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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-10-20

The present Charles Dickens doCs
not at all resemble his father, bat is
a quiet, reticent man, about thirty
years old, with heavier features and
rOunder face than his father: He is
an industrious worker, Of excellent
Judgment and literary taste, and prom
ises to equal his father in the conduct
of AHt5s Year Round.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-10-20
4 dead level-A spirit-level.
A cereous matter-bees-Wax.

4 dead level-A spirit-Ievel.
A cereous matter-bees-wax.
Fireside circles will soon be in order
Advice to doctors-Live and lei
live.
The best thing to give to the poor
employment.
Summer makes fields bear; but
autumn makes trees bare.
People "run" into debt; but, some.
times they ''Crawl out Of il"
In England it is awful to uoaeh
game; but you can poach eggs.
What the wild waves are now say
ing to the seaside hotels-"shut up p
The favorite romance of ofice-seek,
ers-Put yourself in his place.
Kleptomania prevails even in fash
ionable ciTcles--every woman's corset
is "boned."
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TIE BIBLE.-speaking Of the BIZ
ble, Bishop Jewell says Settles mll,
empires come to nothing, Kingdoms
fade away as smoke. Where ars
Numa, MinOs, Lyeurgus ? Where
are their books, and what has become
Of their laws But that this book no
tyrant should have been able to con.
sumo, no tradition to choke, no hesetls
mallciously to corrupt; that It should
stand unto this day, amid the wreck
OF ali that WAS human, without the
alteration Of one sentence so as to
change the doctrine taught therein
surely there is a very singular Provl-
deuce."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-10-20

a Troy Dutchman, In trying to
reach the ferry-boat, fell into the wa
ter. His first exclamation on being
hauled out was, anime Cott! let's hsvs
a pridge 70
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The First National Bank Of Denver
has On exhibition the largest BAT Of
gold ever run at one time ID the
world. It measures 121 inches in
lentgh, six aud half inches in widthy
and four and a half inches high. tts
value is S5O.OO0.
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A ''SOciety for the encouragement
of Young Men Desiring to Marry" is
organizing among the young Ladies
of RondOut, II, Y.
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Youths Department.

BE5-Original Bhigmas Charades, ProbIemg etc.. are
respectfully solicited. The answers always ac-
company them, together with the name Of the real
writer.
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Some young rascals were annoying an
old man by snoHballiny his house. He
rushed out and caught youngster wHo
was standing one side and looking on.
and thinking him to be one of the offen-
ders, began to administer logging: But
to his surprise the harder he-whippedi tbs
harder ths boy laughed, until be stopped
and sought an explanation, "WeI," said
the boy, "I'm laughing because you are
awfuly sold; 7 amt he boy ="
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H-ouF stock of original matter for this department
is running low. Wake up, contributors and send in
your Enigmas, Problems, &c.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-10-20

A "self-threadiDg needle" having
been invented, an anxious old bach
elOr wants to know if some one can't
design ''self-sewing shift BUTTON"
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The Usage Mission Journal of Kan
sas says :-"The wealthiest people in
the world are the Osages. The tribe
numbers 5000, and have, after all exc
penses are paid, l6O acres of ch0ies
land per head, and s6,OOO,O00 in
money! y
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-10-20

Never scare off a fly with a club
when a father will do as we'll.
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I Whole No. 1895.

We have heretofore been somewhat
proud Of the precOcity Of our AmerI-
can boys, but we begin to think that
there Is such thing as being q little
too forward. A band Of tender young
thieves hste been arrested at Nashd
New Hampshire, 8 Furnishing an
-unusuall1 well-appUiHted corps. for til
little seamps had StO0 in. the eommO,
purse two guns, a number Of fevOlv
ers5 whole keg Of gunpOHder and a
dark lantern. The youngest Of these
infant matadders was eight years old;
the most venerable had attained the
age Of twelve They were Upon thelr
travels, having come from Manchester.
So much for demoralizing pictorial
newspapers, cheap Biographies Of cele-
brated robbers and murderers, and nov.
els with foot pads for heroes and prUs-
titutes for heroines,-lN. Y. Tribune.
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A child is the beginning of what he
will be; an old man the remains of
what he has been.
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Mr.. Cobb has married Miss Wohh;
He knew they were meant to BE- jnin.
ed as soon as he spied her.-LN. T.:
world.
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The "Woman's Advocate" of Day
ton, Ohio, has been consolidated with
the "Woman's Journal" the organ Of
the American Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation, published at Boston and
Chicago, and edited by Mrs. Liver.
more,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-10-20

