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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-10-28
gaeclaL 9lotlles.

TRUTH Is POWERFUL AND MUST TREvML.--The
great reason Of the unbounded success Of Ken
nedy's Medical Discovery" is, that It's propri.
etor has never stated anything in regard to it,
that was not strictly true. On the other hand
be docs not Ia his circular mention many dis
eases that he has certificates 10 prove have been
cured by his " Discovery" When he has said
one, two, or three bottles viii cure you OF
alism, it has ulways been So Thence the con-
fidence Of the public has. been gained, Hnd
persons who have been cured OF course men,
tion II to oil around them-giving uotorlety y
to this medicine that viii last long after ia
| Discoverer has gone to receive his reward fo
the many he has healed.
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Ohio Election.

Ohio has nobly maintained her posi-
ton as the leading Republican State
Of the great West, The majoritylfor the
Republican State ticket is not yet de-
clarcd officially, but it is certain to be
over 10000 and may reach 25,OOO-
Gov. Chaso's maj last year was less than
1900, so that we gain in one year
from $4,000 to 10000 votes on the State
ticket, besides three Congressmen, several
Common Pleas Judges, and numerous
county officers in various parts of Tho
State. That will do for this year.
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Lonisville JonrnaIiams.


We clip the following pintS from the
Louisville journal of the Goth:
The pennsylvania Dutch" Of Berks
county have a highly appreciative opin-
ion Of Clancy Jones. One Of them
said, sit is Won shame if Misther Shones
be not elected, for he is the Committee
of the Shairmau Of Mean Ways"
"Coming events cast their shadows
before the Queen Of England, the
Queen of Portugal, the Empress of
France, and the Princess Royal of Prus-
sia.
On the evening Of the 18th Of Sep
tember, the departure Of the last mail
from Salt Lake, thirteen births were re
ported in Elder Kimbal's family. We
think Brigham must be getting Jealous
He may we'll tremblo for his supremacy
among Utah women.
Mr.. Douglas is to be pitied. He il
perfectly furious against Mr. Buohan.
an, but dares not abuse him. To use
a comparison moro strong than delicate
he is ike a Scotehman that's got The
itch, and no fnger-nails to scratch with
In Sweden a man who is seen fou.
times drunk is deprived Of a vote a
elections. In some Of our large citie
this thing is reversed drunken maj
is made to vote four times
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araIn Trndo at Chioago.

The Times informs us that the re-
ceipts at Chicago during the last week
have been 1929 bbls -four, 2572l9
bushels Of wheat, 81 ,161 bushels Of
corn. and 16,105 bushels Of oats-mak-
ing SCI 100 bushels Of grain, The to-
tai receipts Of this season are now 32S,-
1857 bbls. of -four, 7,630,O7S bushels Of
wheat, 1906 1873 bushels Of corn, and
1856 1858 bushels of oats--making a to-
tai of over eighteen millions Of grain,
namely. 18,2O5,0 bushels.
At this time last year Che receipts
amounted to 1871 bbls -four, 4,751,-
9S4 bushels Of wheat, 5,0ll,70 bushels
of corn, and 133,5S7 bushels Of oats
making a total Of 12,261, 429 bushels Of
grain. The receipts Of this year there
fore up to this time are six millions Of
bushels more than those of last year.
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u HoLLowAY's PHLs-OvERFLow OF BHE.-A
con sttutlonal predisposiion to bilious disor-
ders is very common in this country. We
find that in a large portion of the ordinary
cuses Of cough, cold, Intermittent fever, iuhu-
enza, ETC., the liver symputhizes violently with
the pulmonary organs Acting directly and sim
ullaneously upon 10th, the Pills soon bring
them back to "a natural and healthy condition
The impurities Of the system are discharged
through tbe bowels, the organs Of respiration
are relieved by the operation Of this great
cOunter-irritunt upon the fevered blood, anC
the functions Of the liver arc regulated an,
restrained. Thus the primary uud subsidiary
causes Of the complaint are reached and subdu
ed at the same time.
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Or. Robaolr's Great Medical Disoovorier

