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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1880-03-18
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The Wrong Disease.

IEG8GAUk lMO NuEOMk HAsCe-9C'
MANY times women call on their family
physicians, one with dyspepsia, another
with palpitation, another with trouble Of
the breast, another with pain here and there,
and in this way they all present alike to
themselves and their easy-going and indif-
ferent doctors, separate and distinct dis
eases, for which he prescribes his pills and
potiOns, assuming them to be such, when,
in reality, they are all symptoms caused
by some uterine disorder; and while they
are thus only able perhaps to paliate for
time, they are ignorant Of the cause, and
encourage their practice until large bills
are made, when the suffering patients are
no better in the end, but probably worse
for the delay, treatment, and other COM
plications made, and which a proper medi-
cine directed to the cause would have en-
removed, thereby instituting health and
comfort instead Of prolonged misery.
SHADE, Athens Co., Ohio.
DR.. R. Y. PmBoE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Your Favorite Prescription is working
almost like a miracle on me. I ana better
already than I have been for over 2 years.
LORINDA E. ST. CLAIR.
YORKHLLLE, Toronto, Ont.,(
March Is, 1879.
R. v. PIERCE, NJ. D..
Dear S5r-I write you about a most re-
markable cure Of a lady friend Of mine,
Mrs, Roiborn. Since her marriage thir-
teen years ago, she has suffered greatly
from uterine disease which caused sterility.
She tried the most eminent physicians Of
this part of the country, who told her she
would have TO undergo an operation with
the knife. Being afraid Of this, she was
induced by reading you Medical Adviser
to take your FavOrite Prescription and
Pellets. She used three bottles. As re-
suit she entirely recovered her health and
is the mother of healthy babe.
Very truly yours,
Mrs. JOHN McELROY.
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Take Particular Notice.

DR.. F. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both mind and body, uniting
them for business, study, society or maFrage.
These are some of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by the early habits of youth viz;
weakness of the back and limbs, pain in the head,
dimness of sight, loss Of muscular power palpita-
tiOn of the heart dyspepsia, nervous irritabiity,
arrangement of the digestive functions, debility,
&c.
P. P.S.-Those who reside at a distance, and can
not call, will receive prompt attention through
mail by simply sending their symptoms with
postage. Address
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A CURE WARRANTED.

Persons ruined in health by unlearned pretend
ers, who keep them tridiug month after mouth,
taking poisonous and injurious compounds, should
apply Immediately.
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& NASHVILLE RT


fFIag stations at which Trains Nos. 2, and
win stop on signal.
Train No. viii stop on signal st Shackslt0l
COChran's and Straightout only
Trains viii run daily except Sundays, and ty
time, which is Z minutes faster thar
Cincinnati time, and minutes faster than Hilla
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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

In pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
Of Highland County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court House, in
HillsborO, Ohio,
ON SATURDAY, MARCH q, 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 2
O'Clock P. NJ, the following described real estate,
situate in the county of Highland State Of Ohio,
and in the town of HillsborO, tO-wit: The west
half of In-Lot No, l47 and In-LOt No. 264.
Appraised as follows: West half of No l4I at
$500: Iu-LOt No. 264 at $500. To be sold free
from dover.
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash in hand, one
third in months, and One-third in is months, the
deferred payments to bear interest at the rate of
per cent. per annum and to be secured by mort
gage on the premises sold,
JAMES REECE,
Admir- with viii annexed Of Isaac Sans, decd.
February q. 1884. febggyv5
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The little ones love it, and often cry
for more-What? "Dr. Sellers Cough
Syrup, which. cures them Of Coughs, colds,
and YbOOPiug cough.
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oRAYs SPECIFIC MEDICINE,

j6 y. ! d. ]. u ]. ]. 4 ]. 4 !. !.
h "a a A WEEK in your Own town, and no
kUH capital risked. You can give the
business trial without expense. The
HN - best opportunity ever offered for
those willing to work. You should
MW try nothing else until you see tor
yourself what you can do at the busi-
W " " ness we offer. No room to explain
here You can devote all your time or only your
spare time to the business, and make great pay for
every bour that Won work Women make as much
men Send for special terms and particulars,
which we mail free. s. O1tft free. Don't cGu-
plain of hard times while you have such a chance
Address II. HALLETT & CO., Portland Maine,
ju28Yl
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JUST OUT!
The Hood Orphan Memorial Fund


