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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-04-20

The Springfield Advertiser says
-rSome of our whisky sellers who
are lessees, have been notified by
their landlords that they will have
to close that branch of their busi-
ness on the 1st of April, or vacate
their rooms"
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HON. VIM. F. ROGERS,

Mayor Of the city Of Buffalo, N. T.
rtvoR's OFFIcE, BUFFAL0 June 2, leoS. ,
Tbsveused 'HOOaand's German Bitters ana Ionls rome
IN nv family during the past year, and san - IN,
i l9sn- ~ tIs s,-sfen Their use has been produeiEe
t5sIL t5ssIL;So5IT - 6eneacisl effects. WIN. f. ROGERS.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan recently rscOV-
cred $3.50 damages from six saloon
keepers in Washington, @. A., for the
sale of Intoxicating liquor 10 her hus-
band.
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Pennsylvania in the last ten years
gained more in population than any
other State in the Union except IL
linois. The latter gained 100000
the former 100000, and more.
Wheat is remarkable in the case OF
Pennsylvania is that every county
in the State made gain.
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Foreign bankers are now negotiat-
ing with Secretary Boutwell, to take
the whole of the five per cent. loan
not already subscribed for. The
Secretary will put new two hun
dred million loan upon the market
at Al and 5 per cent. as soon as the
present one is disposed of.
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Ohio has now in its capitol the Por-
traits of all its ex-governOrs, except
two who served only a portion of the
/ time.
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n
HON GEORGE sHARsWOOD

Justics Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHuaDEIPHIA, June ], 1853.
hsvo found by experience that " "HOOhRnas 0eL- 0e5L
nan Bitters'' Is Ter good Tonic relieving dysPep
sylnp'O-i GEORGE sHARSWooD.
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Youths Department.

ra7-uriginsl Euigmas, Charades, Problems, etc,
sfe respectfully solicited. The answers must al,
,gsvs accompany them, together with the real
name Uf thswTiter.
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John King, Jr., President Of the n. &
c. r. R., bid OF the Hempfeld Railroad
at the recent sale in Philadelphia, for
SI3I 900, in behalf Of the Baltimore and
. Ohio. Cheap road.
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I J

- ,,re ANYTHING else that he may say is inst % g go0e,
y sSol,ss S s makes larger profit on T. these rene ne
Siss viii be sent by express 10 any lOOo'5 aPON -
phcation TO the ,,r,r,T~s-
~ IN GERMAN MEDICINE STOhEI
~ ear IRCH STREET, Philadelphia
1TnG N EVANS, Proprietor.
tFOmerly c. NJ JACKSON SON.. q co. s,o,.,,.s,-
These remedies are for sale by DToglS'1 S'O
,r- and Medicine Dealers eYeTyW ,i nst' a., ii. -
INV in order 10 Ect the genuine
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Two of. the most successful and best
paid editors in New York are women
Miss Mary L. Booth of the Bazaar, who
receives $4,000 a year, and Miss Mary
e. Dodge, of the Hearth and Home
who has a salary of $4,000. They are
both very industrious and capable bui
considering that their journals are
weekly, they get more money for then
labor than any men in the city.
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The Cleveland Herald asserts it to be
A fact, that teaspoonful of salt taken
in water, and the same quantity de-
posited in each stocking, next to the
bare feet, just as the chill is coming on
will efFectually cure the fever and ague
This will be good news to our Chilli
cothe friends.
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III

D,.ns,o Ihad the Dyspepsia 60 badly Il w was N N
BSS5 to keep any food On my y sCISb JSSF M nS ME
Two bottles Oh AS-N' JAMES M.-W0OD.
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pr,.s ar the Bftters, sI.OO per bOttlo;
a. boIF dozen for. $500.
ul-1l. - rI,e TTOnIe. Sls5O per bOttIef
or. "a half dozen Tor $3.50:
~ Tonic Is put s,p in Quart Bottles.
1-,... t,,.t 81 ia DR.. Hooaand's German Rene
az. SSsi are 60 universally used and 90 highly recon- ON
1Se5. and "a not allow the druggists " luuu0e yOu
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unnaand,s terman BiLters
gooaand's German Tonic

