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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-06-27
KENNBDY's HBMLoCK OINTMENT

TIE proprietor, has, by the assist
snce of Eminent Physicians and
Chemists, succeeded in.utilizing the
medicinal properties contained in
the Oil, Pitch and Resin of the
Hemlock Tree, and obtained val
uable prepaI alton to be applied IS n
Salve or Plaster for Rheumatism,
Cronp, Pain or Soreness of the
Back, Chest or Stomach, Piles, Salt
Rheum, Scurvy, Sores, Ulcer, Bum
ions, Sore Curns, Frost Bites, Chill
blains, Sore Breasts and Nipples,
RiHgworms, Chatting and skin dis
eases OF iniiammatorv nature.
,HN ID PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The recent increase in the San
Francisco tea trade with Japan is
something remarkable. Last year
it amounted to 100000 pounds;
this year to $4,000, GOO pounds.
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A miser's first rule in arithmetic
is addition, but his heirs usually be-
gin with division.
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Wells carbolic Tablets.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND HOARSENESS.
These Tablets present the Acid in Combination
with other efficient remedies, in popular form, for
the Cure of all THROAT and LUNG Diseases
EOARSENESS and ULCERA TfON ofthe THROAT
are Immediately relieved, snd statements are con-
EtSutly sent 10 the proprietor of relief in cases Of
Throat difficulties Of years standing.
nAUTskSN Don't be deceived by worthless I'M
OhU AVNt itatiuns. Get only Wells Carbolic
Tablets. Price 25 cents per box. J. Q. KELLOGG,
ls Platt ST., N. Y Sole Agent for United States
nd l.,rl
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Youths Department.

s5-Original Enigmas, Charades, Problems, ETC.
are respectfully solicited. The answers must al
ways accompany them, together with the real name
Of the writer.
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR GoODSPEED'S
CAMPAIGN BOOK,

The great work Of tie year P1o-Pect1s. Pdst
Paid. rs cents An imme Dse sale guaranteed. Also
for nv CAMPAIGN CHARTS and NEW MAPS.
J. W. GOoDSPEED, Chicago, Cincinnati, or. St.
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Square New York
FAs7 - Hats, Caps, Belts, Shirts, Badges,
MEsS Hz Trumpets, &C, for Service aud Parade.
fEES- At the old Mandatory, lab Grand
ST., N. Y. CAIRNS BRO, late II. 7. GRATACAP.
Send for Illustrated circnIaTs.
AGNENVlG WANTED for the Auto biography Of
hULNA STORAGE GREELEY new
illustrated edition, now ready Get this the only
edition written by himself and endorsed by the
Tribune. E. B TREAT, Pub'r, sos Broadway, N. Y.
q IDSYCHUMANOY, UR SOUL CHARMING."-
Il How either may fascinRte aud gain the love
and affections of any person they choose, instantly.
This simple mental requirement all can possess,
free by mall for 25 cents, together with marriage
guide. Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints to LAiies,
L. A oueer, exciting book. lG0, ,0n0 sold. Address
7. WILLIAM q CO, Publi-hers, Philadelphia.
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DIR. A. EVANS,

9urEeOn ID en- tt - t,
once Corner Main and High Streets. mp stairs, over
Evans & Ferris's Bank. ALL WORK RAh-
RANTED.
February 9, 1871. feb9yIE
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-25

