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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24
Storing Apples.

A room or cellar for storing apples
should be such that it could be kept as
near one temperature as possible, say
about thirty-four or thirty five degrees.
It should be dry and the atmosphere
free from any Impurities arising from
decayed vegetable matter. The cellar
should be provided with shelves, say
twenty inches wide and Eve inches deep,
fOr' storing the apples on. Different
kinds Of apples should never be mixed
together on the same shelf. The apples
should be carefully assorted during the
fore part of the season, perhaps every
two, three, or four weeks, aud in the
latter part about every week, aud all
apples that have commenced decaying
should be removed. Apples should
never bo allowed to rot in ths cellar
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24

The Sons of Liberty at work-A
Provost Marshal and Two Soldiers
Shot.
On the End inst. Robert L. Stewart,
Deputy Provost Marshal Of Auglaixe
county, was ambushed by party Of
COpperheads, near st. Maty's, Auglaizc
county. while returning to that place 10
company with two soldiers 10 charge of
deserter, whom they had arrested.
One of the soldiers was mortally wound
ed, aud it is feared the Marshal cannot
recover. The prisoner was carried off
by the assassins. A sufi lent force has
been sent to the neighborhood to arrest
the villains, and it is hoped will succeed d
in bringing them to justice. This is
another specimen of the peace proclivi
ties Of the Copperheads.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24

LEAP YEAR.-The Ladies' privilege
which is ordinarily said to be permitted
in this year, took its origin in the fol
lowing manner by an ancient Act
of the Scottish Parliament, passed in
the reign of Margaret, about the year
1928, it was "ordanit that during ye
reign of her maist blessit Majestic, ilka
maiden ladee, of bath high aud low es-
TAFT, shall hae liberty to speak to ye man
she likes; gif he refuses to take her to
be his wifi, he shall be muct in the sum
Of an hundrit pounds or less, as his es.
tate may be, except and always gif he
can make it appear that he is betrothit
to Rnithsr woman, then he shall be free. {"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24

BULL RUN SURPAssED.--The rebel
papers confess that Early's defeat by
Sheridan on the 10Th Oct. was even
worse than ours at Bull Run. The
Richmond Enquirer's New Market cor
respondent says:
The fight Of Early's army was the
greatest stampede Of the war, includiae
both infantry and cavalry. 1t calls il
the actions of whole day Of glory los
by few minutes of shame. No rally
Of brigade, regiment or company; the
whole was one confused mass of men il
full fight.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24

JEFF Davis, in the course of speech q
at Columbus, S. c., on the I'd inst,
said -
Does any one believe that Yankees
are to be cOucilatcd by terms Of conces
sion Does any man imagine that we
can conquer the Yankees by retreating
before them, or do you not know that
the only way to make spauicls civil is to
whip them ?
these Northern "spanieIs" are just
uncivil enough to tell this inSolent ma
bob to come on with his chivalrous
hosts, and whip them if he can.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24

A MALE ToPsY Here is g very
good ane ecdOte, reminding one somewhat
of Mrs. Stoves " Topsy"
During the last winter a eco ntraban u
came into the Federal lines 10 North
Carolina, aud was marched up to the
officer of the day to give an account OF
himself, WhereupOu the following colo
guy ensued;
What's your name7"
s'My names Sam"
"Sam wbat2"
"NO, sab, not Sam Watt, Use jist
Sam l,..-
"What's your other name 2"'
II hasn't got no oder name, sah.-
1'se Sam--dat's all"
"WhAt's your masters name D"
W'se got no massa now; massa ruined
awsy-yah yah Use free niger now.
swell, what's your father aud mother
pane 2" -
"I'se got nODe, sah--neber had none
l'se jist sam-ain't nobody else"
"Havn't you any brothers aud sisterS2'
"No sab, anebeE had none. No brud
der no sister, no fader, no mudder, nc
massa-nOthin' but Sam. When yOl
'es Sum you sec all dare il Of Si."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24

