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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-01-28

Planes, Plane Irons, sc.
TUST received from the "OhiO Tool Compa'
y ny" a large assortment Of their best Planes
which will sell at their List Prices;
Double and Single Smooth Planesi
" Extra;
Double and Single Jack Planes;
90 4" EXtraj
Double and Single Fore Planesj
" EXtrai
Double and Single Jointers;
Raising Planes, assorted sizesi
Match FloOringand Ceiling Planesi
Rosewood aud Boxwood Panel Planes, (H'dl'sj,
Holows and ROundsj
Self-Regulating Sash Planes;
Rabbit Planes, Cut and Thrust (BoX)
Bead Planes, Fliistersj
Sitting and Marking Guuges;
Saw, File, Chlsel, Brad awland Hammer Hand
less
For sale by j, X. MARLAY.
my2l
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UsURY IN THE RURAL DIsTRIcTs.-
Rural Money-lender-"You want emo
hundred dollars. Here's the money
I charge five per cent. a month, and as
you want it for year, that leaves just
forty dollars coming to you"
Innocent Borrower-"Then, ifI want
ed itfor two years, there'd be something
coming to you, eh ?"
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GEO. M. link,
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UNDER II a IRv
East End of Main Street, nearly opposite the
Female Seminary.
a WOULD respectfully inform the clti-
" zens Of HilsborO Oandsurroundingco coun-
M try, that he has removed his shop to
the above location, on East Main street
where he is prepared to execute, in neat
and durable style, all kinds of work in his
line. II He hopes to receive liberal share Oi
the patronage, feeling confdenttha from his
facilities in the business, he will be able ia
renderentire satisfaction to all.
a Promptattention given to all orders fOl
Collins Having purchased a neat Hearse
EV he will attend all funerals to the cemete.
y rles, when desired.
nov2Gtf GEO. NJ. ZINK.
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Bogton Cheap storaI

8OosS4A q = h@G04 q
THE subscriber has just opened an entire
new and well selected Stock of Goods in
Boston, Highland CO., Ohio. He proposes 10
sell as low as the same quality of goods can
be boughtin any marketiu the West, Hills
boTo not excepted.
His stock cOnsistsin part of good assOrt-
ment Of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
such as Berages, BRACES DeLaines, DeBazes.
Chombrays, French and Domestic Ginghams,
Jackonets, Cambrios, Swisses, &c. &c
Also, great variety Of Prints, Wells, Col
lars, ,Handkerchiels, and Capes, Shawls, Hosie-
ry, Gloves and Mitts In variety. A good as
Bortment of Summer wear for Men and Bows,
Cassimeres, Cashmerets, ,Satinetsand Cassinets
Also, a good Stock OF
Ready OEEGGe Clothing
for Men and Boys.
Ladies', Misses Childrens' and Bows Boots
and Shoes.
Umbrellas and Parasols;
Hardware Of good qualityi
Queensware and Glassware assorted,
A greatvarlety Of Wooden Ware, Tin Ware
Stone and Red Ware.
Also-A large stock of GROCERIES,
wholesale and retail, and good assortment OF
MEDICINES,
such as Linlments, Oils, Pills, BuIsams, Es-
sences, Vermiiuges Hair OILS ,Perlumerles, &c.
Millinery Department
LIE Lady has also large Stock of BON
NETS of latest styles, and all kinds Of Bon
net trimmings, and is a. all times prepared to
trlm bonnets on do any kind Of millinery work
an the best style and ON shortest notice
uMost kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUC
taken in exchange for goods
uTWOOL WANTED-forw which the high.
est stmarket prices will be paid
iul9mb JACOB TURNIPSDEE.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-28

