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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-10-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

Bv the steamer Canada, Liverpool
dates 20 the 2lth September have been
received The following are the most
interesting items of news
Tho Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Spectator. who has on several ocoo-
rions communicated early and authen-
tic news, asserts that Napoleon accepts
the plan Of the King of The Belgians,
which is to give the fortrcssos of Pes
chiera and Mantua and the States OF
Parma and Modcna, TO Sardinia, to re-
instate. the House Of Lorain in Tusca-
ny, and restore the Legations to the
Pope.
After the introduction Of a variety
of reforms, Vcnitia is to have govern
mental institutions and an army Of its
own, under the Archduko Ferdinand
Macmillan, with the title Of Grand
Duke Of Vcuta This stipulation has
the concurrence Of Austria
A Conference is also to be held at
Brussels, presided over by the King.
This letter is dated on the evening of
the 22d ult
The Paris Patric has an article which
partially confirms this statement
The London Times Paris correspon-
dent says that report was, that the
question of the Duches had been set
tied, and that Tuscany was to be reign.
ed over by the King of the Belgians
second son, and report says that the
Count of Flanders is TO have the Italian
Duchies, and the Archduke Naximilian
Venitia, with separate constitutions
These reports are not authenticated anC
must be taken for what they are worth
News OF SIR JOHN FRANKLINl-Tht
Arctic steamer Fox had returned will
interesting records and relics Of the
Franklin Expedition, from which it ap
pears that Sir John Franklin died In
1847, and the ship was abandoned II
1849.
The Arctic expedition found at Poiu
Williams, a record dated April 2jth
1848, signed by Captain Crogier auC
Fitzjames, saying that the Erebus auC
Terror were abandoned days previ
ously in the ice, and that one hundre,
and five survivors were proceeding II
Great Fish River; that Sir John Frank
lin had died in june Of the previou
year, and that the total deaths to dat
we're 9 officers and IS men.
Many interesting relics were found OF
the western shore Of King Williams Is
land. Others were obtained from thr
Esquimaux, who stated that after tht
Abandonment of the ships, one wa
crushed by the ice and the other forcet
ashore Several skeletons of Frank
Inns men, quantities of clothing, and
duplicate record up to the abandonment
of the ship, were discovered.
The English journals continue to dis
cuss the San Juan question, general
in conciIiatory language Large rein
forcements for China were to leave En-
gland by the overland route A par
of the squadron for the China seryic
had already sailed
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23.- Breadstuffs-
All qualities show declining tenden
cy. Messrs Richardson & Spence re
port Flour dull, and quotations barrel
maintained American Flour is quote
at 2562Gs per brl; Wheat dull at de
,aliaAfof1 @2d per cental Corn dull, a
decline of Cd.
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Western News.

ST. Louis, Oct 2.
A dispatch from Independence saws
that the mail which left there on the
9th ult., for Santa Fe, was attacked by
the Indians when beyond Pawnee Fork
The conductor and another man were
killed, The incoming mail due on
Tuesday last has not yet arrived here,
and fears are entertained for its safety.
A special dispatch from Indepen-
dance to the Republican, says that Mr..
OterO, delegate to Congress from New
Mexico, and wife, Judge Watts. wife
and son, Judge Porter and Mr.. Cren-
shaw, are presumed to be with the in
coming Santa Fe mail party for whose
safety much anxiety is felt. The at
tack on tho outgoing mail was made by
the kiOWa Indians, on the 9th ult.--
The despatch also says that another
mail cannot leave until military escort
is furnished.
Another despatch from Atohison to
the Republican announces the arrival
of the Salt Lake mail, with dates to the
10th ult. A party of emigrants from
Louisa county, Iowa, and Linn county,
Missouri, was attacked by the Shoshane
Indians, near Marsh valley. A. /.
Boat was killed, and J. NJ. Pauline,
Wesley Focum and Thomas Blunt
wounded The Indians took all their
cattle, and burned their wagons
Another party from Burlington was at
tackled in the same vicinity, one man
killed, none wounded.
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Later from Europe.

