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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16
VERMONT EEGlsLATURE.
MONTPELIER, Nov. Z,
HOUSEKEEPING.

Termont Reform Scho0I-The bill was
ordered to a third reading Yeas l70i
nays 8.
Mr.. Waite, for the select committee on
the question of the power OF the State
to tax U. s. bonds, reported that the
State cannot tax U. S. bonds, but may
tax National bank stock, and that for
that purpose no further legislation was
necessary.
Mr. Clark, for committee on ways and
means, reported against the bill to pay
per diem and mileage of members of the
general assembly in gold or its equiva-
lent.
Mr.. Skinner of Derby moved to amend
so that the pay should be three dollars a
day. This amendment was adopted, and
the bin further amended by providing
that the compensation or the preStctinsS
officer of the two houses shall be in
creased in the same ratio as pay of mem
bers, and that the bill shall apply only
to the present year. The bill was re-
fused third reading. Yeas 35; nays
$50.
The joint resolution of Mr.. Pratt rela-
tive to final adjournment was taken up
and amended by Mr.. Hamilton of Mont
gomery so as to fix the time for final ad-
jourument at Friday, November 10th, at
| 8 q. m.
Mr.. Barlow called up the resolution
endorsing President Johnson's policy
with regard to suffrage and reconstruc-
ton. The question was upon amend-
ing by adopting a substitute resolution
lamenting the death Of President Lin
coin, and expressing satisfaction at the
patriotic course of President Johnson
and success of the Union cause, not.
withstanding the opposition of enemies,
North as well as South.
Messss. Barlow and Keith supported
the resolutions, but without taking 9
vote the House adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16

sunss extracted. All SUNDAY - =
peer VIII be confscated for the |yo o,l
ment of the force. ''' ''''e'G
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16

THINGS IN NATURALIZATION the in
teresting letter by I. Fl. W: in the Yer
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16
The Governors Veto.

ExxoUTIvR CHAnBER,
Montpelier, November 8, 1866.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
DIED

In jefferson, Feb. .25th, OF, Group ERNEST L.,
Youngest son of E. NJ. and S. j. Harmon, aged
nearly four years.
In jefferson, Feb 2lst, of inflammation on the
Brain, AIDA IRENE, only child of E. s. and s. V.
Goodale, aged months.
In New Lyme, March 7th, HARRrEr wife Of
Harvey Hill, of Putrid Erysipslas in throat and
lungs--aged 40 years.
In Kingsville on the I'd inst, Mrs. JULIA Ann
wife of Moses Marsh, aged 62 years.
In Amboy, March 7th, LUELLA NJ, daughter
of J. L. and Mary A. Smith, aged years and
G months.
In the military hospitals at Savannah:
Feb 1-ErHRIAM ODELL, /, Goth, Acute Diar-
rhea
Feb. 4-HESnr MILLER, A, 59th, Chronic Di-
arrh9a. n7
Feb. l0-HENnr p. WARD, E, 2lst Chronic
Darrh9a.
Feb. 13-MkLAScruos Poe, B, 29th Chronic
Diarrh9a j. HERMAN, X, Goth, Chronic Diar-
rhea
In this village. Feb. Esd, of Small Pox Sergt
w. j. JONES, Co. X, l25th o. V. l., aged 81
years.
Sergt Jones had been in the service eighteen
months, and during that time was engaged in
several hard fought battles, and always proved
himself to be a brave and worthy soldier.
He leaves an aged Father and Mother, and
numerous friends to mourn his death.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

