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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-19

THE SLAUGHTER BEeUN.-From' 1000 to
1000 yards of Carpets selling off at 10 per cent
below the lowest cash prices Closng.out sale
of present stock at ridiculously low prices, to
make room for Spring Stock The prices
make carpet buyers smilel Come and look !
If prices don't suit you, don'tbuy No urging
CARPET wAREHousE-JEFFERsoN Feb g. 1870. 2t5O
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-19

NEW GROCERY at the Depot, north side of
the freight house. Everything fresh and new,
direct from New York where they were bought
at the late decline, and will be sold accordingly.
Highest price paid for country produce. Come
and see what you can do. G. II. Cook tf59
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-19

In Conneaut Feb 10TH by Rev. r. NJ Keyes, Mr. j.
II. Shaw to Miss Ella Hazeltine, both of Conneaut.
In Saybrook Feb. 9th, by Rev. II. N Stoarns Mr.. 7.
G. Bracket of Leavenworth Kansas TO Miss Belle VIII
kinson OF Saybrook
In Cleveland, Feb 10th, by Rev f. Felton, Mr.. NJ.
L. Smith to Miss NJ. j. FOnner both Of Wayne.
In Jefferson, Feb 9th by Rev. W. A. Clark Mr. Eon
G. kingman of Milford, N. Y 10 Miss lrena A. Wescott
Of Geneva.
Iq Lenox, Feb. llth by Rev, T. Holman, Mr. Alba
Dodge to Miss Emily Smith, both OF Lenox.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-19
Died.

Announcements free commondatory Notices. half rat
In Dorset Feb. 4th, Nathan Fassett aged 81 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-19

HITcHcoCk's ANALYSIS OF THE BIBLE
have made a cursory examination of Hitch
cocks New and Complete Analysis Of the Holy
Bible" and should think it most valuable
Compendium for the use of the Biblical stu
dent. / am glad TO be able to commend it to
my people. E. ANDERSON, Pastor Cong. Oh.
Ashtabula, o.. Feb. II, TO-
Mr.. GEORGE ELTON is now canvassing this
town and vicinity, for subscribers TO the Analy-
sis, and they will therefore have an opportunity
to look at the work, and give him their names.
The DIRECToRs of the EAST Ashtabula
Cheese Manufacturing Company" will offer
to let, on Saturday the 26th inst, between the
hours of one and five o clock p. NJ at the dwell
ing of F. E. Harmon, in East Village, the
furnishing of Material and Construction of a
Cheese Factory building, according to plan
and specifications, to be found with the Secre-
tary
The mason work will be offered separate and
apart from balance of work.
The Directors reserve the right TO reject
proposals, that they may deem not for the in
terest of the Company, F. E, HARMON,
Feb. 18th 1870. Sec'y
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-24
CAUTION,

The public IA cautioned noaIn=; cmDlovinn apv
b the regularly authorized Agents OF the C5nnay'
ny, since the Roberts Fateut cover the Use nf ihc
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil we'll
and the u+e OF such materials by othor parties is n
frnging any OF the ROBERTS PATENTS will H..
dealt viii! according 10 law, and US acting wirullv
and knowingly in defiance Of law and The; dccisinns
OF the Courts
The Company have re organized their business
with view 10 accommodate Oil Men in every r,nrt
Of the Oil Region. Thov have employed tho most
efficient gents and Assistants that can be nrocnrr
Tor tho business Each Torpedo i, abcllel viii,
date af patents, together with the price of the Tor
pclo, and signed by an officer Of the Company 80
every Operator wishing Torpedo may know its
price and whcther ii came from our Ofiics
Operators will Confer favor by reporting to this
Oilicc any negligence of Agents.
The following named persons have bcch appoint
ol Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil ie.ions
Of Pennsylvania and West Virginii.
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LIST OF AGENTS,

TATUSvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VICINI.
TY-SrEPliES nOOF Office, iIamiiton's ti,rnr
StOrs, adde's, Itusville, Pa. Assistant, John Van
Server.
TiFrsyILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICINI.
TY-i. IL THOMAS. Office and address, Man
zion House, Iitusyil,e, Pa.
SIIAMBURG AND vICINITY-GEORGE IR.
I'm. Office, Shamb'lrg; residence Titusville Pa
As .:s,ant. A A. West.
ENTGRrrRisEE, E,.,,!c; rAGAs VILE, BEAN
VLlET. Offco and address. Chase House, Pleas
aniville Assistant, II. 9, II untington
TIDIOUTc AND WEST IiCKORY--CuAS.
CLARK Office and address Exn 'css Office Tid
QUITE. "a. Assistant, T. G .Bearilsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON .Office andad address. Petroleum Cen
trc. Pa Assistant, Charles Blackford
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and n;,,r;,, ,,,,,
on oil Cree! and Cherry Run. from storv Fs fe e
tSAUNDEES' t't,m Ad ,r,so 20
rarr Farm, Pa. Assistan $. Luther ID Sannders
Charles u. Cochran aud William iovt
McCLINrOCKVll.LE, OIL CITY AND RENO
A; a.s.s $; WssT Tc,d address, Oil City Or Reno Pa
+ .ASELiN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY rry
Err wilBER Office and address. Franklin Pa
sCRUBG Ass, FOSTER FARM Il PAdREa'S
LANDING-RlCIIARD w. REOFIELD. Office
and addr 50 Scrubsrass, ia Assistant, r. W Por.
tclield, address Emlenon, Pa
WEST NlRGlNIA-C. ID. ANGEL, md II. Il.
COOK Address Parkersburg, West Virginia.
EOD .rtJ PctrOlcU0l Torpedo Co.
may9--dly
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A LLEGHENY vALLEYR.R

Now line to Buffalo, through the OIL REGIONS.
JUNE @, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
OIL City. frai Kiln. Pnrkcrs ar. Pitts'g
Mail. 90 IN .9,55 n M l2,3Opm G,OOpm
Day Exp, 200 m, 2,33 pm 435pm S3Opm
Night Ex, 9,9O IN lG,05pm 1,00am T,O0am
GOING NORTH.
Pittsburg. Parker's. Franklin. ar o. City
Day Exp 40 III I1.46 a IN 1,5Gpm 2jOpm
Way Pasr9,30 IN 4,25ym G,J1 pm 7,5pm
Night Ex, 800 pm 800 m $50 n IN G,30am
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Might
Express trains both ways between Iitsburgh and
Cory.
J.J. LAWRENCE, Gen supt
THos NJ KING, Asst Supt
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Thanking our friends for Heir liberal patronage
70 tho rast we sLai! use or best Efforts to merit
IL cVnllnua1ce Mar.h ftr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

hen the ie5sons and tasks arc all ended,
And tie s,hOcl for the day De dismissed,
III, the little ones gather around me,
% oid me good night and be Kissed
D.. %. The little white arms that enc.rc e
sly neck ia a tender embrace.
DID, tle SMILES that arc halos 0i nea-en,
shedding sunshine Of love on ny face
And when they are gone sit dreaming
VI my childhood TO loyely TO last;
OI love that my heart will remember,
When it wakes to the pulse Of the past,
Ere the world and its wickedness made me
partner Of SORROW and sin,
When the glory of God was about me,
And the glory Of glsdness within.
Oh, my heart grows weak as a woman's,
And the fountains Of feeling will tow,
When | think Of the paths steep and stony
Where the feet Of the dear ones must 90
OF the mountains Of sin hanging Ger them,
Of the tempest Of Fate blowing wild;
On there is nothing on earth half so holy
As the innoce1t heart OF child!
They are idols Of hearts and of households;
They are an gels God IN disguise
b s sunlight all sieeps % their trcsses,
His glory sti.l CLEANS 10 their ewes
Oh those trcaats from homo and from heaven,
TEev have made me more manly anl milo
And ! know bow Jesus could lEcn
The KINGDOM ri GultH Child.
} ask NOT a life cor the dea- cnos,
Al r4a lart a- .tHc-- have done,
But that life may have Ils- enough sAaio"
To ten per the glare of the sun
raulr pray Co.. o. guar. them from ef--f .-
Rtt PRAYER would bound back 60 u1 -e-
Al a =erapl may --H5 l.- 7naT'
But s.lle- ll-t lra5 -0f -.--.--'
Tie tafz &C. sa easily her--a,
have fallshct .le r-le ..-. o.. r. .f.4.-,
rf-v- ts-.ft chem t.e -Ha lncss oi hnoN4else
f'g7r -..-r.-t. 4. me tI s goodness oi uua5
sr- Ifrr- .- q tur-r.u ni care ..'5'f
81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-11-04

