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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-06

THE BooTH FAMILy-During Mr.. Bradley S
speech in the Surratt case. at Washington
Friday, in referring to the diary of Booth, he
said
'They suppressed that diary which excul-
pates Mrs Surratt; that diary which shows
who aud what the man was fanatic and a
mailman. His grandfather, Richard Booth,
was the most thorough red republican who
ever settled in America, and his grandson in
herlted the traits of that grandfather. 1t is
we'll known he aided slaves to escape from
Maryland. which his son, the elder Junius
Booth, paid for. The grandfather named his
son, the great actor, Junus Brutus and his
nrst grandson Junius Brutus, and taught both
son and grandson to idolize the memory of the
great Brutus that killed Caesar in the Roman
apitol. j. Wilkes Booth was an accomplish
ed scholar, and moved in the best society, but
he had running through him this vein of in
sanity"
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A writer 10 the Scientific American wishes
to Introduce wooden shoes, or sabots, with a
flexible SOLE Wooden shoes won't do in this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-06

A QUESTION AND AN ANSWER. In the &C.
count Of the sayings and doinGs OF the late
Hunnicutt Convention in Richmond, We lind
the following:
MIR. Butlz SAID he had understood Mr..
Bolts to say that he (Botts) would give votes ID
monkeys, parrots and niggers if thereby he
could beat the Democratic party lie (hlr
Buttz} wanted to know from Mr.. Bouts whcth
er he was willing to vote from principle, JUS
tice and right, or merely to beat the Democracy
Mr.. BOtts-l ain in favor Of giving vote to
free American citizens, and il parrots, mon
keys, &c, become citizens, he waa w'lhn% to
give them 4 vote. -
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SuRRATT's TRlA1.--Mr. l'errepont con
tioued his address before the jury i'll the Sur
raft Ease Yesterday, pursuing the same line OF
oroument and in the same vein as upon Salur-
dav In conclusion Mr. P. stated that be
would finish his speech after an hours addre
today. Judge Fishers charge to the jury
will follow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-06

F1NANc1AL-The debt statement for the
month Of July, and for the last fiscal year will
probably he issued to-day, and it is thought
will show a fair reduction. Since the last
monthly statement the Government has PAD
over forty millions OF Interest on It's bonds,
halt OF which was in gold. The receipts from
income tax have been heavy OF late, which is
the main cause of the reduction which the
,Jnle stateme of will eghibit. y Wash. Ch1on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-06