HEAVY OPERArIoN.-The Coal Company,
whose lands lie in the Dcighborhood OF Sand
Lake, Pa, and to which the jamestown Branch
is TO form the principal line Of outlet iu this d.
rection. are engaged in the work of erecting an
entire village. We learn from p. FL. WATSON,
Esq, one Of the company. aud an active officer
iu the direction OF its affairs. that aside from
the work Of opening the entries to the mines,
the company are putting up one hundred tene-
ments for the operatives, church aud sch ool
house,ser Getting saw mills, ami planning mills,
cutting logs for millions Of feet Of lumber, erect
Ing brick and line kilus. aud kius for season.
ing the lumber. quarrying stoue, and 10 fact,
carrying on all aud singular, all those branc hes
OF industry necessary for building village
within themselves. All this is 10 anticipation
OF the opening OF the road at this place next
fall at which time il is expected that the whole
machinery OF the road. aud the mines will be
10 full operation, aud that the sm ,unt Of Coal
mined aud forwarded daily will not be less than
1000 tons. Heculeaa, as this may appear,
there are oil the elements OF pscuniary back
bone and energy to secure it's successful accom-.
plishmen'. ofibe amount Of Coal lands owned
! by the company we are not definitely advised
bot 1000 or loo90 acres are said 10 be ,h,
patch from which their drafts Of coal are to bt
made. With such facllitiss for procuring sup
plies Of fuel the coming season, We may proba
bly, hope for wood q range something below
! sS cord.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
Arcana Watch.

A Elegant Novelty in Watches
The cases OF this wa'ch, entirely new invention
composed of sx different metals combined rolled together
and anshed producing exact Imitation OF ~ carat gold
called Arcana hch will always keep its color They are rs
beautiful and durable solid gold and afforded at one
eighth the cost Tie is beautifully designed, with Pan,
exact style OF the Gold Hunting Levers aud
really handsome de srabe and exact an imitation
"gold defy detection The movement man9ac,ur
ed by the well known ST. Jimer Watch Company Europe
and srperby finished haying engraved pallets fancy
carved rdges adjusting regulator with gold balanced and
the improved action with line dial and skele
ton hands, and is Warranted gond time keeper Thess
watches three different Sizes the smallest being Tor la
mail Express for SIPS. snge sent in an elegant
Morocco Case $25 will readily sell for three times teir
cost We agents Tor this watch in the United
States. and genuine which do not bSar our Trade
MARK Address, BENAUHH & Co., lnPorerS'
3m7oo is Maiden Lane New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

Oh. such q saternalia OF mud! What de-
leeisble mortar bed is our main street, How
profuse aad munifcently abundau, that element
which comes from the thawiug earth beneath
and the aqueous heavens above us, along our
undulatng and indenled side walks! How mel
hfflaous hte oosy, gushing, liquid sounds that
come up from beneath the feet Of the pedes
trian as he picks his steps among the floating
debris, Of hemlock, of poplar. OF ash and oak
What saIlies OF wit and good nature greet the
ear at each standing place and corner in honor
Of village energy aud authority! Surely, our
lines have fallen to us in pleasant places, and
village officials are the most good natured,
devi'-may-care. good for nothiag follows, with
whom trust und responsibility was ever reposed
Happy people with such e"joyments, and sucl
inexhsustible philosophy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

Fernelious calls disease no sfsciiou Of the
body, contrary to nature a purtubaiion o. Tvs
habit arrangement Of It's courses. w Wns'
disease s, sometimes cludes human intei'gence'
bot some disesses sre known--tbeir origin ac-
ton aud even their antidotes. whoever has
discovered an actual remedy for one dlsesse'
has done something for his race. Doct. Aver
has done more, for his medicines AFFORD US The
means to coetrol aud cure several dangerous
disorders. We rarely speak on medical sub
iects. preferriug to leave them to physicians,
who understand them better. Bot such effects
"a are seen in our scrofalous complain by his
Sarsapariila, and on The several complaints that
they cure by Ayers Pills, should not be ignor
ed.--Keokuk. Iowa Journal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
a NEW NOVEL BY II. KINGSLEY.
THE HILLYARS AND TIE BURTONs;
STORY oE TWO FAMILIES

In TIE NEw-YoRK SEMIwFEKLY TRIBUNE ofNarch
will be conn enced The Hlyau and the Burton Story
of Two Families the last eoyel Of Eenry Kingsley in
course OF pu ublication in Mae NaHs MagU1ine ondun
The scene is partly in England and partly In Austa
snd the story deals with family OF the anstocaey and
amp dependent on each other Those Who wish to
the reading of this capital nve the best Of the day shosd
1t contains all the Editorial arc not merely local In
character Literary Reviews and Art Criticisms Letters
rom our large corps of Foreign and Do
nestle News Exclusive Reports Of the Proceedings of the
Farmers Club Of the american Institute Talk about Fruit
and other horticultural aud Agricultural Information
Stock Financial Cattle Dry Goods and General Market Re-
ports which are pub ished in THE DAILY TRIBUNE THE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

