The News-Herald from Hillsboro, Ohio • Page 3

Mucle Cnie of the News cube Had at the office, or at Robt Doggett's Book and Periodical Store. Frioe 5 cent, tf AttveriiHeweiita For the Kiwa mast be handed in not later than 9 o'clock Tuesday morning. Jane 13, 1873. tf Harness and Ilrld Ie Cheap for Cash, at ilADDOX BRO. 50 CENTS will buy a B-rya' or Youth's size Linen Coat, at the New York Clothing House only.

jy3 Oil i W0l get a Man's size Coat, ViUU lined through, suitable for York Clothing Hoose only. Willie CealD and I'lUilsatcost, at the New York Clothing House, High I K7Z. a good Linen Coat for a Man, at the New York Clothing House only. jyStf Wllh.fVa Fever and Acne Tonic WrrBOtTT a BivaL; cores Chills, Bilious Fever, Congestive Fenr, Dumb Chills, Enlarged Spleen and all Malarial Fevers, of whatever grade or type. It is undoubtedly the Spedfif tor such diseases, and a certain and speedy cure is guaranteed if taken according to directions.

Millions of bottles have been sold nnder the guaranty, and no one has yet come to claim the purchase money. Wilhoft'a Tonic has never ''gone back" on its able discov erer, and it is still selling in undiminished quantities and daily increasing. julySml J- The Old Kellitlil Scaling Wax. Another year' experience and still it has no equal. See to it when you buy your Sealing Wax, that yon get the old reliable, made only by SEYBERT A ISAMENN, at the Blue front Drag Store, East Main St, Hillsboro, Ohio.

jaU'tf Painter' Supplies. Brashes, Faints and Oils; Varnishes, Putty and Glass of. all sixes. Pure Ground Spleea, (oar own grinding) Cloves, Allspice, Pep per. Cinnamon.

Gineer. Nutmegs, and Mace. Far Pure Drug afall Kind. Go to the '-Blue Front," East Main St, Hillsboro, Ohio. SEYBERT Jt ISAMEXN, Druggists.

oct31tf Far IMr Appellle Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depression of Spirits and Gen eral Debility, in their various forms, Feb- BtO-PxoBPHOATED ElJTTB OF CaJLlAlA, made by Caswell Hazabs New York, and sold by all druggists, is the best tonic a stimulant tonic for patients re covering from fever or other sickness, it has no eqoaL If taken daring the season it prevents fever and ague and other intermittent fevers. jyl0w4 Important (a Adveriler. AdvertisersVill do well to remember that the circulation of the News is 'NEARLY DOUBLE that of any other paper in the county a fact which we can verify by our books, if disputed. They will also please bear in mind, that car paper is sent by mail to none but those who pay for it stbjctxt is advaxce thus proving that its readers are of the class that Advertisers desire to Cw Advertising rates LOWER (in proportion to circulation) than any other paper in the county. Hillsboro, Sept 2C, 1872.

tf Plxno for Kale. A new 7 octave Piano, of SttefTs celebrated make, Baltimore. Warranted for 5 years. For sale at a considerable discount on the manufacturer's price. Also, a good second-hand Stieff Piano, 7 octaves, nearly new, and in excellent order.

Will be sold at a bargain. Apply to JACOB SAYLER, Hillsboro. my29tf The Temple af Faaliion Still AhrnnX Everybody is going to P. STRAUSS BROTHER'S Temple of Fashion for Spring and Summer Clothing. They have established their reputation for selling first-ciaa goods at the lowest price, and all who buy of them can depeud npon getting the fall worth of their money.

Call and see their fresh stock of Men's, Bo ja', Youths and Children's Clothing. Large Sales Small roll I. have brought on, nearly double our I saal stock of Spring and Summer goods. "Large Sales and Small Profits" is our motto. If you want to si Ye money, call at the One Price Clothing House of P.

STRAUSS A BRO. my22tf Ue Red IIare Powder. For your Horaes, Poultry and all kinds of stock. For sale in Hillbboro, by Seybert Tsainenn and W. H.

H. Dunn. See adver- tisement on 4th page. Spring and Kaiutuer St) lea Of Ladies, Children's, Youth's Mens and Boys Boots, Shoes, 01: i Duppers, piutiM, ec, just opened a crarr vn k. nMn kv High Street, north of Court House.

Prices low. uuiana see. pi Go lotheGwIdrn Shoe. 7aSiifuKlA R.wifa nit RhnA4 Ana. tom-made and Cincinnati manufacture all of the latest styles and fresh goods.

Best of workmen employed, and particular attention paid to fine custom work for Ladies and Gentlemen. Give me a oalC apl7 J. WC HILLY. uiuiara itHioon. The subscriber invites lovers of the game of Billiards to his Saloon, in the rear of his bnoe bio re, on uign otreet, aouin oi we Woodrow; House.

Four fine tables, large room, well lighted. Call and see. marl3tf Warms IVsrui I SEYBERT i ISAMENN'S Compound Syrup of Pink-root and Santo nine, compounded with other Valuable Worm destroyers, "making it one of the best Vermifuge isi the market Put up in 25 and 50 cent bottles. au29tf Seybert fc lanuiena's Horse and Cattle Powders; Seybert and Isamenn's Rat, Roach and Ant Exterminator; Seybert and Isamenn's Medical Worm Syrap. Seybert and Isamenn's Superior Baking powder.

oct31tf All Styles of Fashionable Dress and Business Suits of every description of material can be found at the New Tork Clothing House, High St, Lilley's Block. pl7tf Baa nM Pavilrr. This celebrated Horse medicine is for sale at Dann's and Seybert A Isamenn's Drag Stores See advertisement on 4th page. declStf BargtifiN In Sewing Hacalnea. A new Singer 2Iaahint for family nss or manufacturing, Igt sale a jdba 09 regular VpfilVLQliitZ ly IIILLSItOKOljUII.

