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CONSERVATIVES


NO BIT No LDNfEk-buf read IIe luAnNir- Aul hf.
~ fecL- Another Wonderful Cure
PHiisuELPufA. April J. 1875.
hereby certify That during hc riots n s0unw ark OF july
last oU o cA po.re aud iau-le n the performance ni
military fu,r my health received severe shock I'm ne
iaiirr part of August a fIe symptoms uf RI LNpNNh1
COSSt NPTiON appeared A. i- iuncure called ia
my nr- pnv-cian. who sielded me- some weeks without
fsnehf and told nc .ucy That be- c0Hsui,ief nv a'fte
bsg0Hd H. reach IF human nd | now employed another
physician. who ai once recommended THOMSON COM
fOUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD NAPIhiA ]
used twelve bottles and testify iinf In common will thou.
sands 0 others. who have hcr cnri hy s medicine. u
to DO alone owe nIv restoration fo health
JAMES ANDREWS No. 2l7 Cafherine-t
called fo attend fp he above IN he secondary
stage disease. found One patient lahuung under
complex dsease of the lungs and liver uceuion cd ue
latter Lad asen place. and hy percussion discovered An
al.re.. lsd formed n ihc right lung. The case being ap a.
r.nty hopeless and Beyond the reach of te usual treat
mont resolved a. once on usIng ihomfon' fpnpomd ~
mp ~ Tn a1d % 10f Npiinfhe virtues ~ which hai pr
.iDl-v tested scarcely expecting would reach case so
f...n.rafr The m most sfff9 tfrt.
h,nc.iorh spelling all doubts respecting ur efficacy of
Dbl. excellent medicine M diseases iir lnr ant liver.
Philadelphia April !. ltfh NJ. CHAMBERS. VI. ID.
PRINCIPAL Office. Northeast corner 0iFlFIu and SPRUCE
streets. Philadelphia
Sold. wholesale and retail. hy A. B. SANDS : co Chem
isl and Druggists. Z1j Broadway. corner OF Cliiersst
Sold also a. - Fuion-sre, and II East Bfoadwy Price
y. cents sul3 Inn
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RI. ]. u. Wheeler, Attorney and oounse,.or a.
Relne Room OF Tsmmany Hall a. az b"-f' ., 'i~ ssy
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VALt ABLE PAINTINGS a.

perry 0f the late Joseph Bonapare, Count >4rF-Aer-
Thomas Birch Dr. respectfully announces tai d. IA r.
c.,. INSTRUCTIONS Ia dispose % al public sae, ai me- Man
zion AZ BordenfOwn. New-Jef-ey,l on "Wednesday ana
Tirv >-nf Z and 49, the collection OF rare and vnua-
III. Pai1tnss ol u- ale Joseph bonapaFie euhrfisns
choice specimens by Rui-n-, rrnei LlrtO ofaia Del'
l.n.r prs.in tanals,f. Lalrrs splguOeuO. TerIer-,
Snevdrr. Nsiore fafsf. -asery bpreu-nonr, bs-sann
m. ip DE- Champa ~. Onerchno sebastian DEL tl9no,
D,r,ro s,ybsr6 ans o.rs Of The Italian Flemish Nen--
tan and French schools =, .
40 several r .ufe. and Busis in Marble
SPLENDID LIERAsY 40 MAN ,ehlf ~ l, Ut, -'
Works. - ,,...
Catalogues can BE- had Al Messr- Dlr'ey iA- Aeo-
lion Store n, ft4B rusla b-l -ihs - -i'>lt
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DANIEL ADEE, LOT FULTON-sTREET
n !. -. IL

