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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-11-25

This Paint is composed Of gums, oils, and resinons
Fubsfaacss, combined with distilled tar ana orst
known DRYERS. It contains no mineral or pigment ana
q rsDarsd ready for use about the consistency OF ord-
nary mixed paints IL costs much less re'Ai"' ''
elasticity longer, and is more durable.
County rights for sole.
For Oire1iars aHd al partieIla'S Address,
MICA ROOFING COMPANY,
73 Maiden Lane,
eeiI4msJL NE" AoAh'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-11-25

Of the 2s8 Popes from st. Peter down to
Plus the Ninth, 90 ''died violent or un-
natural death, or were expelled, deposed
or exiled, and % of them would have lost
their throne but for the Intervention Oi
foreign troops" So says the Cincinnati
Commercial, in a recent editorial.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-11-25

MONUMENT TO JOHN MCINTYRE.-
A Monument to John Mcintyre, foun-
der of Ztnesville, Ohio, is to be erect
ed over his grave at a cost Of ten
thousand dollars, by the managers Of
his estate. So says an exchange.
John Mcintyre was not the founder of
Zanesyille, but he was the founder of
a school there that bears his name, and
that is what the above probably refers
20. So says the Circleville Union.
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Tis-sDent Evenings.

The boy who spends an hour OF each
evening lettering idly on a street corner,
wastes, in the course of a year, three hum
dred and sixty-five precious hours, which
ifapplied to Study would familiarize sci
ences. Him addition 10 wasting an hour
each evening he spent ten cents for a ci-
gar, which isusually the case, the amount
thus worse than wasted would pay FOR ten
Of the leading periodicals of the country.
Boys, think of these things, Think how
much precious time and good money you
are wasting, and for whatP The grati6ea-
tion afforded by the lounge on the cor
ner, or by the cigar, is not only tempo
rary, but positively hurtful. You cannot
indulge in these practices without seri-
Ously injuring yourselves. You acquire
idle and wasteful habits, which will cling
to you through life, and grow upon you
with each succeeding year. You may in
after life shake them off, but the proba-
bilities are that the habits thus formed in
early life, will remain with you till your
dying day. Be warned then in time, and
resolve that as the hour spent in idleness
is gone forever, you will improve each
passing one, and thereby fit yourselves
for usefulness and happiness.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-11-25

SOME HoCs-Mr Henry Kirk ship
ped from Washington, Fayette coun-
ty, week before last, 46 porkers, aver
aging 4O6 lbs. Little BristIe" is
hard to beat on swine.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-11-25

The Pope has announced the subject
Of international Peace as one Of the
matters to be brought before the APP
preaching General Council. In view
of this the American Peace Society, at
its last annual meeting, passed the fol,
lowing resolution:
That we rejoice in the understood
intention of the Venerable Head Of
the Roman Catholic Church to present
the cause Of International Peace to the
Ecumenical Council, and
to urge upon Christian nations, with=
out distinction Of sect, the reduction Of
the immense ornaments now bristling
defiance to each other; and that it
well becomes all those who bear the
name of the Prince of Peace 10 unite
in such an appeal, as these millions in
| rms are 80 many prOvOcatiOns to war,
land constitute not only a crushing
burden upon the industry and proper
| ty Ofthe civilized world, but lOwer'
ing stOrm-clUud, which may burst at
any moment into a tempest Of wide-
spreading devastation.
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The latest suggestion of the enter
prising ladies of the Revolution news
paper is the establishment at eligible
points of "Homes for Fallen Men,"
This idea has the merit of originality
at least. These men, they say, do not
desire to be bad. "They are led
astray by a false curl, a little paint and
powder, pretty foot, nicely rounded
form, wink of the eye, a smile, or
the fiutter of handkerchief" From
these temptations the "strong minded"
desire to remove them. But Will
the "fallen mem accept their good
offices? We fear not.
The CURREECY.-How many peo-
pie ought to be thankful for the pres
ent circulating notes-Greenbacks and
National Bank bills. Think of their
convenience and safoty-good every
where in the country. Think of the
unreliabilify of the old Bank notes
It has been remarked probably with
truth: For many years the business
public paid as much, propOrtionally
to the business done, in the way of
discounts and losses on bank notes, as
it now pays in taxes to. the Federal
Government."
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ROOFING G..
Three Ply Felt Roofing,

