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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-03-13
THROAT AND LUNGS.

1t is gratifying to us to inform the public that DI
l. O. c. Wishartis Pine Tree Tar Cordial for Throat
and Lung Diseases, has gained an enyia0ie rsPuta-
tion from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast, and from
thence to some of the first families of Europe, not
through the press alone, but by persons throughout
the States actually benefited and cured at his office
While he publishes less, so say our reporters, he is
unable to supply the demand. Itgains and holds its
reputation
First. Not by stopping stopping cough, but BY
loosening and assisting nature TO throw oil the IN
healthy matter collected about the throat anu OFo
chial tubes, lChich causes trTitdtioH.
Second 1t removes the cause of irritation (Which
produces cough) of the mucous membrane and
bronchial tubes assists the lungs to act and throw
of the unhealthy secretions, and purihes the blood
Third. 1t is free from squis, lObelia, ipecac and
opium, of which most throat and lung remedies are
composed, which allay cough only, and disorganize
the stomach. 1t has a soothing effect on the stom,
acb, acts on the liver and kidneys and ymphatic and
nervous regions thus reaching to every part of the
system and in its nvigorating and purifying effects
it has gained reputation which 1t must hold above
all others in the market.
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Red IIorse Powder.

This celebrated Horse medicine is for
sale at Dunn's and Seybert & Isanenn's
Drug Stores. See advertisement on 4th
page. dec19tf
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We are pleased to learn that Mr..
w. A. Morrow will resume the dry
goods business this Spring.
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Single copies of the News may be
found every week atRobert Doggett's
Periodical store. Price s cents. ~
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Hon. N BARRERE is the Democratic
nominee for the Constitutional Con.
vention.
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Hon. John A Smith voted against
the bill to increase the salaries of Con
gressmen.
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Constitutional Convention.

lAnnOuneing candidates 50 in adpGncel
We are authorized TO announce JAMES II.
THOMPSON, of Hillsboro, as q candidate for men,
Der of the Constitutional Convention, to represent
Highland county.
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IILLSBORO AND CINCINNATI.

NorE.-St Louis Express runs daily-an other
passenger trains daily, Sundays excepted. Fast
Line and Cincinnati Express stop only at Athens,
Chilicothe, Greenfield, Manchester and Loyeland-
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Read MIR. Wickerham's able plea for
the poor settlers on the Va. M. lands.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
ARE AS FOLLOWS
ONE YEAR, ONLY s3.

l. Every Subscriber, for three dollars, shall
eeve the Christian Union for one year. the illustrate
ed Holiday number, back numbers of Miss Alcott's
new story and the choice between the two picture
premiums, viz: the Pair and the oleograph,
S22 Worth Of Pictures Free HOlof LOokf
q Any one sending s5.I5, shall receive the Chris
tian Union for two years. the Illustrated Holiday
number, the back number Of Miss Alcott's new sto-
ry and both of the Picture Premiums.
8. Any one sending So for himself and 50 for
new subscriber, Ii. e., six dollars In all shall re-
eeive one copy of the Christian Union for year,
and both Picture Premiums; and the new subscri-
Der shall receive one copy of the paper for year
and either of the two picture premiums he may
choose; and both subscribers shall receive the Illus
trated Holiday number free, and the back numbers
OF Miss Alcott's new Story.
The picture premiums thus presented are deliv-
cred at the publication Office. If the su .scribeF
adds ten cents for expenses of wrapping, railing
ETC., of either premium, s3.10 altogether, tie cop
les will be mailed postpaid; and If the subs riber
sends 95 cents more S. 35 altogether, the COZ les so
mailed will be strongly mounted, sized and var
nished, all ready for framing-the Pair of ChromOs
on cardboard, and the OleOgraph on limp canvass.
Or, the Oleograph mounted on canvass and wooden
stretcher-exactly like an oil painting, vanished,
etc. S34O [must be sent by express at the expense
of the subscriber
The mounted form is much the more satisfactory,
and the one which the most subscribers order.
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81 Park Place, New York.
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At Lancaster, the people are getting the
best of Perry county coal at 12k cents per
bushel, delivered. Hurry up our Coal road.
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Lost.
Lost-Pocket BOokl

On Tuesday, March 1lth, between 10 and
i2 O'Clock, A NJ, Blue Morocco Pocket
Book, either on the Cincinnatipike between
Allensburg and HiIlsboro, or in Hillsboro,
containing $26 and some cents.
The finder viii be literally rewarded and
the lost property thankfully received, ai
this Office, or by Miss D. N. RoBB, Evans
St Hillsboro. mar13tf
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Marriage Licenses Issued For
the Week ending March Ist.

