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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-10-14
Geographical Enigma.

I am composed of "a letters.
MySI4l6 IS % 10 10 is a county in Louisiana.
My6 Is Il Is is a gulf un the shore OF Holland
My "a 10 % "A is county in VrEinin.
NV II y Is I6 is a county in Kentucky.
NY IL Is 2 2 10 is a county in Florida.
Ny u IS 8 II is u county in Ohio
My s ~ 10 10 is a county in Arkansas.
My s II p q ID IA county in Georgia.
My 3 5 Il II l is river in France.
My "A % Is is river in ireland.
NV 10 5 5 is a county in Georgia.
MY whole is the names of two young ladies of Sink
ing Spring.
Sinking Spring, o. FOX.
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seIrImprOvement for Teachers.

Self Improvement for EeacheFs.
l. The preservation of a sound men
tai and physical condition.
2. Reading and studying works and
periodicals on education.
3. The teacher should frequently
commit his thoughts to paper.
4. If possible, let the teacher often
meet and converse with some friend
or friends by whom he may be criti-
ciz, d.
). Teachers Associations and InSti-
tutes.
6. Visiting the schools of others and
witnessing their modes of teaching
and discipline.
Z. By gaining a knowledge Of the
various important improvements and
changes in the community.-LN Nor
head.
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Youths Department.
What Were Books Made Forp

What Were Books Made ForP
y Little Pnpil of the Mt. Auburn Female Institute
Books made by stupid men
Just to bother little me;
The storied glories Of the pen
None hut bookwOrms ever see.
Study is but WEAKNESS,
1t wearied him that said so;
Books are very dreariuess,
They middle up my head so.
Learning has made people mad,
Agrippa thought St. Paul 80.
Wouldn't it be really bad
If study made us all so?
Think the I'm .ntal strain" I've had
Just to learn page or sOi
Would the prospect make you glad
To study yet an age or sO1
Do you wonder l am sad,
Or think books outrageous, OF
Free from desks and states and rules,
Why should little children care
What they try to do in schOOIs2
Bye and bye I'll take my share
OF all sorts of knowledge tools.
MT Auburn Index.
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t0EBILITY.

mn = . F'I"ut . L70yIIoI.lE 2 -.
EiteTg " fbTTte cases g DeOt.ttgs
Ehey impaTf tone n land oigoT q u'e tOlLos @
S,,rtSS,l rfrs1gfhs,s he dppciite edESt
"a s,,;o-,nezf 81 t5su--ls food enable The S0-
uaeh 70 digest t. purify tie blood give good, sound
hsahy complexion eradicate uC yztot1 tigc from Its
C,g iT4Tf bloom 10 s cheeks and change he patient
fron shOTt-bredtbed cldciatsd iCsGk, aud nervous
tROdlid 70 a ftll.JGesd, stOu, and UigoToUi person
Weak and Delicate Children are
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Aleo1.
efne8. They can be adminlstered WIN NltI
perfect safety to a child three mOntn1
old, the most delicate females or q M an
0Gminetys
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COnundrums.

Why is a newspaper like wife? Because every man
ought to have Of his own.
Why is a clergyman like a locomotive? Because
you are to look ont for him when the bell rings.
When rain falls, does it get upl Of course it
dOes-in dsig time.
Why is dogs tail like the heart Of tree' It Is
farthest from the Rark.
What subdivision Of N America would yOu mention
in ordering gentleman to look at a lady7 Louisiana
(LOuis, see AuuH.)
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IRON HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
IRON REV. JOSEPH h KENNARD. D. D,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, philadelphia
m JIoTsOF-DEAR S1R:-I hare been frequently
rsgliessd 10 eoansst ny name tgih recommendations 9
different kinds Of medicines, bit regarding tle pTaelos
i ont Of ny appropriate gheTc, hdUe IN az cases oS
e1 blf ,gith clear proof in UaTiOus tHstaHeef aIo
0agticiaTlv 81 ny ODH Jdi, Of The ussfuleig g ~.
7oofaads GsTdB BttteTS, depart for once from ny
1r4i eosrz % ezress ny l conviction that for gen
-gI debility Of The system and especially for LiveI
Complaint, It is 49, @4Bate and Vsluallo
prep ar alton In ~ 1oHle eases = ~
fad; bta tsuGUF ] DOUBT NOT u l tSt1
b UeTT beHEfeidiUW % Hte1e 0ao ftBS
80 Rs obOvS eauSss. Rours, very respectfully,
J. r. KENNARD,
EighEh, bsI0is COatss StTCSL
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Hollands German Bitters
Hoohand's German Tonic