OHIO: Thursday, July 24, 1873' TOWN COUNTRY. XSubse with an either theoati Subscriber who receive their papers marked opposite their name. If on the margin of the paper or on 1 outside wrapper, will Quaere land that a the term of subscription paid for has expired. tW So paper tent tjr mail longer than the time paidor. Green Corn, new Potatoes, Tomatoes and Blackberries have put in an appearance.

La Touche succeeded in obtaining bail. and is again enjoying the sweets of liberty. The weather has been very pleasant for nearly a week past, the nights being unus ually cool for the season. The Premium List of our next County Lair will be printed in pamphlet form at this office, and will be out in about two weeks from this time. A correspondent of the Clinton Republican says that Miss Amanda Morrow, of Lynch burg, has been engaged as second assistant, for the Clarksville schools.

Salt is valuable to hay if liglitly scattered over the mow with each load, especially is this true where weeds are mixed among the hay. We no longer get our Eastern mail at night, the mail train west on the main line reaching Manchester too late for our evening train. Convenient. Both morninj? and afternoon trains now have Express cars attached, and goods can be re ceived and shipped twice a day. The 4th was celebrated by the guests at the Adams county Mineral Springs.

Mrs. J. II. Richards, of Hillsboro, sang "The Red, White and Blue," in response to the toast of "The Army and Navy." Mr. Tb.08.

Mitchell of this town ship, is now traveling in Texas, tak ing orders for. nursery BtocL He will please accept our thanks, for a package of late Texas papers. The Virginia Military Lands in Piko, Adams and Scioto-counties, are being subdivided and claimants' tracts laid -Sales will probably be ad vertised about the first of Augtust Mr. Al Spargur, eldest son of the late R. W.

Spargur, had a severe attack of cholera in Cincinnati a few weeks ago. He is now visiting his friends here, and rapidly convalescing. Strauss Bro. lit up their building with gas for the first time last Thurs day evening. The light is brilliant and strong, fully equal to that from coal gas, and about 50 per cen'.

cheaper. Hon, James PurseR, Collector of Inter nal Revenue, Capt. C. E. Harrison, late Assessor of the Cth District, and J.

Pope Robinson, Collector's clerk, were in town on Friday last, on business connected with Revenue matters. OureVwnsman, Mr. George Fuller, has received a letter from Dr. Noble, dated Paris, July 2d. lie was well at that time, and had greatly enjoyed his visit to Liver, pool, London and Paris.

He expects to be home early in September. Our Jd friend, Willard C. Winter, of His. formerly of this county, passed through here last week on his way to the Mineral Springs, Adams County, for the benefit of his health, which we regret to learn is quite feeble. "We regret to learn that Mrs.

H. D. Scott, mother of our friend, Her-vey Scott, of the Chillicothe Gazette, died at Lancaster, Ohio, last week, from injuries received in being thrown from a buggy a short time since. It is pitiful to see the number of neglected orchards in the country, with mosRy and scaly trunks, water sprouts the tree and at the roots, sods deep and old, and leaves but half developed. Grasshoppers are 'becoming very Turn your chickens, ducks and turkeys out into the fields and keep them there; once they learn to catch and eat them the hoppers will grow thin and your poultry grow fat FltlEJfDs' QpABTERLT MEETING.

Con due tor Nnlton will run a special train next Sunday to the Friends Quarter Meeting at Leesburg. Train leaves Hillsboro at 7.30 A. M. Returning, leaves Leesburg at 4.30 P. M.

Fare for the round trip only $1.25. Mr. Joseph Maddox, who removed Huntington, W.Va., some months ago, is recuperating his health by a brief visit to his old home. His brother James, of Cincinnati, is also inhaling his native air for a short time. Among the' visitors froni this place the Adams Co.

Mineral Springs, this season, are Mr. J. C. Gregg, Mr. and Mrs.

H. Bichards, Messrs. Lytle, Harris and "Win." Kinkead-The number of visitors is increasing steadily every season. Gas! The popular demand for Gas has been much increased by the complete success of the new Gas "Works of Strauss Bro. The light is beautiful and so much more convenient, clean and safe than coal everybody wants it Besides, coBts less than oil, after the fixtures are put up.

Two new candidates for Clerk are announced this week Mr. Pickering, the present incumbent, and Mr, C. Bennett of Union tp. Both are good Republicans and well qualified for the office. Mr.

Bennett served his country in the army during the rebellion. "We only jegret that they can't both be elected. Hiixsbobo as a Srxifca Resobt. There are few towns in the West possessing so many advantages as Hillsboro, as a pleasant and healthful summer retreat, from the dost and heat and discomfort of the crowded city. Quite a number of Cincinnatians are boarding here the present summer, and all an delighted with our pure, invigorating air, clean, well-paved streets, pleasant drives, good order and quiet, and the superior refinement and onltnre of oar society.

We hope they will continue to come, and that their nimitftr will from year to real Attention, Republicans! In compliance with a resolution unanimously adopted by the recent County Convention, the Republicans of Highland county are requested to meet in the various townships at the regular places of holding elections, on SATURDAY, August 9, at 2 P. for the purpose of selecting delegates to the County Convention, to be held in the Court House, in Hillsboro, on SATURDAY, August 16, 1873. At 10 o'clock A. M. The basis of representation in the County Convention will be one delegate for every fifty Republican votes cast for Secretary of State at the last fall election, "and an additional delegate for every fraction of twenty-five or over.

The number -of delegates to ear.h township will be as follows Brushcreek Clay Concord Dodson Fairfield H-ttner Jackson Liberty Madison Marshall New Market Paint Psnn Salem Union Whiteoak 8 7 2 .....12 9 2- 2 6 3 2 2 2 Washington 2 A fall attendance of the Republicans at the primary meetings is desirable, to select delegates to the Convention. By order of Executive Committee. DANIEL MTJRPHY, Chrn'n. J. W.