Geo F Barthlein to Margaret Fischer.
VIM Aber to Rachel ] CLANCY.
Louis A Galliet to Ella Porter.
VIM Mount to Mary ] Young.
John Miner Turley to Mary S Jones.
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Largest Circulation in the World
Special Attractions for 1873.
SERIAL STORIES

BY DISTINGUISHED WRITERS.
Among the authors thus engaged are LOUISA M.
ALcoTT, author Of 'sLittle Women" 'Iittle Men,"
etc.
HARRIET BEE0HER STOWE, author of ~Uncle
Toms Cabin, T" ''My Wife and L"
EDWARD EGGLEsTON, author Of fThe Hoosier
School Master" etc.
ROBERTsoN GRAY, the nom de plume of another
favOrite story writer.
sz- The above serials in Book form would cost
double our subscription price.
splendid list OF contributors write for the Chris
tan Union, including many famous authors Of En-
gland and America
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No new cases of small pox, and the
Spargur family are all recovering.
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Corporation Republican Meet

The Republican voters of HiIlsboro vii
meet at the Court House, on Saturday eve
ming, March 15, 1873, at 81 o'clock, to nom
mate candidates for Town Council for thu
the ensuing two years. Let there be full
attendance.
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EeGAL Mey1cgs,
Important to Advertiser.

Amportout 10 AOVerthAerss
Advertisers win do wen 10 remember that
the circulation of the NEws is NEARLY
DOUBLE that of any other paper in the
OOunty-s fact which we can verify by our
books, il disputed.
They win also please bear in mind, that
our paper is sent by mail to none but those
who pay for it STRICTLY N ADvANcE-thus
proving that its readers are of the class that
Advertisers desire to reach.
EAdvertixing rates LOWER Gin proper
ton 10 circulAtiOa) than any other paper in
the county.
HillsbOro. Sept 96, 1872. If
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Claims have beer filed against the estate
of James Fisk, jr., equal to its entire value
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Painters supplies. \
Pure Ground Spices,

Brushes, Paints and Oils; Yarnishes, Putty
and Glass of all sizes.
Pure Ground Spices,
(Our own grinding) Cloves, Allspice. Pep
per, Cinnamon, Ginger, Nutmegs, and
Mace.
For Pure Drugs Of ali Kinds.
GO TO the ''Blue Froat," East Main St.,
Rillsboro, Ohio.
SEYBERT & ISAMENN, Druggists.
oct3ltf
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Each street lamp in Cincinnati cost $32 80
during the last year. Ours Cont cost half
that sum.
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Newspaper Exchanges will still go free
through the mails, under the new postage
law, to take effect next January.
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The ground hogs "six weeks" are
up next Sunday.
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sewing Machines.
ToWn PranerlH ror Sale

See advertisement of new Sewing Nj
chimes at bargain. feb13tf
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Our merchants are beginning to go
East for uew goods.
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The Spring Term of thisSchoOl win com
mence on Monday, March oath.
=mar13w2
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SPRING really seems to have put in
an appearance, as the lawyers say.
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NEW SERIES.
NEW SERIES.
NEW SERIES.
Iittell's Living Age

