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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-04-18
rToRH AND HAsr.

~ ~SEG-41& - ~ - EaASA-a
At C1ieag1, eonne-tinE win Mlehigan Central Cars
leaving the sane asplt for Detrots NiaEara Pals
Rochester Albany. New York Boston and al Eastern
and Atlantic Cities. Only two changes Of from
Cairo 70 EiaFara AM threa frs Car 70 Albany and
four from Cairo . New YORK Tine from Caro- EeW
York. 49 hours Oonnects a. SzndoFai vita Ohis and
hi'sisspgt Railroad from 81. LsulH aRd Yiueannes at
Pa1a, with trains o. the Terra Halte. Alton and g.
Louis Rsir7ad 70 TndlaIacoiis L1uisvs End Cinctn-
Lati; a. Eocasur, vita msin lie kEDress FOR Gaena
sad Dunieith-the later c0nnestirg With tralns y
sprinEdel, Napes Rscs Isand Burlington and Quincy
AT tr-ins from Cairo connect at saudOvsi Eith the
Otio and Mississippi trains for Sc Louis AMI Cinein-
natl
ne Illinois Central Railroad Company have s1dsd %
thir Roinz 5tscE twenty superb ststero0m slespl1g
cars eaoh Of which viii comfortably berth atty pzssen-
gers.
Through Tickets,
EfhsT bg SeGnboaf Bis S. L0Es and fhenee by Rail
reaf o~fs Caro, and thencc BY Railroad % su POiafs
HOTfh
good for On7 year, snt allowing holders % stop Ct any
point and resume heir seats a. pleasure, and al infor-
nation rspac ing the be procured appica-
tion e The Company's one IS JeH rso1 street doors
east Of The Comm.rcial Hotel, Memphis.
WILLIAM NORM. Agent,
FJr Illinois Central ani Ohs enf Mississippi Railroads
AMI RAJ r1sd Lar of Steamsrs. marff-Iy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-04-18
Ch0aRNe of Firm.

FTNHONAS 5. TATE has this day sold bis Interest in
i the hrm Of MoatgomsEy * Tate to Tbss Jones. and
the business via b. continued 81 the old stand sdi-
son street uy A J Montgomery ard Thomas Jenes un-
der the 1rm and style Montgomery Jones' who as
sume all the nsbi les OF the old hrm, and VII hAv,
charge Of closing up It's basiness.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27
9ortrp
THE REIGN OF MAY.

bt bAnEB o. FERcvAL.
1 feel a newer lie in every gales
This winds that ian The dowers,
And wiihtheir welcome bfeathings an the sail
Tell Of seronor hours
or hours that glide unfelt away
Beneath The sky OF May. ..
The spirit Of the gento,South wind calls
From his blue throne Of air,
And where his whispering voice in music falls,
Beauty iR budding iherei
The bright ones Of The valley break
Their slumbers and awake.
The waving verdure rolls along the plain.
And the wide forest weoves
To welcome back its playful mates arain.
A canopy Of leaves;
And from its darkening shadow floats
A gush Of trembling notes.
Fuirer and brighter spreads tho reign Of May;
The tresscs OF the woods
With the light dalyng Of the Westwind play,
And the iull.brimming floods,
AZ gladly 70 their goal they run,
Hail the returning sun.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27
New Laws Of Divorce.


Punch is aiding Parliament in It's Ia.
bors on the new divorce law, by propos
ing the following amendments;
That no wife shall be entitled to re-
lief, if the husband can show her annu-
al milbner's bill exceeding the sum Of
$3.50.
That the word "cruolty" shall not be
held to mean smoking in the parlor and
library.
That no mother-in. laws evidence
shall be credited in favor Of her own off
spring.
That in any petition presented to this
court, the words che behaved like a
brute" shall be taken as words Of course
and as superduous
That any husband shall be debarrod
from relief by this court if he can be
proved to have ever hinted that he
threw himself away in marriage or to
have received porfumod correspondence
at his club.
That no husband shall be favored by
the court who has been proved to assign
cuisines" as a reason for his being out
until half-past three.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27
Ggr 9omr Cjrtlr.
Common sense Young Ladies.