on Union street, an prepared to furnish
prime article Of GRO u ND rLAoIEf on req
n. tnn " 50 10 na1nds delivered on the cars, if
H.. rnrchascr viii furnish bags, or / will fur
Dish the bass At three cents each, to be returned
nd 5 Charge Of three cents per bag will be
made Tor every ten days OF PsF'E 'e GIfTrIE
''" LII - I'll y :
NJ + Ell II MlS'rEAD
w.
DEALER IN
~ r. Snn,h Whsrr
NH l5--lf ALEXANDRIA VA.
rtEN1>, yptIITu SuIDTc1
nEN'Gt;i Wilma cn(pT%
just receive from one Of the most success
ment Of ;;h'ts, Collars and Cuffs, AL Of which
will be:old remarkablT low: G.@nsidcrlng quality
+ t',"s 81 :2l;rta LA3Eo , i'u',' W gay p.t "y
have I'll tbem nrirred in accordance with meas
urcmeut su,i which will be warranted to it,
iy2l CHAS. w. GREEN, IS, King st.
w -
TT 0 ~ II 4 p u b l. G.
Hoviro onr.yod the sarvilc. Of q first class
BAKER, Plain, POUND AND FRUIT
TAKE or ORNAMENTED would respect
u!ly soci; call from the pp5i'c; before P,ir-
chasihg GlTeWlere; ot ai1 r'"'' "''N W. '''
men.e1 Cakes mace 20 0TG fr,, <,1,1pc0,~
AZ 10 - t ~ ~; ,J,
1,,T,T7ly,r Eop FpI-Tr IApS-Wc oili.r
VEN n:oIn GoJnont I'~an,rnj ".ncrisIiv for
sealing, air tight Fruit jars or Can;: 1T w IL,
preserving Fruits or Vegetable, for winter use.
Also full supply Of AR CORkS, OF all sizes
JANNtl y CO, Druggists.
ie l. Nc" 49, hIne street:
JlJST REG civ Ed.
y
Ujckok's keystone Cider Mills.
Uutchinson's Fnnily Cider MILF.
!, img m Improve" i""'' ""'' '1''.'
'i9{ l ! .eSIrS .,.,, ,,,,.I.,u,or Wheat
Fa ,I' '''''' p. BAETHOLDW,
~ colin Alexandria, w,
- - --,,- ,,,.,.--,., ,,,,,,
4 ENTS 3'i@PENV hK'o ,,,.,,,,,>,,,r.,,,
- y I ET - HU>l LIZ '''''!
wv '''.''' ' BOYS SUsPENDEKS!
Just received full line Of the above goods,
al qualities NJ low prices
~ Ii CHAS ". GREEN, G3, King It.
IMEl LIMEl! LIMEI!l
{!
4G NJ BIB bbl - LIN INF l., 10 iar sale by '
". "A. ~. y tx; q r ~t1o,,,
HP 10 W, - H'lts 81 Ut
;, u 1,,., uANNOR Xxx 10 butt; Of
X w a unnmas, CeIcbrntej Vi,pjnin Cold
en- Leaf Chewing Tobacco, Just received ana
for sale 5y 80 ,,,,,,.,, ,,.--.
ly = a. j. ~. h M 49, >, hl's 81
nJJVE AND PALE HOAp.-Iust re ceiq-
{ J rI y I,. Of Enucrntl Il Cas- superior Olive
-. yiT;f ir.l
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WI MARRIED..

On the 9Th instant, at the NJ. 4. CHURCH; b
the Rev J. +. heller, Mr.. j. ": SHY Il
LEY Of New York, formerly OF West Va"
to Miss MAMIE MANklN, Of AlcXA., "a.
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L r Ell II \ RM lS'rEA ID.

DEALER IN
LUMP AND GROUND PLASTER,
No. Il, South Wharf,
NH lJ-lt ALEXANDRIA, A.
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GOLD.
NEW YORK, August Gold to-day, l4Oa
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CIDER.-As cidcr-tlmc is at hand, we pub
E.b tho ioII,rvina ;nform,tion as 70 lis pro-
t:,l.1 !. fu;oal
per manufactures 'u'"'Si'eo u, ~ ''''"u ~
which will be OF much use to those VINO VIII
give due attention, in enabling them TO secure
. h,t,o, ,,,aI;,v ri This Ia)ivhIlul heveraoa -
~ a.. s.,,oL r 1o ,-.,oIIn,,,,
Our Irlcnu says t"at 'hlicl VI tns eAtGl.GCI
o ccer ueftlius ut' 'iiv 80
Tue ifr"lellu'lon y Toa'uuv'eui anu 81 t' ,h;.
greatly oser'ooAeo ~ i'la'l'1'1 n -
!iquo'' a. Soo'! a. ,io" W.
1t Snou:u ne stiai;eu ''i'o n a'.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-06

MASSACHUSETTS "L0YALTY. Among The
most fierce and furious in ,ierouncng the Dor
der States for "d>loyalty" are to be found the
Senators and Representatives IRON AiaH$achu-
sets. 4 fact has recently come 10 !!Ght lnili.
eating that Mas achua=tta bought some, al
least. Of the evidences ii her vant"l loyalty
lust az she would buy other marketable coin
modities, IN open market. 1t appears, that IN
order to swell the number Of rrclnll& to be
credited upon hcr quota, battalion from Cal,
llornia was Induced to credit themselves To
Massachusetts, under promises Of large bolIn-
ties and the payment OF mileage from ta!l!or-
MIA and back Since the muster nni ul tins
battalion it has been a2certalnei that tll'
double mileage has been deducted from the
local bounties PROMISED to be paid, AMI the
amount thereof is NOW being charged up against
the State by the Treasury Department, upon
the complaint OF these misused Massachusetts
recruits. II will be remembered, also, how
active were Massachusetts recruiting agents IN
procuring negroes from Virginia North and
South Carolina to Till up the Massachusetts
quota. NntionH MtMige"crr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-06