Ellis, Sec'y. Camp Meeting near Danville. -tThe preparations for, the Meeting, near Danville, to commence on the 6th of August, are rapidly go ing forward, and from the interest manifested by the members of the E. Church, and the public generally, the Meeting bids fair to be very largely attended. The grounds selected are of easy access, by a good turnpike, are well shaded and watered, and at a convenient distance from town, all of which should insure a general attendance of our citizens, as well as those of the surrounding country.

The arrangements for the meeting have been principally entrusted to Rev. R. O. Arthur, who has had much experience in such matters, and will spare no efforts to insure the comfort and enjoyment of all who attend. Joseph H.

Creighton, of Del aware, Ohio, who is noted for his sue cessful labors at meetings of this kind, has promised to be present, accompanied by his wife. The Committes of Arrangements have leased the public boarding tent to" Philip Kramer, the well known landlord of the Kramer House, who will furnish refreshments and meals at reasonable prices not to exceed 50 cents for dinner, and probably less for other meals. Several of our citizens have already erected tents, and others intend to do so. The last Camp Meeting in the vicinity of Hillsboro was held near Marshall, about 15 years ago. Religious Notice.

Elder Wm. D. Moore, of New Vienna, a minister of the Christian Church, will commence a series of discourses in the Court House in this place, on Saturday evening, July 2Cth, at "i o'clock. He will also preach at the same place on Sabbath morning at 10J o'clock, and in the evening at 1. Subjects 1.

Is Christ Divine 2. The Mission of Christ 3. The Infallible Standard of Religious Truth. The piblie are cordially invited. M.

E. District Conference. It is expected that from SO to 75 ministers will be attendance at. the District Conference to be held in this place, on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Oar citizens are preparing to give them a hospitable welcome, and make their brief stay as pleasant as possible.

The District is a new. body established by the last General Conference, and is held semi-annnslly in each District. S. Celebration. ''There will be a'' Union Sabbath School Celebration in a -grove near New Boston, Highland co.

on Friday, August 8, 1873, in which all Sabbath School organizations are hereby cordially invited to participate. The people are requested to bring their baskets well filled. Committees of Invitation frequently labor under great embarrassment in the performance of their duties! They' cannot know who will, or who can, attend. It is desired in Oiu instance that organizations will conRider this notice an invitation, and will attend this Celebration. J.

H. KEECH, For Com. of Invitation. S. Celebration.

There will be a S. S. Celebration held in John A. McConnaughey's grove, one mile east of New Market, on Thursday, July 31st Procession will be formed at the Baptist Church at 9 o'clock A. and under the direction of efficient Marshals proceed to the place designated.

Speeches, music, vocal and instrumental, basket dinners, (baskets well filled,) and social intercourse and amusements, will be the order of the day. D. TRICHLER, Com. Mr. Cooley, Agent of the Singer Sewing Machine in this place, has just obtained a patent for a new lifting jack, for wagons and other vehicles, which is said to be ahead of anything else in that line, for efficiency, simplicity and cheapness.

Hillsboro is getting quite a name abroad for inventive genius. Half Fake to the Camp Meeting. We see that the Hamilton Dayton and Short Line railroads have agreed to issue half fare tickets from Cincinnati to the Dayton and Urbana Camp Cannot the C. R. R.

be induced to extend the same facilities to the Danville Camp Meeting! "We think it would pay the road, by drawing many visitors from along the line, even as far as Cincinnati. Pbetty Good! The Ripley says: "The hotel keepers, if sharp, will advertise that they know a man who wants his life insured for $10,000. In less than ten days there will be trffr a fttfoiand aeutt Home Correspondence. From Whiteoak Tp. As you have had nothing from the "hub" for some time, I thought I had better write vou a short letter.

And first I would say, we are now re ceiving the "News" right along reg ularly on "Wednesdays, which betok ens enterprise, and pleases us mighti ly. Andjiow friend Boardman, when the thermometer ranges about the nineties, and after following the plow or swinging the cradle all day, we then try to write, while sweating at every pore, the ideas come slowly, and ooze out at the finger ends; so if this letter is not interesting you know the cause, and the waste basket is handy. The health of our township is good. The spring was cold and wet, making planting late, then a drought set in, but-the farmers worked hard with plow and harrow, and although our Corn is short, 'tis looking well, and has been generally well tended, and with the opportune showers that we are having of late, it will make a crop yet Wheat is nearly all in the barn or stack; crop short in quantity but crood in qualitv, making it about equal to last year. Grass is generally light, and not near all cut Oats are very short, and we have commenced cutting them.

There was not much sowed this spring, and we think the crop of Oats and Hay is short throughout the county. There is considerable Tobacco planted in this neighborhood. Ow ing to the dry weather in June we were late planting, but it is looking well, and with attention will make a crop. Potatoes ire doing fiuelyj bugs have been plenty, but we just went for them, and now they are played out and we are having fine potatoes to eat Our Sunday Schools are in a flourishing condition. Our townsman, J.

M. Kay, is building his new store; he has the frame up and expects to occupy it next month. G. H. Diehl has put up a fine pair of Stock Scales, which will be a great convenience.

The bridge over Whiteoak is not done yet, but-the contractor seems I hopeful, and gets a perch or two of stone per week laid in the abutments. He has the walls about half up, so we live in hope of seeing it finished this year. Candidates for the various county offices have made their appearance; the crop seems good. We have bought a chain and tied up our "dorg" in consequence, 'cause he's valuable, and we don't want to lose him. When the weather gets cooler we'll write again.

C.F.B. "Patrons of Petersburg and Centrefield Wide Awake. RUSSELL'S STATION, OHIO. Editor News We are happy to inform you of the successful movement of the farmers in the vicinity of New Petersburg and Centrefield, in the organization of Friendship and also Centrefield Granges of "Patrons of Husbandry." On Wednesday night, July 9th, the farmers in the vicinity of New Petersburg met in the Odd Fellows' Hall, with the fixed determination of business stamped on their countenances. Quite a goodly number of names were procured, and Deputy John W.

