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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-11-07

! And thus wo might go on for columns,
quoting pointed sayings, from tho Oldon
up TO the present time, having reference
to the use and abuse of the corset. To
those Of our readers who are interested
in learning more concerning the history,
as we'll os tho advantages and disad-
vontngos to be derived from its use, we
commend Walker on "Femalo Beauty,
a remarkable work, republishod in this
country some years since from the En-
/ plish.
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The Flnaneas Of tho Wnr


The Hon James Dickson, 10 an olo-
quent and patriotic speech, delivered 81
the Union meeting in Hartford, dwell
upon the ability Of the country TO sus-
tain the expenses Of the war, and upon
the security which the national loan Of.
lcrod as an investment. On this point
he said:
Look at England. You say our or.
pen5es are large, so they are. Some 6sl
innate them at one million Of dollars B
day. But what were the expenses Of
England during the war with Napoleon2
From 1903 to 1916, with less than eigh-
teen million inhabitants, her expenses
we're ono million three hundred thous-
and dollars a day, for period Of thir-.
teen years. For one hundred DAYS pre-
vious to the battle Of Waterloo, her OK.
penses we're Eve millions Of dollars q
day. Of this vast sum a large propor-
ton was expended on the continent Of
Europe while our entire exponditu 70
is at home. If for thirteen years Eng.
land could expond ono million three
hundred thousand dollars day
abroad cannot we do il for one or two
years if necessary--everv dollar mean
while remaining at humc2 Interest there
fore, no less than patriotism, requires
us to subscribe for the loan.
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Husbands, Love Your Wives"

Only let q woman be sure that she 4,
precious TO her husband-uot useful
not convenient, simply, but lovely and
beloved; let her be the recipient Of his
polite aud hearty attentions; let her
caro- aud love be noticed, appreciated
aud returned; let her opinion be asked
her approval sought, aud her Judgment
respected iu matters of which she is
| cOgniZant; in short, let her only be
loved, hOnored, aud cherished, in full
/ 6llmeht Of the marriage vow, and she
will be to her husband, aud her chill
dren, and society, a weli-spring of
pleasure. She will bear pain, and toll,
and anxiety, for her husbands love is
to Der a tower and a fortress. Shieled
and sheltered therein, adversity will
have lost its sting She may suffer, but
sympathy will dull the edge Of her sor-
row. A house with love ia it--aud by
love, I mean love expressed in words,
and looks, aud deeds, for have not
Que spark Of faith in the love that never
crops outs to a house without love,
as a person to a machine: the Que is
life, and the other a mechanism.
The unloved woman may have bread
just as light, house as tidy as the
other, but the latter has a spring about
her--a joyousness, aggressive, and
penetrating, and pervading brightness,
to which the former is a stranger
The deep happiness at her heart shines
out in her face. She is a ray of sun
light in the house. She CLEANS all over
it. 1t is airy, and gay, aud graceful,
aud warm, and welcoming with her
presence. She is full of devices, and
plots and sweet surprises for her hus-
band and her family. She is never
done with the romance and poetry Of
life. She is herself a lyric poem, set
ting herself to all pure aud gracious
melodies Humble household ways and
duties have for her a golden significance.
The prize makes the calling high. and
the end dignifos the means. Her home
is a paradise, not sinless, nor paiuless,
but still a paradise; for "Love is uea-
ven aud Heaven is love"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-11-07