{, sombiaatiOH Of al The iHgTedtsHS eJ ne btHeft
80 Irpu Santa C57tr Bum, Orange, etc. Il Is used
~ 6e sGe diseases as the BieTS IN cases 11heTr sotI
-, 1Ieoholse 81 Hulus is required FOu tyiH bear IN
Sf fIqf these remedies are entirely different from
- otIsTf ddueTtis,d for he cure Of he diseases NAMED
~ being scientific preparations Of medicinal e7TdciS
~ ~ Others arc mere decOotiOHS Of rum IN some
80 TIe TONIC e decidedly one Of The most pied'
80 ad a0rssabs remedies eUcr offered to he public
- farif e Szgtire IS pleasure TO take H. igite IA
Hls--gf1aq eshilGTdaR, and SledtelR0l qidittie' 49,
ssd q D e ks0l1S GS Tie gTeatsst Of al toFis -
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The Kingof Prussia has twenty
splendid thoroughbred horses, each
of which is worth over twenty-five
hundred dollars. The Emperor Of
the French has about four times as
many, some of the animals being ex-
ceedingIy valuable. The stables of
the Sultan are said to contain no less
shan three hundred splendid horses,
the fiuest collection of those animals
in the whole world.
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At a wedding in Iowa, last week,
the clergyman who performed the Ger
emony and attested the sanction OF
the church upon the nuptials, was a
lady. After the happy pair were
made one, the minister kissed the
bridegroom lie blushed and meek
Iv submitted.
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twenty-five thousand ventilators
have been placed on windows and in
roofs of tenement-h0uses in New
York City during the past summer,
under the direction Of the Board OF
Health. To the fresh air thus OBJ
tanned is ascribed the decrease Of NOR
taIity among infants during the sea-
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Indian Affairs.

0T. LOUIS, september Y.
Gen. W. B. Hazen, commander of
the department of Lower Kansas,
which embraces the Indian reserva-
tiOns, arrived here yesterday. The
Republican this morning gives an ex-
tended account of the Indians in these
reservations. Their numbers are as
follows:
Cheyennes, 1900; Arrapahoes, 800 {;
Sioux, 1900; Apaches, $50; Conan
ches, 3 500. In with these there are
about l 900 Caddos and WaChitas, who
have been on the reservations for
many years. Only a moderate sue
cess has attended their agricultural Op-
eratiOns 50 far, but improvements in
this direction are expected in the
course of time, as they acquire habits
of industry.
Much trouble was OccasiOned at one
time, and the ruin of the reservation
was imminent, by the feeding of the
Indians being transferred from the
military commander to the subsistence
department. But the old system was
restored and matters went smoothly
again. The General thinks that it is
becoming every day more apparent
that the only salvation for the wild
Indian and safety for our border settle
ments is the reservation system. For
years the Indians have been pushed
westward by the onward tide of civil
iZatiOn, but now there is no West to
push them to. They are being sur
rounded and hemmed in on all sides,
and a permanent locality for the fee
BILE remnant of tribes has become a
necessity.
In regard to the Quaker system, the
General says the change is advant-
ageOus and works well. The Quakers
have much to contend with, owing to
their meekuess and disregard of dis
play, the opposite of which the Indi-
ans take so much delight in; but the
latter are finding out that the Quak-
4r Agents are unwearied in their efforts
for the ameliOratiOn of their condition
and honest in dispensing the ratiOns
and annuities they are entitled to re-
ceive. Under the old system the
Agents seldom lived with the tribes,
while the new Agents abide with
them, and this is a great advantage.
AS soon as the Indian is put down on
a new reservation, all that is wanted
is an honest administration, and the
Quakers are giving them the only tra-
ders allowed. The reservations are
full of traders who are appointed by
the Department Commanders, and are
under military authority. The Quak-
er Agents, now there, are BrintOn Dar-
linton, agent of the ArrapahOes and
/ ICheyennes, and Laurie Tatem, agent
of the Comanches and Kiowas, who
are characterized by the General as
men of great industry and integrity
quiet and transformations in their man.
ners. The Quakers are bringing on
their own men as employees and as
sistants in the agricultural and me-
| chanical operations.
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rror uou GEO. v. woopwAED.

