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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-09-22

Answer to Enigma in the News Of Sept. Is: "Ea
not u dullness: drink not TO elevation"
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BARTLEY SMITH, MD.
Physio- Medical Physician and Surgeon,
hollow TOWN, o.

BE-AIl forms Of Disease treated new and i'm
proved principles, without the use Of poison.
mar24m0n
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THB MAGIC CON.

brown. IL contains no pois0H.
7ent by mail for 81. Address
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ETamined aud certihId TO by JAMES q. GUD
Auditor OF State.
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fHE HIGHLAND REEELTTEES.
otpbsFR KPEH IN HRCoUETY
u q .oLEpa.E. EnTTon AEu PRoPRIEroR.
-" ID

oFFICE-Main st. north side second door east High
nearly opposite lhe Post ONCE.
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TURNER a CO., Proprietors,
'I2O fremont Street, Boston, Mass.
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A Milwaukee "nuss" says: "Taint
much trouble to take care o. sick pus-
sons; most on 'em don't want any thing
if they do they don't get it,"
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Answers to Problams.

What verb is that in the language of flowers,
few can conjugate? The Verb-ena.
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Select MISCELLANY.
zR REDAGogUh.

u EHUAGOGUM.
BY yoHS g. sAxE.
Rights learned is ye Pedagogus,
IaIilsa slyt % lFssdssp ana lsysfls
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A Pen Photograph Of PregfacIst
Grant.

A Pen Photograph Of PreefdCISt
Grant.
My brilliant friend, Mrs. Sarah A.
Anhes, has had the honor Of modelling
the very finest hust Of President Grant
yet produced. Ijhave an ambition to
rival, at least, the fidelity and life
likeness of that work by single pen
and ink. sketch. Though so quiet and
Gndemonstrative, President Grants
manner is not cold. Though some-
what set and quite reticent in express
sion, his Rce is neither hard nor for-
bidding. Though his eyes of grayish
blue certainly do not radiate geniality
and fellowship, I have always seen in
them a still and steady fyiendliness-
impartial, always discriminating, bHt
singularly unforgetful. His look in
your eyes on a first meeting, is clear,
direct, but not piercing. He makes
no deep scrutiny into your character,
but you feel that he reads you well, as
far as he goes, and you may be sure
he will know you the next time. His
words are I'd as he has occasionally
remarked, and his address simplicity
itself. Some une once called it "eOur-
ageOus simplicity" I don't think the
term suited him; it implies too much
consciousness. ,s
Franklin's appearance at the Court
Of Versailles was courageous .simplic-
ity." JeffersOn's riding on horseback
from the White House to the Capitol
was dramatic simplicity. But Grant
gives no thought to effect-makes no
parade Of not making a parade. In
walking, he carries his head-that
wonderfully compact, eVenIy-nOdeled
head-slightly forward; and he has in
public places an absent yet acquiescent
air, as one being taken somewhere
rather than going of his own VOlitiOn
which is usually the case, as he is
the most Obliging, informal, unmagis-
terial OF Chief Magistrates. To me
there is something strange in the Ordi-
nary passivily Of such a will as his
He seems not only a modest, but diff
ident man. Great heroes before him
have been so. This difiidence may Of
ten be taken for Indifference and IN
IsensIbflity. I think I have seen the
sure marks of it in his intercourse with
children, for whom he really has the
IfOndness characteristic of Mr.. Lincoln:
He has no smalI-taIk for some in
terviewers, but he is not above LISTEN
ing to them, and I have noticed that
they never account him hard or colds
They have perhaps the instinct to un-
derstahd and the grace to interpret
that riddle for Statesmen, reporter.
and the ladies-the. fate Of the Presi-
dent. 1t seems to me there is too
much petty cavil at this mans nom
observance of some of the small con-
ventionalities which we call the "eti-
quette of the positions" too many
newspaper platitudes that he enjoys
his cigar, that he loves horses, Tbless
him for that, that he does not make
speeches on all trivial occasions; bless
him for that, too z in short, that
he does not "dO the department" of
his place, according TO aristocratic and
democratic theories; that he is not the
President ofprccedsHt.-[Grace Grecn-
wood.
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The Is!tal Breech Londers:

