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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-02-06
Conundrums.

Why should the eldest Yictoriss children be chief
ourner at her funeral1 Because he is the Prince Of
Walls. ~
What is the difference between a mans hitting his
yrifs's nasal organ and knitting stockingsl-
One hits her nose, and the other knits her hose.
WHY is an Israelite superior to a beer-maker? Be-
cause the former is Hebrew, aud the latter a be
brewer. -,
WHY shouli Venus descending from Olympus be like
A liberal husband7 Because she would cVme down
handsome.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-02-06

A Southern lady, who is the wife Of
4 prominent and extreme Radical,
residingiu oneofthe Northern States,
while engaged in plucking. the grey
hairs from her husbands mOustache,
was asked by him; lla
pWhat are you doing, my dear2'
"Only carrying out your own poll
CIV. sir; disseminating tho whites fo1
the benefit Of the blacks, was the
rov,1v-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-02-06

One evening, a lady of Troy, sitting
in her room, was inst Op-
pressed with conviction that her lit
tie son had fallen from the window
in his sleeping apartment to the
ground below She repelled the
thought as an inpossibility. In a few
moments more it flashed upon her
mind with such force that she could
not resist it. She hurried up to the
bedside of her son, and there, to her
intense horror, she discovered the lad
sleeping upon the window sill, the
window open, his head projecting out
side-he was on the very point Of fall
ing to the pavement below! Who
can explain this phenomena, which is
unquestionably true?
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1868-02-06

Shoddy, a much belied article,
being really a very important mater
ial, is, as is we'll known, formed from
wooden rags reduced to fine shreds,
and worked up again in combina-
ton, in greater or less proportion, with
fresh wool. The inferiority of the
unmanipulated staple results from the
methods heretofore employed for dis
integrating the rags, which are re
duced in large part to mere powder.
A process, has, however, recently been
patented, by which the old fabric is
into threads, which are then
torn apart by means of a peculiar sys-
tenn of hooks, so'tbat the fibre is not
broken or damaged, and may be
worked over almost as well as new.
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A New Hampshire bachelor, after
several unsuccessful attempts to enter
the Benedictine ranks, finally per
suaded an old maid to marry him, the
consideration being a fifteen dollar
watch.
The ceremony over, he urged an
immediate return home. ea
"Homew exclaimed the bride, who
had been married in her fathers
house, "home! This is my home, and
you had better go to your'n. I agreed
to marry you for a watch, but /
would not live with you for a town
clock" .- ....t.-. .... .....-
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oFiigures can't lie" says the arith
metician. "You can't say that Of a
woman's figures in these days" re
marked a slandCrOus drCssmakCr.
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GO TO BELLS MILL,
u If YOU WANT
Good Flour, Corn Meal, ,BuCkWheat
and Rye Flour,
UNBOLTED FLOUR AND FEED

I am SOW running my new Mil regulsrly, and will
keep supply Of ali the above articles, freshly ground
which will sell cheap you can buy them st any
Grocery, aud deEorthom 20 any part Of eoVn, free o
expense. @ -
Farmers, come TO Hillsboro and do your shopping -
Bfug your Grain VITA you and get St ground at Belle
Mn, and io both in day When ysu come tn with
Grain 10 SELL call at Bells MIL be pays the highest
market price.
Please can and see for yourselves. J. F. BELL.
Hnlsboro, Ohio, Dec. u, 1861. decl2u
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am composed Of a letters.
Ny % 27 "A 80 q 26 10 lG is city in Is q 30
2S 81
sy 10 q % 43 is gulf on the coast Of is Il % p
MY 9 80 p 80 is river in IS y 2S 80 "a s.
Mysl3 9 30 % AZ ) is an 81 26 50 q.
nv 81 p 2I 6 Is a river in 1 10 - q - 8.
nv 10 % Is 81 q Is a county in II 20 ).
NY 80 I9 20 q 81 a 80 is explored region Of 90
Al 3 so.
Nv R5 Al 80 q a 40 p is a 3 ? 81 IS.
NV 80 50 Q % is a lake IN % 81 80 siS
MY So 81 "a is a book Of the - II "a 26.
MY whole is a work Of considerable interest.
Waverly, o. ...-- FlDES-
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Answer to Enigmas 10 hast WEEKS NewFs / Hr.
Granville WinEer Springfield, Ohio. .. Mr. Frank
,ryuer and Miss Mant Washburn.
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The following is copy ola certif-
cate given by a newly elected JUS
tice of the Peace in Tuscaloosa County,
Alabama.
d i''North Port, October, 1867.
Know all men by these presents
that Tom Smith and Peggy Jones
are hereby certified to go together,
through all Racoon precincts and do
as old folks does, and when my COM
mission comes, Pm to marry EN-
good, and date 'em back to kivor
accidents. Signed } T.
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IF YOU trade with a Yankee, steal
his Jack knife fust, for if he gets tew
yu are gone.-LJosh Bill
linSs.
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Youths Department.


