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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-05
Gbr Yomr Girtle.
Arsenical Ornaments.

A few days ago little girl had I"
bunch of artificial grapes given to her.
After amusing herself with the toy she
gave it to a playmate of her own age,
who presently picked q grape off the
bunch and sucked it, The next day
she was a corpse. An eminent physi-
clan, who analysed the fatal plaything,
deposed that ten of the grapes yielded
three grains of arsenite Of copper-a
deadly poison and that each vihe-leaf
on the bunch contained enough to kill
a child. Another child's cupboard
in which its toys were kept, was lined
with green paper. The poor little
thing sickeued and died, obviously from
the effects of poison mysteriously i'm
bibed. DR.. Letheby analysed the paper
hanging of the cupboard, and found
that a piece of it only six inches square
contained nearly thirteen grains of the
deadly cOmpound-enOugh to kill two
grown-up persons.-[ LOhdOn Inquirer
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DUTY ON PApER.-Ths Washington

DUTY ON PAPER.-The Washington
Star, in speaking Of the probability of
reducing the duty on foreign paper says:
"Out of forty.seven members of the
House with whom we have spoken with
reference to this proposition, wO found
but one opposed to it. All the rest ap-
preciated its justice and propriety. I'm
der these circumstances, We apprehend,
there can be little doubt that when it
comes up in it's turn it will be adopted
by an overwhelming majority
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miscellaneous.
The Stamp Duties.

We publish the following Schedule Of
Stamp Duties for the benefit of our
readers. All instruments of writing
must be stamped properly. or they are
totally void. 1t, therefore behoovcs ev-
cry person who transacts any business
whatever to acquaint himself with the
requirements of the law, The follow
ing has been carefully prepared from
the law itself, and is correct:
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-05

Major General Curtis telegraphed to
Gen. Halleck from st. Louis, on the
oath, as follows: "Gen. German tele-
graphs from Duval's Bluff, on the 18th,
aided by three gunboats, he aseended
White river to Duval's Bluff and Des
Arc; taking about 151 prisoners, two
Columbiads and about 200 small arms.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-05

"Boy, why don't you 60 to SCHOOL,"
"Cause, sir, daddy is aGeard that if l
larnS everything now, l shan't have
anything to larn when l come to go to
the 'cadamy."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-05

"Have you Goldsmith's Greece ask
ed a gentleman on entering bookstore
"No, sir, but they have some excellent
bears oil in the next door," replied the
counter boy.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-05

Minnesota has just disposed offorty
thousand acres Of her school lands for
about one quarter of a million dollars.
There yet remains two and one half
million acres to be sold. If Minnesota
makes wise uss Of these school lands she
will, by andby, possess an im~efnSs
fund for the instruction Of her children
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-05

Gen. Mitchell was fifty one years old.
He has left six children, three of them
sons and three daughters, whose moth
er died something over year ago. His
youngest son is now at West Point; the
other two were with him as members Of
his staff.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-05

Voltaire, speaking of law, said: u
never was but twice in my Ii fe complete
ly on the verge of ruin; first when | lost
lawsuit, and, secondly, when l gained
one."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-05

"Julious, did you attend de last meet
ing OBJ de debating society" "Yes, sir ."
"Well, what was de fust thing dat cum
afore de house?" Why, it was a char
coal cartl"
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Col. Orland Smith, of the 73d Ohio,
formerly Receiver and Secretary of the
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad, and
we'll known in this city, has been assign
ed to the command of brigade, com
posed of the 73d and 6lst Ohio, 33d
Massachusetts,, and l3lth New York.
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QOrttp.
BUEIEV.
[Fer the News.
Lament for Capt.