Unites the BEST WATER PROOF COMPOSITION
with the BEST WATERPROOF FABaIC in the BEST
WIEVEP and AZ the lowest price 10 the consumer.
There is lst, a foundation cf TaTTed Felt I'd, a
laver Of waterproof Composition Sd, another layer OF
layer Of Felt.
NJ Send for Circulars and Samples.
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am composed OF IJ IctLer5.
Nv lst Ia IN tree, sud also in root,
NV BUD is in head, but not in foot,
Nv 81 is in town, but not in city,
Ny 4th is in shrewd, but net in witty
NY 9Th is iu race, but not in run,
Nv 9Th Is in noon, hut not in sun,
Ny Tth il in jpurnry, but not in travel
NV Srh is in rock. but not in gravel,
Nv 9Th is IN heat, hut not in cold,
Nv IOih is in gresnhaCk hHT not in gold,
NV Ilth is in single. hut not in double,
Ny 10Th is IN joy and also in trouble,
Ny 18th and 10th arr just the same
Ny whole is "Oda's" real name
stringtown, Ohio, Nov. Is. 1869.
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Youths Department.
Enigma

ss-OriginsI Enfgmas Charades. Problems, sto., ar
respectfully solicited.
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IT" " WISE

orTHE-tain S. north side, seeond door HAgh'
heari5 opposite the Post Once
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THB HIGHLAND FEEKLYNBWS.
n1pnsrPAPRRIN gHE ooUNFE,

!, .n.nnr.r. rprToa hnp raornLI-oa.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15
ssyirg; !. ihs swis literally } "a Z Human

FiShd 81 i sg1g'f S's . z
And the man whose track ! had so c,.
sily run to earth was literally 50 luman
Fiehd,,' RUbbcry was not The motive, i,
was the cal-like pleasure Of killing for the
sake Of producing death, Possibly some
I'inhy Iiolil Up tlicir l'andsana ery'"A fc-
lion.' Is il! tell you cruelty is born
in some members Of the human lamily, il
ant in all, The scl,oolboy fortunes d cat.
The man killsa Lurana being, beth for
mere sport; one is but the cruelty of the
other enlarged.
I'S'I heard sound up The stairs. liz was
coming. Ilsprung The handouts open in
my pocket, The step was lightuud soft,
The door opened and--rihe German
shocnal;er appeared with NY, boot a,
'...Your boot, sir" lie said in his, bro
ken English. NlFV alA' ~ - ''.'
r'All right, setit down. I said, with.
out turning round. ,agrl1 r fai ~
!Theu, 81 means Of tho looking-glass,
saw the cat,like eyes cleaning over tuy
shoulder, u hand, holding nlo.t q small
kccu.edge l,atciitt, was ruised to strike.
l sprans forward 'lhc'llatsLct desctnd-
ed, grazed the side Of my Icud, cl,cppihg
Oft little piece Of the skin, the closes
shave | ever lad! The next moment i
grapP!cd win him. wfesl!ed the lia,el,el
f,Nm '''s llanl,'and sent Il wi'ri'ng acr5ss
i'heroem' 1'forlHa mome''stllsci seemed
p0we'lssss paraIyzed ". his tnaurs then
3S h!s r'IsngG, ca:ae task ! found that !
would be bn t;;i! "a! child ~ tle hands o:
,he powerful German; So slipped cut Of
MS. grasp, 'hnd.' as lie rushed ut nsc, !
'truuk i',n',i a powerful i@"lcfl. l'ander."
striking h'm' 10! lrlnglhe nose. Jhe blow,
ior ! cant by hard little as ] an, seept
Inn spinning across ths room and covered
ms f.ct with blood This was style OF
lighting that hc wis not used to. ''N'A
aoiWilh!a howllhc gathered Ihimsclfrup
and dashed through the door. j fellow
ny lungs. aud At lpst We ron lin 70 earth
N his la'r' ihc stocn'akes's: sii"p. As
tho uderllas probably guessed TIC mat
with tic rat!cyes, tho murderer sandtbc
IGsrpplan shoemaker were one.e, ~ ilAe
lle was quickly secured, ln the back
rodn' Of Ills shop We found tho shoe with
Tile marks Of blood dritd' rpoa tho 2solr-
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nOTYs. WASHING MAcEtEE. i9lsIr
~ lately much improyed-and tho rev
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wmKGEl,,

