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Efttnres ano nicetlnas.

MEXICAN INSIIrCTE.-A special meet
~ ing ct this Institute VIII De hct al t rooms IN tho
Coopor udr e on THURSDAY. June g. a O'Clock me- 10
consider .tion the Vporos" amcnhIn,ns 10
Inc y laws made Nav ? 1873 in relation 10
members. NATHAN c ELY, fftsdcht'
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4 TUTE 81 GfDING 1T Snirld Conn. will b" open Tor
summer boarles nom june II 20 August 23; rooms iatge
and comfortably furnished location cannot be- surpassed
for pure air beautiful drives and wholesome rctteneni
board 80 10 81 For further information address l. LUTHER
SPENCER
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DDIXKFRUOFr UOUSE.

ID At the base ~ Tho Cartiu Mountains. op"n -
summer resort 1hisi- piciu1a and heal by De-, 't'
photograph ~ q hoI'e apply At The N"ttuf'i
summer and Winter Resort Directory. ~ EA0I
nth. 81. <IDN.-Q AXE. y. J.
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VDNITNIIV TITV ID, DIITIItII'HI' " IIII'
i Aountan. y. II.-Open from June To october; on q
farm altitude 100. mountain scenery unsrpassct bowl
ing hygry good rooms good table hy the Wctk, To- 80
send inT NI,nlaI. GIO w III I.lIFo.
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STANDARD THEATRE. Bway ~ 33d-st.

w. uENDHSON .......-...... Proprietor and Manager
SECOND MONTH Of ). X. EMMETT as
FRITZ.
A NFW VERSION. introducing F!ttZ. home in Germany
The stolen child -Fuk IN America at Castle Garden.,
NEW SONGS AND DANt -" Dot her mp III de Nlndo"-
vas a Deutschcr swell" and g. Don't you want some
mi
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4 PASSENGER TOP WAGONETTE OF
BOARD an0 Rooms

pOulu UNu hOuHio
West Side
ETH-AVE., 81, first door below 1Gth-st.--
tIanscnty or Permanently; references
IrTH-ST, 81 WEST, near 5th-avc.-7
Rooms Win board for parties desiring pleasant refined
.I.S WASHINGTON--QU Wcst.--N.cciy
>e furnished rooms good table for manent or transient
eS WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE,
summer praS- references.
~ WEST 1OTII-ST, near 5TlI-ANE.-
families and gentlemen summer prices transient
visitors. - - p,rday
SN WEST 26TII-ST., near Broadway:-7
at summer price, reference exchanged.
no WEST 47TH-ST., near Gth-ave.-A
- choice front ROOM on .rGond a'%T n1r{,gpii'na'
40 WEST 42d-st., between Broadway and
~ Ghave. elegant rooms. ensue ana sinsiy, win i-
moderate; references.
~ WEST 23D-ST.-A fine large second
dbl story front acovc ROOM, handsomely furnished,
and superior BOARD, IN rnyate family references.
East Side.
FURNISHED ROOMS-No. 1o2 East 23d-st,
SECOND dr,r east Ithayr-Paror and bedroom on see
ond front aud fourth floor 'onH TO fcsiA4
rant ana cars.
SMALL family will let handsomely furnished
- rooms two gentlemen reasonable terms NO
go East c.d-st.
,VUE HANOVER. ? East 15th-st., corner 9TH
i aye-APARrMENTs two 10 oISnt rooms; tabl. %h9e
bachelor apartments. W T.. AI-l'
FEAST 5STH-ST.- Elegant suite of rooms on
u first floor with board also two front rooms on
tird floor overlooking the Park, Will 10 vacant June l5
references. Mrs JAMES BiRp-AIL.
- CRANBERRY PARk.-Pleasant ROOMS,
! with or without BOARD.
lE EAST 2OIII-ST.-RoomS en suite or
')O sngy all modern conycmenccs breakfast served
desired references
1IE EAST 1Sth-st., between broadway and
] 4thave.-TwO neatly furnished rooms on the second
door and cold water bIth Nc private French family
IntEAST 23D-ST. We'll furnished Rooms
lOf rent. with good BOARD summer prices table
board references
lCt EAST 4OTli-ST.-Onc door from Lex
Oh iugtonave.-To let-A neatly furnished room with
large closet single gentleman IN smaA private '"h
terms reasonable
100 EAST 19TI-ST.. near Gramercy Park.
4 sbO-iIandsome rooms neatly funishtdi single and
with board for ccu;om'n ana families o ahus d"
Summer prices also few ddy b"ardrr7
NAL EAST I5TH-ST.-PleasInt ROOMS to
ZOt rent furnished with or without BOARD.
Brooklyn Board.
+ No 30 2d-placc, near CllntOn-st., }rook
~ lyn-Fiur ROOMS and good board pleasant locatohi
convenient 10 cars ana Terry
DROOkLYN BOARDED Clinton ave; the
most Delightful part Of the city, hous" double; drlahr
and stouudrd by large fine grounds rooms on second Moor
room rarlor table ana al appointments hf
clas. lew Do-I--- --- a.-
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NNUOUSAND ISLANDS. River St. Lawreuc