7 Ia1noompossdof Of Is letters. IL HItA
My I5I4IO s-tl -5-is-a mans name.
MY l3 3 l3 is mans name.
My S 2 is a mans name.2 .-.--
Nv 4 Is l4 II WOHau's name.
NV l 4 70 is mans name.
Ny 2 6 7 90 IS u I Is a mans name.
My5 8 9 8 9 is wOman's namu.
bIy whole is day ahXiously looked for by bashful
maidens aud timid swuins.
Wayerly, o. FlDES.
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I am composed of Is letters.
Nv 10 522l4 Il isa kind Of wood.
NV u 2 is number.
Nh Q 10 7 IL is made Of irnu.-
NV Is 4 is necessary in battle
NV y I Is is commonly found along creeks.
ybole every trne American citizen shrud cherish
Telfsst. o.. T. M. ADAMS
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Wilmington Nurseries.

n oCATED partly in the Corporation Of Wilmington
U 4 Oliutou county Ohio, and cOnssta Of 90 acres q
we'll stocked Trees etc. Also Of 225 acres ef Fruit
Farm which enables the proprietor to give full salts
fsetlou seectiHR the best and most paying varieties
Of Eruil.
nv stock e large, healthy, ycung and sf he very
best sslectouo Of Trees Hbd feel ABLE 20 give satstae
tlon aud 10 iI any reasonable large bills.
Trr IeFFER FOR SPRING TRADE,
$1,000 Apple Trsesi
so n0O Peach q"
lOO0J Pear, (Standard Dwarf0
l.DOG Flum HTfIH"
3 EDao Cherries; ....tE
e0,0OO Grape Vines, assorted kindsi
10, COZ Ives Seeding;
900 OBags Orange Plants; ... ..--.
Also-CurrantI, Raspberries, Blackberry and Straw
berry PlantE-
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THE HIGHLAND WEEKLYNEWS.
oLDEsFPAPRRI THE COUNTY.

J. L. BOARDMAN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
OFHgCEMaiu ST. north side, second door east Of High
1880 hearty opposite the Post Once.
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vwTOODEN-wARE, CARPET AND COTTON
w Chains, Battings, &C. Nails, CordsEs, Tohac-
co aud eigar'. InOv2sl J. s. RoUSH-
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FVERaRFFN TREES,

1b 4EhS4A4a4iIe . AAs44-~A~l 'f F.
% large and small size and In great numbers.
SHADE and ORNAMENTAL, etc., and Shrubs for
street. Cemetery Parks, planting iu large quantities.
and selections. Also-ROSES, 8DAHLIASs etc
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS, ETC.
Aldo-6o0 Bushels OF 40 different varatie1 oi Pota-
toes, including al Of COO RTUH'S SEEDLINGS.
For further information send cent stamp for Price
List LEO. WEETz, proprietor.
. Januarv a. 1865 ian23w3F
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p FAMILY FLOUR,

OF all Grades, aud Warranted. J. S. BOUsH.
u nOv29
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28
Jerry Black ON Seward.

Ex-Attorney General Black, in letter
10 President johnson, recently published,
pitches into Seward heavy. After assert
ing that the Secretary Of State committed
feul wrong upon his clients In the Alta
Vela case, he says:
And You keep this dwelling charla-
tan in Office. Nay, you keep him at the
head of your administration, and give
him an influence only equaled by that
which, in former times, some old strumpet
might have exercised over the mind of
an imbecile monarch. Madame de Pom
padour used her power with Louis XIV,
TO fill the bastiles of France with the best
and most innocent men of that genera
ton, and she kept them there until her
cruel spite was appeased by their suffer-
ings. Thus far your favorlte bears o
frightfnl resemblance to the mistress OF
Louis XIV: but she would have blushed
to invent false excuses for foreign rob-
bers who had plundered her countrymen
by wholesale. The King Of Bavaria, 10
the most infatuated hoHr OF bis life,
would have turned Lola Montez from his
bed and board if she had dared to urge
upon him an act of injustice so gross as
this.
"Why do you not discard him at once
and forever2 He has brought innumer-
able woes upon the country, and all the
troubles of your unfortunate administra-
ton have sprung directly or indirectly
from his crooked policy. He will never
be faithful to the right, and he has not
ability enough to make the wrong seem
plausible. As lawyer he would not
stand fifthsrate in any county court; as
a politician he has always been mere
sneak as a statesman there is nothing
of him at all, except shameless disre-
gard Of, the Constitution he swears to
support. The man that made that silly
and yet atrocious boast to Lord Lyons
can inspire nothing but disgust in the
minds Of any Christian people.
"Do not let your credulity be imposed
on by his professions Of faith in the
Democratic creed. He convert with
out conviction be will be backslider
upon the first temptation. With his prin-
ciples, or rather his want of principles,
he can find sympathy and admiration in
the party which he served by kidnapping
free born Americans. But to the De-
mocracy, with its love of liberty and law,
he and his little bell are both but
sounding brass and tinkling cymbal.'
All men in proportion as they love JUS
fice must despiSe him." j
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-28
PUBLIC LEDGER.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION,
Tho Bswitched Ass.