On January 1st, 1873, begins volume one of New
Series, thus affOrdng the most favorrbe time that
has occurred in q number of years for the beginning
of New Subscriptions.
Aweekly magazine, of sixty-four pages, TEE LIv-
ING AGE gives more than
THREE AND QAURTER THOUSAND
double-co lumn octave pages of reading-matter
yearly, forming four large volumes. Il presents in
an inexpensive form, considering its great amount
and with SATIsFAcToRY COMPLETENESS attempt-
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views Criticisms Serial and Short Stories, Sketches,
Poetry, Scientific, Biographical, Historical and Po-
litica Information from the entire body Of Foreign
Periodical Literature, and from the pens of the
ABLEsT LIVING WRITERS.
tits pronounced by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
The Nation, The n. Y. Evening Post, and the lead
ing men and journals of the country, to be ''the
best of all eectic publications" :" and is tndis-
pensable to every one who desires a thorough COM
pendulum of all that Is noteworthy and admirable In
the literary world.
ES- Now is the time TO subscribe, beginning with
the New Series, and with entirely New Serials One
by MN. Erckmann-Chatrian, the distinguished
French writer one by Fritz Reuter-, the popular
German novelist; and others to be announced here
thors as usual.
Published weekly at IS year, free of postage; or,
for $40, any of the American 81 MOnthlies, Tor
Harper's Weekly or Bazar, or Appleton's Journal,
weekly is sent with The Living Age for year or
for S. so, The Living Age and Our Young Folks.
Address LITTELL & GAY, Boston.
jan2n
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The long winter has made feed for cattle
scarce with some of the farmers.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-03-13

A great many potatoes, it is said, have
been frozen during the past winter.
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Mr.. P. T. Barnum announces that
his great travelling museum, menage-
rie and hippodrome will open at the
New York American Institute Build
ing, Third avenue and Sixty-third
street, on Monday, March 31st, for
two weeks, after which it will start on
its third annual tour.
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The potato bug is pronounced to have
been winter-killed. We don't believe the
story.
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GIVEN AWAY!

A NeU and Exquisite French OEeOgraph.
"a name given only TO the highest and choicest
class of French and Italian Art-printing in oils
the perfection of Oil ChromosD The picture is q
fac sime of tie latest and most brilliant work of
the great painter LoBRICHON-a charming subject,
charningiy portrayed beautiful creation of art,
entitled
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aAIarch winds" have been prevalent
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WE HAVE IN PREsS,
A NEW BOOK

BY well known and popular author, on an entire
IL new subject. The book viii be profrsely lius-
trated and handsomely bound and win sel readily
to all classes. Agents wishing to secure territory
should apply at once. J. B. BURR 3 HYDE,
jan16H Hartford, Conn, OF Chicago, u.
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From Jacksonville.

Improvements The Neao Pike
Hedlth-1Ir. Smiths Nomination,
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bargains In Sewing Machines.

