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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-10-08
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

Strong doses Of coffee have recently been
successfully administered In New York, las an
an tidote TO poisou,) t o person who had taken
Jour ounces Of laudanum. He was aroused 10
consciousness from a deep sleep on the hfst
application, and upon repeating the dose was
soon out Of danger
PRESERVING GREEN CoRN FOR WINTER 81,
"When there is the promise Of fair
day, early In the morning, the corn Is gather
cd such only as Is well filled IL is then hnsk-
ed and nut into boiling water aud allowed to
remain eight or ten minutes. IL is then Ia
ken out and Immediately cut from the cob ,
with sharp knife, and spread on clean
sheet upon a roof or sCuifUd, inclining TO
the south. It should be stirred once or twice
during the day, and by nigh, it viii become
so dry as 20 be past danger of injury. IL
should be covered during the night TO Keep
off the dew, and exposed again Tor Two or
three days 10 the sun, when, 10 the weather
is fair, It will usually be perfectly dry, ana
may then be put into a keg aud headed tight,
or hung up I'm a firm linen bag for use.
UWs have recently eaten corn o! the com
mon kind, preserved by new and easier
method, which SEEMS TO be as tender, with
all the swet tness aud freshness Of flavor that
it had when first gathered, and may answer
we'll I'm preserving the sweet corni whch
we regard as the only variety worth pre-
serving.
Il d simply gathered aud boiled In the
usual manner, fit for the table; it is then
cut from the cob and packed in tight keg
or jar, (wood is said to be bsst,) in alternate
layers of salt, sufficient to preserve It,
Some, In the place Of suit, apply strong
brine. When wanted for usei it is soaked iu
fair waiter, which must be changed TO remove
the excess of salt, and then boiled, adding
butter or cream aud a little sugar to suit the
taste.- valley Farmer.
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Served Them Right.

The following account Of the manner
in which some cowardly miscrcauts were
punished for throwing stones at a
-arlroad car, we find in the Cincinnati
Commercial. Conductor Cole was for
mcrly employed on our railroad, and is
well known to many Of our readers:
On Friday week as the night express
was leaving Deerfcld, two or three
rocks were hurled through the window
of a car in which were several ludies-
No one happened to get hurt, except a
gentleman, who received q stunning
blow. The train was brought up sud
denly and Conductor colo and the
wounded passenger gave chase to and
captured the scouudrols, after close
race Of a quarter of mile, and then
and thcro did most clfcctually "whalc'
the fugitiycs, one of whom was to have
been married ON the next day. but won't
be able to stand up to that or any 9th.
cr ceremony for some days
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8l.A7e,OOO

The Clinton Republican truly says
This is the amount squanderod and
stolen by the Medill administration
nice little sum surely 90 be footed
mp by the taxpayers of Ohio! OF
this, S75O.OOO were in the shape of
debts contracted for which no appropri-
atious were made, and some of them
fraudulent. S57I0OO were stolen from
the Treasury by Breslin, not a cent Of
which win probably be ever returned,
and Sl5IOOO were deposited in broken
banks. DO the people Of Clinton co.
wish to undergo another such plumber
ing operation? IL YOU do, vote the
Democratic ticket
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the Columbus District, who while att
Rome, wrote a book cxtolling the Aci-
can race, commencing the "cloqucnce
of the dcspisod negro who, he said,
illustrated to the world the common
brotherhood which binds the hmau
race' Look at thaN The Congo De
mocracy of Ohio. "THE BRETHREN
OF NEGROES'l Won't some Buck
African ucgro-hatcr faint when he
reads these words? I'm the same work,
Congo CoX-now ono of the pets and
lavoritcs Of the Slave Democracy says:
GALL DISTINCTIONS OF CASTE
ARE ODIOUS" Stuff that up your
dalcctablc, fastitidious, Congo nososl-
Retire to your polc-cot kennels, aud lie
down i'm the same lair with Pompoy
Sambo and Julius Cusar
We charge the Congo Democracy
with giving their aid and support TO the
making of new Slave States, uhrre con-
rvjiu0gc r1i pryrons will become an es-
mblished practice.
We charge the Congo Democracy
with being ILg11ioa Vanity -hcadI with
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lortrg
THE PARTING OF SUMMER.

