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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-06-18

A clear conscience finds no accusa-
ton
A cracked bell is never sound.
A FOOLS heart is ever dancing on
his lips,
A friend is never known till needed.
A gift long waited for is sold, not
given.
A good maxim is never out Of season.
A good life keeps off wrinkles.
Sincerity does not consist of speak
ing your mind on all occasions, but
in doing so when silence would be
censurable.
In order to live Justly, and be respect
ed, we must abstain from doing that
which we blame in others.
Whatever we know to be right, that
we should do, even though our con-
duct should meet with reproach and
ridicule.
We should not be in hasty in forming
new friendships, nor in terminating
those Of long standing.
am pleased with the abode which
exhibits nothing superhQus, and where
L find everything that is necessary.
Parents may expect from their child.
rem the same degree of dutiful beha.
vior as they themselves paid to their own
parents
Nobility and gentleness go hand in
hand-and when I see a young gentle.
man kind to his mother, and gentle anc
forbearing to his brothers and sisters, ]
think he has a noble heart.
The best capital that a young mar
can start with in life is industry, will
good sense, courage, and the fear of
God. They are better than cash, cred
| it, or friends.
A little hole in a ship sinks it; small
breach in a sea-bank carries all away
before it; a little stab in the hear
kills a man; and little sin, so otter
improperly called, without a great dea
of mercy, tends to his final destruction
Whatever sin the heart is most prom,
to, that the devil will help forward.
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al Pnzzle MntrimoniaI.

A lady being asked by gentleman to join in
the bonds Of natrmony with him, wrote the
word "stripes, Stating at the time that the let
tsrs making up the word stripes could bo
changed so as to give an answer to his ques-
ton.
The kind Of answer which the letter "mak p
ing up tho word stripes" would give, ratner
puzzled us; and quite a number Of our lady
friends whose curiosity on any subject connect
ed with matrimony is always on "tip-toe, ("
were compelled at last, like us, to give 1t up.
A lady reader Of the Vicksburg Times has,
however, been more successful She says:
off that lady was I'm my fix, which | pre-
sumo she is in regard to marrying, land not
more bashful than am, she would have Civ
en- him the same answer [ would to that or a
similar question, which would bs-persist.
would have no stripes or transfgurations about
H."
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TIE CoMET-THE DANGER OVER, AND
THE WORLD sAFEl

II will be c%onsoling to our Columbus peopl,
to learn, on the aulboity Of I. W. Tuule. ESQ,
late assistant at the Astronomical Observatory q
Harvard University, that The GOMEZ. has taken the
back tack. Mr.. futile writes to the Newbury.
port Herald that at has already passed lis per.
lheLlon, aud is nearest approximation 10 the
earth, and IS now receding from Us at a rapid rate,
IN It's flight through space, in its eccentric orbit
and, consequently, we need no longer be under
Tears Of its dashing against the earth. Its nearest
approach to the earth was on the sth Of Nav,
when il was twenty millions Of miles distant from
US! Besides tbs new comet, having always
returned to this part Of its oibit once 10 ten years
the time Of its ascertained periodic revolution, J
impinsing against US, there was no more
valid reason for fearing a collision at this time
Than at any other period since the whole system
Of planetary Orbs was launched into space, each
body TO move in harmony with every other,
according 10 wise, established and unehanging
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The GRAVE OF Henry CLAY.-Tho editor Of
the Fort Wayne Times has been on a journey
through Kentucky, and weui to pay his d%eyotions
to the grave 0fHe e.1y Clay. IL the oome.ey "a,
tar from Lezinsg!caa, nc searched for it first among
those covered with entablatured slabs, obe,isks,
pyramids and imposing monuments, but the name
was found on none of these; be sought it among
less imposing tablets but found it not. A lad,
at last led him to the spot, whe a little mound
marked only by the path worm by the foot prints
of devoted countrymen, told that the Great Com.
moner still lived in the hearts of the people
Near by, was the monument aifectionately insert
bed by Mr.. Clay, to bis mother. On an adioin-
ing eminence, which isl beautiful site-with an
area, of half an acre, circular in form--the people
of Kentucky are to erect a monument of Kentucky
marble, of beautiful design, which is to rise
$50 feet in height, under which the remains OF the
noble son of our sister State are to be deposited.
The corner stone will be laid on the 4th of July
next with imposing ceremonies.
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FttsI Fitsl! PitsIII

Dr.. Hance's Vegetable Extract Epaephc Pills,
for the cure Of Fits, Spasms, Cramps and
all Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERS0NS laboring under this distressing maIady will
l find DR.. Hance's Vegetable Epileptic Pills to be
the only remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy
or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on The nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose of curing Fits, they will be found Of espe.
cial benefit for al persons afflicted with weak nerves,
or whose nervous system has been Frustrated or shat.
tered from any cause whatever. In Chronic complaints,
or diseases OF long standing, superinduced by nervous
ness, they are excelleutly beneficial.
Price 50 per box, or two boxes for S.. Persons
out OF the city, enclosing a remittance, will have the
pills sent them through the mail, free Of postage. For
sale by Seth s. Hance, No. les Baltimore Street. Balti-
more, Nd, to whom orders from all parts of the Union
must be addressed, post paid.
April 30, 1851
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CLEVELAND, June &.