UNIVERSAL CLOTHES VIII kGEl,, "
Improved with llowells Patent Double Cog
Wheels, and The Patent Stop. are now unlucs.
tionah,y far superior to any npiaratusfor Wasl.
ag clothes .ycr invented, and will save their
cost twice a year, W saving lAlor md clothes
Thospiwho have used iiem give tcstitnonyias
follows: NJ
"We like our 'mttlnnes much Could not
he persuaded TO dowithout III aud with lie aid
Of Do;y, we feel tia, VIC are masters Of The po.
s;tion.h ~ Rev. Bishop Scott, n. 4. CEorcii.
"ltis worth one dollar week In inny iami.
y.p---[Sew York Trioune. .I....f, LII.
=" :" In the tniNa-y II my house there Is 4 pei.
Ietiial thanksgiving on. Monday for tho inrcn.
ton OF your excellent wri1gcr. Rev. Ti,co-
potc l.. Cuylcr. - 'ali
Every week has given II q stronger hold
upon the affections Of the inmates Of Tic Laun-
dry,"-Aew York Observer.
~ ''l Heartily commend iiioetohoinisis Of fine,
money and con.painlcDt." -Flts. Dr.. Bellows.
iinie, aud pay for Themselves 10th III money and
caniclli'ntii'. n.TNew utleans pira.y,'ne. nd
Friend Doty last Improvement Of
your Washing machine 10 a eonip'e!s satttss. !
assiire,fon our Maehinu, AFTER years Use, is
thought NOR of to-day than ever, and would
not be parted With under any cifclmstauce,,'-
Il, 81, b,; PRlcEs. l,..,,y,
Send The retail price, Washer SIS, extra
WrlnEcr $40, and We viii forwatd either or both
rarlines, free Of freight. toptaess where no pne
is selling; and so sure afe We Tier will lie liked,
thni'weasree 10 rr,,ind The monty ifiahy 8ns
wishes TO return tie, machines free of ffsgh,,
after II months trial according TO directions.
CanvAssets with exclusive right Of sale make
money fast by selling them. On
Sold by dealers generally, TO whom liberal
discounts are made.
VI a. Il. @. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
jly2o-lyid,s SO Cortlandt St, New yo,k.
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C,sH NOTION HOUSE.

|,,sH NOTION HOUSE,
~ y. DEIrI / co.,-
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in German,
Euglisi, and Ffeach Eahcy Goods, Hosiery and
Notions, betweca!ilowatd aud Liberty Streets,
Baltimore.
Selling for "CASiI ONLY we are enabled to
put QUE goods at lq'ii,c'modcraic profits; aud
this with regular fixed price, from, which NO
deviation . made, juslifes those not familiar
with their value 10 buy from rs with en- irc con.
i,lencc. Z 81 DIS, an marlG-ly
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MILLINERY

MILLINERY l53is p z.
Nl ----ASp NOTION norsE.-
We have on hand and are constantly rccciv.
Ing and manufacturing every description Of
Millinery goods, Es-At very low prices. .-ssS
We also keep q general assortment ofnotions:
Hosiery, thread, lini6gs, dress trimmings, &c.
Also fancy and useful articles for gentlemen.
Remember at very small profits. -ol Mrs.
Z. J. COX. ~ 'i.'dm
ocle-ly
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j. A. ClRROLL 4. BRO.