u -ltathbuu House. ~. Lawrence Hotel and ltailioa
House (uuder managcmenU the best board ana attat
tons small amount of money 10 De obtained al any sun
rcscrt For full particulars call for circular az ~
BfnadWay, address H. l.. FOX, Cape vincent, y. Y.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-05-30

to-day $4,000 strangers in Paris, besides
the resident foreign" population. The
Americans congregate, as usual, in the
Iobbies Of the Grand Hotel and Hotel du
Louvre, both Of which are "fulI" and likely
to remain so during the entire term of the
Exhibition. The cost of living at first
class hotel in the foreign" quarter Of the
city, which is the most fashionable, and
where the best hotels are located, will av-
erage about $8 day for single person ;
but one may live just as we'll, if not better,
for half that sum, by crossing the river and
taking apartments on the south side.
The foreign quarter is comprised be-
tween the Bois de Boulogne, Boulevard Eu-
genie, Avenue Friedland, Boulevards Cap
ucines and Italiens, and Avenue de = Opera,
reaching south as far as the Quai Of the
Tuileries and Louvre; the finest hotels be-
ing those located on the Rue de Rivola,
Rue Royale, Rue de la Paix, and the Place
Vendome. But persons with slender Purs-
es can find excellent accommodation in the
vicinity of the Luxemburg, which is, besides
considerably nearer the Champ de Mars
than the northwestern quarter, only it is al
most a requisite to speak French here, fol
one finds few Englishmen or Americans in
that part of the city. Those who see the
lights and shadows Of Paris, as they really
are, should reside here. I lived opposite the
St. Sulpice for three years, and know where,
of speak. LOUIS.
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ing position. So, after all, I saw more Of
the procession than I wanted to
Among recent arrivals is Col. T. W.
Knox, the famous traveller, who, as the
Parisians say, thinks no more Of going
around the world than a fy around an aP-
ple!" Nine. schliemann, wife Of the cele-
brated Trojan explorer, is also here, but, l
regret to say, in very delicate health.
Prince Lucien Murat, who died here last
week, at the age Of IS, spent most of his
life in America. He returned to France
in 1913, and became a member Of the Con-
stituent Assembly He was appointed a
Senator in 1857, and created Prince. He
leaves two daughters, the Duchesse de
Mouchy and the Princess Charlotte.
Mr.. Samuel Small, the celebrated "Old
ST." Of the Atlanta. (Ga) Constitution, T"
with Mrs. Small, has also arrived here as a
member Of Commissioner Mccormick s
stwfE and is stopping at the Hotel Lafitte,
Finally, Mr.. Edwin B. Huskell, editor Of
the Boston Herald, /" is here, and has taken
up his quarters at the Hotel de la COurOme.
LOUIS.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-05-30

The foregoing table is compiled
from the official returns, as given in
the report Df the Secretary Of State.
As it is web known that the appar-
ent Republican loss in the district
last year " as caused almost entirely
BY Republicans not voting, it may
be fairly ASSUMED that the vote for
President IN 1876 SfOrds a pretty
fair test Of the relative A.'rength Of
the two parties, when a full vote is
brought Out. This gives the Repub-
hcans at least a ''fghting chance" to
carry the new district, whereas in
the old 7fb district a Republican
stood about as much chance Of being
struck by lightning as of being elect
ed.
There are several able and popu-
lar Republican gentlemen in the new
district who would make a good run
if they could be induced to seoens
the nomination, and We hope some
one viii be found who will be will
ing to make the race. five can sa-
cure q strong candidate it may
turn out that the Democratic Ger
Tymander9rs, in constructing what
they supposed to be safe and re-
liable Democratic district, have
"builded wiser than they knew" and
made possible the election Of q good
Republican to represent us in the
next Congress. "The best laid
schemes q mice and men aft gang
aglee, says Burns, sDd the coming fall
elections 4ill be apt to furnish new
proof Of the fact.
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Some of the Democratic smelling com
mittee in Washington found out more
thinga than they wanted to. Glover's COM
mittee is one of those in bad luck. 1t set
out to expose Republican fraud and ran
into nest Of Democratic rascality. Be-
fore it could stop and back ship, the nature
Of the discoveries leaked out. A Washing
ton dispatch says:
The Morrison Committee of the House
took about S32, 900 of the contingent fund
when it started out for fair count to de-
tect Republican frauds in, Louisiana in 1875
About $4,000 of this turns out to be
unaccounted for, and thus Glover's evil
dence fixes the responsibility for its misap-
preparation upon some Of the Democratic
officers of the last House. The discovery
was made altogether by accident. Glover
was not looking for it of course notl and
his experts declare it was not their fault,
and they seem to be in great fear Of loosing
their places. The matter is certain to make
a sensation in the House, as the matter, as
it now stands, is a very clear case of steal
ing.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-05-30

