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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14


te5- G. Burkhalter & Bro. keep on
Center Street, at the old stand of II. r.
Seaman. They continue the manufac-
ture of the choicest Of Candies, which
they sell at Wholesale and retail Their
Grocery Store is admirably fitted up,
presenting an appearance unsurpassed
in its neatness and taste by any other
establishment Of tho kind in town
They also have CONNECTED with their
Grocery and Candy Store, two Oyster
Saloons-one a Ladies', the other q
Gentlomen's. These IRE kept in a
manner suitable tobe ~patroniEed by the
best of society. Nothing but perfect
order and gentlemanly department is
permitted. The dishes are served in y
manner agreeable to the palate tof the
most devoted epicure. Their Oysters
are tfarare growth, being much larger
and ofbetter quality than any hereto
fore offered in this market Families
can be Accommodated with these choice
Oysters, by the can or half-can, at any
time. They have also, IN their Ladies'
Saloon, a fine display of well selected
Holiday Toys. D During the Holidays
special efforts will be made TO accomo.
date the public.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

CASH DUsINEss.-MCasli l. Fouts,
intending after the first day of Janua-
ry to sell exclusively for cash or APP.
prorcd country produce, respectfully re-
quest those indebted to them to call
and settle immediately.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

s9O- D.. IL. Mortloy, intending here
after to do Il strictly cash business, re-
s~pectfully' requests those indebted to
him to call and settle Immediately.
His books must be closed previous 10
the first Of January next, after which
time he will sell exclusively for cash
pEsapproVed country produce -
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14
Commercial.
N'C0NNELSVILLE MARKET.


N'CONNELSVILLE MARKET.
H'CoNEtsTILLA, Dec. IL, 1885. :
ELoua--tlA so, Extra per bsTrsi.
WHkAr-S2 so per bushel,
OArs-35 cents per bushel.
CORH-S0 cents per bushel. q. rT-.-.
FLAK SAED-32 90 per buahsi.
DARLKI-Spring, coo; Fall, T6s per k1Sh.
Hay $40 20 to IL 90 per ton.
DRIHD APPLES 81 90 per bushsI.
BurTBR-25 cent? per pound.
u kGds-i2 cents per doIon.e az 40 s~aF a.
y ChfokHks-Lis 2blcents.e AIAAAHayaN
CoFFhK-26 10 33 cents. =
COUNTRY SoAP-8 cents per pound.
6UGAR-l5 TO 20 centa per pound.
Sok0Uh-Ab cents per gallJn per barrel.
, LABD-l6 cents pound in jArs and key,
.OAADbns -1rnh0w)--l8 cents per hi " tbox
(stAt)-so ceptA per ID. BY boz.
IS cents at retail
BoAP-l0 10 Is centS per bar.
GHAEgR-26 cents par pound.
BALT-0 50 Der barrel-retAll,
: STohR COAL-12cents per bushel. sl.F FF1r
HAMs--lS TO 2s cents at retail.
sIDHB-l5 cents per pound.
sHouLDBRB-l1 10 10 cenM.
T~ALLoW-8 10 10 cents.
WHWKT-37 rs per gallok.
bstSstt 3oo Ter bsaba gVE
80 ata&etaN ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14
Notice In

VA. I'D GAYLORD, j. p.
The Union Land Company Morgan Township,
Morgan County, Ohio. On the 2sth day,of Novem
Der, A d.. 1896, said Jastics issued an order Of
attachment In the above action, for the sum Of
S9l SO, aud the gum Of $40 90, probable costs.
Order, &c, returned served. and case continued
until the 10TH Of January, 1867.
JOHN W. H0RSENAN,
de7-3w Plaintiff.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

