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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-01
Whole No. 1858.

woe, woe" TO the carpet-baggers. and
''twenty times woe to the s5-ealled
Southrons' who have not given M
the rebellion, and talking Of the s'hab-
lpy day Of reckoning elsewhere
proclaimed to be March 4, 1863
lconcludes as follows:
sWe candidly believe that the pic
ture, given to our readers ts supra,
correctly represents the attitude and
altitude Of all foreign apd domestic
fees of our land who shall have the
folly to remain "dOwn South" after
the ides Of March. The contract for
hanging will be given to the negro,
who, having mounted the Garnet bag
ger and scalawag on the mule that be
didn't draw at the elections, will tie
them to a limb, and, leading the said
mule out from under them, over the
forty acres Of ground that he also
didn't get, will leave the vagabonds
high in mid-air, feast for anthrop-
OphagOus vermin.
"P. SIT will be seen that there IS
room left on the limb for the suspen-
sion Of any bad Grant negro who
may be found at the propitiOus mo-
.ment."
In another part of the paper is a
paragraph in which the fate Of 'bad
negroes" is made apparant thus:
"Five nOtoriously bad negroes were
found swinging by the necks to limbs
in the woods of Colbert county, q
few days since. They had been gull
ty of making threats against the
whites"
The Independent Monitor, Of Tus-
.kaloosa, Alabama, is a large sheet, of
thriving appearance. We have no
doubt it gives a fair reflection of the
prevailing sentiment Iii the comfr1u-
nifty in which it is published. The
motto Of the paper is "White man,
right or wrong-still the white man"
The Office from Which it is Issued is
''Over Glaseoek's store" The editor
is r. Randolph, and the paper is "pub-
lished every Tuesday" In the pros
pectus of the Monitor, the catch-line
is, "DOwn with RadiUalism," and we
are informed that it is ga white mans
newspaper" and, further, that ''the
Monitor is loyal in the trde sense of
that mueh-sbused word"
We would advise our friends who
meet with persons who profess 10
believe that the cut of the hanging
.Ohioan was not copied from an Ala
bama paper, as represented, and who
seem to desire to back their opinion
with their money, to take all such
bets, and make them large enough to
make it worth while to come to the
Commercial Office for the proof. We
can furnish the article Of proof
promptly to al comers.
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NEW Seeding STRAWBERRY
"PREsIDENT WILDER. I'm the Sep
tember number ofthe American jour-
nal of Horticulture the publishers an
nounce that they have purchased Of
Col. Wilder the entire stock Of his
new Seeding Strawberry, which they
propose to offer subscribers Of 1869,
giveng each two plants. The well
known reputation Of Col. Wilder, and
the fact that he would not allow his
name to be associated with anything
but the best, viii make the. demand
for "The President Wilder Strawber-
ry' very large; and as it can be had
only by subscribing for the American
Journal of Horticulture we advise our
readers to send in their names early,
so that they may secure the plants.
Specimen copies of the "JournaP'
may be seen at this Office.
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The PeODJe of EneTand.


The Reform bill is rapidly giving
the people Of England opportunity to
take an active part in the government
of their country. 1t Is officially an
nOuneed that the number of voters in
the borough of Liverpool has been in
creased from 10000 to 37,75O. In
the southwestern division the old list
showed 10000 voters. There are g.
500 new occupiers, and about 5000
claimes. The new constituency viii,
therefore, probably be more than 90
600.
Rural places do not double their
number of voters like Liverpool, but
they, too, are stronger at the polls
than ever before, and so the demo
cratic element gains strength.
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The Starvation Of the UnIGI
Prisoners.

The Starvation Of the UniGn
Prisoners
Hon. Leonard Myers, in a speech
in Philadelphia on Tuesday evening
made the following statement:
"The vilest thing yet is the at
tempt to fasten on Gen. Grant the re-
spousibiIity for the starvation of our
prisoners, and to do so they call on
the rebel Gen. Ould, who even inti-
mates that their prisoners were treated
no better. Now I want your atten-
ton to a statement which has never
before been made public. When JEFF.
Thompson, the rebel, was exchanged,
he passed through Andersonville. He
had the heart of man; he had been
treated by us with great kindness, and
he waited on JEFF. Davis to beg better
conduct toward our prisoners. Davis
replied: ave can Kill them that GOay
much quicker than IN battle" He is
the stern statesman who was fed on
fried oysters; has been cheered in Eng
land by our Stree trade" friends, and
stands about as much chance Of hang
ing as John H. Surratt. Let modern
Democracy call up JEFF. Thompson as
their next witness"
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Bill went into hardware store
scYou sell all sorts of nails here?'' said
he to the obliging gentleman behind
the counter.
dyes my little man. all sorts Of
nails"
Says Billy: "I'lI tax a pound of toe
nails, if you please"
Exit Billy, sharply followed by a
set of toe nails, done up in heavy
boots.
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In Pope's Tllad, writson more than a century OF
more ago, is the following remarkable passage:
eye Godsl what wonders has Ulysses wrought!
What fruits bis courage and his conduct yield
Great in the council, glorious in the isdi
Generous he rises in the States defence,
To curb the factiOus tongue ofinsolencs."
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SORE EYES!
Read!

Having had much experience and complete success
IN the treatment Of what is generally known and called
granulated inhamef 5re Eyes, and wishing to be use
fu 20 very many, take this method to invite ell thus
afflicted 70 come and BIZ HEALED.
Many Who have suffered much from this lingering
disorder and after Intellectual treatment by the very
best Bye Doctors at home and abroad, have placed
themselves under my trsatmsnts and, as result had
their eyes Goundly cured 90 from to two months
and that In cases pronounced by physicians 70 be
fncurabie II properly treated, the disease which, in
nine cases ont of every ten affects the eye, is easily
enough cured. The proper remedy Is the one thing
Resiful Z know from long experience that I have
that realV7iY. Bat without adding words hear what
ofhers savs
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-01

The Central Pacific Railroad is fin
ished 268 miles east Of the Sacramento
river. Six miles of the track were
laid on Aug. 10. The company prom
Use to lay seven miles a day, if neces-
sary to outstrip the Union Pacific,
and reach Salt Lake first.
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A Puzzle.

