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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-13
N. A. STURDIYANT.

Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(9tehtanipalt ,nb 6fentlider Nptar.)
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s. 6. Slider, &st.
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-04-01

There is nothing like kindness in the
world. tits the very principle of love
An emanation Of the heart which soft
ems and gladdens, and should be incul-
Gated and encouraged in all our inter
course with our fellow-beings. It is
impossible to resist continued Kindness.
We may, in a moment Of petulance or
passion, manifest coldness to the exhi.
bition Of good will on the part Of a new
acquaintance; but let him persist-let
him continue to prove himself really
benevolent Of heart, generously and
kindly disposed-and We will find our
stubborn nature giving way, even un-
consciously to ourselves. If this be the
result of kindness among comparative
Strangers, how much more certain
and delightful will be the exercise
Of the feeling at home, within the
charmed circle of friends and relatives
Home enioyments, home affections,
home courtesies, cannot be too careful
ly or steadily cultivated They form
the sunshinc of the heart. They bless
and sanctify our private circle. They
become n source Of calm delight to the
man of business, after a day Of toll
they teach the merchant, the trader
the working man, that there is some.
thing buror more precious even, than
The gains Of industry They twin,
themselves round The heart, call fortl
its best and purest emotions and re-
sources, enable us to be more virtUous
more upright, more Christian, in all OIL
relations of life. We see in the littlJ
beings around us, the elements Of gen
tloness Of truth, and the beauty Of f
deity and Of religion. A day of toll i
robbed Of many of its cares, by th
thought that in the evening we may re
turn homo, and mingle with the famil,
household There, at least, our exper
fence teaches us, we may find conf
ding and loving bosoms, those VIII
look up to and lean upon us, and thos
also to whom we may look for counso
and encouragement.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-04-01
Home and its Harmonies.


"Afectlon-kindness-- sweet offices
or love and duty, are to all as needful
As iS our daily bread"
In one of the most popular comedies
Of the day, an effort is made to depict
the horrors Of a cold, cherries and
heartless 6ome--a home in name only
in brief, one that repels rather than at.
tracts. We fear that there are many
such within the limits of every great
city-many domestic and family circles
in which the demon Of discord, or the
foul fend Of an evil temper, is the pre-
siding spirit; and thus, scenes of agita-
ton and Of anger are of constant occur
renee Is it a matter Of surprise that
the young and light-hearted shrink and
turn away; that they escape whenever
they can-and that even the older mem
bers often seek some excuse for alb.
sence? Alas for the poor wretch who
is compelled to go through his daily
round Of toll in the outdoor world
whether at the desk or in the highway
whether as the president or the run
ner Of some leading establishment
who, on returning to his hearth and
household, trembles with apprehension
of ga scene, and from q consciousness
that az evil spirit-a jealous, a harsh
an unreasonable, or an exacting-pre
sides thereI that his welcome, instead
of being kindly aud affectionate, gen,
erous and cordial, is likely to prove
cold and repulsive-severe and captious
And yet these temples of domestic dis
quiet are by no means rare. Forbear
anoe and appreciation are priceless vir
tues; while confidence and good will
kindness aud courtesy, capnot be tot
sedulously cultivated with friends anC
relatives, and especially among member
of the same household. 1t is, we con
oede, difficult at all times, aud under al
circumstances, to be cheerful and good
natured. The business world has il
claims and anXieties, and all are liabl
TO private griefs We may, moreover
experience some sudden disaster-b
attacked by some painful malady-b
annoyed by some falsehood or treachery
and hence feel depression Of mind an,
irritation of disposition. And then
while in a thoughtful mood, how chill
ing is harshness, and how refreshing
and soothing are gentleness, kindness
courtesy aud affection, especially iron
those with whom we are pledged to as
sociate aud mingle from day to day
And, IT on the other hand, we enjoy al
exemption from the misfortunes an
disadvantages to which we have referred
how bound are We, by generosity and b
duty, TO imagine that such troubles ma
atiiict others who may seem % us les
cheerful than they might be; and how
therefore, incumbent upon us is IT, {
extend 20 them tho same degree of sur
port which would be 80 well appreciate
by Us under similar oircumslanees.- p
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-04-01
GBc gomc Cirtlr.
TO MY WIFE.

