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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16
Duties fulfilled are always pleasures to

Duties fulfilled are always pleasures to
the memory.
Be not content with high resolves
rather be content with ever little doings.
There is no substitute for through-go-
ing, ardent and sincere earnestness.
What bird is that which is absolutely
necessary that we should have at our din
rer, and yet need neither be cooked nor
served up? A swallow.
A man advertises new patent stove
which sdses three-quarters of the Goals,
while the ashes it makes pays for the
other quarter
Every monumental inscription, says
Dr. Johnson, should be in Latin, for that
being dead language, soiH al,coys Hve.--
This would be bull liz any other writer.
Modesty depends. on good manners;
happiness, on security; good society, on
good education; wisdom, on experience:
aud, for the safety or protection OF q
country tried man is often more yalu-
able than renowned warrier.
A morning paper, in a glowing ac--
count of recent fire, says that owing to
to the "elmost super human efforts of the
firemen of the "paid department, the fire
was confined to the house. They ought
to have put it out"
Judge Jeffries, of notorious memory,
pointing with his cane to man who was
about to be tried, said, ''There is a great
rogue at the end of my cane.
The man to whom he pointed, looking at
him said, "At which end, my lori2''
THEY'RE richer who diminish their desires
Though their possessions be not amplifed,
Than monarchs who, in owning large empires,
Have minds that never will be satisfied -
For he is poor that wants what he would have,
And rich who, having nought, do nothing crave.
The evening before battle, an officer
asked Marshal Toiras for prernission to
60 and see his father, who was at the
point of death. &C.," said the marshal,
who saw through his pretext; sshonor
thy father and mother that thy days may
be long in the land
A F'renchman, on coming to England,
and finding himself utterly unobserved,
no official asking him for his passport
no policeman dogging his steps, no mayor
demanding his business, felt sad and lone
ly, and exclaimed that be was taken no
more notice of than if he was little dog.
Some writer has said that a habit is
sort of gimlet; every year gives it anoth-
er turn; to pull it out the first year Is
like plncking out the hair by the roots;
in the second year. like tearing the skin;
in the third, like breaking the bones; and
in the fourth, like removing the very
brain itself
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16

ANCIENT WATcHEs.-Many inventions
of the greatest value are sometimes the
most difficult to trace to their origin.
1t is so with clocks and watches. Nei-
ther the precise year of their invention,
nor the names of their inventors, can be
confidently stated Till the close, OF the
tenth century, no other mode of measur-
ine time than by the sun-dial, or the hour
glass, appears to have existed and then
we first heard of graduated mechanism
adapted to the purpose, this invention
being usually ascribed TO the monk Ger
bert, who became pope in 900, under the
name of Sylvester IL These clocks were
cumbrous machines and it is not till the
fourteenth century that we hear ofporta-
BILE clocks. In the succeeding century,
they were much more common, and were
part of the necessary furniture OF better
class house They were hung to the
walls and their movements regulated oy
weights and lines, like the cheap kitchen
clocks of the present day, The Invention
of the spiral spring as the motive power
in place of the weight and line, gave
about the middle of the fifteenth century
the first great improvement, which now
went ON rapidly, and resulted in the In
yention of the watch-a time measure
that might be carried abont the person
Book of Days.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16
SELECT POETRY.
I've Been Thinking.
"a word itly spoken how good is It ~

"A word htly spoken how good 10 it Z"
I've been thinking, I've been thinking,
What glorius world were this
Did folks mind their own business more,
And mind their neighbor's less.
For instance you and /, my friend,
Are sadly prone to talk
Ofmatters that concern us not,
And others follies mock.
I've been thinking if we'd begin
To mind our own affairs,
That possibly our neighbors might
Contrive to manage theirs.
We've faults enough at home to mend
1t may be SO with others:
II would seem strange if we were not
Since all kins are brothers.
Oh! would that we had charity,
For every man and woman,
Forgiveness is the mark of those
Who know to "err is human"
Then let US Danish jelousy--
Let's lift our fallen brother.
And as we journey down lifes road,
'.Do good to one another"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16
The Puzzled Census Taker.
sr JOHN g. SAKE.