IL young ladies only knew It, they
would be making themselves far more at
tractive in the eyes Of sensible persons
of the other sex, by showing that they
are not afraid Of performing little la
Dor, than by mawkish impression that
they are above work. Young men of
brains, while Of course despising that
slavery that would continually keep the
ladies at the washstaBd, or the sewing
table, without amusement and relaXa-
ton at all, love to sec a desire in young
ladies to make themselves useful and
in selecting a wife would vastly prefer
such one. It is oil a mistaken point,
that ladies need to be dressed in furs,
and silks and feathers, to win the ad-
miration of young men. We know of
half a dozen men who fell in love with
their wives when dressed in their plain
est clothing.
At late ball in Baltimore a gentle
man, (probably one of the Goldfish aris-
tocracy,) having danced with a young
lady whose attractions, both personal
and conversational seem to have made
an impression on his sensibilities, asked
to have the pleasure Of seeing her on
the following evening.
"Why, no, sir" replied the fair one,
'I shall be engaged tomorrow evening;
but I'll tell you when you can see me.
81 shall be most happy" exclaimed
the stricken swain.
"Well, on Saturday" resumed the
lady, "yoU can sec me at the foot Of
Marsh's market, selling cabbagew
The gentleman went, saw the useful
ness of the lady, was still more entranc.
ed with her. and they were married
shortly after.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27
0llit anu Nnmor
THE Two PROPOSITIONS.

To aetile the Kansas imbrogIio, one day,
The House aud the Senate Wero worried:
The one answered Yes nod the other said Nay,
And "Old Buck" was distressiugly durried
Billy English appears, aud uuiolds iu his hands
a plan, sieeped iu cunning and knaveryi
lie soys-"Give the Kansas folks millions Of
lands,
Ifthoy'll swolIow Leoomptou and Slavery"
Even so, on tho Kingdoms Of earth 10 Messiah
Were shown by Spirit Of Evil;
can these will give" said the boaslinr old
liar,
"Only hll down aud '5orsiiD the Dcva!"
CURBsroNE.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27

Tho London Mercantile Gazette Says
that for several years past there has been
a steady average iucroa.o in lho cost of
Cotton which rose from son a23000 In
1853 90 S13l ,000, 600 iu 1856 Ihe .al
tal value Of the production Of ihre.d,
yarns and manufactured goods for ihe
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27
Fhe Frue standard Of MoraI wortl

The True STANDARD of Moral Worth
A mans moral worth is not to be
graduated by his negative virtues-the
evil he merely refrains from doing-but
by the amount Of temptation he over
comes. He is not to be judged by his
defeats alone, but also by his victories.
Many a man passes through life without
n spot on his character who, notwith-
standing, never struggled SO bravely as
he who fell and was disgraced. The lat
ter may have called 20 his aid more prin-
ciple, resisted more evil, before he yield
cd, than the former, either from circum-
stances or his physical constitution, was
ever called to do. It would be as un-
natural, It would require as great an ef-
fort for the cold, phlegmatic and pas
sionless being TO be vehement, wild and
headlong, as for the fiery and tempestu-
GUS man to be quiet aud emotionless.-
Victory is nothing. It depends upon
the nature Of the conflict aud the odds
overcome. Greater generalship, cooler
bravery, and loftier effort may be shown
in one defeat than in q hundred victories
We have no patience with those moral,
lists of mere animal organization, who
place the finest wrought spirits God ever
let visit the earth on their iron bedstead
and stretch and clip according to the
simple rulo Of loug-measure. A higher
and juster standard is needed
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27

A young lady who is well posted in
the fashionable literature of the day
quotes Byron and Tom Moore, and
works blue-tailed dogs in sky colored
commissions, to perfection, innocently
inquired of a young gentleman the 9TH
or night who this Mr.. Lecompton was,
who had occasioned so much trouble at
Washington
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27

A eotemporary inquiries if the young
ladies Of the present day are fitted for
wives We think tia much more impor-
tant question whether they are fitted
for husbands.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27

self with the likeness which i bore to
the portrait; but / would not acknowl-
edge this to my cousins.
10 be cont'Rued.)
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27

A lady consulted ST. Francis ofSales on
che lawfuinesa of using rouge "Why'
said he, "some pious men object to it,
others see no harm in IL; will hold a
middle course, and allow you to use il
GA one cheek. -
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27