When on thy bosom rocliue,
Enmptured still to call the mine,
To call thee mine for life,
/ glory in tho sacred ties,
Which modern wits and fools de8piss,
or husband and Of wife.
Ono mutual flame inspires our BLISS
The tender look, the melting kiss,
Even years have not deslroysdi
Some sweet sensation, ever new,
Springs up, and proves the maxim true,
That love can ne'er be cloyed.
Have I a wish7-'t is all for thee.
Hast thou a wishl--'t is all for me,
So soft our moments movo,
That angels look with afdent gaze,
Well pleased to see our happy days,
And bid US live and love.
If cares arise-ond caFea will come
Thy bosom Is my softest home.
I'll lull me there 10 rest;
And is there aught disturbs my ralr1
I'll bid her sigh out every care,
And lose it in my breast
Have ! a wish7-'lis all her owni
All hers and mine are rolled ia ono;
Our hearts are so entw iued,
That, like the ivy round the tree,
Bound up in closest amity,
'TiU death to be disjoined.
lLindley Murray
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-04-01
Dottrp
SOME THINGS LOVE ME.
" =. BUCHANAN NAN,

ny r. BUCHANAN READ.
An within and an without Mo
Feel a melancholy thrill;
And tho darkness hangs about me-,
Oh, how stlll!
Atmy feet the river glideth
Through the shadow, sullen, dark!
On the stream the white moon rideth
Like a barquo'
And the linden leans above me,
Till think some things there be-,
in ibis drcary world that love me,
Even met
Gentle buds are blooming near ME,
Shedding sweetest breath around,
Countless voices rise to cheer me,
From the ground.
And the lone bird comes-I hear Il
In the tall and windypine,
Pour the sadness Of its spirit
Into mine.
There Il swings aud sings above me
Till I think some things there bo,
In this dreary world that love mei
Even me!
Now tho neon hath hoated TO me,
On the stream I SEQ it sway,
Swinging bout-like, us 'twOuld WOO me
Far away.
Audthe stars bend from the azure
! could reach them where lie,
And they whisper aIl the pleasure
or the sky.
There they hang and smile above mo
Till I think some things there be
I'm the very heavens that love me,
Even mel
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-04-01

For the News.
Ma EDiToR;-Thc enigma by "Sphinx"
In your paper Of March 4lh was a "stumper, ("
and gave me active exerci ise for an houf, and
with the exception Of few mistakes, wass a
very good one. "Spbinx" says that Oat-HlTal
sigu In the Zodiac. IL il is II must be a new
one. He also says tiibls tahls is idle talk aud
that HiiJeTdlis mean, stiugy. Quite an odd
way OF spelling, to be sure!
| would just say to "SphinX" not 10 let
these few mistakes discourage him, but "try,
try again" Maybe "Sphlnx' is not to
blame, and my friend, the "prinler's devil -
has been at his tricks again,
7 think those who write EnigmRs should
be very careful not TO make any mistakes On
them. So, stir up, boys; Pm sure we can
furnish just as good Euigmas as those copied
from other papers. What's become OF "DOb-
bin"7 / wonder II "Xeuophon" won't have
to stir him up again. Let US hear from both,ol
you
By the way, Mr., Editor, have a request TO
make, and thatis, when the answers are sent IN
with Enigmas, they should not be published fOI
at least three weeks after the Enigmas, so
as TO give us "yOung uns" a chance to answer
them. / have no doubtful what many would
answer them If they only had little more
time, and then we could guess who could an
swerthem, and who couldn't.
l send you an Enigma, which II you deem
Il worthy you can publish.
HARRY TURNER.
am composed Of 10 letters, aud form the
name Of popular American writer.
My 7, ., 3, 6, 9, is a girls name.
My 4, I, 8, ., is boys name.
My 9, S, 10, is a strong liquid. II. T.
I'VE would comply with "HaTy's" reques
in regard to Withholding the answers to Enig
mas, &c, go as to allow time for answers to b
sent in, but we think our present plan is NOR
acceptable to the majority OF our young lfriend
who take am interest In tho "YOuth's Depart
ment"-Ed.l
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-04-01
within the Arctic Circle.