The steamer Indian arrived at Que
bee on Monday last, with Liverpool
dates to the 28th, four days later than
the news by the Canada.
twas rumorod that the definite treaty
between France and Austria would be
signed at Zurich in a few days.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
says that the amended Zurich program
me is stated as follows: A definite
treaty of peace will be signed by the
three powers; the treaty will be drawn,
by which Austria cedes Lombarby to
France, who will transfer it to Sardinia
The most difficult point in the double
transfer is the debt, and on this head il
is believed that Austria will moderate
her demands The other documents
respecting the Italian Confederation
Duchics, &C., will be signed by the Aus.
trian and French Plonipotontiarios only
as Sardinia utterly rejects their rostora.
ton, and will not, under present cir.
cumstanoos, agree to the confederation
The injury to the Great Eastern was
being repaired as fast as possible, and il
was supposed she would be ready for sea
by the Goth of this month.
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UOIlOwHy's PiIls an uulailiug remo-
dy for all disorders Of the Chest and Lungs.
Oliver Thompson, Of Little Falls, New York,
was certainly i'm a most dcploroblo state Of
health ten weoks agoi his lungs, so the doc
tors told him, were completely gone, his
chest, and i'm fact his body generally, had
scarcely am atom of flesh on Il, so THU had he
become. I'm addition to this, he had cough
which completely shook him TO pieces: (these
are his own words): he has just called on
Professor Holloway to inform him that all
these complaints have bceu removed by Hollo-
ways Pills, after he had used them for seven
weeks and two days, and he now feels better
than he ever did I'm his life. These Pills will
readily remove all diseases Of the stomach unC
bowels
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Romance and Pork and Beans.

There are some people who appear to
have no sentiment about them This
was practically illustrated a couple of
days ago. A young friend of ours has
a nice little wife, and is briskly at house
keeping, but is VIGOROUSLY forgetful
about attending the numerous little pro-
visionary orders just as necessary for a
happy household as love itself-for peo-
pie with well-flled stomachs are always
more inclined to love than the hungry
and cold, no matter if romance and
roast beef arc incompatible in books
Well, the other morning, after receiving
strict injunctions not to forget this and
that little trife, and especially "some
meat for dinner" our friend grew SEN
timental with the parting endearmcnts.
"My dear" he said, "you have not
given me that lOcket with your likeness
in it, which I ought to have had before
our marriage" ."
"Oh, you don't want it-you are only
pretending"
"Pretending, dearostl Nay, I promise
to wear it next to my heart till death
part us"
"And will it always remind you
"Aye, it viii always remind me- sweet
one, Of our early vows-of my early
love-of the angel spirit (our friend is
romantic) guiding and lighting my
pathway"
'But, my dear, will it remind you"
eyes, dearest one, it will remind me
every time I gaze at, every time I pres,
my lips to it, of the holy love bear it.
angel original, Of the deep devotion Of
a life which is all hers, Of"
But my dear" interrupted the fonC
and happy wife, intent on her idea
twill it remind you to be sure and gc
| that meat for diaueri"
Sentiment and romance trapped, an,
pork and beans triumphed,- Evans
Vile journal.
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Our National Disorder--Dr. Robaok's
Cure

The American stomach is o tormentng or
gan. 1t is generally out OF order. The reason
is obvious The driving man Of business has
not time or will not take time properly to
masticate his food. He bolts IT, and as bad
habits are catching, all classes follow his ex-
ample. Hence Dyspepsia, with all its comDi-
cations-heuce Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
and Disorders Of the Bowels, i'm all their var
ioue phases. Against these and a hundred
other complaints, the Scandinavian Blood
Pills and Blood Purifier are wagng an ex ter
minatiug warfare. The success Of these
Medicines has been astonishing, even I'm an
age Of scientific miracles. They do not aHcUi-
ate, they crtinqWh a disorder The agony,
the fever, the debility, the dependency, which
characterize Affections Of the digestive aud se-
crotive organs, vanish under the influence OF
these preparations The constitution itsell
seems to acquire new energy under their OPP
Grafton See advertisement. ocu3wI
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CANADIAN HARvEsT.-Upper Canada
has not for several years had so bounte-
GUS a harvest as has lately been gath
cred. The farmers along the line Of
the Lake Huron road are daily teaming
to market many thousands of bushels
of wheat, barley, peas and oats, for
which they find a ready sale and receive
cash promptly The merchants of
Brantford alone have distributed humid
reds Of thousands Of dollars among the
farmers, who are being thus enabled to
meet their liabilities. Under the pres.
ent iniquitous tariff of Canada, we aid
them to secure the best price for their
grain but they and the merchants and
mechanics with whom they deal are not
permitted to buy from us in return
Reciprocity ln It's present practical APP
plication is perhaps the most one-sided
bargain ever made by the United States
and it presses with peculiar severity on
our CITY, where we are receiving larg,
quantities Of Canadian produce ant
selling nothing worthy Of mention IN
return Buffalo Commercial.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-10-13