in reply to my colleague. My time will not admit
am admonshed that it has already expired; but I
here in my place to the indigestion felt on seeing
the senior member from Ohio offering his eongrau.
ations to my colleague Al the close Of his speech
Once before, during my legislative experience here,
it has been my lot to witness similar exhibition
Once before have seen the enemies of the South
congratulate southern man on account Of speech
he had made upor \ question in which the rights of
the South were involved.
Mr. GIDDKGs. VIII the gentleman allow me to
interrupt himf Did I understand the gentleman to
say that went to Mr.. Gimer and congratulated
himf May correct him in that statement
Mr.. SHAW, Of North Carolina. | am aware that
the gentleman from Ohio congratulated him upon
his speech saw the gentleman approach my col
league as he approached another gentleman upon =
former occasion, who made speech In reference to
southern rights, saw the gentleman approach him
with both hands extended, and / imagined that he
was pronouncing benediction upon my colleague,
which would be whitening curse upon him to his
grave. sszsss
Mr.. GDDMGA Docs the gentleman intend to rep
resent me IS congratulating Mr.. Gilmert Does he
understand that went towards Mr.. Gilmer to con-
gratnlate himf w ~ 49,, E
Mr.. SHAW. of North-c Carolina. 4 say that The gem
tieman did 60 towards him, shake him BY the hand,
and, suppose. congratulate him. s. 5sss
a Nr. GIDDNos Let me say that the gentlem4p 10
entirely mistaken 80
Mr. SHAw,.of North.u arolipa. W by, &c I saw It,
with my own eyea, aud there were gentlemen npon
this side Whose attention was called p IL.
& Mrs G,pDIx0a 81 viii correct The gentleman LIT
~. Sa4x II Nessh. Cstolipa bes shes xsstls
men not 10 lnfufytpt me- sy 81
III. dDsrnas rish % 5eossset a. eists
rsiss ~ a l1visft a
ehkws g sNosthse oaina ~ sas sntle.
- I'm Ohio. thsa q =: did 1ots aef
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by secured for the benefit of North Carolina and all
the other States alike My colleague voted against
this just and necessary measure of security and
while he told US that the President is unworthy of
confidence, he nevertheless proposed not only to
depart from the constitutional mode of admitting
Kansas by act of Congress. but to confer upon the
President the power to bring the Confederacy
by his own mere tpse dirit SO soon as she should
offer to him a constitution regardless Of its provi.
sions. Now, sir, suppose that the people of Kan.
sas Qhe bill for which my colleague voted having
stupendous power) should reject the Lecompton
constitution, and my colleague takes the ground that
they would for he voted against the Senate bill be-
cause he says it is not the will of her people, and
then proceed to frame another constitution, in which
they solenny declare that the entire public domain
within her borders belongs of right to the sovereign
State of Kansas, and can be used for her benefit
aone-hat constitution being presented to the Pres
dent, he will be compelled in obedience to the Crit
my colleague, IS lawyer, undertake to prosecute
the claim Of North Carolina her just and equal
share of those public landsP Sir, how would he
bring bis action, and in what court, pray2 S.
Another objection to the admission Of Kansas
under tho Lec0mptOn constitution, mark you) is the
insuficiency of her population. To this objection
shall devote but few words. Admitting very fully
the general principle that State ought to have the
number Of population fixed by the law Tor the time
being - the representative RATIO am not prepared
to deny that under peculiar circumstances, acting
nader sound discretion, Congress may depart from
the rule In the present case, however, II appears
/ to bs admitted on I'll sides 80 far Is know thu,
Kansas has thsfeqnisite population. General Pierce
seems ~ have been Of that opinion q FAR back aste
j iast Oongre3s Mr. Buchanan 10 evidently Of tlla
$500 Pnd &c = not contsoysrtea sithsf ia ~ e
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AND JtNSIANILN n I Il ENNF\.
The charter OF thIs COMPANY offer, u.-.
yorabIe advantages 70 the farmer ALL. a..
than any other company chartered 90 'rs y.
by insuring with Or without a premium M.
1.-THE applicant prefer, he can pay the iu ana,
OF the premium in cash, or by eilec'irys
insurance for two years, the insured ,l,s
eighth OF the amount he would o'lera... T..
10 pay: or by becoming member. aat ....,
s.1all premium note. the insured save. 49,
cne half OF the amount charged uy >'.g. C. ..
MES. when lnsurIug from year 20 ,..r
the advantage resulting from 'a,. con
THE CASH AND MUTT ~ PAIN.
TINS company commence I,,.".
against loss or damage by hTr, OF %.
March, 1884, since which TINE over a- .
sand seven hundred persons have .a,ur-...
come members OF the Company, art over. \
thousand dollars have been paid i1r .g...
Having trebled our business during o..
year, we feel grateful Tor the liberia pa..r,
bestowed upon the Company thus far, an.
fiattering prospects OF future useiu'ass,
Directors hope and believe thai By PHI.
caution and a rigid system of ~conour
will establish for this Company ~. !.
for cheapness end safety, not surpa.,-. BIZ
Company in the L. States.
All differences IN se'tlemeuto ' ..,, .
determined by three disln'"re.'tt arnrgr
the County where such loss Aapyra, 20
tually chosen by the insured aEt Tue Con-.
4 4 A
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"LUMP OF GOLD LOST"