combination OF all tle ingredients OF the BltLesa
20 .-,,,- SANTA ,,r7lz Rum Orange, etc. II Is 9te9
~ ~, s,, diseass as Tie Bitters IN cases where
., 90 - ,,r ,Iro0lic eilululus is required oa WI
@ JIM y; ;i fbat the-e remedies are entirely dl1eL
leai ~ me- j,ars advertised lr the cure OF the dis-
& ~ ,,sniad these being scientific preparanohs o.
seicai extracts while the oiheTs 9Te me5e p 9sT %
- ,-,--t ,ieasaut and agreeable remedies eyer
.r.5 20 lie public lis taste is exquisite; y =
i,.r h lake H. while its liiegi wing e1 q
nd medicinal qualities haRe causeu y " y
~ urateet OF aii tonics.
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I

.oupd healthy eradicate tae yellow yellow 'isss ~
- - -, natieni from shOrtbreatned, enaelal ~
..I osS aeryous invalid a fuaced. stout ans
riaoruus person. g.
weak and Delicate Children are 4aae stE9As
By using the Bitters Or gonie'
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CAUTION

ooesn5,s German Remedies are eoqnteE5teiseG;
ne genuine have the signature o. q. % 6f sseb : bots
~ o. M tS s,e Of e article blown in eaen Dotte AL
others are counterfeit
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BEN. WADE says the scientific men
who accompanied the San Domingo
Commissioners almost bothered the life
out of him with the dirty bugs they col
Ie,ied in their search for natural his
tory. He says they loaded the ship
down with bugs. We rather think the
whole business is a humbug.
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a any medicinal preparation;

HON GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PennsyiSanlA'
writes: - .,o,
IADELPuIA, March 10, lS0t;
ard "HooAands German Biters' is a gooo tonlSl l
-fi In diseaees OF the digestive organs, and OF gIs
ksSt IN ssses Of debility and want Of nervous AetlOu
in.the system AOuiS l'D't GEO. W. WOODWARD.
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q III JU L5
Select Miscellany.
+ PIoFURBs OF MHMoRY.

a 5P1cTURBs OF MEMORY.
RT ALICE CARY.
Among the beautiful pictures
That hang on Memory's wall,
Is one Of dim old forest,
That ssemsth best Ofall;
Not for lts gnarled oaks olden,
3. Dark with the mistlstosS N
Not for the viOlets golden
That sprinkle the vale below
Not for the mlll-wbite lilies
= that lean from iho fragrant hedge, q I
CoqnsttingaI day with the sunbeam,
And stealing their golden edgei
Not for the vines on the upland
Where the bright red berries rest,
Nor the pinlzs, nor the pale, sweet cOw-slips,
It seemeth to me the best.
once had LITTLE brother n
with eyes that were dark and deep
In the lap Of that dim old forest
Helioth IN pesea asleePf "a
light as Tic down on the thiztlei
Free a. the winds that blow,
We rovsd there the beautiful Summers,
The Summers Of long ago;
But his feet on the hills grew weary
And one Of the AutHun ewes
made for ny little brother r.EaG
A bed Of the yellow leaves. .F
sweetly his pale arms folded ------.-,-
Ny neck IN q ameek embrace, d ID % D. lll
As the light Of immortal beauty S-f-
Silently covered his face;
And when the arrows Of sunset
Lodged in the tree-tops bright,
He fell, in his saint-liks beanty,. T.
Asleep by the gates Of light. = s- - -
Therefore, Of all the pictures
That har on Memory's wall,
The cue Of the dim old forest
seemsth the best Of an,
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uoN LANES M. WOOD,

Ex-Mayor Of williamsPOFt' PennSylyanih: -,
Ttste great pleasure in recommending lS
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HoN. LANES THOMPsON,

Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvanl-.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1867.
oo,si5ar 81 sTTooHsuJ's German Btters" vallsDle
medicine In cases of attacks Of Indigestion OI Uy'
peosia can certify this from my eKReZleRG5 " ~
You're, with respect, JAMES IAO1aI 9N"''
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SUMNER voUs people take it for
Granted the San Domingo annexation
scheme will cause trouble in this eoun-
try: but when, However, it has Ben
Wade and found wanting, no White
washing report will pass it through the
sepate. We Baez our calculations OIL
Drivate information received from
Wasbiugton.-[New York Globe.
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Ku-KIuxism. in the South,

