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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-03-26
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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-03-26
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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-03-26
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September 4, 1858 (1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-03-26
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22
Marriage

A practice prevails, says the New York
Express, in the publication Of mar
riages, to announce that Miss A. mar
ried Mr.. B. II may be species Of
gallautry to name the lady FIRST, but it
is entirely out of place. She does not
marry the man--the man marries her,
The woman only consents that he shall
take her, and in consequence Of this
willingness on her part to take upon
herself all the cares Of welded life, the
husband is required to cherish and pro-
tect her. The wife agrees to love, hon
or, and obey, which are only promises
contingent on the good conduct Of the
husband. The Scripture mentions that
che took unto himself a wife," but we
hear nothing said about her taking un-
to herself a husband When Jacob set
out on his travels in search Of a wife,
he found Rachel at the we'll drawing
water for the family. He stood on no
ceremony. He did not wait for the usu-
al salutaGons of the day, or formal in
PRODUCTION, but forthwith kissed her,
"and lifted up his eyes and wept -
The joy that overwhelmed him in fnd-
ing such a pretty domestic girl in the
wilderness, gushed forth in a torrent Of
tears. All the while Rachel was pas
sive. She made no advances. She did
not kiss Jacob, nor did she coyly re-
sent the liberties he had taken. Here
we have the negative oonsent-the sub
mission Of the female, and the success
ful and decided advances Of the gem
tleman; for Jacob was a gentleman of
fortune and distinction. We should
not, therefore, say in our journals that
the lady married the gentleman. She
puts no ring on his finger TO bind the
obligation. She does not present her
husband with gold watch and chain
q diamond breastpin, or a pair Of white
kids.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22

GREAT YIELD OF CoRN.--Wo learn
that there were several competitors for
the best ten and five acres Of corn, at
the lato Indiana State Fair The frst
premium was awarded to a citizen Of
Dearborn county who presented the
necessary afhdavits from responsible
men, that his field Of ten acres produced
on an average, one hundred and seven
ty-four bushels to the acre. On the
best 6ye acres the 6rst premium was
awarded on one hundred and cighty-six
bushels to the acre, and the same per-
son had incontcstiblo evidence that on
one of these acres there grew two hund-
red and fourteen bushels. This exceeds
anything ever produced in this or any
other country, and certainly We should
not complain Of the products Of the
earth the present year Dayton Em-
pire, 18th.
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GarmCr's Department.

CuAFING UNDER THE COLLAR. "A
gentleman who has tried the plan suo-
cessfully for fvo years, communicates
the annexed method of preventing
horses from chatting under the collar
He Gays he gets a piece Of leather and
has what he terms q false collar made,
which is simply a piece Of leather cut
in such a shape as to lie snugly between
the shoulders Of the horse and the coli
lar. This fends off all the friction, as
the collar slips and moves on the leath-
er, and not on the shoulders of the
horse. Cha6ng is caused by frictioni
hence, you see, the thing is entirely
plausible. Some persons put pads or
sheep-skins under the collar; these,
they say, do as much hurt as good, for
they augment the heat a single piece
Of leather like that composing the out
side Of a collar, without any lining or
stufhng, he assures us, is better than
anything else Boston journal.
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substitute for Tobacco.

The Jamaica papers speak loudly Of
the excellence of Allspice or Pimeuto,
as q smoking material far superior to
tobacco in every respect. Any person.
says a correspondent Of the Colonial
Standard who knows anything Of the
fragrance of a Pimento walk when in
full bloom, may form some idea of it by
a pipe charged and lighted with the
dried berry, simply crushed in coarse
bits. Another says IL cannot we'll be
smoked with short pipes, but with the
long cherry stick Of a meerschaum, he
experienced "a treat beyond anything
he had known in the use Of tobacco. "
The same writer adds chat already the
Coolies and native laborers are bringing
Pimeuto into use in the place of fTobac-
co; and he can see no reason not to pre-
fer it, Gardeners Chronicle.
So say we. Use anything that is less
offensive than tobacco. Try tho all
spice, smokers.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22