SS- A New Stock of superior quail
ties of Cassimeres shirtings, S%heetings,
&c, Ne ust received atJ. @. j, Halls,
in Malta.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

t&> GEORGE L. HOFFMAN is
paying the highest market price for
Hides, in cash, at the Malta TaniYard,
and is selling Leather at the louest
market price, for cash, no2-3m
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,

aH6r Business notices in the local
column of thus paper, NOT contracted
for by the year, win be Charged 10
cents per line. No notice inserted for
less than one dollar.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14
Wanted! NNantedii

10000 pounds Of Beef Hides and
Calf Skins, for which we will pay the
highest market price, in cash, Sheep
skins taken at the market price.
no30-3m BARKER & MDANtEL.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

L&g-At last the day has cono when
all must acknowledge that McCarty has
tho handsomest and cheapest goods in
town.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

ssS- Mary, the little daughter of r
c. Brown, died on Thursday morning
at thrce'oiclock ifei.5f s..,oi. sl..l "a
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

r4-Beautiful styles of Shawls and
very cheap at W. H. McCarty's. A
splendid chance to secure a present for
the Holidays. e.. .5 Ell ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14
WhiSkelS and MuStaches

EoRCED 70 grow upon the smoothest face In
II from three TO five weeks by using DR.. Sc.
YIGNES RESpAURATUER ~CAPILLAIRE, the
most wonderful discovery In modern science, act
ing upon the Beard and Hair in an almost miracu.
lous manner. II has been used by the elite Of
Paris aud London with the most ~iattering success.
entire satisfaction Is not given in every instance,
the money will he cheeriuliy refunded. Price by
mail. scaled and postpaid, 81. Descriptive circu-
lars and Testimonials mailed free, Address BER-
GER, SHUTS 4 90, Chemists. No. 7s5 River
street, Troy, N. Y. Sole agents for the United
States. .sH f.t.tf moscow
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14
Administrator sale OF Real
Estate.

N pursuance of ansorder of.the Probate Court
| Of Morgan coun y, Ohio, / win offer for sale. at
public auction, on Saturday the twenty. ninth (29)
Of December, a. d, 1866, at ten (l0) o'clock A. NJ,
upon the premises the following described real
estate, %stituated in the county of Morgan and
State OF Ohio, to wit: Being the east half os the
southwest quarter Of section thirty one (3l), town.
ship seven ~, range ten (l0), except thirteen az
arcres sold or the north Of said half section, now
owned by Walter Hastings, tho balance contain.
Ing s!Kty-seyen (6D acres more or less; appraised
NJ thirteen hundred aud forty dollars Isl ,34O);
said sale to be subject to widows dover, and upon
the following terms. 10 wit: Onethird IN hand;
one. third in one year; residue ia two yeaIs from
from the day Of salej deferred payments 10 bear
interest from day OF sale, aud 70 DO secured By
mortgage on said premises,
JOHN G. FORD,
Administrator OF the estate OF
nose 4w WILLIAM Hart, deceased. q
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

THE REsoRTE HAT-Either high or
low crowned; also a large.lot Of Fur
trimmed Caps ct Brewster & Roberts
Emporium. Tse
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14
~ Am aavertieemtnts ami notice

intended for this paper must Dc handed
in by Wednesday noon, for circum-
stances compel us to 30 to press at
! o'clock on Thursday.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

CARPETs-In Hemp, Rag Chome.
mAde), Worsted Ingram, extra Three.
Ply, Brussels, and Stair Competing at
Brewster 4 Roberto Emporium.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

r1@ The courts of New York City
recently sentenced eleven men to tho
penitentiary in one day,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

Hs9-A lot Of "Kidd-s Elocution" iust
received at the Book Store.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

IsS-Ladies Under Vests of very nice
quality at McCarty's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-12-14

EAGentlemen's Underwear of the
very best quality at w. II. McCarty's.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12
I'll, gsruhmte fransOfide
S 81 tt { I
SrimonIt g. 3d.,
@ein 3eberthran nnebr.

