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nHYsiCIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE On Main Street, over Baker,
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

OFFICE Over John Ruthrauff's Hardware
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East OF Head Quarters
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nURyEYOR Office in first block South OF
- Court House Attention given to retracine
Tie lines of old surveys. laying out. parting
ofr,and dividing up lands, ,leveiing foI prohle'
of roads and bitches.
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Administrators Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
Administrator of the Estate OF Laura Wal
terhouse, Late of Hancock County, ,'hio, de-
ceased. EZRA BROWN
| November 2, 1871 26-2ss
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Z. ID. JOHNSON,

ATTORNEY sT LAW.
Oifice in New Bank Building, West side OF
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q. HI. HAVEN.

Office over Fellers, johnson & Cos store,
West Side Main Street, Findlay, Ohio.
Anril IA 1876 6m
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Notice of Appointment

Estate OF John Steen, Deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator of the Estate oi
John Steen, late of Hancock county deceased
Dated this 9th day of October, A. D. 1871
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nARBER SHOP Is THE PLACE WHERE
II you can get the best of work done in the
neatest possible style. Ladies' and Children s
Hair Cutting nd 5hampooing a speciality.
Shop Opposite Old White Corner. Two Chairs
always found ready for business. Call and
see him and get Good Job. Ladies desiring
work done, by leaving word al the shop he
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CHAPTER ".

J. L. CAsIAIIR GoDEUIL.
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t'HOSE whorecpgnILe the magic power OF
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run BY steam. .RnGeT The supervision OF an ex-
perienceCl and careful foreman and toxether
with our low rents added TO the fact that We
use stes IN power gives Us a great ADVANTAGE
overcttv Offces. Callend examine our wcrS
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-04-26
[FOr the News.
a Railroad RhYme,

Awake from your slumbers, o people of Highland
See! The wild hriars have grown at your doors,
And the sPoiler viii come, while wrapt in your
slumbcrs,
And draw off the wealth Of your bountif j stores.
Around your fair borders the sounds are awaking,
That come from the hammer, the saw and the
wheel,
With blows from the OK the forests are quaking,
And highways are building. Of iron and steel.
Shall Industry find TO home in our borders?
Then others will court her, nor court her in vain
Wherever she smilrs, the people shall prosper,
And riches shall blossom DER mountain and plain
0 why let your gift of ten talents lie idle,
While others with less. have multiplied been7
Like the steward unfaithtul described 10 the Bible
If you fail to improve, you are guilty Of sin.
Resolutions are all very well in their places,
They are easy to make with stroke of the pen,
But res0triug to do is hut trifng and childs play,
Unless followed mp by acting liLs men.
'Tis easy enough to build railroads on paper,
No streams are encountered. nor mountains to
grade
Roads are easily built, with the pen or the pencil
But better when built with the pick and the spade
0 when shaIl the scream Of the narrow gauge en-
gine,
Wake the echoes thro' Highland, from West unto
East?
When shall we see these iron behemoths
Bearing off the productions of man and Of beast?
When fine resolutions are turned into astions,-
When the pick axe stands ready, as well as the
pen
When railroads on paper to earth are transp'anted,
And the work is begun by laJOring men.
When our actionsno longer belle our professions
And our promises fair, may be taken at par,
Then our town may "lOOk ont for the locomotive"
And wen all axe ride on the narrow gauge car.
HiIlsboro, April 70, 1877. HEADLIGHT.
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PIKE.