Abllnd beggar had brother who went to Tea and
was drowned. Now the man who was drowned had no
brother What relation Was the blind begear to the
man that was drowned?
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HIarllrp ?. d. ohlo, Novsmbsrl

HIGHLAND P O., Ohio, November, 1857
Da P1KE-BIy Dear Sir: I feel It impossible to ez-
pres my rasrudo 70 you for the wonderful cure yog
havs wrought upon me, For several months past
had been Hioted with bad form Of Sore Eyes, which
finally became painful 10 the extreme During part Of
se tia1e. had 70 remain in darkened room 70 pre-
vent intense suffering. Before coming to you, ! bad
tried several Eye Doctors Of good repute but found
no relief Three able Physicians pronounced one OF
my eyes incuraba and the other very doubtful. The
sight the first seemed almost gone and to do any
thing more to Struggle against hope. Hearing at
this luucture Of your as an Eye Doctor DE-
termined 20 make more effort to save my sight,
and therefore placed myself in your hands my for
lorn-hope aud rejoice to say that In ss eeis found
relief TOu have saved my eyes. They are now In
most excellent condition.
Gratefully yours, PATRICK REILLY.
Many other Certidcatas might be given, but it is
deemed Unnecessary. Parties desiring any further in
formation, At liberty to address the above-named
or any Of the following persons:
Harvey Badgley, MourytoWn P. o. Ohio.
Mrs Margaret Bentley, Leesburg, Ohio.
Charles Fite, Fayetteville, Ohio.
Pleasant Ladd, Highland ?. O., Ohio
H IN Pavey, Sabina, Clinton County, Ohio.
Jesse Holiday, Westboro, Ohio.
II 4 not necessary 70 add more feel that have
remedy which, for safety and power in it eject upon
q diseased eve, hes not rival in the world. have
treated the eye in nearly ell stages Of disease, AND
Hhvr not FAILED A SINGLE CASE, that have yet
undertaken 1t s freely admitted that when the optic
nerve becomes naralyzsd there Is great dioulty IN
restoring action but even here the paralysis may be
only partial and the case therefore not hopeless.
No charges are made In case a cure Is
mH1afnN
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No charges are made IN case a cure Is
NOT nhnGtAd.

Boarding accommodations viii be furnished patients
If nv farmhouse, six miles north Of Hillaoro and
haif mile west Of FalIsVls, HiEhlsnd county, Ohio.
SsJ-Post OHlos address, Kew Vienna, q.
February "a, 1858. SAMUEL PIKE,
fsbf3f
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-01

The lion and the lam6 sometimes
lie down together, but the lamb inside
the lion.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-01

4 cynical friend remarks, "this
world is a base bail, ane are wretched
players.,'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-01
Youths Department.
Oonundrums.

TOrginal Problems, Puzzles &C, solicited The real
name ofthe author and the answer to each must ac-
company all contributions.
Oonundrums.
Why is turkey gobbler trying to swallow an old
night cap, Ike South Carolina certain time? Be-
cause he Is trying to introduce cotton into Turkey
Why should & Chimney Sweeper be good whist
player7 Because he is always following SCOT.
What is the difference between civilized dinner and
person who subsists at the North Poe7 One has his
bill Of fare, and the other has his MI Of bear.
Why are birds more reverent that meD7 BeCsuse
they take sup Of water without looking
TO the Giver Of all good gifts.
When does COW become real estate? When she is
turned into q meadow.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-01

Ifany Democrat says anything to
you about taxing bonds by State law,
ask him why the Democratic Legis-
lature did not do that thing last win
ter. They had the power, why did
they not use it2 Shut their mouths
with this little question. twill prove
efectuaI, we can assure our friends.
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SPIRIT OF THE SOUTHERN lEHOGRIFIG PRESS

SPIRIT OF THE SOUTHERN lBMOORATIG PRESS
REBEL ILLUSTRATION OF SCENES WHEN SEYMOUR IS UGURATED
Hn1aRAHFs FROM OHIO ALABAMA WARMED THEIR DOOM
THE SEYMOUR PEACE PLATFORM DIsPLAYEDI
PROPOSED REBEL FESTIVITIES ON sEYaouRs bAbdjAA4oN DAYl
a SIGNIFICANT SUGGESTION TO oHIoANsI
Prospective Scene in the City Of Oaks 4th of March,
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We have inadvertently failed to no
tice that Col. R. NJ. Thomas has been
compelled to suspend the publication
of the Catlettsburg Tribune. The peO-
pie of NOrth-easternKentuc need a
Republican paper, and we wish
they could have seen it to be to their
interest to have more literally sus-
taihed the Tribune. We understand
Col. Thomas is now Postmaster at
Catlettsburg.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-01
Estate Of Alfred Duncanson,

RTOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and qualified as Adminisra-
tor De bos non Of the estate Of Alfred Duhcansoh late
Of Highland county, Ohio, deceased Dated ARril %,
1865 SOLOMON BIhGAMAN.
BePlTR3@
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-01

The Richmond Dispatch begins to
realize the situation, since the Yer
mont election. 1t says: "If Maine
shall show a gain, large or small, for
the Radicals, Seymour may consider
his chances of being a successor Of
George Washington as small indeed" "
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-01

The tongue makes deeper wounds
than the teeth.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-10-01

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