THE UNAPPEAsABLE BoLTERs. An ex-
change relates the following instance of
lrrepressible' discomfort, which happily
illustrates the unarpeasable nature Of the
boilers:
"a child about three years old, was
crying because his mother had shut the
parlor door. Poor thing said neigh
Dor compessionately, you have shut the
child ont. It's all the same to him,
said his mother, 'he would cry if I called
him in and shut the door. It's a pecu-
'liarity of that boy, and if he is left rather
suddenly on either side of door, he
considers himself shut out, and rebels
accordingly"
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MR. EDITOR: We think that the con-
duotors on the Greenville Railroad ere
most polite gentlemen, and most careful
OF the intereot Of the company. In gen.
tlemanly department., none can excel
them. They enjoy great popularity with
all good people. They discharge to the
full the responsible duties which are de-
volved upon them. We would make no
invidious determinations where all are
entitled to suoh high praise, but we
think it not improper to say of Mr..
lsaacs, the senior conductor, that we
know NO higher model as an officer.
JUSTICE.
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" Hess, Baltimore;J J b Runkle, G; J D
Wardlaw, Jr, W, O d A r r; d d Farmer,
Colleton; Klein, WATERFORD; E 8 ] Hayes.
Le1i ogton; W A Williams, Newberry; L Mer-
rill, o 8 A; II D Gilbert, N G; W D Aiken, 8
wife, Atlanta; Miss N McOaug hrin, r L Nc.
Caughrin, three children and nurse, Newber-
~; G FS Wright. Newberry; ] o Woodward,
s O.
Mickerson House, ) st.ingiellow, Chester /;
or and wife. A Sadler. NJ Emmert. N G; D
J Carter, Lancaster; T W White, Reidville; J
N seigler, E Keitt, Newberry; II Macksy,
Abbeville; T Kinkead, N Y; II q OFT, Aiken; T
W Ball, Baltimore; r Chatham, Helena.
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Social. EQUALITY IN WAsHINaToN.-A
Washington despatch, dated the Goth,
says:
The law of the District Legislature re.
lative to civil rights in barber shops,
hotels. eating houses, confectioneries,
&c., went into effect to-day. It imposes
penalties and forfeitures of license for
making any distinction in serving pub.
iic guests on account Of color, and re.
quires the conspicuous display of lists of
prices. Some Of the restaurant keepers,
in order to avoid selling drinks to 90.
lored men, post their prices at very high
figures, some Of them rating whiskey at
two dollars drink, brandy and mixed
drinks five dollars, ham and eggs three
dollars, and other supplies accordingly.
50 liberal reduction made to regular Gus.
toners" meaning white men.
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Neoc,sitas non Habet Legem.

Neccssitas nom Habet Leyem.
This is an old maxim. but it, too, must
give way before the march of progress.
It has stood great while, AMI through
many generations of.men, unquestioned.
To our State Treasurer was left the
honor OF completely overturning it. In
bis wonderful letter to the bond. holders,
while dilating upon the saoredness of
the public debt, he says that it was Sin.
Cured by necessity" and that there was
law for it. Necessity. therefore. has a
law, at any rate for Mr.. Parker. His
code is that bad old law, that he must
steal who has chance, and he must
keep who can.
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UNFoRTUNATE.-We regret to learn
that the dwelling of DR.. T. W. Briggs, q
large and commodious house of fourteen
rooms, in Clarendon County, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire on the Sd inst
All the furniture went with the building,
and the family made narrow escape,
some of the children being rescued at
the last moment by one of the older sons
of DIR. Briggs. There was no insurance.
Sumfer IVdtchn,an,
The mad dog excitement has taken
possession of Oorsicana, Texas, and the
citizens have already exterminated $50
dogs.
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Il Won't Do.

Treasurer Parker graciously advises
the bond-holders to proceed against the
State Auditor, and compel him to levy
taxes to pay the interest on their bonds.
This course, If successful, would, hey ond
sil question, put the necessary funds in
the Treasury; but what guarantee have
the bond-holders that it would not go
the way Of all the other millions which
have been poured into the Treasury
since Mr.. Parker's term? It looks ex.
ceedingly much like turkey for Parker
and buzzard for the bond.holders, which
ever way you take it.
~ A RinR-doye-A bride.
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A Philadelphia colored man presented
himself at Hsssler's garden. q place of
public amusement, and asked for q ticket.
He was refused on account of his color.
The negro published an account of his
grievance in the Press. The editor apo
logized for Mr.. Hassler. by stating that
even the correspondent must agree that
II ooiored persons were admitted. the
proceeds OF the garden would be consi-
derably reduced.
How is this. Mr.. Forney? We thought
civil rights in your latitude received
more respect than that. You need re-
construction sadly, We fear. in the city
of Brotherly Love.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. D. Sem & Son-Corn, Oats.
l.. D. Ohilds-Registration Bonds.
Communication Acacia Lodge.
J. ". Parker-Real Estate for Sale.
Union Savings Bank of Columbia.
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Eoo al 1tem ..

