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, 1860-07-20

VISIT OF PRINCE OF WALES
- ANDCELERKATlOS At M,sSsEE.L-Icrrni.
nx FA'0 u the 1bIse IAlin4 q out en.as~ - ,T
@sd..on 4 ence. TO lso.eai disappointment saa snt"I
The sabae1bers hare KexI,.y Of .uls ble .xl.rr.
ae,td &C. and Will ve penpt Mt 10 It IT. uctuns
ny latter adden.std hUW. I'LL + o. Il 81 > txn,n.
auS, Esq. t~t- ~
, 1860-07-20

Qua FRu1r MAkKEr. Our market stalls
groan under their burdens of sumner fruit,
home and tropical We have watermelons.
peaches, pears, apples, tomatoes. currants,
whortleberries, b1ackberries, raspberries, and
thimbleberries, new oranges, lemons, pine ap-
pies and banauhs- Never was there a more
bountiful season.
, 1860-07-20

w B. G. Pease, q chicago,n at Pixies Peal,
writes to his father in this city that he and two
others had just taken out liz ources Of gold
e{l,792) in four hours, in the "Califoruia
c1nlchu
, 1860-07-20

"TnlBurEs TO THEODORE PARKER."-This is
the title Of neat pamphlet which contains the
exercises at the Music Hall on Sunday, June
18th. proceedings Of the New England Anti
Slavery Society, and the resolutions Of the
Twenty.Eighth Congregational Society, whose
minister Iii. Parker was. It Is for sale BY Mc.
Nally l. Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1860-07-20

D Do you want work. The whole West,
outside of its CITIES aud large towns, wants
laborers to-day at good wages. Away with you,
out On either Of the roads leading to the inte.
11or, and two hours ride will bring you where
there is enough to ba done.
, 1860-07-20

ExA4,xA11ox AT LAKE FonEsr.-0n Tuesday,
the e4,h inst, there will be public exanina-
tion Of the students in the Academy at Lake
Forest, commencing at O'Clock, A. b., and
closing at4 4 o'clock ?. II. The patrons Of the
school and the friends Of education generally,
are invited to attend.
, 1860-07-20
CHICAGO, FRIDAY. JULY 20. 1860.

Tho Wheeling AdrAy-DeAth OF Brown
We learn that tho adray It Wheeling, in this
county, referred to IN cur last issue, turns out
to be far more serious for the wretch McEnough,
~ Brown has deceased from his wounds
Coroner James went ont yesterday to hold
an inquest. The particulars Of the affair VIC
have already briefly gwen. Brown was labor
ing man and leaves family. AcEnough, now
in Ill here, is dangerous fellow. he Was in
his present cell for some mouths last year for
stabbing man at Cicero.
DR.. Gore, the County Physician, returned
from visit TO the scene Of the atfsay, yester-
day. The murdered man had four wounds, one
Of which penetrated the right ventricle of ths
heart.
, 1860-07-20

- x0klA, 1II110U%
This MI1f has been WY ,i and every modern
improvement. The nort tompete mills in th~ tate.
1fad wth two s"f auds Patent Buf each Of wh el
viii mske 10 barrels Ct hnnr max ryed and txt-
teI qualify q aour th,n es1 b made By he Old
Er f"s ,ae a the rropEeit desirou. Of bu.ia
other mills 90 ,hr pIac pie The sroaou Is Ia
busn par Of he ety. Water are.t, Peoria on th.
bank ofsae Ittnos River with awav p1sNnx in .ront,
in eenfre af Large xzin growing diAt1ct and taY
ce-sto the Eastern ard southern maskrts The tnps
the surrounding pelknboThood II Abundance ao
enterprise and sufficient sick Apply tie
PEORIA I1TY FLOCK MILLS,
Pcora, Al!nut.,
Ekhi& obtained tv.xIm
, 1860-07-20

~ The excursion to Lake Forest this morn.
o'clock. The train leaEes Lake Forest in re-
turn ut 4.4o P. m., aud will reach the city about
8p.m.
, 1860-07-20