"LUMP OF GOLD LOST"
The following is from Three Years in Cal
;s,-,;s - by the Rcv. Walter Cotton, most
interesting work, giving graphic description
of California society, previous to the great
rush there; also, Of the first operations IN the
mines.
81 had come to the mines withou. pick,
.bu, this morning fell IN with trader who
had one for sale; his price was ten dollars IN
specie or eighteen in gold dust. gave h'm
the specie; the pick weighed about four
uoupds, was of rude manufacture, and With
out a handle; but this sppendags was readily
i suppliea from the limb Of an ash. Thus &C
CENTRED. / strobe down the ravine, not doubt
ing bat that should, before night, st1ke
uSon come deposit which would NIL my
pockets. '' " j..
Passing groups who were engaged in dig
p;nv into this bank and thar, fell in with a
sailor. whom | recognized as one OF the men
I'd who had been hoporably discharged from the
Savannah.
lie was looking about as if in quest OF
something he bad lost.
"What is the matter. Jones! L enqnireu
He sprang to his feet, gave me bis rough
hond, and pointed to Q cliff which overhung
the glen. .:--.t...
There, on that srag," said be, 81 have been
at work ever since the peep OF day, and got
out several bits Of gold and one good sized
lump; put them in my tin cup, when, org
gine away ugain, my pick glanced. struck the
cur: and Knocked it, gold and all, halt way
y across this rayine. | might as well hunt a
clam in the. Pacific as that gold, though II
was Jewel of o piece-tbe largest have
ever SEEM" %
.. So Isat down my pick, assembled the cih
ascertained as near as possible, the dlrectou
in which the cup few, and commenced the
search. Every bunch Of leaves, every hole
and gulley, were examined, and the cup re-
10 covered, but the gold was not in it.
Fatigued, threw myself into tho shade o.
q scrub oak, and went to sleep; but the gold
of DOOR Jones glanced through my dreams =
saw, 10 that fantastic realm, small birct
tree, a bubbling spring at its root, aud 10 lts
fount piece of gold. seemed to know al
the time, it was only drearn; still the PIC
ture remained in my mind SO clear, SO dis
tinct. that on awakening, identified at a
glance the birch, and springing to It's root
found the little fount, and with hoe fetched
up the pieoe Of gold!--the same that mac
been lost, for none other could answer SO eA
sctly to the description that had been given
It weighed about three ounces, but did moi
seem larger than the sparkling eye Of the
sailor, as placed it in bis baud.
They may laugh who will at Dreams but
now and then some Sibyl leaf floats through
them. tried to dream again where gold
might be found; saw plenty OF birch tree:
and fountains, but never discovered an ingo
in either"
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LOTTERY AnvEBTl>EME KNIT
SHAN d. cos LITTERIES
TRIUmPHAN mt!
SWAN l. GO. CONTlhTE TO Draw AS
USUAL WITHOUT lNTERRl PTlON

CWAN 4 CO.'S Lotenes ara legal. and au.
- th"rized by 'ne STAT. Of I~o'eia LIE
la,e attempt TO more our 6rT has no" bat
our Lc ,eries ar. drs an ta'rly Ihdi our PIIzes
re ps ID pnp"t lally- and 'h"t our .'h"'n"s are
pro. . liberal nan Any Other Lo' "rv III 'h~
wol
Tur following Schema - IL he drawn by
SWAN x CO, Nan~s~rs T. .ae NPL a7A , CAP
EMF Lc-..gET. ea'n Of ~ T h'rs Nunh"r
Lc erles Of ) Igust is; :, r A.'G rs7 I. ''so' ~"
in pub &c, under Il suIr, ;nteoht ntr "t Conun>-
siohers.
Class 81, Giaws h4 SATURDAY. August laJn-
Class 2S, T. Avs On Saturday Ane Is; IA, $50
Class %, draws Oh Saturda =, Ans l'' II is,s
Glass 80, draws On SATURDAY Ang ns' -, l'3o.
q. OK rBx pI,s OF SINsLE NuSBEhs
5n,Uo1 TIL KITS.
5,4S5 Pr-es,-Nsartyor Pre-, 10 tr"7-p l'rt'f'
rfaCN' @JCE Ut st 'HENil
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THE DEATH CLOCK.