rEMENT FOR FKUIT JARS.-Wc oiler
- for sale Cement, preparc1, especially, for
sealing, air tight, Fruit Jars or Cans. 1t wan
ba found very convenient for Hou,ekceperS in
preserving Fruits or Vegetable, for winter use.
Also full supply Of JAR CORkS, Of all sizes
JANNEI i CO., Druggists.
IL L. No LIZ ing street
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|
Having engaged the service: of a irSt Class
FINE CAKE, PIE, BREAD AND BiSCCII
BAKER, PLAIN, POUND AND FRUIT
CAKE, OR ORNAMENTED, would respect
uly solicit call from the public before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Pound, Fruit and Orna-
mcnteI Cakes made TO order
JAMES II. SIMPSON,
uu4tf No 8 South Fairfax 81
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-04-11
LATEST FASHIONS DEMANDED,
J.W. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SE%TRT.
[oR DOUBLE SPRING.

THE wnNpERTUL FLENTBrLIrT and great comfort aud
pleasure to any Lady wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
sKtRT will be experienced particularly In all crowded
Assemblies Operas, Carriages, Railroad tCarB, Church
the SKIRT can be folded when In use to occupy a
small place easily aud conveniently IS a Elk, or
Muslin Dress, invaluable quality in cruOuo, not
found in any Single Spring skirt,
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, aud
great convenience Of wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIJ
STEEL SPRING SKIRT for single day, will never
Afterwards willingly dispense With their use. For
Children, Misses aud Young Ladies' they superior
10 all others.
They will not beud or break like the Single Spring
but will preserve their perfect and graceful shape
when three or four oUiinHry SKIRTS will have been
thrown aside useless. The Hoops covered with
doubls and twisted thread and the bottom rods
only double springs but twice Tor douhlel covered ;
down stoops, STAIRS dc
The Duplex Elliptic Is great favorite with all Iadies
and is universally recommended by the Fashion Maga-
Zines ss the STANDARD SKIRT OF THE FASHION
ABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following insstimable advantages IN
Crinoline viz; Superior quality perfect manufacture,
stylish shape and hnish, deXbity, durability, comfort
and economy, enquire fOrJ w. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC or Double spriug Skirt and be sure you
CAUTION. TO guard against ISTPOsITION he par.
dcular 70 N0FIcE that skirts offered a. "DUpLEX"
have the red Ink stamp viz ~. W. Bradley's Duplex
ore are genuine Also notice that every Hoop will ad
nit pin being passed through the centre, thus re-
vsaliBE the two oT doubrl spTinga braided together
therein which il the secret Of their FeEib llity and
strength, and combination not 10 be found 10 any
For sale 10 all Stores whore Frat Glass Skirts are
sold throughout the unlted States aud elsewhere.
Manufactured by the Sole owners OF the Pateut.
VESTS, BRADLEY CARY,
Of Chambers 70 81 Reads s'S., N. Y.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-04-11

An old fellow who is original in all
things, especially in excessive egOtism
and profanity, and who took part in
the late rebellion, was one day blow
ing in the village tavern to a crowd Of
admiring listeners, and boastingof his
many bloody exploits, when he was
interrupted by the question:
81 say, old Joe, how many rebs did
you kill during the ware"
Chow many rebs did kill, Sir?
how many rebs did I kill? Well,
don't know zactlyIhow many; but ]
know this much-I killed as many O.
them as they did O. mel"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-04-11
Miscellaneous.
The Late Floods in the West and

