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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21
Big Road and Big Tcams.

The distance from Sacramento, Cal.
ifornia, to Virginia, Nevada, is about
one hundred and City miles. The
road runs up the Sierra Nevada noun
taips, and is the greatest wagon
thoroughfare on tho continent. A
recent letter from Virginia City, TO
the st. Paul Press thus speaks of the
"big thing:"9 " -
All that We eat, drink or wear. as
well as machinery for mills and mines.
building materials,5team engines &c,
are haulodaover theEntountaius from
California; except indeed our Vegeta-
bles, whiphrare raised .oRyour -rown
ranches. This makes an. immense
amount Of teaming, employing some
thirty-fve thousand teams, mostly
mules, averaging at least six to
team There are as many as ten,
mules each employed in this haul
ing ,fand they takeLa load of seven or
eight tons. The wagons areDf 1mon-
strousisizegthe wagon boxes being
builtUPd sometimes eight feet high,
and faring both fore. and aft, so as ito
hold a load almost equal to that. oil
Noah's ark. o.. - --rs.s,,..... .....--.. \
The driver rides the near wheel
mule, driving the whole team with
one rein-one pull to the left and twol
to the right-and holding in one hand
the line attached, to his powerful /
brake, with which he can at oneestop
this nionstrOus load ,on the steepest
hill; and,the hills are no trifles on thet
road over tile Sierra. Freight from
Sacramento varies from two and
totem cents per pound, !
according to the season, the roads be !
ing, bad in winter, and best in sum-
mer. Tie roads Called ''gracesn
here) over the mountains are all toll
roads, built by private corporations
and individuals, and the rates of toll /
are enormous. 1t costs heavy team
from thirty to forty dollars for tolls
from Sacramento to Carson Still !
we're it nOtfor this system we should /
have no roads, and all pay their toll /
cheerfully. !
'fCrack' teams wear an arch hung
with bells on each mules back; but if
a "bell team gets stuck with its load,
and team Of the same number Of
mules not wearing bells, pulls it out, ]
The lew Of the road is inexOrable, that |
.he victor must take the belt.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21
ANOveI Marriage


The DanviIIe (Va.1 Times gives the
following! s-i lr h.5-7
+ A rather novel marriage ceremony
took place in the upper end of Char
lotte county, Va. net long since. The
water was high and the bridges all
gOneS the parson lived on one side
and the brideand bridegroom on the
other. But Gamor CiHcu om8ia -
they were not to be outdone. So the
parsOn stood on one bank and the
bridal party on the other-all decked
outin their fnery-and in the mud
And thus they were united. But a
most amusing scene took place. before
they were pronounced man and wife;
a adifieulty arose as to rhow-the pafson
was to get the license, The. groom
was called upon, but he not being able
to swim, positively refused to take it
over. At length one Of the walters
volunteered to take it over. There
was alog over the stream, but it was
covered with water two feet deep.
lie hesitated while, but finally con
cluded to straddle it. We are happy to
say lie made the trip, and deposited
the necessary documents with the par
son, which enabled him to tie.the knot
as effeCtuaily as it was ever done be-
fore. r.....-...
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21
- A Double Wedding and Ex-
! =. -clange of Wives.

/ An extraordinary matrimonial con-
tire temps transpired in Williamson
Fcounty, FHennessee, on Christmas
night. A double wedding occurred
in the same. house, and the wedding
festivities were celebrated in the old
fashioned style and in that joyful way
Naturally prompted by Christmas and
the blissful event which made the
two couples happy. About midnight
both brides retired to rest, and in
half an hour thereafter, the newly
made husbands followed suit. BY
some strange mishap)each gentleman
found his way to the wrong room and
actually occupied the bridal couch to
which he had no claim. Strange as
I it may appear, the mistake was not
discovered until daylight, when one
of the ladies shrieked her surprise af-
a vigorous fashion. A general hub
bub was the result, and at latest ac-
counts the ladies were disconsolate,
partly on account of the scandal Gre
ated and partly from visions Of possi-
bilities in the dim prospective. All
sorts of schemesTof reparation were
probosed but it appears that no tam
gibierplan-feF 7qndoing this double.
mistake was arrived at. The above
episode actually transpircd as narra-
ted s7nB.
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Compensation foF Earfl1nnrIzes.