SCOT any boys?" the Marshal said
To the lady over the Rhine,
And the lady shook her fiaxen head
And ciyily answered s.Nine!t
"Got any girls ?" the Marshal said
TO the lady from over the Rhine:
And again the lady shook herhead
And civily answered .:Nine!"
But some are dead 2" the Marshal said
To the lady from over the Rhine:
And again the lady shook her head.
And civily answered '.Niae!" Z
Husband of course p the Marshal said :
To the lady from over the Rhine:
And again sine shook her faxen head.
And civily answered mine e.
''The d-l you have 2" the Marshal ssid
To the lady from over the Rhine;
And again she shook her faxen head,
And civily answered mine :"
Now what do y'u mean by shakin' your head
And always answering Nine :"
"Ich Kan nscht Engiist!" civily said
The lady from over the Rhine.
II Men pronounced nine in the German. or no.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16
Social Distinctions in Ireland,

The Dublin correspondent of the Chi
eago Iri6,0ae, in recent letter on the so
cial conditions of Ireland, says:
ga person having 8l50 year in a
country town in Ireland, and belonging
to what he calls the high class will de-
spise tradesrnan who makes his thous-
and year in business; and the trader
who makes his 45oo year in buGiness
will also look down on his fellow trades
man in the same street. All this is a
great drawback on the prosperity of the
country, and engenders bad feeling. l
have known persons of the professional
class of life, barristers, physicians and
solicitors, who have been unable to ask
brother in business to social party,
although the brother in business might
be equally respectable and more wealthy.
This social exclusiveness is so general
that parties frequently acquiesce in it
and the excluded parties feel themselves
aggrieved although it sometimes leads to
permanent estrangement amongst near
relatives
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16

the States and Canada to Paris and back,
will vary from $3.50 to $50 in gold,
which charge will also entitle passengers
to the free use of Mr.. Cooks guides, inter-
perters and resident agents in various
parts of Europe. In few days Mr..
Cook viii have completed the arrange
ments with the great leading railroads of
the United States, all the agents of
which will, in due time, receive printed
of fares, etc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16
l remember little incident related by

/ remember little incident related by
Burns while he was staying at certain
tavern over night, where he was un-
known. There was man by the name
of Andrew Horner living in the village,
noted for his bombast and pedantry
about poetry. He made rhymes and i'm
agined they were poetry. Burns heard
this man still patience ceased to be vir-
tue" and finally challenged him to COM
pose verse with him, the one falling, to
treat the company. Horner commenced
first as follows:
''In seventeen hundred thirty-nine,
this twice he found that he
could GO no further Burns took up the
rhyme and completed it:
''In seventeen hundred thirty mine,
The Dell got stuff to make a swine,
And put it in corner;
But thinking soon to change his plan,
He made something Ike man
And called it Andrew Horner."
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16

The Derby Government have been
compelled to change their tactics on the
SUBJECT of Reform. They set out with q
series of resolutions declaring certain
general principles of reform in parlia-
mentary representation, and insisted up
on action on them as preliminary to the
introduction of Reform bill But the
cable informs US, that the government on
Tuesday, yielded to the double pressure
of popular demonstrations and Parlia-
mentary opposition, the people outside
and John Bright and his coadjutors with
in the walls of Parliament, have with
drawn their resolutions, promising at the
same time to introduce reform bill IN
regular shape, and on their properrespons-
ibility. 1t is generally believed there
will be break up in the Ministry aada
dissolution of Parliament.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16

A PoETICAL OFFICIAL IN TRoUBLE.-
The House voted recently to abolish
the office of commissioner of public build
ings, held by Major B. B. French, on ac-
count of the publication by Major French
last summer of poem entitled "Andrew
Jackson and Andrew johnson" This
document declares in verse that 80
"Where jackson stood now doth another stand.
The favored ruler of favored land;
With heart as pure and patriotism as great
A second Andrew steers the Ship OF State.
1t also refers to gfi
"a determined clique who rant and rave,
Divide and ruin, not unite and save s.3
But the consolation Of the poet is that
. ''The end approaches that sublime event,
The people raliying to their president
The reading of this poem created much
amusement in the House, and many sharp
remarks were made at the expense of the
''poet laureate of the president"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16

There are only two genuine remedies
for sorrow-,prayer and cork. Trust in
heaven and keep doing is the best recipe
for every human care. There are no
wounds Of the spirit which it will not
heal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16

Trains do not stop stations where the time is omitted
in the above table.
tR Second Class Cars run all Through Trains, 50
All THROUGH trains going Westward connect at Geve-
land with Trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cncn
natl indianapolis, &c.
And all through trains going Eastward connect Dun
kirk with the trains of Erie Railway and at Buffalo
with those of N. Y Central, and Erie Railways for
and Erie with trains Philadelphia and Erie R. r.
for Harrisburg Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington
New York, &C.
on the Erie Pittsburgh r. r. for Lnesvlle, Meadvine
jamestown. Greenville, &C., Pa.
supf's Once, Cleveland d Erie Roilrosd,
- .Clevelend. o.. Novernber - 1888.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-03-16

