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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-06

GEO. M, ZlNK q CO.,
JABTNET MAKE ERS g. UNDERTAKERS

Corner Of Main end West sisi Cd story Of
Jacob Miller's Building,
"A WOULD respectfully inform the clti-
" zens O lillsboro oandsurrouudinrcou
lEl ltry, that they have removed their shop
to the above location, ON West Main street,
where they are prepared TO execute I'm aneat
and durable style, ollkinds Of work i'm their
line. They hope 10 oroceivea liberal share of
feeling confident that from their
facilitiesiu the business, they will bo obleto
renderontire sotisfoc'ion TO all.
n Promptuitention given 10 all orders for
Il. Collins. Having purchased a new Hearse,
III we willatteud ull lfuneralstotho comUto-
~ ries, when desired.
GEO. M. ZIEK g. co.
Hilsboro March no., 1885, morlltf
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If there are any mud puddles about
your house or barn, drain them or fll
them up with dirt. They are great an
noyanee, Of which you can easily rid
HonnelE
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GREAT DISCOVERY or THu AGE.
IMPORTANT TO
TOBACCO CHEWERS
DR.. GUSTAV LINNARD's
TASTE Restorative Troches,
Tile Great Substitute far Tobacco.


Itis well known and incontrovsrtlbIe fact
that the use OF Tobacco is the promoting cause
of many of the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
20 which the race OF man is subject, as careful
analysis and long aud painful experience have
clearly proven that % contains certain narcotic
and poisonous properties mo8t dangerous in
their effects, which by entering into lhe blood
demuge the functions aud operations Of The
Heart, causing mauyto suppose that organ TO
be seriously diseoaed
TOBACCO effects also the entire nervous
system, manlestiug ilseii-as all who have
ever used the nozlous weed will bear testimony
-iu Lassituds, Nervous luiiabiity, Water
Brasil, Dyspepsia, aud many other disorders Of
a similar character
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHE6
Are designed 90 oounieuct these bauslu In-
huences, aud havs proved completely guocess-
fuli multitude Of cases, aud wherever ussd.
Being harmless in thomaelvos ihoy exert a benz
efciM effect upon the eutie system, reaiorine
the taste which has become vliated or destroY-
ed hy great indulgence, completely renewing
tha Irritation and accompanying ding SEN
sad0n OF the Throat-whioh ore always COM
sequent upon abslainiug from tho use Of Toe
bacoo. and By giving a healthy t0no 90 ihe
Stomach, lnvigorute the whole system.
Persons who aro irmHionbly undermining
iheir constitutions end shortening their lives.
should uso thoso Tr0chas Immediately and
throw oG iho Injurious and uupeasant hab.l %
Iobaeco Chewing.
These Troches OF Loz8nges are put up iu q
Convenient and portable form % tho Tow price
of f0 Cents per boz. a liberal discount 10 tho
Vufo.
Prepared solely By The undersigned 10 whom
aH orders should De- addressed.
JAMES II BOWERS. DmggiatF
mar25yl Cor 2l und Race streets, Phila.
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LARGE versus SMALL THREs.--Some
ok years since, when planting out new
orchard. a friend of mine gave me some
very large-lizod Seedling Cherry Trees.
These Z tranaplauted With great care; ail
lived and groW wen. AT tho same time,
j Iplanted out as many on more Of Cher
~ Trees, only one years growth from
tie bud. Il have iuat booo examining
chem, and a majority of What were small
trees, one year budded when sat out,
are nov ihe largest and have produced
nearly double the quantity of luIt chat
has been obtained from iho large seed
iings- [R R Elliott, Cleveland
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Hllaboro, Aug. 4 h, Ig57. - = 66ri3f II,I'
M0IICe Do III N0nGnrnal !