HON GEORGE sHARSWOOD

Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. June /, 1863 .
have fnund bv experience that d" HOufand's Ger.
man BitteTs'' is very good tonic relieving dysPepdC
'iE''l-' '----O9' ui-'S' GEORGE sHARsWOoD.
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professor" said a student in pur-
suit Of knowledge concerning the
habits Of animals, "why does a cat,
while eating, turn her head first one
wny and then the other?" "FOr the
.reason,p replied the professor, 'sthat
she can not turn it both ways at oaee."
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d

m take ANYTHING else that he may cay is just aS good,
Sccs1se bs makes larger profit on f. These rene
dies will be cent by express to any locality upon aP-
pHcation 70 the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
At THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 6s1 ARCH STREET, Philadelphia
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly c. N. JACKSON & Coz
These remedies are for sale by Druggists, Storekeep-
en-, and Medicine Dealers eyerywhere- .-.
f5g-DO not forget TO examine well the article you
buy. IN order TO get the genuine
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BRIDGE NOTICE.
AUDlrOR's OFFICE, HTsHLAsD CO..

AUDfToR's OFFICE, HIGHLAND CO., I
HILLsHOEc, o., Sept "a, 1870. ! =
A IL WHOM 1T MAY CONOERN- will take notice,
N that the Commissioners % Highland County.
Ohio hereby pu lish their intentions 70 eonstruft
Highway Bridge across the East Fork Of Whitsoak
Creeks usar MoWrytoWn, ip Whiisolk IoWEshlp. And
che esd oouninsIouers have liked upon the drst day
Of their next regular session. to hear and determine
hil objections TO the construction Of said Bridge.
By order of the Commissioners Of Highland Co, o.
psVsevS DANIEL ECRPHT, Co. Auditor.
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HON. mi. 3. ROGERs,

ll1JVI U IIIg OI'J 0I 17l'''-'17 ~
1ItyoRas OFFICE. BuFFALO, June p, 1863.
I hsve used a. HOohand's German Bitt5rs and Tonic"
in nv family during the past year, aud can recon-
mend them as an excellent tonic, imparing tone and
vigOr TO the systema Their use has been productive
Of decidedly beneficial effects. WIN. T. ROGERS.
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An Geess indioaSs Disease Of ne LiVer OF Btg@9i
OYqqlls, combined lgitb hllp'Ts Blooa'
Hnn1andIs German BiLLers

Il entirely vegetable and contains liquor i is
4 eConipolind OF Fluid Extracts. The Roots, Herbs,
9nd Harfs from which these Extracts are made, are
Gathered from Germany All the Medical virtues are
Extracted from them by a scientific chemist. 4hese
extracts are then forwarded to this country 70 De useo
il 10 alcoholic substance OF any kind used in COM
pounding the Bters hence it is the only btters that
can be used in cases where alcoholic stlmulanIs are
not advisable
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Select Miscellany.
MINE AND THINE

MINE AND THINE.
Every wedding, says the pfOvsrb,
Bskes another, soon o. late;
Never yet was any marriage
Entered in the book Of fate,
But the names we're also written
OF the patient pair that wait.
Where will be the next occasion,
For the flowers, the feast, the Winei
Thine, perchance, MY dearest lady,
or-Who knoWs7-it may be minei
What if'twers-forgive the fancy
What if'twere-both mine and thinei
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The right eide Of drinking salcoh
- The outside.
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IN