"A New VERSION or AN OLD SToRY.
-Parson Howe will not believe that
Eve was tempted In a late number of
his unique paper, the Pine Knot he
thus gives his views on temptation"
cannot and viii ne'er believe,
"A aorpeui tempted lovely Eves
If there was any tempting done,
Then woman was the tempting one!
Since, from Creations primal hour,
She has possessed lhe charming power.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27

The hoop question, like most others,
has two sides to It, The ladies take the
inside, and of course we must take the
other.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27

The human heart is like milestone
in a mill; when you put wheat under it,
1t turns, and grinds, and bruises the
wheat into four if you put no wheat
in, It still grinds on; but then it is it,
self It grinds and slowly wears away
TIuther.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27
Noutg's Department.

For the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
] am composed Of ] 8 letters,
My2,T, s, IS, ia a mineral.
NV ~, 8, 10. l6, Is hard substance.
MY g. 10, is a pronoun.
MY ~, IA, l8, io Rlrl's nickuamo.
NY 10, 7,3, is vessol.
MY SO, I5, is soft plumupe.
NY I. IA, l8, 2u, is Young woman.
ny whole 10 what we an should DO.
Marshall o, DINGY.
IFAnswer 10 Enigma by "Ran Ellzam q
last week paper Wobster'a Quarlo Dlciion
ary.
Answer to enigma by "Annah," in sam
phpor Your own Father,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27

It. is extraordinary that when people
come to high words they generally use
low language.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27

n
SMALL MrsTAKEs.-A minister and
lawyer were riding together; says the
minister to the lawyer, "Sir, do you ever
make mistakes in ploading?' ~ do, 80
says the lawyer. "Aud what do you do
with mistakos?" inquired the minister
"Why, sir, if large ones, I mend them,
if small ones 1 let them 60, said the
lawyer. "And pray, sir, continued he,
"do you ever make mistakes in preach
ing?' eyes, sir, have" And what do
you do with mistakes2" said the lawyer.
''Why, sir, dispose of them in the same
manner as you do. 1 rectify the large
ones and let the small ones 60. Not
long since, continued he, Gas I was
preaching, I meant to observe that the
devil was the father of LIARS; but made
a mistake, and said the father of LAW
YERs. The mistake was so small that
let it Co."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27
FApHER ADAM.

He laid hhn down and alept-and from his side
A womaH In her magic beauty roses
Dazzled aud charmed he called that woman
bride,
And bis first sleep became his last reposs!
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27

Coon MANNEBs.-The art of making
those people easy with whom we con
verse. Whoever makes the fewest per-
sons uneasy is the best bred in the com
pany.
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those people easy with whom we con
verse. Whoever makes the fewest per-
sons uneasy is the best bred in the com
pany.
Witty AND TRUE--Jean Paul GER
tainly understood woman kind remark
ably well. He says that "female hearts
are like Spanish houses, having more
doors than windows, it is much easier
to get into them than TO see into them. 4"
Thou sayest well, oh, Jean Paul; it is
even so.
OLD, BUT Coon. "A certain old GEN
tleman had three sons the two eldest
were remarkable for their flial piety
and obedience, and were consequently
beloved by all who knew them The
youngest on the contrary was an incor-
rigible scape-grace, and was hated as
much as the others were loved. The old
gentleman, in the common course of hu-
man events, got very sick, and assem-
bled his family about him, to have his
will read in their presence. 1t was as
follows "TO my Oldest son, William,
bequeath all my landed property" &c.,
! hone Won NAV live Idpnccr 70 oniov NOV, Il
yourself "TO my son Edward, l be-
aueath all monies now in INV bankers
hands, together with my household fur
niture." The second son also replied in
Ghe same manner as the hrst-' rather
l., 4 4 -
1 nope you may i've Long ana happy tc
enJoy IL youIa'.l, i !.. n?n 'uruins .I 20 1il' w
i;;3; oG;uGov E G,.T "; @'5 5; mai,'u 5u s.'euC u
, saiJ 10 aKa ,o S.,'5.ou CIV ,- u ,Ao PfGPo,
y,Jai W, ~ aaiU - 90 40. ou, iGT plon I CAV,
a rome to hang Yourself" 10 ibe sur,
prise and confusion of all present h,
answered in the same pious strain of
the others, "Father, I hope YOU will liv,
longland happy to enjoy it yourself"
--1er----
Rest satisfied with doing we'll, anC
leave others to talk Of you what they
IL Is not wisdom, but ignorance Whlci
teaches men presumption. Uehlus may
be sometimes arrogant but nothing i
so dithdent as knowledge
Keen your temper in disputes. TIL,
eool-bammer fashions the red.bot iror
to anv shane needed
-.
IL we coulu read Vne secret history OF
our enemies we shouId ma IN eacl
man life sorrow and suffering enough
TO alsarm all our hostility
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Witty AND TRUE.--Jean Paul GER
tainly understood woman kind remark
ably we'll He says that "female hearts
are like Spanish houses, having more
doors than windows, it is much easier
to get into them than to see into them.
Thou sayest well, oh, Jean Paul; it is
even so.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-05-27