The entire proceeds arising from the sale OF
this work are devoted to the Hood Orphan Memo
rial Fund, which is invested in United States
Registered Bonds for the nurture, care, support
and education of the ten infants deprived Of then
parents last summer at New Orleans, the melan-
ChOlY incidents of which sad bereavement are
still fresh in the public miud.)
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eCgted as highest specimens of art.
The author, the subject, the purpose, all alike
render it worthy place in every library, on every
desk, Oc upon the bookshelf of every house in
the country.
Agents tganted in eUsTy tolgn and county IN the
United States, and preference lCjH be gtUen 30 hon
OTubly discharged Ueterans from the army.
To the ladies who feel desire to express their
sympathy with The Hood Orphan Memorial Fund,
the sale of this book among their circle of friends
Will afford an excellent way Of contributing sub
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FOR TERMS, RATES To AGENTS, ETC,
ADDRESS, WITH FULL PARTICULARS,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Ann Hull and John Bull, her husband, Of Car
Isle p. o., Warren county, Iowa, aud John Nc
Master, Raaben MChlaster,s Jennie McMaster,
Nancy TICNlaster, PrdifiG City P, o.. Jasper cOCn=
ty, Iowa, and Tilie F. Minntx and Alfred Mink
her husband, ana Jesse McMsster, Of UniOutOwn
p. o., Union county, Oregon, viii take notice.
that james McMsster did, on the 10th day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1880 file his petition in the Common
Pleas Court within and for the county of High
land, State Of Ohio, against Samuel MCCOldm
Ann Hull and John Hull, her husband, Samuel
McMaster John McAIaster, Reuben MCMaster,
Master, Tillie F. MinniX and Alfred MinniX, her
husband, Minerva Ellis, Sarah NJ. MCColum, Mary
Foster and De Witt Foster, her husband, defend
ants, wherein said James MchIaster demands par
tition Of the following real estate, to-wit:
Beginning at a stone, east corner to the tract of
land laid off to Mary MCOOlium, Sr., as her dover;
thence with the line thereof 81 degrees ST 5O-lO0
poles, to a stone, which is n degrees 5O-iOO
poles from a small whiteoak; thence N 25 degrees
E p 5O-lOO poles; thence 81 degrees 90 poles to
a Whiteoak ironwoOd and dOgWOCd; thence $ 45
degrees 1Oimin. W II 64-l000 poles to a whiteOaE;
S As degrees 10 min. W 30 poles, to sugartree;
thence N 81 degrees W 1856 poles to hickory and
elm; thence n "A degrees 30 min. 80 poles to the
beginning-cO 42 acres and 81 poles, be-
ing part Of Survey No. $780, patented in the name
of Redick and others.
SECOND TRACT.
Lot No. II in the village of New Petersburg,
Highland county, Ohio, for a more particular de-
sCription of which reference is made to the re-
corded plat of said village in the records of High
land county, Ohio.
tion BY the third Saturday after the 1Ith day of
March, A. D. 1850. JAMES MCMASIER.
By WoRTHINGToN & PATTON, his Attorneys.
Dated January q, 1880. jan29W7
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TRY THE NEWS.

For Sale by sEYBERT & CO., Druggists, Hills,
DOrO, Ohio OCt23VlENF&
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LIVER, lUNGS, STOMACH, SPLEEN,
BACK AND kidneys.


