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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-07

THE Richmond
ssuIraNT ORIGINAL STORY.

Upon making recent '"pios' -.
WEEKLY DISPATCH, VINO" ns'e ,N'ssS
added 10 its popularity and extensive eireu.a-
lion. |, wa. animated that rom '"e !" s.ae
original stories from some OF our aos' sceoa.-
plished writer's should appear IN i's commas
The firs, Of these. story from the primary
-, :, the author of the "MoZ1S ADDUMS
rprrrRS.- promised for some time, is now
completed, and It's pahieaiioa VIII oe coin-
menced in the WEEKLY DISPATCH oil No
yEMBER asrH. This story, located in TINS
ei,y aud some Of the interior counties, is en-
titled:
"WsDL0CK is A TlCKLiSH THING ~
"Big Siery" about the Happisa Couple an
"A,
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EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTI0N..
II GOODS To BE CLOSED OUT AT HALE
THE PRICE OF 1MPORrATlON.-Five han
dred Corsets all qualities; $50 Cloaks: 325 hand
some Embroidered Collars At %, so and IS gents,
worth double the none; 2St Embroidered Hdkfs.
a. IS cents. worth 20 cents; $50 Yards Bonnet Vel
vets at n great sa@rfce: 400 pieces Dress Trim
mings. guaranteed save ofs0 cent: 800 ladies'
and chlldren's Hoap Skirts - great bar. ain; VS.
ladies' and children's Merino Vests 900 pair Kid,
Six, and Buck Quantities. q full assortment Of En-
broidsries. TRIMMINGS. Hos ery, Gloves, White
Goods: a iull line OF Millinery Goods. Head
Dresses, Hair Pins. and lots OF other Goods. which
win be closed ont at unuracedented low prices, q.
G0LDSMIT'S Trimming and
Va-ietx Sfnrn 2nS BROAD
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IA, Gfrrsi fifFrs.. GrFrs I!
GO 10 THE MEFROPOLITAN GIFT BOOK
STORE, NO. ISL MAIN ST REET.
Where soa ma find the largest and best COLLECTION
city. cnll and examine 1t No. Isl Main street.
no 2-6f
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w - ~
NUAL EXHIBIT ION
= I Il ! Y c 4 l. L y III I To
~ OF THE
VA. MECH \ MICS INSTITUTE.
HALL on 9TH ST, NEAR MAIN.
NOW OPEN FOB THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.