To TRAIN HoRsET 20 SrAND-The -IHsricaa
Sio-t Journal contains the following directions
Take YOUR horse on the barn foor and throw 2
strap over his bsck suG fissen it to bis right
fore ioct lead him along aad say ' W-oa'
at the same time pull down the strap, which
throws him on three feet ana makes him stop
suddenly. This is the best way known 10 tesch
whoa, though you can put on the war bride, and
say Whoa, and give him q sharp jerk that VIII
stop him about rs soon AS the strap 20 his foot
Then put him in harness, with the ioot-strsq, a7
directed under the head Of - training 10 h'r-
ness, and drive hin, up to the door The me
ment lie undertakes to move take his foot ana
say "hoa Get in your carriage and get out
again rattle the thills, make an the noise get
ting IN snd out you can give him TO under
stand by sns'ching his foot each time he moves.
tas' he mus, stand until you tel him to 90 and
after a few times you can put the whole family
! IN the carriage and he won't stir ont Of his
tracks.
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Gen Bourbski is described as exceedingly bsr-
dy in appearance, 50 years age, though looking
much younger. He entered tho ranks Of the
French Zousyes At very early age, and dis
tinguished himself 81 Zastchs, where he led the
African tGrcos to the assault, having cigar in
his mouth and a wooden " cudgel'' or big stick
in his hand In the Crimea be had charge Of
the French field telegrsph. At lnkerman he
was the first TO come TO the assistance Of the
British troops with his Zouayes, and at the cap
ture Of The Mslskof he was severely wounded
A distinguishing trait in the character Of Bour-
bski in his frank bearing and the outspoken
manner in which he expresses his opinion on ali
subjects on which il is required, to the veyy
highest authorities.
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and amendments be reoommitted to the comm