HUNTER AND MCKINsTRY.-A cor
respondent writing from Jefferson City,
gives the following graphic description
of General Hunter:-Major- General
Hunter was here until a day or two
since, but has now gone forward with
his column. He is an elderly, grim
looking, erect, soldierly officer. with a
Hungarian moustache and q bald head.
At one of the Camps, a mile south OF
the Capital, is Brigadier- General Nc
Kinstry, who commands tho 9th divis-
ion Of the army, about 5000 strong
Six feet two, sinewy- formed, deep Ghost
ed, firm faced, brilliant.eyed, wavy-
haired, and black -moustaohed, no is the
fnest.looking man | have seen in our
army. Prompt TO decide, ambitious
resolute, Of high personal daring, the.
oreticully and practically a thorough
soldier, he will doubtless win grosner
laurels, or be laid beneath the cypress,
before this war is ended
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LEARNED WORDS FOR CHILDREN. .-
Some able aud excellent men are never
able to got down to the level of children,
A man of this class, a learned shsologi.
cal professor, was once engaged to ad.
dress a Sunday school. lie road a mum
Der Of verses from the Bible, aud then
said; "Children, intend to give you
a summary Of the truth taught in this
portion of the Scripture, Here the
pastor touched him aud suggested that
he had better explain what Summary
meant So he turned around and said
to the children: "Your pastor wants me
to explain what summary means, and
will do so. Well. children, summary il
an abbreviated synopsis Of thing"
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An Advenrnrcns Beauty.


A Camp Robinson correspondent Of
the Louisville journal thus grow.
graphic over the adventures Of Tonncs.
see beauty:
While viewing Colonel Fry's drcs,
parade last evening, my attention was
attracted by the silvery voice of a hand.
some young LADY, and, upon inquiry,
learned that she had a history. Her
stepfather, Captain Doughty, had been
driven from Anderson County, Tennes-
see, on account Of his Union sentiments,
and found his way to Camp Dick Rob
insou, where he took command of a
company of Tennesseeans. Left at
home comparatively friendless, she de-
termined to follow tho fortunes Of her
natural protector, and, provided with a
small sum Of money, she left Anderson
County afoot and alone. She made her
way through the deep gorgcs and up
the rugged mountain heights consider
able distance until she found herself
within the pale of a friendly settlement,
when she procured a horse aud a guide,
and after many trials arrived safely at
the camp. Miss Sarah Taylor, who is
highly educated, decidedly handtomo, and
twenty, is the pride of the encampmen,.
This modern Joan of Arc, ifsho should
not lead, will at least accompany her
compaoinns in exile to the land Of her
birth-that is to say, if some ardent
Kentucky ndmirer should not convince
her that captivity in Kentucky is more
alIuring than maiden liberty in Ten
nesSCC.
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Education Of Children.

True wisdom bids parents keep their
children at proper seasons in the back
ground, in constant subjection, in obe-
dieuoe to an unceasing discipline
They should be limited in the number
Of direct pleasures and treats accorded
to them, kept mostly at home, forced
into regularity and insigni6cance. No
sight is prottier or more pleasant than
|, to watch tho children Of a sensible
mother tt is charming to see o troop
of girls in simple dresses, headed by
their governoss, range themselves In Of
derly fashion at the luncheon. table, un-
der the eyes Of a vigilant mamma
Those girls are worth talking to when
they are young, and are worth marrying
when they grow up. Children love
discipline, They like to be guided,
controlled, and silenced. They enjoy
being forced to think ofnone but child
ish things. It is only foolish or iudo.
lent people who plead that this cannot
be done without harshness and without
erecting a barrier between tho child and
the parent. Children find out instinc-
lively when tenderness is real, and
cling to parent who they know loves
them, however strict may be the con-
troll exercised ever them Strict disci.
pline, childish pleasures, exclusion Of
children from conversation on domes.
tic difficulties, and moderate but solid
intellectual teaching, are the great Ell.
ements Of a good home education.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-11-07

Tax EVER PRESENT SHtNGLEs.-Tn
the time of General Jackson, a man Of
some note in Western Missouri built
house, and in doing so he placed the
shingles the wrong way--big end up.
permost Soon the rain came and as
"phycical consequence" the roof failed
to turn it Oft came right through.
In great tribulatiop he sought the con
sells Of his friends The difficulty was
soon obviated; but he was greatly an
noyed by illusions to the ciroumstanee.
lie made a speech and a Whig paper.
showing that he misrepresented matters,
said he put the shingles on the wrong
wayl'
He accepted the appointment Of land
receiver and the same paper copying the
announcement, called attention to il in
this manner: "Begs : I"
The notice was shown to the perse.
cuted gent, and, as soon os bis eyes
fell upon the index aud exclamation
points. he sPrang up, aud in a frenzy Of
rage cycaimed
"Coniound the newspapers there are
hose shingles aga6, ban end uPPer-
mosH'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-11-07