d 4. CAHROAL 4 BRO.
Horkcrs in iNruc and Stone,
John st lias, side of Stone Bridge,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Monumcnts, TOmhs. liehdsttnes, Mantlss,
drihls'cheS, etc, Alway. on baud aui finish
cd to order. Plaster ofrafis suppiel on Fca.
sanlbie terms. Persons requiring anything
Ia TIER line would do well 10 communicate
w'lh them, aud lcarn their terms before pur-
chasing elsewhere. iebe2 iyOb
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r EATllER I LEATHER II

I'm. m ,IT;l, .JJlT an. ~ J,uy,i>
The citizens Of Lewis and ABIDING counties
are respectfully informed that | nminoS pre-
pared to supply tbetn witnhlL kinds Of Leather,
both upper'F,nd Sole, on reasonable terms. !
have the most experienced Thinner in tliccountry,
and will try 10 make such stock as .,ll SUIT my
customers. llemloek Or Eastern tanned sole
Calf and Kip skins. harness ard side leather a.
ways on hand. All tanned on the old plan-
no short or patent process used here. The
higlcs: price paid in cash or leather for green or
dry Hides, At the Old l.orcn,z Tannery. Terms
strictly cash. please Gull and see me. sssf.1i
2 Weston, W. Va. -lf Waifiy 9'dAla,le
: nug!4.ly "a. l!E GU. BUTCHER.
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A. -
i"uSS,m: detective W1iksi aspot o
I.yYYss ~ .us'a"ss i" = sn'I =,
law An'NH : e's., 'n'nS ,!Nca Wa y
"" Nv ' W. ou'."n .orh .ro''' sea'
""u h ~: y" w. -, ss a .:a 'o.pe'y
,b; "'4s.u w., us'' s w., '" ,L ''o'
S Js w." ,,d 1o .an, ',o"u wv opDs,
,;a ,;,,,a a"u Sow " s'aso 'mG.' 'o'
S,".,l y IT, :" yss a"a WY, u. w. wv" 't. y
a s" - s""s "s1a ou'.o'' anu '''' s"''"'
~, Ivy -. p"'':o ~A.e.. /, -.
\, .a"a;,S, .as ,agy..a.' ~. : G s"oU''
~ ~ ,sI ,s,, ~ NV s'oa peoP:e - s:.T
~ '..S c a"r'se.' q. u. ,"r n1s' o. "
.,,a.a 1" 'm'a I"'i"' sucssi TO- W..
80. ~. I p n's'' ~ "" wv, S'"s '" s' y,
r, p;''t ,oo ~, I";,, wv ~ puna ;"'
~ ,,a Wv oa "v,.u "o'u ".' a"o la' so%' -"
So;na ,ha". r,,,a ;oI"; ns, Wv -, r" a I ~.
lJS i H.. ~, ~ .st l,s ~ r s ~ ~
,.,;,ad h. ,l' i,, az. '"v p"'is su% ~ |.
,h.t,s ~ n,;,a,;"a + ~. c w."
nmh, II y.s,Wa.p ,,,., e. wy - ;, H"y.
''s"' '" ave" ioIhh e''' 'ui'''ost Wn'''u
stones throw Of sapIeM king lkcnnc'
f,,ns who r9nI'j r,.r ! ,,',n n',;'tr,,
a wink for five collars, it they thought
# ,Lo, ,,sr" 4,,.a,yk S;',,,," xI,;s'
~ ,bex,J Do !, css, " W. a. No n..ans !" nd
our model policemen, the heroes of club,
bins ,ano'Iending citizens, are too busy
watching poor Dutch john, to see TINT he
DOESN'T sell q friend a class of lager OIL
Sunday, orroh weekday nights ufter
lwelvs,,'o trouble themselves IabNustu'
Five Po'uts" Or Sikh Ward" rufHaps.
Of course there are rs good men IN the
police force OF New York " The wol Id
ever saw,Sbut they are greatly ou;nunl-
bcrcd by the bad oncs. But'fl AM dis
gressiuSIl y! returniDto SOU. mutton y
as somebody says. sW,.gs ,l,o
-~'l-had thought Of, an occupation; =
young fhwycr studying for'i'hc bar, aud
coming dnwn there Tor peace and quiet
70 pursue his ts.utics.GTl knew a'Eltlc
something about the law. TOO, 70 l gould
kcep uptl'c character ryswe!l; /, s.eg
AS ,ior adi'suise, = A.orn olfny ye!-
low muslachc; which was beginning 10
grow, eul oaImyH light locks aud .spor,ed
my best, brown wis., I've got . Golec.
tion Of wigs, blythe way, that wouldpuatc
~ uc,or so wild With joy. y Ia a4da
j wei, 10 y lawyer lriuud Of mine l;a:
~ onrepn!lcd, through ~ 'IadSlisurapc.
They attempted the 4. black mail'g game
on l.im, but when they found thu, Jo',,
Peters l,ad " iiugrr-,n tic pic, they drew
III their loros mud '.ah>qua,ulalcd..ni s.4
| thought he might know snn'c Of the
lawyers in c., which proved to be the
ease. SO, armed with II letter ofin,ro.
duc,jon fr0,n lin, and u choices assortment
Of law-books frem llis library; sIi;cl, by
tue Wa. swcrc The c,,sscde.l mess Of trash,
tia, | eyer attempted to read. and a few
iayoritc "Criniial Cascs' frpm NY owl,
stock, ! took the cars for the sccuc .;
my future, operations, ano as | fonLly be.
lievcd, Of ny future lr;un,iuphs.
In due tine ! arrived; no accident on
the way,csccIt a loving coupl. in from,
Of INC who Insisted upon kissing Gael,
other vigorously every title We passed
,brousha dark. bridge, much 10 lily, III. dis.
gust; for | don't ike, that sort Of ,hins
III public. Finally | stopped it though, ;
for. after going ,trough.aa bridge md
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uENRY BRANNON, q ID.
UlLl -AT1oENEy AT LAM.-