NV ILH Ills IN II tIINTI 10 u " HTITTT7 %
w Retrospect al Practical Medicine and surgery tf
yearly journal containing r.u- peciivc view uf every
discovery and practical improvement in the Medical s'en-
ces Commenced u Jauuary 1874 Pubi-hni Doc L"mion
n Iuivand January of every year, ami reuh-he boz NeS
lors hy Daniel Ad... No n7 Fuor--treet
Tcun--Tle ir-t Nu-. five years per year there
- i.f.I
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nenc Fluid This remarkable discovery he's received
the universal aqpfobaiOn of te Meal Profession oi Great
Bdain and la- been sufficiently long before Tie A.erc Al
public give fair trial Of ia power and efficacy The IA
ftNr GALvANC kiNGs haze been found io answer al u
purpose. for which hc ordinary G1ivanc Battery fircic
and Magnetic Machines are rscd Out are wiiolt any o ne
nlrou. SHOCKS hchaccompauy the applications hy ho-.
r menfs In many other respects ara more sAtE and
CERTAIN accomplishing the desired object
The Gagau.c Rings have been used with perfect success
IN All cases of Rheumatism chronic applying 10 NJ
heaf face or limbs Govt Tic DO.oreuN, Toothach. Bron
cs er,ieo Nervous Sick Headache. Indigestion. Par
ag-is Palsy Epilepsy. Fs Cranp Pap!iaon Of NE Heart
ADoplexy illness of JOINTS Luz -ago Ncurnya htnefh
Debility Deficiency Of NergOus Energy, and at Nervous
Disorders In of confirmed Dyspepsia they nave been
successful Their extraordinary effects upon ih" system
must be- Witnessed be- believed and ~ certain fHtvEN-
i've for the above complaints they equally 10 be recon-
meuled THE Gaiysnc Rings are IN every way perfectly
harmless and sold prices 10 be- within the reach 81 al
CrsIiFs MAGNETIC FLUID used In connection win TIE
Rings render their efficient action certain, and "a direct
Galyanc influence 10 the particular portions when are
affected
For numerous certificates OF the highest character regard
Ing tie efficacy OF the Gavanlc Rings and Magnetic FLUID
reference is made former advertisements or hey may bc
seen I'll the Office Only Agency n New York, - Fulton
street. sun Budng) In Brooklyn Al he store OF JAMES
". SMITH Druggist corner Fulton and Cranberry Streets
auIn
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OLIVER WHITAKER

None are genuine unless with the words scaPas Oh FOR
Deafness blown 10 each bo.te. -
This valuable medicine i for sale hy y H. n ID. SANDS
Agents TOR the Proprietor, No - Fulton street, -
Broadway. u Fast Br0edway ai3 lml
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vi Dr. Euas'f Celebrated Soothing SysP' your ME
bsb>s voui avoid very affecting and distress ~ -Ynp
ana often fatal commissions The guns swell. he ehid =
l with frrcnent no Of crying reichings starting IN the
sleep and ps-. OF peculiar PARIS shuess WIN soirnf =
fhrtsl- fingers IN IL muuih &c Sold y j. ~ raj sOs
AGENT fultol-sI, Lamp Slorel san BUILDING New" 10,
p~.-. "a r.rt. yl. bInsod
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nkDUIE Advert er wishes % treat
- - - having suicient capital % t4ke Jli
pu-arf f,- ~ isnrovei mode NJ fropeing >eaincrs
h.. r--It ~ many wears attention % ue subject ard
-.-t,, .lf IL L-ierto deemed practicable
~. construction founded on prncp.r % ity-rQsi-'-
i- overlooked. i. exceedingly simple AM durable ier
800 49, gsrfar,. more less zfisllilg every pan
yet ra,st.i and only requires 10 BE- known 10 per.re
H. Paddj. Ilael and Prope-rs al present m U.s. Pm
NJ. -l.it,,,,- = aul- 20 cod
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JAMES ANDREWS. No. 9i7 Catherine =.
Use sCNRpN'- ACOUSTIC on, h

Y
Srarpa- Compound Acoustic OIL for the cure Of Deafness
pains and the di-rl matter from the aso, all
those dis agreeable noises. Ike ihe huIAng OF insects, ans
waller. &C which symptoms compromising deal
ness AMI also generally attendant with fh- disease.
How many ihO..ands yea, tens of thousands are here,
wlo n consequence ordcaness deprived of many ufile
pleasures az social intercourse, and who would give me
World II were possible 20 possess tiff ihey could again
have their hearing restored
The following Ceriihctes viii bee read with interest a.
they speaa facts, which " stubborn things
PHILADELPHIA. Ian g. 1915
If-t.i,y cr,uf litwnsn wa- about twelve years Old,
gradually became dfaf nbOiher-. 50 That in cw months
found IL almost impossible 10 hear unless In tile very loud
tones ofvore. remained iu that situation uuul last
summer period Of gl,n years, when heard Of Ncdr
p's Csuyo round fc9ufic OA Immediately obtained bot
tlc winch have usei and am happy 90 say has acted
Ike magic and quite cured me. Any one wishing mruer
Information at my cs-e. which tHnk rena Aaoe one
Will ind me hy calling my residence Concord street. hfsl
dnnr aluHe n.aOul slretI.
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MRS. REBECCA BANTER.