GENERAL HALLECK.-The statement
that General Hallcck Of California is to
supersode Mcclellan is doubtless uu.
founded; still the merits of the former
cntitlo him to q prominent position
He is a New Yorker by birth, entered
West Point in 1885, stood third in his
class, was brevet second lieutenant Of
engineers July l, 1899; was acting as
sistant professor of engineering at West
Point from July, 1899, to June, 184O.--
lie is tho author of the military work
on "Bitumen and its uses" &c. In
1915 he was made first lieutenant. In
1916 be'wrote the "E'emcu's Of Military
Art and Science In 1847 he was bre-
vetcd captain for gallant conduct in af-
fairs with the enemy, and for meritori-
Gus service in California, where he was
Secretary Of State in the military gov
ernment Of General Kearney, Mason,
and Riley, in 1917, '4S, and part of
1919. Tie was Chief Of the STAFF to
Commodore Shuorick in naval and mill
ta,y operations on the Pacific in 1S47
and IS, and a member of the Conven.
ton in 1919 to form, and Of the Commit.
tee to draft the Constitution of Califor-
mia. In July, 1853, he was appointed
captain Of engineers, and resigned on
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9Ortrp
AUTUMN

AUTUMN.
The "goden summer" days are past,
The bcoutoous Autumn's como,
But soon rude Borcus' chilling blast
viii sweep around our homc
Fen now destructive frosts have uippcd
The yordurc of the trees
Aud cast thoir lovely foliage down
To rustic I'm the breeze.
And yet love the Autumn
'Ts more pleasant far Co me
Than any other season,
No matter when 20 bo.
AND though lovo tHg charming Spring,
W.h all its pleasures fair,
Neither SUMMER Spring nor Winter
with Autumn can compare.
Wis then the jolly Farmer
Boups tho fruits oralI his toll,
And gathers in his garner
Tho products Of the soil.
But now farewell to Autumn,
For twill soon be passed away,
Aud Wen welcome in stern Winter,
Though he rulo with iron sway.
October 81, 1861. sALtTE.
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THE NAVAL FLEET ON THE MrssGs.
sIPPI-The expedition destined for op-
eratioDs down the Mississippi is to con
sist not only Of gunboats but of floating
batteries, which are thus described in
the Peoria (Ill) Union
They are Of solid timber, twelve inch
es square, and lying in three tiers Of
this timber deep. This is strongly
bolted together and forms the hull of
the vessel. Wells are cut through the
upper tiers, about four and a half feet
square, aud lined with zinc to keep out
the water. These wells serve for maya
zines or places for keeping the ammuni.
tion. There are four Of them in each
boat. The solid platform is sixty by
twenty-five feet, being wider in the mid
die than at the ends, and each end be
ing sharpened, The whole is covered
with thick plank. Entirely around the
outside Of the hoat is a parapet or bul,
Wark Of iron, three eighths Of an inch
ia thickness and six and half feet in
height This is inclined inward, so as
to give a glancing direction to any shot
that may strike it. The armament Of
these floats is to consist of six Ga pound
mortars, three upon a side, and 80 ar.
ranged az to deliver their charges over
the iron Parapot that surrounds them,
and which protects those who serve
them. There are thirty-eight Of these
monstrous batteries to be built, twenty
six of which are nearly ready for use,
and the remainder are begun. There
is no machinery on board of them. for
looomotioU, but it is intended TO tow
them by means of gun boats.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-11-07
The Generals at west Point.