DvppepsIa. Ihad the Dyspepsia so badly it was tn'
possible to keep any food on my stomach, and Pc
csme 20 weak as not to be able to walk half mile
Two bottles of Tcnic effected perfect cure,
JAMES II. WOOD.
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HUN. JAMES N. WUODj
Ez-1layOr Of Willismsport, Pennsylvania
/ take great pleasure in recommending ' HOo1and,i
German Tonic" to any one who may be afflicted VIII
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O
Honnandls German Tonio

Is combination OF all the ingredients OF the Biters
with PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, etc, Il Is ueed
for the same disease as the Biters, IN cases where
sor1e nure alcoholic stimulus is required You viii
hear f mind that these remedies are entirely d1er-
m from anv others advertised uT the cure OF the dis
esses named these being scientific preparations OF
medical extracts while the others are mere dec0c-
lions OF rum fn some form. The TONIC Is decidedly
one Of the most pleasant and agreeable remedies ever
offered 10 tie public. lis taste is exquisite II Is
Measure to rake it while its Hfegiving, eLharaGng,
and medicinal qualities have caused it TO be pown as
the greatest OF all tOnics.
DEBILITY.
There 10 no medicine equal 10 HOOhands German
Bitters or Tonic in cases of Debility. They impar
tone and yigor to the whole system, strengthen the
appeite cause an enjoyment OF the food enable the
stomach to digest it, purify the blood give goou
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HoN. JAMEs THOMPsON, z

HUN. JdME6 IIUMP6UN, -
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1855.
I consider HOOfaud's German Bttersi a valuable
medicine in cases Of attacks uf Indigestion Dya
pepsia can certify this from my experience Of st,
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
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p !
Of any medicinal preparation: /

HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 16 1867.
find "HOohand's German Bitters'' is good tonic,
useful in diseases Of the digestive organs and Of great
benefit cases of debility and want of nervous action
n. the system. Yours truly,
GEO. ". WOODWARD.
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CAUTION
HooAand's German Remedies are counterfeited
The genuiDe have the signature Of G. M Jackson
on te front Of the outside wrapper Of each bottle
and the name Of the article blown in each bottle. All
others are counterfeit -
Price OF the BItfers, $500 per bOttlej
or, a half dozen for $500.
Price OF the Tonic, $3.50 per bottle
or, a half dozen for $3.50.
THe Tonic Is 71lst up la Quart Bottles.
ReeoIlect that it is DR.. Hoohand's German Rene
dies at are so universally used and highly recon-
mended and do not allow the druggists 70 induce you
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FHE HIGHLAND VEEKLYNEVS.
o1DEsqPARERIN TIN COUNTY
IT'D " NL~o

OFFTCE-Mafn st north side, second door east Hig
nearly opposite the Posi- Ofiee'
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TIE VIRGINIA BILL.

T6SbiioshS d h95 95bnsGor 9cNlmis,
siondrN NirgipaVEilliort conlitldnssp sspassed
by the House Of Representatives Friday
evening It.waS AIlI BNoHAM's substt-
tute for Shr bin reported by Mn. FARMS
wonra from thOlsfEona ardGtiq 4 ('0h,mit-
Ice, md printed in our columns Thursday
morning:
Whereas the people Of Virginia have
alopte,l a constitution republican in form,
md have In alln4pects couGbrlned TO the
requirements Of tho nc! Of CongreSS entt.
tled IAN act authorizing the submission
of the constitutions Of Virginia, Mississippi,
and Texas TO n vote Of the people, and att
tnortzing the election Of State otliCer, pro-
vilcd liz die sNid constitutions, and mem-
bcrs Of Congress" approved April 10,
1860; therefore
Ri ITxolWl, DE-, That the said State
Of Viryinin is entitled to representation in
the Congress Of tho United States.
On substituting the Bingham bill lorthe
bEll orthO Committee, tbc, vote vas %
yeas to O5 nays. GES. 'WiTcuER voted
with the yeas, and AIessrs. MciHEw and
DuvALwith the nays. The Dcmocratsvotec
snlItl in tho affirmative rs they did on the
final passage, On the final passage Of tht
bill our members Nll voted in the 0tirln"
tive.
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mole lho success of any desired legtglation.

