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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-01-13
Visiting schools.

The following we clip from the
Chillicothe Gazette. Every parent
should read it carefully and act accord
ingly:
Now that all the winter prepara-
tions have been made and our citizens
have leisure time upon their hands,
it is the duty Of the parents to mani.
fest some further interest in the schOul
work than merely to send their chill
dern thither. The teacher wants their
cooperation. The scholars need the
encouragement of an occasional visit.
If parents talk with their children at
home freely about their schools, it
is well if they visit the school room
occasionally, and seem interested in
making a pleasant thing of learning,
it is much better. The presence OF
father or mother at the child's rpcita-
ton, once a week, or once a month,
will have a salutary influence on both
teacher and child. Even the parent
will be benefited. His or her atten,
ton will be awakened to questions
which might otherwise go unthought
of for years, and which have practic-
al bearings on the mind.
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IN A TIGHT PLACE.-At L., one
Sunday evening, fatigued by bis long
Journey, a wagonpr and his son JUhu
drove the team into a good range, and
determined to pass the Sabbath enjoy
ing a season Of worship with the good
folks of the village. When the time
for worship arrived, John was set to
watch the team, while the WAGNER
went in with the crowd. The preacher
had hardly announced his subject be-
fore the old man fell fast asleep. He
sat against the partition in the centre
of the body slip, while just against
him, separated only by the very low
partition, sat feshy lady, who seemed
all absorbed in the sermon. She strug-
gled hard with her feelings, until, un-
able to control them any longer, she
burst out with loud scream, and
shouted at the top Of her voice, rous-
ing the old man half awake, who
thrust his arm around her waist, and
cried, very sOOthinEly,-
"WO, Nance! wo, NanccI wol woi
Here, John, cut the belly-bsnd and
loose the breeching,-quick, or she'll
tear everything to Piecos!"
1t was all the work of a moment,
but the sister forgot to-shout, the miu-
lister lost the thread Of his discourse,
and the meeting came prpmatureIy to
an end, while, deeply mortified, the
odd man skulked away, determined
mot to so to meeting again until he
'couid manage to keep his senses ~
remaining awake.
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A drunken conductor of a freight
train entered a passenger car filled
with emigrants, on Tuesday evening,
near Cleveland. His first act was to
commit brutal assault upon a Swedish
immigrant over sixty years of age. His
second an attempt to ravish a German
woman going West with her five chill
dren. His third a similar attempt
upon the persons of two young Swed.
ish girls. An Englishman defended
the girls; and the ruffan has been
not arrested-but simply discharged
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United States Treasurer Spinner is
in a fright He wants to get out of
his office, inasmuch as four thousand
millions 0f dollars have passed through
his department without defalcatiOn.
He thinks it ga long lane that has no
turn" and he would get out of the
way before it turns; but unfortunately
for his wish he is just the man the
country wants to keep in place. Ma
rietta Register.
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A Hartford man, thinking he smelt
gas in his room, lighted a match to
see it. He was found in the street
Immediately afterward, all abIaze, and
a policeman kindly rolled him in a
gutter and put him out.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

The total number of persons Of
school age in the State in 1869, was
officially reported at l ,O28,675 an in
crease of 1l,1O8 over the previous
year. The total number enrolled in
the public schools in 1869 was 40, 1872,
an increase of $3.50 over the year
1868. The average daily attendance
in the public schools in 1869 was 434.-
865, an increase over 1863 Of 24,l44.
The total tax for schools. school
buildings, and all purposes, the pres
ent fiscal year, is $6,578, 1868, an in
crease over the taxation of the previ
Gus fiscal year of $616,795.68. Of this
increase of taxation, the sum of $17,-
833.86 is in the State taxation for
school purposes, and the sum of $685.
96I.82 is the increase of local school
taxation.
The State Commissioner Of Common
Schools, in his report. will recommend
the adoption of county superintend-
ency, the substitution of township
boards of education for the present
system of township and sub-district
boards, a codification of school laws,
and other important measures, to
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Frank Blair gives the bulk of the
Democratic press a heavy blow, in a
remark TO a Democratic club in New
York few days ago. He said, "any-
body who thinks Grant is a fool is
more likely to be a fool himself.
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Mathematical Problem

From the top OF Browns Mountain, find the heigbt
Of perpendicular object at the foot thereof
Given
Angle tn the foot Of the Object, $50 feet.
Angle TO the top, 3lo lS.
Distance to the foot Of the object, $50 feet.
SANS.
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To these figures must be added
about thirteen million FIVE hundred
thousand dollars for deficiencies from
last year, making grand aggregate
of not far from 1925 900, 900, exclusive
of the interest on public debt. A re-
vision of the postal and miscellaneous
estimates will probably result in their
reduction somewhat, and it may at
once set down as certain that Con-
gress will not appropriate any such
sum as s34,OOd,OOO for public works,
unless the views of members undergo
a great change.
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Estimates Of Expenses for Next
YeRr.