Piketon Courier From the pres
ent indications it seems as though
Waverly will secure the Valley road
after all. A petition is being circu-
lated, asking the Legislature to
change a portion Of the tow-path of
the canal to what is now the bernie
bank, and to abandon the tow-path,
allowing Mr.. Chapman to build the
road thereon. If this is done the
road will be built along the canal
from Chillicothe to Waverly, crossing
on the S. J. & P. R. R. bridge and
thence down the east side.
It is expected that cars will be
running from jackson to Waverly,
over the S. J. &P. narrow gauge
road, about the 1st of May. The
tracklayers are some miles this side
of Beavertown, Pike county.
Waverly Republican Pike coun
ty is about to lose one of her most
enterprisiDg and excellent citizens,
in the person of D. O. Bailey, of
Piketon, who will shortly remove
with his family to Southern Illinois,
having disposed of his property in
this county.
The Waverly Republican of last
week publishes the following:
BYINGToN, April IA, 1877.
Pursuant to adjournment of last
at Sinking Springs, April
6, a quorum of the corporators of the
Sunfsh Valley Railroad met at By
ington, S. Patton chairman, and Ira
Garman secretary pro TEN. P. n.
Wickerham, the former Secretary,
not being present.
Moved, that books be opened
along the line Tuesday, May Is, at
the following places: Piketon, VIM.
George; Idaho, S. B. Violet; Latham,
7. G. Reed; Byington, J. Umphries;
Springs, P n. Wickerham;
Belfast, Wehster's Store; Fairfax and
Sugar Tree Ridge.
S. PATTON, Chairman.
IRA GARMAN, Secretary.
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THE ATLANTIC for May opens with descriptive
article on the primitive musical instruments used IN
barbarous and semicivilized nations, being the
first ia the series on "Crude and Curious Inven-
tiOns at the Centennial Exhibition" by Edward H.
knight. Eleven Illustrations add to the interest
Of the text. Mr.. james brings his story Of "The
American" to a conclusion In the "Diary Of q
Brtish Officer in Boston in l775," the writer men
tions the battle of Bunker TTiU but gives It much
less prominence than the Concord. and Lexington
fights. Charles Francis Adams, Jr., describes
Wollaston's settlement on the shores of Boston
bay in 1925. Colonel George E. Waring, Jr., dis
cusses the "Life and Work Of the Eastern Farm
er, ," and argues in favor of the village system of
Europe as the best method of preventing the
evils and drawbacks Of isolated farm life. The
Wagner Music-Drama at Bayreuth last year is de-
scribed by Henry T. Finck. This number Of the
ATLANTIC, is strong in poetry. Mr.. Whittier con-
tributes "Hymn Of the Dunkards, - at Kloster
Kedar, Pennsylvania, 1888: Mr.. Longferlow gives
US Castles in Spain' E. c. Stedman Seeking the
and Spring Miracles" is the title Of
a little poem BY Elizabeth Akers Allen. The Con-
tributors' Club continues to be one of the most at
tractiye parts of the Magazine. Under Recent Lit
erature, Mr.. Howells reviews ut length the au-
of Harriet Martineau, and there are
several other book aud art criticisms. s. a year.
H. o. HOnghtOn Co. Boston, Mass.
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1H the Death gf Emma p. Murray, Vho disJ NareI
25th, 1877.
"Dear Mother, must surely die"
] feel my time is drawing nigh,
know my sins are all forgiven,
And shall pass from earth to Heaven.
Ny SaviOr's arms around me now,
He wipes the sweat from off my brow,
I'll lean my head On His dear breast,
And there will securely rest.
How could bear my pain severe,
If it was notfor my Savior dear?
He points me to my home above,
Where all is joy and peace and love.
There's not cloud that doth arise,
To hide my Savior from my eyes,
soon will be where angels roam,
Farewell! dear friends, Pm going home
leave our children in your care,
Teach them the Lord to love and fear.
Tel them it was their mothers prayer,
That they the bliss Of Heaven may share.
Ny Bible you gave on my bridal day,