"A IL PERSONS INDEBTED 10 Dr.. r.
"a M METz, late Of Danvillo, Highland co.,
ohloi are hereby notified that their Notes aud
Accounts have been placed ln the hands Of w.
w Menoham, ESQ. of DanviIlo, who is duly
authorized 60 collect the same.
jul5tf r M. METZ
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Notice

? ilE copartuership Of Tnmble & Rockhold
H. has been dissolved this day by mutual
consent. The business Of the late firm will
be closed by N. kockhoid, who viii continue
the trade at Trimble's old stand. and iS nom
Offering aterlnducemeutst oCashand promni
buyers!
Selling OF Large Stock, Staple, Domestic
and Fancy Dress Goods,
at Comfg
20 make room ior New Stock!
Produce taken Ia exchange for Goods, Sc
Hillaboro, Aug, 2 b, 1857. auriSf
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The ourranb gOose-berry and ounce
can be successfully raised from the slip
even when the season is advanced to the
leafng out Of these plants. The apple
tree has often been known to grow from
tho slip.
The eortaiHty Of the growth from
slips may be increased by sticking the
down end ia sound potato. This main
tains the moisture at the ground end
agreat necessity TO the growth Of the
slip.
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Prepared by DR.. j. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Prlcr rs Crs. PER Box. FIVE DoZB ron IL
SOLD BY

James Brown, HiHsboroi swearingen and
Wright, New Lexington; i. n. Johnson,
New Petersburgi j. b. g. S Roberts, Belfast
j. NJ. Keen, Leesburgi Norton g. Mead
Greenfield; aud all dealer in Medicine ever.
where. Wholesale by Y Aver g. Co., Gin
ian7taugl3
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SEED POTArOEs.-POtat0es selected
for seed should be kept in a cool place
where they win not grow
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ans WHEAr 0RoP- We bear from all
parts Of the country iho most gradfy-
ing reports ol the Wheat Crop From
present appearances We may expect one
Of iho mo' fruitful years We have
eytF hal- 10 Farmer Nay 90.
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no MEDIOHL 8TUDEWTs.

a Ticket emitting iho holder DO a Full
Couiso OF Lectures in fhe Ciucinuau Eclectic
College Of Medicine. will D. sold al eouaider-
able discount FOR CASH, if applied ior soon
Address tho editor Of this pupog nov2GlL
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MONDAY JANUARY 2. 1855 '
~
Little Miami g Columbus & Xonia R.R
EXCLUSIVELY Am EASTERN ROUTE
THROUGH TICKETS
VIA.
WHEELING,
sTEUBENVILLE,
PlTTSBURG,
CLEVELAND,
DUNKtRK,
BUFFALO, and
NIAGARA FALLS,
TO ALL THE EASTERN CITIES.
n a. NJ. Lightning Express, through 90
I'd Commbus,ond Cleveland without change Of
carsi $40 a, N Express through 20 Bellair,
without change Of cars.
THREE DAILY TRAINS.
FIRSTTRA TN--Cloveland putsburr. .steu-
benvile and Wheeling lightning Express
leaves Cincinnati ut 6 O'Clock A. NJ. for all
the Eastern cities. Also, Springfield Thi,
train stops between Cincinnati and Columbus
az Lovolund. Morrow, Xonio and London onlv
SECOND IRA IN.--Expross Mail leaves
Cincinnati at $40 o'clock A NJ, for Dun.
kirk, Buffalo, Now York, Boston, &c. &c.
Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Wash.
inuton City. This train stops at all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus.
THIRD TRAIN--ColumbuB Aooommoda.
tion leaves Cmomnatiai 4.2o O'Clock p. NJ
arrives I'm Columbus 40 9;45 p. NJ, nnd con.
nects with trains for StoubenviIIe, Wheeling
Washington City, Baltimore. Philadelphia N
York &C., 60. Also Springfield. This trait
stops ntal pointsbetween Cincinnati Spring
field and Columbus.
Trains run by Columbuolime-7 minute
fasterthan Cincinnati
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And an Information, az Cincinnati. please ap
ply az Union Office, No. 2 Buruet House, o
at the Union Office, on South east corner o
Broadway and Front streets, opposire Oh
Spencer House, or at ihe Eastern Depot.
]. DURAND, Superintendent.
b. +. FULLER, General Agent.
GFTHE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passenger
atall the principal Hotels for each aud ever
/ train. b leaving directions at either Of th
above Offices, viii call for passengers in al
purts Of the city without fail.
ian7 RUGGLES, Conductor.
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AYERS Cathartic pills.

