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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-24

RESULT OF ONE DIsCovERY.ZThe
discovery Of coal oil not only introduce
ed a new business, which has rapidly
grown to large proportions, but has
given rise to more than a thousand
inventions, over thr, hundred of
which have been, patented for lamps
to burn it in. Many new and ulefuL
chemicals have also been produced
erly employed in dyeing the various
shades Of crimson and scarlet, is now
almost superseded by anilinp, a new
from it. Cochiueal, which WIS form
product from coal oil, which gives
every shade of purple, every variety
of blue, and all the graddtiohs Of
scarlet and crimson,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-24

The Prussians have a corps called
the Krankentrager Company. They
are composed of sergeants, hospital
orderlies or nurses, and bearers; and
are instructed how to handle men ac-
cording to the nature of thier injuries;
to apply the tOurniquet, bandages and
splints on the field, and how to place
the wounded on the stretch rs in the
railway carriages, for which proper
sliDgs and spring stretehers are pro-
vided.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-24
fWh0le No. 1900.

do feel strangely childish tonight
ne said. Il feel like saying the prayer
verse my, mother taught me when she
used to put me To- bed twenty-five
years ago. If you'll excuse me, I'I
say it, all to myself, before I go Ia
Sleep
$50 he bade Us good night, turned
over on his pillow, and softly shut his
eyes his lips moved a little while,
and then, indeed, ne went to sleep"
.-THearth and Home.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-24

An exchange says that, Of peanuts,
Virginia will send 10 market this year
4OO,UO0 bushels Tennessee, 300 600 !;
Georgia and the CaroIinas, from 150,-
600 to 100000 bushels, which, tqgelh-
er with what we import from Adica'3
will furnish an abundant supply
Farmers find it quite profitable to
raise peanuts, and in the course Of i
few years the United States will be
raising these uuts by the million
bushels
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-24

! - A4Sl III INV "a OU CdlA-AAAl5 l5a
One of the young ladies in a Brook
Farm story in the Overland MopthIy says:
"Tbere is profane swearing, where the
heart is filled with vindicti7e passion
with malice; but most of tile Swearing in
dulged in by young people and dncdlti-
! waited people is only so much emphasis
to back up their sentences with. It shows
that those who indulge in it are wanting
in Intelligent respect for their own state
ments; or are doubtful if they will be ao-
copied as true by those they sddr s.. do
not deny that it is extremely bad taste;
that it is vulgar and disagreeable; and yet
a great deal of informal swearing is in
dulged in by the really reverent and kind
hearted"
To which a sailor present responds: al
am sire, Miss, it's not language that's so
wicked; it's the way one[eels in the heart.
I was thinking, while you were taking,
of once when I was at sea, leagues from
Hand, in the Pacific; and we fell in with a
water-lOgged ship, with nine starving men
on her. They hailed US, and we hove to-
Then they begged TO be taken on board.
Now, our Captain was one of your pious
sort. Well, when the mate with his hands
on the ropes ready to lower the boat,
heard the Captains cold-blooded decision,
Tell them we can't take them; we have
only provisions enough to take ourselves
to Port;' why the mate swore an Oath-I
should not dare to repeat it to you, Miss;
in bad cause, it were enough to sink a
shiP-and wishing that he, might be hung,
besides, at the yard-arm, if he did not fstch
those poor souls on board. And down
went the boat, in spite of the Captain, and
on board they cameg and we arrived safe
aud sound in port. Row, Miss, ask you,
who swore-the mate or the CaPlain?''
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-24
Youths Department.

bB-Original Enigmas Charades, PrO lens. ETC., are
respectfully suIiciJsd. The must always ac-
company them, together with the of the real
.,
H5Our stock Of original matter for tbis department
is running low. Wake mp contributors, and send in
your EnIgmas, Problems, &C.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-24
Bnignnas