Compensation for Earfhqurkes.
California claims a credit balance in
comparison of deaths from violent nat
ural causes, between the Atlantic
States and the Pacific coast. Within
twenty years experience has proven
that the earthquake is the only Serious
danger attending life and property in
? PCalHornia During that titne it has
claimed five victims. After limiting
at a prospect of earthquakes for US
ALSO a San francisco Editor charges
three important items to our account
lightning, sun-stroke, and freezing.
Neither of these three is known, he
says, in California. In the calm bene-
ficent air of California, the thdnder
storm has ne place, and neither life
nor property is ever destroyed by it.
'Sun-strOte claimed some thousands of
victims here during the. past year.
California has nothing to offset against
it.. And every victim reported i'frozen
to death' in the Atlantic States during
the terrible Winter of 1878, might
have slept comfortably in the open air
in California every night of that sea-
son. iu5ysTa n! D. siH.U. .ra .EuilT -iAI
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The IaascaIlY Bonrbons.

Rascalities praetised by the Span
ish Bourbons are constantly coming
to light since the dethronement of
Queen Isabella. The latest incident
reported in Madrid is rather the
meanest thing we have lately heard
of King. 1t appears that a defeien-
cY Of nearly a million dollars has been
discovered in the funds of the ehari-
table institution of the BUe1s Success,
destined to the relief of the poor; and
the Patriarch of the Indies, to whom
the charity is intrusted, has nothing
to show for the missing funds but a
receipt Ofthe ex-KihgJ Consort, to
whom the money was secretly advan-
eed, and from whom it has now TO be
claimed. This royal scoundrel ought
to be garroted if he is ever again
caught on Spanish soil. a. ia4d. /
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21


KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS EARoIs.=
Three Of finest farms in the Kentucky
Blue Grass region have been purchased
by Ohioaus. The "model farm" Of
the late ThOs. Smarr, near George
town; containing 500 acres, sold at
S120 per acre to John Kilguur, Of
Cincinnati, John J. Hickman's farm
of $50 acres, near Paris, was purchas-
ed by .. Andrews, Of CincinnatE at
S137 per acre, but since his suicid6
has been occupied by Hon A. C.
Myers, formerly a member of Congress
of Pennsylvania. "Casueton," the
country seat of the late Richard Hig-
gins, near Lexington, containing 552
acres, was sold TO Mr.. Inskip Of Xenia;
Ohio, for Sill per acre.
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New Process Of sugar Making.

The New York Mercantile Journal
says the diffusion process, for some
time applied to the extraction of sugar
from beetlrOot, has been applied to
the Manufacture Of sugar from cane,
in 7the Madras Presidency. The
principle Of this process consists in the
extraction Of the juice from the cells Of
the plant by diffusion Instead OF
squeezing it out by mechanical pres
sure. 1t is said the yield from cane Is
increased 25 per cent. by this process,
and that it is about to be introduced
into Caba, South America, Java and
Australia .f..s --a-s .--rT
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21
W.lh5e0Ie5EH1oaI704t W.lh5e


Under thehead OF "success in Lille, /"
the Auburn Advertiser has the follow
Ting q q ~--s-~ -D
Isd4Rnta few years ago our friend
John S. Clarke, then a bright-eyed,
sharp, nervous and high spirited iad,
occupied an humble position IN tkIs
city as q subordinate in the bookstore
Of the lamented John Ivison. Push
ing OUt into the Wofld, in the c6ursslof
time he reached, Boston aud accepted
an humble position in the celebrated
PHblishing house Of dBIessrs. -Tfcknor
d Fields, GA close attention to Jusi-
ness, and aptitude for his calling, soon
rendered him Indispensable IN the
great firm, and now our Auburn boy
is member of the firm, and one Of
the leading publishers Of America.
His great success is the reward of dis
tinguished merit, and the "a my warm
friends Of his younger days who have
watched his progress with intense de-
light, are more. than satisfied with his
latest achievement, The late TieknOr
q Fields are now known as Fields,
osgood & Cos 1.-THE ''CO. p being pur Au-
burn boy. -r -.
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FamiIK Worshfn.