Oldaker, of Russell's Station, proceeded to organize, with the following responsible farmers as officers of Friendship Grange Master R. B. McMaster. 07erseer J. L.

Wallace. Lecturer E. A. Steward J. J.

Dwyer. Assistant Steward Elisha Beots. Chaplain N. Blazer. Secretary A.

W. Dwyer. Treasurer Ellis Hiatt Gnte-keeper Isaac Hiatt Cores MattieP. Beets. Flora Jane Hiatt.

Pomona Susan Blazer. Lady Assistant Sallie Dwyer. Also at Centrefield, on Thursday night, July 10th, we were met by an enthusiastic crowd -of farmers, anxiously awaiting organization. The farmers here are fully awake to their interest, and feel the benefits which they will derive from orgauizing will more than doubly reply them for their trouble, and. we feel confident that not many years 'will be numbered with the things of the past until the farmers of these United States will claim their rights in thunder tones, that will arouse the people from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and bring a glorious success to our movement.

We expect this, knowing that He who rules the universe, and has bid us live by the sweat of our brows, is looking on with great compassion, and is aiding us in this grand work of elevation. The following are the officers elect of Centrefield Grangs Master J. W. Brady." Overseer J. H.

Littler. Lecturer Wm. P. Hughey. Steward A.

J. Frazier. Assistant Steward J. W. White.

Chaplain Dryden Crispin. Secretary J. W. Holmes. Treasurer Joseph Huff.

Gate-keeper W. B. Littler. Ceres Sarah A. Hughey, PomonaHettie Fxazier.

Flora Rachel Brady. Lady Assistant Steward Mattie Cowman. We would be happy to hear of an active movement of the farmers in the vicinity of Hihshuro, as well as elsewhere, as we have no doubt but that there could be a very large organization effected in a few days time, and will be highly pleased to hear of it soon. A PATRON. From Salem Tp.

PRICETOWN, July 21, 1873. Editor News: As we see but little in your columns from Salem, "I rise' to explain," that we, the good people of Salem are still pursuing the "even tenor of our way," and as it takes all kinds of people to form neighborhood, it seems as if Dame Nature in her munificence, to prevent anything being lacked, has thrown in a few lupemumerariei, and tliev are quietly awaiting a vacancy, while ire are equally anxious for one, so far as they are concerned. To break the monotony of our Uvea, we hope soon to feel the hearty candidatial "shake" and hear the "glad-to-see-you" from some of the worthy office-seekers who are, or at least should be, looking after the interests of "the much-neglected and oft-rejtcted" county offices. So come along, gentlemen. We will give yoa a hearty welcome, bnt we expect you to reciprocate, for we desire that our part of the county shall have a share in the division pf epoib.

We cLial that the UiU efflctS is but just that it strengthens our ticket, and above all insures the preservation of party but where we are numerically weak we will try to be content with small favors. Times are very dull, and money so scarce that to some the sight of a $5 bill would be almost as great a curiosity as the Fiji Mermaid. So hurry up, "Patrons of Husbandry," and do your best to make the farmer's burden lighter. You are on the right rood, and we hope you may succeed in yonr endeavors bnt beware of designing men, for to them can be traced the failure of all movements that would inure to the public good what they cannot rule, they try to kill. A.

D. U. Reply to Brother Spear on the Judgment. Mb. Editor Dear Sir I find in your last number a short article on the "Time or Period of the Judgment" of man, by Brother Spear, of New Vienna, Ohio, I deem it needless for me to bother your readers with a long prelude or exordium but I will say, it is not my desire to nrge a controversy with my Brother on the subject, for there are several idaas in his brevity I heartily to be the truth.

At the same time, I beg leave to d.ffer w.th him on some very important points, which the Brother has conceded to be true without proof. But suppose the Brother has his thunder and lightning canned ready for explosion, through safety valves, for your readers. I have no doubt many of them will be happy to read them at their leisure moments. The importance of the Brother's proposi tion I hope will not fail to be apprehended hr prerr on nf Tour renders, on examina- tion, for it 18 a question we all should be eonallv interested about. It has direct reference, ns all will perceive, to Judgment.

Heaven, Hell and fonr-and-twenty other things do not belong to the periphery of this question. The time and place of Judgment, the Brother has conceded, takes place immediately after the dissolution of this earthly house of ours. -1 call on the Brother for his proof. The Brother affirms. "There is no half-begun Heaven or Hell but the soul enters Heaven or Hell when it leaves the body." But according to the Brother's theory, he should have had, 1st, Death, 2d, Judgment, and then Heaven; but he has! "failed to get the Judgment between Death and Heaven.

I leave this for him to reeon-cile. Again, the Brother has it "We believe that Christ will come and coll his children unto Himself and that all will be raised immortal at death and then finally enter upon their eternal award of rest or woe." hope your readers will not fail to take cognizance of the Brother's language here. He first affirms that there is no half-Heaven or lieu tnat man enters one or tnese places immediately after death; bat at last he has it, when Christ comes they enter into this rest. Come, Brother, fix this up if your first theory be true, yon are wrong in the second. Respectfully.

Db. J. D. RIDINGS. Hollow Town, O.

the W. C. Advocate. Hillsboro Female Progress. A member of the Cincinnati Con ference proposed, last Fall, that he would give a thousand dollars toward the endowment of the Hillsboro Female College, if nine other persons could be found, each of whom would do the same.

The money was to be paid during 1873. The year is half gone, and he is ready to meet- his proposition but where are the nine He now proposes that if five can be found who will give a thousand doll ars each, he will still give one thous and. Or if any one will give five thousand, he will give his one thousand Who will take up this proposi tion One hundred thousand doll ars ought to be raised, and ten thous and, or even six thousand, would be a srood start Hon. John A. Smith, President of the Board of Trustees, is willing to pledge Hillsboro for ten thousand dollars, if ninety thousand dollars can be raised in other places.