Tug ToorHrIcK FoRwAnDEp.-The seven foot
Bowie Knife presented by the Missouri Delega"
ton to Hon. John F. Potter, II. G., and since
the Convention week on exhibition at the Tre.
mont House, has been forwarded to Mr. Potter
at his residence at East Troy, Wis.
, 1860-07-20

q We have lsree forts Of Book Type. to which ae
constantly AIDING the ptylea ~hch ar Our Rock
Famphlt YORK Trlnted the eelehrsted Ad MS
fress. nd the n. ets -thy 1es~ed It, Hoes Hyf uc
We {A!nn to make This dr. asIuent Of bu4i
ne1s July mp to tie demAnda Of the tines
, 1860-07-20

MASTERS SALE. State of I'LL
4gl luls Took ecu ". S.S.-C,reult Court Ct conk
couu;y.-la chsneery: Mary ANA sehFeI4*r md A.na
Cashasne Weyer Z, al-fos Partition and Assignment of
Ustwef.
Public notice Is teor given Tint II pursuance Of The
mandste In degree entered IN the Atove ent ed
the ID hay b Say Q. IVY A. D lsa the nnSsr.igu;a NJ.
will. the Dnth car # Augu a. D. $50 Al tG oe:oc
Of raid day. sell It p9bi aueion Il the 10th
o< aoEe1Ah. 10 The Llzt e cdsr, all " Inc 70 lo~
described parcel II land With the appur
Lot OF Lot No. tlu) in IL ct ~ In
Fra toA Section ntte en- 5' Addition to thic,ko. ID aid
E be executed 10 the purchaser BY !he undeeiznea
Aaater In Chanctry. l.. Z. PAINE tnAEK.
Master In chacee1y OF cook Comfy.
Ch!caso. July 18th, Istt iyl9 c.stld
, 1860-07-20

~ {. Il, ECK{FkR, Ad1sTta4}~a 1Re1t. g 0rnTA
Il a~Aortasd fee{ss Ads4tisEss3 f7v Til a.d III H.
L<adia$ FnpsTs a5 III NORTH WeH. tal-bes+T
, 1860-07-20

u IL / IL
July ls'h, tn " fe OF OeerEe Arde,sop. OF SON.
, 1860-07-20

NOTICE il hereby given to tho
psatnt to tho unaeEik at K*.ss;. Of id E11k !. kv
once ot ttofxe Hama Il Aa.sou he the n:st
DAY of March, fs6f. tht dvl endA Ill Ter cHgs
xud Hank A. clAns rot - te.ente.i. WI bs - evtr
4y oEatex ol Court til sKt:E II lsSll
1~AAt: :STxEsh, Keeeiv+rs
Z. T. H"LL
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Presence of Mind.

Under this heading, an exchange
quotes from Halls journal of Health,
a number of useful hints, which if re-
mombered in time of need, might serve
an important purpose.
The Health journal says.
off a man faint, lay him at full length
on his back on the floor, loosen his
clothing, and give him fresh air. Pour
ing water on him is a barbarity."
The same competent authority pro-
coeds:
"Tho philosophy Of a fainting fit is
that the heart fails 60 send the proper
supply of blood to the brain; if the per-
son is erect, that blood has to be thrown
up hill, but if lying down, it has to be
projected horizontally, which requires
less power, as is apparent.
"lf a person swallows poison, dolibo-
rately or by chance, instead of break
ing out into multitudinous or incoher-
ent exclamations, dispatch some one for
the doctor; meanwhile, run to the kitch-
en-, get half glass Of water in anything
that is handy, put into it toaspoonful
of salt, and as much ground mustard,
stir it an instant, catch firm hold of
the persons nose, the mouth will soon
| fly open-thon down with the mixture,
and in a second or two up will como the
poison. This will answer better in a
large number of cases than anything
else. If, by this time, the physician
has not arrived, make the patient swal.
low the white Of an egg, followed by O
cup Of strong coffee, because these null
/ lify a larger number Of poisons than
any other articles, as antidOtes for any
poison that may remain in the stomach
"If q limb or other part Of the body
is severely cut, and the blood comes ou
by spirits and jerks, be in q hurry, OF
the man will be dead in five minutes
there is no time to talk or send for q
physician-say nothing, out with youl
handkerchief, throw it around the limb
tie the two ends together, put a sticl
through them, twist it around tighter
and tighter, until the blood ceases t
Aow. But stop it does no good
| Why? Because only a severed arter,
throws blood out in jets, and the artc
ries get their blood from the heart
hence to stop the flow, the remedy mus
be applied between the heart and tn,
wounded spot-in other words, abov
the wound. If a vein had been sever
ed the blood would have flowed in
regular stream, and, on the other hand
the tie should be applied below th
wound, or on the other side Of tht
wound from the heart; because the bloor
in the veins'Aows towards the heart, an,
there is no need Of so great hurry
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-29

