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Manager Terrence has introduced
an improvement to Belfont Furnace OF
this place for burning iron Mountain
ore. A cast plate is used with tunnels
underneath into which the gas is ad-
mitted, The plate has ventilators, two
by four inches, through which Che gas
escapes. The, surface is about 10 feet
long and s vide, and can be made OF
any size, where q sseplus Of gaa exists
The chambers underneath af8 small so
that the bearing will hod SO or 100
tons Of ore. When the gas let on
and ianitOd it takes but twQor three
hours 10 calcine the ore. Those who use
iropmountain ore are aware Of the labor
required to break the large pieces. The
process calcines it, besides taking out
all water and damp. After the ore e
Calcined there is no difficulty in break
ing it as fine as desired Mr.. Tor
renee intends taking out patent fol
this improvement. - IrOnton Journal.
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wEight years ago, when we took
full charge of the editorial management
Of the Standard, we advocated the re-
peal Of ell laws for the collection Oi
debts, We believe it would save mill
ions Of dollars every year, and have 4
direct tendency to make people honest
We have acted on that'prinCipls in all
our business transactions during the
past eight years. We have neither
sued any person, nor been sued
The time may come when this will
be better understood. We find the fol-
lowing in the proceedings Of the Ohio
Legislature last week, under The head
Of petitions presented;
Mr.. GRmwoLD-Petlti0n OF Al citizens Of Wei
llnRtons Loran county. for the repeal OF all lawI
for the collection Of debts. Referred 10 the FL
nance committee.
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We learn from the Middleport Press
that William Yeager had been ouI
hunting, in company with his little
nephew, aud on their way home he
pointed loaded nusket at a dead rab-
bit and fred, lodging the contents in
the boys thigh, causing a dan gerOui
wound.
The Portsmouth papers speak Of
many improvements going on in that
city. The Catholics have had the
foundation of large. church laid for
some years, on Market Street, near the
Depot. They are going to build upon
it'this spring The brick contract has
been given to VIM. Newman, for ST.
o00 The carpenter work has been let
out at Sl4, 900 The foundation alone
cost Sc 900. Mr. Gaylord is going to
enlarge the old rolling mill, and there
is talk of building blast furnace also,
The Hillsboro. Nc,Os says man
was out hunting and fred his gun,
when the ball struck man who was
riding along the road; II struck him
in the eye, and it is feared it may de-
strOytit,o His other eye was previous
ly blind.
We learn from the Waverly pa
psrs that a German named Myers, shot
man named AIbin, causing danger.
ous wound in the back Albin suspect
ed that Myers had burned his barr
some time since, and this aroused My
ers, and he stole upon Albin while h'
was in the field huSking corn, and Shot
him. Myers has been indicted for th'
crime, The partiesreSide near Jasper
in Pike county.
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a~rha narton Ionrnal nnynl


HBomo OF our Republican cotemporA ries are
urging the denomination Of Gov. Hays. We
hafnT heard d Republican who objects. +"
We do The precsdaut was set
years ago, that the Governor should
serve but ons term, Gov Dsnnison
would have liked an Endorsement by
The people Of Ohio in 1861, So would
Gov. Todlh 1868, and Brsgh in 1865.
Bal they we're all thrust aside, And
90 Ms5 Gov Cox Gov Hayes isls
good man, but he Is hobetterthan some
0fbis predecessors Let the matter be
carried out as II has been commences, n
ThaEs are plenty Of new men who
would like to be sacrificed in tbe SER
vice Of the State.
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Be Not Offended.

As we get time, we continue to
write on theStauddrd the time to which
each subscriber has paid We DO this
whether the subscriber owes US, 81 We
owe him. We DO not do this as ! dur,
although we would like for all who are
more than a year behind, to pay up.
We do this to let all know how their
account stands upon our books, and to
have all errors corrected.
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sEThe following letter was handed
to us by Sutherland & Adams:
PnrLAprLpn1A FEp. ], ls69.

f FHILADELPHIA tEB. u lob9.
DEAR SIR: fE1rf
Enclosed Is a sample of Combing
Wool grown IN Illinois, and worth 90 C. SO to-
day in the unwashed condition. The demand
for these wools is increasing so rapidly, Il viii
be impossible for the American Farmers 70 sup.
ply enough of them for years to come.
Tbree-fourths blood woods are now grown In
excess Of the wants Of the country, and soon
California and Texas will raise enormous guam
titles Of this quality, and probably cause fur
ther reduction in the price. If our farmers In
the present wool growing sections wish to raise
wool at profit. they can do so quite early and
with but light expense 10 making the change.
Let them buy of the Canadian larmers young
LeicesterthiIe bucks at D cost of e8 to so each,
and cross them with their medium and coarse
Ewes, and they win produce sheep valuable foI
mutton, and bearing tie wool which amsst
wanted and sure to command a high price
These sheep will be hardy, but they should be
sheltered from the storms in winter and fed on
turnips and Iother roots rather than corn, that
the wool staple may be strong and lustrous.
Truly yours, JUSTICE, BATEMAN 81 Co.
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Arithmetical Questions.