rr,un ispeos of Chemistry and Medicine have been
i taxed their utmost to produce hs best most perfect
purgative which is known TO man. Inuumcrabo proofs
are shown that these Pills have virtues which surpas n
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win un-
nrscedsntedv upon the esteem Of an men, They are SAFE
and pleasant 10 take but powerful TO cure Their pene
tiinc rroperte stimulate the vital uctivtes0i the body
remove the distractions Of is organs purify the blo9d
and exps disease They purge out humors when
breed and grow distemper stimulate sluggish disor-
deed organs into their natural action, and mpari healthy
tome with strength 20 the whoo system Not only do
they cure the everyday complaints Of every body but
also formidable aud dangerous diseases that have baed
the best of human skill While they produce powerful
effects they are the time, I'm diminished dosea the
safest and best physc that be employed or children
Being augarcoued they pleasant to toSei and being
purely vegetable are FREQ from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which surpass belief were they not sub
gautaed By men Of such exalted position and character
as to forbid the suspicion Of untruth Many eminent
cargymcn and hyscans have lent their names to certify
10 the public the reliability of'my remedies while othera
have sent me the assurance Of their conviction that my
preparatons contribute immensely 70 the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering iellow-men
The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their use and
certificates Of their cures, of the following complaints
C,stiyeness Bilious Complaints rheumatism, Dropsy,
Us,rurp Headache arising from foul stomach, Nau.
sea Indigestion Morbid Inacon Of tho Bowels and Pain
arising thereirom, Flatuency Loss OF Appeue i oceI
oug and Cuaneou8 Diseases which require an eVacuant
medicine strofula or Kings Evil They also, by purify
ing Inc blood and stimulating the system, cure many
Complaints which &c would not be supposed they could
rsac such ns Deafness Partial blindness Neuralgia and
Nervous Irnbiity Derangcments Of the Liver and Md
news Gout and other kindred complaints arising nom
low state Of the body obstruction OF its iuncons'
Do not he put Oh by unprincpled dealers with some
other pin they make more profit on. Ask for AYERa
PrLs and take nothing else. No other they can give
YOU compares with this in its intrinsic value or curative
powers The sick want the best aid there Is for them
and they should have g.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER,
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CINCINNATI.


~e ia Ur 90 w ~ Trs
MRS. j.. "A. HENDERSON
VvJOULD respectfully inform hey customers
wv and ihe public generally iiat che viii
rerovs 10 her new aud elegant Store, No. %,
Fonrth st., 2d door west of Vine stp and direct
iv opposite the Post Office, on tbo 10Th Of
March; ON which day she VIII open Che larg-
eel aud best assortment Of FRENcH BoNNEre,
Bonnet Ribbons, Artificial Flowers, and other
MuttrEnY TnimmNou, ever brought 20 Cin-
cinuot. With her increasing laciliieIs Tor do
ing q much larger business than sho has
heretofore done, her Store nnd SHOW Rooms
being no largest West Of New York, sho will
be enabled 10 ohor UNEouALLED lNDUCEmENTs
20 customers Go her line, at Wholesale and Re-
tail. Persons visiting Cincinnati are particu-
larly Invited 10 call ht No. 90, Fourth street,
opposite tho Post Office.
febl8yl ia. HENDERSON.
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hot Guns at Cost.

NOT GUua ab GO8Gs
A FINE assortment Of SHOT GUNS, En-
n glsh Double Twist, and American man.
ufacture, which I Hm selling
POSITIVELY AT COST,
To close out The stock Also--Powder and
Shot, j. II. MULLENIX.
dec3
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Splendid OGors Tor 1856, '57 and I5S

N. B. The price in Great Britain Of the five
Periodicals above named Is S3l per annum.
As we shall never again be likely 20 offer
such Inducements ms those here presented,
NOW rs THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE!
lI-Remitauees must in al cases be made
direct 10 the Publishers, for at these prices no
commission can De allowed to agents.
Address, LEONARD SCOTT g. CO.,
dec3l 81 Gold street, New orll
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AND CARPET-BAGS
WATERPROOF CORK-SOLES,
&r &c &c &c

A LSO, fine stock Of Ladies' and Chill
n dren's SHOES, Of every variety.
I invite the public generally 70 give me a
call, as am selling az almost cost for CASH.
J'Call and examine for yourselves.
Que door west Of KibIer's Corner, opposite
the Eilicotl House.
dac9fc n II Johnson.
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c,,yr,rs, do not DESPAIR can you have tried AYERo
CarHaT prcr0Hit I s made 10y one OF e best medical
emsta in the world and Boo cures an around ua bespeaE
tho high merits Of ils virtues - lhudaoWld Le'gef'
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Little Miami g Columbus & Acnia R.R
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE
THROUGH TICKETS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