dec5tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05
BY Lyme. & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
T%aisE6 No. 1919 Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE AND Va
TIE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN BETWEEN
s sM hHds Also, THAT LARGE, VAL uABLE,
ATR STd9S HE r keT 81
UF SMITH & McCURDEY, ON. THE WEST
LINE OF ,TWENTY-FINsT BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY 81 REEFS, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
THE FACTORY OF JAMES r., a; SC0TT e C os
The. NORTH; ALSO, A. LOT. IN IARREEAR
OF THE ABOVE, WITH A STABL e M5akSSDN
FRONTING ON AN ALLEY, AND kBnUT
s Al Al PUBLIC AuCTIoN-We'.s shall, at the
request Of the owner sell at public auction on the
premises, on, THURSDAY the 10th day of April,
s73, commencing at d o'clock p. NJ and sell In the
paned The fVGTipg srae brick
store thereon, with dwelling over same now used as
saloon, fronting on the south hne OF Main street
Is 1o-l2xIoT3 feet.
). That truly valuable LOT on which formerly
stood the factory Of Mcssrs. Smith McCurdey, haY
Ing front on the west line Of srees OF
q. NiCELOT adjoining on its north, fronting
on Twenty first street l65x86 feet.
ALOT In rear Of the above, fr tn on an
After which viii be sold about 5000 old BRICKS
This property, for large tobacco factory Is equal
to any In the city being SO very 10
and is worth the attention of parties desiring 10 In
A plat, showing dimensions of lots, &C., win he
the premises at Inc ,a n0nr OF er z: be
APPS LYME s BROTHER. Aucttoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05
BY W. GOddiD,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE vALUA:-
EAST CORNER OF MAIN AID EIGHTH ;I HI, I
STREETS known Az THE STE nEs Of 0N THE EI
LINE LINE Of Ninth sTREETs, BETWEEN
MAIN AID CARY sTREETs.,By S virtue of
Wellington Goddin, trustees, bearing date ST.
ssann s ap s HseS s to vi Ss h to
RECORDED in tichmond Chaiicery Court. the
Ia acting trustee es rd e deas s aRa
Setion On the premises on T0EsbAY the 18th
e ARr not 1871 81 Se s9 aT day
same hour, the real estate mentioned In the said
IN 20. rst deed it is described as fronting on the
south side of Main street LIS feet more less, rnn
ming back loo feet more or less to an alley = feet
aley, fronting thereon 4lS feet running back In an
angular shape cot feet to stone wall In the third
deed 1t is described Us fronting on the east line OF
n The second deed it Is described as fronting on the
west line of Ninth street $50 feet running back lao
TERMS Under the first deed, enough in cash to
defray expenses of sale and to pay of two notes
past DUE each for $500; and credits OF $500 each,
nayable In monthly instalmeuts, on the 18th day OF
each and every mouth, beginning on the 18th
18th OF April 1873, and ending on the 15th-lsth
of March, 1875; and rs TO the residue Oh the pro-
cees OF sale, on such terms rs may be announced at
: Under the second deed, enough In cash TO defray
expenses of sale and to pay OFT note Of SS4s. o5,
which fell due 4th APRIL 1873 and as to the residue
of the proceeds of SALE on such terms as may be an
nounced at the hour of sale.
Under the third deed, enough In cash to defray
expenses of sale and % pay OF note for Sl,07ea7.
winch fell due 21st24th january last; on credit as
to Slll5o until the 2lst-24th July, 1879 and to the
residue of the proceeds OF sale, on such terms as
sffai OuDCed ut the hour OF sale. .'t"
In each case the credit yments are to bear inter
est and TO be secured by negotiable notes aud deed
of trust. The taxes for this year to he paid by the
purchasers. Zap 81 w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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4. by Grubbs . Wittiams, .sss
Aucttoneers and Real Estate Agents, 81.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
GALE OF THE RICHMoNDtAND

GALE OF THE RI Oh ION ID AND
~ YORK. RIVER RAIL BOA d. By yirtae % o.
decree of the Chancery Court Of the city OF t5et-
rmoni In the causes of the Richmond and orr
River railroad Company rS. y. :Proeser depp ono
Robert aaury and Il anu
York River Rsilruad Company, entered ON tne lSsn
ay Of December, 1917, we, tue or the
survivor OF Us, aall cell by public aursion y te
OF Messrs. Graeos g ,;s
ed day OF May 1878. at the hour OF u m; all tle
property Of every Kind, real peTsonst anu mixed,
OF t,G MOGfs AND. Y9R RIVE Ell RAIE.
ROAD CoMPANY, Including tts ROADWAY. rails,
rad all other property &liafsoeyar, cludisg also
the franchises Of sald COMPANY and excepting from
such sale nothing whatsoever Belonging TO said com-
pany except fig chooses in actaon and debts due or to
THE TRHsfs OF, SALE WILL BE AS. FOLLOWS:
Tie sum Of atSp0e0 shall be paid In CASH, and tho
residue OF theparcf1Sa money shell pe payable ia
foowss $as, eea on the Isl Of danaarys sWfsiu-
day Of sale, payable semi annually sseaooc oil f6s
list day os january lsss. With Interest," t rate OF
ceats leE nlln from the day Of sales payable
semi annnally and Die remaiidero OF such purchase
money fhe list diS or JaEuary, 1871 with Interest
2. the ,sis af aS ssga .c
totha ratification or rejection OF The court and os
sesstonI 10 te delivered until tho sale has 6ceH
ratified By the court; the deferred pas uents ia h
secured b3 deed es tfsas. on t9e prspsry sold ileh
Capitalists viii ,xke notaee that the seet es ssie
aud conveyance win bS % Hxnngu the std cp.L-
usass and lpake sas OF 9 pods
Il 81 .:
tsess !, asss s II y " tpH
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-" By ID. Z. WeisiRer,
Auctioneer and Land Agent,
No. IO15 Main street, ar