by MRS. HEuANs.
Thou'rt bearing hence thy roses,
Glad Summertime thee wclll
Thou'n singing thy last melodies
In every wood and dell
But in the golden sunset
OF thy latest lingering day,
o! tell me, DER this checkered earth
How hast thou passed away2
Brightly, sweet Summcrl brightly
Thine hours have nooted by
To the Joyous birds Of the woodland bou gh
The rangers Of the sky!
And brightly in the forests,
To the wild deer bounding free;
And brightly midst the garden flowers
To The happy, murmuring bee.
But how to human bosoms,
With all their hopes and fears;
And thoughts that make them eagle wings
Topierce the unborn years!
Sweet Summer! TO the captive
Thou hast flown ia burning dreams
or the woods, with all their hopes and
leaves,
And the blue, rejoicing streams.
TO the wasted aud the weary,
On the bed of sickness bound;
In sweet, delicious fantasies
That changed with every sound.
To the sailor on the pillows,
In longiugs, wild aud vain,
For the gushing Gounts aud breezy hills,
And the homes OF earth again.
And unto me, glad Summer!
How hast thou flown TO me!
My chainless footsteps uought have KEEP
From thy hauuts Of song and glee.
Thou hast flown In wayward visions,
In memories Of the dead
In shadows from troubled heart,
O'er a sunny pathway shedi
In brief and sudden siriving7
To fling weight aside
midst these thy melodies have ceased,
And all thy roses died!
But O!tEou gentle SUMNER
If greet thy flowers once more,
Bring me again thy buoyuncy
Wherewilh my soul should soar!
Give me to hail thy sunshine,
With song and spirit lreei
Orina purer land than this,
May our next meeting be!
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Potato RoT.-Wo observe by our
exchanges that the potato rot is making
some progress in the Eastern States
Some fields in this section are also af
fected. Clay lands suffer more than
those of more porous description
The past wet weather will have. in all
probability, a bad effect on all badly
drained lands planted with this vcgota-
BILE. We hope however, that the rot
will not prevail to any serious extent
O. Ftumcr
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New York, September 2I-The
schooner Eldorado from Galveston has
arrived at this port She reports that at
six o'clock ON the evening ofl2th she
passed withinon hundred feet of the
wreck Of the Central America layed
by until nine o'clock the nextmornmg
She then ran down to the spot but saw
nothing Of steamer or her passengers
She cruisod about the place two hours
longcrwith the same result
She saw three other vessels lying by
one ofwhich she recognized as the bark
Saxony. This is probably the schooner
noticed by some of the rescued and which
it was hoped might succeed in saving
commander Horndon with others Of the
passengers.
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Qoljtjral
mThe Congo Creedw

Tho "Conoo Dop,,oroov-- Demo
cratic Amalgamation shown Up
Tho Fathers of One Million Of
Helo| bastaro5'
The Lebanon Star Is indignant aiI
the charges of Congoism made by the
Democracy ON the Republicans. and
r,t,rt. ,-;r, .;n, ,.l r.,,.. .. c.I,,-..
~" '''' ''' ,''' "
we c3aTgc tho Iongoes oil ,he
4, o',u VIII" De,uI F'..,I''.'L.. '',"''" VIII"
,no No"s"o' oi .,i. .no 9o0." j." t"' P'o""c
co" u OF OF "Ia ~ ",...," eI "''.'''.I' ""o
'o' a." '"o u'Ss"',l'- 'o"."D,."-'
|hIcn Pio'aiIS ]" inc S"'io'y OIL 'n'
'oW."'
-, we cl"'4g '"o NoI8o ''''''La'f' ID,
y'''' 1'Po'Io,'s' "''"a', '" '''', vi
'NG," ,'' 'I I'i'G,y' DeT"'S. '.'g 'o'o' J."
l0t'' J." ',e oI,1 .II heT'Sl"'U.e. Io' ,"e
'gPeI1'. ol Ol'o ''"lN H,"'. ."' e'o,.
VI "lll'" was 70 Il ll'.'No '''o leslIluo'y o'
% ,,,i negro olu'. ~ '"D' ol d ""''e m'"'-
j, ne gu''oL Oh 'IC N"'"ge'o1 democrat
u g''o 'iol'' "a W. 'll',.l''N' cl' 'ngn a 0oouSo
acu"'oI' ana no" " I'IIon' I''e1 Neo11
looI ol 'no 'ou!h' I.c l3 'GtJor TO his con-
S'1ucu'S' 'nuS JUs''ug" MS Fo,o @" 'l''
Occo5lon ,.I ,.., o.,
-, ! 90 hoO au'"'O '''1 l"o i'pe'l Oh 'ne
lIICI nI4Ch u laws was socIIuc' Oh IhlN-
y IL I'''' loI J.. Is " IVnV0.''''',aI item ln
'I'c '1,"o'''''' G'''" ,'."' "I men are
c!ooIco Tree ana equal ana 'hc eAIHh-
SION OIL ono pI'AeEe To inc negro was a
departure from lUle OF IINl ED IN -
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A correspondent of an Eastern pa
per relates that, one morning the past
Spring, a Bob-o'-link came and sang
in a field near his house. His little
four-year-old daughter was much de-
lighted, and asked:
"What makes he sing so sweet, moth
er? DO he eat fol0ersS'
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A SENSIBLE BACHELoR.-An old
bachelor, on seeing the words "iami-
lies supplied over the door OF an
oyster saloon, stepped in, and said he
would take a wife and two children.
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CHICAGO. Sep 25.-Iu the case of the
steamer Fife Alton VS.. Rock Island
Railroad Bridge which has been on trial
two weeks in the Circuit Court, the jury
failed to agree, and were discharged last
nipht.
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ANSWER TO ENIGMA IN LAST WEEEGPAPE NJ
Webster's Pocket Dictionary.
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Tbc Yomc Cjrrlc.