and amendments be recommitted 70 the commit
tee on Judiciary, which was sgrecd to.
Senate bills refcrred.-S. %, il smendmeut
Of sec. %, chap ll9, 9. s., relsJing to offences
against public policy; to committee On JUL
ciary.
R'poris.-From committee on judiciary, in
favor Of g TO- in addition to chap. 81, g. =, re-
lsting to the administration or distribution 't
intestate estate read the third time and
passed.
From committee on raiir0ais Ia fsyor OF ID,
IA amendment Of an &C; TO enable the towns in
the counties OF Addison and Rutland to aid in
the construction Of the Addison county railroad A;
ordered to lie, on the motion Of Mr. Wood oi
Eairhayen
From committee on toBn lines, in favor Of IA.
100, 70 annez part o. the town OF Lowell TO the
town Of Albany third reading ordered.
From o5muittse on Judiciary, against b. lu3,
in addition to chap. ], E g., relating ID county
property third reading refused.
From committee on railroads, Il favor of b..
1872, to incorporate the Bennington and Wool
ford Railroad Company third reaiins ordered.
Bills rfef third timc.-H ], laying TAX on
county Of Addison passed.
II. 32, 20 incorporate the EsseS AiL- Com
pAny, Mf. Chase moved Amendments when we've
agreed TO- and the bill passed
iir Morgan Of Rochester, moved 90 r,c1-sii sr
the vote ty winch b. 81, eNeuptuc piano
!9-te or other musical instrument belonging t1 g.
married woman from attachment or levy OF e1e-
cution which motion was s-rcel 80, ana Mr..
Morgan then moved 20 amend hy inserting after
che word ''deyise' tine words "fr9m any person
other than her husband, Which amendment
oho..ei discussion from MlssI- Wood 0l Fair
haven, Hincsiey -i Chelsea. Slade OF Middle
D I'D
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81 But look here, Tom, " proceeded the nan
/ in green drawing his hand out Of his pocket,
and showing little dripping fish IN his palm,
E. what DO you cal this?''
81 call it a very small minnow,' SAID
Tom
- And do you sec anything Iarticularab5u.
lis tail?''
1T looks uncommon bright, said som,
/ STOPPING to look Mt it.
" It does, said the man in green. "ani
now II tell you a secret, for I'm resolved to
he your friend. Every miunow IN this
stream-they are very scarce, mind y9u-ba5
every one Of them has a silver tail
d" You don't say s0, exclaimed Tom, open-
ing hls eyes very wide; E. fishing for min
nows and being ones owa master would be
great deal pleasanter than the sort Of li.e I've
been leading this many day.
' Well. keep the secret as 70 where v1u
get them, and much good may it do You.
said the man in green. d" Farewell. wish
You joy Of your freedom. 81 saying he
walked away, leaving Tom 0n the brink of
! the stream, full of Joy and pride. lie Went
! TO his master. and told him that be had ar
opportunity tor lettering himself, aUl rose
with the dawn and went to work t. search
/ for miun0ws Bat of aii tile minnovs iH tlc
I world never were any So uimble as those
silver tails. They were very shv. too. and
had as many turns and doubles as a hare.
Whata life thcv led him They made MIN
( til up the stream for miles; then. iI.J q,
. De thought Ai- chase was at an end. and De
WAS sure Of them. they would lean quite out
IT the water and dart down tile stream a-aiu
( like EJlie silver arrows. Miles and miles be
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Prayer by the Chaplain.
The journal Of yesterday was reld and ap-
proved
Joint Resolmiou.-By Mr. Bartholomew Of
Washington, that the two Houses meet in Joint
Assembly ON Wednesday next at 10 - O'Clock
in the forenoon to elect a Secretary State, Aud
itor'of Accounts, Adjutant and Inspector Gen
eral, Quarternaster General, Sergeant-atArms,
Judge Advocate General, Railroad Commissioner,
Superintendent and three Directors Of the State
Prison, Commissioner of the Insane, three Trus-
tees Of the Reform School, three Trustees Of the
University Of Vermont and State Agricultural
College, Judges Of the Supreme Court and Re
porter Of the Decisions Of the Supreme Court /;
adopted on the part of the House.
Bills introduced a nd referTed-By Mr. Whit
comb Of Barre, to enable certain towns to aid in
the construction Of the Montpelier and White
River Railroad /; to committee on railroads.
By Mr.. Sanborn Of Lyndon, to authorize lis
ters to correct the grand list to special commit
tee on grand list.
By Mr.. Hyde Of Castleton, relating to senten-
ces to the Vermont Reform School lsentences
to be until the boy is twenty-One years Of agel I;
to committee on Reform School.
Mr.. Fuller of Brookheld presented the peti-
tons Of sundry persons praying for the abolition
of the death penalty to select committee on
that subject
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ieet
Bv Mr. Povcr. of Te;cest.r IN Ii.or-o .l,..s
and for the nrote,tion of Sheen and other 3oms.,
tic animals Mr. pc If Hy,ls,-,rl. noel tI,-
it be referred 10 the committee Of w,vs AMI
means. which WIS arr.aI +, rFvcr,- ,yg,,-, .r
keeper Of n doc. shall reris.er s,r1e In to,,n
clerks Office before = dsv of Arril in s,.I
wear: shall nav a license II - far =, male h..
and - for female da-: town clerks Shall n,,-
the same 10 the town trea.nrers rs+,iri,,.i 5,j
cents for each license whoever .b,II kecr. 4 j,..
contrary TO tbi, act shall forfeit SIS of vbi.b
- shall 90 To the complainant ,eleetroen mas,
cause 10 be- killed su,l I,.-. a. arc nat Ii.sp-..i
and shall be allowed to psv 81 for each .loe s.,
DESTROYED to the persan nerf,rp,iu., thar Int-
Whoever suffers los, bv tf. l.iIIinr or rnair,ine
of his sheen Or other domestic animals bv do..
may receive the compensation allowed hy ap-
p'N'eIs OF 7i1A 'i'li'-s from 20" treasury or
ll'l I''1,Si '',7' 'H5 o""sr Y' sue" u.- a-
l'o" p..'''.' '. NV ny NN4 cow" D'',e.s
'' iel.o-li '-ie 'u--,.s 'ell-re' ny ta-7
l-' mag Ue -l'7'-1i y Nu' nos eAce1.,
~ Iuy 'r'.-,.'',i u any ,o"'- may "nen
'''s'e' 's ''e se'e-'-''-' oi-- ' ACTION '' '''.
against any owner or Keeper OK a ',s ''nceTNe.i
.l' S''N- Il1''-1 '' Sl''p or ,.Hcr 51''sS ''.'
mus ana recover the amount ,i 'Alit-r p'iI
mai or animals So killed or iuiurei1
: 80, relating % the survey Of Lake Cham
plain AMI the operation connected Herewith IN
the state 90 ermon- To- gen CON
= -"' i2 ai-lHill-u5 u se' ~ chap 80 s.'
relating t. the uma oi holding the county courts
III .he G. UNITY eI t-sseA 90 com On juhciary
h'p'f.'--t rom com. on ei1cauon' lA Iiyo7
OF II. ~, 70 estaoush North bennington Gii-
DEL school District tnlri reading ordered
from com on Jnilciary' IN iavor cL b. a.,
relating to suits III respect TO paient rghis ;
WIN auenlment' NAica vas agreed 10 AM inird
reading oriereL
rom COM. on Il liit.iiJ- IL favor 9i h 4'f-
10 aii-u9a % no. 10 acts OF l'at, re-sung 20
trustee process ,lifd rea-ilg orlereH.
rom com on juliiiary, "a favor oi n. lt''
constituting sec ~, en- 'e' 2 $ relatLs 10 tAe
limitation Of real sni personal actions ami the
rights oi entry VITA e-aeniment' Whlcn was
agreei TO and the ilici read'ns ordcrei.
IRON CON- On JnIlc--rY, IN favor OF g - in
ameaimenl OF en- - z s. re-ai-us 10 F4''c &C
counts read third time AMI passed
From com on judiciary, asainat ~ u
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H. 81
Prayer 10y the Chaplain.