Give to our boy tell him to pray;
Tell him loved in it to read,
For there found help in time Of need.
For cur dear girl-would III another
Won't you give one, dear loving mother
Tell her to remember the counsel I've given,
And prepare to meet her mother in Heaven.
Nertie and Maynard so dear to my heart,
Hard it is with my darlings to part,
But He that kept will keep them still,
I'm willing to submit to his will.
Knowing all viii work for good,
To those that love and serve the Lord.
Oh may we love him here Alright,
That we may be with angels bright
Kiss me goodnight, dearest mother,
Where is my dear deaf mute brother
Ny only brother, Willie dear p
In Heaven you will speak and hear.
Ny dear, good father, now so gray,
Who night and mo u with us did pray,
And my dear sister, It's hard to part,
But Christ will heal each wounded heart
And when life's tolls on earth are O'er.
hope wen met on that brigeter shore,
Where all is love and peace and Joy,
And nothing will our bliss annoy.
My loving husband, we shall meet
And worship at the SaviOr's feet.
Hark dOn'tyOu hear that whisper low,
'Niy Savior calls me-let me 60"
Dear friends, let's dry each weeping eye,
Our Emma raigns above the sky,
NOrwould exchange her happiness
For all the riches kings possess.
If we continue to proceed,
COnfessing Christ in word and deed,
With Prince Emmanuel we will dwell,
Secure from all the suares of hell.
Oh for this end, let us pray,
And never frUm our duty stray,
But may our gUdliuess arise,
Aud show we're travelling TO tho skigs.
Oak Ridge Farm, April %, 1873, z. j.. s.
Cincinnati Gazette and Mute's Chronicle please
,opy.
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PRoPosED EXTENSION OF THE S. J.
& P RALwAY-A Springfield, O.,
special to the Cincinnati. Gazette says:
''The people of Miami County are
vigorously agitating the extending of
the Springfield, Jackson & Pomeroy
Narrow Gauge Railroad to their fer
tile valley. It would doubtless be
of incalcutable benefit to the towns
of Miami and the!Aestern towns of
Clarke, which are comparatively iso-
lated for want of direct line to the
coal and iron regions, to say moth
ing of the other traffic and travel be-
tween points east and west, which
have always been CARRIED on in an
expensive and roundabout way"
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POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLT.-COnduCtedb by E.
L. Youmans. Published by D. Appleton 6 Co.,
$40 and 55l Broadway, New York. Contents for
May:
!. Gar-Pikes, Old and Young. 1. By Prof Bur
G. Wilder. lHustrated.)
?. Mesmerism, Odylism, Table-Turning, Spirit
ualism. I. By William B. Carpenter, Ii. D.,
RS.
3. Aqueducts. By William E. Simmons. ul
lustrated.)
4. GravitatiOn, and How it Works. By Gran
vile F. Foster.
5. On the Habits of Ants. By Sir John Lub-
book, Bart
6. The New Star in the Constellation Of the
Swan. By Amedee Guillemin. tIlustrated)
7. Antique Marbles. By John D. Champlin, Jr.
s. On the Wonderful Divisibiliry of Gold and
other Metals. By Alexander E. Outerbridge, Jr.
9. Movements of Jupiter's Cloud Masses. By
Richard A. Proctor.
10. Toadstool-Eating. By julius A. Palmer, Jr.
Ii. Sketch OF President Barnard. with Por-
trait.l
y. Correspondence.
13. Editors Table: Mental OverwOrk under
the Competitive Prize Systematic Relative I'M
portance of Ideas-Concerning "Blue Glass"
Literary Notices: BagehOt's English COnstitu-
tion, and Other Essays-Spencer's Principles Of
Sociology -Prescotts Electricity and the Electric
Telegraph-TyndalTs Lessons in Electricity
Wright's Philosophical Discussions Wallace's
Russia, etc.
/ Popular Miscellany: Cotton Culture in Egypt
Testimonials to Mr.. Darwiu-IgnOrant Entsrprisc-
/ Production Of Near-Slghtedness in SchOols-As-
| Economical Observation on the Rocky Mountains
Influence Of Heat on Galvanic COnduCtiyity, etc.
/ Notes.
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A Wonderful Institution.