THOmRSON3SHOE c. THOMPSON, Froprl-
etor, Jefferson Ohio
posite the City Hall and Park Cor Frankfort St New
York. Spacious Refectory, Bath Room and Barber
Shop. Servants not allowed TO receive Perpusites.
Do not believe Runners Hacllnen who say are
full ,H1 eiisisdstat lyear-S53
, 1867-07-05

H GREEABLE to Royal Ordinance dated
AA 18th March 1865, and the Govern
ment's publication of 25th September 1868,
and their letter of the 25th ultimo to the
Undersigned +; the individuals of this town
who would Voluntarily Serve in a Fire
Brigade are hereby Summoned to appear
before the Undersigned Commission in Con-
formity with the s 3 of the Said Publica-
ton on Saturday goth instant at ~ o'clock
at the old Courthouse No. 81 Queens
Street !; And all others who in Conformity
with : 1 Of said publication are bound to
do duty in the Brand Corps, are also now
Summoned to appear before the Said Com
mission the Monday following 22d instant,
in order that the Draught in accordance
with the 5 8 of the publication can be I'M
dertaken.
The Draught will at 10
o'clock noon in alphabetical order.
The Commission will undertake to
draught for every individual not present
when his name is called.
Frederiksted July I'd 1867.
GYLLICH.
G. SARAUW. BARNY B. BEECH.
, 1867-07-05

COLON IALR AADD I
FOR ST. CROIX.
(Fortsat.)
FOR ST. CROIX.

VI bSoO'J
Fernandez bem3rkede, at da UdValgS-
b~etenkningen f6rst nu var bleyen omdeelt,
Wide Diet beroe paa Raadet, med en- Majo-
ritet af : i Henhold til Forretningsorde-
mems s 90, hvorvidt denne Sag og de at
Udvalget foresIaaede tvende Anordningsud-
kast skulle forhandIes i dette Mode.
Afstemningen viste 9 Jaer imod 4 Meier.
AT 2det Medlem for Frederiksteds Land
district (Knight og 2det Medlem for Chri-
stiansteds~ Landdistrict Ratclife) foresloges
Afstemning we'd N~avneopraab, som For
manden lod foretage, og blew Udfaldet
ia stemte Bic, Christmas, Dam, Faber,
Knight, Mendes, Plasket, Pontaviee, Rat
clife og Walker,-Nei Standardization,
Dubois og Holstein (Sarauw stemte ikke)
Fernandez erklerede, at da der saale-
des ware 10 Stemmer for Sagens Behand-
ling i dette Mode, og kun 3 imod samme,
altsaa over Z af Stemmerne for Diet F0rste,
Wide ~Behandlingen kunne foregaae, da
Gouverneuren deri var enig.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) bemerkede, at han som Forslagstil-
Ter af det oprindelige Udkast Wide andrage
om, at nuverende Behandling af dette I'd
kast udsattes indtil Afgjorelsen af den
paafolgende Sag paa Dagsordenen, da han,
ifald Diet af Udvalget foreslaaede nye An
ordningsudkast like blev vedtaget, Wide
fastholde sit o~prindelige Forslag.
Sagens Uds@ttelse yedtoges uden AT
stemning.
4, 1ste B~ehandling af Udkast til Anord-
ming ON midlertidig Oprettelse af ct
serligt Politimesterembede j Frederik-
steds Politidistrict (indbragt at Udvalget
over Sagen No. 8 paa Dagsordenen)
, 1867-07-05

net bekjendtgj0res heryed at efter-
IDJ nevnte Sager, der ere op~leverede
paa Politikammeret, og hvortil ingen
Eier hidindtil er funden, vile, med
Undtagelse af Sedlerne, hvis ingen
saadan linden Aar og Days Forl0b
melder sig og beviisliggjor sin Ret,
bIive b~ortsolgte we'd %offentlig Auction.
Et Uhr en- Vadsek ct Schavl
en- Paraplui en- Parresol; en- kjore-
pidsk en- Brosche en- lingering
en- GaffeI !; ct Gevehr; en- Ii Dalers
SeddeI; Ell Fem Dalers do; en-
Orering ct Pr. Orelokker og en- itu-
brukket Brosche; en- P.ortemonnai
ct Stk. Broderi; ct Torklade indehol-
dende EN- 10 Cents /; en- Dame-Man-
till. ct T0rklBde.
Frederiksteds Politikammer den
2den JUL 1867.
C. Sarauw.
, 1867-07-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AnS@tte1seY.

UNDER eden dennes har Gouver-
nementet approberet U~dn@vnelsen at
Hr. r. A. FINLAY til under Consul
for de forenede nordamericanske
Slater Hr. e. II. PERKINS fore
staaende Fravarelse fra St. Croix,
som Viceconsul at forestaae de
Nordamericanske Consulatforretnin-
ger her paa Den.
, 1867-07-05
Appointments.

