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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-06
1erIetltnrnl Conere

The Board Of Trustees OF the Ohio
Agricultural aBd Mechanical College
MT again At the Capitol yesterday,
aud continued their examinations of
plans for D building. As we stated
yesterday, the ground plan submitted
BY The Executive Committee was
adopsedr and yesterday Mr.. Jacob
snyders designs for the upper por
ton Of the structure was accepted,
WIKI sucb notifications as may be
necessity to adapt il to. the ground
plan, making a bpiltiag intended for
Bdfpuf Of instruction alone. The
building wiz be 50 Constructed as to
admit Of extension, but it is under
stood that q msjafIty Of the Board are
10 favOt Of erecting separate buildings
Rheus Increased accommodations be-
eOmehecessary. The building as now
Slammed wlifcost Tom $50, 600 to $780,
00O.--Ths hitter amOuat has been plac
ed at ths disposal Of the committee,
and assooh as 1IF. Snyder can get
hIs working model ready, work viii
be commenced. AEr. R. N. Jones, of
Delaware, was appoiated superlntend
enc of she building.
TIE Executive Committee were in
structad % consult with F. R. Elliott,
OfClevelaad5 and Mr.. Strauss, Of Gin
cinnati, landscape gardeners withref
eredce 70 layluE Out tHeiT gFoaads
Messrs. HOrtoHadd Wright wereab-
pointed to confer with,ex Governor j.
D. Cox concerning the acceptance by
the latter of the Presidency Of the Col
IeEs.
The appropriation of eight thousand
dollars for farm Improvements was
divided as follows
For the purchase Of four horses, Two
COWS, three wagons, plows, cuItivators,
hauoWsI harness and sundry farm
implements needed on the farm, 81,
400 for hay and grain for feed, 5000;
Orsesd oats, seed barley. clover seed,
timothy ssed. seed corn and potatoes;
S4o0i repairing the houses, $500; max
fnG fences and painting the one to
be made on High street, s., 200; build
ing good grain barn and painting
eEue, e, 600; Iabor Of men on farm,
including the cutting Of ditch and
drains, $1,000; contingent expenses. OF
the Executive Committee in the dis
charge Of their duties, $500; total So
600.
IN the afternoon the Board adjourn
a. sac de- STATESMAN.
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a gaad g Yonr Garden soll


Add sahdto YOur Garden Soil.
Thenatural soil Of large portion
Of The American gardens could be i'm
proved snd made to yield heavier
crops BY an addition of sand. In
many sections the ciayey soils pre-
vail; gardens thus treated would be
rendered more frisble and could be
worked earlier 10 the spring. Sand,
70 the depth Of two-or three inches,
apread over The surface and gradually
intermized By cultivation, would in
many Instances effect q great i'm
proYoment.
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AFRICA ron GARGEF.-A CORE.
Spondent Of the Maine Farmer advis-
% an inquirer for a remedy for gar
get, to pgive the COW one tea-spOORtul
Of tineture of arnica in bran or shorts
three times q day, and bathe the bag
thoroughly with it as often. Roduce
ths .arnica for bathing onc-haIf in
warm water, and bathe with the
hand. I have a COW that has been
troubled With the gaFget for more
tl.nH iour years. In that time, have
given her over Eve pounds Of
saltpetsr, without much effect. Last
spring tried arniCa as above direct
ed, and tbe COW has not bad a sign OF
RarFslsiReO."
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ST. LOUIS & CALIFORNIA
NORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD.
THE GREAT -.
Through Route to Kansas
AND THE WEST.