Lament IOr CdpJ'
o,r, aud los, IN the Shiloh Battle, April 6h and 7h
1862.
My brother oh, my brother
Tonight I'm lone and sad
Aud nothing now can cheer me,
Or make my heart feel glad
Tho "fataI news" has reached me,
And with its withering blight
Has crushed the hopes within me
o. For where art thou tonight
All, brother sad the tidings
That late to me have sped
And told me thou'rt a prisoner,
Or sleeping with the dead
Oh. when ITO arms" resoundcd
Beneath our Northern sky,
Thon, brother, thou vert ready
To fight aud win-cr die
We dreamed that laurels, brothor'
Would twine about thy brow,
That fame would gild thy pathway
Alas for such dreams now
The hopes, that tinged the Future
with golden light have fed
The visions that we cherished,
Are wthered now aud dead !
oh would that 7, my brother,
The truth could surely know,
If thou'rt prisoner in the South
Or sleeping, cold and low.
only know we've parted,
My brother, brave and true,
That have given the parting Kiss
And breathed my last adeu.
Then oh let no one bid me
To smile, and cease to weep
The love that nils sisters heart
Is tender, true, and deep.
And Oh the flowers of Memory
Shall bloom within my breast,
And point mo to that blisstnl Shore
Where thou mayst bc at rest.
UiphIand Home, o. pHioi
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-05

UNITED STATES SENATOR IN NJ NNE-
sorA.-On the 14th inst. Gov. Ramsey
was elected United States Senator for
Minnesota, on vote of fOrty-ive over
Andrew G. Chstfeld, Democrat, who re-
eeived seventeen votes.
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Noutb's Department.
tfoI
Miscellaneous Enigma.

LFor tho News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of 20 letters,
My0 ~ % Is terrible, grand and beautiful.
NV 10 4 q 10 10 soothing, sweet and delightful
My 10 2l "a 10 is Oftho brightest ornaments
My72 "a IA 90 Is Ieautifnl river Of western Europe
My 20 IL 10 Isl part ofa soldiers equipment.
My5 II 20 Editors are often compelled TO do
MY lS 25 is used 10 express mourning.
My whole is the cOgnomen Of a youth OF Hillsboro'
DIDO.
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line in one of Moore's songs reads
thus:
"Our couch shall be roses bespnnglcd with dew"
To which sensible girl, according tt
Lander, replied:
"Twoud giyemo tho rheumatic, So it would you"
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IFOr tho News.
Rebus-To Kate r. Dodge.
by kings aud their subjects I'm made,
. And by my their hunger is stayed;
But II for my head ono thousand you place,
Then I'm the support of Adams whole
Jan. "a, 1868. GIMME
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Leaves. that are least becoming to =
Warriors brow.--Leaves of absence.
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IFor the News.
Charade.

Charade.
To hnd my first Just look around;
My second in my first is found;
My hrst and second, when combined,
IL very useful to tho mind.
nnlsboro, San. 20, 1868. NADAB.
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An Iapo..ibility.-An ugly baby.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-05

[For the News.
HILLsBoRo, Jan. 80, 1862.
Ms sBoARDAAS:-The answer TO Geographical Enig
ma" In paper of 22d inst is "oARY MADISON HoLLADAY
NADAD,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-05
For the News.
Miscellaneous I

Miscellaneous Enigma.
My 10 II IS is what some people do.
MY 10 IL 1s is a kind Of drink.
My ~ 2 8 o Is girls name.
My 10 l8 II z : kind Of coal.
My 10 IL Is a tool.
My whole Is the name Of young lady IN Highland
To- META ANN.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-05-22

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iypnuS IN 'n' sco'nu. lou wef' 'AAe"
a''eF '"c n's"' ~ f'ea''''A''u,s
IL o'oke upon mo Ut oncO' rcncnocfca
.na' awful n,sn'-i cou'a nc'er' nc'cr 'orsc'
IL again. weak as child, co'creo my
face and burst into tears. Richard was on
his knees ny my s'do at once
VI was brute 70 recall IT, hc whispered
re'nofSe'uiy; 'uo nut MINK u ~ o'u ''y-
you niu'' "o' 'A''" you'''"' '' "' 'o'
COTTON ana forgiven
-"Forglvc us our trcspasses as wc forgive
them who trespass against u.s.! prayed
from my inmost heart.
"Those words hnvo been in your mouth
night and day, ever since you were taken''
said my friend.
lay SILENT cog'tating.
"Tcll me ono thing D'ck'' asked; aro
wo in the North or south h'
"North-in fhiiade'pha.
"Ihcn you arc prisoner saio' moofn'
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Spare Limos.