BRrpeEroN y J. Dec. % 1915
J. VI Sfs,inr-For ten years past have been dreadmNy
afflicted with dafn.-- Occ1-oned by an liberation IN my
ear which cnu-e great pain. and prevented me- from hear
Ing or pang convention; THIS liberation frequent
v rs,i and wa totally unfb to hear Boz one TAR Hay
ine heer f. pn-.ise and rsmar effected by Sour
ys's lcolc Oif got Dole III YOU which u-ei accord
ir 10 direction and the best effects, being now rc-or
~ to hear quite well Ny ser, who has been quite
deaf for uuumcr0f years has received decided benefit from
rom xperence 10 viii cure the severe-i cases
fused airy and recommend every person suffering
from this -reat afiicllOn. lour-.
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- ,fF'as tue extreme rrcgulariiy and confusion
N1 pfcNs Ia the photography Oi Tie English IAN
go snd OF the languages OF the earth generally and
=, eanbtons aud tedious methods Of writing now IN
= eve ne 20 evils Of immense magnitude and
'""ss Nj. Isaac iltnan of Bath England has brought
. wonderful degree Of perfection his bret and beau
~~ method Of writing called Photography based upon
senhhc analysis oil the sounds OF oar own tongue.
w las completed printing alphabet Tor the English
Isasse upon the same principle and assisted by
s'tnce In different countries Is now successfully en-
teu IN constructing universal alphabet for the uni
representation II all Ian ruaccs and, rhrft0S, these
so'eincnts in writing and printing promise TO Doe OF
~ advantage % mankind. b. saving tue vast amount
y ~N'ci iAtoi and money now wasted IN acquiring me
- tsclincnts and Keys of know reading. VIII
s-a spelling by abrSsing tho manual labor OF wrii
sraSsiNths or by contributing 90 establish an
a. standard for the spelling and pronouncins
Nv V'as TINS pcrcctng and giving unity 10 language
'noeing easy the arts OF reading and writing. ana
ndns 10 uniyeTsaze education. Oy clcvaiins TIE
,heas'nce and morality Of the people by advancing
,,4S OF fclson, Of science. OF industry. and oi arr
ns,.ys' by promoting free intercourse among NE
iu,Aa,H me earth. which will knit them more closely
M, oooas OF peace and good viii; therefore. we feel
Do t"cghty and impcrous duty dcvoiycs upon us 20
mr., our power % aid an object important a. The
AL herein proposed and believing that associated
hi. ~smened e'or, will most cacciually accomplish
.s,sJeel We have formed. and do hereby form our
loving Uho'f me government oil inc i'''
CONSTITUTION
TIrLE.
J. THIS Society shall be called the American Pho
OBJECTS
tr The general object OF this Society shall be 10
"'"ard and complete the writing and printing re-
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NrnTITE N-1nh-. and Woi River Cara---ll- lnie
y FOR rrr-vnr proposal. % contract m" Memphis ard
Wolf River Cana : extended 70 -r lon Jay " 1ep'ooe
next H. !.
Th extension Of tine has been csusi By unavoidabe de-
Law Ia procuring fna survey and estimates OF NE "orA 70
Corrr.pondeu, upon this subject AM those who have
csrne IN person 10 examine TIE "ors saA have Ne es-
49, rs,-sr,,. pr1f--. and blank Propositions fJf
th ssm fIr.r-. ht m 10 tine 20 send ~ tI bids y
tiu- period Designated In this Advertisement
-, -, 4 FINLEY Mayor I'd Memphis, Tenn
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Observation-Disclosures ELYsIAN Fields. 10

Mr. McCARTY begs leave 10 announce thar. by the
unanimous request Of hs numerous s-o- he has been ~
duccd io continue his -. ,,.o.,,,.,-.,.,
GRAND AND TNEQUALLED PERFORMANCES
For one Mcea Only!
He h. also, q great expense re-ctstscd
MONSTER GUERDO,
the great and wonderful gymnasuc ptii' nfr WI" WI a.
r..sT tds THIS WEEK ONLY, ard through some n
xforiuarv and wonderful feat- oi strength and agility,
a. performed 90 Royal Opera House, Pans before The
roa' s family sud Nob.,- % France A..0ilr -
ETHIOPIAN OPERATE BRO1HER> SISTERS,
WHO vii 1--WE variety of new and splendid performance
every f,r dsy-lu- anOrlng those ladies and gentlemen
.,hoy.it I0osen after dinner most splendid promenade
and novel Amusement
TIa following well known AMI celebrated performer
rlnrr-, the Band OF Ethiopian Opcniic Brothers and
Mr. d. GARDNER. the only person living who perso-
mates the negro wtucn u iAsiscirf
BILLY WlilTLOCk, the great locomotive Nlssrf ana
accomplished Banjo PLAYER ,,
OLD DAN EMMETT the ccirbraird Nioihisi ana GA
Nirgnuv Niger who j. always on band "hen Lrfr =
music pending.
CHARLES WHITE, The uhilFhloi Ac1ofuinhl-i A4
Celebrated Negro Performer. . ,,,,s..o..
Also iar he fri time. SAM JOHNSON. The great IN
equ4lird Negro SINGER &C. on OBJ" Triangle.
Perf,iu,nr fo commence Al half pa-i lncOcs- ale o.
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no TmE pKOTE>TA>T- of u. Umicd 5

