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W. revived Yesterday two papers
f-sm uouoluiu sandwich ISLANDS che
Hawaiian Gasstte of August aih and
ths O.r,T dirrr1srr ef the same date
both lau-cly taken up viii ana account
ct tbs proceedings had at a celebration
On ths si-t of July last called ''Rcsiora-
uon utv. Do -scn- that thc ilsi OF July
va. the Ia anniversary oi che r,-i'FH-
zion of che Hawaiian aag. We learn
hV u,aliug thr pr,scg,hns- thai away
t.sk iu the war gone by -omc British
o.H,sr. commanding a ship OF war, had
compsIlsI tho people oi ihe island o.
lower thc.r lsg. and bad taken pos,es-
,.sn af th. country Ina che name oi
Drrlt britain. rhc cause of doius 80 D,
iat stated in auy % che spccchcs, and
we arr DO iu thr dark ou chat su2icct
Buttha Hrl.-h government dl-nv uo,i
tbaalf or tht ou,,r ami -eut out ana
o.hsrsrant Who resioroj Che GAS and
r..r..a.si che Aboriginal kim aud hts
eh.ects theiro'd s,1tuS. ruc uawainns
ar. -r.at.on eelehut.on. uc iu.er nom
tl- rub. .sht.l punss,lu--, and arc a-
N.rf,,s- In thtfr .n.t-rrs u~ ans Aai.ri-
can could de-irt. Our tou,nI, ti'n-
Afn-rl caldwell nf thl- r.f,, ~trn~ t'
have l..su the only >I,aker sho ua.'de
-,r....ness To- Gtturc .n bis spcech
tf. confined himself to cN
..r..hf. r.marks hgariug upon
OBJ. imrarnnce of che islands as "a hall
v., t.a.. lu tlr rac.dc between >an
Frsnri.ro aud China-hstVccu thc old
ana ODD. now unrIIs-ani Showed bow
r,-s-srv - that uo for,isu nation
.baaII have a mounplllriug cuuiroi
.t.ra rrrt -o rcct--sry as a. siopIins
and r.arnE point Cor Che shius oi at
n...an-. NoaIiu~inn vas mtIie nm hI-
so..rh tothc latr TROUBLES OF che United
states. nor iulecd in any oi the
sreecbes. WHY we cannot tcii, unless y
wa. owing to Che presencr of Che BRIT
"a Consal D. ~hom such illusions
nt.ht arrtar rtrsoual cousidcr.ng ne
art.,e part bis country took in ai4 Of
ths r.ttalau-
wrIaUr from Che rapcc hc.orc u'
that tht uaWanian- are a. pr.'-r'~-iv,
r..nie. sud. ms ore traveller SAIL w1t
f.rnI "a pack oi oar.i- sni "o.her vIN.
Ir.I fn.Hrsfirn." iu AE.sa, arg s..taa,-
Ir.rr.IIv. or we s.. amUn- Uni. ."-a.
$780,. .l.. a1f,v .rs .r r.riri Or, eta.
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e-,.,t mast 10 the latter. Pork doing
v,lf several rvturucd rchcls driven
on 6rom e. camp meeting by rcturucd
Union bOys."
mo Clsrksburg r-isgrtpA s.,y-; me
Conservative democracy" a. they siyie
themselves. have nominated two "old
limo whizs" a. their candidates Cor tn
legislature in that COUNTY.
rhev did the same thing hcrc
The same paper ssys that the aforo-
said Conservative Democracy "gci
but cold comfort" In that county.
Tho MorgauioWn Ro0 complains
thsi 70 amt IS conts per bsshei Is asked
for coru In that placc. when 20 vents
only T. the PREV. The sainc paper cou-
tinues o. urSe upon The pcopic a Mon
onzaiis the advantages of building d
ralroad acroSs nom UuiontoWn O.
Farmout
The chestnut SEASON has @irly conn
menc,.l Ia tha mountain country They
arr worth noun 81 5o % - pcr bushcl'
A puddle meeting iu the Interest OF
The ~Mouonsahcls and lev ishurs Rail
mad j. % h. held al fairmont ON ths
drst THURSDAY in November ueN-
I &c. nasson aud David Cunningham
arethe Union candidates la Marion Co
G,r the HOUSE % nclegetes, and fete'
. r. Barnss. the Democrats candidate.
We are glad % 500 BY the array OF no
uc,-S ia che Fssirmont Ndt.ouui, OF thi'
week that mstrimouy j. an honorcd I'M
siiiution In Marion county.
L The following news about oil Ina th'
country bclow, Ne clip NOM the Mari
etia Rcrstlr;
/ ~NEw SrHigES.-ou Was struck,
a., DAVIS since. at ao fei dep, on th'
Nuttar mrui. hssiNsters "a Coos
rr,.sk. Wood county. West Virginia u
IL sail Oh o. yieldiug about ans plrrel'
a ttv of luhricaiiug olE Do belongs CD
comrany rom Kcokuk, Iowa Also 9
uell - reps,rtCd slruck on a lofN .
Goo-e crgek at 10 tcct dcVp uoN pm Z
over Che conductor. lubricatinz on
rhev viii probably commcucV pump
Ing next NotaY. 10 II oWued ~
t,,muanv frum BALTIMORE.
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Notice.