The Late Floods in the West and
South.
Some idea of the destruction and
suffering caused by the recent great
floods, may be gathered from the fol-
lowing items, found in our late ex-
changes;
A letter from Nashville, dated the
18th, says: The low grounds about
Nashville a"e all under water. North
Of the Capitol ouly tho roofs of some
of the houses can be seen. More than
thousand people in the city have
been driven from their homes.
Intelligence from Friar's Point Mis-
sissipi, says the river is six inches
higher than ever before known. The
flood extended back to the hills a dis
tance of thirty miles. Great destitu-
tion prevails aud the people are very
much disheartened,
The citizens of Cairo have contrib
uted 81 800 for the relief of the suffer-
ers by the inundation at Mound City.
The suspension of business and flood
ing Of houses at the latter place has
caused much privation and suffering
among the poorer people.
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Poetry.
NE ooM1Na 81 sPRINa.


NJ JANIS RussELL LowELL.e
First come the blacl.blrds chattsring IN tall trees
And settling things IN windy cougre'sss,-
Ere long the trees begin 70 show belief
The maple erimsons to acorai reef
Then saffron lwarms swing Of from all the Willows.
80 plump, they look like yellow oaterplllar,
Then gray horse. .ohestnuis little hsndI unfold,
Soft an a babyt are at three day, old:
Ths is the robins almanac he knows
That after this there's only blossom snowsi
90 choosing out a handy crotch and upou e,
He goes to plastsriug his adobe house,
Then seems to come hiteh-thlnga lag B,hind
TIL some fno morning, Spring makes up her mind,
And as, when suow-swellsd rivers crush their daus
Heaped mp with Ice that dove.taila IN aud jams,
leak comes Hplrting through some pin-hnle cleft,
Grows stronger, fisreer, tsars out right an Left
Then all the waters bow themselves and come,
Sudden in one great slope Of bhudderlng foam,
Just so our Spring gets everything In tune,
And gives one leap from April into Junei
Then all comes crowding iu before you think,
The oak buds mist the side-hll woods with pink
The cat bird In the lilac bush is loud,
In elm-tree shrOuds the flashing hang-bird ollngs,
And fer the summer voyage his hammock sliugs,
All down the loose-walsd lanes and archlng bowers
rhe barberry droops its strings Ofgolden iowersi
Tbose shrinking hearts the school girls love to try
with pins,-theyll worry yours 10, by and byl
But 10 June's brdesmau, poet Of the year,
Gladness on wings, the boboliuk is herei
Half hid in tip-top apple blooms lie swings
Or climbs against the breeze with quiveriug wlugs
Or, giving way tot in mock despair,
Runs down, brock Of laughter, through the air.
eDono into common Engll,h, from tho Yankee Of the
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Answer to Arithmetical Problem by A
Ehnnnalnr-

Answer to Arithmetical Problem by A.
Shoemaker,
EDIToR NEws:--The answer TO the Mathematical
problem, signed "a. Shoemaker" in your issue u
March 2st, is 5.O125 Rods. As the same number or
quantity is taken from the Sides that Is taken from the
ends the difference Of the sides Of the reCtanEle formed
within the field will be the the difference Of
the sides of the field. The Of tho rectRnge to
he formed il 500 perohe4, one-haf the field. The
difference Of the sides Of the field equals G4-2539 rods
the difference Of the sides Of the rsctaugS Is there
fore the same (39 rod-l.
Take 30 ru1s tl9.5 Square II, add st 60 the
Of the rectange 900 PerChcHl, and extract the
square root ofthe sum. To this root, add one-half VI
the difference for the greater side ant subtract It there
FROM for the less. Taxi the diTOrsncs between the
IdsI Of the recangle and those Of the field aud
divide itJy g. aud the quotient will be the answer.
s. 4. d.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-04-11

At a medical examination, a young
aspirant for a physicians diploma was
asked: "When does modification take
place9" "When you propose and are
rejected" " was the reply that amazed
the Professor.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-04-11
Saddles, Harness, &c
TIE AS!