Ku-KIuxisml fn the South.
Among the evidence recently given
before the Congressional Committee on
southern outrages was the following
sA wIFE's SAD STORY.
The Ku-KIux came to our house last
night, with DISCUSSES on, twenty-five or
thirty in number. They fred three bull
tIets through the house. They then
knocked the door down and came in.-
They seized my husband, and put a
rome around his neck and took him out
of doors, kicked him about and knock
ed him about awhile. Before they went
ont of doors with him he said to them,
H For the Lords sake let me tell my
children good-byer" One of them said
U-y you, we tell ycu goodbye" " and
they snatched him back. Then be said;
d For the Lords sake let me tell the
baby good-byei" and I reached the
baby over toward him, and he told him
goodbye. The children were all
screaming and halIooing. I said to the
Imen, n Oh, gentlemen, oh, gentlemen
please spare my husband this time!-
Thev said /" Oh -- you, wen
spare him Z" Said I, "Oh, gentlemen
are you going TO kin my husband P'--
One of them said, sob, - you'
you'll see him again l' They got him
out of the door, and after they got him
ont they kicked him and put him over
| the fence and carried him off. We were
all out in the yard screaming and hal
looing. After they got down apiece
heard one of them say, $50 back and
kill every one of them" We
went and got our clothes and pallel
gfor our little baby, and went out into
. the field and stayed all night. The
next morning we found my husbands
| BODY
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Tsoet mood Purifiers

LtCED DIUONL = II
over known and yll cure all diseases resnLRg ION H.
~ blood Keer your blood purei keep yoa It, ~ N ~
-a-. keen y0ur digestive organs IN sonna neal5ny
rondifiou bv the use Of these reTnedles Alq ~ @ s
ssse vi ever assail You. The best men IN tns oV
u eSr sIvflii,,r Won must Try these preparations.
TEsTLNEoE1 z
rfs the f,llotne was never before offered IN bshAn
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NeW IerseY's ~ sIaVe.

IFrom ths Pnttarson Guardian.
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The following extracts are made from
testimony taken in the trial of Cover
nor Holden of North Carolina
Peter Hughes, a witness called on be-
half of the respondent, testified that III
lived in the county of Alamance, ant
was a member of the White Brother
hood, otherwise the K. X. K; he wa
in only one of their raids, but they dix
not whip anybody that night; upon be
coming a member Of the organization b
took the following oath:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

ARRIVALS from abroad, during the past week,
have been as follows
New York HoteL-Mrs. G. II. Knowlton, Gill
roy John Chapman, Red Bluff John w. Davis,
Shasta VIM. c. Bolton, Fort Jones G. A. Da-
wilson, Scots Valley; v. Board, Chico ]. P.
Turner, Chico John Boyce, Shasta.
Union HoteI-F. Bansa, Yreka G. Bruins,
Chico j. Sink, Chico G. Perry, San Francisco;
- Miller, Oroville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

FIRE Now that the cold weather is approach
ing and our citizens are putting up their stoves
for Winter use, we would suggest that too much
care cannot be taken to have the pipes sound
and well secured. Better purchase an entire
new pipe than put up one which will endanger
your own and other peoples property. Remem-
Der that ia stitch in time saves nine"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

WAIT FOR THEM.-M. Karsky, of the firm OF
Karsky & Abrahms, and Mr.. Isaac Pincus are
now in San Francisco selecting goods for the
Winter, and both intend laying in heavy stocks.
Ladies goods will commence arriving next week
and we would advise our female friends to delay
appearance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23
Exuberant Health