The Prussiah NeedIc-Gun, tested at
Sadowa on a grand scale, and tie
French Chassepot rife, which did
wonders at Montana, on a small Onei
are about to have their respective
qualities put to a severe trial. The
Needle-Gu did more than conquer
the Austrians at Sad0#a. 1t kept
France from intervening against Prus-
sia when that power sggrandizcd it.
slf by appropriating the territory Of
its helpless neighbOrs. 1t kept France
from precipitating hOstilities when
Bismarck refused compliance. with the
EmperOr's demands in regard to Lux.
embOurg. And but for the invention
Of the ChassepOt rifle, which Is claim
ed to be superior to the. Needle-gun,
it would have kept France back from
the present war. 4 brief description
of these celebrated weapons, is esPeci-
ciaIly appropriate at this time, when
their qualities as implements Of de-
struclion are to be tested on So grand
a scalg.
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ST. LOUIS & CALIFORNIA
VIA
NORTH lLLSSOU URT RAILROAD.
THE GREAT
Through Route to Kansas
AND THE WEST.

Parties moving to Kansas are reminded that this
route between Cincinnati, Louisville Indianapolis,
and Kansas City.
Close and immediate connections are made at Kan
Ias City for PaOla, Fort ScUtt, Ottawa, Burngame,
Eml loria, Junction City, Sheridan, Denver, Pueblo
aud New Mexico.
The onIy direct all rail route from St. Louis to
Omaha and California.
The EXPRESS trains leave st. Louis daily on arrival
Of al trains from he East, making close and imme-
diats connection at kansas City for LeaEenwOrth,
Atchson, st. Joseph, and Omaha and with the Great
Pacific Railways for san Francisco and all points In
the Territories, landing passengers west Of Omaha
from l2 to a hours in advance of Hl. other lines
The Northern Extension Of the North Missouri
Railroad is finished to Bloomfield, Iowa. max ing
the most direct and only line from St Louis to South
eastern Iowa. west Of the Mississippi River.
Passengers desiring ease and comfort should avail
themselves of this popular route, 1t the only line
West out OF St Louis, running PULLMANS CELE-
BRATED PALACE SLEEPING CARS on all night
tickets over this fssorite and dsseTvedly popular
line can obtained at all the principal Ticket uics
| throue hOut the country.
FARES ALWAYS AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER
RODTE
JAMES CHARLTON
General Ticket Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
j. II. DAVIES,
General Passenger Agent. st. Louis, Mo.
b. X. BRUCE,
! jy9H Passenger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio
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TWhole No. 1855.

grove will be efFeetually closed here
after, to all such entertainments. The
Mayor thinks of suggesting to the
Council the propriety Of forbidding
them to be held anyYheye Within tie
city limits.-[ROss Co. Register
Mr.. Register, if we are to judge by
the decisions recently made in the
Court of Common Pleas in this county,
by his Honor ~ Judge saEoed, the
acts of your Mayor and City Council
are things that are tc be regarded as
of trihing cOnsequenceS and the people
of your city, in the opinion Of Judge
Stafford, are fools, if they pay any at
tention to your lltile city "Shoo Fly''
Courts ! The Sabbath and Mayors
Court and decisions, seem to be regard
ed, by the Honorable Judge, as arbi-
tTafy institutions.
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Those who play this game choose one Of number
for lawyer. The chairs in the room arranged in
two rows facing each otHer when the gentlemen take
.ests iu one row shd he ladies' in the other, pro
miscuousy just as preferred The persons sitting OF
posite each ohrf partners, and the srme consists
in the lawyer asking Questions Of different persons
which must be anFaered in each case lay the erson'
parfner. The person addressed must never answer
but his pa rtner must be the alert to dnsverior him
lr either one makrS mistake be mnst take the iaw
ver- place, The lawyer viii almost surely CATCH som'
me rory SOON u banst- Questions rapidly aut cAsug
...ut IT, :s-i.l.,-e'- ly.-- +lv--cs.
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stores, one drug store, shops of vari-
GUS kinds, a good steam mill, two
physicians and one dentist. The
United Presbyterians have a large
church and a numerous society, which
are under the pastoral charge of the
popular and eloquent preacher, Rev.
Mr.. McDiil.
The North Liberty Academy is a
well known and popular institution of
learning. The Academy building is
large and fine looking structure, sur
rounded by beautiful and extensive
grounds.
The Adams Co. Teachers Institute
holds its sessions here, commencing
on the 8th of August. Four turnpikes
centering at this point makes it a
promising place, and gives an impet-
US to business aud enterprise. The
lately surveyed line of the proposed
R. R., from Cincinnati to Portsmouth,
runs about two miles southeast of the
Town. If the road is built, this place
will be made a point, and. it will
eventually become one of the most
populOus towns in Adams Co.
A furiods wind storm swept over
this section of the country on Thurs
day of last week. The wind came
from the west and northwest, and blew
with great violence for half an hour
doing much damage in the way Of
blowing down fences, dpfooting trees,
unrOOfng barns and houses, scatter
ing to the winds hay, wheat and oats
The west wall of the new Presbyter.
ian church, in cOruse of construction al
Russellville, Brown county, was blown
down, and one of the workmen sert
ously, if not fatally, injured. Your:
truly, ROLLO.
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NORTH LIBERTY, Adams Co.
August 6, 1870.