We have recently been informed, (says the
Cincinnati Gasette) Of truly wonderful
clock which is said to belong to family re-
siding in Newport, Ky. We relate the par
ticulars of this clock as they we're related to
MS, leaving our readers to draw their own
conclusions as to the mystery. Our infor-
mant is one that can be relied on. The clock
is Of simple construction and belongs to the
family Of Mr.. L-y, but all the efforts
Of the closk-makers have not been able to
make it keep time, consequently it has been
permitted to rest in silence. A few hours
before the death of Mr.. L-y's sister,
which took place some time ago, the clock
suddenly struck one after silence Of several
months. 1t then continued silent until an
other of the family was Frustrated with a
fatal malady when it again struck one, and
the following day the child was buried. A
year elapsed, when second child sickened
and died, and the clock was particular to bis
death.
A third child, little boy fifteen months
old, was afflicted with scrofula, which baff1ed
the skill of the physician, and on the third
day of this month its remains we're deposited
In the grave. The clock gave the usual warn.
ing, and struck one. 1t never failed soond-
ing a death knell when any OF the family In
whose possession it now is. we're about to die.
"There are stranger things in heave en- and
earth, Iloratio, than are dreamed OF in our phi
losopby."
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, :,

IRON, HORSE SHOES.
ELIPTIC SPRINGS Sc. a.
c. NJ. CAsTBEMaN, No. G3, hIBgrr
CORNER OF MARKET hlLti.
Wholesale and Retda D,Gisr ~
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
REFINED BAR AND SHEET ],
Cast, Shear, and Spring SID
Elliptic Springs, Carriage and Car!
Blacksmith's Bellows, Anvis Vice. s.
A general assortment of the above nam
ticles will be kept constantly on hand, 'o...
with other articles 10 tedious 10 me'or
~ Merchants and consumers are r.,'-
ly invited 10 call and eIsmlre ny ,'or ,
purchasing. Orders will be promptly
10. .r
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TEAS. LIauons AND TOBACCO.

II IDGELY. HAMPTON u co. WHOLESALE
Il DEALERS IN TOBACCO. II, kISG STREET,
have ~ store d large stock OF the following
brands Of TOBACCO:
"Cmmp'ou's' premium b Jumps, in Tin foil
~ ;. Halrs Extra fue cured, IN fancy boxes
"Game Cock Twist. IN IN Toll
H.
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I INVITE CITIZENS and strange
a. my marufactory, No. iiI, ha-
between Washington and -. AsdI, ..,-.
examine my large aud handsome a..'..''
SADDLERY GOODS. as do MOI U."
surpassed IN my line OF bushes. b' a..
city. have OF hand and am daily 1s
turing az fine and superior an a.,of'Hr
can be found in any OF the Nor'hrii .
My stock comprises as great "anr'i -
be found in any other house, consis'l's o. o.
NESS, Of all kinds, from the me qLi.
down to the dray, cart. and pho" h'.'.
TRUNKS, Of every kird, tine >OLh -, -.
Err, Steel Spring Iron frame Ladies IL.
AND BONNET Bones, and al, "'.'. ,
down TO the common packing lia'..
DIES, BRIDES. MARIiN"ALr>. ~.
&c, as hne as the finest; but",o a..
ROBES, DRIVING GLOVES, hIh,h
Frs, CARPET BAGS, NALILE>. a. o.
all kinds. Call aud see lor youI.ei't'
Thankful Tor the very iIUera. fs.f''.-.
toioIe extended, solicit a continual
same, and pledge myself 10 spare 10 ...
give satisfaction. All GOODS "aHa,. -, ~
as represented. WIN. r fApo"'
oct3l-tf
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money to our address TOR the
Tickets ordered, on receipt OF which they Will
be forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any
figure they may designate.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
semitic purchasers Immediately after he drawing
~ Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post Office, County,
and State.
IL Remember tbatevery prize IS drawn, and
PAYABLE in full without deduction.
r. All prizes of 81 900 and under, paid i'm
medatey afterthe drawing-other prizes at the
usual time ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
S. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
r. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala.
or Atlanta, Ga, can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing S. SWAN 4 CO., al
either of those cities.
II a list of the numbers that are drawn
from the wheel, with the amount OF the prize
that each one is entitled to- will be published
alter every drawing, in the following papers
Augusta, Georgia. Constituencies, New
Orleans Delta Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntelligen
Ger, New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah
Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New York Dis
patch, Paulding (Miss) Clarion and Little Rock
Dark True Democrat Jy 27-dtd
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JyylLLlAM d. MASSEY, MERCHANT TAI
~ LoR, Womb respectfully call the atten-
ton of the public, TO MS stock OF GOODS, SUIT
able for Genrlemcn's wear, consisting of Black,
Blue, Brswn, and Olive FRENCH CLOTHS,
Queercori and Tricot do; French English, and
Scotch CASSINERES. of every shade and style;
Velvet silk, Satin, Cashmere, and Embroidered
VEST PATTERNS, OF the latest style and best
material; also, READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND FURNISHING GOODS, such as Frock,
Dress, Business, Over, and Raglan COATS;
Plain and Fancy Cashmere PANTAL0ONS,
Velvet, Cashmere Cloth Satin, Silk and Varo-
ma VESTS; fine Dress Shirts and Collars; I'm
de shirts and Drawers; Silk and Linen Cambria
Handkerchieis: Gloves; Cravat': SusPenders,
and Half Hose with many other articles which
must be seen TO be appreciated. All articles of
dress made 10 order, and warranted 10 give sat
Isfaction. L anklul tor the patronage hereto
lore received, d continuance OF the same is soil
cited, with the assurance that no effort shall be
spared t. please. No. e2 south side OF King
street. OCT 81
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u EMOVAL.-A. S. ROBINSON, MER-
IL CHANT TAILOR. has removed to No.
81, SOUTH ROYAL SrREsq, a few doors below the
Office OF the Virginia Sentinel, where he has just
opened splendid assortment of GOODS in his
line, embracing everything necessary for the
full equipment OF gentlemen in the most elegant
and fash enable suits Also, SHIRTS, COLLARS,
GLOVES dosIkRY, NECK TIES &c.
Having bought ms Goods for cash and also
greatly reduced MS expenses. he is prepared 10
furnish MS CASH customers with all articles in
a- lue az the very lowest figures. All orders
will be promptly and 'althiully attended 10.
~ Don't forget the number--22 South Royal
street. ap 27-tt
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superintendent OF P. 5. B. Compal
Washington, iy 22- dim