Naomi, daughter of Enoch, was five
hundred and eighty years Of age, when
she married. Courage, ladies!
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For the Nows.
Mathematioal Problem.

What number Is II whose square, multiplied
by It's square root, will equal it5 cube nul q
lied by iig cube TooH TOM, Penn TIP,
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Lou. Wm. Lowig Herndon.

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Lieut. W VI IMAM ~ I II GIIiooll
uct uct Oh tno lIl-iaIou Ccn'Ial ~ ~ CL'.o, was
o4.oI's'IoIy i., A1owu n9Y o"y 49, I &" So 4
Navy, but as the conductor Oh lhe Ia
nous Expedition TO tne FalIey Oh lnc
Amazon River u1ndertaken by the IT,, u. ,. ;,
government IN inc year 1927 anu I'2-. ~
lie was a Nlrginlah Dy DlTth' ana 'ho
loss OF the Cohtral America mas cuD MN
OH III inc prime OF ms me, we Do'IgIe
nc was In inc tO'u year ol ms age ll'S
IaulIy, CONSISTING OIL nus "IIo anu ono
0ausIIef' nave lo' some years lC5looo d"
ne" I otN' jill tne upper P"iL Oh inc elJy.
ms u'usI'C[ Is ulsl9sulsnoo Io' o ,i'o
ioNo!lno5S OF l,eI .ol'o ., ''l s.,' Ou
ioay.ng nome me- lot ms VI, '9a' L.l ouJ"'Iu loy"?
"c pu'ucu IIo''d Do'l j" u'I" P''''' '"
anuci Pouon Oh q Succ[SsIul II. u'P opu q
SPECIFY return, MS Iou2'''oI D'oo Il''" .I
i sucI IaIe"eI as s4G me- , H"yT u s s",'D. .I
Toulu appreciate by louoWlns nl'' 10 ~ ,'o
uoor . III a merry "ul", gnlo"In3 ,!.'. ',yo' @
MN an olu SlIPPoI ~ II ,lto " 'l'
olOlon ''iaC an o'4 'I'oo Us goo" luoG 70
PaI''u9 5'IcnG: nc lu'lcu i5 5"u l s,i',ga i .'
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A great many Of the passengers were
having considerable sums of
gold about them, the product Of years
of toll; but the love Of gold was for
gotten in the anxiety and terror Of
the moment, and many a man un-
bucklcd his gold-stuGcd belt and
flung his hurd-carned treasure upon the
deck, some hoping thereby to tighten
their weight and thus more easily
keep themselves adoat, while others
threw it away in despair, thinking
there was no use for it in the watcry
grave they were going to- Mr.. Chase
says that he might have picked up tens
of thousands Of dollars which had been
thrown away and lay strown about the
decks; but he did not think there was
sufficient prospects of his surviving to
use it, to pay him for the trouble
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THE MAGNOLIA RESTAURANT.

