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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-10-27
O. GOENEW

ID DESPECTFULLY informs his customers
IL and the public generally y, that he has re-
moved his BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC-
TORY to the building recently occupied by
N Dreller, on High street, three doors south
of Scarborough's corner, where he hopes TO
receive continuance Of the very liberal pat
ronage heretofore bestowed upon him.
Having employed additional hands, l am
now able to assure my customers that all work
shall be punctualIy done at the time promised,
wthoutfear Of disappointment. Give me a
call. Oh. GOENER.
Hinsboro, Jan. 5, 1889 jams
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The Italians and the Duohies.

The public manifests small sympathy
with the movements of Italy compared
with what it did when the fighting be-
tween the Austrians and the allies was
going forward. War is so noisy and tu-
multuous that it arrests the attention of
the world All men watch with eager
ness the turns of its bloody tides. All
men read with absorbing interest the
details Of its appalling and decisive
conflicts. Yet the people of Italy, at
this moment exhibit a grander specta-
Gle than was to be seen in the fierce
charges of Magenta, or the tempestuous
shocks of Solterino. The 6rmness. the
courage and the order with which in
Tuscany, MOdena and Parma they have
decreed the expulsion of their heredi-
tary rulers, and the calm selfreIiance
with which they have maintained their
attitude, is a sublimer exhibition Of hu-
man nature than was ever called forth
on the battlefield
One of the most intelligent of .he
English journals-the Examiner-dogs
Justice to the position of the Italians in
language which is also a compliment 90
our own country. "Since the majestic
revolution that ended in American in-
dependence, " il says, "and out of whose
throes came the liberty aud grandeur
of the United States, no such spectacle
as that now presented by Central Italy
has ever rejoioed the eyes or interested
the hearts of freemen." IL is a revolu-
ton not only not the result of civil
war, but unattended by the least COM
motion; not a moments anarchy not an
hours discord not a deed Of violence,
not the shadow of an ohense against
property or life. Instead Of weakening
the bonds Of society it has drawn them
tighter together; instead Of letting loose
legion of wild theories and perilous
opinions it has had the opposite effect
of siloncing or banishing them; it has
left its enemies no single pretezt for
assailing it, for in truth the action Of an
established government could hardly
have been more sedate and orderly. In
all respects, as far as it has proceeded,
it may Justly vie with the most virtuous
revolution in ancient or modern story
IN. Y Post.
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]lout9s' department.

For the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of 2G letters:
My 9 Is is fluid
My g 10 10 we cannot do without.
My 90 - is a part Of a dog.
My 26 3 Is is a pretty animal
My6 9 lS "a is village in Highland
county.
My 20 1885 10 is something that grows.
Ny 4 ID IS - , is mans name.
My2 - Is IL is something that children
should have,
Myl92l7l Is is a vegetable.
My 20 8 5l4j % 10 is something we should
My 23II9 I989I47 20 Is IA was brave
man
MvI 2i 10 are very useful things.
My 10 20 3 - is a metal.
My31 l6 10 is something we wear.
My u 26 25 is something that people Of
ten feel.
N.Y. - 2G is a UOman's name.
NV 10 10 | / ia a boys nickname.
My IA % , 10 Is Is II is a
town in Missouri.
My % o IA 5 is something that grows
crooked
My 10 "A % 25 is something that every
person should have.
Myl7 2l ] 9 II is kind Of bird.
MyG9 IA > 3 II Is 20 8 10 is something that
every one likes.
Myl9 1921 5 l2ismy name
My whole is something that every one
should know. S. J. MEADOW.
Sugar Tree Ridge.
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FARM FOR SALE