Here, now, are "two propositions, both of which should be successful. Some progress has been made. Let not despair that the whole work will be accomplished. The Cincinnati Conference should tike up the sub ject, at the meeting at Springfield, in August and put it through. There is wealth enough in Southern Ohio to endow this College, and it ought to be done.

J. M'D. Hillsboro, Ohio, June 18, 1873. 1ST Persons receiving this paper, who are not already subscribers, will please consider it as an invitation to subscribe, if on examination they see proper to do so. For Terms see first page.

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Sewing Machines. ii jt. xr n.vau, now r. u-w chine, latest style, with all the improvements bv manv considered the best family ma-, chinemade For sale at leas than factory price Apply at ttus mce. novHtl 1 See advertisement of new Sewing Ma-: chines at a bargain.

feblotf i GBEEHBAG I TO EXCHANGE FOR WOOL -AT HILLSBORO WOOLEN MILLS We give special attention bo all kinds of Custom Work. A LARGE STOCK OF G00D3 TO EXCHANGE FOR WOOL. All work ready for delivery when promised, and warranted to give satHt'action. ELLIFRITZ SOU. THE Sewing Machines.

Fruits in Michigan. The Michigan Penological Society, has just held a meeting in Kalamazoo. Reports from various portions of the btate showed that although the peach crop would be light there was a prospect of alxut a fourth of an average crop, while apples, pears cherries, quinces and plums will be a full average. Grapes unusually aounaant in ail parts of the state. A Utica paper says some wretch yesterday, sent a postal, written in Latin, and it took the office clerks more than an hour to find a diction ary, and now they do not no whether the card was a dry goods box or an invitation to a wedding.

THE IWCilRKETS. Ohio Moot Market. TTlirriflAll MlintT. tn r-mt' tint little aullfnff so being demanded. Enox eouuty, price i range from 23 to 40 cents.

Perry coanty, buyers PnT 4,1 ceD'8 for the bnt do not ,0 cents. IlilUboro PrieeM Current. Corrected Weekly by Scott Roads, Wholesale and Ketau urocers and rouuee Dealer. For the Week ending Tuesday, July 2S, 1873. Remarks.

Wheat continues uncliancd. We hear of several lots of contracted for delivery this week and next, at $1.10. Old still brings tl.iJa l.sa for Ked. continues steady at our though an orrasionnl lot brins-i about lc higher. About 8V0G have lieeu bought this era40u, by the two rpalar buvere "here, about half of which was de- Oats have declined in anticipation of the new me ftttruien, uoiuni iuck lor iigurcv.

iew Har is coumn; in. ana oriuro sauf.uu. New Potatoes have become plenty, and the price iuu dropped to TSc at rettiil (1. utner articles unchanged. BUYING PRICES FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Dealers are paying the following prices for the varioiis articles named Wheat, Red, bushel, old 1 0a 1 White a 1 :) Red, new ilio Cora, 45a SO Oats, "a .30 Barley, Fall 70a "5 Rvc a 10 Timothy Seed, bushel a FliA Seed a Flo lr, cwt 3 S-a 3 SO Bnckwheat Flour, a Corn Meal, bushel EOa 65 Potatoes, new a 75 White Beans, bushel 1 60a il 00 Dried Apples, lb 3a 4 Peaches 6a Green Apples a Feathers, lb 65a 80 Butter, lia 15 Eygs, 10 a 11 Bacon Hams, lb 8a 9 Sides 7a 7tf Shoulders 5a 6 Lar 6a 1 Hnr, ton 8 oua 00 Sorghum Molasses, 35 Wood, 3 00a 3 50 ib a 7 Wool, fleece, lb S3 a 40 tub-washed and 40a unwashed 0a S3 Lire chickens, doz 50a 3 00 Spring chickens, doz 1 50a 50 Poultry, Dressed Turkeys, lb a Honey, lb. a 35 LIVE STOCK. Beves, cwt, gross. 8 00a 3 50 shipping 4 00a 4 50 Sheep, per cwt 3 00a 4 00 line's, cwt. gross 00a 4 IS Stock Hogs 4 OOa 4 35 RETAIL PRICES OF GROCERIES PRODUCE.

Groceries and other articles retail from stores at the following prices: Surar, N. O. lb 10a II Rt-flncd, Crushed Powdered. II via 15 Colfee, Kio "a tl Java a S3 Tea, Imperial, Y. II.

and O. 85a 1 60 Black I 10a 1 15 to Japan a 1 .10 Candles, Common a i Star a 25 Soap, common, la Cheese, factory a 20 Floor, g.iod family brands, cwt a 3 75 bbl a 7 80 Mackerel, No. jbbl OOa 50 hbl 3 3 50 Kit 1 50a I 00 Fish White, bbl 7 OOa 7 50 i a 1 75 Molasses, N. 0 85a 90 Sorsjhum 0a Golden Syrup 75a 1 00 Lard Oil a 1 00 Coal Oil a 35 llo.niuv, lb a 04 Salt, Kanawha and Ohio, bbl a 1 15 Hams, Citv sugar cured a 17 Clover Seed, lb a 10 Sapling do a II Brooms, single 35 Rice, lb 10a 12 stach, a sa io CiiM'iiiiiaUJ lr'ei Current, For the Week ending, Tuesday, July SI, 1S73. Carefully Corrected from the City Dailies of Tuesday, July 23.

Hea-iRKS Flour dull, but not lower; Wheat firm with jinall offerings of new, old scarce and nominal. Corn dull and lower. Oats are also dull, and drooping. Mere Pork Is lower and dulL Helmed Uuears are a shade higher. Other articles are unchanged.

