............s78s,5 ,58G,T

lOldl tlBubCou OOulo'''
Receipts.
The aggregate product has probably been
$l00000,000 more than the reported ship
ments through public channels. The csti-
mated product for 1866 of all the mines in
the United States, including gold and sill
yer, was $l03 100000.
The treasure product of Australia from
1S51-the date of discovery thereto 1886,
inclusive, was &59,S07,O00. This includes
the ascertained export, with ten per cent.
added for movement by private hands.
The product of California from 1S49 to
1856, inclusive of ascertained exports, ad-
ding ten per cent, was ESS61S, COO, making
the total value from these two sources of
supply El4S,425, ,000-equal to about $742,-
100000. Thc total product to this date
from these sources of supply is estimated
at $2000,000,000.
The products of silver at different peri
ods of the present century are estimated
as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-12
Removed from his ola Omce,

DIR. A. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway, nea,
Hish street, Columbus. Ohio, has devoted hinset
or serisso of years to the trea mont Of certain pr
yate diseases. He may beconsultod Al his Office
BrqadwaJ. near the Exchange BSnKi