DR.. Roback' g Scandinavian Remedies are
overturnlng ull the old theories Of medicine,
They reach the blood through the dgestivo ore
gans with Quickness, certainty and curative
effect almost miraculous. The herbs Of which
they are made are from the mountains Of Swe-
den, and this combination Of vegetable elements
Is superseding al the mineral medicines. Dys.
pepsia coughs, bronchitis, bilious complaints,
fits, nervous affections, Mysteries, scrofula,
skin diseases, rheumatism, headache, pains in
the back sexual debility, etc. are relieved with
wonderful rupidlty, and there is no malady
originating in morbid condition Of the blood
or other fluids Of the body, that does not yield
to the Scandinavian Remedies. See Adver-
| iisement. OCtl4w4
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Rrae-T,nvara.

Among the visitors at the Fair was q
number of Free-LOvers, who have a
settlement at Berlin Heights, about ten
miles from Sandusky. The women were
all dressed in the Bloomcr costume and
each one was accompanied by a partner,
who could be distinguished by the i'm
mense amount Of hair they carried on
their faces. The men, without excop-
ton, have rough appearance, were
silent, making no comments upon what
they observed. The women were good
looking, though the Bloomer costume
made them oddities.
They, too, said but little, and seemed
pleased with the universal attention
they attracted Those we saw wore
their hair short and in ringlets. They
paraded in pairs, said nothing to nobody
seeing all they could see, but stunning
intercourse with the rest of the crowd
The Berlin Heights Free Lovers werI
not the least euriosities Of the Stat
Fair.
We were standing in Power Hall whcl
a couple Of them approached A younj
Irish woman, who was standing bcsid
her young husband, saw them coming
The appearance Of the women starte
her.
"Patl Patrick dearl" she exclaimed
con my soul there's a man-woman."
"Och! Biddy, an what are yez
talkin about?" replied the hus sband
"Don't yez see?-look at the lady wi
breochesp'
"Be the powers, an its sol" exclaime
Pat as his eyes fell on the women. Afte
gazing a moment he continued. "Ocl
an know what it is. These paple ar
from Berlin Heights-Free-Lovers, Bid
dy dear"
"An what are they sure2"
"Crazy paple, Biddy. They're starte
a factory at Berlip to make men 40 1oon
ca, an that l0oman's one half made, nj
darling"
Murtherl" exclaimed Biddy, as sh
clung close to Patrick's arm, and look
cd upon the Free-Lovers with mute al
constituent Pat was right. A Free
Love woman is about half-and half
ITCin. Times.
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Sflartiagcs

MARRIED-On Thursday. the 9th septom-
bsr, 1853, by Rev. VIM. NJ McRevnolds, Mr.
AARON BURK, Esq, and Miss ELzABErH JANE
ELsrON, all Of Butler CO.,, California.
Ripley Bee please copyl
By the same, on the 18th, W w. MERTHEw
and Miss MARy ELIZABETH BETHARD, all of But
Ter CO.. California,
By Rev Fl. Turner, Oct 2lst, Mr.. JosErH
GAIN and Miss MATILDA JANE WHlTE
On the same day by the same, Mr.. WILLIAM
II. RpWGs, aud Miss SARAH b. SwARTs, all Of
| this county.
On the 2lst Oct. by the Rev. W, q. Shan,
non, Mr.. LEWIS +. Dunn aud Miss MARY ]
! IUNDERwooD, all Of this county.
! On the 2lth Oct, by the same, Mr.. DAMu
| MACY Of dillsboro, aud Mrs. SARAH Mos
fBERLY, Of Dunville In this county.
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A Good Peach Crop in ohio.