Quite sn explosion occurred q few days
since at The Canghey well. Fairview, caused
by the striking Of a gas vein. 1t blew
their. tools out Of The well. bending every
har so MS to render them entirely useless and
swapping new two inch cabe as il it were
hut thread. Ths foor Of the derrick
which was made Of two inch plank, with
the sills Of the derrick resting upon it :.
besides being covered with ice 10 be depth
OF foot. WAS torn TO spln'ers. The ex-
plosion shook the earth for quite q dis
tance around The workmen miraculonsly
escaped without isjury.- Cirard Union.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
MA RRIED

AT the Parsonage of the lst NJ. L. Church in
Xenia, on the 27th Of February, by the Key j..
l.. Grover, WM. McNAULL of Ashtabula, to Miss
EtIzABErH ADAMS, Of Xenia.
In Austinburg, on the 9Th OF March, by j. b.
Bartholomew, Miss ANGELINE WooD, OF Austin
burg, to Mr. WM HARLEY OF the same place.
In Jefferson, on the Ith day of March; by
Rev T. X. Halleck Miss MARIETTA PgcK of New
Lyme, to Mr.. JoHs ANDREWS of Austnburg'
AT the American House, in Jefferson, by Rev.
Thomas Oliver March 18th, Miss BETsEY Norris
to HRNRY p. TunssR, both Of Hartsgrove.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

That OIL WELL AT CoSsEAUT, bts been play
ing another fantastic trick. On u,day morn
ing last, about three o'clock, the RePrter says,
in consequence Of striking another win of gas,
unusual demonstrations were made, such as the
lifting the drill by the force OF the gal and wa
ter, which spouted to the top Of tn, tower
knocking of the roofing, aud saturaiug the
whole institution. The gas ignited, ant very
pretty, but somewhat threatening STATE q things
followed. The flames were at length sm,thered'
aud the property saved. m is though" that
some particles Of oil may have escaped with the
water. The prospect of oil it is thought grows
better
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

THE OLD AND NEw-Said Professor
Agassz recently: "Af'er staying 6ftetr
years in this country. | have repeatedly
asked mysel. what was he ference b'
tween the institutions of the Cd World
and those of America; and | heve fnuDo
the answer in few words. In Europe
every liug is done TO preserve and ms,u
tain the p crogatives OF the few; in Amer
ca everything is done to make man VIII
has any of tho elements of manhood in him .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
THREE OR FOUR
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

~ soio'er named .rbos. Hurley, private in
,o"p"oy NJ ON Tennessee Cavalry, while on
his way east to visit his mo,Lsr. E.iI from the
platform Of the Express train, Tuesday .G.r.
noon, a short distance east of this village, and
had his legs badly smashed. DR.. Root was
called aud umputated both legs below the knees.
He was warned by Conductor Mead against
riding on the platform, and told that it was con-
,rary to the rules but he insisted upon riding
there. We are Informed by DR.. r. that the
patient is doing as well as could be expected
under The circumstances
PatnesriHe TcIepraph
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
Hisharfs Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
The Crsa. Remedy for Consumption.
KRan,xe. Pa. Anil 10. l ss4.

KBAniNc, Pa, ApfI TO, 1854,
DR.. wIsvART-Dsn Sir.--One year ago the Exsmining
Surgeon Of this district told had oonsuption of tile
Lungs and could not be cured and judging from all
my symptoms at that myself supposed this to he true
year troubled with hacking c"ugh
which gradually bad that could not have severe
4, Of Ching without splitting blood large quantities
For months could work at thing aud obliged
keep my bed of the time While Ia this cpndiitn
in Mr. Rawbothams store in this city, and he seeing
| recommended your fiiur free Tar
Corn ia said he had sold great deal Of it. and that
it had cured many Others he believed il would do
good bought bottle ard connienced using In avery
short time getting better very fast and uf
ter taking bottles wat entirely ored to health
that could every day at my business which is very
heavy work. iron foundry. When commenced to use
your Pine Tree Tar orda weight only one hundred
ani thirty pounds since the o it have weighed on
an average huni,ed and 6Ityfve shall be glad to
have you publish this believe should not have been
living this had used yonr great medicine,
wish all who suffer to receive its beueht
Very truly yours,
Capt SAsrEL HARSKR,-
No ssI 5. Eighth street, ReaGius..Fa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