! am composed Of i3 letters.
MY 9, 2. J, IS q. boys name.
nv l. 5. II, is a nsrfnl article.
My7, 5 y is an article Of drssa
NJ 6, 2 L. Is animal.
NY I, 10. 5 70, is article pf sood.
NV I3, 10. Il. is what hens DO.
BIy 8, B, stands for she OF a couutry.
Ny {, s.. IS the proiuct OftwO numbers added to
g. her.
Ny whole is one Of the United States
sHoo FLY.
am composed n Is letters
Ny 3, s, IO.I 70. Is, 3, is a precious stone.
Ms Il. S, Q, 1. y q beverage.
Ny 5, II, 3, 2, Il, was an ancient city.
NV 7, "A, 6, 4, 5. is q city in Illinois.
Ny answer is like color on the cheek-decidedll
,omely if not put On.
Dove Hill, .. PAP'S PET.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-24
SEASON OF 1901.
AaSOn & EamEin Gabi2et Organs.
Important improvements.
Paisated Juue 2Is, and AHgut 2srd, 1870.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

TIE Mason Hamlin Organ Co., have the plessuft
Of announcing important improvements in theft Cahi-
net Organs, for which Patents granted them IN
June aud August last These not nsrsly mrrstTi-
cOas attschrhts but eHhRIcs the substantial excel
leBcs Of the Instruments
Thy also enabled BY Increased facilities for
ufactiTe, make from this date further Reduction
Of, ,priees Oh several leStliug st, les.
Having completed and added their FORMER Iacili-
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The Cabinet TEans made by this Company are oi
such universal reputation, not only thrudsh AmrT
irs hut also in Europe that Few will netd aEburance
Of ih-iI superiority.
They offer FOUR OCTAVE CABINET OR
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their caraciIy anything they make, for $50 each
Tie SAN T. DOUBLE REED. SG5. FIVE Octave
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Si6O. FIVE OCTAVES. THKEE SETS REDS. SEY-
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A Illustrated catalogue with full information.
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any sending his address To the MASON HAM
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-24
Conundrums

Whv eannot two slender persons ever become great
friends Because they will always be siigH acquain-
tances.
why isa crow brave bird? Because he never
shows the white feather.
WHY'S dough like the sum- Because when it rises,
it is light.
What did Lot do when hi, wife turned to salt' Got
a fIesh one.
why are some fortunes like ships? Because they are
built Cd The stocks.
In what color is a secret best kept in violet.
When is man out of datel When he's q week
back.
What do you ofen drop and never stop to pick up
A hint.
What is it that will keep in any climatel The Sc
eret Of a wumAn's age.
Ans 70 Enigma Of la.t week, John r. Lodd an,
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Ans TO Enigma Of ls,t week, John r. Lodd ans
MyIlis 1bvBiVson.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-11-24
Vol. S4-NO. 3l.1
TEE HIGHLAND WEEKLYNEWS.
oLDEsPPAPERIN THE COUNT,


oFTICE-ain Ct. north side. ssooad dqgr eastef Hgh
n..rlH olno-Ila Che Ro.L 0loo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
WASHINGTON SKETCHES.

THE GLADIATORIAL DISPLAY IN THE SENATE
TEMPER OF THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS
HATING DEMOCRACY BUT LIKING DEMO
CRATs-PHoToGRAPH OF PROMINENT Sen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

phian which compared the recreant Representative Of
Pennsylvania to Judas Iscanot and Benedict Arnold
This was hard, but not crusbng it might have oeen
Horace Greeley and Wendell Phillips. The arrangement
closed thus Two weeks ago no man in the Democracy
stood higher than yourself only speak ioF the
Fourth Ward where to-day, you could not be elected
Constable" M
This was great blow to the Judge. He had supposed
he had d to fall back upon when his stormy Congress
sional should be endeda peaceful Constableshp
in the FourthWard OF the city of Brohery Love- under the
protectorae Of Alderman William B. McMullen IA stu
alton OF honor aud emoament, sinecure, In which he
could take his ease with dignity and behold without dis
may the twilight shades OF wespent life closing about
him. He now keenly feels that
"The day Of his destinys over"
Have you nothing for him in the " Bloody sixthP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
VOL. XXIX.....No' 9,0l4.
FRANCE.