One of the Brothers Loughry, from
Adams Co., called on us the past week,
and in answer TO ourenquiries about their
success in fruit growing, he told us that
their peach crop the present season
amounted TO thirty-siD hundred bushelsi
which brought them in the Cincinnati
market an average Of three dollars per
bushel, or an aggregate Of over $10,-
600. Deduoting The expense Of gather
ing and marketing, the net product was
$4,000. This crop was from an orchard
Of only ten acres, with the exception Of
about One-eighth Of the amount from a
second orchard, just commencing TO
bear. Mr. i. stated that on their
grounds the peach crop had failed only
four times in the past 10 years Such
an instance Of success is we'll worth re-
cording in this season Of general failure
and is calculated to inspire other frui
growers with the hope that like gooC
fortune may yet be theirs.
Mr.. i. was on a visit to the Columbu
Nursery, for the purpose Of engagnl
fruit trees for starting a son in the bust
ness, upon a farm in Pickaway Co. II
intends planting pears largely, wit
peaches, for market purposes believing
as We also do, that with a judicious Sd
lection Of varieties, and proper cultur
the pear crop will be found more reli'
bic, and in the long run as profitable
the peach TOhio Cult.
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TRINITY BAY, October 18.
10 Peter Cooper, Ne,0 Yorh.-I re-
gret TO say that the preconcerted signals
arranged by Mr.. Thompson have failed
to elicit any improvement in the rccep-
ton of signals here. I do not know if
any Improvement has taken place at
Valentia, / commence repeating the
same system on Wednesday next
Signed, DESANTY.
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ClNUuNATI, Oct. 26, 1858.
FLouR-S4 50a4 GO for uperfne--morkot
dull, with large receipts.
GRAiN-Wheat dull at Goal 90, red S5a93o
Corn soc, Oats 5laj2c.
GRoCEmEs--Sales new Sugar at 90, old So
SEC. Molasses, new as, Old doc,
PRovrsJoNs.--Mes5 Pork St5 50, Lard g3dc,
Bacon Sides So Shoulders SIC.
Potatoes 71a7Sc Salt, Knnawha 2la20c;
Whisky l816c
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Musical Convention at Chillioothe.
We call the attention Of teachers and
amateurs to the announcement Of the
Musical Convention to be held in Chill
licotho, commencing on Tuesday next
and closing on Thursday. Il is only
necessary to add that the exercises are
to be held under the direction Of Prof
BRADBURY, Of New York, we'll known
as one Of the best Teachers in tn,
country.
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MILLINERY y FlNCY GOODS.

"a MRS. DILLON
M[JTakes this method Of informing her
friends and the public generally, that she Is
still carrying on the above business In Iiills-
boro, at her old stand, on Main street, a
few doors south Of High, where she has just
received her Fall aud Winter supplies, sm-
bracing all the latest and most fashionable
styles Of
.BoNNETs, RIBBONS, WERs,
Aud every article in the Millinery line, to-
gGther with a great variety Of FANCY GoODs.
She invites the Ladies' to Gull and examine
her Goods, as she is confident Of her ability
TO please in style aud prices.
IIllshorO, Oct 1858. OCtl4m3
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The Chess Contest.

NEW York, Oct. IS.
A letter from Paris, dated the 9th
ult,, states that Morphy and Harwitz
had played the seventh game, the pre-
vious game resulting in a draw. They
were to resume operations the next day.
The games now stand: Morphy, A;
Uarwitz, 2; drawn, l.
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10 overland lEail.