Prince Napoleon is in treaty for an
estate in Switzorland vulgar prudence
inhabits princes as well as peasants
breasts. Louis Napoleon has likewise
a Swiss estate on which he has expended
a great deal of money. If there should
be a revolution in Paris, such as drove
Charles x. and Louis Philippe into ex-
lie, the Bonopartes will have provided
GOOD retreats for themselves.
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DETROIT Oct. Z.
The Michigan Agricultural Fair
closed to-day, having been the most
successful ever held in this State. Ev-
cry department was complete, and the
attendance was unprecedented. Wa
ter's steam plow was exhibited, and at
tr0cted special attention. The annual
address was delivered yesterday after.
noon by Gov. Banks, who, with Gov
Wisnor, Senators Bingham and Chand-
Ter, was escorted to the grounds by the
military and fire companies.
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9CCW Embellishments.
Smith Farm for Sale.


1NHE well known and beautiful Farm OF
l. Moses Smith decd, lying on the head
waters Of Clear Creek,in Penn tp., Highland
county, will be offered at public sale OF the
dwelling house on said Farm at / O'Clock, p.
Mp on Tuesday, 22d day Of November, RS
and will be sold TO the highest bidder over and
above Slj per acre. Terms Of sule ms follows:
A down payment Of two thousand dollars
The balance i'm three equal annual payments
notes of deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage ON the premises, with six per cent,
interest.
The Farm contains INV acres, all under
fence, and about 100 acres cleared soil GOOD
we'll watered, and the timber orsuperior quaI
ty, the location is desirable and beautiful, anC
is regarded as decidedly healthy.
MOSES SMITH,
Executor Of Moses Smith, deceased.
HiIlsOoro, Oct. 3d. 1859. Octl5ts
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JOB PRINTING.

We have just purchased a new Ma.
chine Job Press, which will enable us
to execute every variety of Job Print
ing ON the shortest notice, and at
prices to suit the times. Merchants
and others wanting Printing, will CON
suit their interests by calling on us,
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It is stated that Col Fremont has
written a letter, declaring that he is
not and will not be Presidential can
didate in 1860 He is represented as
closing his letter in the following Ian
guage.
81 consented to hold that relation in
1856, against my better judgment and
will, but I was assured that those who
would rally around me possessed the
power essential to my election; and
confess that tho baublo as it might
have been called by Oliver Cromwell,
possessed attractions which I could not
well resist But j would not again en-
counter all the veXation, modification
and annoyance i then encountered, If
the reward were to be ten thousand
Prosidoncics.
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THE KANSAS GoLD.-After 'all the
contradictoryreportswhichh have reached
us from the mines in Kansas, the fact
seems at last settled that there is gold
in the mining region, and that various
shipments, to the aggregate amount Of
100000, have actually been made. A
tabular statement published in the Loav-
enworth Daily Times, gives a detailed
account of the receipts from May Is, to
August Is; from which it appears that
the business firms in Denver City and
Auraria have received S72,085 from
miners, and that Of this sum, S45,OG2
have been shipped to other ports Nei-
ther Of the towns named is a year old
and these results Of three months busi.
ness are regarded as gratifying indica.
tions The express which left Denver
City in the middle Of September carried
away S32, 900 in addition; bringing ur
the total yield to the figure Of 100000
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An Trishman, who had lain sick a
long time, was met one day by the par
ish priost:--"Woll, Patrick, am glad
you have rccovered--but were you not
afraid to meet your God?" "Och, no,
your reverence, it was the other chap /
was afraid NV, replied Pat.
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a new repeating shotgun has been
perfected at Colts armory, aud will
probably be soon in market. It is made
for FIVE charges, and can be loaded end
discharged with great rapidity Provis-
ion Is made for safety, SO that it can be
carried through the most dense woods
without fear Of accident
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The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune telographs:
Tt is said by Col Forney's personal
friends here that he has consented to
be supported by his Anti-Lecompton
Democratic friends for the Clcrkship
with the understanding that they win
go with the Bopublicans for Speaker,
the latter, of course, to vote for Col II.
He docs not expect approval by Judge
Douglas.
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Mr., Isaac Drais, an old citizen of
Fayette county, was killed by the cars,
at the crossing, just East Of Washing
ton. He was driving across, and did
not notice the train which came rushing
around a curve, at.full speed, upon him.
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The New'York Herald rcjoices over
the California election, as a signal tri-
umph Of the Administration over Doug
lasism.
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Good Goods at Fair PricosI
SO1nl lIIcl NEcEOo.
Smiths Row, Main st., Opposite
nnupf TOuCn