rT,IIE COMMITTEE On FIRE DEPART
mcut. 70 whom Was rCieru.d the adjust
ment of the difficulty existing In relation 10
the HOPE fire Company, having power o.
act. ind that 10 settlement can L. had with
existing organizations. The Coumittee there
forc dectlre that there h nov no ncognis-
ei cumIany In charge OF tho Hope appa-
rAfus. and hereby invite citiEsns INTERESTED.
o. meet with them on next saturday. the
ltth insf-. Al : o'ciock In thssvening. In Hope
HAL. tor the pups % forming a new COM
PAM o. take chargU Of and oISniie the said
Hy order Of the Committee on Fire Depari-
mCuL JAMES bodily,
ocll-l Chairman Committee.
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rlere are thrlc rtn.Uitrls Cor tha
Hea-e of ugia-rtes froan rsyIor c,un-
ty. au aruourc.l ~ Cu.er ucn. VIA
Cspt p. u Br.,ior. Isroy Coatu. ant
Jchr n Nnotis
farksrstur- Is to have e. Psi h1usc
noe, rieat auav. Bausr L. slxrv cgurs
there ara roiatoes 500 rer hus1sl
oal ca rarl Frhra.u Eae. thsseis-
tra,ei rh,rf of t.e c-l.r or ..f,laupr.
Naa,- ac.ul.iiie t,r 10 uauss r.
lF.esa-es IN ls'.l.lr..ise. nv. A. I,ues
Il o. aeullCrsilc canl.lita
A lrleui I'M uodtrti-o u.r.s-s - "a,
teI are haV.cz ~ eras- sa.,h-- d.
u-r-aro-s f-e-r. -xrr--srsr. Las.
aa-e laou.rr- a. ra--s -. ....--.
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rhe Rr.uit % TUESDAY : tieetien aver
Ia nsiassat gsaats.