How shall I give you an idea of the
wonderful panorama in the midst Of
which we found ourselves? I think
perhaps, its most striking feature was
the stiffness, and deadness, and the i'm
FEASIBILITY of this new world; ice, and
rock, and water surrounded us; not a
sound of any kind interrupted the si-
lence; the sea did. not break upon the
shore, no bird or any living thing was
visible; the midnight sun-by this time
mufied in a transparent mist-shed an
awful and mysterious luster on glacier
and mountain; no atom Of vegetation
gave token of the earth's vitalityj a uni
versal numbness and dumbness seemed
to pervade the solitude. 1 suppose in
scarcely any other part of the world is
this appearance of doadness so stri-
kingly exhibited On the stillest sum.
mer day in England there is always
perceptible an undertone of life
thrilling through the atmosphere; and
though no breeze should stir a single
leaf, yet, in default of motion there i,
always a sense Of growth; but here no.
so much as a blade of grass was to be
seen on the side of the bald excoriateC
hills. Primeval rocks and eternal ice
constitute the landScape.- Lord Duff
| erin.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-04-01

~ For the News,
Miscellaneous Enigma
am composed Of n letters;
Ny Z, 9, 3, 9, Is to confera favor.
My s, J., 4, Is to strike.
My 8, 10, 6, 1 is TO defeat.
My whole is what many will be made OF
the first day of next month. INOWR.
Marshall, o.. March, '58,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-04-01

"A TX 0tlDa
Here is very cle,gr puzzle which some Of
our readers may like 10 lothcr their heads
about;
A marble wall, as white "a milk,
Lined with skin us soft as silks
Within acrystal fountain clear,
golden apple doth appear
No bolts or bars 20 thl1 stronghold,
Yet thieves break through and steal the gold
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1858-04-01

But, Sir, I think we should take q
very partial view of this subject, ono
very unsatisfactory to our Judgment, Il
we were to isolate these facts which
have direct relation only to the forma-
ton of this Constitution, and leave out
ali the surrounding circumstances. 1t
seems to me that the proper and the just
mode Of regarding this new Constitu-
ton, is to consider it as one of a series
Of acts, and see if we can find that the
whole action and operation of all these
acts was to lead to one general purpose
that Of maintaining by fraud and By
falsehood the power aud the govern
meut of the minority, and their Offices
to them, against the will of The majority
Of the voters, i say 10 is an act con-
nected with an other acts. The whole
case is to be taken, and every part OF it
| Judged of Ia this connection
Now, what was the FIRST aet? That
LIS historical. We may an speak Of it
now, though we disputed 60 attho time.
Tho FIRST Legislature that vas elected
lin Kansas under the organic act, was
not elected by the people Of Kanaas. -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

re- "In every age even among heathen,
the necessity has been felt, of having good
school masters in order to make any thing
respectable of a nation. But surely we are
not to sit still and wait until they grow up
Of themselves. We can neither chop them
out Of wood or hew them out of stone
God will not work miracles to furnish that
which We have the means TO provide
We must therefore apply our care and
money to train up and make them
Martin Luther.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18
ggoetrp
nonIE WITHOUT A MOTHER.

What is home without a mothere Z
Where are all hejoys We meet
When the living smile no longer
Greets the coming of our feet?
The days seem long, the nights are drear,
And the time rolls slowly on
And OIL how few are ehildhood's pleasure
When her gentle care is gone.
Things We prize are first to vanish
Hearts we love to pass away:
And how soon, cen in our childhood,
We behold her turning gray.
Her eye grows dim, her step is slow,
Herjoys Of earth are past,
And before we learn TO know her,
She hath breathcd on earth her last.
Other hearts may have their sorows;
Griefs that quickly die away;
But mother just in childhood
Grieves the heart from day TO day.
We miss her kindness, and
Her fond and earnest care;
And obi how dear is life around US
What's home without motherthere.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

re The Missouri, Republican, review
ing Hon. Frank P. Blair's scheme for Af-
fricanizing Central America, by exporting
free negroes to that part of the globe, in
quires: AS
But il the free negroes won't so to Gen.
trail America, as they will not go TO Libe-
ria, what then, Mr.. Biair'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

EE The city Of New York alone sells
three times as many .'pwe, imported bran
Dies four times as many 'pure, imported
wines," and about one hundred times as
much squire Scotch and Irish whiskies,n an.
nually, as all tho vine, brandy and whisky
producing countries export. Somebody, it
is clear drinks spurious article.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18
A BALLAD.
BY I. D. ALDEIcH.