AT a B an G I'M!
7 HAVE a Farm that wish to sell, con-
tanning 95O acres Of choice land, all under
fence, and in good repair 200 acres i'm good
state Of cultivation, all well set with clover
seed and timothy, except what is occupied
with the present crops so acres of good tim-
bered land, we'll set with blue grass. The
Farm is well calculated for either stock or
grain, being we'll waterad ith good springs
The buildings are almost new, being built in
1854 fne large two-story Brick Dwelling
House, built Of the best materials and In the
most stapprOved workmun.liko style, we'll finish
ed, with good airy cellar under the whole
building, good spring aud spring house, and
all necessary out-buidings, even down to
lumber and loom house, smoke house and
wood house, all completes fine large frame
barn and stabling, one old dwelling house,
used for work shop and grain house. Some
bearing fruit trees Of choice fruit for family
use, with young orchard coming on. Also,
Sugar Camp.
This Farm is situate on Cherry Fork Of
Brush Creek, five miles southeast Of North
Liberty, and miles from Paul Harsha's Steam
and Water Flour Mill, and but a short dis
lance from the Ripley and Locust Grove Plank
Road, in Adams county, Ohio.
The above Farm was formerly owned and
occupied by David Johnson, and improved by
him to his own good taste and style. l will
sell said Farm and improvements on very rea-
sonable terms for cash, or i'm payments to suit
the purchaser.
For further particulars apply to the under
signed, in Ripley, Brown county, Ohio.
sepl5m3 v. KERR.
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uIHEsE Machines sew from two spools, as
purchased from the store, requiring no
rewindinp Of thread they Hem, Fell, Gather
and Stitch in a superior style, finishing each
seam by their own opeartion, without recourse
TO the haud-needle, as Is required by other
machines. They will do better and cheaper
sewing than a seamstress can, even II she
works for one ceRtan hour and are, unques-
tionablv, the best Machines in the market for
family sewing, on account Of their simp icity'
durability. ease of management, and adapta-
tiou to ali varieties Of family sewing--eXecu-
ting either heavy or fue work with equal fa-
cilitv,and without special adjustment
As evidence Of the unquesiioned superiori-
tv of their Machines, the Grover g. Baker
Sewing Machine Company beg leave to re-
apectfully refer to the following
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The Picture Business.

L have listened this winter with all the pa
l. tienoe mau could have, TO see how far
men would 60 In praisng themselves, They
urge people TO come on, as &C they took Pic
lures In the natural colOrs, and no one could
initiate them, II any one can produce any
Pictures superior TO any that / can make, then
Will think everybody OF gltt TO rush and get
one Of the "SupsyioT Pictures" before they
leave,
have been blown up by powder, but being
born in the State of-Virginla, where they learn
anything TO learn IL perfect, people know that
men from that State are hard TO defeat, as
Washington, with an unframed set Of men,
defeated the British, JOSEPH III. CASKIE,
dllsboro, March no. 1859.
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New Family Grocery!

Brewer q Stevenson,
Main st., 1 Door East Of FaHis's Corner,
TJAVE now in store and intend to keep
i J. constantly on hand, fresh and COM
plete assortment Of Choice Family Groceries
comprising every article i'm that line, which
they will sell at Uery ioU prices for cgsh.
Also--All kinds of FAMILY PROVIS-
IONS, such as Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Beans,
Hommouy, Dried Fruit, Fish, &c, which
will be sold i'm quantities ts suit customers
We will spare no pains to accommodate the
public, and hope for LIBERAL patronage in re-
turn. Give us a call
HiIlsboro, Sept %, 1853. sep22tr
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The editor of the Brandon (NIiss.)
Republican notifies the public that here
after no gentleman need expect to re-
ceive his paper "more than twenty five
years, without paying for il" He winds
up with the following philosophical an
nounoement: "Those who may wish to
renew their notes, can do so by writing
out new ones on buokskin--as paper,
though not used, will mould, and the
ink ON II will fade"
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An exchange paper gives the follow
ing affecting scene from Sicklos drama.
Indignant husband to wiles lover
"Scoundrel you have dishonored me,
aud must die. Makes a rush at him
with a dagger.
Wife (seizing tho daggor) Hold,
rash, wretohed, imprudent mani What
would you do?-would you murder tho
father Of your children2
Husband caves, and father of hiu
children carriesstraighteoat tail through
front door.
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COVOdaIO Nurseries.