RoCuEFORT AND FLoURENs - CANkopnn, -, =
CHAsSEPOT FRENCH-THE MISERY VI IN
AN AMERICAN FLUEKEY-MORE sCHN S,,,p
run cuAMRrR-MM. FERRYs AND kEhA-
TRY,s ASSAULTS on THE GOVERNMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

-oalt az YHlUaall YAdaDTAa .aA1alar YrAQ aaoY-Waa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-01
FINE WATCHES.
Genuine Or0idG Gold
AND,
SILVER W WATCHES

S.. 81, IS, SO, $12, SIS to $50.
The European War and extraordinary Mon
ev Panic during the past season, mas lnuuceu
us. in order to make rapid sales ana quick re-
tuIns to throw our vast Stock upon the , P1IoIic
market, at thirty 10 MY per cent 6eto1o HhoteSd1e
prices for Cash.
READ THE PRICES.
Wine oroi,fe Go,d Cylinders. regulated and
warranted nerfect time keepers, usually sold
at So to SIS, AT ONLY 50 EACH.
THE BEST QUALITY CYLINDERS AT s..
The Double Ertra Refined, ,bein. very superior
ouality. regula ted and warranted perfect time
keepers equal in aPpe@TaaneS anT i9r tii0 ~
7,be EOt,bIe Extra Refined Sold Oroide Gold t'ti
ie,oefed Ierers finest Nickel works, usually sold
at SIS to $50, Reduced to OntyzI' Edet.
SILVER WATCHES.
Ertra Fine Solid Pure Silrey, Hunting Cased
'ReSt O,taLifY Coin i&Irer, Hunting Cased, full
ieWeIed levers, regulated and warranted ac-
curaie timekeepers, ONLY Slo: ,,,,,.,
THE perU Best Quality Patent Lever ana IhIo-
nometer Movements, full jeweled, Sl5-
All the above classes of Watches are hunt
ing Cased, perfectly regulated, ana eitch "uI-
railted by 81 ecial certificate for tWoSeaTS. So
| I1enks and Dealers ordering SIX OF our so
Watches at a time, wi)lreceive an extra Watci
free making Seven Sl5 Watches for %. No uls-
| count cdn he allowed on our cheaper Watches
an OrCIeys for Sin0le Matches, CuSh must De sem
| in ndrance Sent by Post Office Order, heSlsIet-
| ed Letter or Bank Check, payable To our oruer'
and goods will be sent by E%pr9ESS OF III i''s'S-
tered Package, prepaid at our TtSH. Ill, l.,
| Orders for M least six watches or over, Will ne
sent by Express c. o. D., by depositing @ snali
amount with express agent, or sehulns leiei
L ences as assurance of good I2ltn .
| Write order plain, state kind ana price o
watch desired, inclose price as above directed
anu auuioN' THE EMPIRE WATCH co.
u No 1876 Broadway. New York.
P.o. Box 2oi9. nol7-Sw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-01
Anegheny Cattle Market.

C2rTLE.-Sone few droves OF prime to extra
shipping steers Bought cts. one bunch sold up
10 &s. but, as might be expected, it required
something extra TO bring these figures. Medi-
um graoes may bequoted at 7@71, and COM
mon 70 Iatr at S@6Z. Stock cattle, for which
the demand has fallen or very percentibiy. as
Is usqa.iv the case at this season of The year
ana Wnlte Inc oHerfngs were light the market
was duu and weak with a dropping tendency
HoGa-The rece1pIs OF hogs were large, I'M
usnally So Two hundred and sixty-two cars. or
bout twenty-six Thousand heaa. The market
during ruesday.7 Wednesday and THURSDAY.
vas excessively bard, ana prices ruled lower
each succeedfEg day: on Thursday, prices are
said TO nave been lower than during any pre-
oeding tlpe In ten years, having dropped to ga
~ cts. On Friday under the influence of an
Improved demand for shipment to New York,
II e2ty. four hours, an advance of &c has been
eet np1lshed, and to-day the.p pens were pretty
ven cleared. One or two bunches were sold to
q Wnesiing packer. on Friday, and this was
not without Its effect on the Market Tue
general impression among operators was that
tom has been touched. as 1t is thought that the
material decline this week, will cut down the
receipts next week, and with diminished re-
follow. 80 f3--s d =
SHEKP.-The receipts were larger, 90 csrs this
with only moderate demand, the mark ct was
sluggish. and dealers generally reported prices
Lc fowersand we give zl405cts, as the extremes
one bunch. and only one. brought 81 How
ever, the pens were pretty well cleared, and
the number left over for next week was sma l..
The advices from the east were unfavorable,
and to this may be attributed the sluggishness
above noted. for Notwithstanding the supply
was larger than last week, it was by no means
heavy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-01
7ruaNKsery1xe.