i Just published the important work issued
from the American Press
IT.. Rev John Dowln-- History of Romanisn -plendiy
Illustrated with more than ~ sly finished engravings dos
crptve Of the customs ceremonies, councils and practices
OF line Church oi Rome forming large and beautifully
printed OF nearly 7Oo pages in rich enbemaic bind
ing. Price = ~
T. WALKER. Publisher. IA Fulton H. " Y.
To- Agents wanted sell the above Iu every tow
civ and county IN TIM niie States 10 whom hir'r' va
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l. LANGI AGE-lmpr0ved Edition. having DO" GA ann
me New Nomenc iture for sale by Mark H. Newman L. :
Barlc. Co. Collins Brots-r A. Coz Caleb Bartlett, \. y.
Rake Naf-h \ Cornish. and ol.r cry booksellers, a.
e Publishers prices Tins work L. attracting Tie attention
at fIe cra and those who have not -,s are Ir ,luy
invited fo .xarril, IT, KNOWLTON RICE.
prfIf =
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CN,iP MEETING

E\,IP MEETING. near bound Brl.s y. j. on l.r
Y Flrslsth,gVn aud soneryiie Ra road iu commence
August r. and continue one wees Passengers Tor Hr
EvS JR 100, Couriland-.L al o'c.ock 4. 81 aid -
ami A. L. NJ a. - =. . ~, ,
O'Clock 4. NJ a. and ?. VI
Excursion tickets by either rnuie VIII t' sold during ue
nertin al - cent?. allowing r passengers io 20 20 AMI
---r- ,-.-.L. b. INN ---l--A ll-I y
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NO 1Di>TRY NLKCHANT-.-

gU,O DKlt.GI-T-.-Tte subscribers oref s.l-fa a
...orl~nt II Cooper. Glue and isinsisss sn Airf o
sve-y n md sdspved if 1t nanuis turer prie-s
EUGENE ELY co. II Fa..on-st
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IoHN s. HORTON. Historical and Writing Engrsyer,
j No 81 Nass.a.sl jy9u
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hI~~OIITTON.-Ih C00aTT1'T-Tlp H'T'-77T' 'NT'7-
- ing between he uudersig ue in the Dry Goods business
under the firm Of Summerbe BuckhOuf u TINS day DIS
solved bg mutual The affairs OF he concern vi" be
closed hy Is. r. summerhel. who viii continue ue Dry
Goods business for his account A. the same pace
h. r. 81 MNERBkLb,
Wa. b. BUCkHOUT
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DItrT-.- Commercial Companion new article -uiia-
BILE for pocket To- tie form ~ Silver Pencil Case
combining the advantages OF accurate letter balance
agreeable t. present Of postage, diamond point
ed gold pen. and pointed pencil All ~ me hr-
quality. The convenience Of the Commercial DnpnniDn
rn- BE- Obvious all and IL offered 10 The pubic ]. ne
nill assurance that viii meet with their fsvo sod Whole
s,l,. and r.fsil by FRANCIS A LOUTKEL,
auil I'm Manufacturing Sfafioners y Maiden Lane
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Boarding ano Hotels.