Mr.. r. A. FINLAY's appointment
as Vice-Consul for the United States
of America during the absence from
this Island of Consul E. Iii. PERKINS
has on the End instant been sanctioned
by the Government.
, 1867-07-05
Udkastet lyder saaledes :


"UDKAST
til Anordning ON midlertidig Oprettelse
af ct serligt Politimester-Embede i Frede-
riksteds Politidistrict paa st. Croix.
s 1.
I Frederiksteds Politidistrict ansRttes
en- s~rlig Politimester med Forpligtelse til
i sin It'd, naar den nuverende Underdom-
mer og Skriver i Frederiksteds Jurisdic-
ton afgaaer fra sit Embede, tillige at mod
tage Ansettelse i dette under de Vilkaar
med Hensyn til Looming og Omfanget at
Forretninger, som i Tiden MATTE blive
bestemte.
Ansettelsen skeer forelobigen we'd Con-
stitution at Gouvernementet, saaledes at
Vedkommende forst efter Forl0bet af 3 Aar
kan ansattes we'd kongelig Udnevnelse.
L6nningen bestemmes til 1900 vestin-
diske Dalere aarligen, og 800 vestindiske
Dalere i Observation-Disclosures.
s 2.
Den nuv9rende Underdommer og Skri-
yer Frederiksteds Jurisdiction oppeberer,
efter Besettelsen af Diet i : l ommeldte
Politimester-Embede fremdeles Diet ham
hidtil som Politimester tillagte Belob i
Observation-Disclosures 300 vestindiske Dalere
aarligen, imod Forpligtelse for ham til at
foretage Reiser vedkommende Skifte- og
Notwithstanding i Boer hvis Indgjeld
kun udgj0r 500 vestindiske Dalere eller
derunder uden serlig ~Godtgj6relse, SAINT
imod at allie de Underdommeren og Skrive-
rem i6vrigt if6lge de gjeldende Regler til
kommende Reisegodtgj6relser i offentlige
og private Sager af ham m~aanedligen blive
at indbetale / Colonialkassen, forsaavidt de
like i noget Finantsaar skulde komme til
at overstige 800 vestindiske Dalere."
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) udtalte, som Ordf6rer for Udvalget,
at allie Medlemmerne havde veret enige i
hvad han yttrede we'd Sagens Indbringelse,
at Diet i en- Sag at denne Natur like Wide
v@re til nogen Nytte at fremkomme med
Forslag som Gouverneuren Ell kunde til
trede. Flere af Medlemmerne Wide have
foretrukket en- anden Ordning, og han var
enig med dem der ansaae Diet heldigt, ON det
administrative Politi blev samlet under cen
Politimester, som da MATTE fritages for de
egentlige d0mmende Functioner han an
tog at en- saadan Ordning Wide kunne
ivarksaettes, ON Gouverneuren Wide have
gaaet ind derpaa. Udvalgets Forslag var
blevet til we'd Forhandlinger med Gouver-
neuren. Raadet Wide fnde, at Diet kun
vedr0rte Frederiksteds Jurisdiction, eli Chri-
stiansteds; og Taleren matte, nest at hem
wise til Motiverne, fremheve, at Gouver-
neuren saavelsom Udvalget havde maattet
tage vesentligt Hensyn til Diet Moment
udenfor Sagen, nemlig Oens inartsielle
Tilstand og Budgettets slette Balance.
Grunden til, at han sarlig dvelede we'd
denne Deel af Sagen,-Foranstaltningens
Indskrenkning til Frederiksteds Jurisdic-
tion,-var for at henvende en- Bon til Med
lemmerne j Raadet for C~hristiansteds Ju-
risdiction; han vidste, at Diet Wide v@re en-
Skuffelse for Mango i Christiansted, at det
der skuqde biive we'd dets Gafnle /; han yidste,
at Forasnndrinigen ogsaa i denie Jurisdiction
ansaaes for ~n0dvendig, og han deelte denne
, 1867-07-05
The "AVIS"
Lutheran Church. ChrIstiansted.
rs EDITED BY PETER B. HATCHETT;
AMI PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the Proprietress.

On Sunday the 18th inst, there will
be Divine service held for the English
Lutheran Congregation in this Church.
, 1867-07-05
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from goth June to 2nd July.
Christiansted. F%rederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1867-07-05

"UDKAST
til Anordning ON midlertidig Oprettelse
af ct serligt Politimester-Embede i Frede-
riksteds Politidistrict paa st. Croix.
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