our frieud. Col. roorman. of thc -.
Clarsvllo Cirustctr. - much ciais,i. a.
De- hasa -oo,i -ithi o. d.. over the siori-
oarsucsss ofthc Uniou men in Bclmout
ceunt, last TUESDAY The COLONEL labor
oiiudrnugabiy. aud. DO doaot, tollil-;-
iviu che canvass. 18th on thc stump and
in bis papcr. Cousiicr.ug that a ma
ir-itv IL 'ai votes v.s Overcome ard
Che tide turned dcciie-lly Ian the other
lI,4aon. b. t. quite cNcusahlc or
breaking Qua thus. ai che bead cf his
editorial column.
HI hlrs tnthf ultn who II siar ton '-nt
Hos 4 l,...l-asl,rici .si,stan, 90 s''ref'i
Wa S...is ihrthsounFi,s aa. never es,n
An. 'uaE,- N ne a.me of hs o'un-ry
os1. asai,hsr' all naus o. yes lou'l ne. ~
or rs - b re ssnin ~ dsi'sht On -
Wa g. 81 ~ .-,usn raund .u no napF,ssi
Ans hr.-i I'M u,s orra,i ,,,.a g.'''.a'',5'.'
rHuwrInf Af 49,.
uavu- iniulg,,l In err above posti-
cli quotation. thr ftr.aic.r comcs down
to sat,r r,ahty thus
Tho election on r1e~,itv p.~sad 81
au.ttIY fu tl.s culutN. To- tUsr N un-
u.uallv htlNy To- detailed toie ue
ar. unaiie OBI eitr. ln.w OBJ H0t ttff
-sme E.w rl Dr. InNtu~IiT.. r.- C.0ii o.
rUr, tlc 1850. aa.l en- Itll-lss.s 4. can
uof ha Drsu.sI .rr llriV aaf~ orntr.l
trNs MAJORITY u tar uuau.N l. ~
L. d.
Hhout ianrrrrrt's alngi 81 John
tn.ar1s af..ut ~. tui NrettIl's l1 B.
t0...r.. a'a.at tIt l.Ulau nlrut - /,
t,rnrans CT. h.mr.~ Cd, nni rhn otl-
au.. of fhe t.okat thcuf WITH thc state
t.sHl
r. county .In.i. dates urrr NcrN ho--
ft ..rr.s ..L and the ug~ur ~lHrus H.
-nrI triumph ofthe Union ttrkrt cNer
OBJ. nftr. r.-- ecrrurt rrscfs cNrr rll
lrraHrI .F frr VrrN Uorruut .H...F- OF
r.r l.u .Yirl..ie l'tuloyrrry ci thr>
..urrf.
AHrr... IA, -....i r.irSc Or r.ta.c.r-
'I,r t...nasIrrl-r Il-,.Ier- surs Verr
tHrH.I-u. EN-. .trrt.rc co. e.urlN. ttrr
a..r Hr. H...'~ otrr -.0-ati. trrV Insist
.I .nn. thrr u. .orTy Was ah.tr Eel.
T..-. utn trr fttr rloF htts. lhrir
Iaa-laI GABLES haNr atIt.'l.i ,nc-n rll'io
..- rne r,oi.r nrvr DO thf sal 't
tH.'r Ielurat..n uftn tnerl
I ...l.un. iu same .I tnc town
-..H.. l.uIuu-lrs.a- uhar z,ssi wcrk
e.I nj. in rta-.. fuHur, aui War
Irlt a. FHrt.0u.lr. tnr lu.Hn ar'N nH~
,strr.,I uarr urh c.rr,. rrI our
H', r ~..rN .n| N.rA. t..l IHI u.-
H' Hrl .Er.," ur.k
OF. a.krl ......l /, .r. of thc l,st
"H.rH n||H... ..H y. dis .....r.Hn
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Moving Machines in England

At THE TRIAL BEFORE THE ROYAL
\ Agricultural ~scieiy ~ England held In
july lAsi. the -MOOn MOWER American,
took the first priEf. WOODS REAPER the
INT pr.zs, and the MOWER AND REAPER
COMBINED the ~es,nni priEe. Thert were
Pro euirieS % mower and reapers. The
prite trtals % inplemeuts before the Royal
>uciety take pla.,e only once I'M four yes,rSl
The unprecedented demand for the ~Wos.i
Mover fully establishes IA superiority over
al other machine~. The undersigned are the
-oLE AGESr~ fnr West Virginia. Western
hcnnsy lvania and Eastern Ohio, and are pre-
TSiresi o. ullkke srrlsnxefucnts with sui-aErnr u
Cctl2 PRYOR. HA<pt.AN a 81.
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Howard Iron Works.

VnIERE WILL Re A MEETING or TIE
Stockholders 81 the Howard irun Works
held az the office o. =. &. Hlldreth a hTt., No.
81 Main sfrtst, on THURSDAY, octoher -. lssA.
between The hour % 3 and I y. m, iof the
.sssfn. "a
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W1Earc iu.isbtei 3D. Adams ENpucss
Company tor ale. of southern papcr>.
We are also constantly indebted o. ".
4. NcKcivv Cor late papers.
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Partnership Notice.

Q T. JOHNSON HAVING PURCHASED
-. the Interest ~ A. :. rruvhridge In IN
job Printing aud hookhinding establishment
az j. NJ EMINO a 90. the husiness vii
herrafter D. conducted hy the undersigned
under the Old arm name, aud az the 0lt
stand. iu6 Market street.
IN. EWING.
JAS 4. CARROLL.
o.rt1n-'f : p JOHNSON
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On The 18th inst. AZ Russell Coiiage. Ohio
r1unry. ". Va. ~ the Rev. saml lttruitL
ErN. N o. nt-NFuftT o. MisS MNEN ". kUS-
ssIr, dauEhfer of Hon. James ". Rus~ell, all
of nsifnt ncunA
kurusf ~ i~s. AZ the n1>itlrnco % Capt.
Mo.1ru. - Rev. j. H. lngr. Mr.. ALEEKr
Ir~rnN. nf Martins Ferry, % Mn MAE1 v.
NJ kEsII Al. ~ WheyinE. ". Va
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Horsr OF DrLrGATrs,-E

uauio 81
L1EUr. COL J. "A. LOCKWOOD.
~ the Peoples Union candidlie fur HouSa II
us.iaztfeS MARSHALL COUNTY.
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The Hannah More Academy
WILaINeroN. DELAWARE.