The Count de NJ - lived in a state
Of single and independent blessodness.
He was yet young and very rich, and
surrounded by everything that could
give enjoyment to life, except a wife
He had frequently thought Of becOm-
ing a husband, but had always declared
off before the knot was tied. Once he
found himself nearly committing the
folly Of matrimony. A young person,
the daughter of one of his friends,
pleased him: her fortune pleased him
not less, perhaps, than her person aud
accomplishments, and there were other
reasons of convenience, &C., to justify
the union.
The Count, who had 50 frequently
made the first step towards mOtrimony,
but as frequently drew back, had not
yet decided upon the course he should
adopt in this case-he had promised the
friends Of the lady, but had made no
outward sign of performance. His fu-
ture mother-in.law, however, knowing
his weakness in this respect, resolved to
bring matters to a termination, and
therefore demanded Of the count wheth-
er he would not marry her daughter,
and requested an immediate reply. At
this moment his fears and hesitation
returned with more force than ever; he
trembled for the consequences.
To give up his cherished habits Of
bachelorhood, he found was hard-it
was almost impossible to abandon them.
In this emergency, he resolved to ap-
peal to chance. He wrote two letters;
in the one he accepted the hand Of the
lady, in the other refused it, He then
put them in his hat, and called his SER
want.
"Take one of these letters" said he,
"aud carry it to the chateau de -."
(which sir?"
(Which you please"
The servant chose a letter. The count
burnt the other without opening it,
A distance of ten leagues separated
the two chateaux. The domestic must
be absent twenty-four hours: twenty
four hours must eapse before the count
knew his fate His situation is any
thing but agreeable; no knows not dur
ling that time whether he is a married
man or a single one-Whether he had
still the power to dispose of himself, OF
whether he is already disposed Of The
domestic returned, He had carried the
letter of acceptance, and NJ. dc M ---
is, even at this time, the happiest hus,
band in that part Of the country.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-29

Nature and Man.

Ralph Waldo Emerson read a remark
able essay at the Music Hall in Boston,
last Sunday morning, upon the related
ness Of man to nature, aud the insensi-
bplity of mankind to the glorious herit-
age they possess. Ia this world the
greatest wonder, to every thoughtful
person, is that he is here. 1t has been
said that were it not for the phenomena
Of sleep, we should all become atheists.
as by the temporary suspension Of our
own will we are reminded of the exist
ence Of supreme will. Every thing
in nature is perfect, and the whole force
of nature seems to be directed to every
single object, The history Of single
grain Of sand contains the chronicle Of
the world. Man leans downward upon
every animal, even to the lowest forms
of creation, while each species of ami
NAL life gravitates upward to man. So
far as humanity is concerned, the earth
itself is tomb, in which petri6ed races,
converted into statues of stone, are
their own mOument
1t is impossible to conceive the little
ness OF ulau as com pdteu Win luunlLe
space, yet how splendid is the furniture
Of his mind BY astronomy worlds and
systems are weighed, but what a puny
thing is the astronomer. Men are eu-
dowed with the diving bell of memory,
to explore the reeesses Of knowledge;
with the balloon of fancy, to soar into
the ompyrean; but most mems memory
consists Of record Of triAing incidents,
on such a day 1 paid a note, or the
COW calved, or / cut my fnger,-and
the fancy gropes amid the most grovol-
ing objects. Life becomes a mere
pleasure-hunt, men are shop-worn, and
all existence is resolved into a struggle
TO put something between the upper
and lower mandibles And this is q
creation where every thing is attuned
TO the incest harmony. The race has
not yet taken possession Of its own
Mankind is only a founding at the
gates of Gods great temple.
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QQljt ano 8pmor.
More Fuss than Feathers.