Chief Justios Of the Supreme Court Of PennsyysniA
PHILADELPHIA, March 10 Aooi'
fad s HoofaUdE German Bittcrg ts not an t7lto1-
isang beverage bat is good tonic, useful IN dtsoTaeS
a is digssttuc organs, and Of great besH 81 casa
dsbiIiY and tDant Of neTUOtEI actioHI IN tc 'y'e"
Go r. RO0DWARD.
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Select Miscellany.
[From Packard's Monthly, for September.
WHAT ARE WE MEN TO DOP

From Packard's Monthly, for September
WHAT ARE WE MEN TO DOP
BY R. ". EAsTERBROOEs.
When female architects abound,
Who sSiTlfulIy design and plan
When female builders can be found
Whose work will vie with that Of man
When female shippers have command
or female ship and female crew,
When female warriors ill our land,
What is there left for males to dO1
When women shall the gospel preachi
When women clerks infest each store;
When women diplomats shall reach
High seats within the White House door;
When thy fair hands receive the pence
On city cars and stages too
What, in the name Of common sense
Is left for outcast men to dot
"why not sxchsngel' says wicked wight;
Hush seuseIess man. you only rant
We would, with pleasure, if we might,
b. God has fixed It SO We can't.
The babies must be borne and uursed
By female mothersi therefore, few
Of geRtler mould can e'er be cursed
With what we dread-no work to-do.
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Chinese Immigration to This
Country.

81
KOopmanschap, the great coOlie con-
tractor, who has sprung into sudden
celebrity or nOtoriety, as the case may
be, is a native of Amsterdam, Holland
and not of the Celestial Empire, as
was generally supposed. The great
contractor says his firm has already
brought over to San Francisco thirty
thousand Chinese immigrants, and
thinks that it will import this year at
least one hundred thousand more. 1t
is proposed to supply, without delay,
to all employers in this country who
need them, but more Immediately to
Southern planters, all the coolies that
they may want, upon the condition
that they pay these IabOrers from SIS
to S12 per month, besides supplying
them with board aud lodging. Al
home the coolies receive but 81 per
month and "fnd" themselves ; so that
Mr.. KOopmanschap finds no difficulty
in inducing them to emigrate. 1t will
cost SIOO apiece for transporting them
! from China to San Francisco, and
| thence to Omaha, whence Ihey may
be conveyed to any part of the coun-
try where their services may be re-
quired. He charges commission OF
$40 for each cooIie to the employers,
and charges each emigrant d given
amount for transportation, including a
commission of twenty or thirty pei
cent. on the amount for which the
vessel is chartered-S 900 or I,50O
which constitutes part of the profits
Of the firm in the enterprise. Mr.
KoOpmanschap imports no femalts, as
ne shrewdly says Cinnamon will i'm
port them for themselves. He pro,
poses to 90 through the South making
contracts during the months Of Au
gust and September, and will leave fol
China in October for the purpose o.
filling them.
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COLLECTION OF DEBTS.

No female, nor any officer or soldier of
the Revolutionary war, can be arrested or
imprisoned in any case where the action is
founded on contract; neither can any per
son be imprisoned for debt, except in case
of fraud. An execution against the per-
son of a debtor, and requiring his commit
tai to the county Jail until he satisfy the
Judgment for the payment of money, in
the event of the judgment debtor having
removed, or commenced to remove, any
OF mis- property out of the jurisdiction Of
the court, in order to prevent the cOllec-
ton of money due on the judgment; or
when he is possessed of property which he
fraudulently cOnceals with like intent, or
when he has disposed of his property, or
any part thereof, to prevent its being ia
ken in execution; or if he fraudulently
contracted the debt on which the judge
ment is rendered; or when he was arrested
on an order before judgments, and has
not been discharged as an insOlvent debt
or, or the order has not been set aside
! Plaintiffs must, in all cases, give a bond,
with sufficient sureties, to pay the detehd-
ant any damages which may ensue from
| a wrongful attachment, not exceeding
double the amount of the claim. A credi-
| tor, on giving a like bond, may make a
similar affidavit before his amount is due,
and on his filing it with the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, an attachment
may issue against the property, real or
! personal, of the debtor. In such actions,
plaintiffs cannot have judgment until
their claim is due.
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Lady Montague, the famous wit,
on being asked whether she would
not have preferred to belong to the
other sex, replied sternly in the mega
tive, because in that case she might
have had to marry woman!
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MART. HUGHEY.