- y AAA Gss
CITY MATTERS. The price OF single
copies Of the PHOENIX is Eve cents.
A large and varied lot Of cards, suita-
BILE for weddings. invitations. visiting
and business purposes. have just been re-
ceived at this Office, which, owing to the
dull season. wiX be printed at very low
rates.
Rachael Stalworth. an old and deere
pid colored woman, convicted Of infanti-
eide, at the late term of the court for
Edgeicld County, and sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life. has, upon the re-
commentator Of prominent citizens of
that County, been pardoned by Gov.
Scott.
". NJ. Watson has been appointed by
Gov. Scott Trial Justice for EdgeHeld
County, vics NJ. Nj. Padget, whose term
has expired.
Persons desirous of investing in valua-
BILE Main street real estate are directed to
the advertisement of DR.. J. W. Parker,
in another column. The lots are eligi-
gibly situated, and should command
high figures.
The Union Savings Bank las will be
seen by card in another column) has
been fully organized, and will in short
time be open for regular business. The
Office at present is at the banking house
Of E. J. Scott, Son & Co.
The advertising agency OF Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, represented by Ros-
we'll L. Logan, Esq, is the only author
lied agency for this paper in Charleston.
Mr.. NJ. II. Collins has been appointed
member Of the Board of Health for
Ward No. 2, oice Geo. Lever, non-resi.
dent OF the Ward.
The thermometer at the Pollock House
ranged as follows yesterday: z A. NJ,
80; 10 NJ. 81; 2 P. NJ, 92; P. NJ, 80.
The following is the programme of
music by the Eighteenth Infantry Band,
ut the garrison parade ground, this af-
ternoon:
Overture Nabucca Verdi.
Polka acknowledgements.
| Chorus Massanitta-Auber.
Rock City Guard Quickstep-Mosske.
Aria and Finale Trovatore-Verdi.
PHGSIxIANA.-A noble heart, like the
sun, shows its greatest countenacce in its
lowest estate.
"Greeleymocracy" is one OF the words
now figuring in campaign paragraphs.
Speak kindly at night. for it may be
before the dawn some loved one may
finish his or her space of life for this
world, and it will be too late to ask for
giyeness.
at the marriage Of very young cou.
pie, the other day, gentleman inquired
of lady what fruit the bride and bride
groom reminded her of. ga green
pear" was the response.
Long division Separation for life.
at Springfield. Mass, lady sent the
following toast: Spruce old bachelors,
the ecer-greens Of society.
Motives are better than actions. Men
drift into crime. OF evil they do more
than they contemplate, and OF good they
contemplate more than they do.
No man can properly be called gen.
tlemsn until he has learned to courte-
ously decline doing favor.
Always avoid the company in which
you are willing to tell coarse jest, be-
cause for you it is demoralizing COM
pany Grossnesg is never humorous.
profanity is never admirable; and if your
manner and speech once begin to ravel
out upon that edge, all their manliness
and charm are in danger.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. D. Sem & Son-Corn, Oats.
L. D. Ohilds-Registration Bonds.
Communication Acacia I.ndQa
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A son OF the Rutledge who signed the
Declaration of Independence lives in II.
linois, at the age Of 103 years.
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Told You So.-The Golclen Aqe figures
up the mingled certainties and probabi-
lities OF the electoral vote, and gives
Greeley 1914 and Grant CT, with los
doubtful. Adding these doubtful votes
to Grants, his total rote would be only
172, against Greeley's 1914. Among the
doubtful States are Pennsylvania. Loui-
siana, Ohio and Illinois, with 80 votes,
but Grant loses daily and Greeley gains
daily. Pennsylvania will probably be
the keystone in Mr.. Greeley's arch of
triumph; and in Louisiana and Ohio the
prospect is exceedingly bright. The
Golden Age takes particular pride in
parading its figures, because, couple of
years ngo. it was regarded as on the
verge OF insanity for nominating Horace
Greeley to the Presidency of the United
States. But now minority OF the whole
people arc as crazy, concerning Mr..
Greeley. as the Golden Age was in its
widest moments of prophetic fanaticism.
POLITIoAn JoTTINas. little book,
entitled Horace Greeley g Jokes," which
was "edited for glory and printed for
fun" has just been issued from the
Office Of the Journeymen Printing Co.
operative Association, 80 Beekman
street. New York.
Saunders, the colored elector who re-
signed his position on the Grant ticket
in Maryland, writes from North Caro-
lima that he finds many of the colored
people Of that State disposed to vote for
Greeley.
Bingham. who is now stumping Ohio
for Grant, said at Columbus last winter,
and said it with emphasis: "Grant is
only distinguished for being id
idiot"
Ex-United States Senator Wilkenson,
of Minnesota. who supports Greeley,
writes encouragingly of the prospects of
the conservative ticket in that State.
Mr.. W. has been, until recently, strong
Radical.
The whole situation can be summed
up thusly: When the Grant politicians
had got the cards nicely placed to suit
them, the people took the whole pack in
their hands and gave them o thorough
shuttle for new deal with q new trump,
which is likely to be king OF hearts. and
not the old knave of diamonds. of which
they are heartily sick. And this is what
ails the politicians.
A New Orleans despatch says that
Lieutenant-Governor Pinchback has
been making Greeley speeeohes in st.
James Parish, La. This is regarded as
significant, as Pinchback has heretofore
favored Grant. He is the lending negro
politician in the Southwest.
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the North demands more liberal and
just treatment of the white citizens Of
the South "a Can we expect any such
policy. fromthose who strive to stir up
strife between the races in the Southern
States, and who instill into the mind of
the Ignorant negro the idea that his for
mer master is his deadly and unyielding
enemy? We warn Gen. Grant aud Score
tsry Boutwell, that such policy is full OF
danger and trouble in the future. for it
cannot fail to bring forth bitter fruit for
any Administration. 1t must inevitably
lead to disturbances Of the peace, if not
to more serious evils; and in the train of
these must come more military usurpa-
ton. more coercive legislation, more OF
that course of oppression and injustice
towards the Southern States, which has
already been pursued too long, and
which, We insist, must and shall cease,
whatever Administration may be in
power. The people of the North will
no longer suffer this unconstitutional
treatment of States within the Union, or
tolerate the Acts that lead to its continu-
ance. They know that the South would
be peaceful, if left to itself; they will not
allow its peace to be disturbed by the
selfish intrigues of narrow-minded poll
ticians. They do not intend that the
fair Southern States shall be the Ireland
of the American republic.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-25