ST. LcUls, Oct. 10.
The third overland mail arrived here
last night, bringing letters dated the
oath ult., but no papers. Five passen-
gers came through The first and sec
ond mails from ST.. Louis were met, pro-
crossing finely.
No Indian interference thus far has
been met with.
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uJWo cannot refrain from calling the atten-
ton Of our readers 10 an advertisement Ga this
days paper OF the "Hair Restorative" Of Prof
Oh Wood q Co., OF ST. Louis. 10 will be
seen that be has numerous certificates from
persons Of che highest character 10 the merits
Of his Restorative. From positive knowledge
we are also enabled TO say, that % is ln every
sense whit % PROCESSES 20 bel, and we do not
hesitate 10 pronounce 90 the finest preparation
Cor lho head aud hair which has been devised
by human Ingenuity. We have seen it arrest
threatened badness aud restore 90 the cad ita
original profuBlon Of natural and glossy hair
and when the latter has been prsmaturs.y ting
cd with gruy, we have seen @ Ike mogIo. re-
store he coIofs Of yonth and health. Tn,
disungu ished propriety of this, we might say
miraculous "Restoradve' De- that o gives tl
tho person who uses g. the same heud OF
hair ihai they wore in youth, thus acting %
strict compliance with The rules Of the fH
aud groat6st Of 40 toilet makcrs--Naluro
no 0ao who has used % viii hesitate 90 unit,
with us Do tlis testimony 90 iis peculiar merits
-[Covngion (la) Peoples Friend.
Sold By ull good Druggists. oc2lw2
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N FROM Dr. Cunungham's stable in
BerTyville, on Monday night, 18th
Q-0S inst.
A LIGHT BAY MARE,
no white about her-about ! GA hands hph--u
natural trouer-hair slightly worn OF BY the
reward vii be paid 10 any one returning her,
on giving Information that vii lead 20 her re-
COvofy. JOSIAH STEW ENoON.
Hnlsboro, Oct. %, 1863. oct2su
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nwNow that the Election is over, we
shall devote much less space in our col
umus to political matter and will en-
deavor to present our readers a greater
variety of news and miscellany This
we doubt not, will render tho paper q
more welcome visitor to the family ERE.
side, during the long evenings Of fall
and winter.
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Enonn KRnsna.

The Central Committee has called q
Free State Delegate Convention, to be
held at Lawrence, November 10, for the
purpose Of discussing the various quos-
tions connected with the present political
organizations Of the Territory, and deter
mining the true policy Of the party, and
considering the question Of the admis.
sion Of Kansas into the Union as +,
| Free State.
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For Good Bargains


Scarborough's.
II 8. SCARBOROUGH is NOW
IL receiving has Fall and Winter stock Of
Dry Goods, purchased In the Eastern Cities,
whichwill be found the largestand mOstoom.
plete he has ever offered
His Stock embraces all the latest and
most fashi0nablestyles OfStaplo and Fancy
English French German and American
WB MR w H "ODUD D@o
GFTHE LADIES will find al his atoro an
the new and beautiful styles Of DRESS
GOODS for Fall and Winter wear. They are
cordially invited Ito call and see eeforthemaelvea'
Also ,FAsHIoEABLE HATS Cars AND BoHETs.
large assortment Of MEMS and Boys
coarse and fine Boots and 6hoes,ap eEtsn.
sivesupply o Ladies' and Misses Boots and
FRESH GROOERIEs,
! QUEENsWARE HARDWARE g. CUTy
LERY,
And all othorarticlesusually Inquired Tor
Iir Retail Stores
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In the winter of 1848-9, the Dem
ocratc Senate of Iowa passed a set Of
resolutions, among which was the fol-
lowing:
Rcsolted, That WHENEVER Con-
gress shall be required to act upon the
question of slavery in any of the Ter
ritories NOW FREE and belonging to
the United States, our Senators be in
structod and our Representatives re-
questod to exert their influence in favor
of law PROHIBITING the institu-
ton of slavery within any such Terri.
tory.
This was before the Democracy had
sold itself to the Southern oligarchy
Now they contend that Congress has nc
right to prohibit slavery in a Terrific
ry. They get down on their knees
before the false god, slavery, and thinl
it a horrible thing for any one to op
pose the extension of the evil into fret
territory. Free laborors may be exclu
dod from the Territories, but SLAYER,
must not be prohibited therein.
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what is DemocrnovP