We do not see what is the use Of
telling a lie which everybody knows
to be lie. In the last number of
Harper's Weekly is an article in
which it is repeated about four
times, that the title Of Hayes was set
tied by the Commission, and then
ratified by Congress. Now every
body ought to know that Congress
did no such thing, but that the
Democratic majority in the House
expressly declared that Hayes was
not elected, and that Tilden was
eIected.-TJaekson Standard.
We hope Bro. Mackley did not
mean to deceive his readers, but be
does not state the facts with that
strict accuracy which is necessary to
convey correct impression. It is
true the Democratic majority in the
House did declare that Hayes was
not elected, but it is also true that
the Democratic majority in that
body acquiesced in the counting of
the electoral votes according to the
decision of the Electoral Commits
sion, and by so doing did in effect
"ratify" that decision. The act Gre
ating the Commission distinctly pro-
vided that its decision in regard to
each of the disputed States should
stand, ''unless upon objection made
''thereto in writing, by at least five
Senators and FIVE members of the
''House of Representatives, the t10o
Houses shall separately cO,oeor IN
''Ordering Otberl0ise.
Now as the Senate voted in every
instance to sustain the decision of
the Commission in regard to the
disputed States, the House was
bound to acquiesce under the terms
of the law, and did acquiesce. It is
therefore strictly proper to say that
the decisions of the Commission
we're virtually ratified by Congress.
Harper's Weekly was right and Bro.
Mackley stands corrected.
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Advertising Rates.

The above scale Of prices is for ordinary single
column display Advertising. Solid Legal, OdlciaI
and Tabular adveFtisemeats wiz be charged at the
legal nate for sp3ce occupied. Rule and Figure
work 50 per cent. extra.
srEoIAL NorIcEa, Advertisements In other than
single solumn measure, and those in prescribed
location, S. per olni additional.
LOCAL NoT1oE 10 cent? per line for hrst, and
cents per line fOrisaeh additional insertion.
CARDS in Bzsifess Direetory-One inch, year
$40; 6months, e; months, g. One-half inch
year, IS %; MOI. ss; mos. g.
0arIuAET No1 IcEs lothertha simple announce
ments Of deathsD Tributes of Respect, Cards Of
Thanks, and annpuDoements BY Societies-5 cents
per line.
Notices Of AaIfiagess Births and Deaths-Whep
furnished By proper authority-free.
Attachment, Divorce, ,Administrators'an and Erecu-
tofl. Notices must be paid for before Insertion
&c also Foreign tud Transient AdvortisipF gsDer
0IIT-
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LIyCrIs King.

The Liver is the imperial organ of the
whole human system, as it controls the
life, health and happiness Of man. When
it is disturbed in its proper action oil kinds
of ailments are the natural result. The di-
gestiOn Of food, the movements of the
heart and blood, the action of the brain
and nervous system, are all Immediately
connected with the workings of the Liver.
It has been successfully proved that Green 5
August Flower is unequaled in curing all
persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint, and all the numerous symp-
toms that result from an unhealthy condi-
ton Of the Liver and Stomach. Sample
bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold
in all towns on the Western Continent.
Three doses viii prove that it is just what
you want. my3OeoW
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Our New Congressional Dis
tFict.

The change in the Congressional
district to which our county belongs,
under the new Democratic AGerry-
mander, consists in transferring
Pike and Ross counties TO another
district, and substituting Clermont
and Clinton in their place, so that
We are now in district composed
Of Adams, Brown, Clinton, Clermont
and Highland, and designated as the
18th district.
Last fall bt the State election, the
new district gave a Democratic ma
iority Of 1901, but at the Presiden-
tial election Of 1876, the majority
for Tilden vas only 51A, and at the
State electipn in October of the same
year the Democratic majority was
only 81 The msiorities in each
county werd as follows:
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Marriages.