CLEVELAND, June 8.
FLOUR--There has been no export demand
since our last, and no advance has t%ranspired not.
withstanding the receipts of winter wheat flour has
been very light. Flour from spring wheat has
arrived in considerable quantities and the appre.
gate on hand is one third larger than at the date
of our last There has been no reduction in rates
of really choice -four, though the market has ru,
led very quiet.
RYE FLOUR--Further sales in a small way
at $500 " Dbl.
GRAIN-WHE AT--W wheat is in very
short supply, but the market has been tanned bv
further arrivals Of Illinois and Wisconsin sprino,
and rates are a shade lower. Spring wheat sells
at $l,4O a. us.
CORN With increased receipts and small de-
mand prices have declined 3 q C. within the
week.
OATS-From shortly after the date of our
lat review the market has continued to decline,
closing with moderate business quotations.
HAMS-The market has advanced one cent
within the week, with an active trade at the ad.
vance.
SHOULDERS-The market is firm and &C.
tive at the recent advance.
FRUITS-The stock of Dried Apples is now
very low and prices are steady at SO ID bus.--
Oranges and lemons are in good supply, and large
orders can be filled at quotations. Raisins no
change.
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SERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an order of Fl Fa Et Lev Fa, issued out o
ID the Court of Common Pleas for Carroll county, ant
State of Ohio, / will o fer for sale at The door of tht
Court House in CarTollton on
Satardoy tie 20h day Of Jmne h. D. 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock 4. N. and 4 O'Clock
P. NJ. of said day, to wit: TIE following premises sit
uate in the county of Carroll and State Of Ohio, being
part Of lots s~ixty'iour (6D and s~ixty.fve (65) in the
town ofLeesburg, in said county with the appurtenan.
ces. The above lots of land are appraised at eight
hundred dollars, $4,000. Terms cash.
j. II, WHlTCRAFT,
may2l-'57-5v Sh'P Carroll co., O.
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re- See advertisement of Baxter & Co,-Rags
wanted, for which they will exchange some of their
cheap wall paper, of which they have a fine as
sOdment on hand, ola variety of styles and quail.
tiles. And, by the way, if you want anything in
the perfumery or fancy line, there is the place to
get it. "Sam," as the girls know, is a fancy
young man, and is alwajs on hand. watching OPP
portunities to accommodate his customers. He
has our thanks for the bottle of fine perfumery
which be so kindly presented to us the other day.
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The Westminster Reuiew.-The number for
April, which we have just received, is one of the
best ever issued, as the following table of contents
will prove:-Presen' state of Theology in Germa-
ny--The Hindoo Drama--Gunpowder, and its
effect on Civilization Glaciers aud GIazier Theo-
ries-Progress, its Law and Cause.-The Danu-
biAn rincipalities-Literatu and Society-Chi-
ma and the Chinese Contemporary Literature.-
American publishers, L. Scotia Co., 70 Fulton
street, New York.
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Mem 9petial Notices.