No HOPE FOR PRINTERs.-Whon Dr.
Franklins mother-in-law frst discover
ed that the young man had a hankering
for her daughter, that good old lady
said she did not know so we'll about
giving her daughter to printer; there
were already two printing Offices IN
the United States. and she wasn't sure
the country would support them. It
was plain that young Franklin would
depend for bis support upon the profits
Of third, and this was rather a doubt.
full chance. If such an objection was
urged to a would-be son-in-law when
there were but two printing Offices in
the United States, how can q printer
hope to get a wife now, when the
census shows the number now to be
15,O67?
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GbG 4Omr Glrtlr
ung People in the Gymnasium.

Young People in the Gymnasium.
The Scalpel, and expositor of the
claws of Health" edited by Edward
II. Dixon, NJ. d. of New York, has
spicy article entitled "The Hypocrisy
of Gymnastics He says:
It has filled us with horror to see a
proposal to add a gymnasium to every
public school in this city. A boy until
he is fourteen, or even more, wants no
exercise beside the plays he gets up
with his associates in the open air: he
will exercise from his natural manner,
so you need only give him a dry piece
of ground, and q place to swim in, in
summer, and plenty Of ice and snow in
winter, and then leave him alone with
his mates.
Boys from eight to twelve years of
age, who work in the gymnasium reg
ularly, Ga bad habit often develop their
muscles to a hideously ugly degree.
Instead Of the soft, plump, juicy out
line of youth, we have the skinny, over
worked, hard and dry outline of an old
man, lnuuced Dy OVef-eAefLlOu AT an age
which does not demand violent ezer-
else of any kind; besides this, we think
such processes are aptto retard the
growing of boys, and will ultimately
destroy their carriage and figure when
they become men. Our readers may
have observed the same thing, in the
dissected appearance Of the legs of some
of our juvenile dancers.
Exercise, besides injuring the mental
faculties of man, has the tendency to
injure the equal circulation of his blood.
A stupid clOwnish young fellow, who
had, for the last eight months, under
gone the most painful and exhausting
exercises of the gymnasium for FIVE or
six hours every day, complained to me
of the smalluess of his legs; on looking
at him, l saw what 1 afterwards dis
covered to be prevalent among acrobats
and members Of the circus-a great fall
ing off in flesh from the knees down
ward, and from the elbows toward the
fingers,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22

DISCOURAGE THE BIRDs.-A gentle
man at Mamaroneck, N. Y, in letter
to the Country Gentleman, says:
AS 1 was hoeiug in my garden the
other day, observed a small bird alight
near n row Of cabbagos, He commcnc-
ed at one end of the row, and making
the entire circuit of every plant and
examining carefully the under-surfaco
Of every leaf, went through to the other
end. His search was not unsuccessful,
for he found aud dovoured worms or
other insects from almost every plant.
Now, no gold could buy the service
which the scores of these winged assist
ants that labor so diligently for me per-
form so effectually, without money and
without price, giving me sweet songs
without number in addition Reader,
encourage the birds.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22

Riddla

Twas whispered In heaven, twas muttCrcd Ia hell,
And echo caught family the sound as it fell;
On tho confines Of earth twas permitted TO rost
And the depths Of the ocean It's presence conigsscd
Twill De found in the sphere, when s riycn asuudor
Is Eocn in the lightning, and heard u the thunder
Twas allotted TO man ut his earliest BREATH
10 assists at his birth, and attends him nt death;
Prcsides O.cr his happiness, honor and health,
Is the prop Of his house, and the end of his wealth;
IN tho heap Of the miscr lis boarded with care,
Butt SURE 20 De lost In his prUdigul hcri
IL begins every hope every wish Il must bound
II prays with the hermit with mOnarchs is ctag-sl
Without II the seaman and soldier may roam,
But Wuc 10 the wretch that CXpcs 1t from hOmN
In tho whispers Of conscience It's sure to be- found
Nor cen in the whirlwind Of passion Is drowned
Twill soften the heart and though deaf TO the car,
Twill muSoit acutoly and constantly hear
But IN short lot IL rest like u beautiful flower
(OhI breathe on It sottyO tdies IN an hour
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GRAPE PROFITS. - Tie Lexington