The attractions are:
STEAM CAlIOPE,
The first steam musical instrument ever seen In
this CITY; Working Machinery, IN endless VARIETY;
American Manufactures OF superior quality; Paint
inss; DRAWINGS; Autographs; Needle work; Chinese
and South Sea Island Curinslties: Revolutionary
Relies; Old Prints; Coins: Minerals; Treasures Of
the Ocean; Steam EnsInes; Virginia Jewels and
hundreds of contributions too great to enume rate.
EA PRICE or ADMISSION. IS CENTS. Mem
befsT Tickets So. Life Mentors SIS. Junior
Members 81 50. A members ticket gives him the
privileSe OF taking with him to the exhibition ftrc
iadisS one lady and fIo0 children, under twelve
years of age. No tickets are transferable. Every
member and deposition is expected TO show his or
her tcke: to the doorkeeFer on enterlns the Hall,
to ensure admission. nepositors' tickets. when
found in other hands than the deposition, will be
taken possession of hy the doorkeeper.
nA Hail open from 10 clock, A. tn 5o'clock,
p. NJ, and ftom7 o'clock, p. to l1o'elock. p. NJ.
ocG-ts VIM. FORBES, Chairman.
A PRIZE! PRIZE!!-AT THE PALACE
"A HALL SHOOTING GALLtRY.--A beautiful
Silver Plated Ivory Handle FIV E-SH0OTER. 10
he presented Ia thu hrst person that can rms the
BELL four times in succession, ut the word. with
the re ner dueling Pistol. Gallery open DAl and
NIGHT. for practice and instruction IN Pistol and
Rife Shooting.
EIGHT SHOTS for IS cents.
oc 22-lm JOHN b. WILLIAMS.
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(4UEtK LOST.-Was lost near our office, our
~ CHECK on the Farmers Bank, dated October
10, and payable 10 Noe or Bearer. for @5HS3 -
The finder will bs suitably, rewarded bi ieayIns
the same with us, pa neni having been stopped.
nc Its r. II. WHITLOCK * son.
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nA. The st. Lawrence House. Corner 9Th
ana Main streets. Richmond, Va. is now open for
the reception of BOARDERS. either by the day.
month year. Mrs. X. MACDONOuGH.
DC its
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-. SIS REWARD. StraNe ed from the
vse---~ Canal Boat Hope" Friday night. Sept.
ssxsA 2 a mouse colofed MARE MULE, No
" ~ marks recolected. with the exception of
S~-2is11~ a scar on the back OF the neck, and a
fresh scar ON the wither Will pay SIS reward and
ali ressona bic expenses to any person ho will de
liver said NJ ule at Mr.. J. l., Station oitSe;
Oc Slim r. ii. SChbbOS.
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Is. FOR RENT-Two ine, large ROOMS,
@si over Porter. Harris Horner suitable for of
AA fees. Rent moderate to good, permanent
tenants. Applt to
PORTER, HARRIS 4 HORNER,
nnT-3t No 49, west Main street.
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ia Removal. Nv. Leigh Burton. Dentist.
door above the Mechanics Institute. aa lS--Sn
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NJ Eicorice-A. q. G. Brand.-The above
well kncwr favorite Brand always on sale by
JAMES G. McANDREW,
de8--lv 81, Pine strset. New York.
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g., VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
De re uiar monthly meeting OF the instl-
tuts will be held IN the ball, on On street, al 9.
CoI'Ygys MeCABR, d. D., will deliver an address to
fha members OF the Institute and visitors.
-" ne lit j. w. LEWELLES, Sec'y.
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-. FORRENT--A basement STO RE ROOM,
~: in rear OF Messrs. Johnston Branstords
t4.s warerooms, and fronting in Lonhardy Alley
Rent moderate. Possession given immediately.
WH. WALLACE SONS.
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i GST-A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT in
Il the Commercial Savings Bank, No. 3li- dated
ed AUGUST, 1884, in the name of Thomas A. Hope
for 500, which has been assig ned on the back to
NJ. i. Hope, trustee tor II. z. Duke and her chil-
dren. | shall apply for duplicate OF the same
NJ 4. HOPE,
Trustee for VI. F. Duke and her children.
z lortA ,srt
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I OST.-On Friday last, between tho corner OF
IL Sth and Main streets and Brooke Avenue, my
FREE PAPERS. They were IN a small tin box
office. +. NJ. TINSLEY,
noT-lt* A free man of color.
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~ TIE ACCONPLISHM OF
ri DANCING-CHAS. A. MCEV0Y has the
GA honor of amour eng to the citizens OF Rich
tsiAz moud and vicinity, that the next annual ses
on nf his School for instruction in the above de
sjrahle accomplishment. Will commence at CORN
THAN Hall. on SATURDAY MORNING. Noyem-
Der 9Th 1859 Cor young Ladies' Misses and Masters
and on MONDAY EVENING, November 7th. for
Gentlemen.
The New Empire Quadrills, and other fashions
bie Dances of the season, will be Taught during the
H-gt
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rs Cox,s Sparkling Gelatine. for sale BY
JNO. w. GARLICk-
oc Cts Apothecary and Druggist.
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0cr.s FOR SALE.-A very superior MICH
49, cow. raised In Richmond. Enquire ut
.Ga.Nu,,rhis office no 81
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ELEGANT CLOAKs AND SHAWLS,
From last weeks AUCTION SALES of French
Importers in New York at
GREAT SACRIFICE.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01
Dottrg.
A HOME SCENE.

Come, let us pull the curtain down.
And lay the work aside,
And gather up the playthings
You've scattered far and widei
And place the lamp upon the stand,
Beside the great armchair,
And bring the last new magazine
And cut the leaves with care.
Now heap the coal upon the CRATE
He loves tho cheerful fire
See how the flames dance merrily,
And leap up high aud higher!
Now place his slippers ON the rug,
And get his dressing.go
+ or papa will be tired and cold,
When he comes buck from town.
Come let me battle your glowing cheeks,
And make your hair look neat,
And put your bright pink apron on
There, now, you're clean and sweet!
Now sit down on the little bench
That grandpa made, and see
How still you will DO while good mamma
Goes lay the cloth for tea.
The tea-kettla sends forth rs hum,
The biscuits are so light;
/ wish he'd come lit seems to mo
He's rather late to night
Hark! wasn't that our gate that clicked
"tnrrahW shouts little will,
And ere I've time to toll him "hushw
He's bounded DER the sill
And "papa's come!" he shouts again,
And climbs up for kiss;
And "papa's tum! oh, papa's tumH'
Echoes his little sis.
Oh! happy group that live and love
Within that humble cot;
Many who dwell in palaces
Might envy them their lot.
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FARM FOR SALE