C1ovoIRnds Ohio
T HAVE very large and thrifty stock OF
l. FRUIT TREES, Berry Plants, Grape
Vines, Evergreen and Deciduous Ornamental
Trees and Shrubs, Roses and Plants, cOmpris-
ing all the valuable of the old varieties, and all
the new that are tested, for sale at low prices
l am determined that my stock shall be such
as TO leave no excuse for sending further,
without fariug worse. Send stamps for cata-
logues, or come and see.
sepl5m6 EDWARD TAYLOR, PrOp'r.
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GLASS X-No. 23.
F00d, Condiments and Preserves.

Apytl JDHufHtcHfS ana LFCScTCcg.
Best Barrel Flour, w. II. Trimble Cd
best, w. II. Hamrick; best Loaf Family
Bread, Mrs T. Medsker; I'd best Miss
A. Miller: best Biscuit, Miss L. Lilley.
I'd best Miss r. Easton: best Corn Bread
Mrs. j. S. Black, ID best Mrs. j. Her
ron: best Cheese, Mrs John Houp: best
Honey, Jeremiah Marker, 2d best John
kearns: best Butter, Mrs. j. s. Black.
I'd best Mrs. w O. Conard: best Hams.
Mrs. j. A. Smith best Peach Preserves.
mrs. j w. Shinn, I'd best. W.O Col
linsi best Ounce Preserves, mrs. w.
0. Collins, I'd best, mrs II. Clayton;
best Pear Preserves, mrs. w. Carey.
I'd best, miss Jane Nelson; best Straw
berry Preserves, mrs. j. w. Shinu, %
best, mrs j. A. Smith: best Blackberry
Jam, mrs j, A Smith; best Strawberry
Jam, mrs. B. Conard, 2d best mrs. w.
%. Collins; best Ounce jelly. mrs. j
W. Patterson; best Citron Preserves
mrs B. Couard; I'd best, mrs j. X.
Evans; best Strawberry Jelly mrs. d..
A. Smith; best Ounce Butter, mrs. u
B. HilIi best Apple Jelly, mrs. W. r.,
Smith, best maple molasses, John
Haighi best maple sugar, John Haigh,
best molasses from Sugar Cane. J. w.
Morgan; best Jar Cucumber Pickles.
mrs. W. White, I'd best, mrs. W. p.
Bernard; best jar mangoes, mrs. w. H..
Woodrow, I'd best, mrs. j. B. Heron;
best Peach Pickles, mrs. T. miller; mrs.
j. r. Evans.
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GLASS H-No. 8.
aalo-Emproued Short Horn.

Ldtttc- Improved lSHoFt Horn.
Best Bull over 3 years old, "Victor, -
John A. Trimble, Jr., I'd best, "Adam,
w. H. Trimble; best Bull over 2 years,
A. w. Seymour, I'd best, "Champion, 81
j. H. Houp; best Bull over year, Rob,
ert A. Linn; best Sucking Bull Calf, w,
A. Nelson, I'd best, j. A. Trimble, Jr.;
best Cow over years, "Highland Blue
Bell, ;" j. A, Trimble, Jr., I'd best, A.
w. Seymour; best yearling Heifer,
"Ianthe," j. A. Trimble, Jr.; best Suck
ing Heifer Calf "Malta, j A. Trimblo
Jr., I'd best, "Rebecca," W. A. Nelson
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Rev. W. M. Daily, on trial at Bloom
ington, before the Indiana Conference
has been convicted by that body Of
drunkenness and lewdness, and ezpoll-
ed from the Conference by a vote Of SO
to H. An appeal has been taken to
the Genetal Conference.
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NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE!
InLIN nITNTAII
DUVALL