mote the SUCCESS OF any desired legtSlatiohi
he certainly labors under u dclusion.
In regard to the other reason for a fu-
sion-a deliberate design to abandon party
assOcintiOns,-we do not imagine such u
purpose is entertained by single Rcpub'
lcan member
We speak of this matter, thus freely and
earnestly, because we are aware that ever
since the election the Democratic mana.
gers have been trying to get control Of
those Republican members who are known
to hold liberal views regarding disabilities
they acting on the assumption that eve
nv such man Is IL ruscnl who cheated the
constituency tint elected him and is ready
now to receive the price Of the swindIe.
We believe these Democratic gentlemen
arc wasting their valuable time 10 no pur-
pose. We feel more free to speak us we
do, because having made the same proGcs.
sions offaith made by these members last
fall, we feel that this attempt TO buy them
over to the Democracy Is sort Of reflec.
Ii0n on all Republicans OfOur school, out
of the Legislature as well Ns in il. We
were all charged by some of tie
more harsh and incOnsidcrAtc OF
the purity with intending to brlr0y ourpo'
litical friends. We said then that time
would tell who was faithful to principle
and who was not. The opportunity is At
hand for the liberal Republicans wh0werc
then successful to give this calumny II
practical rcfutNtiOu.
We 0re thoroughly satisfied, not only
from the course Of events elsewhere, hut
from recent developments Of opinion
here, TINT the measures Of reform and
concession which we have advocated will
he substantially iMugurated at IN carly
.lny by the Republican minority in the
Legislature. We think, therefore, there
Is no shadow Of excuse for II Republican
who really desires these measures and
wants them inaugurtctl by the Republic
rans in preference to the Democrats, to go
outside of his own party for them. For
ourselves we never have accepted, and dO
not mean to accept, the position outside Of
The party which some persons under
OOk to assign lls, and we trust every
who feels himself in harmony
with us will evincc u like determination.
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NEW YORK CITY.


NEw York, Jan. Ii.
The official investigation into the irrcg.
ularitieS alleged to have been discovered
In the revenue returns Of several dislilcrs
and whisky dealers in the 39d collection
district, is still bcing conducted at COlIcc-
tor Bailcy's Office, hut no result is likely to
be arrived ut for some time.
New YoRK, Jan. 10.
An Havana letter dated january q, says
the insurgents are again Over.running the
districts Of BayamO and ManzilIN. Tho
6paniNrtls express the belief that the mil.
itay operations having been active and
successful the CincO Villas district will
be entirely paCiticd shortly.
The Stanton fund haS reached 800, 600,
and promises TO grow much larger.
A strike is probable on the Long Island
Railroad in consequence Of Il reduction Of
wages Of employees.
During the past year over $SO,OO
worth Of goods have been stolen from the
Hudson River lailrOad by thieves, who
broke into the cars along the route anil
plIndcrcd right and len.
The telegraph strike here is considered
about at IN end
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News Of the Day.