The black bird sings in the hazel dell.
And the squirrel sits on the tree;
And Maud she walks in the merry greenwood
Down. BY the summer sea.
The black bird lies when he sings of lore;
And the squirrel a rogue is he:
And Maud is an arrant firt. 4 trow. sa
And light as light can bel
o, black5ird. die in the hazel dell!
And, squirrel, starve on the treei Cwood
And Maud-you may walk in the merry green
You are nothing more to mel
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

q WHALEs REFLEcTIoNs.--A lady sends &c
the Bridgeport Farmer q verse supposed to have
been uttered By the spirit of a whale:
..And now my bones are whisking round,
With many a skip and jump and !ound;
But know they fill the same space about,
AS they did before they were taken out
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-18

RArHfR RrcH.-There is town out in Texas
in which it is said there is but one grave, upon
theslab of which is written the following cpl
taph; st ~
Underneath this turf doth lie,
: Back TO back, my wife and /. e.
Generous stranger. spare the tear.
- For. conld she speak, I cannot hear.
Happier lar than when in life .-l
'l Free from noise and free from strife;
Whenthe last trump the air shall fill;
If she gets up. III just lie stiRi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

CnrLbREa AFLoAT ON THE LAMR.-
A few days ago, as Mr.. Owen was
crossing the Lake from Sahduakysfo
K~ingsyille. in a small schooner about
eight miles west of one Of the iindaAs
he fell in with a small boat c6atEin-
ing three children, the. eldast nakfri of
II, andls theaotlIers much SMALLER
Tiie4bont was fuifs0f wafer dining
before the wind, and the children were
almost speehcless from. having beeftt
so4png IN The water, which was near
ly pplo their necks. They had haene
yesn ID The iboatin the morning tlte
father started in pursuit, bat& nAAlN
10 discover his children had rct lfneT
to the island. MIR. Owen aseeriained
where they belonged Of the eldesfs
and kindly took the little wass Tossed
wanderers home. They ha4 bsSas
floating with the wind from y n. Mk
5tP. M:-lCles e. Leader. 16th. !.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

The termination was rnade on the 18th bal
slet. lMr. Corwin receiving barely a majority.
aIsis- fortunate that the district is strongly
Republican. for it is manifest that anything
but a good state of feeling prevails within its
bounds.
NELson II. Vas yooRHEs, editor of the
Athens Messenger has been nomina,ed in
the district now represented BY Mr.. HORROR.
That gentleman was not a candidate for re-
: . 50
nomiaatioh.
s3fr. HELMrcK. of Tuscarawas, has been
nominated in shee Kaox. district, now repre-
sen,sd BY Mr.. Barns: Democrat; who is a
candidate for Seselse:ioa.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20
GosuEs. Orange Co, NJ X
August l4th. 1855.

rIIoRRIRi.K MuRnER.@.Last ninhf
al about, tiali-past nine O'Clock wuf
-sillsge- was alarmed by the iRtellil eAen
lhat.a most diabutical murder had
been committed at ttic house OIL
Reeve, in Hampionbdrg, about Two.
miles from hereon the Newbufk sroad.
Some twenty or thirty vf Our eiilzeHs
Immediately repaired To the scene.
where they learned the following par.
ticulars;
Mr.. Reeyseand his family Wers ah.
sent from hames leaving the heqse in
charge Of three servants named vii.
liam Sanders, Peter Shnreh aud MaSs
garet Vrealv. ht
IL appears that PpSsr and Msgaas
ret were To be maTsfsd next weeke.
and they had bseHf passing the erens
ing together in the room al. t1s slsts
ter. At about 8 o'cloek. Just ~ she
was2eaving Margaret's ROOM, Fsbf
was me at the d0qrb y. William. who
deliberately and without q word bsa-
sing betwesn either shot him dirtefly
through the right nipple. Peter
turning bach, opened the door tbr9i
WHICH he had passed, and fell dead
through The threshold.
The murderer then rushing Nfa
the room over the dead body gf ghe
first victim, shot Margaret through
the left breast. the ball passing out
just below the shoulder blade. she
turned and jumped out of the open
windoY 70 the ground. some tws ntH
feet pr more, and managed 70 crawl
through he garden and orchard nesf.
" a quarter Of n mlles 20 the nc una
di Mi. Case who Immediately gave.
the alarm. The murderer has nor
yet been arrested or eYela seen sifsdes +:
but the whpIecqnntry is aroused md.
searching for him. The womsn Is
alive bat cannot survive bp IN lew .
hours longer:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-20

coEGzEssgoKAE Instrumentation. B.
STAHroE was nominaaed tor reelection by
the RepubIicaa Convention held at Spring.
6eid yesterday There were but Two can
didates--Mr. Stanton and P.B. Cole Esq.
of Union. and fhe H~aaeinatioa was made on
the-frat ballot The vote standing Stanton
los, Cole Is.
The Democratic Convention, held the
same day. nesninated VIM. HuBBAKD Esq,
Edito: 81 the Logon Gazette. His eompet-
DOR before the Convention was III. Lincoln
of Union couniy-the votes standing Hu
bard 81, Lincoln IS.