A Young French gentleman, who led
very gay life, going to bed late and get
tina no late, lodged in an entresok A
milkwoman took up her position under
his window, and the chattering OF her
customers, with the braYing ct her
donkey, eifectually destroyed his SUM
bers. In vain he demonstrated; the
milkwoman said she had a right 10 the
pavement, and that place suited her. lie
got up, went out, and reasoned w,th her.
No good. What, then, would she take
10 select another stationY Nothing; he
was an aristocrat, and she made 1t point
of honor to stand upon her rights. We'll,
then" he said at last, since you will
not listen to reason, i must appeal TO
your donkey" and he whispered 10
Neddy's ear, the crowd which had gath
cred around laughing at him till he ran
in Presently, however, the donkey
began to kick and plunge as If It we're
possessed, spilling all the milk, butter,
cheese, etc. The woman cried out
Witchcraftw The crowd took up the
cry, and there was such riot that the
police came.
f"What is the matter2''N asked the
commissary.
"a young man who lives on the entre-
sol has bewitched my ass, replied the
milkwoman'
"Poohl poohr' said the commisary; ;
Init the woman would not be pooh
poohed, and he had to take her up to
the gentleman's apartments, and con-
fronted him with the complainant
She told her story at length. The
Young man waited patiently till she had
quite done, and then said: "Sir, this
woman has spoiled my nights rest for
this month past. ! have complained, l
have entreated she has scorned my re-
quests and my prayers. / could not re-
venge myself upon q woman but her
donkey, who is masculine, had no such
claim upon my forbearance; beside, the
necular cries Of the animal are what is
most distressing to me. This ass, ava
ricious as his mistress, has a sister upon
whose succession he counted, but who Is
going to marry again; it was this news,
whispered by me in his ear, which exas-
uerated him to such degree that be con.
ducted himself in so violent manner.
The commissary, who could hardly
keen his countenance, said that the young
man had better pay for the milk that was
split, and advised the milk woman to
move her station beyond the reach of q
man who had such a peculiar power of
conyersng with animals. Both assented,
and the woman took the money, crossed
herself, and went.
"And now then" said the comnissary
TO the young man, "how did you do it 2"
81 dropped lighted fuse in the brute's
ear" said be.
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1bo1 Agent. 1 p. Ai!:a J R Baldwin, Miss.

IbOx Agent, 1 pa AlIsa J R Baldwin Miss
pa. Banker J II. Jackson. Tenn pa
Ri n 80; bas. Booth chss D. a.. sassns
Brown b. do; boz, Binford 4 Quick, do;
box, Bedford p. Winona. Miss Ips. do, DO
~ bbls, Bremines 4 %, do: / can, Bradlel
mr.. Brcoksyille. Miss; pa, Barton E d. Ma
con, Miss.
pa, Cornell 4 Brown, Tuscumbia: ] pa
Collins A b, do: box. Cleary. las. do; %
Cook II. Columbus. Ky; box, Srunchall mr.
Mis-; box. Collins 4 STEPHENS, West Point
Miss.
pa. Doherty M L. Memphis: trunk. Danil
Mary. do; trunk, Durnan J o. do; %, Dan
bridge. mr., Como.
2 bbls. Krprsz ofhss; box. do; ] Dbl. Eli
Ibor, Fenrstsr z 3. Columbus. Miss ! pa,
French Geo. ssna'Obi, !, Miss
box. General oaes: l Dbl. Goodyear W; !
pa. Gorren Il n. Jackson, Tenn; "a. GAR w
b, Des Are, Afk; box, Gross mr.. Water Val-
Ley. Miss: -. General Ascent.
e bbis. Hess Geo b, Dbl. Hamilton A, Ia
qzsss; boz. Hs-e J. ysckseD, Term -,
sghss a ka. .s Z Mis- =. ~ = Hi.l v 4
a. lin ~. Hiskis wy. crs1ss ! Il M Iss5i
"a. Harduick h. Mheen. Ni1L
ItrunL. rHinn"srtA YB. Jssl''u. Tenn.
Ibor. Jordan o.. Valdez.
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Texas Tonic Syrup,
CHILLs AND FEVER
on FEVER AND AGUF.