Tho individual who was accidentally in
jurcd by tho discharge Of his duty, is still
very low.
Poor paymastcrs should learn wisdom from
tho mosquito, who always settles his bill tho
moment he finds you.
Why is q thief in garret like an honest
man?-Becausc ho is above doing wrong.
When Daphne was changed to tree to cs-
capc the wooing Of her lover, she was more
wood than ever.
A bashiul printer refused q situation in IN
Office where girls were employed, saying that
he never "set up" with girl in his lie.
Every man has in his own life. .folles enough
in his own mind, troubles enough-in the
performance OF duties, failures enough
in his own fortune, evils cnough-without
being curious about the affairs of others.
There is vast deal Of vital dir in loving
words.
It is no matter how often you stoopif what
you stoop for is worth picking up.
Our milkmen have tho concienccs to sell
water ut just as high prices in wet weather US
in dry. .,r
To defend political editor against abuse
is. like holding an umbrella over duck In
shower.
Often at fashionable balls wc hayo seen o
good many goats, and pair Of kids to every
goat. f ,rt...aT.f
Why is ambition like weathcrcock2-
Because it is vano and glittcring thing to
aspire.
There is q man out West who labors under
tho delusion that "Ilon." placed before
mans name stands for "honcst.'' -
Tis little wonder that men SC. often lio,
when they find out how many enemies they
make by telling tho truth.
When repentant scccsiouist takes tho
oath Of loyalty, his old associates say he Is
"iron clad" Its better, says tho Nashville
Union, to be "iron clad" with loyalty, than
copper clad with treason, or 60 down to Dixie
and not be clad atall.
A false friend Is like tho shadow on the sun
dial, appearing in sunshine, but vanishing
in shade.
An excellent grammarian gives Il as rca.
son why blow leaves blue mark, that blow
in tho past tense is blew. ~
When your wiio issilcnt, hold The baby for
her. Perhaps it is as much az she can do to
hold her tongue.
washcrwomcn of Holland and Belgium,
who got their linen 80 beautifully white, uso
refined borax as washing powder. instead
Of soda, In tho proportion Of largo handful
OF borax powder to about ton gallons Of wa
tcr-.hcy save In soap ncarly ono half
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For the best exhibition Of discipline in
Working Oxen or Steers. with an ordinary
load, in backing. drawing, and executing any
other mansuyers necessary and useful to farm
work-open 10 all. o
First premium So,00
Second do. 3.OO
For the same to be competed for by any
boy under Is years OF aSe .oo
First premium o'V0
Second do. o.OU
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this way would have saved many o man from
more than ten times that amount Of loss
The writer has now in mind the case of q
hard-working farmer, whose earnings for
years were lost by neglect of this precaution.
American Agrieuiturist.
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THREE PICTURES.

There Is a form OF girlish mould,
Under the spread Of tho branches old,
At the we'll known boaehen trees
With the sunset lighting her tresses OF gold,
And the breeIes waving them, fold upon fold,
Waiting Tor nae.
There Is the sweet voice, with cadence deep,
or one that slngeth our babe asleep,
And often turns to see
How the stars through the lattice begin TO peep
And watches the lazy dial creep,
Waiting for me.
Long since those locks are laid In tho clay,
Long since that voice has passed away,
On earth no more to be;
but still In the spirit world ahr
She Is the dearest q those that are
waitln. for me.
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4aetrp.
NOTHING BUT LEAVES.

NOTHING BUT LEAVES.
Nothing but leaves, the Spirit grieves
Over wasted lifc;
Sin committed while conscience slept,
Promises made but never kept,
Hatred. battle and strifei-
Nothing but leaves J
NothIny but leaves no garnered shesves
or life's fair ripening grains
Words, idle words for earnest deedsi
ye SOW our seeds-lo' tares and weeds
We reap with toll and pain
Nothing but leaves
Nothing but leaves; memory weaves
No vail TO screen the past'
As we retracc oufweary way.
Counting each lost and misspent day,
We sadly and at last
Nothing but leaves.
And shall wc meet tho Master so,
Bearing our withered lcaves'
The Savior looks Tor perfect fruit
We stand before him, humbled, mutei
Waiting the word he breathes-
"Nothlng but leaves"
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agricultural,
LIST OF PREMIUMS
OFFERED ny Tue
r.,x Auricultur~I Socloty,