CDOD REV ARD.-Broke out of the
ZUO 'exandria County Jail, on Sun,
day night las, the 18th inst, JAMES TRIM
NELL aid JAMES SMITH
Irar. mell is about five feet or 8 inches in
height, full face, dark eyes and hair, thick lips,
and good teeth, and about % or % years OF age,
Smith is slender built, about feet inches
high, brown hair, light eyes, oval face, and
prominent mouth, and shows his teeth when
talking-his age is about 81 years.
tits supposed that the prisoners received aid
from friends outside Of the Jail, who are now
using every effort to conceal them.
The above reward will be paid for the arpre,
pension of the prisoners, or one hundred dollars
Tor either Of them. LEVI HURILE,
jy 2I-tf Jaiior Alexandria County.
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C'PRING STYLES FOR ls5s-FIRST
- CALL ON SCHOOLHERR & BRO, los
KING STREET Panic Prices for this nar and most
desirable STOCK OF CLOTHING, which are
now opening by this well-known firm. They
taLa pleasure TO inform the public that they
made large purchases all through the panic in
American GOODS rs well as in imported
CLOTH and CASHMERE, 10 which they coll
particular attention. Their stock contains a
larger assortment; than usual, all made up IN
COSTUME =, lr, and bought unusually low. As
they have made prompt payment, aud some
cash al command, they nave had opportunities
offered OF which very iew IN thls country,
IN their branch OF business, can boast You
will do we'll 20 give them call, aud after salts
tying yourselves, 10 INFORM your neIghbors OF
the fact Their intention IS 10 satisfy and please
their customers No effort will be spared
through them Remember well
SCHOOLHERR Il BRO, l0s King-st,
Third door below the Marshall House.
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VIZ lNDOW SHADES-Just received per
w Express, anew assortment ol Painted and
Gold WINDOW SHADES, Lace and Muslin
Curtains, Buff Green, DIab, Blue, and White
plain Shades, Cornice Bands, Pins, &c, &c,
and will be offered at prices TO suit the times, at
J. P. CLARKE'S Window Furnishing Store,
No ,5s, King-street ap 2s