The oath ult was observed by our peo-
pie generally as day ofspecial thanks
giving to God for his mercies unto man.
Services were held in the Presbyterian
church in which the members OF differ
ent congregations united. Rev. Lauek
preached from the CXVI Psalm, IL
verse. sWhat shall / render unto the
Lord for all his benefits toward me?"5
He spoke of the gratitude due from
the citizens of our Republic to the Giver
o our free institutions,o our civil aud re-
ligious liberty. =.
OF our especial gratitude for peace in
our own land while all Europe is suffer
ing from either the fear or the actual
horrors of war.
OF our thankfulness to Him who has
blessed us with the comforts of life in
abundance, who has kept far from us
the scourge of famine and pestilence.
Men have reason to be truly thankful.
The stores and places of business put
on their Sunday looks and. likewise .he
people.
Thanksgiving dinners so far as we
were concerned were first class. We did
justice toa first class entertainment at
cur usual station without the usual
amount of Turkey begging.
We DON'T think much of the practice
Of preparing for thanksgiving day, by
Of poverty. When people
are not professional beggars, they should
try to be thankful with what they have.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-01

The State Legislature of Kansas is
Republican by majority Oh joint ballot
of thirty.
The Alabama Legislature is Republi-
can by majority on joint ballot ofeight
with four not decided.
Majority for Bates State Treasurer OF
Illinois is twenty-three tn ousand one
hundred and forty-nine.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-01
Notice.

rI1HE Incorporated Village " BridsepoTi,
Rglnont County, Ohio, have madS appLl,,
catiou bv petition to the Commissioners OF Saiu
County, under an ordinance autn0rlGlnE lh'
Ssme for the annexation 10 said Village OF GER
f1in contiguous territory, which rs uescrloeulh
the petition and plat as follows Beginning ior
said contiguous territory nj a point Where the
south side of Bennett Street lntefsectS tlS
ohio river. thence running win the SoEtS
Iinc ~ said street to NIarien street; thence with
tbs Nest line of Marien street to the middle ot
Indian Wheeling Creek; thence up SAID SreeA
10 n ,,nint where the East line OF David Al
lens II acre lot interSectS S3id creek thence
with the East line Of David Aliens II acre Iot
Sonfh 10 The outh line of an Alley, known
ana marked on the plat OF kirkwood as Ken
non's Alley: thence with the south line OF
I.n,,rc,,is 4 iley TO n point where said line in
tersects the Ohio River; thence with the Ohio
River 10 the point where the line OF the south
i,Ie Of BSnnett street interSects the Ohio River,
being the place of beginning.
said petftion and appltcationwlll oe LOT near
- hatnre the County Commissioners at their
Office in st. Clairsvile, on the Soth day of De-
cember, 1870 ut 10 o'el9ek 4 c2 ~; pr- ,,,,,,o
j. II. MITCHELL, Agent. hoio-'w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-01

THE last of 1870, but peer with the
best. In fine, as New York daily says
THE PHRENoLoGICALJ JOURNAL is worth
a great deal more than the price asked
for it". Get the December Number and
read the following from its rich contents.
General Trochu, Governed ofParis;;
What can lido best? or What a PHYSICAL
ought to be; George Trask, the Reform
er; A Wife's stratagem; Gen. Robert E
Lee; Watch Manufacture in America;
Physical Education; Let us have peace;
A Merry Christmas; Louis Adolphe
Thiers; Our Visit to Salt Lake City; Oul
National Beverage: Spiritualism; Want
ed-Young Men; Picket Duel. Single
numbers so cts. a years subscription
only S.. Address s. R. Wells, Publish
er, 3s9 Broadway, n. Y.
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NOtiCG.