Prncipsis; Ms &. a L GRINsHAw.
FT,uIs LONG ESTABLISHED INSrTTU-
flrn. a1r re g,fuoaIion q yucnz Lzailts> =
.tIlalu rren. ne ltultiinx i wcl Nrutiltiet
nal AMI sIIuwrr nlIrn<. lnr hrlftUn i
f1l-IffhN. FxrsriruIssi ans cYnrurctert to,lrh-
crs ~ frcnch. rTawinE. MUSE and nanclug.
- t..- - - cs--,,.-s -r,-iu,.s,
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. C. &c. c. SEIswASGEA v.R Ritz
New Omnibus Line,


FAVEs ST. CLAIRsVILLE EVERY
Il A morning. AZ O'Clock. and rcturning
leaves Wheeling AZ ; ,. N. sundays excepted.
For passagc, enquire az M'Lure Hou~ Or
Packers Hotel. Wheeling. and AZ National
Hotel. ~. ClAirSVille, Ohio.
-rus7 NElSWANGERs a RIT-rS
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CoREs. ooRKS, CoRKx

E'OR BOTTLES. Walls. JuGs. DEM.
Il johnS. frult JarS &r-, straizht and tAT.r
iur S,le b III Ifs,AN
sPis and LoGAS, LisT 4oG
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Bridge Stock.

TO sHARfS or THE sIOCE % THE
l /! Wheeling and Belmont Briirt CON.
plluy Dor sale. Apply %
FIRsf NATIONAL RANK
STlA - W-H...fl~u
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Notice.

TUE STOCKHOLDERS or THE BURN
M eyrnr. fFench Crssk ard Seuslls
hun VI MINK Company. wil meet in the
l-nts-iors Room u the savings Bank. on
h"ndsy. eesseer u. l>ss. a. 3 O'Clock p.
sep.l-td
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Mlstellanrons.

Proclamation by the Presidential
Day of Thanksgiving---First Thurs
day of December.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF -A-PRoCLAMATIoN
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God during the year which is now COM
ing to an. end, to relieve our beloved
country from the fearful scourge OF
civil war, and permit us to secure the
blessings of peace, unity and harmony
with great enlarge oment of civil liber
ty; and, whereas, our Heavenly Father
hGs also, during the year, graciously
averted from US the calamities Of for
eign war, pestilenco and famine, while
our granaries are full of the fruits of
an abundant season; and, whereas,
righteousness exalts a nation while sin
is reproOch to any people; now, there,
fore, Andrew johnson, President Of
the United States, do hereby recon
mend to the people thereof, that they
do set apart and observe the first Thurs
day of Decem ber, as a day of national
thanksgiving to the Creator of the uni
verse, for these deliverauces and bless
iugs; and do further recommend that
on that occasion the whole people make
confession of our national sins against
His infinite goodness and with one
heart and one mind implore the Divine
guidance in the ways of national virtu e
and holiness. ..-.,...... ...
In testimony whereof, have hereun-
to set my hand aud caused the seal oil
the United States to be affixed Done
at the City of Washington, this 28th
day Of October, in the year of our Lord
1865, and of the independence of the
United States the Goth.
[SigDed] ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President.
WIN. FL. SEWARD, Seo'y of State.
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QOtttp.
A PRINTER's VALENTINE.

IN .fBf.. 2K,r.Jy.. Id.
An 8 now mean to write
TOT. sweet TJ, i ..4- BOO
The girl without .f..
The bell Of x.
] l der II got that 4 rFt
I wrote ba,
sailed In the r X D A, .I...
And sent by L N Moore. ,.. ...
My " head will scarce contain
A calm D bright,
But A 7 miles from U must
M this chance write
And lst, should n ENvU,
B E 2, mind II not ....
Should n Il friendship show, D true,
They should not B 4got. o.. '..
Butfriends & foes alik. *,
As may plainly O,
In every funeral r A,
Oruncle's L E O. "
From Writ U nov R RDyS,
Her influence DO ....'
Alike induces loderns,
Or 4otude Divine. ...E
And If Q cannot cut -,
Or cause an I
Ihopc u1 puts
2l7.
q for an Xation 2 .rf..f
My cous n n heart 4 RI-I ..
He off RS inHg ,............
A az, Of land. .,.. ...,..
He says ho loves Q ks,
Ipray U'2 90,
Aud do not burn in G
My young and wnyward muse.
Now fare we'll, dear -.
trust that true;
When this U @, thon can say
UAn o Un
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tFrom tho Hsnston Telegraph, Sept. 90.
Studious Freedmen. -a