Fgig / WESTON, WEST yInc.NAy Il s.;
VIII practice in The Circuit Courts Of Lewis,
rpshur, .IIraxton, CilMcr, and in the subren,f
Cout oflhe State. Particular attention paid
10 collections no24-ly
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NEW JOB TYPE. eie ,s.fl I'D e
IN This 0tlieeis now supplied with m excel.
len, assortment Of Jot Type, and we arc pre-
pared to execute orders for job Work with dis.
apatch and on the MOS, reasonable terms.
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-.;;,, =. ;. :; :, -
q. EDWARDS, ,;,,.iL.,. n ,,T
'"'' - pEALERiN' go IA
IA 80 arrdA1u7sR edi ,rutt1i,ri1
.GR0CERIES, ,1TARDWdRE, TIN.
=, -" .'f'..Is ~. ~, Fh"
WAKE QUEENSIphRE. GLASS:
r,,,r ,r>, ,,, 49,
N WdH|, ElO-,NEE;5WAhE, ,IIO
LIZ lTOODEN WltPE
-ifn0m oRHiSSf ~ 1AItC,li.ai 1Bti
,..,..-..,,l ,a,n,ys -.
MAIN STREET, WESTON" w. Vac
Ia O '9niI &c ossRi ,gllaaa, Hioift ~
,Tss ''rpu
cent f,r The
HHf~M ff'6Sfa' srnt7l W. ,H,p1cG
EMPIRE TEA, : AND iCOFgEE COMPANY,
-
ylIy,, IN III, H.aa 2lvpN, ydryt-s N; Il hin,
SALE Prizes. y Us, riyj die Teas rial and xe
= :.
~. i ,lvr1p c,r,cr rrrnv-i
W AhaN hh oaAlofACAAoN'
.si,,s> Save voue, moner bys o.ttinv,,i
"'''s e''
:, r>;f,n,,y .>i>,in Is y, 4, 4, MT, j,U
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- ana Nelvets,
= And everything TO be found in her line
of business. :
Persons wnnld do well to give her
call and examine before purchasing else
'Nli6rr.
Place ofbusncss pexl door 10 Elias Fisher
.sailirry.
= LOn't fall 10 give her 4 call and cxainineler
Gne stock.
or9-3m. :.
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DYSPEPSIA.