GLENN-MfTCHELL-At the residence of tbs
brides father near HilsbOro, O., on the sd inst.
BY the Rev. T. H. Pearne, Robert c. Glenn, of
Mound City, Missouri, TO Belle Mitchell, Of High
land County.
BALDWIN-MURRAY-B 10, 1873, by Rev.
Thomas COllett, Gt the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr.. Fay Baldwin and Miss Carrie Murray,
both Of Greenfield, Ohio.
EDWARDS-HUSSEY-O Thursday evening,
May % lATs, at the residence Of the BRIDES par
ents, Carthage, Missouri, by Rev J. L. Walker,
Mr.. j, G. Edwards to Miss Annie L. Hussey, both
formerly Of Highland county, Ohio.
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NOTICE

The celebrity Of our TIN TAG TOBACCO has
caused many limitations thereof to be placed on
the market. We therefore canton all Chewers
against purchasing such limitations.
All dealers buying or selling other plug tobacco
bearing hard or metallic label render themselves
liable TO the penalty Of the Law, and all persons
violating our trade marks are punishable by fine
and imprisonment. See ACT OF CONGRESS,
AUGUST "A, 1876.
The genuine LORILLARD TN TAG TOBACCO
can he distinguished by TIN TAG on each lump
with the word LORILLARD stamped thereon.
Over T,Oss tons tobacco sold in 1877, aud nearly
3,OOu persons employed in factories.
Taxes paid Government in 1871 about 49, 3,5OoOuO
and during past p years over $2O, 1000, 100.
These goods sold by oil jobbers AT manufactur-
ers' rates.
The Tin Tag Smoking Tobacco is second to
none" in aroma, mildness, purity and quality.
ny!6m2GPR&C0
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AID BEAST.

ThisIinimeat very naturally originated in Ameri-
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising Rntidotes for tho maladies OF her chill
drsn. Its fame has been spreading for IS yearap
until now It encircles the habitable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Linlment IS a matches
remedy for all external ailments OF man and beast
To stock owners and farmers It IS invaluable.
single bottle often saves human LIE orr
stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse, OF,
COW, or sheep.
Il cures foot-rot, hoof-ail, hollow horn, grub
sorsw-Worm, Bhoulder-rot, mango, the bites and
stings OF poisonous reptiles and insects and every
Buch drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
It cures every external trouble Of horses, such
as lameness, scratches, Bwinny, Bprains, founder,
wind-gall, ring-bone, ETC., etc.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment is the quickest
cure In the world for accidents occurring in the
family, in the absence OF a physician, such aS
burns, sealds, sprains cuts, etc, and for rhsuma-
tIsEa, and stiffness ongsndeEsd BY exposure. Par
ticularly valuable to Miners.
It Is the cheapest remedy in the world, for It
penetrates the muscle to tho bone, AID single
application is generally SUFFICIENT TO cure.
Mexican Mustang Llniment Is put up In thTso
sizes OF bottles, tho larger ones being proportion
ately much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-05-30

Among the antecedents Of disease are inertness
In the circulation Of the blood, unDsturally at
tenuated condition of the physique Indicating that
the life current Is deficient in nutritve properties
a wan, haggard look, inability to digest the food
loss Of appetite, sleep and strength, and sensa-
tiOn Of unnatural anguor. An these may be re-
garded as among the indicia Of approaching dis
ease, which will eventually stack the system and
Ovsrwhelm It, Il Il is not built up and fortified 10
advance. Invig0rste, then, without loss Of time,
making choice of the greateEt vitHlzing agent eX-
tant, HOEtetter's Stomach Bitters, an elixir which
has given health and vigOT to myriads of the sick
and debilitated, which is avOuched BY physicians
and analysts TO be pure as well as effective
which is immensely popular IN this country, and
extensively used abroad, and which has been for
years past one Of the leading medicinal staples of
America. mGy2ml
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PENSIONS. WAR Of 1872.