Rev, DR.. Jonas Blanchard, Of the Klrl
Street Congregational Church, Lowell
Mass, settled clergyman in that plaC,
for forty years, died Friday evening, o
heart disease, aged 03.
A train on the Boston S Albany Rail
road ran into team crossing In Beckett
Saturday Baxter Hackcll, Of fMiddleReld
WIS killed and SamuclB. Allen,Of HOly0ke
seriously injured.
A storm Of snow visited New York anC
the East Friday night and Saturday.
The ice in the NIaumec river ut Toledo
broke up Saturday morning, destroying
a portion of the Cherry street bridge. The
railroad bridge sustained no, injury
and no damage to the docks OF
shipping is reported. A large quantity
Of corn was destroyed on the NIAumCC
flats, 10 miles above the city.
As the express train West was passing
over the Panhandle railroad cast Of Steu
bcnville, FsidAya lot Of cattle was enCOun.
tered at HanlOn's. They were nv frightened
from the track except q three 1nOntlNsi OK
calf which was struck by the locomotive
and MS the engineer supposed sent to Davy
Jones' calf pasture. lie was greatly sur
priScd, therefore, on llalting ut StCubGn.
vile TO find his C0lIShip on the Cow-CatClGr
Tor calEcatchcr), not only alive but up.
parcntly unhurt. The poor brute was q
good deal astOnislIcd and bawled Justify
for its mamma. The HerUd says the con-
ductOr wanted to chalk his hat for a
through trip, but it wAs proposed 10 adopt
the little stranger and call him "Panllan
die"
ThOmNs J. Campbell, convicted Of the
murder Of his wife by beating her to death
in Pittsburgh, Inst November, has been
sentenced to eleven years nine months and
twcnty.ctghty days in the PenitGntiury,
II being the longest term that could be I'M
posed.
: Jimmy Hnmill-proposes to row%Walter
Brown, Coulter and-o others III II rcgcttalt
next spring :
Tic old Brattlc Square Church Of B@:
ION, took fire lust evening, from over.
heated tlucs. This relic Of revolutionary
times was fortunately saved from cxtea-
siv0 damage.
At Bryant's Station, Ky, Thursday
Il farmer named Casper Gregg,
shot ind killed Albert Lore, (COlored) Tor
m alleged attempt ut assault while intOIi-
Gated. Gregg was arrested and will
doubtless be tried by the United States
Court, there being no other than negro
testimony.
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WASHINGTON.
Rejoicing Over OhiO's Ratification Of
the 18th Amendment.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
A special dispatch says the ratification
Of the Fifteenth Amendment by Ohio is
the subject Of much cOngratulatfOn among
Representatives. TOall the objections Ol
Democrats that it Is illegal, they simply
reply thHt II New York Gun rcpeal one
way they can offset by here repeating an
other, and that tho case virtually stands
us 1t did before New York attempted to
repeal it.
Income Returns.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
hNs instructed the Assessors TO commence
work Immediately. No penalty for rcHl-
sal to make returns Gun, however, hc I'M.
posed before the first Of March.
Adjournment Of Congress.
An early adjournment of Congress Is
favored and considered practicable by II
number Of members Of Congress, some ar.
guing that with industry the necessary
business can he finished by the first Of
May.
DIR. Livingstone IIenrd From.
4 Letter dated Zanzibar, Oct. %, from
Consul Webb, received at the State De.
pnrtment, states that letter had been re-
Ceivcd nj the British Consulate, from DR..
Livingstone, dated May 30. Livingstone
was ut ujiji, on the YouianjikC I4alb
where he had found his supplies. lie
was in good health and spirits and promls.
cd travelling 10 windward Of YOuiuniiki,
unless some b0atmen and further supplies
for which he sent, reached ujiji.
WOmcn's Suffrage Convention.
Next week the National WOmcn's suf.
Ctagc Convention will bc held in this city.
The leading objects are stated to I've the
entranChiscment OF women in the District
Of Columbia, ind the passage Of Il six.
tecnth amendment to the Constitution of
the United States " secure that object
Rev. Henry Ward Beccllcr, Bishop Simp.
son, Mrs. Harriet BeecIIer Stowe, ThcO-
dore Tllton and others will BE- present.
Cherokee Delegation.
Delegations Of ChcrOkeeS, headed by
Mr. Downing, their ChiGE, have arrived Ut
Washington. The treaty made last year
between them and the Government has
not been mtitied by the Senate for want
Of time, and they arc here more especial
y with reference 10 that subject.
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nesty. With II he believed the South
could bc carried for the Republican party
by the white vote. The confirmation G(
General LOngstreet was regarded rs m
evidence Of the liberal spirit Of Congress,
and did great good in the South.
MR. CAMERON wanted every one to un-
deStand that lie was not in favor Of Gen.
cral LOngstreGts confirmation; hut he
could tell tho Senator from Alabama
(Mn WAIINER) that the people Of the
South would show him no libcrllity. lie
MR CAMERoN) did not believe that one
single Southern Senator now here would
be reelected.
The Senate, ut 1880 p. NJ, adjourned
until Monday, with the understanding
that u vote shall be taken ut 4 o'clock o
that day,