Wheat Whire, winter, new, bush. 1 45 Bed, winter, new 1 2S t4 1 43 44 Oats. i 30 40 Barley, fan. 7 95 Hav, baled, ton 1I 00 (23 00 Clover seed. 4 8J Timothv seed 3 75 4 -00 Fla seed (m 1 70 Flour, superfine, bbl 4 75 (4 5 50 family 75 (4 7 15 Butter, prime Roll, lb 17(4 2 Eiara, doz 15 Cheese, factory lb 11 (4 II White Beans, Wh I 00 3 75 Feathers, Ib (4 -73 Wool, Ohio and Ind.

fleece, tb 85 (A 40 Apples, green, bbl (4 dried, lb 8 5i Peaches, dried, Ib 1(4 7 Tallow, rendered 7VK4 Hogs, cwt, gross 4 75 (4 5 Beeves, cwt, gross I 7" 4 5 65 Sheep, I 50 4 00 Mess Pork, bbl 16 0 (416 25 Lard, lb 7J4(4 i Baron, Hams, sugar cured 14 (4 l- Colfee, Rio. 25 Sugar, Brown, lb 8H4 Kenned 1 (4 2 Molasses, N. O. gal 65 (4 80 Kenned Syrups 35(4 80 Sorghum 35, (4 60 Potatoes, new, bbl 3 uu 4 4 00, Whisky, gal (4 91 Salt, bbl, Kanawha aud Ohio river. 1 70 (4 1 85 Mackerel, No.

1., nite Fish, Jsbbl Br oms, doz Civtyn, tb I'o iltry, Live-Turkeys, lb doz F.k-e, Ib Soap, com. lb German Tea, R. Green Starch, lb II W0(31 00 7 00 (4 7 SO 1 50 (4 3 00 tx 2 25 (4 4 50 7M4 9 5 (4 6.4 7i 50 i4 1 80 4 4 Globs Mutual Life Ins. Co. IasuBAXCB Department, Statb Obio, I Coluhbus, Jan.

10, 1878. "W'HEREAS, The GLOBE MCTUAi. LIFE IN- Sl'RANCE COMPANY, located at New York, in the State of New York, has died in this office a sworn Statement, by the proper officers thereof, showing its coudition and business, and has complied in all respects with the laws of this State, relating to Life Insurance Companies, organized by act of Congress, or by or uuder the laws of any other State of "the United States. Now, therefore, Id pursuance of law, WILLIAM F. CHURCH.

Superintendent of Insurance tor the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that said Company hav. i in witiaw" dllriui; the current year. The condition ol eomiiany at the date of such 1871.) is shown as Amount of Joint of stoca or uuaran- tee Capital paid op, $100,000 60 Atrgregate Amount of available Assets, Including the sum of $13,058 50 in premium notes ana loans neia oy tue ompanyon Aggregate amount of Liabilities, ln- cludiug re-insurance. $2,378,939 33 Amount of Income for the preceding veir in $1,659,437 78 in wituess wnereor, nave nereumo minsennea my name, and caused the Seal of my office to be aflixtHl, the day and vear above written. ffi' jyiowl Agent for Highland County.

11 EH A AND EPIDEMIC MUUU PREVENTED BY USING BROHO-CHLORALUH, The New Odorless and Non-Poisonous Powerful Deodorizer -and Disinfectant. Its daily use destroys all bad odors and poisonous emanations about your premises, and thereby prevents contagion and disease; contains do poison and has no odor of its own, and is always safe. Dr. Bbockett, a celebrated writer on Cholera and Yellow Fever, maintains that a few diops of in a tumbler of water, drank dally, will prove a aure protection from these disease. i It is tbe best disinfectant for all HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES.

Prepared only by TILDEX Sfild by all druggists. Sew York. Write for Largs) Illustrated Price List. Address nrranaDa pittsbubgh ml t-, Double Shot (iuns, ii to $isu blugle Uuns, $3 to S. Revolvers, to t'l'i.

Pistols, $1 to id. Gun Material, Fishing Tackle. Large discount to Dealers or Clubs. Army Uuns, Revolvers, bought or traded for. Goods sent by express O.

D. to be examined betore paid for. frcpitsabfur KuiKhux isrhwoi liur EALED Proposals will be received by the under-signed, until SATURDAY July ii, at 1 o'clock noon, for furnishing all the materials except brick, and building a Brick School House in Sub-District No. 1, Liberty Tp. Bids will be received for any part or the whole of the work.

Plans and Specifications may be seen at the county Auditors Office, or hy applving to the undersigned. HENRY HIES I AN Clerk. jr.3iw3 i AH HUM We will pay nil agrents i0 per week in cash, bo will engage with ns at okcs. Everything furuinhed aud expenses paid. Address A.

COULTEK A Charlotte, Mich. NEVER yeglrct a Cough. Nothing is more certain to lay the foundation for future evil consequences. Wells' Carbolic Tablets sra a sure cure for all disease of the Respiratory Organs, Sore Throat, Colds, Croap, Diphtheria, Asthma, Catarrh, Hoarseness, Dryness of the Throat, Windpipe, or Bronchial Tubes, and all Diseases of the Lungs. In all cases of sudden cold, however taken, these Tablets should be promptly and freely used.

They equalize the circulation of the blood, mitigate th severity of the attack, and will. In a vsry short time, restore healthy action to the affected organs. H'tlW Carbolic Tablett are put up only la blue boxen. Take no substitutes. If they can't be found at your druggist's, send at once to the agent tn New York, who will forward them by return mail.

Dont be Deceived by Imitations. 8old hy Druggists. Price 3 cents a box. JOHN qTkELLOGG, 18 PUtt St N. Send for Circular.

Sold Agent for United States. II I A L0I IKKY OF lUBt. ftfSO.AOtt I)rsnsifrflnTS whole tickets $34, halves $14, quarters 7, tenths iweuiieins ai.v. German Government Lotteries. Saxon, uuo Tickets, 47,800 Prizes.

Brunswick, 81,000 Tickets, 4,000 Prizes. Hamburg. Ufitta Tickets, 43,800 Prizes. Prizes earthMl atirl (rtw. d.

circular. THEODORE ZSCIIOCH. P. O. Box 8080.