A New York merchant recently got OH
q bender. and had over $4,000 taken
from an inside vest.pocket.
Mr.. VIM. Bristow, OF Marlboro, and
for many years proprietor Of the Matl-
boro Hotel, died last week.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-25

A Ring-dove-A bride.
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AccrDaNr.-About 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, o portion Of the embaukment, Of
the foot OF McCrsy Hill, where gang Of
men are at work grading for the Warren &
Venango Railroad, csved 10, on its down
ward course striking and partially burying
Andy Shay, one Of the laborers. Shea was
Immediately rescued from bis ,perilous posts
tion by the other Iaborerr, and upon exam~
ipstiOn it was found that one of his ankles
was quite badly sprained and one shoulder
considerably bruised. He will be out again
10 lew days.
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A suit for breach of contract of . rather
novel character IL now pending 10 one OF the
Vermont courts. In effect. gentle maid
en- sues man for promising to buy Ter and
then refusing to fulfill bis contract. l.
seems that the lady had farm which the
man wanted TO purchase. She offered the
property aud herself for 500, 600. and refus-
ed to cell separately. He accepted the
terms, paid the money, obtained the tito
deeds OF the lands, and was so well satisfied
with his bargain that be insisted on her
keeping the rest OF the purchase berself-
She did no. appreciate his magnanimity,
and insisted 90 hiS marrying her. lie de
cliued, aud now she has sued him for q
breach of contract.
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1t is said that womanly despair for The
loss OF Q lover endures three mOrths 10 the
winter and two IN the summer. The second
mouth d lady becomes interested 10 the ew
style of hair dressing; the third, she burns
her love letters. Twelve months after she
hears OF her former lovers marriage, and
wonders show she could have loved mai
with red. moustache."
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All last week ihs oil rigs on "Stump
Greek" Island seemed to be- ready to saii
down the Allegheny, as the water entirely
covered the Island and rose part way up the
sides Of the engine houses. 1t was o sin.
gular sigh. from the railroad, the ceaslese
motion OF the walking -beams, when, to all
appearances. the propelling power, was
submerged in water.
PosteiGeld and Treat tubed . seventy
barrel well uear St. Petersburg, about one
week ego. Several strikes Of smaller cal.
ibre have besn made 10 tina. vicinity re-
ceshy.-(Ete Dispatch.
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Gold at l p. m. lil
A CHECK ON =. I. c. COMPANIES.