fronts Aof Donsoun0Es 70 ray
FITrT CENrs 10 ONE DoILAB FEa PoUNp SAVED sY RuY-
YOUR TEAs DIRECT TROn THE lAFoRTERs,
TT. KELLEY 4 90, Importers of Teas In con-
nsction with their lsrge Who,esae business, have de.
termined Introduce their Teas directly 70 cons
at Imporeru prices, thus eectlng saving to the
Bumer Of 40 TO 60 per cent. Families now club to-
gethor for any kind qualities Of Teas in packages
Of one pound and upwards, and will send them a
superior article Of Tea at cent, above the cost Of
importation. Lot energetic lady other person
in eaeh usghbaghood call upob her aoQuaintAnCes and
take their orders for any the following naod Teas
aud when club Of ten twenty, or more Is obtained,
send to and will send the Teas put up IN separate
packages with the name Of each person marked on IT,
all enclosed in box, A. further ilueestf 10 the
1srvtooa, an e&ttA complimentary package all
dsTt u So aud upward It Is perhaps not we'll under
Stssd u0hg sell Teas very owi hut when Il is
tan ipto confederation that besides tho original
ofn5srtRfiOa, The Broker spocuator, JUbber, Whole
sails Dbaef aud Retailer, has each TO reap large profit
and the innumerable Carriages, OOopersgos, Insur.
AnoeS Storages &C, which teas have 10 pass through
before they reach the consumer, will readily explain
thia We propose to do away vita seveReEhths Of these
pTodts and eIIenaea aud Z now FeVsiHu with the Bso'
pls say hter they shall save 30 cent? TO 81 % per
pouud on every pound Of Tea they purchase, or be
cOmpi % give their oagnns 70 h0a Of RlelOa8 go.
B betUeens.
PEDLERS and SMALL DEALERS wishing Teas to
cell again, can be accommodated with small packages
20 suit their trade but reduction eau be made 81
these are our wholesale priran.
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Youths Department.
Enigma.

I am composed OF 40 letters.
Ny % isn certain wag's nickname.
Ny ~ II 7 Il was an old eutenan Of great
strength.
Ny 81 10 q Is a nickname for her Father.
Ny 20 lG Is 80 IS so 81 is a boys name,
Ny "a 4 10 is lov ed by cats.
Ny % 10 % q "a Is a girls name.
Ny 24l7 73l4 II 20 iE along railroads.
Ny % 81 80 is not a dog.
My 33 Is IS Is what long rope s SomstImos called
VI y 2S 40 % Is is what a mouse secs with.
My So 7 Is tho way hogs ought 70 be-
My whole is what very much desire.
GUZZLEFCZZLE,
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A Yankee Captain was caught in the
jaws Of a whale, but was finally res
cued, badly wounded. On being asked
what he thought while in that situa-
tlon, he replied; al Thought he wonld
make about forty barrels"
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Why sa lady or fashion like successful upOrtsmsn7
Because she bags the hair.
What 'hns' has found room for the greatest number
u peopls1 Columbus.
Tho following s probably tho worst conundrum ever
why Is dogs tail like old mau Be
cause It Is in-Gun.
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COFFEE DEPARTMENT..

We have lately aided Coffee Department to our ss.
tablishuent and q bogh We ehauot promise the
guer az great saving As We Teas, (the margin
for proht on tdaeea being very smai vet sell
Coeea fully 2S per cent cheaper than retailers charge.
roast and grind them perfectly pure, put mp iul or
more poaud packagea at "a advance Of oeata per
pound.
Our Wholesale Proo-Ground CoHees-Pure Rio, 25,
80 oenta per pound Best Old Government java Az cts
Best Ceylnn, 90 cts
BBNpING MONEY Parties bendlng orders for less
tb An $50 for Teas Coees shoud send Wih thor
der p O. Drait OF the money, to the ezpWss Of
collecting by EEpress. Hut large urleTs We will for
ward BY Express aud collect on delivery.
We shall Be happy q All tes 60 receive ca at our
warehouse floln Pect0us FisirinE the Cty, whether
doalers not.
Y. y, KELLEY CO.,
s. 3BRte Kalley VOughtO
lan2lm3Hsstc0 b6 VeEey Street, New York
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"Whose son are you, my little boy?"
"I amt nObody'ssonj Pm Mr.. Thomp-
sons nephew, sir"
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STEEL CENTER LEVER,

