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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-02-16
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

LFNoN PIE-NTix flour and molasscq 40 that IL will
just run freely. For each pie add one drop lemon OIL
and you have excellent pic. BE and the o
q Cinnamon is also good.
SCARLET on wooLEv.-For two pounds Of goods take
two muriate Of tin, two cuchincal two
ounces cream Of tartar. Boil the dye fifteen minutes:
then dip In the goods and air until the color suits. Color
In brass OF copper.
FoR Tuv PoUyDs BL,cK-wooL OR Corrov-Prcparc
with and half ounces highromae potash one ounce
cream tartar. Boil two hours Drain the goods Boil
two and half pounds logwo0d chips hours put n tg
goods boil one hour rinse and dry. Win not smut
fade
Plum PUnDrS9.-Ono stale brick loaf-talc on the
brown crust-cut il Ca Slices and spread them with but
tori pour it quart Of boiled milk aud let it
stand until mornings CRATE In nutmeg, teaspoon
fu OF salt eight eggs well beaten, pint bowl Of stoned
rasins, and bake two hours. To bo baked Immediately
after putting in tho raisins and eggs,
YEAST roR BREAD.-Thc following method Of making
yeast for bread is both easy and expeditions.
Boil one pound Of good flour, quarter Of pound OF
one hour when mil-warm, bottle It, and cork it cusr
will be- m for twcntv-four hours One pint Of tlis
= III make eighteen pounds Ot bread,
An ExcELLESr CEuENT.-Fivc years ago We applied q
cement composed Of white lead, paint whiting and dry
white suud to small tim roof that leaked like scivc; Il
became nearly hard stone, hus never scaled OH
and has since kept the roof perfectly tight IL was put
on about the consistency OF putty smters cement tol
stopping leaks around chnucy Is composed Of liusoyd
oil, whiting, ground glass, and brickdust. Itisa
good cement for this purpose also for closing the on
OF stone steps to houses.
OurNG LEArER.-Tho Scientific American saws thai
oils should not be applied to dry leather they nvaria
bly, mjuro it. II you wish 10 oil harness. wet oyo
night cover It with blanket and In the morning t will
be dry and suppe then apply neat s-ioot oil in small
quantities. and with much elbow grease will insure
its disseminating itself throughout tho leather. soft
pablc harness is eusy TO handle, aud lasts luugcr than
neglected Never vegetable oils leather uut
among tho animal oils ncat s-fiut Is the best
To CLEANSE ruE Ham ASD pREVENT ITS FAILING OUT
We give the simplest and safest preparation known
us;
common soda about the size of a haZlCuut, O drtUhm
comphur, Put it in jug, pour f. quart Of boiling
water, aud cover &c closely 90 keep the steam in Let
stand for twelve hours, then strain 10, and add wine
glassil OF rum. 10 then ready for If the hui
falls OF much, the wash ought tU be applied % the root
with piece Of pungo every other duv taking cure to we
the sku thoroughly. Then rub dry with towel, bru-
we'll, and use only much pumadc will keep down th
short hair sot and glossy This win keep good for sevcr
months in bottles well c0rhed and piece Of camphor h
| each.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-02-16

however, before he had promised to call
on the morrow and bring Alice a book
he felt sure she would like.
81 am sorry you sat up for us, said
Alice, as Mr. Waring was leaving the
room, letters in hand; you look quite
tired out"
"Thank you, but I do not feel Sc"
ut must have been a lonely even
ing for you"
mot at all; I was too busy to hud it
so. Good night
"Good night. cousin. How do you
like Captain Ray2'
"I think him a very elegant man."
$50 do !; very fascinating, too"
81 can well fancy it"
Good night"
She ran up the stairs halfway, then
turned and ran down to him again,
"COusin Jonathan, will you tell me if
you think l looked nice tonight Re.
ally, I moan"
ITO me you looked just as usual"
"Well, many people told me L"
"Looked lovely, no doubt; and as
plenty Of others told you so, there is all
the less need for me to do it. Now
good night. Go up stairs, you will be
quite tired out to morrow, if you dc
not"
Alice, when in her own room, wept
bitterly. "iIe sees you care for him
and shuns you. lie wants to guard
you from yourself" whispered pride.
Concluded u Nt vcskl
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-02-16
THE UNION.