Is blessing vouchsaied to few Even those who have
favored by nature with strong constitutions and vigorous
frames apt to neglect the precautions necessary pre-
these precious endowmens. Indeed a rule, the
healthy and robust is the liberties in
cned to take with his physique. 1t is
to the naturally weak and feeble to know that they so
nvgorated and built up by proper the which
science has placed at their disposal have much better
chance of long life and exemptions from disease pain
than the most athletic of their fellows who enough
to suppose themselves nvunerabe and accordingly
1t is not too much to that than half the people
the civilized world need occasional tonic enable
to support the strain upon their bodies and minds which
fast life of this restless age occasions In fact pure whole
uneXcng tonic is the grand desderatum of the busy
Millions and they have the article in ostetters Stomach
Bters 1t staminal medicine, e, it imparts perma-
nent strength to weak systems and invoraes delicate
sttuons Its reputation and its sales have steadily nceas
ed Competitive preparations have been introduced al H6
D and far the public is concerned al
the hope of rvang it, but they have all either persisted
the attempt been left far in the 1t has been
great medical Of the present century, and it quite
certain that proprietary medicine in this country
widely known o as generally used
Ten lightning presses, running necessarily Sundays
cepted the whole year through barely supply the demand
the Illustrated Almanac in which the and of
the preparation FORTH the circulation being
eight millions year. sep2-1m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

New ERA.-We have reason to believe that
new era in placer mining has already dawned
upon Trinity County. Last week we published
an account of the blast in the claim of Dixon,
Hurst Co., at Dutton's Greek. On the strength
of the execution which that one did, Mr. Henry
Lorenz has purchased the celebrated Holmes
claim at North Fork, and we understand that it
is his intention to put in blast, in the same
manner as was done at Dutton's Creek, as soon
possble-probably within four five weeks.
This new method seems to be favoraby received
by the miners generally, and we have doubt
but that it will be speedily introduced into many
OF the heavy claims in this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

]. r. BALcH has lately been to the Bay and
purchased large lot of Fall and Winter cloth
ing, boots, hats, ETC., some of which will be
here next week, and the balance soon after. Mr..
Balch tells that he will have a larger and bet
ter selected stock of merchandise the coming
a call.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

Too HEALTHY.-Dr. NJ. Schultz, the German
Physician who came here few months ago in
tending to locate, has gone to Sacramento.
The Doctor says that the people Of Trinity Coun-
ty are altogether too healthy to require the SER
vices of any additional physicians. This GER
tainly speaks we'll for our climate
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

ATTENTION of parties interested is directed to
the Administrators Notice, in the matter of the
estate of Augustus Rogers deceased, to be found
in another column.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

On VIsIT.-Mr. W. j. Tinnin and lady, Mrs.
NJ. W. Lowden and Mrs. W. c. Given, left here
last Tuesday morning, intending to visit their
respective relatives and friends in the Eastern
States. May each have safe journey and a
pleasant time is our wish.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

THE Board of Supervisors met last Saturday
and canvassed the vote of the county. We give
the official returns elsewhere no other busi-
ness was transacted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

SALE--Patrick Murphy Co. have sold
mining claim on West Weaver to All Chez & Co
for the sum of $3.50.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

AooIDENr.-Mr. Louis Raab, of Junction City,
informs US that on last Thursday afternoon while
Miss Munster of that place, was out horseback
riding the stirrup broke and the animal becom-
ing unruly, she was thrown to the ground and
severely though not dangerously injured.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

10 o. IA full attendance of the members
of North Star Lodge, No. 6l, |. o. 0. F., is de-
sired on next Thursday evening. Business of
the utmost importance to the Lodge and mem
bers is to be transacted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

New STocK.-Passing by Mr.. W. L. Hudspeth 5
Tailor Shop the other day, we dropped in to see
how the old gentleman was getting along, and
found that he had been unpacking new lot of
cloths etc, which had just arrived from San
Francisco Among other things we noticed
some very neat patterns for pantaloons. If you
want clothes that won't wear out, get Hudspeth
to make them for you
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

APPORTIoNMENT.-We are indebted to Treas
urer Paulsen for the following apportionment of
State School monies 1t is at the rate of $l IL
per head
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

PREPARING For WINTER.-Al the miners in
Weaver Basin are now busy engaged in cutting
bedrock and doing other work in the way of
getting their claims in shape for the sluicing
season. People generally expect a very wet
Winter, but we are afraid to make any predic-
tions after having been so badly fooled on the
last season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

THE Dutton's Creek blast is said to have
cleared 27,OO0 feet of bedrock, by actual meas
urement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

FREE LECTURE.-Mr. T. p. Ashbrook desires
us to say that he vii! deliver lecture at Thomas
Theater. Weaverville, next Saturday evening.
Subject-Tobacco and its effects on the system
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