J
Cant see i'll" slauged the young
hopeful, backing off. Y
The young lady struggled after the
orthordox manner, handed down from
generation 10 generation of young la
dies, and the children screamed with do.
light. .... Yt
"Hold her, Mr.. Dobbr'
"Kiss her, Mr.. Dobbl"
Grub her nose with your whiskers,
papa"
That last was from Fred, who had
memories.
We left them alone at last. l don't
believe 10 old folks intruding too much
on the enjoyment Of the little ones.-
They get along great deal merrior by
themselves. 50 Mrs. Dobb shut the
parlor door and left them alone, while
| shut myself up in my study.
About half past nine l went out and
found the little guests had gone.
Sallio was missing, but we presently
found her on the stairs in the hall, cry
ing bitterly.
why, what's the matter with my lit.
tie birdH" said l, taking her in my
arms. ..' ..
She was 10th to tell, but at last she
sobbed out that she had been kissed too
much, aud had had her six years pound.
ed on her little back, in honor of birth.
day usage. till she was sore all over
Added to which one of the boys had
, caught hold Of her dress and torn it In
J a shocking manner.
She was soothed and put to bed, ant
then went into the parlor.
3 Obi spectacle for an economical pa
G rentl My statuette Of Senator Douglas
only cast, but gift from the sculp
tor-bad been knocked over as it stood
t in corner, and its head broken oi
short. There was deep scratch foo
long on the piano, and the music wa
! one hideous dab of-molasses candy frou
u Grst to last. A lamp had been tippe
= over on the Brussels carpet and lei
: spoEs in the middle of the room. An
worst of all, some ambitious youngste
had been at my'paintings, and had brc
ken hole through the canvas of
;, beautiful landscape-an original Sor
u tag, which l valued highly.
"Oh, Susan! Susan!" cried I, "behol
the havoc of this economical soireeI"
Mrs. Dobb stood aghast at the spec
tacle.
1 "Can you compute this damage calm
ly," | asked.
But Mrs. Dobb had no answer for mi
l got out a pencil and a piece of pa
per, and made reckoning:
Beheaded Douglas $25
4 Mutilated Sontag SO
b Molasses candy and other dam
ages to piano and music 10
! Ruined Carpet 100
;, "a total, my dear, of $685."
n 81 think you are extravagant, James,
G said my wife. "a little Spaulding
y glue will put the statues head in place.
/. "And then you could tie red ribbo
round his neck to hide the cracI
couldn't you, doar?" l said in a tor
r ofintense irony.
# GAS for the painting, seems to m
: you might mend it in some way, Jane
since you make those things yourself.
" "Those things! That's a wife for o
4. artist"
Of THE piano and music, 1 will see VIII,
| can do with it; and as for the carpe
h. we can get a rug for the center of Ii
to room, and the spot will never show"
D. "Ansther expense, my dear"
re "Jamos, have wanted a rug for tn
room this long time. For my part,
ID don't know as I'm very sorry.
II least, it can't be helped now; and the
a. are no more birthdays in the fami
| this year"
G. "Let us be thankful for that, then
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24

A scrub head boy having been brought
before court as a witness the following
cOlloqny ensued:
"Where do you liveP" said the Judge.
olive with my mother"
"Where does your mother live 2"
"She lives with father"
"Where does he live ?"
"He lives with the old folks"
"Where do they live 2" says the
Judge getting very red, as an audible
snicker goes round the room.
"They live at home" a
"Where in thunder's their home ,
roars the Judge.
"Tbat's where I'm FROM" says the
boy sticking bis tongue in a corner O.
his cheek and slowly closing one eye or
the Judge.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24
What a Woman has Done.

Mrs. Sarah Owen, of Clinton county,
Ohio, cultivated the past season, farm
of seventy acres. The Cincinnati Ga
lEotte says She had her VIII eat harvest,
and her haying as any other farmer.
She has cultivated eight acres of corn,
the usual quantity of Irish potatoes, a
patch of Sorghum and garden. Part
Of the season she has had hired
man" and part of the time che has de-
pended upon her own hands. She
stripped and gathered her Sorghum
cane with her own labor, and is now
employed in digging her potatoes -
Having that forecast which a practical
culture always gives, on the morning Of
the first frost she was up at the "peep
Of day" and out with her hoe cutting of
the vines of her sweet potatoes to save
the tubers from that damage which the
sun would do them by starting the sap
Of thrifty vines back to tho roots.
Mrs. Owen is a highly educated and
accomplished lady, the widow of sol.
der, and is fine example of what q
woman and mother can do in case oi
necessity.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24
NOT VET