Across the crested billows Of the ocean
Storms come and go
The rolling waves arc heapsd in wild commotloni
The depths aro calm below.
What though the broken billowS mono may numberi
What though the tides
uoave like a bosom IN unquict 5lumbor2-
Far down, tho calm abidos.
The sea IS one tho crested biiows under,
Though winds may roar,
Storms rise, aud gathering surges burst In thunder
Along wrsck.strswn Shore
woulIst save the Uniou1 Look upon tho ocean,
by storms oppressed,
Tho wrathrm bilows driven IN commotion
Across It's peaceful breast
Aud thus it sleeps though storms and tCmposis ever
AbDyo &c sweep;
And tho blind rage of winds and waves may mover
Disturb its quiot sleep.
noJlo rcst its great heart mover throbbing
In wild alarm
Though DER It's breast In atful tones ia sobbIng
The spirit Of the storm.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-02-16

LABOR



Pause not to droam Of the future before usi
Pause not TO weep the wild cafes that come DER u.s.
Uark how Creations deep musical chorus,
Underwriting, goes mp into icaycnl
Mover the ocean wayc faltcr5 Ia nOwingi
Never tho little seed stops in Cts groulngi
More and moro richly tho rose-hcart keeps glowing,
Till from It's nourshing stom Il s riyon.
"Labor Is worship,"-the robin 7 sIngingi
"Labor is worshipr"-tho wild bee li ringing
L4tcnl that eloquent whisper, upspringing,
Speaks TO thy soul from out Natures great heart.
From tho dark cloud flows the lfe-giyiug shower
From the rough sod comes tho sof breathing aowori
From the small insect the rich coral bower
Only man, in tho plan, over shrinls FROM his part
Labor IS Iif,-'Ts the stil water hilothi
Indoleuce evor do7pnlrothi bowoilothi
Keep the watch wound for the dark rust nssailcth
Flowers droop and die in the stiffness Of noon.
Labor Is glory!-thc flying cloud lightcns-
Only tho waving wing changes aud brighton1i
IdIeness only tho dark future hightensl
Play the sweet keys, wouldst thou keep them In tun
Labor IS restroom the 7orrows that greet u.s.
Rest from all petty vexatons that meet us;
Rcst from sln-promptings that ever entreat u.s.
Rest from w0rld-syrens that lure as 10 M.
work-and pure slumbori shall wait on thy pillow
work-thau shalt rido over cares coming buowi
Lie not down wsoricd meath woo'S weeping willow
Work with a stout hsart and rosolute will
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-02-16

Thus Mr. O'Connor proposed to o"save
tho Union" by universal acquicsconco
in the demands and schemes Of tho
slavery propagandists.
But last, not least, hear James Bu-
chanan in his last Annual Message.
II congratulate you upon the fnal
settlement by the Supreme Court Of tho
United States OF the question of slavery
in tho territories. The right has been
established Of every citizen to take his
property Of any kind including slaves,
into the common territories belonging
equally to all the States of the confod-
eracy, and to have Unprotected there an
der the Federal Constitution Neither
Congress, nor q Territorial Legislature,
nor any human power, has any uu-
thority to aunul or impair this vested
right"
ITO this complexion has popular
sovereignty come at last'l-"nono SO
poor as do it rcyereuccl'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-02-16

Imaginary evils soon become real
ones, by indulging in our reflections on
them.
Books are silent companions Of the
lonely hour; friends who can never al.
tor or forsake.
The love that has naught but beau.
ty to keep it in good condition, is
short.livod, and subject to shivering fits
No enjoyment, however inconsidera.
bic, is confined to the present moment
A man is the happier for life from
having made once an agreeable tour
or lived for any length Of time with
pleasant people, or enjoyed any con.
siderable interval of innocent leisure
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TRUE YANKEE GRIT,-A young la
dy from one Of the hill towns Of Mas
sachusetts is now teaching in Virginia.
After the John Brown affair, notice was
given out that she could not have any
Of her letters from the post-ofice until
they had been opened and read in the
presence of witnesses, to see if they
contained any "inoendiary matter. -
She Immediately went to the ofico and
demanded that her letters should be
delivered to her unopened. The post.
master looked at her a moment, saw that
she meant what she said, and delivered
her letters to her. She still remains
there teaching, unmolcsted but says all
that saves her from q coat Of tar and
feathers is tho fact that she is a woman
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LFor the Nows.
The Now Lexington School House.