MINE VERY HANDSOME AND DE-
~ sIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, ON THIR-
TENTH, TWELFT H sr P9R Rrs I'M SB 3:aH +
MOST IMPROVING PARTS OF .MANCHES.
TER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION--By request OF
the owners, viii sell on the premises on TUES
DAY, April 8, 1879, at o'clock p NJ, the following
THREE EtjTs fronting together 90 feet on Thir-
teenth by l2s deep between Semmes anu Railroad
streets, with large barn thereon. r...,c,,
ONE VERY PRETTY LOT, go feet on Iwentn
by ia5 deep, adto.nfng Mr.. Douglas Baird.
ONE VERY PRETTY LOT. 80 feet on the south
side of Porter by 15a deep, adjoining the new resi-
TWO VERY PRETTY LOTS, fronting together
u feet on north side of Bainbridge street, by 166
deem, between Eleventh aud Twelfth streets.
: TWO VERY PRETTY LOTS Of 40 feet each, on
the south side Of Hull between Third and fOurtn,
which are we'll adapted for stores. &c. !,
This property should attract the attention OF al
persons who wish to Invest In Manchester rs 1t can
not be surpassed. -.
TERMS Liberal, and will be made known at the
hour of sale - = u DE- WEISIGER,
ana Auctioueer.
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i. 81 BY Richardson 6 Goa sc ~
81 Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, Z
S.,.,~. 1l,3 Main street. -

eEyEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,
- ON GRACE STREET NEAR NJ 0NR "
PARK.tFOR SALE BY tAUCT1ON.-On TUES
DAY the stf instant, at fialf-past4 O'Clock Il ~
we shali sen by auction, on the premises, FIVE
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS fronting ~ L!s
nv 1so fees with an alley In the rear twenty fees
Wide. on the south side of Grace street Lau.
rel and Shafer streets, and TWO fronting s2s oy 10
to 1850 feet with alley In the rear hiteen teeg
More beautiful lots could not be offered for sale
and TO paroles Wishing to buy with view TO Guild
no offered during the present or coming season. The
Class of buildings already erected and the extsn-
sive Improvements anticipated IN this ioca ut
aty No one should fail to attend The sale tand
secure one or more of these beautiful lots:
TERMS: One-third cash; the balance IN slx anu I
secured by deed Of trust to be given for the defer
roS M ynentsE RICHARDSON & CO., =
tST ~ p1 A.>1'@ 4EssE 80. 80 - Auenoneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 4.
= = VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
I'M TIE TOWN or nfdNCHEsTEH. va.
SITUATED ON FIFTEENTH STREET pc.
TWEEN PORTER AND cDeNoUGHt

- FAEl
4 By virtue of,at deed Of trust executed By ~ a.
pillow and 8. =. hlswfse, dated saad dayof March,
,s7q, and daiysos record In the ghesetfcfd County
Court clerksudics D. B, volams 81 page ns, VIII
s,nose for sale at public auction on THURSDAY,
aAprilIo, 1874, at so'clock z. a., that hs e -
I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESIDENCE ENC 81. 4;
s,1,ated as above. The lot fronts ~ feet on SAID
JEFFERSON street andrans back between parallel lines
200 feet. ,s.s,,. Ix.E y
rfisis nice little place, surronnded win snru.
berry and fruitrees Of all kinds ana Is no
nelghborhood. ~ s. - =. =,
:. TERMS Cash as 10 so much as viii be necessary
to nav the expenses OF sale and ~ rose now cnefor
a1as: and the balance at SIX. twelve, ighfeen ana
twenty-fonr months for, negotiable notes bearing
ner cent interest from day sale, secured tfuss
deed. - ROBERT B.. BEAzLEY, Trustee.
I MOODY & Royal, Auctloneers. lsp L-tds