They say the Magnolia Tree is the han'somest
growth south of Mason and Dxons line and ii is evil
IDENTIFY fact 1t is also said the Magnolia Restaurant
Green Street, between Dr. B. W. Robinson's Medical
Establishment and Mr. P. Taylors Store and nearly
opposi tie the Shemwcll House. is the Finest ana best
kept ofany other establishment in the South Persons
wishing to find cannot well miss it: it is the YELLOW
BUILDING.
The subscriber woud take this method of thanking
the citizens of this place and the surrounding coutry
for the unprecedented berality they have bestowed
en- him. and would solicit a continuation.
He has always on hand the VERY BEST LIQUORS.
WINES and CORDIALS that be found in the
United Stat s. either by the quantity Otherwise
Also. Cigars. Pickles. Sardnes. Cheese. Preserved
Fruits. Lemon Syrup. and many other good things
and atters himself that he has the polite obIi-
ging. accomplished and FR-4.N'K vender to attend to
his estabishmen that be found either North or
South Temperance drinks put up the shortest
notice He would call attention particularly his
up stairs, which arc large comfortable
and in good order
r. JONES.
Yellow Building, Green ST.. Fayetteville, \. C.
May 1G 1857. soft
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70 the N micte(s!

DIR. CHARLES THOMPSON. eff Bladen county
c. respectfully calls the attention OF ali those az
ic tel with Canccrous affections. tie rt;l k;s
cures which he has effected and which had lcen pre-
vIoGsly given up other physicians in Badcn county
as ihcHrabie hcsc can lc Itiftd to ly r.
spoasihe persons living in that county One Of then,
was Mrs Macom Mcleod and another was MrJno. Nc
aggravated character. Any person WISHING TO ir
cured of that dreadful disease known as Cancer VIII
do we'll to apply to 1ir. Thompson.
The serV ices OF Dr. I. will also found iehJv rsc-
tul to all persons afflicted viz, !ccrs and Old Sores OF
long staining Rheumatism. Tuners &C.
The Dr. can be consulted On the above nc1-cd con-.
plants by either seeing addressing him at Grains
Greek. Moore Co. n. c. where lie intends remain
lhg rev weeks Those in need CT his services will
90 well tonake immediate application. age renders
ZEN more difficult TO HIS direction is White
Hall =. o. Bladen Co. n c.
Sep l2
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y NJ 8 Nm IN, y y So,

y. ~ 8 Nm IN y y 50,
May be found at his during his regular Office
ifssss=.sss hours, viz: from A NJ. to +. N
1IIiIYD p. NJ. S z. NJ.
where he will be pleased to receive calls from all who
be in need OF his professional services.
No nducenent will be held out by Offering to per
form operations for a small compensation: a good
price VIII be charged in all And patients ia
voring DR. B. with their conf |ence, may rely upon his
utmost exertions to perform every operation In as per-
feet manner possible.
s5-AI operations must be paid for as soon as COM
pieted.
p s. Those VI no are now indebted will please call
and settle.
Oct. Y, 1851 If
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For the Fall and Winter
4 SE sE@@o

J U S L ECEIV ED.
CaA soon, Secure Good Bargain
and soce .WoneyH
0ne Of the Largest, Handsonest and
Cheapest stocks of
3BADYaWAD8 GI0g11yg
for Gentlemem's arear. erer brought to this
Market, and no miMoke
Also, Magnificent assortment of
Boys and Youths tiotEsEst.
Boys Suits and Extra jackets of all coIors of
Cloth
Fer Railroad EFan,ss-Readv to
.srs,i-e c~-ss---------...,- >i.e,,,y ,5io.h-
ing, at very low figure,
For Boat EEanes~-A large lot
of Jackets and Over Coats; also fancy Fan
mel, Over Shirts and Pants very cheap.
\ very extensive assortment of
GESTLEMEH's EURg:s HING GooDs,
Fine Linen and Fancy Marseilles Shirts and
Collars, Under-garments of heavy Silk and
Merino, Socks, Cravats, Gloves, Handkerchefs,
Suspenders. and
Boots and SElocs-from the heavi-
est Water-Proof, to the finest Pump and Fair
Stitched Philadelphia made
Hat and Caps, of all description.
LADIES' FRENCH TRAVELLING TRUNKS
Extra large sizes Bonnct Boxes: Gents English Sole
Leather spanish iron Frame ana fachng 1runks;
English Sole Leather Fal:ces and others: style
of Travelling Bags (very conveniently Gentlemcn's
Shawls and Fancy Buggy Blankets: genuine Havana
SegarS: Umbrellas; Walking Canes; India Rubber
Over Coats. Leggings and Sandes also. Over Shoes
for Ladies'; and great variet Of Fancy Goods too
to mention.
All which will be sold at wholesale retail very
low for cash time to prompt paying customers.
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
me. respectfully solicit continuance of the
GEORGE BItANDI,
South Side Hay Street.
Opposite G.. w. Williams & Co.
September 26. 1857. C9-tf
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FREIGHT AD P.ASsENGEIc LINE
iAt ZEN k!E!1 III EEEGS & EA 1.