An hfRHovED APRLIAECE for 800 20 Pro7uat
Relieve and Cure the following dilaass8:
Agus and Fever, Dumb Agus. Chiua. Livu1
Complaint BLliougnegg. JaundIio8, ToruIditv,
Enlargement Of the Liver Lassieuds, Indigssa
nOn, Dyspepsia sick Headache. Deprsnsiou
Of Spirits Dulluess, Want Of Appetite, Ma
larial Diseases, Enla- cement Of the Spleen,
Agus Cake, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. L.um-
bagOs sCiauca, Pains In the Side. Back, BonsG
and Muscles For the Relief Of Asthma. Ca
larrhs Bronchitis. Diphth8Fia, WhoopinF
Cough, Weak Lungss also Great Relief -
Female Weakness and LFregularity.
The One Dollar Pads are within fha rpash a.
every sufferer Rich Poor fu7l alne, highly madL-
eatad containing the best known absorbent in7siata
and viii prove boon 70 an Old and Koung, Male
and Female. Can Be worn at al auas and under al
arouIultanca1 without ntar5rnE With interval trsaE
msnt By wearing this pad the pit ci your gtoaah
gou aaTa doctuTl bills avoid taking nau1oous drug1 coz
absorb from the system lnalnril and aouts1--
diseases, and md ready ruaL IL you want egrhalto
We can send them.
Price, fun regular Liver size, 81 each.
Largo Body Pad. rubber hack, g. each
We send them By post, prepaid, svsrvs
where, far and near. II not found At vo1,
Druggists TAKE NO OTHER, but fnSlos1
amount 70 u.s. and you wiz receive tfthnP
s1Es ordered By return mail. Addrsss
G. a. COOK a CO., Chicago
Sole Agents for o. s. and Ca1adas.
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Price, fan regular Liver size, 81 each.
LarEs EoaE Pnl. Eubbe. h.eE. % ea.E-
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THE FARlI DEPARTMENT

embracing complete and comprehensive dispatch
es from WAsHIEGTON, including full reports Of
the speeches Of eminent politicians on the ques-
Einna of the hnnn
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he most valuable chronicle in the world, as It is
he cheapest. Every week is given a faithful re-
.Ort of
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FARAH & MCLEAN, Publishers,
jansm3 CINCINNATI, o.
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Wfehm0rffe.

@bicaao, Ia. Suni. - Die 3ufubr bon
Sh!peinen belief iih heute auf 2l,O0O, Die Ser,
ienbung auf $500 Stid; bic Rreile mareu je
mad 2nol:tat $500 bis $4.45 pro 100 Bfb.-
8ubpieb: 3ufubr $500, Serienoung 2700 !;
gerfauie ~ $3.50 bis $500. - Sdaaie: 3uz
fubr 500 SerieaOuns teine; Serfaufe gu
$3.50 bis $3.50.
ct. 2puis, IA. Sum-, - Die 3afnbr BON
@d)tpeineu betrag heute 1900, bic Serienbung
24OO Staf; Sertaufe su $3.50 bis $4.15. -
@inobIsb: 2afubr 220o, Serienbnng 200;
Scrfdufe sn 1915 bis $4.7O.-S@aafe: gu
fubr 250, Serienbuns feiae; Serfduie gu $500
bis S4.o0.
8ea a@BbilabeIpbia, IA. Suni. -
9finopieb belebt; j3ufabr 23O0; primo. 58-55,
quite 5b-5aa, Wlitteliorte AS, rrOindre 4bb-44a.
Sdmeine feit; 3uiabr 5000; prima 81, CUTE
81, Mitteliorte 81, arOinare 6. S4aafe belebt ;
3nfubr 5000; saina 5-54, quite 45-4a,
Wittellorte 4-49. orbiudre 3t-3a.
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Wermttid,te Depeidea aus 9etps
Mort.