Prayer 10y the Chaplain.
The iourusI Of yesterday vss read and p p
proved.
Biils iHir0lacei aaI rgerTei.-By Mr. Pierce
Of Cavendsh, TO protect fish in SINNER Brook
n Csvendish TO general COMMITTEE.
By'Mr. Kemp Of Worcester, to change Tie
name OF Della Aan Getclell, snd constitute her
heir-st-lag Of jeremiah AID Mary Ann Carr 20
general committee.
By Mr.. Ballard Of Fairisx, 20 ooabtrue AID
amend sec. so. chsp. Sc, G. s, relating to grand
list to committee on grand list
By Mr. Baird Of Chitisnden, 20 restore Alouzo
NJ. Rogers to his legal rights and privilege, 10
gether with petitions or the same subject; to
general committee
By Mr.. Bisbse CT Newport, to amend secs @,
10 and II, ch -, z =, relating 70 traffic in IN
toxi,sting drinks ; 10 committee on judiciary.
By Mr.. Phelps of Grafton. to protect fish in
the Howe brock aud its tributaries TO general
caTamittse.
BY Mr. Dean of Blkersheld, to protect fish in
AIetcaf Pond in Fletcher 10 general committee
BY Mr. Bromley Of Pawiet, to amend an act
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BY Mir Poland Of Montpelier. to Incorporate
the Montpelier Savings Bank aud Trust Com
pquy 60 committee on banks
BY Mr. bisbee Of Newport, to amend sec. ! of
No 30 Of public acts approved November -.
1856 TO committee on judiciary.
This o-l provides FOR the exemptions from St
tchuent or levy Of execution, the following
Siea suitable apparel, bediiug, tools, arms aud
Articles 90 household furniture, as may be neces-
7sry ilr upho.dirg life; one sewing machine, ons
co"' tae best swine, OF the meat Of one swine
ten sheep not exceeding $50 in value, and one
yeil product O.. sad sheep in wool. yarn or
cioih one yoke ot oxen or steers the debtor
may select; two horses, kept and used for team
york, ana such as the debtor may select in lieu
Ot oxen or steers uo. exceeding in value 500 :;
and sufficient forage for keeping not exceeding
ten sheen, ole c0T and such oxen or horses
through one winter 10 cords of ire-wo0d, -
bushels Of potatoes, slch military arms sni ac-
c1utfe'uents as the debtor is required by law %
furnish. all zcoTing crops, 10 bushels Of grain,
! barrel ei -four, three sw4rms 0f bees sud hives,
together Tita their produce in honey, 200 lbs
suE4. lc,.erel grsyest0nas Bibles and other
books us-i in tAe family, pew or clip in place
o.. Worship, together Titl horse shed connected
Herewith live poultry not exceeding in value
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The House considered the amendments pro
posed by the Senate TO b. 81, TO amend lne
existing State laws relating TO the appointment
duties and tenure Of Office Of certain Si@'e
officers.
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