Don't meet troubles half way-they
are not worth the compliment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25
5 P R IN g OF 1888
MHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE.

Taking advantage Of the large Manufacturers Auction
Sales Of
CLOTHS CASSINERES. FANCY DOESRTNS,
IND SdTJNETS.
which the necessities Of the times have forced upon the
Boston and New York markets, we have supplied our
selves from these and other sources. at low prices with
an unusually largo and varied stock Of
Il f A ID y NJ a ID T. G l. O 4 II n G,
particularly adapted the Of the the New Eng
land trade Our mporations OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
have been large and varied and the Trade may be
sured Of finding with stock not to he exceed either
In variety style extent by any other in this market
Our terms either for cash approved credit shall be
Of the most liberal characters and invite the attention
ofrldors 20 examination Of our goods before concud-
ing their purchases.
WHITING, GALLOUPE, BLISS 4 CO.
IA Federal and % Congress Sts., ..... BOSTON.
Boston, April 7, 1888. S799
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JONES, sHREvE, BROWN & CO.,
~ (latc Jones, Ball Col
/ 226 Washington d. | Sumner ST., BOSTON,

226 Washington d. l Sumner ST., BOSTON,
aI' Offer Tor sale to the Trade and at Retail large
aud extensive assortment Of GOODS, great reduc-
ton from the former prcos-consstng in part Of the fol-
lowing, viz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. London and Liverpool Levers,
Geneva and Swiss Anchor do in Gold and Silver
Cases various styles and qualities from the principal
manufacturers in Europe.
CLOCkS-ln Bronze and Marble Of new and beautiful
designs.
PLATED WARRIOR Sheffield. Birmingham and A.
merican manufacture, including Cake and Fruit Das
kets, Tea Sets, Vegetable Dishes, Walters, Castors
Sets Of Communion Service &c.
JEWELRN-English, French and American Manufac-
tured Jewelry Of every description, large assortment
always on hand.
IVORY HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY - From the
best English and American Makers, comprising com
pete Sets Of Table Dessert and Carving Knives, Forks
and Stccs, Of various styles.
SILVER WARRIOR all kinds, both Modern and An
hque patterns--of Tea Sets, urns, SAVERS, Baskets
Pitchers, Cups, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Ladies'. Nap
kin Rings, &c. all Of which Of our manuflc-
ture; the Silver warranted Of standard quality, and
the workmanship executed in a superior manner.
TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF GOODS IN OUR LINE.
% All our Goods marked in plain figures, and
the price system strictly adhered to. $500
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cAuBRiDGE CATTLE MARKEr.-Junc g.
Special noticrs .

To NERVOUS SurFeRHns.--A retired gentleman hny-
Ing restored health In a few days, after many
years of great suffering, is willing TO assist 9TH
by sending (irecl receiving a stamped envelope
bearing the applicant address, copy Of the rrescrip
ton used. Direct the Rev. JoHN N. DAoSALL, 1856
Fulton street, Brooklyn, n y.
CAruuE.-Mr d. regrets 10 learn that many spurious
preparations Of bis prescription now being iotod up
on the community. OjhS
o. HELNlBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATION.
Highly Concentrated Extract Buchu, for Diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel Dropsy Weaknesses. &c, is
safe and pleasant remedy Read the adScrtsewcnt in
another column headed "Helmbold's Genuine Prepare
tiuu
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FINRIU M p II ANT CCESS
-OP--
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life