Some davs ag, We alluded to he fact that
Hou. G. w. Seofeld had introduced bill
10 prohibit railroad companies from discrim
mating auongshippers in shipping facilities
and freigbtsge. At the tine Of ITS intro
tluctiOn, the excitement relative 10 the
Southern Improvement Comssuy was ran>
ming high and the bill was doubtless aimed
directly st this organization. By the
sprompt repeal OF the charter Of the CON-
pany, tbe State Legislature foresialled the
object Of the measure. 90 far a. It related 10
that organization; but Judge Scbo6eld bill
supplies want long felt BY shippers 10
general, who have suffered from the extor-
lions Of transportation companies, and it's
enactment is exceedingly desirable. We
tppend, IN full, tho biD,. which has been
tsics read and referred to the Committee
tn Commerce:
BE- II enacted, etc, that in all cases W here
goods, wares. aud MERCHANDISE are trans
ferred from one State to apother, u shat,
not be lawful for any railroad, canal, trans.
portation, or slack water improvement com.
pany. or their several lessees, to make auy
Discrimination, directly or Indirectly, be-
tween shippers. neither In freigbtage. char
ges. drawback. uor sliowances. nor iu
shipping facilities CT aay kiId whatever.
any anch company oHen1iag against this
provision shall be liable to psyto the par-
fy xq1rjeysd double the expoli.t of damages
thereby sustained.
SEcrieN 2. That the president. vic-
president, any director, superintendent,
agent. or other officer o. any such company,
who shsli wilfnlly violate the provision Of
tho foregoing section, shall he guilty OF Il
miadeinpanor. and upon conviction thereof
r,all, at the discretion Of the court, be i'm
pe's'nrd not exceeding 0ae year. ana psy q
aae not exceeding Eve thousand dollars.
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Collins history of K-ulucky, at cost o.
four dollars per copy, mnst bs placed 10 all
the public schools Of Kentucky. b5 order Of
the Legislature. And now. by 'aI mesns, =
says Lonisviile paper, 'let the Legislature.
at its next session. order the Lnuhville
directory into the publc schools. Ods 10
about ps necessary as the other"
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NOTEs OFTHE DAY.

II thine enemy wrong thee. buy each Of
bis children drun.
Tiily Ward, colored, came OF victor ct Q
inuesoin spelling contest
An indianapolis creditor served papers
upon the widow Of his debtor while the
funeral was in progress.
sucking eggs for tho championship 10 the
way 10 which the rivalry Of manhood devel-
ops itself in Tennessee. The beet score
thus far 10 thirty at sitting.
And now the State Of Iowa, which voted
down negro suffrage 10 1857. sends colored
man, Alexander Clark Of Mnscatine, as q
delegate at large 10 the Philadelphia Con-
vention.
The commission for the improvement OF
the working classes has resolved to found
popular theater at Moscow as . means OF
removing from the working classes the
temptation 10 spend their evenings In drink.
ing.
The Omaha spiritualists ore disappointed.
II was announced By departed spirit that
the world was to come to an end On the 3lst
nit. That was a prediction, they thought,
that would make . sensation, when fulfilled;
and SO is would.
Brownsville, Texas, was recently swept
BY q tornado, which demolished many
huiIdino os and iniut cd a number of Dereon6
One negro caoiu turned several eomsrsau'ts
through the street, when It finally came TO
o stand still, and . duzeu negroes crawled
out unhur..
An exchange says New Hampshire man
committed snicde last week, at the ago Of
threescOrs and ten, for the reason that be
could not reform bis dissipated habits, and
felt sure that they would blast bis career 10
life should they become rooted BY many
more gears indulgence.
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.
CoRNPlANTgR Marct

EDITOR DAur REC RID You will plea. q
noui ce that JAMES W. SHAW will be 4 Ca,3
date for denomination for the office OF kegi.,,r
Recorder at the ensuing Republican Primary I'd
tion.
Mr.. Shaw was private in the Army Of the r,
ion and lost his right arm in our own State az ,h
battle oi Ge tysburg lie Is Competent, promp. an
Obiging, and hns gwen entir.' satisfaction 10 ID
business public as an officer. Therefore ha,iugb.-
disabled In ,hc service u: our country. brt hen
well qualified for .he position a d having the cod
dcnc. Of the business public AMI community !
.rge rs an officer his denomination will be u'!a
at our Urinary Election on he dayof
neat NgNANGD G. ryf.
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We daily hear complaints about the
wieicbeh condition Of the sidewalks 10 VAR
ious parts OF the village, and have several
Hines been requested to "blow" somebody
concerning the walk on Wild Cat street,
We refrain, however, but think it would
be good idea for those concerned to pay d
little attention to sidswslks ss soon Us pos
sibie.