More Fuss than Feathers
The Philadelphia Pennsylvania has
the following good story amongst its po.
lice reports;
As Mrs. Esther Ssanbury, residing in
a court running from Race, below Sixth
street, was about to bring a bucket Of
water from the hydrant last night, she
found an old basket suspended from
the knob of the front door. Putting
her hand into the basket she felt some
thing alive and kicking, but so wrapped
up in rags that no farther discovery
could be made without uuwrapping the
object A piece of paper, folded like q
letter, lay by the side of the animated
bundle Mrs. Stansbury Immediately
returned into the house, and by the
light of the lamp examined the billet
It was directed to her husband Sh,
trcmulously broke the seal and read as
follows:
To doc &ansJmy--Sir 1 send yor
the baby which you will please tax,
good care Of and bring up right, Sc
that IL may turn out to be better mar
than its daddy. Oh, Joseph, what 8
sly old rake you are Who would think
/ that such a sober old spindleshankl
could be such a tearing-down sinner
The child is yours-you may swear tC
that. Look at tit is Joe Stansbury
all over. You deceived me shamefully
| Joe-lotting on to be a widowcr! Blu
do a fathers duty by the young one
and III forgive you.
Your heart broken NANCY.
p. S.-Dont let shat sharp-nose,
wife of yours see this letter, Cannon
her with some kind Of a story about tn,
baby N,
Mr., Stansbury was in the basemen
kitchen, quietly eating his supper, anl
| little imagining what a storm was brow
ling over his head The door of th
kitchen was violently thrown open, an,
| his wifo's voice yelled out
"Stansbury come up here, you vii
lainl Here a mess for you"
The ostonished Stansbury hastil
obeyed the summons.
"Don't you want to see Nancy, th
heart broken Nancy2' cried Mrs. STAINS
bury, when her guilty husband hobble,
up into the room.
| "Nanoyl what Nanoy's that2" sal
! the sly old rogue, in well-foignod as
Constituent.
"Why, Nancy the mother Of this ba
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DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

g8ri- largely employed u the prDc- of strwmg 10 uCt
bysoftcnng the fbcrs, and rendering tho
tender and dgcstihlr The value of vinegar In ocouomi
cal cooking, may be tested 10y the Of this recipes
Take meat from the COarsest joints Of beef such
the leg shin, sticking piece, cut it in slices of two or
hrppt each dip each In good vinegar, and then
pack the whole In tho stcwpan with onions, tuuips, on
other vegetables SMALL without wuer cover closely
aud let t stand by the side Of the fire for six eight
hours twill then be found to be thoroughly done, and tC
have yielded am abundance Of gravy, being at the same
time remarkably tcudCr.
The only puCcuuun necessary rs that tho heat should
never be suffered 60 approach the boiling point the
meat vegetables and HavOringmutcrus may bc placed 20
earthcuwurp jar which DC closely tied down,
then placed n large saucepan of waor very slow
This mode of cooking is applicable Go any kind Of meat
and will be found exceedingly economical, giving litt
trouble and uwishuga very nutritious diCs dc
cious food Tho acid Of the vinegar is entirely disspu
ted during tho process.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-29