GRAPE PROFITS. = The Lexington
lKy.) Statesman says:
Mr. Hillenmeyer, who was one of the
first. as he is one of the best cultivators
of grapes in our State, has presented Us
the following yield from three acres Of
his land. The three acres yielded grapes
enough to manufacture seventy-throe
barrels Of wine, averaging forty gallons
each. He has left besides enough grapes
to produce twenty barrels more, thus
making ninoty-three barrels Of pure,
excellent wine from three acres of land.
If this is not profitable, we do not know
what is. Who can beat it2
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22

A country paper refuses to publish
obituaries gratis, but adds owe will
publish the simple announcement Of
the death Of any Of our friends with
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dlljt auo 9nmor.

WINNING A BETA Georgia ne
gro was riding a mule along, and came
to a bridge, when the mule stopped.
"I'll bet you a quarter" said Jack
I make you go ober dis bridge" and
with that he struck the mule over the
ears, which made him nod his head
suddenly. "You take de bet, den, "
said the negro, and oontBivod to get
the stubborn mule over the bridge
81 won dat quarter anyhow" said Jack.
"But how will you get your money!"
said a man close by, unperceived.
Tomorrow said Jack, "massa glib
me dOllah to get corn, and I take de
quarter out"
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Dortrp
THE SLEEPING DEAD.

ny %. ". L0NgTELLow.
Whom Tho hours OF day are numbered
And tho voices ofitho night
Wake the botter soul that Blumborod
To holy, calm dsIIght'
Ere the evening LAMPS arc lighted,
And, like phautoms grim aud tail,
Shadows from tho htfui hrolight
Dance upon tho parlor walli
Thon tho forms Of the departed
Enter at the open door;
The beloved, tho iruo-ho1rted,
Come 20 visit me once more.
He, the young and strong, who cherished
Noble longing8 for the strife,
by tho roadside fsl and porished
Weary with the march Of lifol.
And with them, tbo being boauteous,
Who unto my youth was given,
More than ai things clso that love me,
And is now q soiut in heaven.
with q slow and noisolcsq fooistep,
Comes that messenger divine
Takes the vacant chair bcgido mo,
Lays hor gentle hand IN mine.
Aud sho sitsond gazcs at mc,
With those deep aud tender Dyes,
Like the stars go still and 1aiut-lika,
Looking downward from the skies,
Uttered not, yet comprchrnded,
rs the spirits voicalogs prayer,
Son rcbukes, On blessings ended,
Breathing from her lips Of air,
Olthough on depressed and lonely,
An my fears are laid aside,
II I but remember only,
Such as these have lived and died!
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TRIP LIGHTLY.

Trip lightly over trouble,
Trip lightly over wrong;
We only make grief DOUBLE
by dwelling on it long.
Why clasp woes hand 80 tightly
Why sigh DER blossoms dead?
Why cling to forms un5ightly2
Why not sock joys insteod!
Trip lightly over sorrow,
Though this day may be dark,
The sun may shine tomorrow,
And gaily sing the lark;
Fair hope has not departed,
Though roses may have fod;
Then never bo dOwn-hcarted,
But look f0rjoy instead.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22

A wag, on seeing a gobbler trying to
swallow a cotton string, remarked, 'that
was the last attempt to introduce cotton
into Turkey"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22

An editor up in Minnesota says that
he was never happy but once in his
life, and that was on warm summer
day when he lay on the laps Of two
blooming maidens, being famed by a
third, and kissed by all three.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22