.-Ss- Sir William Walker, Che FIllibuster)
we see, has arrived at Washington, but
whether to "call out" the President of the
United States, for recently "proclaiming"
him, or not, does not appear. The General,
however, is expected in this city in the course
Of day or tvo, to speak for himself.
II is expected that the errand o: this model
manifest destiny man in New York has some
thing 10 do with another attempt to enlist n
few hundred "young and able bodied" men,
to "develop the agricultural resources Of Nj
caragua;" but it is difficult TO believe that
there is any foundation for the suspicion.-
Not thai Walker is no, just MS much of n
fllibuster NJ ever, but that We do not believe
he can drum up fools enough in New York
to storm BARRIERS shop, much less to sub
due Nicaragua. His former expeditions were
productive Of an immense quantity of dupes,
who still survive in this ncighborhood, and
whose recolections Of sweet Williams bad
treatment, we fancy, are sufficiently fresh aud
vivid TO operate as potent counteractive to
any scheme Of his for "tying II on" again.
Burnt children have proverbial prejudice
against fire, and, we repeat it--if the General
is coming to New York, in the expectation
that the dav OF dupes is not yet gone by
and not being gone by--that it is still posi-.
BILE for him to drum up recruits here-he
might as well stay where he is. His journey
"due north" will not pay expenses. In New
York, even among "thc people that don't
sleep in houses" he is looked upon as "iame
uck."-Nep York ErpreSs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19
,,orp WATER TO CURE ScALps.-I placed

CoLp WATsR TO CURE ScALDs.-l placed
a large tub full of cold water, with plenty OF
ice in il, by the side VI "A ,nrge L-'ila fnli nf
~ntp,, " hivh ,,as boiling very fast. ] then
rolled up my sleeves above my elbows, mud
thrust il into the kettle Of boiling water up
to my elbow, then Immediately back into the
tub of ice water, letting it remain few sec
onds, then into the boiling water again, re.
peatng this process ten times in minute,
without injury or Inconvenience, not even
making my arm look red. From this expe-
fmcnt suggested the propriety OF using
cola water baths immediately after being
scaded. have praciced the above for ten
wears with ertire success. Cold water IL
always handler than hot water. The sooner
cold water is applied after scalding, tie surer
will be the cure.-Ohio Cuhirdtor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

A WILD MAS-Not long since place
was discovered few miles south OF this
where some person had taken up his camp
under a huge log in the midst Of an intense
thieket--a middiing Of bacon and other nee
essaries being provided. The unsociOble
and unneighborly habits Of the settler, eren-
ted quite prejudice against him IN the
ueighborhood, after several unsuccessful ef-
forts TO capture him he was found al hore on
Sunday last, and escorted TO town, where he
was furnished more commodious lodgings
in our county jail. He wore a crown OF
ihorns and hickory bark, and his raiment
was. perhaps, the most unconth imaginable.
He il supposed 10 be insane, and has evil
IDENTIFY for long time secluded himself from
the society Of man. lie writes good hand,
reads ilucntly, and gives other evidence. OF
having seen better days. lie says New York
is his Iative State, but gives no satisfactory
account of himself. Our citizens gave him
food and raimpni, and having made good his
escape, he has again reiired IN p-irdie life
Hur,SriUs MOI Citizen.
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tH- The word "bogus" owns singular
origin. In 1884 gang of counterfeiters, on
n yery extensive scale, was broken up in one
of our Western cities. The parties manu-
factured United States coin, and the leading
spirit was named Bogus. When arrested
he turned States evidence, aud through his
instrumentality all the rest Of the counterfeit
era were convicted. False coin has ever since
been termed "bogus," and the word has
gradually been adopted as one signife"n, OF
everything false or simulauve.-N y. Sun.
ddy Times.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