rfti. NOT X hi,
1f hr CAROLINE A. MASON.
Not yst,-Along the purpling sky
We see the dawnlng ray,
But lsagues Of cloudy distance lie
Between us aud the sky.
Not yet,--the aloe waits serene
fIts promised advent hour;
A patient century Of green
To ono full, perfect nOwsrl
Not yst,--no harvest song iS sung
.. In the sweet ear Of Spring
Nor hear we, while the blade Is younE,
The reAper's sickle swing.
Not yet,-before the erown the cross;
The struggle ere tho prize;
Before the gain the fearful loss;
And Death ere Paradise.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24

ooNuNDAUNs.- are greenbacks more valuabl'
than gold, even at It's present price Because, wher
you put gresnback In your pocket, you double It, and
when you take It out again you hnd IL increases:
What periodical storn 10 like TO the kick Of horse
Why, the sqnlne.kn0cks, Of course
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24
noutk's department.

oUR CoNrRIIUTOAs to this Department are reminded
that stock Of original Engmas, ohArades, &c. is
getting rather low, and would be glad to have
supply. Be careful to avoid mistakes In spelling, which
sometimes cAnse no little vsxation in solving Enigma.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24

Total In 81 counties
The counties of Allen, Cuyahoga,
Stark and Trumbull have made no re-
turns. These counties returned in 1863
as follows:
Allen, 1,5ls; Cuyahoga, 5000; Stark,
1854; Trumbull, 2,O4O; amounting to
12,2l2, which being added to the above,
would make a grand total of 209,988.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24
Ohio Soldiers and Marines

"In the service of the State or United
States, or who have died or been dis
abled in said service" as ascertained by
assessors in May, 1864, and returned to
tho uditor of State. ...I.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-24

lFor "
Miseellaneous EniRma.

am composed Of 20 letters.
My 25 IL 3 Is a city in eastern Europe.
My 10 10 is found the Island OF st. Sebastian.
MY 10 II % a. 20 Is q county In Texas.
My 22 l36IT 10 Is q city In Wisconsin.
My llT0 Is 20 are found In Southern Ohio.
My Ia Is a weight
My al IT &c 20 are TO be had In Marshall Township
My II Is 81 h q personal proEoun. .f...
My whole is reply 70 Grandfather's Sens.
Nov IL, 1854. GRANDFATHERs DAUGHTERS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

10 WASH C0LoRED. PLAID, BLAck, AND Raw
81 Ks AND RBBiNs Fra smgle dress nara
Hour OF hive eojd-szst potatoes, sc9 them thin.
aud lay them IN quart OF cold water tor A few
hours then, If the SILK Is much soiled, sponge
both sides freely, rubbing toe soiled places with
much care. Stonge one piece at "a time. and
iron Itdry upon the side that is 20 be III. inside
moving the IRON up and down. or. straight
across-never diagonally. Have jhc irons uuite
hot yet not 20 AS % sc0rch, OF tu change thr 1l.
Or IL they are too cool, they vii draw up or
erMp the SIX IN very minute gathers, and it will
be nearly impossible to maxi such places smooth
again. The effect of the starch from the p,t.-
toes is 10 cleanse the silk, and also give it A It-
Tie Stiffness, aud even pIai sl'k Of The most dell
icale color, are made to lood new in this way
IL a silk IS not much soiled, ,poage il onl, on
What is to be The OUTSIDE, aud IRON II ON tb.
other good black silk may he made 10 look
amalst as weel's the new, again and again
b. this process aud those who have never tried
1t, would be surprised at the t,nnaung eg.ct
Good ribbons, black, white or aulored. nre
made fresh ana hands me io precisely the sam,
way. To iron them set the IRON acr,s, one ana
on the wrong side, and wlaie sou press It bard
draw the whole l,ng Il OF he rbbon undur II
with the other hand
Raw silks should be washed tn ral.tn water
as directed Tor cahc e. that are n.b.ct,L fade.
aud alter being rlnsei onee, aui hung without
wringlup upon the line, long enough for the
water to dap of, lheJ should Dc rollei 10, ill.,
teen mioutes IN sheet, aud then iloned dry 1p
he wrong side.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