DYSPEPSIA.
There Is, probably, no one distsse with which
mark Ind are afflicted which Is the sources Of SO
ina ny silr,srls Ms D. sltpsia, aud there Is no
more certain tlan liUOsclts Stomach lhtters
49, .i.-.. +. N. UHALFhNT,
selc Agen. for Lewis county.
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FAMIIy.GRocERy.
STONE AND M ARBLE WORKERS,

,sl.5- Clarksburg, ". Va.
Monuments, Tombs, llcads,ones, Vases, Man.
ties &c Manufactured 10 order with neatnes.
and despatch. Orders promptly filed: All
persons wanting anything IN hi, line will do
swell by calling ON the above before purchasing
elsewhere. ~ ~. 7 ,-jlye-ly
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N1EW GOODS, 3. -.
IN Joseph Darlington, has just received, u
fac lot offspring goods. Such MS. Dry Goods,
Notions, Cloths, Casineres, Ladies and Gents
Finishing Goods, Ready Made. Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Boots aud Shoes, Hardware, Queens
ware and Tin Ware. Also the les, of Grocc-
Iiss, which will be sold cheap for Cashier Pro-
duor. Call and cxawins! my stock, one door
b:!ow ChilfanG,s Drug Store. ie2o-ly
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GT\a. wy. LELAND, ,l, IL, s 9s.. i,
IL -suacEoS aSpi PHYSICIAN, -:
y@a ~ WESTON; ". yAi 4 ~
Office on Centre street, tNo doors above the
National Exchange Bank. where be may be found
unless professionally enghgcd. ~.
:. Surgical cases viii be attended 10 at his Office
or The residence u the patient rs may be desired
ieli-ly rtIHi1'l NI.lLl ihllF. i4L.1qN
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r N. BENNETT,
GJs ---ATrORSEY AT LAwir- n. !.

ol.-, ~ WESTON, W. Va. -uss
Practices in the Courts Of the United States,
and vii! give especial a,,cnl On 10 cases in
bankruptcy. " sldpN ,.ejJl2-iy:
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Business Cards.

NORTHWESTERN HOTEL,
~ IS. wALSga; rnoralgToR.-
Pike Street, Clarksburg.r Hacks run
10 sud from, the, Depot. Oc,2S.,f
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Also, Agen. for Moods Moving Machines.
i.urai implimcut Of which viii ibe sold at
r ss'H'SF ''fs f v s sad,Si q
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08

Half way up Lookout Mountain, the place where
memory Is stirred by thousand thrilling sssocia-
tions, and where the brave bows of both armies
met and fought hand to hand, where the blood of
both friend and foe was mingled together and ran
down the mountsn-side in rivulets, Is q smooth
faced rock. upon which poor, wounded soldier
inscribed the following:
%. T.-ls60-X-Esrly IN the battle was
wounded, and carried to this spot by two clever
'fsnks.' They babe me farewell, and as they
supposed. to die. for l was 80 weak from loss OF
blood that could but family thank them for their
Kindness. They left In my canteen q part of
bottle OF Plantation Bitters, 10 which owe my
life, for it strengthened me, and kept life within
me until help came and my wound was dressed.
God bless them for their kindness, and for the
Plantation Bitters.
"HEsRY DAvAeEL, Company B, 10th Gar
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08

Butler declares that he could not let the
white men of the South vote, until it is safe
for every Union man in the South to sleep in
his cabin with the latch-string out On which
the New York Times remarks that such a plan
would efectually stop voting in New York.
But then the Times supported the congress
sional reconstruction scheme by which the
white people of the South were DISTINGUISHED
and the Southern governments turned over to
carpet-baggers, scalawags and negroes.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-08
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 8, 1859.


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