Parties moving to Kansas reminded that this
route iE from 70 to 60 miles shorter than any oTher
ronte between Cincinnati, Louisville indianapolis,
and Kansas City. a-s.--
Close and immediate connections are made at Kan
saB City for Psoa, Fort Scott, Ottawa Burlingsme,
Emporia, Junction City, sheridsh, Denver, Pueblo
aud New Mexico.
The Onlg direct all rail rOuts from St, Louis to
Omsha and California.
The Express trains leave st. Louis daily on arrival
Of all trains from the EHst, making close and imme
diate CONNECTION At Kansas City for LeaVenWOrth.
Atchisun St. Joseph and Omaha, and with the Great
Pacific RailyAys for San Francisco and all points in
the TerTitvriss, landing passengers west Of Omaha
from l2 70 q hours IN advance Of al other lines.
The Northern Extension Of the North Missouri
Railroad is finished to Bloomfield, Iewa, making
The direct and only line frOm ST. LeUis to South
eastern Iowa, west Of the Mississippi River
Passengers desiring ease and comfort should avail
themselves Of this popular route Il the Only line
West, out OF 81 Louis, running PULLWAN'S CELE-
BRATED PALACE SLEEPING CARS on all night
trains.
Ticksts over this fsvorite and deservediy popular
line be obtained At all the principal Ticket Ocss
throughout the country
FARES ALWAYS As LOW AS BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
JAMES CHARLTON,
General Ticket Agent, St. Louis, No.
]. NJ. DAVIES,
General Passenger Agent, st. Louis, No.
b K. BRUCE,
y9tf Passenger Agent, CiuciuRatis Ohio.
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CURE FoR GREASY HEEL IN HoRsEs
First wash the heel with CASTLE
soap and rain water. Then take a
good quality Of slack lime, make a
solution Of it 10 water, and saturate
the heel well with it once a day for
three days in succession. If three APP
plications are not sufficient, continue
until the humOr is destroyed. I have
always found, however, three appli-
cations sufficient. Lastly, wash the
heel we'll with CASTLE soap and rain
water, then apply linseed Oil.-TCor.
Gin. GsZ
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From the experiments made at the
Agricultural Bureau during the past
year, it appears that the Peacbblow,
Peerless and Chill No. 2 Potatoes are
less subject to attacks of the Colorado
potato beetle than other varieties.
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4ot1ce.
n FHR RRoBArE ooURr oF HIeHLANp oo., Q

IL IHE PROBATE GOUhE OF HIGHLAND CO., o
Tbomas-K. Muneuiz. Adzsinistratorl
win the will annexed Uf Charles go
HiEEins deceased, late Of said couu-
IS Petitioner d-aer Petition. FOR Sale
against Of Real Estate
Jobu 3. Hnenix aud wife, VIM. ~ 5fi-
Mullenix, Heirs aud Others Defend ..,-
ants.
The Defendants, Francis Wilson Higgins and James
A. Higgins Of Montgomery county, iowa, will take
notice chat the above-namrd Petitioner, Thomas A
Mulisutx, AdmiUistrHter with the will annexed OF
Charles Higgins, deceased late Of Highland county
has fled 10 said Probate Court, the 9th inst hi
Petition against the abovs-named Defendants aud oths
ers bis asking for Order of said Probate authoriz
ing him such Administrator Aforesaid to sell
public sale in gccrdane with The statutes in sueh
made aud provided for the payment Of the egaciss and
tequets e0utaied 10 the last will and Of sa
Said Charles higgins, deceased the f9lloTing Real
Esiste, situate in said county Of Highland, whereof
the said Charles Higgius died. seized aud possessed
his home farm, TO- wit: lot Of aHd situate in said
county Of Highland, the waters Of the Rocky Fork
Of Paint Greek, part Of original survey No. 27Gg
Begin ming Ia the lot here'y conveyed, at hckorv
Rud e-h I'd corner Of derrick MfIers and jeremiah
smiths land aud TO Francis Ruth lot; thence
with RuthE liHe south 90 west 81 poles to a redoak
Wbitgoak and hickory thence south T5e 50 poles
10 whiteoak aud dogWOod; fhenoe south 3qo east l6
poles to stone thence south Il0 west sc poles to
him, sassairas and red-bud in the line Of Mathew
Conds survey thence in said line north % east I3s
poles 20 Shes and Whiteoak south Of Jeremiah
Smiths land thence iu said line south so east I32
poles to the beglnnnR-conta tanning 73 acres and
fourth Of acre aud "a poles u land, less, he
ing The same tract Of hand which conveyed said
Charles Higgins IN his lihtims, by Jacob Weaver by
Deed dated February 26, A. 1925. The said Defend
ants wi further take notice that said Petition set
for bearing and will come on for the granting OF an
order according to tie prayer thereof before said Pro
bate CURT on the slst day Of March, A D. 1871 and
that unless tsg hngWer or dnur thereto on or befrt
said day order will be taken for the sale Of sail
land as prayed for in said Petition.
February %, 1871.
THOMAS A. MUBLENIX,
Administrator with the will annexed Of
Charles Higgins, deceased
JAS. r. THOMPSON, Atty. mar2w6pr' sfeeS2l 90
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q 90 81 Lawns PEoperIE