Family worship should be brief. It
should consist in the reading ofa few
verses of-GOd's holy Word-not a long
chapter-the singing of a few lines Of
some familiar hymn, and then a short
prayer, offered to the lord of all, in a
soft, subdued tone Of voice, should con-
eude the services. We have noticed
in those families where these things
are observed, that the time of worship
is always precious, the inauences sweet
the result lasting.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21

The annual sales Of merchandise in
Boston amount to nearly 900, ,OOO, 900.
This i5 second to the sales of New
York. Other American cities report
aggregate sales as follows PhiladrI-
phia, s662,B00, ,OOOj New Orleans,
1925, 100000 Chicago; S342, ,OOO, 900 !
Baltimore S324,0OO,OOO; Cincinnati,
S213, 100000 San Francisco, sl51,-
100000; st. Louis, $1,000, ,OOO;Ilouis-
Vile sl26, 600, 600; Milwaukee, sIlO,l
100000. None of the remaining cities
reach 10OjOOO,OOO, ofsaIes annually.
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TIE OLD WoRtD sPARkoM. 2
BY wH-cuLLEx BRYANT.


BY wH-cuLLEN BRYANT.
We heai the note OF stranger tdrd ~
That ne'sr rill now iu pur. land was heard.
A,winged settler has taken his place
With Teutons and men Of the Celtic race
de has followed their path to ,r hemisphere
The O'd-Worid sparrow at last is here
lie meets not here, as beyond the main,
The-foWlar's snare and tho poisoned grdn,
Butsnug-huilt homes OF the friendly tree;
And crumbs for his cbirping family
Are strewn when the winter fields are drear,
For the World sparrow lie welcome here.
81 .H .Hae rlE lfUsH.
The insect legions that sting our fruit
And strip the leaves from the growing shoot,
Aswarnling, skuiking, ravenous tribe,
Which Harris and Flint 50 wen desoribe,
But cannot destroy may quail with fear,
For the Old-WeTld SPARROW, theig blue, is here
The apricots in-the suumerTay, .rfT
Nay rlPen now on the loaded spray,
And the Dectarine, by the garden walk,
Keep hrm its hOld-oh the parent stalk,
And the plum its fragrant fruisage rear,
For the Old-World sparrow, their friend, Is here
That pest Of gardens. the little TURK
Who signs, with the crescent, his wicked work g.,
And causesthe hslfgroEn fruit to fall,
Shall be seizedand swsllowsd, in sPitsrOt all
His sly devices Of cunning and fear,
FGrthe oid-World sparrow, his for, is hs-s.
And the army worm and the Hessian ny
Aud the dreaded ea1ker-WOrm shah die,
And the1thriP and slug and fruit-moth seek,
In vain, to escape that busy beak,
And faIrer barvests shall crown the y ar,
For The Old World sparrow at last is here.
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DeanItIons or RibIe Terms.


Definitions Of Bible Terms.
A days journey was 50 and 10
miles. 1ssIsif .--,,.
A Sabbath days journey was about
an English mile.
Ezekiel'sreed was IL feet, nearly.
A cubit p inches, nearly.
"A hands breadth is equal to three
and fve-eighth inches.
A fingers breadth is equal to one
inch.8a - a, .....-- hahn.
sAshackel Of silver was about fifty
cents. ....-s... ...a
A shackel of gold was about $500.
A talent of silver was S516.22. 81
saA talent of goldfwas S14,309,
.d8A pieceeofsilVer or a penny was
thirteen cents. sE s-.se H.a.l.
A ofarthiRg was three CENTS lHa-r.
1aA- gerah Waszone cent. e r,.
A homer contains seventy-fye gal
Ions and five pints. . r.
Anepha or bath, contains seven
gallons and FIVE pints.
= A bin was one gallon and two
pints.r iaouH 5gD mu,T uo-l rse
GOA 1irlkiR was seven pintsa aoi
la An omer was six pints. 90
A cab was three pints.ta
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21
DEBILITY.

TheTg IS Htealeilis equal 70 HoQtIGnds GeyHl0A
BitisTg 10Hie ffiu cases Of Debility.
They iulpaTt tone - land rig0T 70 he t5hols
sgSisHl, rtrelgdita he GpPstils cause
an enjoyment Of teu food, enable fbs sO-
mach o digCa e. plrj IA blood giUE good sound
he1y complexion, erddcato 1e gslloto tiligs onl Ie
eye, fHpGTt bloom 70 thc cheek and change he patient
1Toul Sh0TtbTedthed emdciated weak, and ReTU0uS
tsvdlid, 70 a flf faced stost, GHd UigOT0tS psTS0l
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Hltlerg or
Tonic In fact, they are Family NJ edts
efneBs They can be administered with
perfect safety TO q child three months
Olds the most delicate female, or a man
OfRlnetys-- -. --.-..-
THerc Renedief aTe Gbe bsrf
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English Women.