NlO all persons interested in the Navigation
L of the Ohio River. In the construction OF
the Bridge over the Ohio River at Parkersburg,
which the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany is building, by authority OF an act of Con-
gress it become necessary to obstruct one Of
the Channel Spans by false works, of which due
notice was given. - ,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the said
wide Span. nearest the Virginia shore, has been
completed with q clear water way of 10 feet
above highest water known, and S2l feet be
MONDAY. the 18th of this month, the false
works will have been removed from said Span
and placed in the next Channel Span, near the
All Boats, Rats a I'd Coal Fleets are warned
to make for lhe Virginia Channel Span after
the l4th day OF this month.
JAMES L. RANDOLPH.
no2i-3w Chief Engineer b, & o. K. h.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-01
DISEASED LUNGS ARE GREATLY ON AN

DISEASED LUNGS ARE GREATLY ON AN
INCREASE IN THIS CoUNTRY.-The sud-
den changing OF weather has done much to
give rise to Consumption. But their are thou
sands OF cases who brilsg it on by their own i'm
prudence-such as wearing damp clothing, ana
going from the warm room into the colo air
checking the per spiratfou. which causes irri.
tation OF the Lungs and then matter OF pnleem
Will collect. which nature will try TO reIieve
BY coughing 10 up. 70 prevent pustules from
forming. II nature does nor raise the matter
with ease, and step this Inflammation, tuber-
cles Will soqn FORM. and Consumption will soon
follow. Aliens lung Balss m VIII cure and
taken IN time. For sale by all Druggists.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-01
Land and Town Property
For Sale

T WILL offer tor sale, for Three Months, all OF
i my Real Estate, consisting oil the 1olIow-
ing: 160 acres of choice farming land IN the
Northeast part of Belmont County, ONO, near
the Harrison County line and about Two miles
South of HarriSville, Harrison county, ONO:
This Farm is known as one OF the oeSt Ior
farming and stock raising and with us own
merits and the value of adjoining anu sur
rounding farms, ranks with those thitI are
FIRST class The House is ordinary anu Ine barn
and other out-buildfngS very good. Churches
and School convenient.
Ninety Acres Immediately South OF ana ad-
Joining the town of Harrisville, is good SOIL
well watered, a good orchard ana Two good
Dwelling Houses and can be divided INTO Two
small farms. There is good 1ult idrd on the
premises, not in use, with the necessary sur
roundingsand everything favorable 10 carry
on successful business. ~.
dtso, a large and splendid Brick BullolnS, lol
a dwelling and business house, IN the town oil
HarrfsvilIe. The dwelling department mas
eight rooms, and the store room Is one OF the
best and most neatly fitted and furnished IN
the country. There is a splendld STOCK OF Dry
Goods, Notions, &c, new and clean, now IN
the room, and can be bought with the property
or the room can be rented to the parties IN
possession.
Any desired information can be had by call
ing upon or addressing
SAMUEL SLOAN,
nolO-Sms Harrisville, Harrison, Co., Q.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-01

THE Little Corporal Magazine for De.
cember closes the eleventh volume Ot
that brilliant juvenile. 1t is now enlar-
ged, improved & beautifully illustrated.
of 1870 are offered free to all subscribers
for the next yesr. 1t is published in
Chicago, Illinois, by Sewell & Miller, al
one dollar and a half year, Is cents fol-
a single copy. Beautiful and generous
premiums are given for clubs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-01
NewTime Table of c. o. r. R. in this County
MARRIED.

CREED-EVANS.-At the residence of the
brides parents at WalnutHill, Davies County.
Ind, Nov. 3rd, by Kew. B1rge. Mr.. frederick
formally Of Belmont County. Ohio. Cards
given.
ALLEN-CAMPBFL LL-At the house of the
brides parents. Nov. "a, by Rev. ]. r. Cald-
well, Mr.. Abraham w. Alien of Kansas City,
mo-. and MISS Martha E. Campbell of Union
town. Belmont County, Ohio.
TAKBEr-DONLEY.-No 3, 1870, by the Rev
J. j. Lane. MIR. Robert Tarbet and Miss Lizzie
Donley, all Of Belmont County, Ohio.
BAKEh-W1LSON.-No "a, by Rev. J. B.
Johnston, at the residence OF the brid rs
father, Mr.. Edward W. Baker and Miss Matt e
Wilson, alllof Belmont County, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-01

COURT PROCEEDINGS Court in session
since Friday noon. Several minor cases
decided. Baker was sentenced to y. 3.
Prison for one year. Emmett Likes was
sentenced for one year in o. S. Prison.
In case of Jno. Bowles against Mary
Bowles, divorce was granted. In case
of State against Milton Carpenter, 9
noNe prosequi was entered. In case oil
Harvey against Dunbar new trial was
granted to plaintiff without bond.
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