MURRAY AND LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER.-There is a
%healthful, celebrating quality in the fragrance of this
popular toilet water. 1t awakes the remembrance OF
summers floral incense, as some old tune might recall
the by gone scenes in which we first heard it. Spiritu.
al and delicate as the aroma of the original Cologne, it
is perhaps more lasting, and the odor never changes as
is the ease with perfumes derived from volatile oils
Ladies who suffer from nervous headache, prefer it to
every other local application as a means of relieving the
pain; and as a perfume for the sick chamber, it is emf
nently refreshing. We refer solely to "MURRAY AND
LANMAN's Florida Water" The limitations are worth
less. T.
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Tue Com RECEIVED BY JUDAs I~scARIoT FOR
THE BETRAYAL OF THE SAvIoR,--A fac-simile oil
this coin has been received in the last number Of
Dyes Wall Street Broker. 1t is quite a curiosity.
Upon one side is the inscription, in Hebrew char
acters, Jerusalem the Holy" with the resem.
blance Of Aaron's Rod; on the other side is mark
ed the words, "Shekel of Israel" with an imprint
of the Pot of Incense. The publisher of the
Wall street Broker has procured a set of dies in
order to cast the piece an exact fac-simile Of the
original, Any one renting rs cents to John S.
Dye, publisher Of the Wall st., Broker, N. Y,
will receive one of the pieces by mail postpaid,
with a full history of the coin. One of pure sill
yer will cost $3.50.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Jonathal Long. Administrator of
Lindsey.
In pursuance o an order of sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, and
to me directed, / will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court House, in Carrollton, Carroll county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the 1lh day of July, 1857,
between the hours of ten o'clock 4. M. and four o'clock
P. NJ. Of said dav, the following real estate: The North
half of the South. est quarter Of section twenty. eight
in township thirteen of range four, containing eighty
acres Of land, in Fox township, Carroll county, Ohio.
Terms cash. j. II. WHITCRAFT.
June 4, 1857. pr fec Sheriff.
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SaERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
by VIRTUE of a writ of Fl IA ct lev ia, issued out
- of the Court of Common Pleas, for Portage coun.
ty ct ais, and to me directed, l will offer for sale on
Saturday the 11M day Of July, A.. d, 1857.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock
?. NJ, at the door of the Court House in Carrollton,
the following described real estate, to wit A part OF
the Southeast quarter of section fifteen, township if
teen and range FIVE; and for boundary commencing at
the South East corner of lot number twelve in the
town of Augusta, running South one hundred feet,
thence West one hundred and sixty feet, thence North
one hundred feet, thence east one hundred and sixty
feet to the place of begiuning and known as the Augusta
Steam Mill property. Also the North East quarter OF
section sixteen, township fifteen of range Eve. Also
fifty acres off Of the West side Of the Southwest quar-.
ter of section fifteen, township and range aforesaid, of
the land directed to be sold at Steubenville, Ohio.
Terms cash. JOHN II. WHlTCRAFT,
June 4, 1857. pr fee Sheriff Carroll Co.
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Edinburgh Repie'O. This quarterly for April,
contains able articles entitled: --Alexander the
Great-The last Census of France Physical Geo,
graphy of the Sea- Hayes life of MalcoIm-Roum-
ania-The Festal letters of Athanasnis, Boswell
and BOswelliana-T The Dil!etanti Society British
relations with Climatic past Session and the
new Parliament. Re.published by Leonard
Scott T. Co, 70 Fulton street, New York. So a
year.
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EEThe May and June numbers of the Stu
dent and Schoo'nlats are on our table. This is an
excellent periodical for schools--interesIing and in
s~tructiVe to youth, and should be taken in every
family. Terms 81 a year, in advance. Address
Calkins d Stiles, 34s Broadway, n. Y. y
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Black~Oods Magazine For May is very
interesting number, containing Scenes of Cler-
ical Life, No. 2-Nr. Cliffs Love Story, part 8
-ARun to Nicaragua-Afoot, part 2-The Sculp-
tured Stones Of SEQ; land-The Athelings-Life
in Central Asia-Columbus-Lays of the EIec-
tions--Letters from a Lighthouse. So a year.
Leonard Scott & Co. 70 Fulton street New York.
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The LADIES' JOURNAL AND ILLUsTRARrED
MIsCELLANY--is on our table. Its engravings.
fashion plates, work table, music and reading mat
ter will certainly make it a welcome visitor to the
parlor and frcside. 1t is a cheap magazine-on-
ly $3.50 for one year. Address scattergood &
Co., Philadelphia. 4
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"WooDLAND CREAM."-A pomade for beautifying the
hair-highly perfumed. superior to any French article
imported, and for half the price. For dressing ladies'
hair it has no equal, giving it a bright, glossy appear.
natural manner. 1t removes dandruf, always giving
the hair the appearance of being fresh shampooed,-
Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
PERTRIDGE h CO., New York, Proprietors
of the "Balm of a Thousand Flowers"
For sale by @. A. Boegel, and all Druggists.
Feb, 26. 1857, en- al
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Peterson for July is on hand. It's engra-
wings fashion plates, patterns for embroidery, &C.
dc, are, as usual, good. Its co!ored Berlin work
patterns are something new-and not only new,
but beautiful. This Magazine is too well known
among the ladies to need any recommendation
Terms 80 a year.
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ROAD TAX.