More than half the spelling. books
now sold in Houston go into the hands
Of negroes. Several schools for colored
persons are now in operation here and
in Galveston. Many planters buy a
stock of school-books for the schools
already not unfrequent upon the plan
tations. We believe this is. the proper
thing, and that the education of the ne
groes in the elements of knowledge
will aid in a hopeful solution of the
question whether freed labor will be
successful, and whether the negro race
will survive their freedom.
. LFrom the Galveston News, scpEr25l
We saw planter in town, yesterday,
buying a large lot OF books for his
freedmen. 1t is his purpose to estab.
lish Sunday school and night school
for them, and also to have them taught
on Saturday and Wednesday afternoons
This is the right spirit We are glad
to see it prevailing in one manifestation
or another to very large extent,
Nothing should be done to ALLEVIATE our
former slaves, but everything to- concil-
late aud elevate them. They are worthy
of philanthropic efforts-their situation
in our midst forms a test Of our own
character, Oppression or neglect Of
them will demoraliza US and our chill
drep; the right treatment of them will
be twice blessed. Exhortation on this
subject is unnecessary, however, as tao
Southern whites are certainly too wise
and humane to permit such field oi
duty .and privilege to remain unculti-
yatcd .r......-
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Prospective Trouble.

AdVices from Kentucky represent
that trouble is likely to follow the abol-
ishment of martial law In that State.
Negroes who have been hired on the
military passes given BY Gen. Palmer,
are being discharged, aud oil contracts
between whites and blacks are reported
to be considered at an end. 1t is said
that Judge Pearl, of Whitley county
has decided the act of Congress oI
March 3, 1885, is unconstitutional, and
ordered negro woman, the wife of q
soldier, to be sold as slave. In re-
turn, General Brisbin has ordered the
arrest eff the Judge,
There is plenty Of material in Ken
tucky for the getting up of serious re
sistance to the United States authori
ties, and it is feared that collisions viii
soon occur, At Lexington, recently
General Huston made a speech, advis
ing bis P0nfederate friendsto prosocut
the Union men who had "interfere,
with their rights" General Huston j
one of the unsubdued rebels, who ar
discovered to be much too numerou u
for tho good of their States or the coun
try generally,
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Who Voted the Democratic Ticket.
The Dayton Journal ciassifies those
who voted the Democratic State Ticket
Of Ohio as follows:
LIST. All who voted for Vallandigham.
I'd. All who gave ten cents to sup
port him. a.. ..
Sd. All who fed to Cauada to avoid
the draft. ...
4th. All yho deserted from the army.
5lh. All who swore the war was a
failure ,,. -....s. ,.--.
9Th. All who never gave a cent tothe
support of the Government
7th. AL who think Davis ou sht to be
pardoued. s.s. .-.g
Sth. Those who would .rcpudiate the
public debt, ....
9th. Those who believe in secession,
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tFor the News.
Enigma.

Fourteen letters form my name,
Two, eight, thrteen, Rre lust the same,
My i've, seven, one, two, understand,
Is a body Of water surrounded by hand. -r'...
My twelve, eleven and thirteen,
Is used iu cOlOriug, ween, .
Aud when one hnds my tonT, six, tYo,
H They have 'slTuck lle," that's very true.
My nine, ten, four, aud fourteen, one,
Boys should never do for hin. ID. E..
My three, thirteen, and seven, nine,
Is one way to improve the mind.
Nj three, eleven, aud thirteen,
In a field may Oft be sefn.l .t ul. !.
Now when you have all these combined,
The name of y handsome young lady yOn'll find.
Now Vienna, D. SALLIE
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Rih'ical HnipmR