Our correspondents explanation is CORRECT, but the
same result might he reached by shorter process
thus: As the Cadi ate equal share Of the whole
oaves he ate a of the number belonging to each Of
the Arabs therefore he exactly loaf Of the be-
longing to the poorer Arab, and the latter was ol
course entitled to only Of the pieces Of money.
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snlntion of the Cadi Problem.

KARR's FORD, Paint Tp., Oct. 5, 1863.
Mr.. EDIroR:-The explanation give to the problem
in the News of Sept Both, is follows Each Of the
men ate 225 lOaves the with the Oaves having
only "a of loaf left after flushing his meal, while the
other had "a loaves left. So the Cad must have
eaten "a loaves of the who had the loaves, and
"a Of loaf of the who had the loaves. "a or
7-3ds seven times q, therefore the Cadi ate times
much of the who had the loaves as he did Of
the other; therefore he is entitled to times much
money as the one with the Oaves.
Yours truly,
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NOTICE..
AUDITOR's OFFICE,
HIGHLAND COUNTY,

HIGHLAND COUNTY,
HrELsBoRO, O., Sept. Is, 1850. }
wuo1T TT MAY CONCERN will take notice,
~ az - Commissioners Of Highland County, az
An adjourned meeting held at the Auditors Once 10
said county on the l4th day Of September A. y 5oT'
aoDoiuted Carev n Pope, D. c. johnson ana x.
Johnson as viewers and W. J. Boyd, ss Surveyor %
examine view, lay out and straighteR tne OSTI hi
road leading from Wilmington, Clinton County i 49,
~ New Lexington, Highland County Ohio oesllul
where said road crosses the line between the
ofCIinton and Highland, Joseph HooI'I ~, ~ ~
igbInnd county, 70 the northern corporation line OF
t VILLAGE Of New Lexington in said ccdHty OF Hlgh-
land following the old road as practieaoie II
1rrsuauee offs petition asking for the mproVem
5S 800 bv laving out straighteuinR grading graN-
IJ - Mac Adamizing, ard constructing the necessa
~ Tridpes and CulEerts. Aud that the Viewers az Sgo
aysoy SriW meet 1t the place Of beginning on mO
Jstb dav Of October, A. D. 1869, 90 make SAID
1yi- GE = '"' DANIEL MURPHY, Auditor
Bsp9sW3
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A private letter from Paris says that
Hon. James a. Grimes, of Iowa, has
resigned his seat in the United States
Senate, to take effect on the 1st Of o.
t0ber, and that he will not return to
this country until next year. His
health is somewhat improved, but not
sufficient to enable him to resume his.
public duties at the beginning Of the
next Congress. His term Of Office eX-
pires on the 4th of March, 1871.
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"See here, misler," suid Il lad Of
seven summers, who was driven up a
tree by a fcrocious dog, cit you don't
take that dog away, I'll eat up all
your apples"
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LIEN LAWS.

Anv person, labOring on, or furnishing
labor or materials for constructing, alter
ing or repairing any building, shall have
a lien therefor on the same, and on the
land necessarily connected Herewith. To
bind the lien, he, within four months from
the performance of such labor, or delivery
of such materials, must deliver to the
ov ner of the building an attested state
ment of the particulars of the claims re-
naming unpaid; whereupon, if the ac-
count be that of a mechanic or labOrer,
the owner is authorized to pay the amount,
and deduct the same from what may be
owing by him to the contractor. Should
the owner fail or refuse to pay the account,
or should the statement be that of a con-
tractor, or sub-contractor, the correctness
ofthe claim, and the fact of the refusal or
failure, of the owner to pay it, must be
sworn to before a magistrate, and the ac-
counts and affidavits then filed in the Of
flee of the Recorder of the county, when
the lien shall remain upon the said build
ing and land for the term of two years
from the commencement of such labor, or
the furnishing of such labor and mater
iaIs. Any suit brought within said two
years, will continue said lien till the rem
dering Ofjudgment.
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~ Bloof ken ,'otrruE3 blood pure ksep your
Liver IN OrdeT keep your alges.tre 07g1'ts =
d 9 sound, healthy oORdttlo7', oy ute -
q GesC TCusSdieS ana no diseose
eUcT aSsail you. The best men IN he country Teeon,e
them. II years Of hOHCSt reputation 90 70 aRgI''iH
S0u mus ~ Qesc PTcpdrGtfOEs
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You can often see dam by a Mill
site, but you can't always see a milk
by Il dam site. -
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The StOWe-ByrOn QUestiOn-DF.
LushingtOm AIirms the Poets
Guilt.
The Boston Advertiser gives prOmf-
.nence to the following communion
tion:
Mrs. Stowe may have fallen into err
rOr as to dates. 1 trust she has, and
that, as the Nation asserts, Lady By
ron will be acquitted of any knowl-
edge of her husbands real character,
until the moment of separation. Sew
.enteen years ago 1 heard this fearful
story of incest from an Englishman of
the very highest character, mental and
moral. He repeated to me the facts
communicated to him by DIR. Lushing-
ton, and within this year his nara
tive has been confirmed by an Eng
lish woman, who received her infOr-
nation from Trelawney, ByrOn's COM
rade. The discussion now going on
will probably bring forth the proofs
from those to whom they have been
intrusted. One of them will be By
ron's own confession. r. l..
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CAUTION.