UP Otb stet g. q 4. bees rims ems p oil con
as 9ine Ribelicll. =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12
aserhannaae ; Waftill en- u. 3eltdb en-
bon Burlll on Bu1l1ctl,

-s---4H7 Don SUfIH OH OUIITDTII $1,000
Raures Der mebiainii9en atahemie IN pcris.
9ieses aefd5mudpOHe 4reuoratif Tpirb ben erten
Neraten Froutreid5s un6 GngInnbs ge9e1 ale RrGntz
beiten Bee Berbanlinss @erfsseuge aIs @Gstrn giet
fdnge NIB f9rpere @erbauuug, 8ldbung, Sebers
aen6enstzebeE &C. NIT groBem Grfolse aneewanst
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12

NGtW GepIEIWEWW WNeWL%
Grimault's iooirter 8ettigs SDrup
er melt por;u,ieben 1T, an9emanbt nameutIid IN
TdHen pom Brnfttrantbeiten crofuIoie, Inmpatii en-
St5runasn, @elbfittt, Dtustelobf ponnnns uHD Apes
t1tIofiateit CT perfingt ben &6rper our5 frdftige
Reiniaung bes 8Ites aiib it dIs elm Ieites Abfbrs
uIitteI iebr III empfebFen. Der &etti9fprnp 14wd9t
rueber ben Noaen, nod bic Sdrme unb lpiro BEL Het=
men aineern o5ne bic miu6efe S&Goli9feit uerpano
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12

9ieSes neme Yrdparat 1T bereits in Srontrei4 nn6
enuIoitS an Gteue Der GifenmitteI nooptirt GS 1T
fiiiid farbs unb gebmados uno entipridt in feinen
BeiianStbeiIen ben Sufnmmeniehn Ses ghttes nnS
S6mdd5e Screaming unb aname, gibt es ten f6nels
Ierer unb iCerer irfenbes Rittel. Die Atabemte be
ebeeins Den6et es IN ben meiten SdlIen al uno ers
ielt bautit bic beiten Grfolge.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12

9ieie @ianOs empFnsen ben bS@iten Rreis in BE
Betuusiteuuns lber bic beten 5Gbritate aoaSons
garis', 9euti9Ianbs, Der Stdbte BEN gert. Pbtlaz
beIpbia Baltimore unb Bottom; ebenio bic 9olS=Vs@
SaiGe anf benz ameritanifben sSrititut in
nG- Siinf uuf einanSer fOIsenSen Sabren.s -ss59
unfere gianos entbaItsn has 5arfen 4ebaI, ben
fransDffen 9ampfer, ben ueritdrtten Snb, pole els
ierne Rabmen unS ale uobsrnen @erbeffernugen. -
Sebes Snftrument auf flint Sabre gHnrantitt uno
rperSen inter Mufiibt Ses 5errm s. 8. @rD DC It
fabrtsirt ber cine pratti9e Or abrung BON dber IS
abren bat unb Der iiber II 900 @nnos feIbit semat
11nfere gortbstle bef6bisen ms, niere 5abris
fate pom 10000 Dollars biigs1 ta uertdafen ais IT
genb cine anoere 6abrit. mo y III
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12

finb grimanIt's Matteo GapieIn. nrS bic Rattien<
G1nfprisuug. SIN peraIteter SdGeu mo ale nnoere
4itteIn @ aIs eyfoIeos erIuiefen baben, Ipiro 6ur9
bic Der gLGnsenots Griolg ers
;eIt Ut. icora Der beriihmte Spe5taliit member ne
fat aiIsihIiebIt an. Die Gtnprisnng p!ro bet trt<
ben n6 bic GapfeIn BEL ueraIteten Sdaen IN Anrpen=
6llug gebra9t. &
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12

