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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

BRILLIANT EFFORT OF A YOUNG
LAwYER.-A correspondent of an East
crn paper says: I remember once,
when I was a young man, living up in
New Hampshire, they dedicated a new
bridge, and invited a young lawyer to
deliver an oration The lawyer had
never yet, after a fortnight's practice,
had the honor of being retained, and
the opportunity of establishing a repU-
tation was admirable. The day came,
and with it to the bridge camo the null
titude and the orator. He had made
no written preparation, that being, he
had been told, unlawyer-liko-a lawyer
being supposed to be capable of speak
| ing without note or notice any number
of hours, on any subject, in a style O
thrilling eloquenco. So our orator
trusted to the occasion. He stood out
upon the platform, and amid the pro
| found attention of his audience, com
menced: "Fellow-citizens, fve-and-for
ty years ago this bridge, built by YOU
enterprise, was part and parcel Of tht
bowling Wilderness He paused q mo
! WeuJ' leS, 4CllOM-ClIlHeu7' OHlg u'G
and-forty years ago, this bridge, wher,
VIC now stand, was part and parcel o
the howliug wilderness" Anothe
pause. TCries of good, 50 on Here
was "the rub" 81 feel it hardly neces
sary to repeat, that this bridge, fellow
citizens, only five and-forty years ago
was part and parcel of the howling vii
derness; and l will conclude by sayinl
that I wish to heaven it was part an,
parcel Of it now"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

Calhoun Bcnham, who was the sec.
ond Of Terry in the duel in which the
latter killed Senator Broderick, has re
ceived from President Buchanan tho
appointment Of U. S. District Attorney
for California tits the custom of the
duel for the second to examine the per
son Of his principals opponent to SEQ
that he wears no coat Of mail or similar
obstruction to tho bullet. This is usu-
ally a mere form. Broderick's second
just touched Terry, bowed and with
drew. But Bouham examined Broder-
lex with offensive care and paricularity,
thus preflcing the tragedy with a
singing insult. He has received his
reward Albany journal.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

AMUSING MIsTAKE.-A woll-known
minister in Chelsea, Mass, was greatly
surprised, some time since, at receiving
an epistle from a lady friend at Cape
Ann, containing sundry and divers fe-
male condolences relative to her ap-
preaching marriage, and an urgent re-
quest to send Immediately a hoop
skirt" The minister was completely
dumbfounded. 1t was a strange eDistle
for him to receive, but there was the
superscription, Rev. -, as plain as
could be. In the course of the day,
however, the mystery was. cleared up,
and it appeared that q fair correspondent
had indIted two letters, one to the rev.
erend, requesting his presence to tie the
marriage knot, and the other to female
friend, enlarging on the anticipated oc-
casion, and requesting her services in
procuring that highly useful article, a
hoop-skirt By some hocus pocus the
letters were placed in the wrong en-
velopes, but luckily the rightful owners
exchanged letters, and the minister and
hoop-skirt we're both there - Bangor
| CMe) Times.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

FREEMAsoNRY AND GRDRoNs. - a
worthy captain, says the New York Post,
entertained a fancy to become a Free
mason, and was accordingly proposed
and elected A friend accompanied him
to the place Of meeting, which was in a
building the lower part Of which was
used as a place Of entertainment.
The neophyte was left in an apart
mont next to the servants room, while
his friend went up stairs to assist in the
opening ceremonies.
A Celtic maiden, who caught glimpse
Of the stranger, resolved to take part in
his initiation, and procuring a gridiron
placed it over the range Ii was not
long before the captain, looking inqui-
sitiyely through the door, saw the utensil
reddening in the heat The recollec.
ton flashed through his mind Of Ma
sonic candidates and some peculiar or
deals which they we're made to encoun-
ter.
"What is that, Bridget" he cagorly
inquired
"And sure" replied the Hibernian
virgin, cts only the gridirou that was
told to place over the Goals"
"Who told your asked the eager po-
liceman.
"And was it not the gentleman who
came with you?'
"What could he want Of it?' de-
manded the captain.
"And sure l cant tel, " replied Bridg-
ct; "they are often using it; it belongs
to the people above stairs. always
heat it when they want to make a Ma
\"
This was too much for TIE excited
captain, and taking to his heels he soon
put a safe distance between himself and
the lodge.
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Irish Compliments.