g7soNands German ReaedisS are oouEtsrfeitoG ThS
-slsssie kaus gas sigI1atsTC Of O. M Jackson -
~ f,f 81 az otsids tyTdpDeT Of each bottle, and ne
G,e Of fSs aTieIe bL0lga iH each bottle Az osTS ere
solraieI1e4
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CALIFORNIA PEAR4.-We have re-
ceived from Mr.. G. W. Reed, of Sac
ramento, box of superb Bartlett
pears-a part of the first through car
load of fresh fruit from California
The pears are very large, thoroughly
ripe, tender and juicy, and are to be
followed, from time to time, by thOus
ands of crates of Grapes, Figs, and
other fruits as well as Pears. CalifOr-
MIA will produce more grapes or pears
to the acre, and at less cost of labor,
than any other country in the world.
Her fruits ripen earlier than ours, and
will therefore have the advantage of
quicker sales and higher prices N.
Y. Tribune,
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Price OF the BitterS, q 90 per bottle
TBGiSc or the Tonic, 81 So per bOtsleB
or, q half dozen for 81 6O'
The tonic is put up in quart bottles
RseoUset Rat q e d.. HoofaEdf German helsentes
Hla4 ,5 ~ - = ~ aLolD ne DrIggiSL5
% induce you 10 lake o'.y1,,''gr ~ rs.-s - h
Esag say Is Just az e \YgOCS' ~. Ee1s-
dies '0i b sens BY eTess 10 any locality '0" ai''-
GrB o hG
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NEW HOMIWY (!

T7ynR sALEBY He. CLAYTON.
E deeS
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Business Laws in Ohio.
LIMITATION OF Ms.

Actions which must be commenced
within twenty-One years after the cause of
action accrued--All actions for the recovery
of real estate.
Within fifteen years - All actions on
speciality, agreements, contracts or written
promises.
Within six years-All actions on con-
tracts not in writing, expressed or implied,
and on liability by statute for a forfeit
ure or penalty.
Within four years-All actions for tres
pass on real estate; for taking, detaining,
or injuring personal property; and for re-
lief on the ground of fraud.
Within one year-All actions for libel,
slander, assault, battery, malicious prose-
cutiOn and false imprisonment.
Minors, married women, lunatics and
prisoners, are entitled to the same periods,
after their disability is removed.
Absence of defendant from the State, or
the time during which he conceals him
self to avoid the process, is not computed
in the Limitation,
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PEDDLER's LICENSE TO SELL GOODS.

The Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, of any county in this State, may
grant license. For license to travel on
foot throughout the State, Sl2; on horse
back, or in a One-hOrse wagon, $50; in
two horse wagon, $2S; in boat or other
water-craft, $50. A peddler refusing to
show a license to any citizen who may
demand to see it, shall be supposed to be
without one, and may be proceeded
against on such ground, and fined $50,
ten per cent. of which shall go to the in
former.
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The North Bridgewater Mass
Gazette says: A superannuated dog,
overhearing conversation between
his master and neighbor about kill
ing him the next day, disappeared the
same night, and has not since been
seen.
Ohio has $50 turnpikes. reaching
an aggregate Of 3, ,168 miles.