A tipsy Irishman, leaning against a
lamp post, as a funeral procession was
passing by, was asked who was dead
81 can't exactly say, sur, said he,
"but 1 presume it's the jintlemau in the
coffin"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22

"I and D'Israeli put up at the same
tavern last night" said dandi6ed
snob. ut must have been a house Of
accommodation, then, for man and
beast, replied a bystandor.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22

A sailor looking very serious in a
Methodist country church, was asked
by the minister if no felt any change?
"Nary red, said Jack, fnmbling in
his pockets
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At Springfield, Massachusetts,, lady
sent the following volunteer toast
"Spruce old bachelors, the eUergrcsns Of
society"
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Eur the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
7 am composed Of 10 letters:
My 3 2 l6 Is a county in Ohio.
My 3 ~ z is what we all dread.
My 10 II II Is a county in England
My IA l3 II are large bodies Of fresh water.
BY 10 Is l6 Is q narrow road.
My whole Is tho name Of a great man.
Sinking Spring, %. DuDLIE COLLIER.
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A Judge out West has recently de-
cidcd that it might be insanity to sign
another mans name to a check, in place
Of your own; but, when you draw the
money and spend it, there is a great
deal Of sanity in the proceeding.
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DIR. w. W. HOLMES,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, tenders his profession
u services the citizens Of OflllsbOrOugh and vcini-
y. Special attention gyOn 20 Surgical cases, and treat
ment On Chronic diseases.
SO Office removed 10 j. M. Trimbe's corner, west Of
Post Office. OiUo hours from 20 A. NJ ~ 60 L. and
from TO p. NJ On Saturdays the DR.. will be found in
portunt consult him for the treatment Of chronic and
lOng-Htandiug diseases.
AZ night he viii DE found AZ his room at the EllicOtt
House. no Night calls promptly attended to. nov3f
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a Cow WORTH HAVING. -- Lewis
Alling, of Twinsburg, Summit county
Ohio, exhibited COW at the Union Fair
in that township, seven years old, which
gave from the lst of June to the 18th,
6285 pounds of milk, which made twen-
ty-nine pounds Of well worked butter.
She was fed on grass only, and no ice
was used for cooling the milk. Her
weight is 1880 pounds. Mr. Alling
also states, September 9Th, that this COW
then gave from thirty-four to thirty fvo
pounds Of milk per day. She took tho
first premium on the best siuglo milch
COW at the Union Fair.
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Dry Goods, for the Fall and Wlnte
Wrnnn.
Canvassers Wanted!
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS
FYy Dollars a Month, and all Erpeases
pai9I

NM wish 20 engage active Agent IN every County
wv throughout the United States and Canados, to
travel and introduce our NEW TWENTY DOLLAR
DOuBLE.TuREAD LOCK STITCH SEWING MA
CHINE. This Excelsior Machine Is just patented, with
valuable improvements which mako 10 tho cheapest and
most popular machine n existence, and acknowledged 90
be unsurpassed ior general utility limited number Of
responsible agents wanted 10 solicit orders by sample
Co whom salary OF 500 a month and expenses will bo
paid For conditions and hll particulars address, with
stamp for return postage j. W, HARRIS co.,
No, li Shoe aud Leather Exchange, Boston, Mass,
n ~
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For the News,
Political Problem for Christmas.
Required the quantity Of Slavery contained in the i0ui
last candidates for the Presidency, respectively A. g.
Oakridgu, o.
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WOODROW HOUSE
"a RmaoPmNTTIO.