n a General Use Plow, Steel Mould.board, stoel
II land side and cast share. The claims we make Tor
this Plow are founded upon solid experience.
LIST. II will ScOur In any SOIL
3D. It draws lighter than any other PloW, cutting
the same width and depth OF furrow.
3a II works perfectly, not only IN stubbe and corn
ground, but in timothy and clover sod
4th. Convenience Of repairing. Any section Of the
Pow, either landslide, mould board or share, can be
replaced BY Section without difficulty or delay
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-04-11

Answer TO Enigma in last weeks News CONSTANT
nople. To Charade Robin.
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Oalgsg (8luek) 90 co. q 10, hsstSi - Fer pouud
neAa Btsakiaat Riaekl 10 90 siooi bo't 81 IS PEI
p0Vnd,
Young Ryson, Gresul ss, o5 sIOO, extra SisS uups.
Tior $780, per pound. ... q 10
Mixed tGrssn and Blaok) )7O 90 best 90 per pound
Imperial, (Grsen) 81 80. best, per pound.
Iapsnt 9l.0O, 40, sL2S, best, per pouRd- - ..
GunpoWder, (Green) si.9O, best 81 Go per pound.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-04-11

VWToOpEN-wA CARPET AND COTTON
w Chalns, BattinEs, &e. Nails, CurdaFs, Iobac.
co and Ctgars, faov2sl ,. S. huUtH.
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STEEL PLOWS !.
FARMERS OF HIGHLAND co.,
F 9 a a This!
Consult Your own Interest, by
Buying PlOWS made at Home,

NIEARLf all the Ssei fiogt heretofore used 10 this
IN county, have been brought from a distance. As
consequence there hundreds Of POwH In the coun
y unfit for use, and are now on the hands Of the
larmer as dead property because minor part Of
the PloW has been broken, and cannot be replaced.
IN all other respects the PlowB are good new. II
those Plowl had been bodght az home, those broken
parts could have been replaced at triing cost with
out loss Of time and thus great sacrifice Of money
property avoided,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-04-11
BELL g. MARLAY,
AT THE
Hillsboro Foundry;

A RE extensively engaged IN manufacturing STEEL
EAPLOWS Of the most approved patterns, which
they warrant In all respects and sell low as any
imported Into this marked,
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HIGHLAND NO. L,

rs Two Horse STEEL PLOw, Of very light raft,
Aadapted to sod, stock, or loose ground. It has 4
Steel mould board, Steel Landslide and Steel or cast
share, a the purchaser mBy desire. We offer this
PiOw to the public with entire confidence IN It's Prov
ing complete success. Being Combination Pl0E II
any part gives way Il bo repaired with the same
case IS the Stssl CsHtsr Levsr.
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THE HIGHLAND WEEKLY NEWS:
LpNsTPAPRR IN THE ooUNTY
BoABDMAN, EDITOR AND PBOPRIETo1

0FFICE-Maln st. north side second door east Bf Bgh
nearly opposite the Post ONCE, tA
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-04-11

"DOne into common English, from tho Yankee Of ia
"Biglow Papers," by the Editor Of the Ohio Farmer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-14
Relcher Mining Company BaId.

win Company and Aberna,hie Company
Notice Is hereby given, that at a meeting Of the
Trustees of the above named companies. held
this day, IN assessment Of Five (S5 Dollars
per share was levied on each and every share
Of the capital stock Of each OF the above
named companies, payable immediately TO the
Secretary, at che Becher Office Virginia, Nsva
da, In United States gold coin. Any stock on
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
SUNDAY, June 30, 1867. will be advertised on
that day ss delinquent, and unless payment
shall be made before will be sold on WEDEES.
DAY. July 81, 1867, to pay said delinquent
assossment together With costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
H. BRUCKMANN, Ssc'y.