August 6, 1870.
Mr.. EDIToR:-TwO months have
elapsed since last wrote to the News,
Since then, like another correspondent,
I have been travelling, not for the ben
fit of my health exactly, but for the
benefit of my pocket. I cannot say,
however, that either have benefited
thereby. I,have just returned from
the "dark and bloody ground" from
whence 1 had intended to have writ
ten to the News, but Necessity, the
master yet of WILL" compelled me to
return to Ohio sooner than anticipat-
led.
found the people of Kentucky
friendly and sociable, that is, so long
as we kept htttns on politics, whenever
that subject was broached they were
bitter, vindictive and insulting. A
Kentucky rebel is just like an Ohio
Damocrat, for all the world, and il
you were to put the two in a bag and
shake them up you couldn't tell 8 10th
er from which" when they came out.
The Kentucky rebel says, Abe Lincoln
was a usurper and a tyrant. So does
the Ohio Democrat. The KY. rebel
says, JEFF. Davis was a patriot and
statesman. So does the Ohio Demo
erat. The Ky. rebel says, the South
had a right to secede, and that the
Federal Government had no right to
coerce a State. Ditto the Ohio Dem
ocrat. The KY. rebel is in favor OF
regulating the National Debt. So is
the Ohio Democrat. The KY. rebel
is down on the 18th Amendment. So
is the Ohio Democrat. The KY rebt
says that slavery was d divine insti-
tuition, and that it is the normal and
rightful condition of the African race.
The Ohio Democrat says and believes
the same thing. Yet with these va.
ricus points of Resemblance between
the Ky. rebel and the Chic Democrat
there is & material difference between
the two. While the former went forth
TO the bloody field of battle and fought
braveIy for four long years for what
he, honestly perhaps, thought to be g
just cause, the other remained at home
secretly and cowardly assailing tn,
very Government to which he was in
Idebted for the protection of his life
and property. While the one wal
engaged in fair and open war, thu
other was cowardly stabbing the sol
dier in the back, discouraging enlist
ments, encouraging soldiers to deser
our armies, plotting resistance to thr
draft, and the release of rebel prison
Oners from the prisons of Columbu
and indianapolis, melting the ignoran
and vicious to insurrection and revolt
and in fact, doing everything he could
consistent with his personal safety
to give aid and comfort to the rebels
But we turn from this comparison
of the representatives of the Northern
and Southern wings of the "Whit
Mans" party, to give you a brie
sketch of this little village.
North Liberty is the prettiest littl
villagein Adams county. It is pleas
antly situated on both sides of Cherr
Fork of Brushcreek, in Green towr
ship, the garden spot of old Adam:
It contains a population of about 3OC
which is destined to be greatly il
creased. There aye three dry good
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Answer to Problem.