The following compliments we're paid
to Sheridan, in Norfolk, by an Irish
servant belonging to Mr. Coke, who at
tended him on shooting excursions, and
which Sheridan retold with great glee:
Shot the Let Cthe birds all getting
nway) "More power TO your honorl-
Did you see one little fellow drop his
leg as he went Off He'll never stand
on his tin toes again" Shot 2nd Cdit.
to)-"Tare an ayers, there they goI-
But didn't yer honor hear the shot rat
tie among them like Pass agin a windy2
They'll pray never to see yer honor
again on this side Of the country. 49,
Shot Sd (birds all of again )--"Thun-
der an ouns but they've cotched It'll
CAftcr watching them aWhile) There. 9
three wounded, anyhow, for they had
hardly striugth to fly over yon hedge;
the devil a wink Of sleep they'll get
this blissod night" Shot 4th On pleas.
ant gets away)--Well, 1 never seen a
poor gentleman taken like him; he'll re-
member your honor many q long day
for that The spalpeeu is carrying
away more shot than would set up an
iron mongor at Skibbereen" Shot 9th
ca snipe gets of)-"Botherl you may
cry crake, my fne fellow--you may take
your long bill to the other world
You'll wake tomorrow morning with a
lumbago in your soft head" Poor
Sheridan could stand this no longer, but
gave his cOuntryman a fee for his inge.
nuity and proceeded on his beat alone.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

There are in Egypt 500 miles Of
railroad When the running of trains
was commenced, mummies were used
for fuel, and are said TO make a very
hot fire. The supply is inoxhaushble,
and they are used by the cord What
destiny Think of devodng ones exc
istence to providing fuel for a looomo-
tiyel
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

All the great strikes among the Mas
sachusetts shoemakers have terminated,
as such movements usually do, in tho
dissolution Of the strikers unions, and
in the distress Of scores Of workmen
out Of work, and utterly unable to pro-
cure work,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

BATTLE HYMN.


M HONOR or SIN JOHN uEEyAN
Tho New York Times has Battle Hymn" IN honoi
If tho American champion n the late iniornaiiono
mill" the following extract from which We commend q
he "hero," and oll similarly Inclined;
But, Uocuan, boy,
foar one day thoreIl be n "mill"
Whcn champions all viii get their an
Of hghti
A sort Of general grinding day
In thy quaint phrase, the devil 20 pay,
With heavy weights and light
o, Hoennn, boy,
Within tho bounds Of this World Ring,
Thora walks q certain Champion King,
with whom we an must tus8eli
Perhaps you know the wight mean
Hos qucorly built, lonly-jowed and lean,
without sign Of muscle
But yot, though hil "coudiHons" poor
As poor can be- ono thing iB sure
Uo makes his "mawloy" fglti
No fairness shows he 20 hls f0o8,
10 deals tho iuucst kind Of blows,
And strikes below the bolt"
No "sparrine" stopping" "countoring' thoni
My 'shouldcr.hittor floors his mon
with Just a single pass,
Yes, Uecnani boy when he lots drive"
Before his b0ny "bunCh Of five"
You'll surely 50 to grass"
Now, Hcenan, boy,
with such a lively mill" In Wow,
A course Of training TO go through
Woro surely only right
Lot mo suggest that you leave strife,
And for the balance of your life,
Just pray instead Of hghti-
Eh, Ueenan, boy
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

John Rarcy, the horse tanner, has re-
turned to England from the Holy Land.
He expects to be at homo on a visit TO
his friends in Ohio early in the fall.
He intends publishing a history Of his
European tour, upon his return.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