LFor tho Nows
The Now Lexington School House.
FAIRFIELD Tp., Feb. s, 1860.
FRIEND BoARDMAN:-I have not
been reading Helpers book, but have
been reading your paper, and have no
ticed some communications that you
have received from New Lexington, and
in one Of them at least there was some
thing concerning our School matters that
l think was not fairly represented. The
facts, as l understand them, arc as fol-
lows:
The Directors called a mooting to
take vote on two propositions--one to
build a uclo House, that would cost
some $1,000 to $4,000, and the other to
build.an addition to the house that wo
have (Which, with a little repairing,
would be very comfortable) The cost
of the addition, &C., would not be over
half that Of a new House. Well, there
was strong majority Of the voters in
favor Of building the addition, tho rea.
son for which may be that most Of them
perhaps are honest, and want to pay
their just debts, and keep theirsfamilies
comfortable Some of them, it may 10,
also wanted to take your paper at tho
same time; so, all things considered,
they jhought they ought to be economi.
cal in a School House as well as any
other thing. I know that many Of those
who voted against a new house feel as
deeply interested in the moral, relig-
ions and literary education of their
children as those who were in favor of it,
Our school at this time is still under
the care Of Mr.. j. K. Pickering and
wife, and is gorting along very well,
with the exception that some Of the
larger boys arc rather unruly. have
heard that one Of the largest boys in
attendance even went so far as to DISC
hey the teachers orders, which were
only reasonable. What a bad example
for q young man to set in q school
room! Ah il these young men had
such a Master (yes Master is what we
were taught to call him) as one your
correspondent remembers years ago,
when we had only log houses to have
school in, they would be very careful
how they disoboyed him,
don't say that I approve Of harsh
treatment when it can possibly bo
avoided; but l am rather inclined to
favor tho old mans plan who found q
rude boy in one Of his trees, stealing
apples. You remember tho story in
Webster's Spelling Book. When no
found that tufts Of grass would not
bring the youngster down, he peltod
him heartily with stones, which soon
made him glad to come down and beg
the old mans pardon. "If soft words
land gentle means vii, not reclaim the
wicked, they must be dealt with IN a
moro severe manner" Now, boys. bo
prevailed on by one why desires your
everlasting welfare, to let tho past bo
forgotten, and from this time forward
whenever you 60 into a school-room,
try to bo kind to your teacher, and sot
a good example to tho smaller scholars.
This will make your teacher love you,
and what a comfort Il win DO TO your
parents to earn that you conduct
yourselves well atsohool
A PHILANTHROPIST
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-02-16

Manners are the shadows Of virtues
the momentary display Of those quali-
ties which oar feIlow.creature love and
respect. IF we strive to become, then,
what we strive to appear, manners may
often be rendered useful guides to the
performance Of our duties. - [Sy duey
Smith.
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CoyuEDuUMs-Why is "a person Older than yourself
like Oodi0r catlol because he's past your ago (pav-
ugo)
Why is young lady like bin Of exchanged Because
she ought 20 DO settled whom sho arrives az maturity,
Whom may it Do couocturod that an army has become
ack Of warl Whom they tir0u up f0ruhCatons.
why Is bod-coyer like blistorl Bocauso ice coun-
terpoug counter PALM
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-02-16

There are days when everything ap.
pears gloomy to us; the world is like
the sky, covered by a dark fog. Moth.
ing seems in its right place; we only
see misery, improvidencc aud cruelty;
the world seems without God, aud given
up to all the evils Of chance.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-02-16

A FUNERAL INvITATIoN.-The fol
lowing order, UerJatim ct iiteraiim, was
received by an undertaken in the Bow
cry from an afflicted widower living in
Pearl street.
"Sur; my Wiaf is ded and Wonts tc
be berried, At wonner klok. u nose
wair too digg the Hole--bi the said
OF my too Uther Wiafs--Letitb be de,pP
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-02-16

IF the spring put forth no blossoms,
in summer there will be no beauty. and
in autumn no fruit--so, if youth be
trihed away without improvement, ripor
age will be contemplate, aud old age
miserable.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-02-16

A minded, truthful, yirtuous
young mar is sure to win his way to an
honorable position in the world, if with
these qualities he united purpose and
energy.