TUE REPORTS PROM HUNDREDS or
i DrurirA Merchants and Dealers. ir1-r ~
nous paris ef he countrT. are unII|rU IN
Eatinr ne NedlcIne ~ safe. certain 80 rt'-.-
Gus ccmpounds hrrctrfore rr-sraIly |1|I. 1I1
10 rap dlT surplaniing eEerythInr az t1.F class
Dealer lqpplil1 ~ bgtlef Terms I1Ir ~
ether ruuoiieI afur1.
MANSFIELD A HTGBFr.
Drurrirtr and Chlu|I|I.
= Prusrietorn. hemphil. Tenn.
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ibss. Kirk Q D R. winona
bottle, Loekett Mrs. TuscumbIa, %. Love-
lace 2. Jackson. Ie1ei "a. Long A y. DO; I
pa Lawrence James, %
lido, Sx Marshall s. Gcambus. XVI Ky 7 r "a. Ne.
Gee D, Jackson, Tenn; pa. McEwsn b. d.: l p
Bud spfinss, Mis-; pa. Horanes John. WI WI.
EiIs' de'' II ia. Moore fs'a.'.1Hss. A'A'''
lbo1. Nance. W II. HUMBOLDT.
lps. Peck N J, Jackson. Tenn, tx, Potts
\ O. do bex. Parker s J, doi 8 pa. Bell Q g,
hss0n n Nj lss: Phillips r W. a0i pa.
lbox. Quinn Jamss.
J p. Redy9oa q y: Columbus Miss; I pa.
W dej | pa. Robertson 4 d. DO; pa, Rat
Cliff W. Kosciusko. Mis-.
Ibox. Schneider A, LaGrapge, Tenn, ] pa,
Sheppard u. Memphis; pa. smith d u, Cor
NTH. Miss; box. schoonoger J, Columbus.
Miss box, Smith W B, Jackson, Tenn;
e.. Sykes Z N, DO ! pa, Smith A, Do; pa.
winona ps smth j. ' vs ssiysn' SoI.
Stovall Goo. winona; / bottle, South S d,
iuha' ipa' Saunders Vs. Aberdeen.
n ! box Thomas ? s. Columbus Miss | pa.
Q O, do pa, Townes. J N, Walden u Dbl.
RE.
1ps' Ussery M L. BsIIciOrt. Ala.
lpa' Walden M ysjd'n' Miss.
pa, Witherspoen J, LsGranee, Tenn j
dian. Miss l box. do do doors, do DO
pillow, do do; pa. do do +; 2 kegs, do do; box.
w, Williams 2 j, Jackson, Tenn, ] machine.
S Wiil1a ms Is, Gocdmawn box; WATSON 7.
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Dissolution OF COparinership


Mad. Leiese's Dancing Academies.
MAD. LEIEsE'S DANCING AcAD- "A
MI emies viii open al 22i Second street, ~
for the reception Of purils Septouber lst fX
next the Public Schools. for children, August
18th.
DAYS AID HouRs OF IxsrErcTIos-chil-
drrn's Class. Second street, IueseayE and sat-
urfnys az half-part ; p-m.s Linden street.
Monday and Thursdays AZ half-past Pm.
Gents Class, Second street. Monday and
Thursday evening ats O'Clock.
Soiree ever Wednesiay eveninT.
The undersirnei. patrons Of Nniame Leiese
issf year. say; We are satisfied that no more
romnrfrnf anf efIcie1f teacher 81 this arf can
be found in this % any other city. and re taks
nierrure In recommendinr Madans Lsisss -
The c1nfdenca ofthe public.
Tbos n Smifh. FW smith, WBChanfisr.
s Nansfeld. WI Bridges, J II Hcysll,
r Neshift. / N Hill eod-e
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GREAT NUMBrR THIS WEEK.
February 9Th.
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DR- A. WEBBER

Formerly of HOpkinsville, Ky.)
Offers his professional services 10 the cltl-
zens OF Evansville.
Oak Streets.
once over the POst-Ohdce. IseH dSm
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Anew Is THE TIME To LEAVE
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am now prepared to deliver to any
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\. IL. BLACK,
WM. REAVIS,

q -. Claim ASemT.
Also REAL. ESTATE and COLLECTu
AGENT.
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HRUaE EOST.-Strayed, from Christ
MI AIiuer's wagOn-yard, a tohr-yea r-Old
mare mule. Has white spot on nose ;
tail cut short; and had rope on her Eeck.
Any person delivering said mule at Chris .
Miller's wagon-yaId VIII be Literally re-
warded. THOMAS X. DAN1D'
Tnrh6 dot
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JOHN u. CREBS. CaAUNCE1 ). CoNtfE-F
CREBS & G0NGER,
Recommendations Carmf. Illinois
VIII practice law In all the Courts o. I'd
wards. White, Wayne, Hamilton Same
and Gallatin Counties, in the state Oh In
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o. Maghee. James X. Minor, StOckWeI
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