10 Seed Down Lawns Properly.
ThV hnd should be thoroughly
nahgFee, ifnet rich, plowed deeply,
ali ssOeesr roots, ete.s removed, and a
coat Of good loan spread on the sur
face.
cEET 1E
Ene importance OF a good selection
and proper nlixtuse Of grasses for lawns
cannot Be over.estimated, AID It ap
pears very singular that farmers and
land owners in this county pay so
little attention to the most important
matter Of selecting suoba mixture Of
Tsass ssedsa as VIII SUIT soil, location
and the purpose for which the grass Is
intended.
The mixture for lawn grass seeds
generally adopted IN this country Is
one bushel Of Red Top and one quart
Of white clover, but experience has
shown that If one kind Of grass only
be soWn, no matter how abundantly
the seed be scattered, OFon whatever
soil It may be, only e part of the plants
win flourish, vacant places will occur
throughout the piece, and these will
be alled up in time with grasses OF an
inferior quality as we'll as weeds and
moses.
The following grasses have been
found most useful for lawns Red Top
Timothy, June-gass, (Poa pratense,)
Creeping Bent or White Top. (AgTos-
tie aba Sweet Scented vernal grass
and White Clover.
hePrOpeE time for sowing grass is
early IN the fall, (september,) though
Il s often more convenient to SOW in !
the spring, IN which case it should be
dOns early, and a mixture Of oats ad-
ded to protect the young grass from
hotsua, and the cutting in June should
befouF inches high, to give protection
Afterwards.
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A Michigan farmer, having sIandered
his neighbors' wives and daughters, lately
had surprise party, and was presented a
new winter suit-outer garments of feath-
aTs and tar underclothing.
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Rannands Gsrman Blllers

il eDtirefy veqefabIs and cuutalns no iiquor. q =
4 el,i7sou;,d 5f Fluid Extracts. The lioi8, Aelp8,
satissd fr,Ia GefEaany. All the Mediql EiliI2 lro
sxtsscteI fruna them BY seieltihc chemist nee
sE ahs are then forwarded to this country p . ea
sxra ly for the mann actHre OF pleee 3ittes Asfl
* - 1ie1holig substance Of any kind lged % H1m.
bonding tis Bitfers hence u Is the oulg efs thas
can be used iH cases where alcoholic altlaiali- -
not -alvisnhle.
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FaEIa and H0nsehoIl.

eoonulbG bGtioas ~ tHib Department
rou1 the prastical farmers and housewives
ofQlf eounty, are earnestly soliglted, and
viii always be gladly received.
Give uE TIE facts ia plain language, and
81 they need any dressing up sor tie pub-
ils eyo3Re viii attend 10 tha&
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Use and Advantages Of Cut Feed.

at
the inquiries this food
millions OF
-i.Flaae cz.s t#e asst
The object Of masHCon Of food to conune ito break down its structure
enabling
gastric juices easily
repTented grain
{
making all
mixed
mixing
welea he moving 1
January SIS ian5tf
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PARn1CuL.AR NOrICE-

Passengers transferred from other depots in Cincin.
natl and St. Louis 70 Ohio Mississippi depot free
charge Baggage checked through to all PUints West
Northwest and South.
CHARLES f. FOLLET, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent, 81. L-uIs. no. spllyl
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Hooaand's German ionic

n bfuaiisIr q Al the iug7edieais 81 ihe 5ll,
VTIiiTipflug Santa Crsz BUN, Oauge, ste q - lll
Tor the tarie disease e tild hlttelsi q M VIZ
come euro iolie stilnus g reqnilel 4o1 Wiz
bear ID mind shat these reugtles are o1il Qlilsf-
snt from any others advertised ~ taa clre q as
ned n srtraets while the ptben gra ugrt ec-
fion- sf7iIl5 ID sdna forld Ihs TONIC y se-le,I
one 0f the most pealll5 allti aaissa9ls
ulef-4tre 70 take a. wldia Is hfs-gFineif
and medisnal qualities have eause i q he nolll A
the gFRatsst d 90 tepic1. a-a
DEBILITY
There - 10 hodieine equal 70 Hoodand's eafl.As
BfttoFs or Tonic in cases Of DslihtT. Il9l l1l.ts
1rTrtlt1, cllTis an ulioVueeut a fha bod afap -
gt5InSeh - digssGit PurilY The blood, giEea 50
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10Th Year SO Acres IS Greenhouses. Largest As
Sortmsnt--sl sizes. Beet stock Low P=irssl WOu'
yOu know What, When, How to PlantI Fruit, Shade
EverFreen Trees, Root Crafts ssedngs, Usage Plants
Apple Seed Eary Rose Potatoes, Shruhs, Roses Green
house ana Gtrdyn Plauts, &C., g. FLOWER AM
VEGETABLE SEEDS Finest, Best Oollectior-Seri'
scriptive Catsl gue90 pages. Send stamp, each, 70
Cafalogues Of 3eedsF with plain dirsctOns6t pages
Prise Iist-2t pages Address r & PHGNTX, ffl
Bloomington, Illinois
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A. h. MADDOX. o. .--.--A a. O. MADDOX
MADDOX g. BROw
High street, few doors sOuih Of HsFndsaI EzDTi15
once.
PARTTTION NOTICE.