GEN. LA VEGA SuoT.-It is stated
that Gen. La Vega, recently taken
prisoner at San Luis Potosi by tho
Liberalists, has been shot. 1t will be
remembered that he was captured by
Capt. May at Resaca de la Palma, and
subsequently at Cerro Gordo. All the
prisoners taken with Gen. La Vega at
San Luis were shot.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

The Providence journal says that
some of the Charleston delegates from
New York very imprudently drank wa
ter while away from home and made
themselves sick
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

Kendall, of the New Orleans Plea
yuno, branching" it in Texas, writes
that he is tho owner of 1900 lambs,
and expects in three weeks to own
/ 500.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

The National House Of Representa-
tives decided last week that Mr.. Cooper,
(Dem) of Michigan was not entitled to
his sent in that body, and that Mr..
Howard, (Rep) who contested the
election, was rightfulIy and lawfully
entitled to it. Howard was sworn in.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

CURE FOR CANcER.-Mr. Thomas An
dorson gives the following recipe for
cancer, which he says has been of great
service in several dangerous cases:
Boil fine Turkey figs in new milk,
which they will thicken; when they are
tender split and apply them as warm as
they can be borne to tho part affected
whether broken or not; the part must
be washed every time the poultice is
changed with some Of the milk use a
fresh poultice night and morning, aud
at least once during the day, and drink
a quarter Of il pint Of the milk the figs
are boiled in twice in the twenty-four
hours. If the stomach will bear it this
must be porseyered in for three or four
months at least. A man aged 1O3 was
cured, about six years before his death,
with only six pounds of figs The can
Ger, which began at the corner of his
mouth, had eaten through his jaw,
cheek, and half way down his throat;
yet no was so perfectly cured as never
to show any tendency to return. Should
it ever do so, the figs should be again
applied. The first application gives a
great deal of pain but afterward each
dressing gives relief A woman cured
by this remedy had been afflicted ten
years her breasts bled excessively; ten
pounds cured her. ~ London Paper.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31
GGG gowrr Cjrtlc.
TFor tho News.
Little Harry is Gone.

IFor tho News.
Little Harry is Gone.
The FIRST little flower of the homo
garland has fallen-the first link in the
domestic circle is broken. And the
hearts Of those fond parents are crushed
by this their first great sorrow. He
was one of those lovely little ones who
seldom stay long away from home-so
angelic in their nature that VIC almost
wonder they are here without their
wings. One Of those who seem sent
only to
"Anuro to brighter worlds and lead the way"
Hard it is to bow in submission to
the dispensations of an all.wise Provi-
denco. Yet our Heavenly Father oft.
times speaks to us in the still, small
voice, and when VIC lend no listening
ear, He compels us to acknowledge His
presence by the "terrible wind, the earth
quake and tho fre"-dostroying our
worldly hopes, and changing our sun
shine Of prosperity into a dark day Of
adversely. Then, when He has taken
all away-evory earthly staff upon
which VIC have loancd-we learn it is in
mercy and goodness He has done it.
Then we acknowledge His supremacy
and arc ready to obey His command,
"1Iy son, give me thine heart"
May wo receive the solemn admoni-
tion and turn to Him who hath said,
"IIim that cometh unto me, I will in
nowise cast out" A FRIEND,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

CAUTIOUS MEN.-Some men use words
as rihemen do bullets. They say little
The few words used go right to tho
mark. They let you talk, and guide
with their eyes aud face, on and on, till
what you say can be answered in a word
or two, and then they lance out sen
tence, pierce the matter to the quick
and are done. You never know where
you stand with them. Your oonversa-
.tiou falls into their minds, as rivers fall
into deep chasms, aud are lost from
sight by its depth and darkness. They
will sometimes surprise you with few
words, that go right to the mark like q
gun-shot, and then they are silent again,
as if they were re-loading.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

Truth extirpates error, as grass ex-
tirpatos weeds, by working its way into
their place. and leaving them no room
to grow [Higglesworth.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31
4OUtls' department.