NV B0sIoN, 6nE. 7, Io'V.
Ma EbIroB The problem in the News Of this date
is worked 10 the same manner as she hrst problem iu
Art 900 in Ray's Prac cal Arithmetic, Tins; Square
the base also the perpendicular sdd the two results
and extract the squute root which gives the hypothe
muse.
Answer. PerpendichIati 49 fret, stump Hypo'he
muse, 80 feet, top part; Ba-s 30 feet.
Yours respectfully,
GILBERT c. PUREHIsER.
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Complaint has frequently been made
by citizens in the heighborhood OF
Keith's Grove, at the disOrderly con-
duct ensuing during the holding of a
drinking picnic thero, but the Outrag-
cous and most disgraceful orgie that
occurred there on the Fourth, brought
forth such an. amnunt Of virtuous in
dignation, that tile Probability is, the
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VII il = Chinese most like a vegetable Why
when a cue cumbers his head, Of course.
what is that which by loSing an eye has nothing bu
a nose left? noi-e
Why should expect vice to ha the e. dur
ing the hot seasOn2 Because everybody is anxious Il
get into lyOse habits
What is the 4 fr rrRcc hetwaen accepted ara te
lected lover Que kisses his niss end ths Othet miss
ea his kIss.
What soup would eaHbltds prefer? The broth Of
hoy.
Why are Vrstty girls like oat meal cake' Becaus
thay are apt 20 gIto the hesri-huru.
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HON. WIN. E. ROGERS.

Mayor OF the city OF Bnhalo, n 4
MAYoR's OFFICE. BUFFALO, June q, 1852 -
7 have tised IIoofands German Biiters ana Tonic
IN nv family during the past year. and can recon,
mend Them as an excellent tonic imparing tone and
vigor to the system. Their use has been prodncIye
Of decidedly beneficial effects. WM. F. ROGElto'
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IN

Dvspepsis I had the Dyspepsia 40 badly il was tn-
possible 10 keep any food on my stomach, and Pc
Two hotties of Tonic effected perfect cure.
1"' JAMES NJ. WOOD.
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non. JAMES THOMPSON, ~
HnN- GEORGE sHARsNOOD

Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1, 1858
have found nv experience that lOuhaud's Ger
man Bitters il very good tonic, relieving dyspepaC
symptoms almost directly. ,-,,.,,-,+,
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Youths Department.

BE-OriginaI Euigmns Charadrs, Problems. etc. %
respectfully solicited. The must always
Company them, together with the name Of real the
| writer.
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II J

o.. 49,, ,tlirg else that he may say is inst good,
=, - 80 - nsiss a larger profit on f. These rene
de viii be sent by express to any locality upon aP-
pliCatiOn TO the -
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
At THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 6sf ARCH STREET. Philadelphia
CHAs. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor
Formerly C. N. JACKSON 8 Coz
These remedies are for sale by DrggistH' sloreKeeP
ers and Medicine Dealers everywheTe.
E1z~DO not forget 70 examine wen tlle dftlCIS JOu
buy in order 10 gvt the genuine.
ap28yleoW
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Problem.
Cohdndruns

A mnn took To market, certain number Of eggs
Now the pruduct Of two-thirds the uumher Ot egEs
mul pied by fvr-sighhs was equal To ity times the
uuml or. Hrw rhagy had be
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The European Mail:

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tnrv; Miscellaneous; Music and the Drama; Natural
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subsorption, payable In advance, It's. 4d. per an
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ritz NEEDLE dun.