116 Nassau Street, N. Y. psicHoMineT.or koilchakminu." How eith-I er sex fascinate and gain the love and affections- of any person they choose instantly. This simple mental acquirement all can possess, free, by ir logemer witn a mamsge guide, Egvxsin Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, Wedding Night Shirt, Ac. A queer hook.

Address T. VV'IL-LjLAM Pnblishers, Philadelphia. 4 Tli Wholesale Purchasing Agents S. I hlr. (ortne BBTRi Sewin I chine made at Daubury, Ct.

The Lateet ami Beet. The StiUeit, Faettxt and Eaeieet Lock Stiteh, Mraight Seedle Xaehine in the market. Bet ter terms than any company. Address, JOHN A. DODGE, General Agent, Danburv, Conn.

BU-Q AND DANDELION Ib tbe best blood ruKiniB of the age, because it etiranlatea to healthy acrioo the organs which nature to appointed to carry out of the system the imparities of the Blood. Bucbd touches the Kidneys the Dande lion waxes up the Liver and stimulates the Bowels to regular action. These organs acting juintly, clear the system and carry away the germs of disease. VfGi mis remeuy. a am i l.

lUii i Cincinnati, Ohio. liflir Ittll I tl Male or Female, $60 a week guaranteed. Respectable employment at home, day or evening; no capital required; full instructions aud valuable package of goods sent free by mail. Address, with six cent stamp, M. YOUNG 1 Courtlandt Birwi, r.t-w lurk.

Is J. S. BLACIC, MANUFACTURER OF FIRST CLASS BUGGIES Hillsborough, June 19, 1873. SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES! SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES! SECOND-HAND BUGGIES SECOMD-HAND BUGGIES! SECOND SECOND-HAND For-Rale by ju19m3 JOHN F. NELSON.

Ill I SUCCESSORS TO NELSON DEALEES IN II A A 11, T0V INCH STREET, OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, HILLSBORO, OHIO. WOULD CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR A i 1 1 a 1 ep a in COMPRISING A FULL LINE OF RUSSELL, BUCKEYE AND CHAMPION REAPERS AND MOWERS The three Best Machines in the market, all of which yro offer on the best terms. Also the Celebrated Which -we Hre confident has advantages over any other "WALKING PLOW in the market, while combining the best points or an oi them. Don't fail to examine our Cultivator before pur-- chasing. Also the celebrated REVOLVING AND SULKY II AY RAKES, HOOSIER GRAIN DRILLS, ALSO HE WAR HO Something no farmer will do without, after he has tried it May 1, 1873.

mylm3 NEW STORE aroKCTsr 7 HIGH STREET, EAST SIDE, NORTH OF COURT HOUSE, Has last opened a well-teleetcd stock ct STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, bought ery low for CASH, and trhfch Is'prepared to sell is low or lower than they can be pnrchaMd dtm here Special attention II tnrlted to his stock of CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, In which he le offering great bargain. Call a tlie New Stork, andee for rsBve. ur-Bemeoiaer the plu iiuun Old Stahd, Bigs street, sonk 01 Coirt ilotue. BJUiUofu, April i3. I Ohio.

jul9m3 HAND SPRING WAGONS SPRING WAGONS! J. S. BLACK. J. S.

SHAW. TINWARE NEW GOODS! WEST, a so-nposed as at or te-ileil. ed b-dieves In o-ixn pi -If Jiiii C-t illtjtetci ft njnicf of Uci'njc I 13 Zi- FIBC'S Fountain -Jfasal tr-n In: This instmnient especially designed for the perfect application of DR SACE'3 CATARRH REMEDY. It is the only form of instrument yet invented with which fluid mcuic-ino can be carried high vu aud perfectly applied to all parts of the affected caul )asoscs, and the chambers or cavities communicating tlierewith, iu which sore and ulcers eiit, sudfrom which the catarrhal discharge "enerallr proceeds. The want of success in treating Catarrh heretofore has arisen largely from the impossibility of applying remedies to these cavities and chambers by any of the ordinary methods.

This obstacle in the way of effecting cures is entirely overcome by the invention of the Douche. In usins this instrument, the Fluiel carries' sv Its awa ireieht, (no smtfira. forcing or pumping being respired.) up one nostril In a full pentljr flowiun stream tot lie bicbest portion of tbs nasal passages, passes into and thoroughlycleans-csall thetnbe and chambers connected therewith, and Hows ouiot thi opposite nostrH. It use is pleasant, and so simple that a child eaa understand it. Fall and explicit dlrertiona accompany each instrument.

When nsed with thl instrument. Dr. Safe's Catarrh Remefiy cures recent attacks of Cold in Uie Bead by i few applications. iSymptomaof Catarrh. Frequent bead-ache, discharpre faliin; into throat, sometimes profuse, watery, thick mucus, purulent, offensive, Ac.

In others a dryness, dry. watery, weak or tn flamed eyes, stopping up or obstruction of nasei passacest, riuimr in ears, deafness, hawkine; and cooirhina; to clear throat, ulcerations, scabs from akers, voico altered, nasal twang, offensive breath, impaired or total deprivation of sense of smell and tMte, dizziness, mental depression, loss of appetite, indigestion, enlarged tonsils, ticfelfrie rough. Ac. Only a few of these symptoms are likely to be present in any case at one time. Dr.

Sase'n Catarrh Remedy, when uc I with Or. Pierce's Nasal Douche, and accimpanied with the constitutional treatment which is recommended In the pamphlet that wrap each bottle of the Remedy, is a perfect jpeciflc for this loathsome and the proprietor in good faith, $AOO reward for a rao he can not cure. Tbe Remedy is mikl and pleasant no strongor caustic drugs or poison. The Calarrh Remedy is sold at 30 cents. Douche at tio rents, by ail Dm itcst, or either will he mailed bv proprietor on.

receipt of fiUernte. R. V. PIRitCE.in.0 Bole PITFALO. N.