FREIGHT d PASSENGER LINE
i~v ZEN syfL4IIEETC. 81 FA YEI,TEIILI
Steamer Magnolia yet,evffie Monday
day mornings - minute after sunrise. Hs&
Leaves Wiim Tuesday nd Frida NOR
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh. leaves Tue-d
aad Friday mornings 10 minutes
Leaves W ilmiEgton Wednesday and Saturday
Both Carrying Freight and Passengers.
Steamer Rowan. with full of Lighters.
carry ing Freight only ssS
he regularity of Boats all tn
the deIiverip goods too
known to require
To our patrons we tender thanks for the be
patronage bestowed I'D alfshipper
no efforts viii bs red in
T. ciiifes deste equa. in
c ape Eeas River- .-s-s3 =
t-ss-~@s - asge.t N s1utt terYon Nc
Faxetterille, n. C..o Oct 25. 1856 21-af -
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FOR S ALE

Il II VIN 0AA I1IE1o
Ine following valuable real estate. the property of
Hall decd is offered for sale and consists of the
following tracts:
1nat desirable place known as Rome. containing
a.put 200 acres with all the improvements. This
.aceslll be sold entire divided purchasers
ng pso,ably of the best business stands IN
aud is vefy desirable to those aiding
enter tha mercantile business. s9 - -
No 2, Consists of a Lot and Brick Store & tene-
lnents) in Cambeton, Bridge Street near Claren-
don Bridge and is very desirable stand for business
No j IS vacant lots in Campbeton. known in Citv
plot as Nos l09, LII. II, and half of lot 10
No f. Is II dwelling house and lot on Haymotnt
COVER OF Piankroad and Adams St very dcsira-
bic residence for the whole year
MO, Is a Corn Mill and Steam En- CINE and Boiler
OF 10 - horse power. This is well worth the at
tent'o1o those living where water power is not avail
able, add Will be sold at a great bargain
FOR arms apply to J. II. HALL, Asst gnee.
Augs L, 1851 Git:
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NOTICE.

Persons indebted to Jas. c. McEachin. Guardi;
OF the heirs of John Morrison. dec d are hereby
spectfuy Informed, that said guardian has i'll gre
majority of instances endorsed and transferred the
notes to the undersigned. Also. that urgent Ii,
ccssies apart from the reqt iremens Of the en;iors
compel us to collect speedily possible. Al tho
Indebted viii therefore obi ICE ana themselves
by paying up immediately. We must and viii
where the money is not forthcoming.
\. d. MORRISON.
J.. NJ. MORRISON
\. a. MORRISON.
Laurnillrgh \. g. March I. 1857. 4O-tf
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GROCERIES, HARD
arare &c, &c.

The undersigned now receiving 4 large asSoft-
ment of GROCERIES, H.RDWiaE. IRON, STEEL,
HOLLOW-WARE. SHOES, LEATHER q SADDLE
r Y, which they will sell wholesale at q small as-
vance on cost for cash. or on usual time to prompt
dealers. G.. ". WILLIAMS q co.
July 25, 1857. 60-tf
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A CARD.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform his old
friends and customers that he be found at the
Store Of c. E. Leete. where he viii be glad to see
them. j. r. MCDONALD.
Jan. II, 1851 33-tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA CUMb Nh.
LAND COUNTY.

SNPeTa0T C0"Tz q I0W'
Fall Term 1851.
1t is ordered by his Honor John l.. Bailey. Judge
residing that special Term of this Court be hed on
he first monday in February next and continue Two
ecks-Jurors Suitors & witnesses in civil suits: ana
,artees in Equity hereby notified to attend
From the Minutes
JOHN W. BAKER, Clerk.
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