9ie5e Gifenbahn ertredt ii1 uon e--sa
Gurtirf rtacb Ner ycrt AGO Reilell
q 8nHalr mad Stem gprf ABB aReien, ~
SdIanianea mad 9ter gprt AIS Neeilen,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12
Stero6fe appf. u. @eabtsfbmersen
0RcsYer ala (S,ppaiDbaIfant

rpsrben 5ofprt Sur bic braiIianiie guardfaa, cine
pfan,Hde Gnbftnns aus 8raften, bic bort nom jeber
i'm Gebrand sepeien, geAe'lt- Il n ss'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12
of Advertising.
TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL
TILE II ATES WILL BE As FOLLOWS -
Announoemento for Candidates.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Candidatss.
For STATE OFFICERS, " $40 90
:, COUNTY 10 W
/" cry 500
Advertisements In the Special Column, first
Is cents subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line.
In local Column, first time, from to lines,
NOO-each additional line, 80 cents; subsequent
insertions, Is cents per line.
Advertisements OF Benevolent enterprises
will be inserted in our paper free of charge.
For advertisements of societies we Will charge
half price #M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12
griie. Gtienbabn!

Grie GilenbQb1 i
Ssz 49, 49,
@rr6et, brsitsr Damm. = Ggpestes @rlfils
O1etp 0Drf, 8pftpu /
unb gfeuenslanb- StGe.eil.
ftis@trefE -HIfg eE1s-s
SieIe eiienbabu eritrsdt iit uon f-.-ss !
.Gurfirf mad giep gcrt AGO aReilelt,
8uffatr mad Stem gprf ABB Reiien, ~
Salamanca mad Stem gprf AIS Neetlen,
81 a.. NIB 1T pcn zA9 sss
T22- 81 MeiIen bertiir5eife gSes.s
= aaf :3iise taufen brett mad Hep s..-
E@ $50 Meilen obne gSasenEss1;;isl.
eou ,,ub mad BEN g. suIi 1866 werSea 3Iee bses
ben IN 8erbiu6nng Hat allen ,peftI. Siner ME fol9t:
Bon Guatitt uuuS sniomanca rom ilnieH Depot mad
u. g. STEM Sort tdeIide erpreB non snIamanca.
t6gIi5 (auseenenmen Sountaqs) ucrbtnoet ttb N
SorneHsutHs nit benz $40 tdgLi6en eIpreB pom
SpiIalo anS tOmHlt IN s.eio yo.f an UNI lo.5o
7so 3. VI. erpresspot ron 9untirt, tGeIi6 (enssez
nDufnteu Spnnt0g5)t bait IN SQlumuHeo S40 phc
rtatbt be gsrbinoans in Sorneaspias ue Corning
nit benz $50 y. ID. GIpreB=Yoitsrg pon Bufalo
unS erreicbt Nsp gort nm rIbr Rprgens:
AIS 9. R Reru gort Qadbt eTpreB, poii 9unfrt t6es
n S sn5s s. ED erreis gu Sg Srt Il 50
g. 3D., mn nit ben 9las5mittogS 3Igen uno Dana
pfern mad Soiton uno ben HenenglanS< Stdoten
5I perbineeH.
Bon Buffalo. = gRit gem gOrf 8eit pom Depot, ede
pon Gr9onee uns Midbisan Str
q -iN4-, NSTr4f0n
'O s ri a srrst5t hem gorf 4o2O p b. Ders
biuoet fidb in Greut 8enS NIT Der gsiapars, ga
dGfpauna u. @reat 8efterl Giienbubn fur Phtlo=
6eIpbia Baltimore, s8oibnsten lnio iu6i. Rantts
$50 q. 1 9pft=grpreB, jber @pon uno 9orne1splue,
(tdg!i1 Sonntass apssenontmenl; erreidt Stem
l1orf ubr Mor9ens. 8erbtnnet IN Glntrn mt
Ser GiHamsport u. eInrira Giienbubn Fir Sarrisz
burg, 9bilobeIpbia, Baltimore, AsaihIngton UNI
fibliden Yiinft.
bdIt nur fiir Sol5 nnb Saiier nao toHmt N 9teIp
ggort n5r Worgens an.
6.15 g. . q. .. 9sadDt GrpreB, tdgl tSountd9s ansF
eenomm,n5; perbin6et iidb su5orns lsuile NIT Dem
2.f5 0ua bon 9unfirf u. erreidbt gAn 9ort u. 30
g. N. Gr perbtnoet su Glnrd bic SSise nad3 2ats
risburg, RbilabeIpbid, un6 oes Slfens. =
scnntaqs1; erreid5t Sleru gort 3A5 g. Wt. 8er<
biuoet III Grent Bcno nit Der DeIomars, &odd=
pouua unb gsetern Giienba5r, mp IN NeIo yort
NIT ben 9ea9mittags 3n9en UNI Sanlp1ern mu
8oton rnS 9euenglonbit1oten.
Nm Sonutag ge5t nnr Elm 3ue 6ftIit, pel9er BUT.
faIo nm 6i5 y. N. perdbt ilnS Ssep Yort UNI iEDolf
uhr 80 Dtiu. giabm. erreidbt. ,sissstses
hGE@ gafiaeere mad Bottom anb StcM England
per6en nit 6rem @ep1d in Qep Dorf frei uberlieert
Die betpesitirten uRb liiruriDeiteu S9iot -9sogen
BaF n Ser @ cit -Sa bssIetar ons Ra6tsise
| Glf heier Giienbdbn. E &
~ Oas @epad pirb nit Sur9@
marfen berieben.
ilaS gGiagierpreis ets 70 nieSrig, ais nuf irsenO
1 iner anbertt 2inie.
Ew Nfan perlanse 8ilIets fur bic
erie @Henbabn, "a 4
pel6eaaf alen oaupt=siaet, Bureaus iut gBeRer uaO
Sibweiten gu baben iino. ssfif5s ffs ef-
+ ~. gDut. ST. Barr,
I General g>alaster<Asent,
/ s.. Mibb1e, q '1.'-7
i @enerdls superintendent. s'H 9f6
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12
MafbpiIre pnO 6 3 alta n 0 0 9 a
Gifenbabn.
Bssiat< IS 6 d Re l.
Rafbp iIIe unb 6 5 alta n 90 9 ainie.