Tile Prussian Needle-Gun is the in
ventioh Of Herr Dryese, a gun-manu-
factufpr, who spent thirty years in try
ing to construct a perfect breech lUad1
ing rifle that would be of practical Use
in war. .Ehe barrel is 1896 inches
long, and Is rifled with four grooves
down to the breech, where the cham
| Der or bed for the cartridge, is smooth
and a little larger than the bore. The
bed enlarges slightly t. the rear, so az
to admit the cartridge freely; and the
lower part Of the bore, for a distance
of 6 II inches, is ,nlarged so that this
ball is gradually compressed into this
grooves. The rest Of the barrel is CON
/ ipal, and is called 1he mouth-pie
The air-chambeF, next to the cylinder
has the needle pipe screwed into its
! breech, The cartridge is inserted at
the rear, and the ignition is PI0duced
by the intrusion Of a needle iUto the
Illuminate attached to the cartridge.
i The ball is spherO-cO1iCal, and the pow
der charge is 56 grains. The weight
of this gun is less than II pounds
The mechatfism cun BE taken apart
without screw-driver, vice, etc: 1t
can be safely and easily cleaned, and
the gun being small, is particularly
adapted for use i'll the contracted SpdcH
of IOop-holes, on horseback, etc. Tie
objections TO the Prussian Needla-gun
are, the danger Of a weakening Of the
spiral spring, and the possibility that
the needle may not be propelled wttlI
sufficient force to pierce tho cartridge
THE CHAs5Et'OF.
The French clssm that this gun,
which is the Invention Of Mr.. Chas-
sepot; is the most efficient weapon ever
put into the hands Of an army. Ii
, bears some resemblance to tine Needle
e Gun, but has this advantage over that
- arm, that its mechEuism is much moro
. simple and less liable tG b, cUrue clog
Is rcd or get ont Of order. The Needle.
: gun. after il has Seen discharged sew
eraI times in quick Succession. bpc0n :
D not and damp in the chamber, owing
f. to the imh!lity of;he gas which COME
e back after the explosion Of the cart
tiid5, L. C.,ale HE -Uslt5 -Jyu Le
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HON LANES N. WOOD,

Ex-Mayor OF williamsport, Pennsylvania.
I take great pleasure in recommending :, Hoo9and {
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Judge Stafford in Trouble Again

uuse ShIIOru In Trouble Again.
Judge Stafford has been incurring
the displeasure of the people at Wash
Iington, Fayette county, as the follow
ing articles from the Herald would
seem to indicate:
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We do not vouch for the truth of
the assertion, but we have heard it
said upon the streets, that Judge Saf
ford, after he delivered himself of his
Judgment upon the case between the
corporation of Washington and ShcI
ton, remarked that the keepers of ale,
beer and porter, on account of the
town ordinance prohibiting the sale OF
these articles.
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price or the BItters, $I.OO per bottle !
or half dozen for $500.
price Of fse Tonic, $3.50 per bottle
or. a half dozen for $780,
The Tonic Is pat 'tp Ia Quart BOTTLES.
y7o.,1lect that Il IS Dr. HOofand's German Rome
A.; inst are go universally used and 80 highly recon-
sndsd and do moi allow the druggists to induce you
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OLD FOLKS.

It cannot he long till our race will be run,
Our trials be past, and our Abofs be dohet
For here lave toilsd, and may hrre be our grave
Where dear ones repose and the willow trees wave.
Oh practise the precepts we taught you in youth;
Pot on the adornment Of meekness and truth
The light Of contentment will shine on our way,
And poverty never compel to say,
Well have to mortgage the farm.
CHoRU5.-The farm, the farm the dear old farm
We NEVER will mortgage the farm.
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A Good Investment.

rurGHLAED COUNTY ROEDS for sab At the
H Bauk Of F. EVANS & FERRIS.
Ey'gi
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HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
writes
PHILADELPHIA. March Is, 1851.
find 'tITonhaud'r German Bittera il a EuOd tonic,
useful in diseases Of the digestive organs, and Of great
benefit in cases Of debility and want Of nervous acOh
'-' GEO. W. WOODWARD.
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CAUTION.

TIooHand's Ge7 aan Remedies are connierieited.
THE ,rerine have he signature Of G. M aclk so n
~, me T1nt of the outside wrapper Of each bottle;
sfd tbe name Of the article blown in each bottle. All
others are counterfeit
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oh MAN.

I came years ago, with my rife 10 hand,
And cleared all alone few acres Of land,
And many a night did the glare Of the 5ky
Proclaim to our cabin that danger wss nigh
The pride Of my heart was tie mother you see,
Who equally labOred for you and for me;
And Low ir seems hard as we're passing away,
That you by your folly should force US to say,
Wen have to mortgage the farm.