= A@s4444g4a a NO44gGs
SAMUEL n GLAZE, Of Harfisoh county, state Of
- Missouri, la,hn 7 Hiasr of FaFetts eoauty Ohio
Anna Glaze Of Highland county, o. Sarah Ellen Glaze
and Melissa Jane Glaze, minors. aad MaTT Glaze,
uaFdan Of said Sarah Ellen and Melissa jane OF jay
onunty, State Of Indiana will take notice that petit
hon was nls against then the 25th e February,
1871, IN the Court Of Common Pleas within spd for tho
eOuny OF highland, State Of Ohio, BY John n. Glass
and % nov pending, wherein the said john n Glaze
demands Partition Of the following Real Estats to-it
lituats IN Bru1hcreek township, Highland county.
Ohio, bounded and described a. follows:
Beginning At q Whiteoak and dogWOod, Doth zons,)
northwest corner to Joseph West thence east with his
ltue, 100 poles to hickory and whttsoak in said line
thence north l62 poles to two whlteoaks (gOns) and
stone, northwest corner to Jacob 7. Hizsr's land ;
ihsuoe N $50 2 W l0l poles 20 two whiteoakB aud
elm thence south l63 poss the beginning, contain
Ing one hundred and acres, more or less, being
part OF Jonn Grahams survey No. 2842 the waters
Of Brushereek; and that at the next term Of said
court 20; Wit, the April Term, A D. 1871 the said
John N. Glaze viii apply for 40 order that partition
may BE- made Of said premises
Dated this LIST day Of March, A. D. 1871.
JOHN N. GLAZE. '
SEQ b. GARDNER, Atty. nar2W6pr' 'sfseSlO 50
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Olsans Kid Gloves and al kinds Of Cloths and Cloth
iug removes Paint Greece, Tar, &e, instantly witt
the least jury 70 the finest fabric. Sold by Drug
Eiats and Fancy Goods Dealers. FRAGRANT. SAP0
LiENE CO, % Barclay St., New York, 46 Ia Sail
81 i, Chicago. ...s- -f
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THE OHIO And MISSISSIPPI
TWO HOURS IN ADVANCE

Of any other route and have ample time for refresh
ment before proceeding west the trains Of the Pa
oihc aud North Missouri Railways
Tickets this isvorte and dcservedy popular line
can be obtained at all the principal ticket Offices
throughout the country and at l9 Vine Street. under
Burnat HOu-ei corner Broadway and FrUut, uudeT
Spencer House, aud at depot.
FARE ALWAYS AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE. -
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Bloomington (HL,) NurserV,

DR s. S. FTTCH's Family PhFieian; 90 pages
3 J sent by mail frse. Teaches how to cure ali dis
cases Of the person skin, hAir, eyes, complexion
W ritz 60 ia Broadway New York
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. LHE8l gEAE9iA8 Ahk IA4
Best BLOOD Purifiers
Ils tn. solioTiag was never before offered Ia s.a,s
>
sf any medicinal preparation;
HON. GEORGE ". WOODWARD.