Inc treat EnBuah INeineuy LOT
CoLDs, Cou0Hs, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION
Remarkable Of Consumption, by The uSeof BNchan's
Hungarian Baisam Of Life
THREAD THE FOLLOWING oBRTFIcATE.s1
WALDonoRo, Me-, April 7, ls47.
This may certify that my wife was, for nearly eight
years. afflicted with severe and obstinate Cough, pain
in the Side shortness Of Breath slow Fever EmSciaon.
and all the symptoms Of seated Consumption. CON
suited Ave sx Physicians, and expended two three
hundred dollars in medicine and advice, with benefit
whatever. All the physicians pronounced the case in
cura5le Consumption Amer this was induced to pur
chase bottle Of Buehan's Hungarian Basam, which had
immediate and very happy efect and by using four
five bottles my wife has far recovered her health,
that she Is able attend to her family duties and believe
herself to be almost entirely hee from danger Previous
using this Basam, my wife for nearly three years
confined To bed by disease Of the lungs consider
the Hungarian Basam truly wonderful aud valuable
remedy
Signed, CHRISroPHRR HORSEPOWER.
Witness, HERNoN MYRO.
N Sole Proprietor, DAVID y. BRADLEE, Water
town, Mass 10 whom all orders should be Addressed
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in every town
in the United States and British Provinces. 02lm
FEEn. Il. SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Agent
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SEE
NH. D. CARTRR & co IS Advertisement, Boston,
~ Mas
scuENcK's pULMoNIC SYRUP.

~ The most reliable remedy for Coughs Colds, In
hueuza, Sore Throat, loarseness, Asthma, Whoopmg
for Pulmonary Consumption and the only medicine that
will heal the lungs AFTER abscess has been formed II
viii soohe and heal all irritation and will cure the worst
eases of Scrofa bronchial or Clergymans Sore Throat
Wholesale Agents. GEO. c. GOODWIN Co, No. IL
Marshall St., Boston.
" 99lN
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TIE GENERAL Conference.-The Gener-
al Convention met here on Tuesday. The
exercises opened by a sermon by w. II. Lord
of Montpelier There were exercises through
out Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday ;
morning prayer meetings at hall-past five, and
meetings each evening The meetings were
of unusual interest, and were attended
throughout by large number of people, both
residents and strangers On Thursday after
noon there was an array of children and
youth at the Sabbath School anniversary such
as has not been seen, perhaps, on similar
occasion in this State Cdledonian.
NARROW EscAPE.-As the train over the
Sullivan Railroad, on Friday of last week,
was approaching North Challestown, little
child, about two years old, standing upon the
track, looking at the engine, was caught by
the COW catcher, and thrown upon the shell
around the boiler. The train was stopped as
soon as possible, when the Conductor caught
the little ono in his arms, and, strange to say,
il was found to be entirely uniniured, except
a slight bruse upon the side of its head
aurora.
The REPUBLICANS or lLINoIs.-A
writer at Springfield, Illinois, in giving an
account of the late Republican State Conyen-
ton in that city, which was composed of from
one thousand to fifteen hundred delegates
says;-
every man in the Convention is for Lin
coin for Senator. lie is now making splen'
did speech to an immense crowd, IN mont
the State House. The greatest enthusiasm
prevails, All are confident of glorious trl
umph of Republican principles at the mex
election
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& VS.! SAW SAW ST.!
GAGE, PORTER 81 90,
SAW MANU- C 7 u r f. r S /,
A


Since 1870
Nyhere they keen large assortment aud manufacture
IN order ali the various kinds of CIRCULAR and other
SAWS that arc used in the United States and Canadas
1-PTho large Circular Saws are ground by Machine
made expressy for the purpose, cOuse lucny are much
trucr and superior those ground ia the usual manner
Those In want Of Saws respectfully invited 10 call
SAWS PAIRED
nt short notice and all orders promptly executed
List Of Prices sent by mail to persons desiring them.
q GAaE GRO. PORTER,
J. G.. GAoR, l. X OAGh, H. NJ holfh
Fishcrs,illc. Dec Is, 1851
Tho above Saws constantly on hand and for sale a,
manufac,urcrs' prices, by SCOTT BROOKS
Momtpclcf Vt, Jan. l. lojs. i223
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