by that's been hung up at the door, Mr..
Stansburyl Oh, you look mighty in
nocent but just read that lettor, aud
then look into that basket Don't bo
afraid-it won't bite, it's got no teeth
poor thing. You'll know it, for os the
hussy says, It's just like you all over
Please goodness, I'll expose you before
everybody
In less than five minutes Mrs. Stans-
bury had collected room full Of spec
totors-half the inhabitants Of tho
court--to witness the process Of un-
wrapping the baby. Anxious expeota-
ton sat on every countenance, as tho
jealous lady tore away rag after rag
from the body Of the founding, tho
vigorous movements Of which astonish-
ed everybody "Its full of the devil
already" said Mrs. S.; "that shows it's
his. You'll soon see that it is like him
in everything"
Atlast, all the swaddling clothes be-
ing removed, out jumped the baby, and
made its escape through the open door.
1t was a big tom-caH
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-29

A TERRIBLE MEETING. -- For some
time past house of ill-fame has annoy.
ed the citizens Of a village on the line
of the Cleveland and Columbus Rail-
road, and it was determined that tho
house should be broken up. On Thurs
day night the Marshal Of the village
made descent upon the house, took
the inmates in custody, and the next
morning they were taken before a mag.
istrate for examination. There were
three girls among the prisoners, and as
the eve of the magistrate fell upon ono
Of them he grew deadly pale, and hasti-
ly adjourned the court Among these
wretched and abandoned girls, he recog-
nized the once fair features Of bis own
daughter. Several years before, whilo
attending a Female Seminary in an
Eastern State, she had eloped with a
worthless fellow, and her father had new
er heard Of her or seen her until that
terrible morning. Deserted by her
husband, she adopted O life Of prosii-
tuition, aud found her way TO tho West.
The father, unknown 90 her, moved al
SO 10 the West, and settled In Che village
above alluded to.-[Cloye. Plaiudoalsr
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-29
3fljsr(llaNCOUs.
Clock Making.

ClCCA- IN ahluEu
The manufacture Of clocks was COM
mcuced in this country about 1915, by
Elias Terry, Of Plymouth, Conn, who
made wooden clocks, whiting out the
wheels with a knife. The running was
regulated by a heavy bag Of sand and
was wound up by a ball at the othor
end of the cord Terry used to mako
two clocks, swing them across his horse ,
and ride off in search Of a market
Very soon he introduced the use Of
"brass movements" using old kettles,
because brass was scarce. When he un-
dertook TO make two hundred clocks,
people laughed at him, thinking it
would be impossible to sell them. In
1923 Hon. Chaunccy jerome commcnc-
ed the business, and with progressive
improvements the business stands more
perfect than any other in the country.
In 1929 a wooden clock cost Sll, now
much better one can be bought for
81 80. The business previously trans.
acted by G. jerome & Co. is now dono
bv the New Haven Clock Company
In 1857 the company commenced to
make castings. Then it was thought
wonderful that il turned out $4,000
clocks. In the year just ended tho
company turned out 10000 complete
clocks and l76 900 finished movements.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-29
rFor the News
THIRTY YEARS ACC

The deserted old srhoo-Iousc su stands by the tree,
Where's firm It has stood, thirty years morci
But of an who once mingled there, merry and free,
How few orc yet left, who then met on thotnoor2
How pleasing to think on Murray's old book
In which, lear hy leaf pondercd and stroyc,
with diligcnt care, hy the side of tho brook,
Where the task was Of lore, wcll as Of love.
The old gourd Is gone that we used by the spring,
And the pathway o'crsrown with tho undsturbod sol
There's the roof dthc bell ceased 10 ring-
scats broken, aud siltcrs allfrce from tio rod.
with tears in my eyes lean Eaint The jam-
And pray 10 go back to the lessons then got;
When, thirty lonEycars siuco just whore 1 now am,
toiIcd, OH how bard, to hstter my lou
The old scenes Of my boykool Seem before me at ast
And around inc seems grouped the school in mossi
while echo answers Encl, from the terrible Past,
That Gabriel has the roll and will call Up my casai
Fall Creek March, 1860. s"e
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-29