ABOUT twenty years ago O surgeon, on
| realizing the great army of over two hund-
red thousand deformed people in. the Uni
ted States, debarred from so much enjoy
ment and usefulness, and realizing the in
adequate means offered for their relief. and
the fact that every day was adding to this
host of sufferers, he determined to revolu-
tiOnize, as far as possible, the old mode of
treatment of such cases by casting aside
the crual torture Of the blisters, setons,
cauteTies, redshot irons, bleeding, saliva
tion, and heroic medication, and insug-
urate a more rational, humane, and GER
tain method of cure.
The twenty years, with nearly million
of dollars, have been expended in invent
ring apparatus, machinery, and appliances,
and founding institutions for their cure.
Over forty thousand grateful hearts re-
iOice to-day in the cures made by the Ma
tioual Surgical Institute. with its four
great divisions at Philadelphia, Indianap-
oils, Atlanta and San Francisco. Surgeon
generals Of other nations, and the foreign
commissioners at the Centennial paid it
homage, and gave it the most eulOgistie
certificates and Communications.
1t exhibited there five times as many in
struments and appliances for the cure of
diseased Joints and defOrmities of the hu-
man body, as the United States and all 9TH
or nations combined, and, of course, fre-
ceived the highest premium, diploma and
medal
All its methods Of cure are RATIONAL sci
entifc, and free from the Old torturinq and
usages and failures of the past. Those
who have never visited this Institution can
form no conception of the great advanta-
ges it possesses over all others who may
propose to attempt a cure without these
facilities To remove pain and disease,
give motive to stiff joints, correct deform-
tiles Of all kinds, restore paraliZed limbs,
and cure piles and fstula, diseases peculiar
to women, and also diseases peculiar to
men, is its mission.
We have learned on account of the hard
times preventing 50 many sufferers visiting
the National Surgical Institute for relief,
two OF more surgeons have consented to
visit our city, and will be at the Woodrow
House, HillsborO, o., May l6 and Z, 1877,
where we would advise all needing their
attention to be sure to call and see them.
They Will have with them a large stock Of
machinery, appliances, supporters, appa-
ratus, and remedies for treating the af-
hiCted.
No fee for examination, and all who can
not be benefited viii be frankly told so,
while those cured will be charged moder-
ately.
CAUTION. not be deceived by i'm
posters who travel over the country, imi-
initiating the National Surgical Institute.
They are impostors, and have no Institu-
tiOn at all. Be sure you employ none but
surgeons from this Institute. Send to the
Natis1 al Surgical Institute for circulars.
Address either Philadelphia, Penn, or
indianapolis, Ind.
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Rupture cured in from 80 to 30 days by
the use of the Triumph Truss and Tri-
umph Rupture Remedy, manufactured by
the Triumph Truss Co, 334 Bowery St,
n. Y. Branch Office 1915 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa. This Truss and Sup
porter took the medal at the last session of
the Great American Institute Fair.
Mrs c. A. NJ. Burnham, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
the accomplished Hernia Surgeon in charge
of the Ladies Department, will see pa
tients at the Philadelphia Office, from 10
A. NJ. to P. NJ. on Aug. 8, and on alter
nate Thursdays thereafter, throughout the
year. Send 10 cents for their new book,
to either Office. au3yI
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Railroad.

A writer in the Ripley Times has
an article advocating the securing a
charter for a railroad from Colum-
bus, Ohio, via Mt Sterling, Wash
ington, Hillsboro, Sardinia, George
town to Ripley. This to be extend
ed up to Aberdeen or Maysville, thus
making a continuous line from Co.
lumbus to the South. We are of
the opinion that route would be of
infinite benefit to Brown county, and
Of more advantage to Ripley than a
road to connect with either the G. &
E. or G. & P. road merely. Brown
county wants a northern and south
ern outlet, as well as an East and
West outlet. We think the writer
in the Times has hit the nail squarely
on the head, and hope his sugges
tions may be maturely considered
Georgetown News.