For the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma,
am composed of l3 letters
Myll Is the name of an animal.
My 10 NJ "a is am adyorh.
My o Is "a kind OF grain.
My B 2 ia what we an do.
My o 8 ls what we liko 10 drink
My whole IS the name of q young lady.
Marshall, %. MCAFEE.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

A MIs'ABLE Niger. - My friend
asked Anthony Rox, an engine driver,
on the Ohio River, how he came to get
free?
"Why, Massa Vincent, my health was
very bad when I was in Kentucky; l
couldn't do no kind Of work; was very
feeble; twas jes as much as 1 could do
to hoe my own garden and eat the sass;
and the missus that owned me saw that 1
was misable niger lone Of tho mis'a-
blest kind. So I said TO her--Missus,
I'm a mis- fable niger, and amt worth
nothing; and L think you'd better sell
me, I'm such a mis'able Niger. Now,
Massa Vincent, 1 was such a poor mig
ger that missus agreed to sell me for a
! hundred dollars, and 1 agreed to try to
work and earn the money to pay her,
and 1 did, and my health has been get
| ting better ever since, and 'specks
made about nine hundred dollars that
time out Of that niggorI Wah, wah.
Mossa Vincont"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

THE USE OF LARGE WoRDs.-Big
words pass for sense with some people,
and sometimes may be very successfully
employed when nothing else will an
swer. AS when a man, in great alarm,
ran to his minister to tell him he could
see spots on tho sun, and thought the
world must be coming to an end.
"Oh, don't be afraid, said the good
minister, "its nothing but a phantas-
magoria,
@Is that alp" said ,s frightened
man, and went away quite relieved.
a very smart lawyer in Wilmington,
n O., had the misfortune to loose a suit
for a client who had every reason to OK
poct success. The client, a plain old
farmer, was astounded by the long bill
Of costs, and fastening to the lawyer &
Office, said
81 thought you told me you would
certainly gain that suit2
$50 l did, answered the lawyer, "bu
you sec when 1 brought it up there be.
fore the judges, they said it was quorum
non judice." ."
"Woll, if they said it was as bad a.
that, replied the old farmer, 81 dom
wonder why we lost it; and he paid the
costs and a big fee besides without an
other murmur,- Harper's Magazine fol
July.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

[For the Noly6.
Arithmotioal Problem.
Marion, agreed TO work for Mr.. A ~ months, and was
TO receive for compensation, Sl2O and cow. But az
the end of lO months they disagreed and ne received
$50 and tho cow. What the COW worth, providing
he received ful wages for tho timeh workedl
Clear Creok, o, "a, HOLMES,
nB-Auswor 10 Enigma 10 last weoku raper I5aa,
Courtney Arthur,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

THE HoRRoRs or BURNING FLUID
Thatiudefatigable inquirer into all sorts
of mysteries, H. Merriam, states that,
in the year 1859, he has recorded 83
deaths and tho serious injury of LOG
persons, all resulting from the use Of
burning fluids; while the loss of prop
erty by fire from tho use Of those vile
compounds amounts to $4,000. The
whole number of deaths since July
1850, he records as 424; injured, 623
We long ago ordered this stuff out Of
our house, and we advise all our read,
ers to do the same thing. Use coal oil
tallow candles, pine knots, anything
rather than hazard life, limb, and prop
erty by the constant use Of a Dangerous
burning auid,-[Scioutifc American.
WONDER WHAT SMITH MEANs?-Ir
looking over the proceedings of tn,
Ohio Sunday School Convention, w
find the following resolution, Offered
| by Mr.. Smith, a pious aud promising
young lawyer:
ResoI0cd, That q committee of ladies
and gentlemen be appointed to raisu
children for the Sabbath School.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-05-31

So much for dirty streets, Ce8spools
and unyontilatod houses.
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