YIN tEile nod attmod, Tou. u 1866, u. bis wettere
geOtis, seben Rqiioseraii9e ab pie folst: sans
RafHp tile Hitb 6 5 attain % ia atuie.
Ser, AFT RafbptIe nod Chattanooga ut,S due gIdse
iiibli6b nm $50 q. . ups $50 g. Ms AnfIlnft IN
Ghattarooeo um 90 g. 81. uno 500 y. 81. nd6iter
1ss 8g RI q Ser!as; e. S9atS niSs UNI go y d.
aas 8Sss f9Ttebsn f9 III aBustruce an fir ebslbs
~ ebetbppiffe Mttp mo at ION. -
gerIdBt 8arrGce 1910 2. Sd unb $50 u. Ra ers
rsi3t g6sibppls z 50 g D. ppS SdS 3 u = geT
8artraee 500 y. 81. nno ff,45 ~ W. f,sa etF
- ---7 'Istzng4gg 17.a.,
5abrt mad 1ep Orleans 50 y
, ~ Dtobte .......-....... iSl.1O
: gtembpts. ..... :. ,.,..s ..8- =. 1000
RH 5uttsptle. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1.o9
Chattanooga iEr ale stabte mad 6fien upS slben,
S4IafsGars FnS bel allen 4aiiesieraiiseH.
Rafbp lille unh 81 sbmeftIide 2inte.
erpresRa tsr.- gertdst eafbpiue mad
SobaienpiIe nn0 aiIe 9ldse @ei nnS seOrS,psE UNI
2.f9 g. N. Berldbt aingiton Gprtngs nm $50 w. Mt.
Mnfunft in ssobnionpiIIe Gao .. R. Snrad uerldBt
SeiOi aa a II ~ sa5ts II 40 /. iV.t
a. B. att IL ason SIC sf aB b. a anin til, Il
Sohnfoupjae 1850 g. 81. 8erldbt 5obnioruine 80
d. d.. geriaBt ainsiton Springs 6.15 u, R. 9fn=
] fuiift in Noihpile n5t S.05 g. %. Ri }l
r3iiae auf Der q. ruus y. %. 81. 81, perbinben. in
Sobnfenpiae NIT ben Cairo unbSobufpnune 8ooteri
ke Goien Inb gaab Iseiten fino frei auf StealnerT
ruelc5e in 8erbinbung iteben NIT Der ". une " -
| Gifenbdbf. -
N.Y. 9afiagiere bisfer Route eriparen bic Rotten
Der S9Iafzears nris Gilea ;oti9en gsaibptne INN
Edfro. E4ffl44 fl4Ef-f EksL
BS 8ase BaIten an, allen sasDif4en Iiessnssu
Stationen an.
sidets firrb at 56ben bel s. G. 5ndion, seeeniibel
ct. GIouO 9otel ODER am Chattanooga Depot. ..a
i SS. IS. Gi1nes, Geal. Supt.
q R.unS q. 50. 81. E.
@ 5. 8. gropn
1, - ~. @eneraI Bar. Agent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12