PETROLEUM AND THE RIoIoNs CT OL.-We
have cory ola 100 page pamphlet, prepared
and published by j. H. A. BoSE, associate
Editor Of the Cleveland HERALD. Personal
observation in the Oil rigions. well known
and appreciated bereabouts from his letters to
The Herald, has enabled the author to gather a
fund Of information upon this allabsorbipg
subject. more important and reliable than any
that has appeared. Indeed it is book for the
Times, and in New Y York and elsewhere is hav.
ing rapid sale. 1t gives general view of
the Pennsylvania oil rgions, and describes the
west Virginia and northern and southern Ohio.
Price 30 Cents.
n. York. American News Comp, Publishers.
Sold in Cleveland. by WIN. d. BAKER
A. j. IIAwKs. j. B. CoBB & Co.. ISouAN &
BRAGG. 0LMsrED BroruERs. and sent by mail on
receipt Of price. Address either OF above or
P. o Box 2l43. Cleveland o,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

BARGAINS AT AUoTioN.-M Merssers. Spring &
Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes. &c, at auction, at
The store formly occupied by M. G. Dick, where
the people are obbling up great 'bargains-
they say. We are requested to say that their
stocks is much Of it fresh aud Of Spring styles.
They expect TO remain but few days. Those
therefore who would secure chance in, will
not delay.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

ESLARoEuESr.--T Cleveland Herald came
to us on Tuesday last, enlarged, beyoid any
previous dimensions. 1t now contains thirty.
six columns, AID presents quite formidable as
well rs businees.like appearance. Ea,tprsc
and energy are the leading ideas of the Herald
concerR, aud its ambition is satisfied with moth
ing less than the front rank in every department
of its business. May lis success never grow
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
.D,uru,s XEGETA BE PILLS.

nuis for costiveness spsArua loss OF appetite, sick
idJ;nsss sense Of bloating efer meals dzziHess,
e.o.sinss and ssmpins palms, and all disorders OF the
Ssinsi mi Letter at asl Canal Street New York
J. oTsC TsC4 COOK, Publisher ef the Stat. Banner, Ben
sIngton VT says he was attae1sd WIN d ana
tshsn without ceeasonug the most uneonoraee sen,a
Eon Ia bis stomach For Ave he suffered from me
Th bo. aid not to beneht him much but tbs sec
and eodneed change and the ne be had taken sx box
80 EE0upI FTE CURE was effected He my dyspep'
a was rons and my expectation oan early death vanished
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

MAJ. PRESrrcE, has just returned from Wash.
ington, with an sppointnsnt. as Commissary oi
Subsistence, with rank of Captain. The Major
is very competent and deserving citizen, and
his fidelity will render him valuabl servau,
OF the Government
Our fellow citizen. H. e. PARSONS aud lady
in company with Senator Wade aud Others
have taken trip to Charleston, with tho OBJ.
ject Of seeing the ho,bcd Of Treason and Re
beon in It's present riddlcd add deserted con
dition.
The eort by Judge CASrlSLp, Of Geaugf
Co. to secure the Office Of Collector Of Interua
Revenue in this district has proved q failure
and that geBtemun has been advised by tn
Treasury Department that no change will b
made at present IN the district.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

Mr.. VIM. Fl. Lockwood, OF Kingsville o1so
says the Reporter, has purchased the lot, bui
ding, and stock ofS Keith, at "the corners
near Kingsve depot, aud will take charge Of
the business from and after The lst OF April,
make additions 10 the stock. and establish II
first class Grocery establishment, with the in.
tent OF filing in dry goods as soon as the
eastern market is little more settled.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

vALulpLs roh rms soLprsRs. --Bro'en'
srorcha Trochss will be found Invaluable to
the soldier 10 camp, exposed to oEudden changes,
--aifordina prompt relief 10 cases OF coughs,
colds, etc. For 0fficers and those who over
tar the voice, they are useful 10 relieving lrri-
tst.d Throu,s, and will render articulation
essy. .as there are imitofiens, be sure 10 on
TAIN the genuine.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