Below we give table showing the
year in which some Of the most promi-
nent military chicftains on both sides
graduated at West Point, and the posi-
tions in which they stood in their vari.
US classes:
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-11-07

A GHEAr THoUour.-There are
worse things than war. Deterioration
aud moral cowardice are worse that
death; and when it becomes necessary
to die for great truths and principle.
how sweet aud beautiful is the sacrificed
Let no one imagine that this Is our day
Of deepest darkness. Twenty millions
Of people rising as one man, thrilled BY
one pulse, swept by one spirit of self.
sacrifice, holding right and Justice TO be
dearer than life, and that life for these
may be and shall bo offered up, will ap-
pear in history as the brightest omen of
the century. Civilization and free govern
ment arc not to fall here, but to come
forth more glorious and secure from
trial This is the clear pointing of the
finger Of God, and for this he strikes
tho awful hoHr and summons men to
their duty. Meanwhile we hope that
from all the oltars Of religion will be
breotbed the holicst. selectsst influence
in the cause of constitutional liberty
as the cause Of God.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-11-07

Ina fashionable novel the author
says, "Lady Emma trembled grew pale,
and Immediately tainted" The prin ter,
putting p instead Of + rendering it,
The lady grew pale, and Immediately
painted"
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The chief secret of comfort lies in not
suffering trihos to vex one, and in pru-
IDENTIFY oultivating an underground Of
small pleasures, since very few great
ones are let on long leases.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-11-07

EXPERT WooD CUTTERs,--Ttis is stated
that since the Third Michigan regiment
has been enoamped on the Potomac
they have cleared q thousand aoros Of
ground,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-11-07

A CoRREsPoNDENT Of the New York
Tribune, writing from Missouri, gives
the following description Of the Soorota-
ry of War, as he appeared during his
late visit to Gen. Fremonts army
General Cameron exhibits great vigor
and activity for man of more than so,
VII osc siIvery head offers ages Gag Of
truce 10 the cares aud animosities Of life.
lie may justly claim to belong TO the
Chivalry it the word still retains its
original significance Of accomplishment
in horsemansh.p but in that case the age
of chivalry is certainly long past. H0
sits upon a horse with an case and drm-
ness which few men exhibit and, on
the way hither, some one challenged
him to a race. The general put spurs
to his steed, and astonished the specta-
tors by tho way be left tho party behind,
aud came on at full tilt down hills aud
across gullies, as if he rode for dear life.
His horse stumbled three times dnring
the exciting chase, but on each ooca-
sion the general brought him up az
right, without being shaken from TIE
saddle.
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Although men are accused Of not
knowing their own weakness, perhaps
as few know their own strength IL is
in men ns ia soils, where sometimes
there is a vein Of gold, which the owner
knows not Of.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-11-07

A young woman can have no excuse
for thinking her lover wiser than he is,
for if there's any nonsense in him, he
is sure to talk it to her.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-11-07

IT is dangerous for one to climb his
family tree too high, for he is very apt
to get among dead and decaysd Gran
ches.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-11-07

bALLlE'
tFOr the News.
A Rebus.
ny r., d, HUGgINs
Complete nourish and sustain
A countless human hosG
The richness of tho bles5ngl
Oh may it meier DO lost
BoheAd me now, with eagernosu,
In winter ] am sought,
but In the radiant summer,
Ny service Is forgot.
Boh0ad mo once again, tr0w
Tho operation you all know.
Camp MITCHELL Oct. g.
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Miscellaneous Enigma.

7 am composed Of eighteen letters.
My no NJ 10 % the name of "a domestic fowl.
My 10 rs q something which travels swiftly.
My lA ~ 2 NJ d small animal
My 1 63 N are small insects.
My82a no ~ No is "a fowl.
Ny I N 4 isa liquid.
Ny o ~ rs l6 Is an adyCrh,
My m 9 NJ is frequently seen in vs. inter.
MY708 li t3 10 what va should an do
My whole 70 the uAmo III yuung lady realdlf
lillsbOrOugh, q. a D., Russolls station,
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HoQt9's department.

Answer to Charado in last weeks papor-Hrou-LAvr
BALLIE.
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The German ADYERTISER,


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Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
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Terms for Advertisements reasonable
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