The inferior position of English
women is first apparent to a foreign
er in a variety of little details. Re-
turning. from an early morning ride,
be notices the cOttagesOf the working
people by the roadside. The women
are up and about, making the fires,
carrying the coal opening the house,
while the men are still snoring sound
ly: SHOULD like to see an7American
husband wait for his wife, or an
American son for his mother, to per-
form these matutinal functions If
he were not speedily bewigged by bis
own fbetter-half, a more serious pun
ishment would be, adiudged him by a
vigilance committee of neighboring
housewives, Our breakfast is being
prepared, and 20 notice the women
buttering the bread so as to save their.
lords and masters thesightost unnec-
essary exertion.l An American hus-
band might eat dry bread forever if
he were unwilling 10 butter it him
self Then you catch sightofa woman
OtA A4CA AuOCSg AetCtAAS Vt uAiAACtuS q
man's boots.1 So menial service
would scandalize the best American
wives. If an Englishman wants a
pipe, it is the woman who fills it and
hands him the light; if his pot needs
repIenishing, it is the woman who
procures and pours ont the ale; if
there be an GRAND to be done, it is
the woman who trots off while the
man loafs or rests at home. In short,
belonging to what
are called the lower Glasses are evi-I
dently the servants of the men, while
in America the men are evidently the
of the women, only that
this latter service being that Of the
stronger to the weaker. never seems
like servitude even in the humbiest
families, butrtal1es the pobler form of
solioitude and duty.--TS
R. Fisk, in Harper's Magazine. -
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The Flower Bed.

An Arithmetishl Puzzle, TRANSLATED from Il q &c
map. Who will furnish answer to the Newsl =.
Gay flowers saw within garden stand,
Wen kept and tended BY a careful hard
No weed unsightly found footing there
But al. the bed was file ! with blossoms fair
Fourteen more pinks than smaranths it hote,
ind, tlian the amarauths, eight lilies more !; H.
lf frm the lilies thiTty-Sne you lake, &c. ...
This number lett the sum Of roses make.
Yet one suggestion more, the last and be-t:
LEAVE all the roses ont, and add the rest;
The SUN WILDE, with twenty -bne to spare, .
OF roses red and white, the perfect square.
Now say, if in arithmetic you're sound.
How many flowers in that garden fOnnd2
In what pr0portiom stood they do YOU think,
The rose and lily, amaranth and pink
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21

A Paris landlady requested a Christ
mas party On the third floor to cease
dancing, as a man below was dying
The guests acquiesced. Returning an
hour later, my dear children" she
exclaimed, with the most benevolent
smile. ayOu may begin again-he is
49, IATE1 at- p 1900 Ia" TH-E 20
sliced aid hes 'sg53 I
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21

az did n'tIike our minister's sermon
last Sunday" said deacon who had
slept all sermon TIME to a brother
deacon. ''Did MT like it, brother A ?
Why I saw you nodding assent to
every proposition Of the speaker"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21

A clergyman asked some children,
lsWhy dOIwe say. in tho Lords Prayer,
tWhO art in Heayen,' since God IS
everywhere ~ He saw little drum
rner who looked as though he coull
give an answer; and turned to hini
for it. "Wen, little soldier, what say
you 2" "Betause it is headquarters.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21

A little boy, with great zeal and
.energy,had eutout with a jaek-khite a
very grotesque effort at d wooden
horse, which excited even his own
.merriment by its failures in proper
ton and grace, Turning to his faith
er he said: "Pa, does God see every
thing?'' "Yes. my son, everything.
Why do you ask?" ''Why. I think
l0Esn God sees t6at.horse, FSt hare to
Llaghy''. --. -'t 1al
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HdME.-Efdme is the sacred fest
dence designed by divine goodness for
the happiness Of woman. Over its
quiet retirement she was formed to
shed her peaceful influence, and in the
CONSCIOUS freedom with which, she is
permitted to discharge, the responsi-
bilities which its relations impose, to
receive Happiness herself, and com
munieate it to those with whom she is
cOnnectediu relationship and in love.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-01-21