All soldiers who served fourteen days or
were in any engagement, their widows with
out regard to the date of marriage, are by
Act Of Congress Of March 9th, ISIS, entitled
y 10 Eight Dollars per month. All disabled
soldiers OF the War Of L -5l, whether from wounds
ruptures or injuries, accidental or otherwise how
ever slight, or the loss Of finger are entitled 10
pensions. Blanks and Instructions will be sent to
all applicants. Address, with stamp, giving full
particulars Of services and loss company and reg
iment, date of enlistment and discharge No fees
II unsuccessful A. d. WIGGINS
my3Dw4 Pension Agent. Bufprd Ohio
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-05-30

The Canadian Siamese twins,
which bid fair to rival their name
sakes in notoreity, are now yer two
months old, and, thus far, in perfect
health. They are of the fair sex, are
united by their backs above the
hips, and have but one leg each.
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Danbury News: "a shooting match
took place in Bridgeport last week,
between five single and five married
men. The Farmer says the single
men won. OF course they did. Mar
ried men are better at dodging than
aiming.
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New Advertisements.
Administrative Sale of Real
H.
Estate.

Estate.
In pursuance Of an order of the Probate CoHrt
Of Highland County, Ohio, will offer Tor sale at
public auction,
On Saturday, June 20, Il. d. 1873,
at 2 O'Clock P M the following described real es-
tste, situate In the County Of Highland aud State
of OHIO, tO-Wit: Beginning At 4 hickory, corner 20
Jacob HieEtand's thence n. 26 degrees 6 SO
poles TO q stone in said Hestands line; thence
with said lire n 81 degrees &. 80 3 poles TO
stoDe1 near an ash, corner 10 John Black; thence
with his liue 5. 50 4 degrees Is poles to stone
At the root OF white oak; thence 5. 81 degrees w.
A 40 poles to a stone in the edge Of Wolf Rur,
In the line of said Hiestand; thence with his lile
n. Sc degrees ". Is poles to the beginning cOu-
tanning i've acres and one-duArter, more or less.
Said premises TO be sold subject to the dover In
terest OF Hannah Weaver therein, which has heen
assigned to her by metes and bounds, and Is de-
scribed as follows, tO-wit: Beginning at stake
In lane and In jacob Hiestand's line, and south
Of gate; running thence with fence, 3. 4355 de-
grees Z. IA poles, passing sOqth Of cOrn-crlb to
stake; thence n. 2S{ degrees E. 10 4nlO0 poles to
q stake on the north bank of ditch; thence in
the direction Of said ditch, and the north bank
thereof n. 2S4 degrees ". l6 poles to the afore-
said lane and line thence with said lane and line
s. 2SH degrees W. a 72.luU poles 20 the beginning
containing one acre and nine and One-haR poles.
Terms OF Sale-One-half down, and the remain
der In one year. with interest, the deferred pay
ment to be secured by mortgage upon the premises
sold.
Nay 81, 1873. JACOB HIESTAND,
my5OW4 Admr. OF W. Weaver, deceased.
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Arrival qnd q DeParrure OF

r. II. mails arrive daIly except Sunday, At 1918
q. M. and $50 p. nj Depart daily except Sunday,
90 ass a. n. and $50 p. N.
n. B. Railroad mails close 50 minutes before
departure Of trainb.
Ripley mail, tot Newmarket SuFsrtree Ridge,
MourytoVTn, Kew iCOrvin, Emerald, &c., arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at Z D. m. De
parts Monday, Wednesday and Fridsy ct q. m.
Eastern mail, fbF Dallas, RaiushoEo, New Pc
lerehurg, Green6dld, BHnbridge, Paint, Sinking
springs, Marshall North Union. Carmel &c, ar
rivals Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at ?. m.
Departs same dayt alta. M
Eayetteville mail. for Eevin, PricetoWn, Hollow
loTns buiofd- Sicily, &C., arrives Tuesday and
Friday az 8 p. n. Departs same days az q. m.
Belfast mail, f0F Rerryville, Belfast, Nay Hill,
LoV8tt's, &C. arrives Tuesday and Friday at a 80
o. 10, Departs sa,me DAYS at 1880 p. m.
Sabina mail, foriSamantha, Highland, Memphis,
Aabina, &C, arrivhs Tuesday and Friday At ,. N.
Departs Wednesday and Saturday at I.f5 a. N.
n. BARRERE, P. NJ
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One of the most distinguished
men in this country, Prof. Joseph
Henry. Secretary of the Smithsonian
Institute, in Washington City, died
May 18th. He was born in Albany,
N. Y, in 1897, and has occupied a
high position in scientifc circles all
his life.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1878-05-30

The electric light has been intro
duced in Paris. One electric candle
is said to give as much light as a
hundred gas jets. It is predicted
that these candles viii come into
general use.