For the CATTLE SHOW and PAIR OF the Society
IN be held I'm SACo and BiDDEFORD, Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 29th and 9Oth,
and Oct Ist IS63-the Cattle Show To be on the
NgrIcultural Grounds In Saco, and the Miscelia-
neous Fair In the New City Hall In Biddeiord'
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Eerna Hostility to every Oppression
BIDDEFoRD, MAINE, FRIDAY MORNING,

Cabinet Work.-For tho best specimen Of
cabinet work, premium. or the Society's
Diploma.
Horse and Or Slocs.-Best specimen Of
horse and OK shoes. book.
Leather and Articles Manufactured there
trom.-For the best specimen Of thick boots,
100.
For tho best specimen Of thin boots, LOO.
For the best specimen Of ladies' boots. LOO
For the best specimen Of ladies' walking
shoes, Scots.
For tho best specimen OF upper or sole lea
ther, or morocco, o premium Of LOO, or q Di-
ploma.
For the best single carriage harness, 500
For the best specimen Of double carriage
harness. 500.
For the best specimen of cart harness, 200
Carriages, Wagons, Carts, &c.-For the
best specimen Of family carriage, for ono or
more horses.
For the best sleigh, 800
For the best covered wagon, 200.
For the best open wagon, 200
For the best farm wagon, 200
For the best farm cart, 200
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
For tho best plO,o. $500 or Diploma.
Z" eutirator, 200 or Diploma
An other Agricultural Implements, q Diplo.
ma at the discretion of tho Committee.
NorE.-It is to be understood that oil or.
tces presented for premium in each of the
foregoing departments, shall have been man.
ufactured or produced within the County
during the last year and by tho person pre-
senting them. Also, that in every case, the
examing Committee shall have the right to
substitute tho Society's Diploma for pre-
MUM, or to give it where mono has been
awarded, at their discretion.
Articles in either of the above depart
ments, contributed to the exhibition by per
sons not residing in the County, shall receive
suitable attention from the Committee and it
worthy, bo awarded Diploma.
General regulations published hereafter.
An adjourned meeting Of the Trustees will
be held in Saco, Saturday, August 22nd, for
the purpose of periecting the list of promi
ums, appointing adjudging committees and
making general arrangements for the exhibi-
ton.
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PUBLISHED EVERY
Volume ID.

than onc-fourth an acre. devoted to vegeta-
bles, fruit, &C., the Society will pay q pre-.
MUM of $500
The person entering for this premium must
give detailed account of themanner Of plant
ing and caring for the garden, the amount
and value Of the several varieties raised, and
the expense of taking care Of it for the sea-
son-the design being to get at the profit Of
a good garden
For the best collection and greatest variety
Of Garden Vegetables. regard being had to
the quantity as we'll as quality exhibited:
First premium 5,0O
Second do. 3.OO
For the best collection and greatest variety
of potatoes, not less than q peck Of each kind,
a premium Of 2,0O
Rest trace of seed corn, 800
od do. 200
81 do. l.O0
Best 10, squashes, not less than IL, Loo
+" {" cabbages l.O0
{" Z" melons, LOO
Z" " tomatoes, Z" l-2 bu. loo
{" {" beets, l.00
" '" onions, LOO
{" carrots, " l l.O0
+" {" parsnips, l l.Oo
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EXHIBITION OF TEAMING.

The York County Agricultural Society
offers the following premiums Tor the year
lRE9
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EXPERIMENTS ON MANURE.

For the exact and satisfactory experiment
in tho preparation and application of manures'
either animal, vegetable or mineral, duo re-
gard being had to economy, oo
First premium So'Vo
Sacond do o.OU
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ANIMALS.

Noie.-ln all cases where it is found that
animals entitled to the first premium have
before received the same at any former exhi-
bi,ion of the Society, Diploma. certifying
that said animal is the best, shall bo awarded
instead of the premium. The Diploma of
the Society shall be awarded at the discretion
of the several Committees. for animals ex-
h;h;,od from, vitbout rho limits of tho conn
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HONEY.