TAKES this method Of informing his old
/ friends and customers that he has opened
a new Boot and Shoe Shop In Joseph Glas-
cocks Building, ON Main street, . doors west
Of the Ellicott House, where he Is now ready
to make TO order any work In his line, and
warrant il Of as good quality aud as cheap as
can be had elsewhere. He has now on hand
good assortment Of Mems, Women's aud
Children's Work, of custom make which he
W sell at lower prices thanany other estab-
lshment. He respectfully invites the public
to give him call, and judge for themselves.
JOHN DUVALL.
HilIsboro, Sept. g. 1853. sepSm3
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The Adams Express employs 1882
men; it has 972 agencies, and its mes
sengers travel daily 4O,l52 miles on
railroads aud steamers; a distance
equal to once round the globe and two
thirds around il a second time.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

AUorded at the annual Fair Of the
Highland County Agricultural Socis-
IT, 1859.
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CLASS A-No. /.
Horses for General Purposes.

Horses for General Purposes.
Best Stallion over 4 years, "St. Law
renee" -" A. @. jennings I'd best, "Tom
Benton" David Mason; best Stallion
over 3 years, "Flushing Boy" A. @.
jennings best Stallion over 2 years,
Monarch" A. w. Seymour; best Stall
lion over year, Morgan" u. Brown
I'd best, "Bull Of the Woods" James
Porter; best Sucking Colt "Osceola,
Philip Anderson; I'd best, "John Stu
ART" Henry CLANCY.
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CLASS A-Nn .


Best Brood Mare over 4 years, Jas.
H. Thompson, ID best, J. N. Thorn
burg best Filly over 3 years, Samuel
Mitchell, ID best, Joseph Rizer; best
Filly over years, J. N. Thornburg,
I'd best, D. wilkins; best yearling Filly
p. Anderson, I'd best, VIM. II. Keys;
best Sucking Mare Colt, B. W. Muntz,
I'd best, J. NJ Boyd best Gelding over
4 years, n. Brown, I'd best, James Houp;
best Geldiug over 3 years, P. Ander-
son, I'd best, G. Arthur; best Gelding
over 2 years, G. Arthur, I'd best, P. An
dersoni best yearling Golding, D.
Rnnha
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Leaf by leaf the roses fall,
Drop by drop the springs run dryi
One by one, beyond recall,
Summer beauties fade and die;
But the roses bloom again,
And the spring will gush anew,
In the pleasant April rain
And the summer sun and dew.
So, I'm hours Of deepest gloom,
When the springs Of gadness fail,
Aud the roses In their bloom
Droop like maidens wan and pale,
We shall find some hope that lies
Like a silent gem apart
Hidden far from careless eyes,
In the garden Of the heart.
Some sweet hope to gladness wed,
That will spring alresh aud new,
When griefs winter shall hava fled,
Giving place to rain and dew
Some sweet hope that breathes Of Spring
Through the weary, weary time,
Budding for its bossoming,
I'm the spirits glorious cline.
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GLASS W-No. %.

Best Lot Chickens, James Ayros;
best pair Turkeys, Benz Muntz, best
pair Ducks, BENZ Muntz.
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CLASS Y--No. o.
LiaLt Harness Horses.

tJi'h AAAsi fttoo AADfoeos
Best Light Harness Horse, Arabian
Nights" A. @. Jenning, I'd best, FLAX"
Asa Higgins; best pair Matches, VIM.
Holmes, I'd best, Foreman Evans.
Ponies.
Best Pony, Aaron Miller, I'd best, NJ.
f. Woodward.
Ladies' Riding -Hqtch.
1st premium, Miss /. j. Vanpelt,
ID premium, Miss Louisa j. Foreaores.
Music.
1st premium, Hillsborough Cornet
Band, I'd premium, New Market Sake
Horn Band.
Herds Of Cutie.
1st premium, John A. TrimbIe, Jr..
I'd premium, A. w. Seymour.
Miscellaneous.
Best Stove and Trimmings, E. w.
Shriver; best Sugar Evaporator, L.
Barnett; best Split-bottom Chair, V.
j. Stevens; best Cider Press, L. Scott;
best Sugar Mill, T. Barnett; best varie-
ty of Fruit Trees, Benz Muntz; best
Kitchen Safe, G. NJ. link; best Work
Stand G.. NJ link
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New Shoe Shop.