IyOtRD.- Pour young men of tNo gentlemen and heir
ID wives can BE- scenmu sfsi Wh hoard and very les-
ant rndn. 40 Brrknan Reference given lnd f,uif
,,I
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4 SURE PROTECTION against ne injurious eh''l- OF
4 eai offered by the subscribers al me same price
al which common lead pipe can be- purchased All PIP
-Old by them are stamped Lowbef- Patent I'm flttrd
pipe - and are warranted perfect In every respect
On hand and constantly manufacturing all sles and
weight from d. 20 - Ds., per foot, and Of sizes from
70 inches cshbre and Be- made any eugh required
aui2 3m LONBER 4 IL ROY ~ We-t-.t
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ROtkD.-iWo ur three ssnilrmrn can BE- nc, omn''dn'
ID "a Mn pleasant fi nsly rlun- AMI good board n
private family by applying ei ii Pearl sif'ri, trsuk'n
:
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(.UEAP LIBERAL BOOKS. ai u- Beacon oi
u nee 3 Franklin square y. "A new edition 81 Vol
49,, = Rims Srau--'- Life Of Christ Mary Wol-orcra-
Rights of Woman Walls Life OF Thomas Paine, Sheey-
Queen Nab Bible Of Mature; the Works OF Paine, Vol
ialre &C. &c. Jy-' lhleod'
xIrI-CON-IN-A GEOGRAPHICAL AND TOPO-
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION or WISCONSIN,
with brief Sketch OF 10 History, Geology. MinerAogy
SOIL Productions Government, &c. SC. accompanied ~
Sectional Map. exhibiting the townships and ranges For
sale by III NTlSOTON SAVAGE. 10 Prari-st lel'yos
,VuE UNITED STATES DI-PEN>ATORf. -
| XXood Rach-. ult.si States DspeusatOrv-new cd
ton. f0r sac by HUNTlNtION sANA'r1
,.isvo. 30 Pearls
A INHNtt-.-Tlle trade supplied win Almanacs al
~ the prices ofmanuiaciurng AL Inc inhlhe ONCE aus
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CONSTITUTION.

H.. TITLE.
n nr This Society shall be called the American Phi.
graphic Society
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-26

s. SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue OF writ of
| - Venditioni Exponas to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, and
State of Ohio, will expose 10 sale at public
outcry at the front door of the Court House, in
Woodsfeld, in said county, on Monday. the 4th
day of August next, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock P. M. on said day, the
following real estate, to wit:
All that tract of land situate in the county of
Monroe and State OF Ohio, being part of section
3S, township one and range 3-beginning ON the
bank Of the Ohio Iiver south of stone; thence
east up the bank Of said river to the middle of a
bridge, As rods and Is inches thence north half
degree west, rods and l6 links to post; In. b..
40 links to chain;) thence north and half degrees
west, through large poplar on the left hand side
of a mound on the gravel bank; thence in the same
direction 800 rods and IS links to a post thence
west thirty one rods and 10 links to post; thence
due south over a corner stone to the place of be-
ginning, containing 1928 Iods and l6 links, contain
Ing by latitude and departure 79 acres and 10 per-
ches, (except so much of said tract is included
IN the town plat of the town Of Sardis, being
about l6 acres)
To be sold as the property of James Patton, al
the suit of Michael Miller.
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr. Sheriff.
June %, 1915. l6
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-26

invites the activity of the nobler part OF man,
makes known the sentiment and spirit of those in
our midst who think and desire the greatest good
to man' Through it, pages those in every section
of our great West, whose philosophy and philan-
thropy would otherwise be unknown and unfelt,
could speak to the and hearts Of their friends
and neighbors, and thus do much to elevate and
ennobe. But it is scarcely necessary to refer to
these matteis-every one Knows all we wish to
convey, and we are confident will act tor the best
interests of himself and fellows.
TERMS:
Single subscription, SO 90 per year.
Two uniting, 25O
Ten do 200 "
The Journal and Review is published in two
volumes per year, each containing from 372 to 1884
pages Subscribers can engage for year e VoI.s)
or for 6 months q Vol at the same rate Address
"Journal and Review" Cincinnati, Ohio.
Will editors, friendly to this enterprise, give the
above few insertions and receive the Journal and
Review.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-07-26
THEORY OF MARRIAGE.

There was a merry fellow who supped with
Pluto three thousand years ago, and the conversa-
ton turned upon love aud the choice of wives.
He said, she had learned from very early tra-
dition that man was created, male and female,
with duplicate set OF limbs, and performed his
locomotive functions with kind of rotary move
ment as a wheel; that he became in consequence,
so excessively insolent that Jupiter, indignant split
him in two that since that time, each through
the world in quest of the other half, if the two
original halves meet they are very loving cou-
pie; otherwise they are subject to miserable,
scolding, peevish and uncongenia matrimony.-
The search, he said was rendered difficult, for the
reason that one man alighted upon half that did
not belong to him, another did necessarily the
same, till the. whole affair was thrown into ire
uievable confusion