AT a IA G. q EN- /!
7 HAVE a Farm that ] wish to sell, con-
tanning $50 acres Of choice land, all under
fence, and in good repairs 200 acres i'm good
state of cultivation, all well set with clover
seed and timothy, except what is occupied
with the present crop; 50 acres of good TIM
bered land well set with blue grass The
Farm is well calculated for either stock or
grain, being we'll watsred with good springs
The buildings are almost new, being built in
1854 fine large two-story Brick Dwelling
House, built Of the best materials and i'm the
mostapproved workmuu-like style, wellinish-
ed, with good airy cellar under the whole
building, gooG spring and spring house, and
all necessary out-buildings, even down to
lumber and loom house, smoke house and
wood house, all completes fine large frame
barn and stabliug, 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 ,
a Sugar Camp.
This Farm is situate on Cherry Fork of
Brush Creek, five miles southeast Of North
Liberty, and miles from Paul Uarsha's Steam
and Water Flour Mill, and but a short dis
tauce 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
sci said Farm and improvements on very rea-
sonable terms for cash, or in payments to suit
the purchaser.
Forrurther particulars apply to the under
signed, in Ripley, Brown county, Ohio.
sepl5m3 V, KERR
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01
A New Bill ofRights.

A wag has made up q summary OF
what he calls the "Inalionable Rights OF
Americans" and which are not enumer-
ated in the Declaration Of Independence.
There is a vein Of poignant sarcasm
running through IT,
To know any trade or business with
out apprenticeship or experience.
To marry without regard to fortune,
state of health, position, or opinion OF
parents or friends.
To have wife and children dependent
on the contingencies of business, and, in
case of sudden death, leave them wholly
unprovided for
To put off upon hireling strangers the
literary, moral and religious education
Of children.
To teach children no good trade, ho-
ping they will have when grown up, wit
enough to live on the industry Of other
people.
To enjoy the general sympathy when
made bankrupt by reckless speculation.
To cheat the government if possible.
To hold office without being compe-
tent to discharge its duties.
To build houses with nine and six
inch walls, and 60 to the funerals Of ten.
ants, fremen, and others, killed by their
fall weeping over the mysterious dis
peusations of Providence.
To build up cities and towns without
parks, public squares, broad streets, Of
ventilated blocks, and call pestilence
visitation Of God.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01
THE INDEPENDENT FARMER.

Let sailors sing the windy deep,
Let soldiers praise their armor,
But I'm my heart this toast lll keep
The Independent Farmer.
When first the rose, In robe Of green,
Unlolds its crimson lining,
And round his cottage porch is seen,
The honeysuckle twiuing,
When banks Of bloom their sweetness yield
To bees that gather houey,
He drives his team across the field,
Where skies are soft and sunny.
The backbrd clucks behind the plow,
The quail pipes loud and clearly}
Yon orchard hides behind It's bough
The home he loves so dearIyi
The gray old barn, whose doors unfold
His ample store i'm measure,
More rich than heaps Of boarded gold,
A precious blessed treas Ure;
But yonder i'm the porch there stands
His wife, the lovely charmer,
The sweetest rose on all his lands;-
The Independent Farmer.
To him the Spring comes dancing gay,
To him the summer bushes,
The autumn smiles with mellow ray,
His sleep old winter bushes;
He cares not how the world may move,
No doubts or fears coniound himi
His little flock are linked i'm love
Aud household angels round him;
He trusts in Cd, and loves his wife,
Nor grief nor iil may harm her,
He's Natures nobleman in life
The Independent Farmer.
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DON'T YOU DO IT.-When you are Of
fcred a great bargain, the value of which
you know nothing about, but which you
are to get at half price, "boing you
don't you do it.
When a young lady catches you alone,
lays violent hands on you, expressing
"kiss" in every glance-don'tyo you do it,
When a horse kicks you, and you feel
a strong disposition to kick the horse in
return-don't you do it,
Ifon an odd occasion your wife should
exclaim to you, "now tumble over tn C
cradle and break your neck, do"-dOn't t
you do it.
When you have any business to trans
act with a modern fnancier and he asks
you to 60 and dine with him--Don't
you do it.
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Tbr 35owlc CjrrIr.