No. l.. Two men, A and B engage to do q
niece OF work for G. with the understanding that
the work must begin on certain day and occu..
py lust 40 days. On examination II was found
that A, alone, could do the work 10 80 days but
B could do itin50 days. - LGs
A begins, at the required time, and b begins
two days after. Atwhat time can leave on,
that the work may Oceupy.the required 40 days 7
- - JuNIrs
No. O.. A horse dealer sold two horses for
s75 eaoh on one he gained % per cent. on what
It co st him, and other lost 20 per cent
How much ala he gain or lose by the sale.
NJ'f Tlf'TfF-7f - u fI Z JuEIus
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A Poet.

Bro. Wilson, Of the IrOnton Register,
is poet And he knows it. Last
Spring he got himself appointed poet
to the Editorial Union, Ever since
then he has been mounted upon his
steed Pegasus, ard has been cantering
over Mount Heliton. He hassbeen
more successful upon bis winged steed
than BolleropbOn, because ho has, psyeF
been thrown. This hes entirely tarned
the young mans head. He has had an
ambition to ride veloeipede He ad-
vertised foF one. We thOughthe could
ride IT, Joe Eylar, Of the West Union
Defender, doubted his ability. Here is
what Eylar said; .l
Tho jackson StamdarH thinks that Wilson Of
the Ironton Rgiaer would present rather queer
sp cctaclo on ayelOcIpede, decked out In q bob
ian coat with cigar IN his mouth. We ore
AFRAID mat he Ia too light In tho fOretop to fldc
yelocpide with success. A young man who hai
lila t6ead.ouartcrs in the saddle" and hind
quarters IN his hat wonld not be very much Of !
success as veloeipedist. "Plety is noe hlI
forte .t.
Eylar was right,and we were wrong,
for as Wilson had advertised for biz
new steed. II came, and here is how
the Journal records Bro. Wilson'I
failure:
VELocIrGDENcY.-lt has come The grea
two-wheel curiosity has arrived and gaplnl
crowds have gaEed upon II, On Saturday las
the 7elegrapA brought one. She hronght thI
owner Nlso II was led up the grade 10 th'
depot where an attempt was made 10 navlgaa
the crltlen Whether 4 veloclpede ls Of utility Q
not there Il Of least large quantities Of spoF
eninyed IN witnessing the moyemenm Of person
learning 10 manage them. Mr. ]. B. Carlile We
The most successful iu the trial nAk Ing sewers
trims the length Of the depot. Wilson, the Res
isier man, tried Il but soon found himself pre-
tFated. ~ i ,ni e<a l.l
An Bro, Wilson! Better 90 .
something for which you have capacity
Fox chasing for instance.
.
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KEEP TO THR RInHr.-lt is q common rule,
ana ono easy In observance. with vehicles and
bedestFiAnA goingopposted directions, that when
ihkg meet each ehould take the right hand side
IA iAssIng Nothing ls more disagreeAble, and
IA yeeandert moFh ludlerous sight than "a
net A uerhon Whe takes the same slde As your.
~. md causing, frequently dodgng Of both
nertlss if0 one side 10 the other, untll one los
lre pstleehe stands ntIil and lets the other pass
Always take ths Fight hand side,
We hnd the above in ono Of our ex'
changes 1t iS all plain enough L
people generally but suppose the per
son whom you meet is a Ninsvite Or
OoppOrhsad Democrat, who does no
know his right band from his left
Thenwhat are yOa going to do abOu
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Raising Salaries.