A 7 their regular March session, the commissioners OF
ACarroll County, Ohio, levied a tax for road purposes
of FIVE tenths of a mill on each dollar valuation of the
taxable property OF said County, Is cents OF 800, OO.)
Which tax may be discharged by labor on public high.
ways at the rate of one dollar per day, in the district
where the same is charged, prior to the fifth day of Au.
gust, under the direction of the Supervisors Of the sew.
eral road districts. JOHN l.. BLACKBURN,
May 2Sth, 1857. County Auditor
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TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED.-Wanted, an
l honest, industrious man in each section of the State,
to travel and take orders from samples for INGALLS,,
.TERS HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES" A liberal
monthly salary and fair commission will be paid. An.
ply to or address with return POSTAGE
DIR. is. McALLISTER,
Jersey CITY, n. J.
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INSURE! IEsuEE!I--All know the i%mportar ce
IL having their property insured in a reliable, we'll
regulated insurance company. OF such cbarac-
ter is the Etna company of Hartford, Connect.
cut. 1t has cash capital of 100000, its assets
amount to $1,3O7,9Os,42; has transacted bust
ness successfully for SO years and now ranks No.
! among the insurance companies of America.
]. ULMAN is its Agent in this place. See adj
yertisement. y
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~ By reference to our column Of new adyer.
tsemens 4 will be found that T. K. Williams d
Co. Of New Philadelphia, have made extensive
repairs IN their establishment, aud are prepared to
DO anything IN their line.
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EMERsoN's U. S. MAGAZINE, for June, has
been received. This young monthly already oc.
cUpies a high position among the leading pubEica
tons Of oui country, for which its publishers de.
serve great credit. Its contents and illustrations
are such as cannot fail to interest and please
Terms 50 per annum. Liberal inducements are
offered to those who will get up clubs. y
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REWARD I!

REWARD of five dollars will be given by the sub
O. scriber to any person that will furnish my pocket
book and contents. Lost on the 2Sth ofApril 1857 In
the vicinity of Leesburgh, containing twelve dollars in
cash. Also, one pIomissory note payable to me from
James Booth Il Leah Booth with Isaac Booth security,
calling fer $4,000 with a credit en- dorsed Of SlO0 90
also, one due bill on William & Edward Reynolds, will
a ba lance of about S27 90; also, one note on Acel Mil
Ter Il Samuel Hess calling for sic, 90.
Leesburgh, Nav 6. 1851. DANIEL HOFFMAN,
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state Of Ohio, Carroll County IS.
OFFICE OF 1HE JUICE OF PROBATE !

ShGhNO va OHhAOS SeNh Us SUVNANy ASS
OFFICE OF 1HE JUICE OF PROBATE
CarrOhton, June 4, 1857.
following accounts of Executors, Administrators
and Guardians have been filed in this office, and are
L set for hearing on Monday, the 29th day Of June
A. D. 1857, at l o'clock P. NJ. of said day, and
will be continued from day to day until all are disposed
OF. The filing and tendency of which Accountants and
others interested will take notice, viz:
First account OF John Beckley, Administrator OF
John Arbuckle, decd.
I" John Marshall, Executor of will Of
Hannah Henderson, decd.
james Clark, Guardian of minor
heirs of Samuel Heston, decd.
Henry Criss, Guardian of Phebe
Heston ct ais, minors.
Final Titus Heston, Guardian of Thomas
Heston, a minor.
" Jchn Hays, Executor of will of
John Tritsch, decd.
Rein Maple, Executor Of John
Maple, decd.
June 4. 1857. I'd
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easement Of Halls Young Arc,csll.
iea Fire-Craeker Pistol in another column. Just
t~hsthing for "Young America" as it will shoot
with precision for about ten PAGES. =
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FOf
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Extermina tor,
"Costar's" Bed Bug E~1terminator,
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Ants, Flies, &C.,
Order from Depot, No. 1888 broadway es, York,
Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere.
Full particulars by mail.
tB- See Advertisement.
April 23-I m.
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e.. NO PEN Nor INK UEsD. a..

No Copy Initiated no Teacher Required. NeLau-
rms patent sell lnsiructing process in pennanskip ens.
bling every one to write with the greatest ease. elegance
and rapidly. lthas been adopted by the Public schools
OF New York; and by our first Merchants. The Prees..
complete with full for use, will be sent pre-. :
paid on the receipt Of Fl. To clubs or agents. sig CO, .
les for 80. A liberal discount en- large orders. Ads
dress Leland 1 McLsurin, 2I6, Broadway; New Ferk.
March 12 ls5T-3m.
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JOB PRINTING,

The weather, fOs a few days past, has been excel
lent for the growth of vegetation, being warm with
several cOPiOus showers. Grass wheat, oats, every
thing, growing beautifully. =
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GARKETS

CARROLLToN, June 10.
FLOUR-is still selling at Carrollton Mills at
$7,5 a SIS dP Dbl.
WHEAT-Prices falling - good white is worth
$1,42; Red, SIPS.
No other changes since last week.
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A FRESH Supply of Fahnestocks White Lead, re.
ceived, also a good article Of Linseed, Sperm, Lard,
Fish, n eatsfoot Castor, Sweet Oils at
BAXTER l. cos NEw DRue SroRE.
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AGENTS WANTEDl

Si9n 00per month! Here is a rare chance foe = tav
young men to make a large salary without IN.
vesting a capital. The above is no ''three cent catch.
penny, or humbug to introduce Patent Medicines
Books &c. For an outfit, enclose sta m p foe return
postage. Address
Il. s. CATER, Box No. s, Lawrence, Kasa
June 4, l557.-3ms. q