SINA BANYAN-TREE.-There is a tree
on the islands Of the River Ganges, a
single shoot ofwhich, ifset out, soon be-
comes a tree, with branches dropping
down to the ground, Each branch on
touching the earth takes root and be-
comes a new tree; this also sends forth
branches which enter the ground and
give birth to other trees, until, at length,
that little banyan shoot first planted has
become a thick shaded forest. So it is
with every sinful practice, and with eve
ry sinful habit. So sin roproduces itself
with rapidity. The first sin is the little
shoot Just planted and springing up with
life. Each successive sin is a new branch
taking root. Would it not have been
an easy task to have pulled up that first
banyan- tree and thrown it into the Gan.
ges? But is an easy task when in the
course ofyears that tree is forest2
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

If milk is used in coffee, it should az
ways be scalded, and used boiling hot,
1t is better to have a little rich cream,
than much that is thin in it. I om sure
one secret in the making Of Paul Bon
yon's coffee is that he uses hot milk. A
friend Of mine once offered him ten
dollars for his recipe, but he did not
choose to give it. am more gener-
Gus. I offer mine gratuitously, and l
wish 1 could, also, offer a cup, ready
made, this cool morning, to any of my
friends who would enjoy it. Anna
Hope.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

NUMBER OF HORSES. The general
estimate has been s to 10 horses in Eu-
rope for every hundred Inhabitants
Denmark has 40 horses to every hund-
red inhabitants, which is moro than any
other European country. Great Britain
and Ireland have 100000 horses;
France, 3,OOO.OOO; Austrian Empire,
exclusive Of Italy, 100000, Russia,
3,5OO,OOO. The United States have
100000 horses, which is more than
any European country; the horses of
the whole world are estimated at 81
.42O,0 O,0OO.- Goodrich.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

According to a Parliamentary Report
Just published, there are finished and in
use in Great Britain 5000 miles Of rail-
roads, which cost seventeen hundred mil
lions Of dollars, or say eighty thousand
dollars per mile, producing an avercge
dividend Of three per cent
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01
DoUt5s' department.
For the News

For the N News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
I am composed of l5 letters:
My 3 10 is a measure.
NY 2 Z II is males nickname.
My ls 70 lG is a playthinE.
My s is a represe ntation.
My 3 is part Of the head.
NY / IA is a kind of drink.
MY II Q Is Is an animal.
Ny II 4 is found in trees.
My whole is a great curiosity i'm the East.
Bell, o. B. W. HOTIINGER.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

A gentleman Of high social consido
ration in Genoa, lately made the dis
covery that his wife was unlaithful to
him, Waiting his opportunity, he found
the guilty pair together, and politely
showed them the way to the street door,
which he closed after them. He then
sent a servant for an undertaken, or
dered the arrangements for a funeral,
sent out cards Of invitation to his friends,
and over the empty coffin performed the
ceremony for a departed wife. This over,
he delivered the light burden to the
hearse, and once more addressing his
friends, called for their congratulations
upon the fact that he was now a widow
er-upon which, opening the folding
doors, he introduced them to a splendidly
prepared feast. The gaieties which thus
introduced his return to "single life"
were prolonged till morning,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

UTAnswer to Enigma in last weeks paper:
The String Band of Marshall
Answer to Chorade in last weeks paper:-
Ven-i-sOn,
Answer to Geometrical question: 81 and
ll3-l47th inches
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

Sccno-Littlo old gentIomen; his wife
busy mending; their son John, about six
feet high, and about twice as big as his
father
Old gontleman-"Well, wife, I must
60 to see Blagus, my tailor, pretty SOON
those pants of mine are about worn out.
Wife-"You have spoken in the very
nick of time, my dear; l was just think
ing Of cutting down an old pair of Johns
for YOu.n
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