There is a movement in the Ohio
Legislature to raise the salary Of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court to $4,000.
An the papers which we have noticed,
ayorit. We do not know why. We
do not see that the Office has gone beg
Ring. When such men as Key, and
Ranney, and Van Trump, and Brinker-
hctF, and Day, and White, are willing
70 be candidates, we think an OvOrtaxed
people should not be required 10 pay
higher Aalaries.
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i srHdn, John I, Wilson will please
accept our thanks for a copy Of the
Army Register for 1858. 'a'A ia
We notice that Mr. Wilson is NOV
ing for the bridging ofths Ohio River,
and for an amendment of the Postofiee
law. Mr.. Wilson'S one of the most
industrious and reliable men now N
r,,.,r..,... AssisfH HSv'ei ef9,fN"
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wOm old friend Dan Mcfarland
has been lobbying i at Columbus, In
favor Of the New Penitentiary being
located at Portsmouth. We are in ia
vor Of its location at Portsmouth, unless
Il should be located at Jackson, which
Is mere suitable place But We OBJ
jeCt to Dan Praisipg the raScally major
ity In the Legislature, in order to Sc
cure their favor. We had intended to
give him rap for this, but here is
something from the Pomerey Telegraph,
so rich on him, that We have no more
to say; ~
The good people Of Portsmouth, Ohio, have
aA nj Dan Mcfarland 70 Columbns a. a'tobhy'
N enber, 10 convince the Legislature that they
need 4 penllentlarg at that place. One look q
fhln agent will do the buaineeA. II that Won
convince the LegialatHre of The iuslpesa Of thei
claim, nothing else will, esaa ha,fa
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Attachment.

Thomas c. Mitchell, as Exeeus) Before p,s q
tor Of David H. Mitchell, decd Winfopgh, y. Z.
plaintiff OF LICK M t9wn.
William DOnnely Defendant. county OHIO.
On the 4th day OF February, A. D. 1855, said
Justice issued an order ef attachment IN the
above action for the sum Of si6,00, with inter
est from April 2ad, 1868.
THoMAs G. MITCHELL, Executor
Of David H. Mitchell, decd
Feb. ii, r6a-sw. Bye. w Laird, his Atfy'
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Attachment.

Jonathan n. Bum, Aaron Wal Before d. ".
terhouse, and Henry @. Bum, Winfough, J.
doing business under The nrm 7, Of Lick
name and style ofrnnn, Walter township,
house 4 Bum, Plaintlfs, !ackson nksaS cOsn-
- agalnst l--- .r} X, Ohios--g
= IN ne 5th day Of February A. ID. 1869, said
iustIee issued an order OF attachment IN The
above action for the sum Of three 14-10O dollers,
with interest at ten per cent. per anham fom
December 22d, 1856 w. X. HesunGel
Feb. II, 1sS9--sw. ATTY tor Frtus'
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CONSUMPTION.

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"sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS." one Of the
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Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea Weed Tonic,
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YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN, if you wish to destroy
the destructive malades which caused by errors
committed in carly life, would be freed from the
chains of disease forged by youthful indiscretons,
peruse the works of Dr. Hayes Consulting Physician of
the Peabody Medical Institute, Boston. 1.-THE SCI
ENCE OF LIFE, or MISREPRESENTATION" treats
upon nervous and physical debility, restoration Of man
mood, &c. in mastery manner, and it has become the
most popular medical work of the day. The Peabody
Medical Institute publish it, and Also by the same emf
nent author, SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
AND HER DISEASES" See the advertisement Of the
Peabody Medical Institute in another column.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
CHARLES R. SLATE vs.. SARAH JANE SLATE.

CHARLES R. SLATE VS.. SARAH JANE SLATE.
Whereas, on the 18th day of December, A. d. 1862
Charles r. Slate Of Londonderry, in the said County,
presented his petition to me returnabe to the next
Term Of the Supreme Court to be held at Newfane in
and for the said County the 14th day Of February
A. D. 1870 against Sarah Jane Slate, his wife, setting
forth substance that he lawfully married to the
said Sarah Jane the 4th day of April, A. d. 1866
and that on the 25th day Of June, A. D. 1866, she will
fully deserted him and went without the State; and
PRAYING that a bill of divorce be granted him. And it
appearing that the said Sarah Jane resides without
this State that the ordinary process of the court
cannot be served upon her. Therefore 1t ia ordered
that the petitioner notify the said Sarah Jane Slate Of
the pendency of his petition and of the Term of the
Court to which the is returnabe by publishing
the substance thereof with this order or three weeks
excessively in The Vermont Phoenix, printed at Brat
tleboro the last publication to be at least weeks
previous said next February Term Of said Supreme
Court which publication will be deemed sufficient
notice to said Sarah Jane Slate to appear and make
answer to said petition.
Dated this llth day of December, A. D. 1869.
James l.. Martin, Petitioners Attorney
HOYT II. WHEELER,
81 Judge of the Supreme Court.
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