The heads of the various depart
ments are prompt with their esti'
mates for the coming year. They are
in full as follows:
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Ten more of the Spanish guahoatS
are ready 20 sail from New York. II
they get away in safety, the Cuban
Junta may as well submit at oucr, as
they viii find The business Of IgDdjDg
soldiers and supplies on TIE CajsD
ec'aat 90 dangerous for proat,
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COnundrumG.

which is the left eide Of plum pudding7 That
which is not eaten.
What thing Is that which is heightened by being cut
at both ends : ditch.
Where did Noah strike the first nail in the ark -
On the head, Of c"urss.
Why i a tailor like wood -oOck1 Because he has a
long bill
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DEBT.

The amount of the public funded
debt of the State, November Is, 1868,
was $10,532, ,675.43. During the last
year the Fund Commissioners have
redeemed of the various loans $780,
O93.57, and have invested in loans not
yet due s160,643 SO, leaving the, total
debt yet to be provided for, 1885,
Q39 27
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The Indians Want Peace.

- ~ - @o~-S = Ce~~~e
The recent statement that trouble is
apprehonded with the Ute and Apache
Indians, in New Mexico, is denied by
Lieutenant c. T. Spear, agent, and
W. ]. Godfrey, interpreter, for those
tribes, who are now on a visit to St.
Leuis. These gentlemen say those
reports were circulated by the people
of New Mexico who desire to break
up the Agency, which is now located
in the centre of the Indian reserva-
ton, so as to have it located in their
midst, that they may secure the bene-
6t of the s2,OOO,OOO Government ap-
preparation annually made. They al
80 say that if any trouble arises the
responsibility will rest upon the peo-
pie of New Mexico, for the Utes are
peaceable, and manifest a desire TO
cultivate the privileges of civilization,
among which is education. They de-
sire that their children may be taught,
and already have school houses for
that purpose.
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Leaving a balance in the Treasury,
November 18th, 1869, of $438, ,O6O. IA.
The estimates of the Auditor of State
of.receipts and expenditures for the
current year, are as follows:
Estimated receipts from all
sources, including balances.$4, ,7sl ,144 so
Estimated disbursements for
all purpOses....................... 4,477,ss9 60
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Select Miscellany.
ONE YEAR AGO.

O4N n Ian AATO.
By MRS. II. STOWE.
One year ago, ringing voice,
A clear blue eye,
And clustering curls Of sunny hair,
-- Too fair to die.
Only yeaF-nO voice, no smile,
No glance Of eye,
No clustering cnrIs Of golden hair,
-- Fair but to die.
One year ago, what love. what scbsmss
Far into liiei
wbatjoyous hopes, what high resolves.
What generous striiel
The Silent picture on the wall,
The burial stone,
or all that brauty, life and joy
Remain alone
One year, one year, one littIS year,
.a-s5 Aud so much gone
Aud yet the even how Of life
Moves calmy GU.
The grave grows green, the flowers bloom fair
Above that head
No sorEowing tint of lsafOr spray
SaSsshe Is dead.
w pause VI uuaH " iutEEg uiEu1E
That slug above,
TeTis us how oOldiy sleeps below
The form We love.
Where hast thon been this year, belOVedi
OIL. What hast thou seen
What risiBg fair, what gIorisusllfli
Where thou hast been? ...--.
The veil the vuiIl go thin, 20 strUngi
'Twizt aud thee;
The mystic veil when shall It fall,
Thahwe may see
Not dead not sleeping, not even gone,
Butpr still,
Aud waiting for tho coming hour
OF Gvds sweet will.
Lord Of the living ard the dead,
Our Savior dear
We lay in silence at Thy fsst
This sad, sad yoari
WHAT THE GossIPs SAID.
Says Gossip One to Gossip Two,
''WhRe shopping in the town,
Oli.Mrs. Fry to me remarked
Smith BOUGHT his goods Of Brown.''
Says Gossip Two to Gossip Three,
Who cast her eSelids down;
'I've heard it said, to-day my friend,
Smith GOT bis goods from Brown"
Says Gossip Three to Gossip Four.
"With somewhat Of irown:
'I've heard strange news-what do you thiHkl
Smith TOOK bis goods from BrOWnT'
Says Gossip Four to Gossip Five,
Who blaEed it round the t0wn,
''I'ye heard to-day such shocking news
Smith STOLE his goods from Brown -
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Enigma.
I am composed Of IS letters.
Myl4413I43l4sis State east Of the Mississippi.
My 7 is pesteTing insect.
NV 8 ( is mans name.
My53 I6 10 is a girIs nickname.
Nv 9 63 Is 5 ia a color.
Nv u 5 IR il what all do.
Ny IS l44l4I3S Is is city In the western part Of
California
MY whole is the name OF an Author. ODA.
Sherman, IOEa, Dec. 2g, 1868.
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v York Nemi-W reklY Tribnnl
BEST AND LATEST POPULAR NOVELS

10y living anth The cost Of these alone if bought
in book firu, would be from six t. eight dollars. No
where else much current intelligence and pea =
manent literary matter he had cheap in
THE SEMI. WEEK LY TRIBUNE
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Youths Department.
Enigma.