Y. Or Sugar-Coated, Concentrated, Coot and Herbal Jnlce, Autl-Eillona Grannie. THCL1TTLE GIANT" CATHAaTIC, or ITIuItam la Farro Physic Tae novelty of modern Medical, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Science. No use of any longer taking- the large, repulsive and nauseous pill, of cheap, crude, and bulky iugredients. wiiea we can by a careful application of chemical science, extract ail the cathartic and other medicinal properties from tbe most valuable roots ami hero, and concentrate them into a minute Grannie, searenly lararer than a mustard seed, that can be readily swallowed by those of the mhtensitive stomachs and fastidious tastes.

Each little Purgative pellet represents, ia a m'i concentrated form, as mnch cathartic power is embodied in any of the large pills fonnd for sale in the drag shops. From their wonderful cathartic power, in proiortion to their size, peon lot who have not trie I them are Ipt to suppnta that they are harh or drastic in effect, but such is not all the case, the different active medicinal principle of which they aro composed lieing so harmonized aud modified, one by tho others, as to produce a mot searfhlnf aud Ihor. each, vet gently awl kindly operating cathartic. 500 He Ward Is hereby offered by the proprietor of these Pellets, to any chemist who, upon analysis, will fiud in them any Calomel or other furunt of mercury or any other mineral poison. Being; entirely vegetaMe, no particular care is required while uing them.

They operate without disturbance to the constitution, diet, occupation. Fur Jaundice, Headache, Constipation, Impure Hlood, Pain In tne Shoulder, Tlslitnesn of tho Cheat. IMzziueao, Sour raetatlena of the Stomach, Bad tuato in mouth, Bilious attack, Paia la region of Kidneys, Internal Fewer, Bloated feeling nboat Stomach, Kush of Blood to Head, HIrIa Col. ored Urine, CnsoelaJbllity and Gloomy Forebodings, take Dr. PU-ree'a Pleasant Purjutlve Pellets.

In ex plans ion of the remedial power of my Pur- Fitive I ellc: over so great a variety of diseases, wishtosay that their action npou tho animal economy is mil versul, not at laud or lissuo eseuplns; their sans, iva Impress. Age does not impair them; their sugar -co tin? and being enclosed in Elasa bottles preserve their virtues unimpaired for any length of time, in any climate, so that they are at wiv fresh and reliable, which is not the casa with the pills found in the drug stores, put np ia cheap wottd or paste-board boxes. Recollect that for all disea.es where a Laxative, Altera-tire or Part-alive is indicated, these little Pellets will give the most perfect satisfaction to all wbousetuem. TUoy are by all enterprising Druggists at US ceuts a bottle. i Do not allow any druggist to Induce yoa to take anythiuir tliat to may say ia just as (ood as my Pellets because be makes a larger profit on that which he recommends.

If yonr dra-St cunot supply them, enclose 25 cents and receive them by return mail from K. V. flEUCJi, At BUFFALO, N. T. PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

For Scrofula, Serof-T iilou lisestes of the Kycs, or Scrofu- la in any form. Anv rlisense or eruption of the Skin, disease ol the Liver, Rlienmntism, Pimples Old Sores.Ulrein. Broken-down Constitu tioni, Syphilis, or any disease depending on a depraved condition of the blood, try DR. CROOK'S syrup or WW, POKE ROOT. ShV It has the medicinal prop erty of Poke combined with a preparation of Iron which goes al once into I lie blood.

a perfurnung the most rapid and wonderful cures. Ask Tour Draerist ior Dr. Crook'a Cora- nonnd Syrup of Poke Root take it and be ft -i 5kJ- prRE W5 eases or rw. THHMLIDNGS.LIYER BLOOD In the wonderful medicine to which the afflict are auore pointed relief, the discoverer be nas contained tn uurnumif more oi inot soverenrn curative which Ood has Instilled into the vegetable kingdom for healing the sick, than were ever before in one medicine. The evidence of this in the great variety of must ubsti.

lie diseaei which It ha- been found to conquer. the cure of Bronchitis, Severe Con fit, and the early stages olContBBS. tion, it his astonished the medical (acuity, and ernineiit piysiciaut pronounce it the greatest madieal discovery of the age While it cures lbs severest Cjuhs, it strengthens the system and the tieoa. ay lis freai aro mor- bliod purifyinj properties, it cures all Haniiirs. front tne worst srrnivis iw cm utl Blotela flBipic," arsroea- M'rcirial disease.

Mineral poisons, anu ineir edecK. are eradicated, and vigorous health and a son. id vntuntion estahlisbed. Erysipelas, Snlt Ktt-um, reser sorts, Scaly or Ruiti Skill, i i short, ail the numerous riia-tn cvised bv bit blood, are conquered hy this verrjl and invigorating medicine. y.m dull, drow-v.

d'biliiatcd. have sallow eni'tr of skin, or yellowish brown spots va tce or bo ly, freqnetit lieidaciie or dizziress. bad tastn in month, iuternal heat or chills, alternated with hot flashes low spirits, and gloomy fore-bndtn, irregular appetite and Ipncne coated, voa are sufferinx fi' Torpid I.lwer or "ailionanes." l-i many cases of Liver Caillnt" mty part nl tl'ese symptoms are -t wriene I. At a re nedy for all such cases. Pierc'-" ftdiei Medical Biwwry las no iatl a it eff -ots per'ect enres, leaving ti liv-er strann'iiia'l ail hciltl.v.

For the cure of IliUltaal Cousti pntion ni Ibe bosels it a ttlii rencdv. awl lho-s vtho hav itf-ftn pt-v'J srs 1 pd in ns praise. i v-n-iet'V oT-r fj 1 ti anl for a medi-ei 1 1 I it will e-pM it lor the rro of aJ the duv eTi lie'i it rei-imnieni iil. 1 h-r dn it' af I rer prepared hy n'v Pi ir-u. SlT 1 P.iit let'W.

hiefVref. ticrat-r. 131 Sen street, nuflalp, K. yoar ailOrcsa for a paayuii-r. PEllTS.

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