For the greatest quantity and best quality
Of honey, first premium, $500, Cd do, 200
Sd do, book.
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For the best six ewes, Of any breed
First premium 800
Second do. 2.00
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hiblted from without the limits Oh tne coun-
ty. :,
BuLs.-For tho best pure blood Ayrshire
bull. $500
Best pure blood Devon bull, 5 90
Best pure blood Jersey bull, 90
Cows.-For the best purc-blood Ayrshire
cow, V4.o
Best pure blood Jersey cow, 400
Best pure-blood Devon cow, 4.OO
Undoubted evidence of purity Of blood
will be required, and no premium will be
awarded without it.
For the best native cow, 400
FAT CATTLE.-For the best beef animal,
fattencd within the county, regard being had
to the manner Of feeding, and the expense
thereof,
First premium, 5.W
Second do. 3.OO
MILcu Cows.-For tho best milch cow,
not less than three years old, with satisfacto.
~ evidence of the quantity and quality OF
her milk, and the manner in which she has
been fed, certificates OF which must be filed
in writing, Of tho product OF her milk and
butter made from the COW during two peri
DDS of ten days each. Three months, neith-
er more nor less. shall elapse between the
two periods of trial aforesaid, and tho last
trial shall be completed before the dato OF
the annual exhibition. In cases where the
milk is not made into butter, the quality and
weight Of tho milk must be stated, time OF
the cows calving, and quality of the CALI
Verbal statements cannot be depended upon
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-19
Aotifes.
GENERAL OFFICE,
Pittsburgh, Fit. Wayne 81 Chicago
Railway Company.

Pittsburgh, May LIST, 1869.
NOTICE.-The Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE and
Chicago Railway Company, having received a
proper Legal conveyance of the Rail Road, from
Pittsburgh to Chicago, with all its appendices,
real. personal and mixed, late the property of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road
Company, now assumes the control and manage
ment of said Road and property.
All persons employed Oh or about said Road
may continue in their respective positions o. siua
tons until further notice.
All persons, associations and corporations, de
string business arrangements, or wishing to con
tinue change any hereafter existing. will at
apply to the proper officers of this Company, a
this Company is bound by no arrangement or un.
Outstanding that i, does not expressly assume.
G. w. CASS, Pre-. ident
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gitfrrau.
A Democratic Conservative Newspaperin
the City of New York
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY ARGUS,
To Restore the Union and Maintain
THE CONSTITUTION.

For several years the Democratic and Conserva-
tive sentiment of the Nation has been keenly
alive to the necessity Of being faithfully and ably
represented by first class Newspaper, published
in the City of New York, adapted to popular cir
culation, and welding wholesome influence
throughout the Union. The great want has been.
and Is, paper which shall sustain the same rela.
ton to Democratic and Conservative PRINCIPLES As
does the New York Tribune to Abolitionism all
all kinds of Radicalism--a paper conducted with
talent and prudence, with correct appreciation OF
the true principles of our Government and fidelity
to them; i'll all respects first class wspaper and
yet afforded at price bringing it within the reach
of the masses of the People throughout the Coun-
try.
The undersigned, from their connection with
the A lbany Atlas & Argus-one of the Oldest and
best known Democratic papers in the Union-have
been constantly urged, during the last three OF
four years, to respond to this demand, by estab-
fishing first class Weekly Newspaper in the CITY
of New York, adapted to general circulation
We yield to the wishes of our political friends
and have therefore transferred the publication OF
the Week., Atlas Argus to the City of New
York. where it will hereafter be issued under the
name of
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-19
A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.

The subscriber will send, free of charge) to all
who desire il, the Recipe and directions Tor making
a simple Vegetable BALM, that will, in from two
to eight DAYS, remove Pimples, Blotches, Tan
FreckIes, Sallowness, and all impurities and
roaghness of the Skin. leaving the same-as Ma
ture intended it should he-sot, clear, smooth and
beautiful. Those desiring the Recipe with full
instructions directions and advice, win please cal
on or address, with return postage,)
THOS. F.CHAPMhN, Practical Chemist
l7me ssl Broadway, New York.