hon. JAMES THOMPSON,
Jasilee Of me Supreme Court OF Psnnsyivania.
PHILApELFHIA, April g, 1855. !
! consider " Hoohsnd's GeUrnan BtteFs" Vliuabls
medicine IN cases of attacks 81 Indigestion pYB1
pepsia can certify this from my experience Oft.
EOuFS, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON. s
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ions when IN Lying Posture, Dlmnegs oi Fls1ls
Dots or Weba before sae Sight, Dull IAN ln -
OF the Skin aud Eyes, Pain IN the siaes
Back. Chest Limbs, ETC., Sudden
Flnshes OF Heat Burning IN TIE Fleelt
Cougtant Imagimings OF Evil and Great DepEa1'
sion Of Spirits.
IN mn igdssl1s Dis.as 81 s1s EfUsr q B1l95
: : OTgalls, oorEs8ineS igith E1lPlGg hil't
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HON. GEORGE sEARsWoOD
Justice Of TIE Supreme Court Of PeHnsylyanfs. =
.# df&, PHIADEIPHIA June ], I5G8.
have found By sEPsrieaes ghat Z. Hooihnd'a Ser.
man Bittsrs'' b veEg good t5nic, relieving dyspepas
GEORGE sHARsWOoD.
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TRAGRANT SAPOLTENE

VINEGAR, how made in le hours without drug
IAN Partleulars IOcsnts. 7. sAaE. Cromwell, Conn
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New Advertisements.
D WEEKS Dor ONE DOTT,AR

rHE AMERICAN RURAL HOME IRON april I, 1871
4 FIRST CLASS, EIGHT-PAGB, AGRICULTURAL
IND FAMILY WEEKLY Specimens Free
HOPEIHs 4 MILC0X Rncha.t.r- n z
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HON WM r ROGERS
hon. JAMES d. MOOD,

Ex-llayoF Of " Villiaalsporl, PsanqyVanta.
take great pleasure CD Recommending .. HOOaanaa
German Tonic % any one who may Be aaietsd via.
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Thomaa-k. Muileniz. Administratorl
with the will annexed Of Charles
=. b..s.s----. D.asssa-
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faar [ Petition FOR Sale
.ainst Of Real ESTATE
iix aud wife, VIM. 81 1st 5Fi-
nd others, Defend. aa-.-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-06

@ramblers.
avery large, very respectable. and yery
knowing class of msanthrcpes reoice in the
name of grumblers-persons who orc 40 snre
that the world is going to ruin, that thew re-
sent every attempt to comfort them as an in
suit 10 their sasacity, and accordingly. seels
their Chief consolation in being inconsolable
their chief pleasure in being displeased. Their
raven croak browns all the melodies of the
lark and linnet. Indeed, like Jacques, "They
can suck melancholy out of a song, as a wea-
eel sucks eggs" 1t is to them we are doubt.
less indebted for that phrase which includes al
our actions and all the circumstances of our
being in this world, under the general term
OF the concerns of life." Doeful and crab
bed, their conversation Is succession of omi
nous nous prophecies emitted in series of erowls.
MAD at the iniatuation of those simpletons
WHO INSIST on feeling chreered by cheerful
LILIES, Ihe gruiny hint Of the tempests which
You meet one of them in the street and An a
gusn OF delight and the heavenliness of the
weather, venture the suggestion that II ia =
nne DAY. Yes" he replies, "one of those in
fernal storm breedersp Such creature bav-
ing no other comfort than a kind of fretful
satisfaction in finding fault you make him
hopelessly miserable when you leave him no
shadow OF cause for complaint. Thus
Charles Lamb speaks of one of bis compan-
ions who, in the game of whist, was always
grumbling because he had so few trumps. By
some artifice in dealing, the whole thirteen
were once given him in the hope that some
sound Of glee might be audible through his in
stlnctive grunt; bnt after examining bis hand
attentively, he looked more wretched than
ever. "Well, Tom," said Lamb, "hayen't YOU
got enough trumps now?" eyes," was the
growing answer, "but I've got no other
cardsP Indeed, discomfort, in the confirmed
grumbler, is literally a complaint settled
desease of the mind. All his perceptions of
nature and life being twisted and distorted
into the shape of his own vretched fancies,
he can see nothing as 1t is. Obstinate in alb
surdity, you cannot tempt or coax him into
sense. "Stif as a poker" was the reply;
why, he would set an example to pokerp
Detection in the heart is thus apt to become
stupidity in the head; aud against stupidity +"
heaven and earth fight in vain." In fact, the
grumbler cultivates his grabbed folly as con-
scientious duty, and swaggers and swells on
the strength of it, as If to be a snarlng bore
was to reach the summit of human excellence,
and to grow In stupidity was to grow in grace.
"Sir, "said DIR. johnson in reference to one
of this class-"Sir, Sherry Is dull, naturally
dull but he must have taken a great deal of
pains to become what we now see him. Such
an excess of stupidity is not in nature, sir. 1
am willing to allow him all the merit for It
he cna claim."-Success and its Conditions,
Il. r. Whipple.