betbppiIIe Mttp mo at ton. -
8erIdBt @arrace 1910 3. 81. Inb $50 u. R., er<
reicbt SbefbppiLe 70 so g. ID. uItb 915 u. 81. Der
Idbf Sbelbpptue 81 u. D. nn6 100 p. R ,erreidbt
Bartraee sos y. 81. uno II As g. 81. s.rssf iva
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12
SG0=G tdatem.

eal 1ss pas
Die rSennefeeS 9tants3eit.ans" Der>
tritt bic sreben prinsipien, lueI9e benz
10 pdIe Il Roroen 5nm @iese segen
bic 9eceffion berbaIfen. sic
tebt Elm fir sogaIitat 8egen 6as
Sta ats 9oub ernem en- uno
tar ben nobsIu @ousreb Der Ser. staae
ten, Der, bonn goRe erwablt, aud Die
MnHdteu oes Bottles ausfpritht. -,
Sober &epubIifauer ioIIte IS iid ernits
lid angeIesen fein lai1en, Der nStaatss
3eitung" iiberaG @erbreituns 8u seben.
Gs 1T elm llnternebmeu, tucIdes bon
re6tli6 benfenSens Mdnnern unterItIst
Uerben milbte. llnb pabfli6 beodri
cine 3eituns nntfritisune, Die es fid
sur aufsabe ula6t, 20DaIitat uni
6ortf DRIFT in Der @lfte Der flo'
Ii@en Stooteu gu prsDisen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-12
@eAerf NussebrMna.

pbospbosigIaurer Salfiprup.
9feSes neue SeiImitteI uirft ausgesei9net bel Gus
berculoie mad S9pinbfa&t, eeren gefdbrlt9ere
Spmptoms IS iofort beieitist-s $50 Ss
Rene Slntarmnt5 unb S1eibfI6t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04

CH1LpREN.-when child is hurt,
never hush it. II is inexcusable bar
barity; it is repressing its instinct; and,
is inflicted upon u child, # is perfect
brutality. A thousand times better is
it to southe by kindly words and acts,
divert the mind by telling stories, by
explaining pictures, or by providing it
with new toys. We have many time,
in our professional experience as TO
sick children, found more benefit to be
derived from beautiful or interesting
toy than from dose of physic. The
greatest humanity mother can eXhib-
it in respect to her sick child is 10 di
vert it, divert il, DIVERT IT. in all pleas
ing ways possible, as we ourselves,
who are larger children, feel sometimes
really sick, when a cheerful face and
much-l loved friend has come in, and
before we know Il we have forgotten
what was the matter with us.-Hdu'S
Journal of Health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04
sMILE AND De CONIENTED