Sonlucl NEcEEoo.
Smiths Row, Main St., Opposite the
Court House,
TNANKFUL for the liberal patronage here
L. tolore extended to him, invites the at.
tention Of his customers and the public gem
orally, to his new stock of
Dry Goods, for the Fall and Winter
Trade,
which will be found to comprise a good as
sorlment Of Staple and Fancy Goods Of the
newest styles, and best quality, which he
proposes TO sell as cheap as the same quality
Of goods can be bought elsewhere in Hills.
bOro. He makes No preteusions to sci Goods
at less htqH Cincinnati or Eastern l0hol0sgll
prices, believing that the public are too iutelH-
gent to be deceived by such dishonest profess
sions. His motto is to sell good goods at taiJ
prices, and do a straightforward and honorable
business.
He also keeps on hand a good stock o
Boots and Shoes, Of Custom and Cincinnati
work, Ready Made Clothing, Hats and Caps
Queensware, G roCeries, &c.
Country Produce taken in exchange ioI
goods at the highest market prices.
Give me call, and examine my stock
HIlsboro, Oct, 6. 1859. S. MCKEE.
OCt6
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A oigar-making machine has been
invented and patented by a French
man, and now in use Tt makes
forty-two cigars in ten minutes and
two hundred and ffty-two in one hour
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nnrinr Tho smnImnr thnl I'M. md


During thC summer that has Just
passed away, thousands Of sufferers from dye
euterv and doubua have been relieved by the
use of HOsTETTER's BlTTERs, medi-
cine which isevideuty destined to maintain
permanent place i'm the public ssumation.--
Bilious diarrhua is ono Of those diseases which
battles the skill Of the physician. The medi-
cine they administer to act upon the bowels
never seems TO reach the source Of the evil
The difficulty IS to get % remedy that will
reach all the digestive organs, and give them
simultaneously arush Of vigor, to rid them
selves Of this disease. This problem is solved
by the Brrms, which never fails to conquer
the most stubborn cases. II sonly fair to say
that during the season just closed, this med-
icine has achieved more cures than amy other
ever presented to the public, aud during the
fall, when that terrible scourgc, the Fever and
Ague, is so prevalent, the Bitlers will gain
fresh fame.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, ov.
erywhero.
1J-seo advertisement in another column.
oc13wl
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From 2m E1lra of Ts.lerdag

WEDNESDAY,, 2 o'clock pm.
We have the qualification of onnounc-
ing that the Opposition ticket for County
Officers has made a clean sweep, with
the exception of Treasurer, We elect
our Senator, two Representatives, Sheriff,
Prosecuting Attorney, Commissioner,
Coroner and Infrmary Director, "Old
Highland stands gloriously redeem Cd
from the sway of modern sham -Demoo-
racy.
Below We give the vote of the county
for State Senator and county officers,
complete, with the exception of Salem
township, in which the Democratic tick
ct has a reported majority of 60:
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LEAyENwoRTH, Oct. Z.
The adoption of the Wyandotte Con-
stitution is rendered certain by the re-
oopton of returns from the most i'm
portant counties. The majority will
probably reach 1000.
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The slaves are being moved out Of
Missouri with great rapidity. The own
ors are sending and selling them to the
South, and very soon whole counties
will be without a single bondman. This
lis not surprising, 1t is certain that the
State will soon provide, by law, for the
emancipation of all the negroes within
its borders, and the propriotors Of that
species of property naturally prefer to
sell them for the high prices now pre-
vailing in the market, rather than to
have them taken from them year or
two hence at the estimation Of public
appraisers. The Southern attempt to
force Slavery into Kansas by fraud and
violence, is bearing the blessed fruits
of Liberty. The "irroprossiblo con
hict" is peacefully advancing towards
its concIusion.-[N, Y. Tribune.
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Senator Douglas has received a vaIul

Senator Douglas has received a valua
Bile present lately. The Washington
States, on yesterday, says:
Miss Ellen Douglas received to-day a
most hearty welcome from those who
had the extreme pleasure Of making her
acquaintance. We congratulate the
House Of Douglas on the introduction
of this new heir.
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Ba thou as ohaste as ice, AS pure as
snow thou shalt not escape oalumny-
[Shakspearo
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Gen. Lane, the "Marion Of tho Mex
lean war" differs with Mr.. Douglas on
Squatter Soyeteignty. He says. "Sla-
very nominally exists, and must aiiDayg
ccia in the Territories, until they come
to form their own State governments p"
- Washington Constitution.