SURVIVING "WoMEN OF THE REvo-
LUTIoN."-There are only 35 surviving
widows Cout of 5000 admitted) who
were pensionod for the services Of their
husbands in the Revolution. Three re-
side in Virginia, viz: Sally Goodall,
aged lO4, Green county; Sally Stewart,
aged 100, Appomattox county and Ann
Taylor, aged 1O2, Madison county
Among the oldest arc Sarah Fitzpatrick,
Of Smith county, Tennessee, aged lO5,
and Winifred Holly, of Halifax county,
North Carolina, aged 1O4.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

A little child was poisoned in Ciucin-
natl, the other day, by eating too freely
Of orange peeling She was relieved by
an emetio IL was the opinion Of the
physician that, had the poison remained
in her stomach, she must have died,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01
Charade.

Ny frat is either bad OF good,
May please or may offend yOui
My second, in the thirsty mood,
May very much befriend youi
My W hole, though termed "cruel word, }"
May yet appear a kind Onei
II often may with joy be heard
With tears may often blind one.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

Mr.. }. B. Bennett is the General
Agent of the Htna Insurance Company
at the West. His office is in Cincin-
natl. He employs fifteen clerks, and
controls the entire Western business
One of his employees receives $4,000
per year, and Mr.. Bennett himself re-
ceives $4,000 year and Is per cent. in
commissions on his receipts Year be-
fore last his income was $4,000; last
year it was $4,000, and the present
year it will undoubtedly be equal to the
last years aggregate.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

Mr., Thorburn, a son Of old Grant
Ihorburn, well known as a scotsman
and horticulturist, will probably, says
the Boston journal, soon be called TO
Mount Vernon, to superintend the res
toration Of those hallowed grounds laid
out by Washington.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01
For the News.

OF the NbWas
BELFAST, Nov. 81, 1855.
MR. EUIToR;-The following sum will puzzle
some of your juvenile readers to solve, viz:
Divide poles, yards, . feet, by 2, and
prove il.
like your "Youth's Department" and
hope your young readers will continue to
contribute their share 10 the same By so do
ing, they will greatly improve their minds.
Yours truly, FLORA.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

SILK WORMS FAILING. The Boston
Traveller informs us that fears are en-
tertainod that the silk worms will soon
become extinct Disease has marked
them for her own, and they are going
the way Of men, who 60 TO the worms
These adornors of beauty would be sad
ly missed, and silk would become as
much an article of luxury as are now the
rarest descriptions of laces, until that,
too, should pass away.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

Mr.. Hall, editor of the Nashville
(Tenn.) News, on the 18th inst, shot
Mr.. Poindexter, editor of the American
of the same city, killing him almost in
stantly. The rencontre which resulted
lin the death Of Mr. Poindexter, grew
out Of q newspaper dificuItY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

To CURE SCRATCHES ON HoRsEs.-
Wash their legs with warm soap-suds,
and then with beef brine; two applica.
tions will cure the worst case.
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Woman S Marriage

To marry one man while loving and
loved by another, is about the most
grievous fault that a woman can com
nit. 1t is a sin against dclicacy, against
kindness and truth. 1t involves giving
that to legal right which is guilty and
shameful when given to anything but
reciprocal affection. 1t involves double
treachery and a cruelty. 1t involves
wounding the spirit, withering the heart,
perhaps bljghtiug and soiling the soul
of the one who is abandoned and betray-
ed. 1t involves the speedy disonchant-
ment Of the one who is mocked by the
shadow where he was promised the sub
stance, and who grasps only the phan-
tom; soulless beauty, and the husk, the
shell, the skeleton of dead affection.
1t entails ceaseless deception, at home
and abroad, by day and night, at our
doWnsitting and our uprising; deception
in every relation-deccption in the tend.
crest and most endoaring moments Of
our existence. 1t makes the whole of
life a weary, degrading, unrewarded life.
A right-minded, woman could scarcely
lay a deeper sin upon her soul, or one
more certain to bring down a fearful ex-
piatiOn. For a woman in very truth,
this is a sin against the Holy Ghost
the sin unto death-the sin which casts
a terrible darkness over both worlds.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1859-12-01

A freight train Of IA cars on the In
diana Central Railroad, fell through a
bridge over the Whitewater at Cam-
bridge City, aud three personswere kill
cd and one dangerously wounded The
Joss Of property was very heavy