HNHARLES w. RIIOADEs has the pleasure Of announ-
~ cng 20 his friends aud the public generally, that ho
has cHO8Cd the above WukuoWu and popular House. and
ready 10 accommodate transient guests and board
I'm the best style and reasonable The House
has been thoroughly ruhttud with furniture, and
greatly enlarged by the addition of rooms and now
capable Of accommodating an who may call
large and COmmOdOus new Stable has been added and
Horses and Buggig5 can he furnished ut any timo,
by strict attention 90 tho comfort of my guests hope
90 merit % liberal share of the public patronage
Hillsb1rO NOV, IL, 1855. q. W. RHOADES,
nOyllU
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22

Booth, the tragediau, had his nose
broken. A lady once said to him, al
like your acting, but cannot get over
your nose" "No wonder" replied he
"the bridge is gone"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22
New Family Grocery!
Brewer & Stevenson,

Main S., 1 Door East Of Fallis's Corner,
HAVE I'm store and intend to keep constantly
u III hand fresh and complete assortment Of Choice
IdHig Groceries comprising every urtice la that line
which they will soil ut rerV l0tr prices for cash.
AlEu-All kinds Of FIMILI ROFISIOAS, such aE
Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Beans, HOmmuny, Dried Fruit
Fish, &C., which will Doc sold In quantities TO suit CustO
We will spare pains 20 accommodate the public
and hops for liberal patronage In return Give ms call
UsbOTo Sept %, 1859 sep22f
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The newspapers arc full of advertise
ments for plain cooks. We suppose
pretty cooks are Of no account.
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WEEDs-THEIR bIPoRTANcE. - Tho
Valley Farmer says weeds are bless
ing, and cause materially the fruitful
ness Of the land, aud that, were IL not
for them, the land would not be half
cultivated, nor tho surface Of the ground
be broken during the growing period
Of garden vegetables aud farm crops,
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THE VACCINATIoN OF CATTLE. Tho
Medical Times says that in Holland
there are assurance offices for the lives
Of cattle. One company has all its as
sured cattle vaccinated, as preservation
against contagious pneumonia. Anoth
er company inoculates only when tho
the disease has invaded the animals,
stalls. The third company does not
at all. 1t has been calculated that the
FIRST company has lost per cent Of tho
cattle, the second IL per cent, and tho
third 40 per cent.
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Good Goods at Fair PriCosl

Samuel NEOEoey
Smiths Row, Main St., Opposite the
Court House,
TWNHANKFUL fJr the liberal patronage heretofore ok
l tended to him. invites the attention of his custo-
mora and the public generally to bis new stock Of
Dry Goods, for the Fall and Winter
Trade,
which viii ho found 30 comprise q good assortment OF
staple and Fancy Goods of the newest styles and best
quality, which he proposes 10 sell cheap the
quality Of goods can bo bought elsewhere In Hsb0ro
He makes mo- pretcnsiuns Co sell goods less H0H Ciuc-
nat or Eastern Wholesale Prices believing that the public
are too Intelligent to be deceived by such dishonest proc
cssions His motto is 90 sell good goods a ar prices
aud do O. straightforward and honorable business.
Tic also kocps on hand good stock Of Boots and Shoes
of Custom and Cincinnati work. Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps Queensw0re, Groceries, Gc.
Country Produce tukcu in exchange for goods nc the
highest market prices.
Giyom a call, and examine my stock. s, MCKEE.
UsbOrO, Oct. @, 1853. oct8
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RTGKEYE WTELI lRILL.

UVHOSE wanting 20 purchase
ID w heat LDEflly
will do VOL 90 call ut the Warehouse of the Subscriber
and examine one Of tho most simple and durable of al
oth0ra in Warranted 20 Wheat, Corfu Oats and
Barley, without cutting the grain LEVI BARNETT.
HuglSI
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-22

"What makes you look so grum,
Tom?" -.
ooh, have had to endure sad trial
to my feelings"
"What on earth was it2"
"Why 1 had to tic on a pretty girls
bonnet while her ma was looking on" o"
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Hearing q physician remark that a
small blow will break the nose, Joe ez-
claimed, "Well, I dunno bout that
I've blowed my nose great many times,
and I've never broke it yet.