LrGAL Mississippi was the
first State in the Union, we believe, to at
tempt to interfere with the business interests
Of printers, by establishing n rate beyond
which they should no: charge, for the inser-
ton of any legal advertisement inserted in
their papers. We notice in our Jackson, Mis-
sissippi exchanges, that Mr.. Ware, Of Rankin
county-the free State, as il used to be called
has introduced "a bill to repeal the law
regulating the fees of printers for publishing
leg, notices." That is II sensible move on
the part of Mr.. Ware, and we hope to see the
legislature Of our sister State have the good
sense to pass his bill. 1t was from the legis-
ature of Mississippi that the wiseacres Of
this State, few yesrs since, undertook, by
law, to regulate the price which the owners
Of presses and types should charge for their
labor The miserable, short-sighted folly
thus nnugura,ed in Mississippi, and subsc-
que,ty adopted in Tennessee, still remains
unrepenled upon our statue book. To the
honor of Mississippi, we record this honest
effort to blot this disreputable law from her
code, and to place rin,ers upon a fair and
equal footing with other trades and profess
sions. We hope, at least in this, to see Ten
nessee follow her example Having followed
that State in n wrong movement, we hope
our next Legislature will not be slow to fol.
low them in promp, and energetic retreat
from ;hst wrong.--Ndsh. Daily Ners.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAp.--The New
Orleans Delta says that the contributions Of
Texas TO this road are on the most bountiful
scale, and that they are ready, and will be
promptly made. The English are preparing
TO construct a railroad from Lake Superior
to Frazer's river, and their enterprise is
awakening the attention of our own people,
and should warn our government of the ne
necessity of action, to prevent being forestaI-
led by rival power for commercial control
on this continent. The Delta predicts that
this railroad will swell the population Of
Texas beyond all previous precedent, and
will hasten the division OF that Common
wealth into three, perhaps five, States. A
ge1ssal tneetshg Of the stockholders Of the
SouthefnPac Railroad Company. will be
helda Louisville, ksatucky,on Thursday, the
1tStr tr.sk.
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THIS RsvsNus Q QuEsrlos.-"Independent,"

THE REvENUE Observation-Disclosures
the talented Ws.Li-s.-- --"'."r~"'fV"' "r
the Philadelphia North American, says:
Mr.. Cobb is preparing tables to prove, il
there were sufficient imports, the present
tariff would yield sufficient revenue to carry
on the government. Upon tho same beauii.
ful theory he might prove If the sky should
fall larks might be caught. The conception
is worthy of the Treasury Department, and
Mr.. Cobb would confer great benefit on his
chief IL he would only put the imports up TO
the mark. Let him tell us, if he can, why
they are dosn when the banks are overflow.
ing with unemployed capital. Last year he
predicted 10 everybody that the revulsion
was mere panic, and he believed In prophet
Stewards vaticination, that it would disappear
as suddenly ne il occurred. He assured the
Respondent that the spring business would
restore every thing, and when 1t failed, then
he FELL back upon the fall, and now when that
has collapsed, he isquiie sanguine about next
spring. II would BE- just as well for Mr.,
Cobb to om, the treasury report this year en-.
tirrly, or TO give the country results without
illustrations, which hardly pay the printer
II he will defer his arguments until next year,
the opposition will agree TO relieve the gov
ernment Of all the expense Of publication
We don't want any better evidence to satisfy
our people why they shall take French leave
of the Democracy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

"WHEs THE - PARTY FALLS, THEN THIS
UNIos FALLs."-Such is the caption Of mn ar
ticle which met our notice day or two ago,
in a violent party paper, south of US. We
alIude to il for the purpose of saying that the
author Of the sentiment, no matter who he is,
or where he halls from, knows but little Of
the deep seated love of Union, which regns
in the hearts of the American people Of all
parties, II he supposes that the breaking up
Of any party--as such-coud sound the
death of kneu of this Union. IL is n gross
and outrageous libel upon the people TO sup.
pose that they are 40 welded to any party,
as that the breaking up Of that party should
operate in ,he'division Of the Union. There
is no party so pure, so elevated, so devoted
to the Union, that its instant and utter ex-
,nction would 40 phrenzy and madden the
people, that they could find no solace for
their wounded pride and love Of party, that
they would not stop short Of a dissolution Of
our glorious American Union. 1t is n slander
which no man Of character ought for one mo.
ment to harbor the thought Of uttering.-
Nashville Daily Nstrs.