ArporsrRxSrs OF PosrMAsrERs.-W nfice
among the Ohio appointments in the Wash
inpton Chronicle those uf Post Masters, Albert
w warren, Jefferson; Ransom A. Gillette, Rven-
ma and Henry Harrls, Ashtabula
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

, N. G. PArERs.-We are Indebted to Capt
Gary, whom We are glad to hear is released
from captivity and now on his way home, for
copies of the North Carolina Standard the
Raleigh Progress the Daily Con afederate, aud
the Daily Sou:h Caro!iaian. They are sorry
looking sheets. Some OF their item, will not
be without interest. The journals of the old
North State do not hesitate to air their opiu.
ioos of Confederate leaders
Here is a paragraph from the leader Of the
Standard:
"The prospect is gloomy. We can see no
blessed star pointing to peace, but on every
side the clouds of war. tipped with the fires OF
battle, are rolling and surgiug How many
more widows aud orphans how much more sui.
fering. and how many more of the true aud
brave of our veteran troops must be slaughtered
before the end shall come Oh, il the people
OF the two sections could ouly take all these
troubles in hand. and settle them according to
justice, truth. aud humanity but the people
have long since ceased TO rule, and every thing
precious must be sacrificed TO the vague hopes
or the inveterate passiops of our rulers.
The subscription price of these papers may
seem little exborbitant when compared with
our northern journals. The Semi. Weekly
Siandurd for six months, $50 Three months.
SIS. Weekly, six mcn,hs $40 Three months,
$40.
Rags are advertised for at 40 cents pound
Negroes, notwithstanding the uncertuin ten
ure with which they are held, sold in Peters
huroh 81 400 80 55O and al 40O
Since the above was in type. we have received
a call from. Capt. Gary who is home on a lbir-
ty days furlougb, looking well and hearty. He
has been held some six weeks, but has not been
sui Ject TO the hardships experienced by our
soldiers generally.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
ALL of @ Ayers Popuias Medicines
IA Sod af HnNDRys DRUG sr0lE
--'r ~ DIR. TOBIAS
vENETIAN LINIMENT.

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
U1isAart's Pine Tee Cordial
,ts now recommended and prescribed In the practice of
large number the intelligent and able ph yAieans
The Tar Covdial, uden taken toith
DR. Wirharts Dyspepsia Pills,
Is an Unfai!iag Care for Dyspepsia

Mr. wtsuART IL wish to add my testimony to the hum
dred receive TO the healing properties your Pine Tree
Cordial For fifteen years sufferer ten OF that time
have slept only in my chair not being abe TO lie down Tor
fear OF suocaton have employed of the best ply
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my family. Sc ID This true and faithful statement tor
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Oxford Church p Uhce, rwenJthird ward Philadelphia
ISAAC HELLERNAS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18

The QUorA oftbis township. we learn as we
go TO press on Thursday evening, lacks bu,
Of being filled, and the prospect is encouraging
for making up the complete mbcr, duriag
the present week
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-03-18
TIE HISTORY OF DR.. sKENcKs owS CASE, AND
now HE WAS CURED OF CONSUMPTION.

Many years ago, whilst residing in Pbilsdelphis. had
progressed gradually into the last stage of Pulmonary Con-
sumption. All hopes of my reeovsy being dsipated,
adried by physician. Dr. Parrish. to into the
country Moorestown, New Jersey being native place.
was thher My father and all his family had lived
and died here-and died of Pulmonary Consumption ct
my arrival put to bed, where lay for many weoks ir
what was deemed hopeless condition Dr. Thornton who
had been my fathers family physician, and had attended hin
In his last Fitness. called to He thought M
c.se entirely reach OF medicine and decided TIN
must die, and gave week to arrange my tempora
affairs In this apparently hopeless condition. heard Of th
remedies which make and sell. 1t seems to me that
could fee, them working their way, and penetrating
nerve, Gbre, and tissue Ct my system