GENERAL AvERAGE.-A citizen of Weavervile
has taken the trouble to add up the ages of all
the voters whose names appear on the poll lists
of Trinity county, and finds that the average age
of the entire number is forty-one and six-tenths
years In view of the fact that the Female Suf-
frage question is being agitated to a considera-
BILE extent, friend, in the absence of any Off
cial information, made an estimate of the ages
of those who would be entitled to vote should
they carry their point, and finds that the general
average is fraction over forty-eight years. In
asmuch friend desires to retain what hair
there is on his head to protect him from the
cold during the coming Winter, he has request
ed us not to mention his name.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

FREIGHT MATTERs.--Seamer bills received
here during the past week show that rates for
transportation from San Francisco to Red Bluff
are now from $l5 to 500 per ton-the latter fig
ure being charge for furniture and like light and
Four hundred tons of freight, for Northern Cali
fornia, is now lying at Sacramento, the river be-
ing so low that but little can be taken at trip.
We learn that it is the intention of the Railroad
Company to put on an additional steamer soon.
1t is expected that the railroad will reach Red
Bluff by the first of next month, and then all
freight will come by rail and the steamers be
Withdrawn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

PROBATE NoTIoE, in the matter of the es-
tate of Thomas Coyle deceased is published this
week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

The weather is quite cool; linen coats are at
discount and heavy clothing in demand,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

RETURNED.-Mr. Henry Junkans returned this
week from a trip to San Francisco, bringing
with him some relatives who, we learn, intend to
locate in this county. While in the city, Mr..
Junkans purchased his Winter stock of hard
ware, etc, which will soon commence arriving.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

GONE EAsT.-A New River letter, dated Pony
Creek, September 8th, informs us that Mr.. j. N,
White, who was accidentally crippled some time
since, had left for Humboldt Bay his way to
New York. VIM. Guine and VIM. Mckee accom-
pany him as far as Arcata. New River people
speak very highly of Mr.. White as q citizen and
companion, and are sorry to have him leave.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

For the very Best Photographs go to BRADLEY RU-
LOFS0N, No. 429 Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
EH- Closed Sundays. 90 G
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

NAruRALlzED.-Iu the County Court, Thurs
day, September 81, 1871, Mr.. Patrick Flennery
Il native of Ireland, was made citizen of the
United States
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23
NORoROss PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

Where he will, at all times, be found, ready to
accommodate all desiring good pictures, of any
style. Mr.. Marie has been engaged in this bust
ness for upwards of TWENTY YEARS, and will
guarantee a perfect likeness. Give him a call.
Weavcrville, March 24th, 1871. l2-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

DIDN'T SHP.-Some of our business men were
considerably taken back last Monday evening,
upon presenting valuable packages for shipment
to San Francisco, at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office,
to find that they would not be accepted. Mr. R.
Clifford, Agent for the Company at this place,
rises to explain, as follows Since the re-
cent stage robbery on Cottonwood, the Express
Company have seen fit to procure new treasure
boxes, made from iron, which they have caused
to be fastened to the stages, for better secutty.
One of these boxes occupies a place in the Wea-
vervile and Shasta stage. Owing to recent
runaway on this line, the stage had to be taken
to Shasta for repairs another wagon being used
in the meantime. Consequently, the treasure
box didn't come on the day mentioned, and Mr.
Clifford received orders to delay shipments until
the box did come, thereby causing considerable
trouble to regular shippers. Clifford says it
couldn't be helped he has to " obey orders or
break owners" and that he prefers the former
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23
KUPER, KARSKY & CO.,

Junction City,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
DRY-GOODS,
WINES, LIQUORS,
CLOTHING,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HARDWARE, TIN - WARE,
TRIMMINGS,
COAL OIL, CROCKERY
RUBBER GOODS,
HAM, BACON
&C., &c, &c.
All goods delivered Mt the residence of the
purchaser, free Of charge. If you wish to buy
at the lowest rates, give us call.
KUPER, KARSKY co.
Junction City, August 10Th, 1871. 32-tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-23

GooDs FOR JuNCTIoN.-Henry Osthoff and Louis
Raab, of Junction City, have each brought large
stocks of goods for the Fall and Winter trade
Look out for lively times in that section as soon
as these goods arrive.