The Nashville (Tenn.) Union, ono
Of the brightest luminaries of the So
called Democratic party, and one Of its
principal ezpounders and leading or
gins, gives the following (and no doubt
Euo) definition, in answer to the above
intorrogatOry:
Democracy is progressive. What was
Democracy in JeFerson's time, is not
Democracy at the present day. What
was Democracy in General JacksOn'l
day, is not Democracy now. And, in
deed, what was Democracy ten years
ago, is not Democracy to-day. De
moctQcy is progressive.
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A Looompton Martyr Rewarded

A Leoompton Martyr Rewarded!
The President has revenged himself
on "Old Borks" for the defeat of his
man Jones, by appointing him Minis
ter to Austria, and Jones has accepted
the appointment as a plaster to his
wounded feelings. The man that "Old
Berks" would not have to represent her
in Congress, is thought good enough by
"Old Buck to represent our nation at
foreign court. How will "Old Berks'
like the loft-handed compliment? thus
paid her by the President?
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for No
vember is an excellent No. 1t opens
with a valuable statistical article on
Railway Engineering in the U. States, '
which will attract attention from rail
road managers and stockholders. There
is an able review of Randalls "Life Of
Jefferson" a spicy political article on
Caleb Cushing, and a variety of literary
contributions in prose and verse. The
famous "Autocrat" papers will continue
to be feature of the "Monthly."
Published by PHILLIPS, SAMPSON &
Co, Boston, Mass, at SO a year, or five
copies for $40.
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The Constitution and Slavery in the
Territories.

The Constitution and Slavery in the
Territories.
The Washington Union don't mince
matters, in its construction Of the Dred
Scott decision. It lays down the law
thus:
"The purport Of the Dred Scott de-
cision is, THAT SLAVERY rs LE-
CALLED IN THE TERRITORIES
WITHOUT EXPRESS LAW, proprio
vigore OF THE CONSTITUTION; and
therefore the introduction by express
law is unnecessary, AS ITS EXCLU-
SION BY EXPRESS LAW WOULD
BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL"
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BELMONT DISTRICT. Theaker, OPP,
is elected in this district, by 81 maj
The present Representative is William
Lawrence, Admin. Another victim Of
LeeompLOn.
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The N. Y. Times, in an article on the
tender Of tho Austrian mission TO J.
CLANCY JONES, says the moral Of the
appointment is:
Bctray and defy your constituents
and you shall find your consolation in
fat contract at home, or in a splendid
dishonor abroad.
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SUGAR CRoP-A correspondent Of
the Pieayune prophesies an immense
sugar crop in Louisiana this season
say four hundred thousand hogsheads.
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TAxEs.--A gentleman in this city has
received a letter from Hon. A. p Stone,
Treasurer of State, dated Oct. 13, in
which he says: "I have either seen or
written to nearly all the County Treas
urers in the State, that I would receive
from them specie paying bank notes
Of all tho banks in this State" He fur
ther says 81 have no power over the
County Treasurers, or authority to in
struct them. - Cleveland Leader, 18th
Tho Denton House, Davenport, Iowa.
was totally destroyed by FIRE Sunday
last The loss, about $4,000, was GOV.
orod by insurance.
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COLUMBUS DusTBICT.--COx's mai.
over Case is CAT. Cox ran 432 behind
BARLEY 10 the district.
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FOURTH DIsTRIcT-There has been
some doubt IN regard to the Congress,
man In this district, but it is now con
cedod that Nichols, Ropub. is beaten
by Allen, DEM This is o Republican
loss.
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The Leavenworth (K. IT, Journal,
Of Oct. 18th, says that an old Rocky
Mountaineer has just arrived from
Pixies Peak, and reports gold in abund-
ance, and brings with him fine speci-
mems Of the precious metal.
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The New York Times says that the
serious illness Of WASHINGTON IRVING,
about which so much has been said, is
only a slight return Of an old enemy
Of the yeteran-fever and ague-ant
that he is nearly well, and laboring dai
ly on the fifth and concluding volum,
of his Life Of Washington.
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