SrRlNo CmckESs.-Sprinl chickens are al
wSys IN active demand from May to September
in the vicinity OF a our cite aud larger towns.
Oh course they are profitable to the farmers, and
small laodholders and cottagers, who breed
them. Tuis is good month to set the hens
and hatch them out. For this purpose, a warm
hen.house and coopsin sunny places are r, quir.
ed Let the eggs De kept IN proper temperature,
til the hen ls ready to cit on them. Talrteeu IL
the proper number Tor clutch OF chickens.
When haiched, II milk curds can be had. this is
their bts. food. II iot, soaked bread for the
fret lev days. and alter that, Indian meal we'll
cook d, like mush Tor your own table Raw
neal, wetupI IN the usual way 10 hard and scour.
ing Tor thtir delicate s,onachs. " hen a lew
weets Old, clipped eabLage, - siyes, aud other
tender vegetables arr 10 be adaod aud sour milk
IS the yer, bet drink they can base. We
~Ould ny oil means eatrust the early spiiag
che ems to womans care. She seems n poss y
the necessary ipstincts-worth all the bows aud
men Ia the country. Wa have known Scotch,
Duieh, or Irish washerwoman's cottage, eur.
round ID by u close wall. alive with early chick.
go. when the geptiemab's and farmers prrmises
~oo d scarce supply teal Igr the table beiOIe
Septembsr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
IIrDRoraoDlA.-A preventive a.

AfpEoPnoBA-A preventive aud cure of
hydrophoba is spoAen OF By Gahgnam. Il
cJusl'ts OF a yapir bath, SINGLE one elimi
mating tho virus, although D.. b .ssan. the in.
vcn'or' uses one On each OF seven successive
days Tne w9usd Is to be pressed welt while in
,ne bath. Immediately after the bite Is in
hlcitd, the wound is tn washed vita "A pi,c.
OF linen dipped into liqul ammonia. whi'h IL
TO be kept ON Tor an hour, Altarwafd treat Che
Iuh animation by eatapasms OF lus,ed removed
every three hours, ard dress the wound with
cJld cream II tie dlssdss bus declared itself.
w. l'son keeps the patent Ia u yaplr bath
unll cured, gradually RAISING tie temperature.
Diet, plentiful aud what the patlen, ple,s,.
eEeicse freely, and no talking about the cas i.
allowed IN the persons pres.uce llydrophobi,
lasu three days TIE re aety certainly cares ma
the hrst day, Is doubtful Oh The second, aud
useless ON the thrd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

ApriI20 1884.


o. e tA ~ T 2 II LIT o. HElANN
Ihreeyears ago to-dss
Vera Used uur hsnis to Heaven
A. on thr rolls Of mus er
Our ua.aes were Thirty seven
There we're just thousand bayonels
And the sw3r ds were thirty. seven,
Aswe took the oath OF service
With our ght hands rsised to Heay--.
o'twass galtsntd,Y
In memory stll adored,
Thai day q our sun bright nuptas
with The musket and the sword
Shrlll rang the hfes The bugles bared,
And beneath coudless Heaven
Twin led thousand bayonets,
And The swords re thirty seven
0'ths hou and stelEarl bay onep
Two hIr bred march to dsy
Hundreds lie u Vi MIA swsmps
And hundreds in Maryland clay:
And oth-r hundreds less happy drag
Their shattered limbs around,
And envy the deep, long, blessed sleep
OF The BATH fields hoy ground
For the s~ord'--one n ght, week agf,
Ihs remnant, Just eleven,
Gathered around bsnqusting board
with seats for thirty seven
There we're two lmped In on ctutchrs,
And two had each but hand
To pour Tho vine and raise the cup
Aswe toasted /" Our flag and land :"
AMI the room seemed fined with whispers
Aswe locked At thu yAoantisats,
And, with clicking throsts, We pushed aide
The rich but untssted meats;
Then Ia silence We brimmed our glasses
Aswe rose up-juT eleven,
And bowed as we drank to h. loved and the dead
Who had mad US thirty seven
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
POudrctic =! g'oudrettc -