Nem m@9orf, IA. Sum-. - 9m. Igle,
elm WitglieD Der 8rodmap' laen 6dliAerbanbe,
iit pegen Sdliduns zines sSsdiels bon $4,000
Su fiinf Sabren 3udtbaus uerurtbeilt iporben.
- :Sobn WfcOernlott, tuei9er unlaust feline
@att;n tDbteie, iHpern er .iie aus einem 6eniter
TN uierten Gtodrperfe eineS Seuenlentbaules
an Der @reenifraBe mari, befannte fid) helite
por ben General aliilen oes Woroes i'm 5ipeitell
@raoe ihnlbis uub tnurbe 5u lebensldaslidsr
3uhtbausbaft perurtbeilt.
= Gam. gfeil, friiber Elm reiher Netp=
gorfer Smporteur, bat iid seaern Nbeno in
Jts,pport, as, burh 5trbhuin nsrsiitet.
@r bate iih in lesterer 3ett Dem Srunfe, oem
6asarblpiele unb einent arSihmeifenoen Sc.
benstpanbel i'm Algemeillen ergebeti, 10 baB
fd9 ieine 9ran aesmungen iah, ibn 81 per
laiIen. Sin Sohn unb cine 3adater SeS Ser
itpibenen ipohnen IN Neppor. nno ein Sobu
nnb cine Sohter in Brooflpn.
- Der Negsr Au9ultEs aasteu, ipelder g.
fern Mbeno Ieine Maisrelie, Die Wtulattir
Marp Dean, an ber @eit= 26. StraBe ermor,
bete, rpuroe geitern iriib III Ssrlsp=@itp Der.
baftet.
= Geo. @ibInn unb Sas. @iGon Rno no..
aen 6aliGnliin;erei festsenonnlen uno bon
Bunossco,n,rifIar 9hislbs DEM @srihtsoers
fab-en iiberuieien tporoeli.
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Staet 9aftintore.

Yerioaafnoti3.- Der adtb, @m.
Binfnep g8Apte, tpelter befanntlid] Die Roie
am geire bate unO mebrere Sage an iein
6aus ssfefelt mar, 1T 10 weit geneSn, baB ct
seftern ietnen Sie i'm 8unOesz Ssaate ipieber
einneAmen fonrte. Sn Der fiir BIC 8altimorer
3nfere reSmportenre nnb =6duolsx 10 bo6pid)z
ti9su 3uder garif 5rage wirn &c berea Snte=
reIan energiid pertreten.
Die in Baltimore erhobeaea j3eu9enauslagen
IN oem Bro3eiie ipesen @infetung eines
Sequeters fir hte rs Gbeiapeate,
: Shto=& inc l.G IN pa 9 n i,e" biirfen faut
8eilung bes 8unaeSeonlraiiiars Bomb, Dor
lpelGem bic 3eugen uernonmen DerSefl, nidt
sur 8er5feutli9ung gslan9en, unb ben 3eis
funssberidteriotterr 1T Der 3utritt au Dem
GommifGrs 8iiReu perwehrt,
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9te eSnoianer=ltnrmbett itt Siao=
tueffett.

8aibington, IA. Suni. 0as Griegs=
Department piro bnrd) etne bonn T.. SUM
batirte Sepeid)e oes Generals Satdb aus Sort
@raig, N.zM., benadrihti9t, baB bic ieino=
lihen Snbianer uad) Der 3iiAtigung, uelde
ibnen am "a. Stat bur6 bic als Sorhut Der
Sruppen fun9irenoen aunbidafter ertbeilt
tpurbe, IN bic Sladz6ange entfloben. 0torrOtu
erbielt gefebl, ibnen nit bier Shmabronen
nadbsuIeter. - Sine etlpa 100 Wam tarfe
Snoianerbanbe entflob in iiiolider 6i6tun9
uno trenste ben 8eg in Der gtdhe bon Gunlz
nings. Morrom's Sortrab perfolgte oteie
Snotaner na1 Der merifaniiden @ren3e. Serz
idiebene tleinere Snbionerbauoen iino nod im
@ebirse serltrtut. Morrom iiberrumpelte am
5. cs. Dits. cine oieer 8auoen nabe @oof'S
Cannon, tDotete spei unb per,pn1bete brei Si1=
blazer uno erbelltete ibr idmmtlid,es Sieh. Die
Sruppen ieten gun 3eit Die Serfolgung Der
&otbbdute fort ullO beriudsn, ite iiber Die me-
rifanilGe @ren5e Su treiben.- Guiad bertdtet,
baB iid] bic ieinblid)en Snotaner bon Der Dit
ieite oes 9iio~ ~@rauoe entIernt baben. Die 9td-
paioes befinben iih rid,t anf Dem ariegspfaoe,
uno n1r sinselne Nlit9lieber oieiss Stamnes
baben ii6 ben SeinoliGen an9eihlolien. @eneral
Satd erflart, pern bas 10. &apalsrlez 9iegi=
ment mad benz betrefienben 9iitrifte geldtft
tuiirbe, 10 bofie er, ben lnruben in fur5er 3eit
cir, (Suhp al n1af1en
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SfMrl,tiMQ0ett4