The world grows old, and men grow cold
To each while seeking treasure,
And what with want, and care and TOLL,
We scarce have time for pleasure
But never mind, that Is a loss,
Not much to be lamented;
Lie rolls on gaily II we will
But smile and be contented.
II we are poor and would be rich,
1t will not be by pining;
No, steady hearts aud hopeful minds
Are LIES bright silver lining,
There's ne'-r man that dared to hope,
Hath of his cnOice repented;
The happlest souls on earth are those
VINO smile and are contented.
When grief doth come TO rack the heart,
And fortune bids Us snrrow,
From hope we may a blessing reap,
And consolation borrow,
II thorns will rise where roses bloom.
1t cannot be prevented;
So make the best OF life You can,
And smile and be contented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04
Democracy.


IIUHE 4IuIEt1 . Wrt'tg'
The national prestige of the Demo-
cratic name is gone. The Democracy
is associated with treason, rebellion and
civil war. Under Democratic ascend
ancy the conspiracy was conceived and
matured. Under Democratic Admin
istration it ripened. By Democratic
politicians it was defended and excused.
By Democratic convention it was de-
clared triumphant. By Democratic Or
gans and orators, as far as they dare,
the theories from which the rebellion
sprung, are still justified. The Demo-
cratic party has forced its best men from
its ranks. 1t has prostituted noble
name to the basest purpose. AT some
time that name may become respecta-
BILE, but for the present the American
people have had quite enough of De-
'mocracy,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04

THE CASE OF SEMMEs.-Doubts are
freely expressed as to whether Semmes
will be able to secure the pardon which
he seeks. 1t is claimed by loyal men
that he should never be allowed to hold
IL public office of trust again, but should
be classed among the ''prohibited" for
all time TO come. He is no poor, mis-
guided rebel, they say, but u tirst-class
offender, a bold leader in the rebellion,
and as such is not entitled to pardon.
President johnson himself has doubts
upon the propriety of extending his
clemency, and has turned him over to
the Attorney General.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04

wHooPING-CoueH REMEDY.-Benzine
is highly recommended by some per-
sons who have tried it, for the cure OF
whooping-cough. 1t is given in doses
from three to five drops, in n little
sweetened water, three times a day. II
is also beneficial to the patient to inhale
the odor, as it has also been found to
be to inhale the odor of petroleum. re-
finerieS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04

SrUNK To DEATH.-Petroleum ".
Nasty, in a recent letter, gives the life
and death of the Democracy as fol-
.Oh, how troo is it. We served in sin
faithfully, and where are we? We went
to war for slavery and slavery is dead.
We fit for confederacy, and the con-
federacy is dead. We fit for State
Rites and State Rites are dead. And
Democracy tied herself to all of those
corpses, and they have stunk her to
DEATH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04

A young man, in Newport, Vermont,
wanted a wife badly, and took young
lady out to ride. After proceeding a
few miles he asked her, "WilI you
marry me?" The answer was as short
as it was sweet: mo, sirI'' Young
gent saws; ''Well, get out, and go
home afoot, then" The young lady
accepted his advice, and reached home
in safety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04
The Butter makers Golden Rule.

The great secret in butter making, it
seems, consists in attending to the fol-
1st. Securing rich, clean, healthy
milk-milk obtained on rich pastures
ID. Setting the milk in moist, un-
tainted atmosphere, and keeping 1t at
an even temperature while the cream
is rising.
Sd. Proper management in churning.
4th. Washing out the buttermilk
thoroughly and working so as not TO
injure the grain.
ton of the salt, and packing in oaken
tubs, tight, clean and well made.
Cleanliness in ali the operations is
of imperative necessity.
Judgment and experience in manip-
ulating the cream and working the
butter must of course be had.-WH-