We are composed Of II letters.
Our 10 IL is city whose an tiquity is very remote
Our 8 249 was nephew to the Emperor of Rome.
Our IA 10 Is signifies the Prince that prevails with
God.
Our 10 is designation OF a tract Of country
Our IL IA 10 Il was native Of Brthstida.
Our 10 Is l4f " was called the Tshbte.
Our Is IA 10 Is au instrument of music.
Our whole is what very popular man las administer
of the gospel said to his congregation AZ quarterly
effort. HARRY q CURNIE.
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DIR. d. CALLAHAN,
Dentist.

nR. WHITE and myself having dissolved co-part.
~ nership, shall still carry the business Of
Dsntstry In HshorO.
ONCE In Smiths Block second floor, s. W. corner
Main and High Streets over Haynes Vests Olothing
Store. d. CALLAHAN.
October 10, 1866. ootl0
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QONtb's department.
or tho Nova
IFUT IHU NC
Miscellaneous EniEma.

arm composed Of 25 letters,
MY 25I06 % " 10 IL the name Of celebrated Queen
My ~ 20isa river of North America. m
My GS 20 10 is deceased aud lamented Statesman
My "A 81 90 22 Is is u Strait in the Western
Hemisphere.
Ny 10 rs 10 Is the of son Of a celebrated
Jewish King.
My 2i Is 25 is the name Of tyrant who governed
acuuntry oi Europe in the l4th century.
My IL Is Is % lS export the East India Islands
My whole is an ornament aud honor to Hillsburo.
THEO.
Thoo's answers 10 the Engmas &C., Of Oct. 26 were
correct, but received too late for publicaton-Ed.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-11-16
NEW SKIRT FOR 1865
The Great Invention OF the Age in
HOOD Skirts.
j. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELL
Tor double) SPRING SKIRT.

Tor double) SPRING SKIRT.
TuNHIs INVENTION consists Of Duplex (or two)
Elliptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, ineenonsly
braided tightly and firmly together, edge 30 edge, max
ing the toughest most flexible, elastic and durable
Spring used They seldom bend break, like the
single Springs and consequently preserve their perfect
and beautiful Shape than twice az long any
Single Spring Skirt tn ever has or can be made
The wonderful hexibity and great comfort and
pleasure TO any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
win be experienced particularly iu all crowded Assem-
blies Operas Carriages Railroad Cars Church Pews,
Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress, the
Skirt be folded when in use to occupy small place
as easily aud conveniently as silk or Muslin Dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfor and
great convenieuce Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel
Spring Skirt for single day will never afterwards
willingly dispense with their use. For Children,
Misses and Young Ladies they are superior to all
others. 700
The Hoops are covered with ply douhle twisted
thread and will twice long as the single yarn
covering which is used all Single Steel Hoop Skirts.
The three bottom rods on every Skirt also double
Steel and twice double covered TO prevent the
ing from wearing of the rods when dragging down
stairs stone steps &c. &C., which they are constantly
suliect to when I'm use.
All are made Of the and elegant Corded Tapes,
and are the best quality in every part giving to the
wearer the graceful and perfect shape possible,
aud are unquestonably the lighest, most desirable,
comfortable and economical Skirt ever used.
VESTS, BRADLEY6 & GARY, Proprietors Of the In
ventnn, aud Sole Manufacturers 81 Chambers aud 10
& al Read Streets, New York
For Sale in all frst-cass stores in this city, and
throughout the United States and Canada, Havana de
Cuba Mexico, South America, ana the west Indies
HO-nquru for the Duplex Elliptic Tor donbe) Spring
skirt. sep7m3AtCo
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GFor the News.


Running on the Railroad my hrst may he seen
My second Is Oiten found on the green
My third lsoftan worn by ladies' -f
My whole ID something that is used now-a-days.
AUNT RUTII
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-11-16

Wetzel county is the only county 10
West Va. that gave a Copperhead ma T..
jority at the late election, .....
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-11-16
Prepare for Much Snow

The oldest people, says the Toledo
Record, who have carefully noted the
'signs of the times" say that we will
have an unusual quantity of snow this
winter. They say that much rain dur
ing the summer is always followed by
heavy falls of snow in the winter, and
claim the character of the summer is O
sure index for the character of the win
ter in this respect. OR last wet sum
mor wos 1855, ten years ago, and it will
be recollccted that the winter Of 1855
and 1856 afforded more fine sleighing
than any winter since.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-11-16

Answer TO Enigma In last weeks News by WAshita
Bring homo the running gears 10 our gooas nest Il,
Riddle, by Harry, Kate McCorpin, To Charade BY
Wmuna, Turudoys