Nsburp= Barf, H.zS., IA. SUM. -
@dbrenb oes geiteru 0tahnlittag etngetreteRu
@eipitterS purbe Die Bohnung oes 6rn. SUB
ion Cities 5u Sceanz8rope bonn Slite getrofz
fen. Srau Stiles mnrbe BON Dem Slitftrable
geldbmt, uno man srpeifelt an ibrer9 9eriteluug.
Sin Don ibr auf Dem 4rme 9etra9eueS 8ino
entfam munoerbarer @eile unperlebt.
@egen llbr gtadnlittags ldlug Der Siit
in bas Don 6rll. Moran belpobnte 6aus 3u
Chart 9tiper elm. 9llle Seipobner muroen gu
8oben geihleubert urb ein Mdod)en, 9tanens
Qpbia 6enberion, tpabrlbeinltd1 t0otltd perlebt.
S1i Stem Srunsipid entitanb betrdd)tlider
S6aber, unb inter Qnoerem purOe bas Dad
bon bem @ebGrOe Der 6od)id)ule abgerilisu
uno in Die StraBe geibleuOert. Sn amitp=
bile tpurben bic Staaungen bes 6rn. Sttl=
man 9iifaros ourd einen 8tititrabl ange,iin<
bet, unb Slpei 8feroe, iolpie mebrere Shien
uno Siibe famen in ben 6lan1men I'M. Wtan
id)dtt ben 9erluit bes 6ra. 0tiharos auf
$4,000.
Bittsfieb, Mali., A. Suni -Man iddbt
BEN haben iniolge oe8 9eItrigen Sturmes Ill
bieier @egenb auf 100000. Die gSutb bes
5ornaOcs fam am geen bur1 Den unitano
ermeilen tperbeu, baB in etnem benahbarteu
gGaloe idmmtlid)e bis SUP i'm 0ur6uleiier
entbaltenben gdume auf eiueln 6lddeugebalte
BON mehrereu Ideru 9letd) Iobrften9el um9e=
tporfen iplfroelt
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6ebeintttiepoficr MorS.

@lnctnnatt, "A. SUM. = Nuf etllent
Spasiergange lieB iid) 0abib 8lliamS aus
Yidolpab= =@ountp, g., NIT ieiner @ouiine &ate
3urner reben eiuer Quelle 1teber. Yl0sli9
ert0nte ein SdnB, uub gSllian8 iiiirSte foot
Sulammen. 0as Wdoden, bas bon 8illiams
angebetet tuproe, ibn aber su betratben pertpeiz
gerte, tit unter Der gnflage, 4Hftifterin be8
0iorbes 3u iein, in 5aft. Sic bebauptef, Elm
Mann in blauer Slouie, Der etlpa 80 S9ritte
entfernt mar, babe ben Sdub abgeieuert. Der
Sater oes Mdod)ens, Soispb 5urner, mar Oem
9ieffcn cine betrGhtlife Sumn1e @eibe8 idul=
Dig, unb bic 8eiben ioaen in lebterer 3eit auf
feinem freunoid)aftliden 6uBe gu einanber &C.
fiQn0en baben.
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Sraurtger 1tnfaa aasf Oct Wiitte=
fef=Wtt ifelf1tttG.

Gincinnatt, IA. Slni. - Gin traurt=
ger llpfall ereignete iif beute Sorulittag in
Ser Muiif=SaQe, burd) rpel6sn 5luet Seiuher
Der Ntilerei GusItellun9 beoentlidl, mtlln
nid)t tOotlid periebt tp1roen. Cine ie6s50l=
li9e 0ampfr06re, melte belte gum erlten
Niale bel Der Operation Der Maldinerie an9e=
menbet murbe, eriptes iid ais Su idmadl uno
BART nit ioid)er @eipalt, DaB etlide Stiife 40
6ub melt fortgeidleuOert wurben. als iif Der
enttpeifenbe Oampf IN Dem @ebdube berbreiz
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