MANS Account WITH WOMAN Look
here; you must allow that woman ought,
as much as in her lies, to make this
world a paradise, seeing that she lost us
the original garden. We talk as philo-
sophers; and when all is said about
what we owe to woman, you must allow
that we have a swinging balance against
her. There's that little matter Of the
apple still to be settled I Douglas Jer-
rOld
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portrg
THE LONG AGO.

ny uENJANIN .. TATLou.
OF wonderful stream is tho river TIME,
Asitruus through tho realm Uf tOarsi
with multcss rhyihm and musical rhyme
Anda broader sweep, Oudo surge gcsubiime,
As it blcuds with the ocean of years.
How the wlntcrspro drifting, like nolos Of snow,
And the summers like buds between,
And tho wear n the shcaf-8o they como and they go,
on the rivers breast, wtthits chD ana now
As it glidos iu the shadow and sheen.
There's magical Isrr, mp the river Time,
Where the suftcst of airs is playing
There's Cl0udlCss sky, and O tropical climoi
And 10 song sswcnt uH yoapcr chime,
Aud the Juncs with tho rosc5 oro siroying.
And the name OF this isle is the LoNo AGO,
And wo bury Our treasure there's
There are br0ws of beauty and bus0m8 of SNOW
They are heaps of dust, but we iore1 them SO!
There are triukcts and tre5ses of hair.
There are fragments Of song that nobody sings,
And part of 8n infant prayer
There's lutc unswcpt, and harp without strings,
There are broken vows and pieces uf rings
And tho garments she used 20 wear,
There are hands that arc waved when,hc fairy shore
And Nc souictirc4 hear Though the turbulent roar
swcot voices we hoard iu the days gone before,
When the wind down the river is fair
Ol remembered for aye be tho blessed Isle,
An the day of our Tie tiuuight-
When hruyeuing comes with It's honutttul Smllei
Audour oycs are closing TO slumbor awhile,
May that "GnrrNwoop" of souls be in sight
Nn. Eu1r0n.-T sond you beautiful poomr which per
chance will Doc interesting Co many Of your readers os th
production of Mr. Taylor who lccturcd for You SOM
Nrrksago Icopicd SC from Chicago journal some year
ago. There hs been sumr Jnnguug lh lhe h'IUI,
world U who WIS the real author There are two cope
of 90 iu tho Ladies' Repository, differing widely, and ON
called "Tho Mystical Isu in the River Time Finally
H r. TnyIor sas Inc matter right by note to the cdito
ur ho Repository asserting that hc Is the author but ho
is pOum had been mutiRted that he was almost los
H.H. tH. I#HH HHHH n|
''-'' '7''''' NJ b.
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THF LANGUAGE OF Birds. - The
sparrow is a constant example of early
rising, and a preacher Of economy. AS
soon as it is light you hear him hop
ping up and down in the rain-spout,
crying, HChoapl cheap"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-29

None of us are either so much prais-
ed or censured as we think; and most
men would be thoroughly cured of van
ity if they could only rohearse their
own funeral, aud walk abroad incognito
after their supposed burial.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-29

a well known physician was very
much annoyed by an old lady who was
always sure to accost him in the street,
for the purpose of telling her ailments.
Once she met him as he was in hurry.
"Ah, I see you are quite feeble" said
the doctor. "Shut your eyes and show
me your tongue" and the doctor quiet
ly moving OF, left her standing thoro
for some time in this ridiculous posi-.
ton, to the infinite amusement Of all
who witnessed the scene.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-03-29

To die Of excess in youth is like being
drowned in the torrent Of the passions;
In advanced age, it more resembles being
smothered in the mud Of their deposit.
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There is no moro certain sign Of 2
narrow mind, Of stupidity and arro-
ganoe, than to avoid the society Of those
who think differently from us.