lle Lodi tanutacurus Company, with an e2r erience
OF ~ years again offer for sac uniform article Of
Poudtcir AZ low prices
The experience Thousands TT oustome attest To- III,
fact thai is ha cheapest aud thg very b.s manure in
market sud par iemarly adapted for ToUscco Corn,
Potatoes. ans Garden Truck
me company also manufsofur Bone ga lale "a sub
stutr i1r Fuarol iron bone. nIlt soil anusuaro.
ground 0ue Free s4' per ton
Npanphtt obtaining direct ions Tot USE piircs 6e
may BE- had ire boy ahdressiua a letter to the
Lodi MRnufa cturiug, Company
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
uE. j. nlA 3
PRIVATE MEDICAL oTTICE.
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Iaiions of their medicine b. IA, i., bn anno -,
pose 90 contradic hem " Nhv besides to i4rlG
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written Of he qualities and elect Of different htrt
and uAutsa u ascripe ali ill., ma, h, their pm IN.
racis Specifics &C.. most Of which If moi all contain
Mercury because OF tie ancient belief o. is curing
,'tN 'Ang hlt NOW tuoSn 10 " sli more tnan
'n''" 'hu'l''e uAt Nel COM hHiionaly injured lof
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5iLuug them VINO VIII even peuufe themselves oonits
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

'1cccs mi pmcIlII0ntnl WIN whom have had ofrIa
Intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
tommssiunerOf Patents
10 havoc no hesitation 10 assuring inventors that they
clnnoi smpoly person competent an Trustworthy
and more capable olputnG their applications In form
recufe Tor them an ealy and favorable cons deraton Al
the Patent Omcc y EDMUND BURKE,
HHte Commit -.ionrr N Patents
" MI X, u Eddy has made for me thirteen applications
oG a but one Of which patents had been tfAnt,d and
Il' Is no" pending. srch unmstakahc proof n great
talent and ability ON ia part leads me- 10 recommend all
iu rntofs to apply 10 MIN tn secure thei atents ~
they may be ufr ofhayHg the most faithful attention he
sto8ed onthe Gates and at very reasonable charges"
IOuN rAGpART
During eight months, the su scfbcf 10 course Il hs
large Practice, made on twice rejected applications st
teen appeals everyone Of which va. decided 10 his favor
10y the commission r1f patents. r. n EDDY
boston, Dec. 49, 1858 iy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

li"E - DaTk Cur NAILS 1t is often dil6.
cult 70 dhye cop1un cut nails into hard um.
ber, boards, etc They Will aeYer &" ly uut, q"
however' II d'st rabhed with .sap common
bar or any bard soap vii answer. Syevc
teate 10 the same lnann,r may also be dtl,
yitb much greater ease.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
.llle0itilles.
FEH1LE
sTRENG THENIN : CoRD1A1

This medicine Is OF long tried enea:, ior co,,,.
dII iAe disorders incidentalto the fmnmes,. T'
the afflicted may feel assured that his eordpl IA,
valuable ard worthy Of their coundence.-po, Wv
those secret compounds purposed to destroy heal,l,
lion add icw testimonials from physician, -,
all, favorng the Eclectic and Reformed rrsc,
Modei e, re.pset
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

L'Rsr Ecos = Nlp Aausoo Luce, Of N lilo.
sex has shown ostNO hens eggs Gle weighing
3 4 ounces aud one SIS ounces sleh eggs
should be quoted attwcoty five csn,sa do1sn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

| ave now bsen before tn pubic for nearly a Year
lie are universally pronsuut h ntatest and be.,
htWg collars eNaut
I'M mp 81 se presents perfect curve free from IN,
angles not cei la an other eAlltrs
TIE cravst causes pucker the inside OF the turn
down c1l1r.--'hey arc As SMOOTH INSIDE AS out.
81 e. nd therefore pertt ctl tec and Easy Co the neck
The rote collar has smooth aad evenly finished
edge 100 both sides
These tolars are not simply ha riecef at paper cut n
'he TORN ~ collar but ara NotpEn iNn suArED TO Pr
tHG Nrsk
They are mule IN NOVELTY - lor urn-down style d
no every hAli size FROM - 20 inches aud ia Eureka -
(or 1aroee rom % o. II iurhps and packed IN fol.
mSt va ueat blue cartons, containing t1l each, also
IN smaller ones 81 eaeh-te ttcra very handy pack.
age Tor Travellers. Army AID NAYS officers
~ EVERY COLLAR Is stamped
"GrRy's atent Nodded COItar.n
sold BY an dealers Ia Mems Furnishing Go5ds The
Trade supplied By
uArCH JOHNSON 4 90.
Importer a'd Wholesale Dealers Foe Mems Furnishing
g ods anl Umbrellas II neNonshlr. St, Boston