A man in the vicinity. Of Boston,
upon being questioned recently about
the weather. replied that the gasome-
ter at the side of his house stood three
miles below sincere. He is the same
person Who once said that he had the
lmunicipeIas in his face. i
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IRON REV. JOSEPH a. KEENARD, D. D,

Pastor Of ne Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DE- JAoEBOE-DEAn 5IR:-I kEDe 5sen frequently
Fequesscd 70 eoHaect nv same pih rsa0nl sddos of
different kids Of 1sdie1ss bist regdndiq ne practice
ota Of ny dgpT0riGis glhere hdus IN az oasi de-
eifned; bi tih clear pT09f u u1roltg iHE1nees and
particularly IN ny cD Hi, Of dis ltssf ulsss 81 D..
Ho9taRds German Bffters, depart for from ny
ti1ai eoiTs 70 ezress ny u conviction that for gem
erai debility Of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint, Il iG a@ @1safe and valuable
pTepar alton. h some cdses z mGd
JdI; blt usually, Ky 7 doubt not q tgfu
fFoa &c Gb0vt eaa5st Fetsg, very Tsseet tfaUy ~ 2
y T. KENNARD,
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Poetry.

1T was our privilege to enjoy brief acquaintance
with the subject Of the following libes and We can
testify thatthe only just tribute to his excel
encs and worth. He accidentally fell from the deck Of
steamer while under way, aud being hslviy cothei
sunk 70 rise more. young Tidowaad inflnt child,
besides many relatives and friends, sincerely mourn
his untizn ely loss = Ed. Newell 40
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A drunken captain who met a prf-
vate in his company in the same con-
dition, ordered him to shalt" and en-
deavoring to assume a firm position
and talk with severity, exclaimed
."Private Smith, II give you till (hic)
a o'clock to gissober in. !" dCap'n,T p re-
piled the soldier, ''as you RE a s-s-sight
.drunke'uiam, ! Il give you (hieJ 8
o'clock TO gissObeT in"
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HoOaand's German Tonic

& 4 eoabiaation Of al he Ingredients Of he Bitsis
ugiih PuRl Santa C5Tu Rum, Orange, etc. II Is Used
for the diseqsss as o. ieTg IN cases tgsTe SONG
ptrc alcohOlic siulg tg required Y0t tgiU bear il
mind diaf these remedies entirely different from
aar oACrg ddUeTfised for fae Of he dfSedSts named
Esss being seeHte preparations II medicinal extracts,
o5Ee fe 0fieTg are mere decoctiong Of nm 81 some
f59at. Flc TONIC is decided 0Ee o ne alosf plea
aalf and agreeable remedies offered . ne public.
n rs e c17usite n e pleasure 70 take 4 t5iie fti
IsgiUiq, ehiardtAg, and medicinal qualities hGUi
suisd e D b known a. TIE gTeats1l ef al tolies
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HANGING ARoUND.-"Doctor," ex-
Claimed a waggish Son Of Temperance,
to a well known Doctor, who was
passing out Of the Post Office, show
long will it take hanging to produce
death ?" "Twenty-fve or thirty
minutes, ," replied the Doctor "Why
do you ask?" 80, because, last night
[ saw a mar. hanging for two mortal
hours, around salo0n," replied the
WAC.
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,cHow many children have 1?o
asked woman of a spirit4rapper.
"Four.'""And how many have II"
asked her husband. HTwo,n was the
astonishing reply, A mistake, some
where. .......
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"YOu ought to lay up something
for rainy day" said an anxious
father to his profigate son. "And so
Ihave,n replied the youth. t'Whst?'
IAN umbrella" A." .-..f a..t ... ..-..
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e9sT Known, and VII sH dilsa5ss Tt5uliRg from
badbi0od Keep gotTD@ blood pure; keep your
Lt0cT ~ order; keep your digeStiUs organs
y q tolld, healthy Tc0adfti0a, By iie aiss
~ aie5c TelIcdicf, and dfSeGse tgiu
eUsf Gts1il yOu The best men he caiH FeeoTsead
1eE. u geGft Of hohea regulation 90 for aEYthiH6
you Hugt ~ these preparations.
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The correlation and conservation of
forces is a great discovery, and has
been prettily shown in the heat ard
light which man now gets from coal,
and which was ages ago absorbed from
the sun by trees which fell and fossils
fsed Ia stores Of fuel for the future.
.5l-uo-e lE1 s1-.l l.sif