Az ~ w S4AVV SAAV hJo
SAMUEL ATET EBy
+ ATE with ]. NJ. Wheelock, respectful lily
IL informs the public that he has opened a
shop on Main Street, north side, a few doors
west Of Copes's Building where he Is pre-
pared 10 make to order, at short notice, every
description Of work in the
BOOT AND SHOE LINE,
and will guaranty satisfaction both In quality
and prices.
He invites his friends and the public gener-
ally TO give him a call
auglstf SAMUEL HAYNES.
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Best PlOw for general purposes, (cen-
ter lever d. M, Harman, I'd best, Coast)
d. NJ Harman; best Double.shovel
Plow, ID, Nj. Harman; best Harrow, j.
Taggart best Threshing Machine Lane,
Owens & Dyer, ID best, Pritz & Co..
best Farm Wagon, NJ W. Lane, 2d
best, John Taggart; best Wheat Drill,
Buckeye" Levi Barnett; best Fan.
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Ms. F0rgusOl md Miss WnTIZ,

FASFlOTlABLE MAN UAHWANEhS,
HIGH ST., SOUTH OF WooDRow loUsE.
GTDresses fitted or made on short notice,
and perfect satisfaction warranted. Terms
low. apl4mG
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GTAnswer to Enigma in last week s papers
Fun Jottings, or Laughs | have taken Pen
TO-
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GLASS J-No. 9.
Grades and NatiUes.

Best Bull over years, buchanan, "
j. H. jolly, I'd best, "Buck," James
Bruce; best Bull over 2 years, Cali
fornia," w. E. Vance, ID best, "Billy, 4"
Jonathan Vanpelt; best Bull Calf, "Lo-
gan, W. A. Nelson, I'd best, "Peter, " Ii
II. Storor; best Cow over 3 yrs, "Queen, -
John w. Pope; I'd best, Joseph Patton;
best year old Heifer, "Lady Curtis, u
j. w. Pope, I'd best "Mary Gray" J.
w. Pope best Heifer 2 years old, "Cin-
derella," j. w. Pope, I'd best, James
Bruce; best Sucking Heifer Calf ODE
lilah, W. A. Nelson, I'd best, Lilly, "
j. w. Mitchell.
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CLASS K--No. 10.
Enk CatiLe and Oren.

Best Fatted Bullock, over 3 years, J.
W. Pope; best Fatted Cow, j. II. Jolly;
best Grass-fed Steer over 3 years, Chas.
Evans, I'd best, Chas. Evans; best
Grass-fod Steer, over years, j. H.
jolly, I'd best, j. II. jolly; best Grass
fed Steer over year, r. A, Linn, 2d
best, j w. Pope best Yoke of Cattle
over 3 years, E. j. Bumgarner I'd best,
N. Amen; best Yoke of Cattle over
years, j. II. Anderson, I'd best, James
HOup.
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For the News
OCTOBER

See, Che forest leaves are falling,
Withered by the lapse Of time,
Making music, in their falling,
Making music, sweet, sublime.
And the ripened nuts are falling
Like the rain.drops to the ground,
While the golden fruits are falling,
With a joyous leap and bound.
uark! the gentle birds are calling,
From each thicket, grove and glen,
To the songster's eager calling,
Answers back his mate again.
Gathered throngs have heard the calling,
In the chill autumnol times
Al their leaders, earnest callingi
Now they seek lairer cline.
List. the gentle breeze is sighing,
Through the withered forest leavosi
For the lowrets fading dying,
Nature sobs, and weeps, aud grieves.
Cease, o breeze, thy plaintive sighingi
Nature, cease thy mournful mood
Only by their timely dying,
Can they bless the earth with good.
Winettsville, O, , Oct 9Th, 1859. BIC. D..
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CLASS B-No. 2.
DrnH Horses-