Hs-Original Enignas, Charades, Problems etc.. are
respectfully solicited.
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Answer TO Miscellaneous Enigma Of last week
Beuiamin Budington and Alice Alexander.
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Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb
Tree, Shrub and Evergreen Seeds
with directions for culture, prepaid
by Mail. The most complete and
.judicious assortment in the country
Agents wanted.
25 Sorts Of either for 81 90 prepaid by mail Ais,
Small Fruits Plants, BHlbs, all the Potatoes, &C
prepaid 10y mail It's. Early Rose Potato. prepaid
for 81 co. CouOveTs Colossal Asparagus, SO per 100
s25 per 1000, prepaid New hardy fragrant eEerbOum
nE JaInn Honey ysuckle 20 cents each, prepaid. True
Cape Cod Cranberry, for upland or loWland culture
81 90 rer 100. pr aid with diTecTiOnG. Priced CAta
oEue 20 any address, grats also trade list Seeds on
Commission
NJ WATSON. Old Colony Nurseries and Seed
Warehon'e, Plymouth, Mass. Established in 1872.
decI6mA
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Leaving an estimated bal
ance in the Treasury, No
Vember 10, 1870, of.......... &8I3, ,244
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kpUvsr to Problem Of Dso.mb.r asd: I17A.
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CrOSS.Cut Saws,

q NEW STOCK, warranted aud for sale cheap at
n ROCKHULD KILLERS,
81 Circular Saw,
jan q HillsbOTo, o.
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JOB PRINTING Done to order
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Fellow Citizens of the General Assembly
In obedience to the Constitution, 1
proceed to lay before you the condition
of the affairs of the State government,
and to recommend such measures as
seem to me expedient.
FINANCES.
The balance in the State Treasury en-
the 18th of November, 1868, was $57O,-
120.75; the receipts during the last
fiscal year were $4,791, ,61449; max
ing the total amount of available funds
in the Treasury during the year end
ing November 10Th, 1869, s5,351 1885,
a..
The disbursements during the year
have been $4,9l3,675.1O, which sum
has been paid out of the Treasury from
the several funds, as follows, viz:
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which your attention Is respectfully
called.
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EXECUTIVE REPORTS.

I transmit herewith the report ~
quired by law Of the pardons granted
during the year ending November IS,
1879, report of the expenditures Of
the Governors Contingent Fund, cop
les Of prOclamations issued during the
year, and several communications ac-
companying gifts to the State Of pOr-
traits Of former Governors.
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TEE HIGHLAND EEEELYNEWS.
oLDEsrPAPER IN HECoUNTY.

,. I. BoARDuAN, EDT7oR 4gD FRoraII-oR.
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As an Induceme1t,
PATENT ROOF PAINT.
A LECTURE TO

@" YOUNG MEN,
JuR PuJIished Sealed EHrsloPe PrIoo siz cents.
! LECTURE ON THE NATUEE TREATMENT AND
RADICAL
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SOLDIERS RECORD.

During the war for the Union, the
people Of this State acknowledged
their obligation to support the fami-
lies of their absent soldiers, and IN
dertook to meet it, not as q charity,
but IA a partial compensation justly
due for services rendered. The ma
ton is saved, and the obligation to
care for the orphans of the men who
died to save it still remains to be full
filled. It is officially estimated that
three hundred soldiers orphans, dur.
ing the past year, have been inmates
Of the county infrmaries Of the State,
It is the uniform testimony Of The di.
reetors Of county in6rmgries that
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oFFICE-Main St. rsorth side second door east Of digh,
nearly opposite the Post once.
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REFORMATION OF CoNvICTs.

And the excess OF earnings over
expenses wers....................... S29. 2
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The expediency of establishing an
asylum for the cure of iDebriates has
not been much considered in Ohio
The encouraging results which are re-
ported by the officers in charge of the
State Inebriate Asylum of New York,
induce me to recommend that the
General Assembly provide for full
investigation Of the subject.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-06-16
TREA TNENT.

Helmboli's highly concentrated compound
Extract Buchu is decidedly one Of the best
remedies for diseases of the bladder, kidneys,
gravel, drop.ical swellings rheumatism. and
gouty affections. Under this head we have
arranged Dysuria, or difficulty and pain in
passing water, Scanty Secretion, or small
and frequent discharge of water; Strangury
or stopping of water Hematuria, or bloody
urine; Gout and Rheumatism of the KID
neys, without any change IN quantity, but in
crease in color, or dark water. Ii was al
ways highly recommended by the late DR..
Physick, in these affection.
This medicine increases the power of di
gestion, and excites the absorbents into
healthy exercise oy which the watery or
caleareous de2ositons, and all unnatural
enlargements, as well as pain and infiamma-
ton, are reduce and it is taken by men wo-
men and children. Directions for use and
diet accompany,