DIuyt AAOTocos
Best Stallion over 3 years, Evan
Reece, I'd best, J. B. Moore; best Draft
Mare, Oliver Hedrick, I'd best, Thomas
Patton; best Gelding, Oliver Hedrick,
2d best, j. w. Roads
CLASS C-No. 3.
Saddle Horses.
Best Trotter J. H. Thompson; best
PAGER, w. Smith.
CLASS D-No. 4.
Sweepstakes
Fastest Trottor, w. S. Smith; fastest
PAGER, Buckeye" r. Byram.
CLASS E-No. 5.
Jacks, Jennets and Mules.
Best Jack over 3 years, VIM. H.
Hamrick, I'd best, A. w. Seymour; best
Mule over years, James H. Ander-
son, I'd best, Joseph Morrow; best Mule
over 2 years, w. II. Hamrick, I'd best
w. II. Hamrick; best Mule over !
year, Thomas Robinson, I'd best, Thorn
as Robinson; best Matched Mules, j. 9,
Love.
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CLASS B-No. II.
MIL Fabrics.

Best Cloth, D. NJ. Barrett, I'd best D.
NJ. Barrett best Blankets, D. NJ. Bar
ret, ID best n H. Hardy: best Jeans, D.
Barrett, I'd best N. II Hardy: best Coun.
terpane, A. Holt, I'd best A. Holt: best
Shawls, n II. Hardy: best Stocking
yarn, D. NJ, Barrett, ID best D. NJ. Bar
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CLASS E--No. 6.
GLASS G--No. I


Best Boar over year, Benz. Conard,
ID best, &. Hallowell; best Boar over
6 months, G. Lewis, I'd best, j. Marker;
best Breeding Sow over year, E. Hal
lowell best Litter of Pigs, (5) w. E.
Erwin best Sow, 6 months old, G. Lew
is, I'd best, G.. Il. Easton; best Boar, 3
months, L. HallowelI, I'd best, B. Con
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Picture of Terry, the Murderer OF
Broderick--A Model Judge.
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Now Styles.
Prices from $50 to 1926.
with memmcrs, sS Additional

4e5 Broadway, New York.
10 Summer Street, Boston.
So West Fourth st., Cincinnati.
II Town St., Columbus.
il. .BOARDMAN, Agent, Hillsboro, o.
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ming Mill, Levi Barnett best Reaping
Machine, "Champion, Levi Barnett;
best and most numerous variety of farm
implements, John Taggart best Churn,
Joseph Taylor I'd best, j. NJ Walker;
best Feed Mill, J. r. Hopkins best
Cutting Box, j. Taylor.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-10-27
Stations.

Best Thoroughbred Stallion, "Nim.
rod Cadmus," Isaac Kelley; I'd best,
"Billy Boston," A. w. Seymour; best
Roadster Stallion, "St. Lawrence" A.
c. Jennings; % best, atom Benton, "
David Mason
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-10
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..,s,a.v a, fifteen minutes past eleven
va vii be seen by our ,elegraphic des-
go Time viii show shat will come Of il.
F''''> ,.b mistaken II Governor Wise aud
.,s 40 not live 70 regret the want Of
ts'; .;n;ty and courage, which they have
..a We are much mistaken Il the eae-
en- ',.n aOe. 10, do more 10 make the ins'''u''o"
s.'~. .,.very odius in the minds Of the peo>
q ~ i. country, and to weaken its tenure and
re-" !. existence in the State Of Virginia,
'1s1 ~, Brown could have accomplished in
Wv Gears, assisted BY Garrison, Phillips aud
s''ss .,.,es Ct the Abolition party.