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The New York herald., 1867-03-31
TINE METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTMENT.

New Tux 60 be Levied ON the Members
Nearly Ten Thousand Dollars to be Raised
Thc Bill tn Increase salmries-A Nice Pile
for the Albany Lobby, &c.
There Is considerable anxiety manifested at present
among tho members Of tho Metropolitan Fire Department
relative the proposed increase Of pay bill for which
pending before tho Legislature The matter has
already been considered by the special committee Of the
Assembly, bat no report has yet been made, and s
rumorcd that IL will not until certain amount 10 for
warded 10 order secure is passage. The members OF
the Department have been notified Of the fact, and
during the past week steps have been taken by certain
leading foremen OF companies TO levy tax upon each
man In order to raise the amount required What
money do aid is passage the meu bers are lost TO
conceive Is the COMMITTEES having the same In charge
agree 10 report favorable for the increase demanded
The inquiry who Is TO get the money! The amount
required be forthcoming during the coming week,
and the men are be taxed as follows. which y 70 be
taken Of their pay Tomorrow from their salary for
tho month OF March, Nome OF the men are forced TO
give the money but they given to understand that
refusal their part is equivalent to their yesgna
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A.m n1 -. ,c.,c,s. an .vv vopv
TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY AND TO THE :

A. 49,
TO THE MED!CAL FACULTY AND TO THE
DENlZENS OF AMERICA:-
HOFTS MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF HEALTH
submitted for trial AMI approval about two months
since.
Il OF the greatest importance that this preparaton
should be paironized BY the medical profession IN this
metropolis the community having been frequently de-
ceved by the muarious called remedies specifics and
patent medicines, look with well founded mistrus all
ova,ions in medical science and physicians read with
ridcuc the rompous Communications all such prepare
tions knowing that they cacuated solely delude
crcdu.ous public Tho therefore mako rulo
either ignore them entirely or 70 dssuade ther patients
from using them. -s---A--
How has been with Hoffs Malt Extract Beverageof
Healthi An exception has been made with IT. a. y. great
European reputation attracted ut the attention.
or the Medical Faculty In this city and they felt It their duty
to examine and approve II,
We proud ii pehs able 10 quote from tho report re-
Gently made by the Special Coamtteo TO the New York
Academy of Medicine Inch recommends 70 the proessom
the trial Hos Malt Beverage Of Aeahh the fol-
lowing
N!.1s calculated 70 be mild tonic which differs n some
marked particulars the preparations OF malt Known
under the names Of ale pertcr ana beer espec u no
moderate quantity of alcohol Il contains ,,,,,~
HOrF'S MALT EXTRACT DEror, a
64s BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Sold at pyucGists and Grocere.
PfsSs So per dozen. -~S--
Delivered free charge Of this ctv suburbs
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PRICES

z. v. HAuGHwoUT 4 CO.,
4s6 lav and se2 Broadway,

",
Corner broomc street,
AT LESS TRAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
Finest quality Paris Granite Dinner Dessert and Tea Sets,
French China, second selection, do ls pieces,
decorated French China Dinner Sets from SIS upwards
Dsorated French China Tea Sets, ~ pieces from Sf2 up
whlsgranlte Toiie, Sets 81 ss
LEST rsts Granite rea Sets, "a pieces, - 30.
be-, bes, lars Granite breakfast Conees dozea - Is.
Lest raras Tanite Tea Plates, dozen, 81 IS.
Dessert rint., dozen, IS cents
farucuar aSon Is solicited to their unequaied assort
men OF nne DECORATED Ware all OF the choicest and
ost mos uarsa and well worthy Of an inspection be.
Services Of nnc r Cut Glass consisting II gobcis
y cnampAgncs ~ wpes II hocks IL finger bowls and
quar- aecanters lworth u5), for ST.
o. hne ENGRAVED class same assortment tworth
Services Of fine Gu, Gas fancy shapes or 90 pieces
folows:-2 each gobles eampagnes csrets, wines and
Cut Glass Go6iets per dozen,sa rs: Plain do. 81 IS
FINE SOLID SILVER
lboth Sterling asd Coin)
PLATED WARE.
VASES, BRONZES, JAlDINTERES
PAR1AN sTATUARY AMI PANS FANCY GOODS
LARGE AND cHjicE xssSRTMSNT OF cnAYDs.
LIERs AND GAS FIXTURES.
E.v HAroHwouT AGO,
lSS, 400 and l92 BROADWAY
CORNER BR0OME STREET
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PROBABLE sHIpwaeck.
For tions Of nm Cnknown Vessel Found Float
Ing on Cape Henry.

FHILATKLFHfA, Nhfch 5V IsbT.
Tho steamer Hendrix Hudson. from Havana the
23d has arrived She reports heavy northeast m
latitude 81 60 longitude ~ So she passed. through large
quantities OF broken boxes Of oranges and 81 pc plah,
and of Capc Henry, forty Ave miles west size ssed
largo number Of barrels Of whiskey sii shps boats
nlcd With water.
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- MIsCELLAHEOUs.
Al sSSss Ss sss dssi: sYyIH g.s..sAu y y. COMPANY
zas; H. ssSiss dsi'Hsf z rsSFifs aSsfin
Al 1'i1iidH 9H8Ss is0I s1LEa -
TUESDAY, 22fR1L 4 iss.
ss. Ne g g n ssUsDvaE yEsEy ssaasI
No g EIGHTH AVENUE sornss ssss;; thirty st.;
n. g FULTON STREE, ssQ9K1yr, corner Concord
No. ID GRAND STREET, wliiixxssuae.
SOUTHERN RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
e % ssT S II me
sn oppo1un Of % @oSs
e we shall sell all our goods on the above named day,
AT CARGO PRICES,
heyng the dsi5s.ses of .ne destitute In the South the
'0'0"'As '''' i PRicE sAiT LIST OF TEAS.
S8sS aesa and Ssss PSI ss. q per
EEGLisH BREAKFAST ,Blacs,. 90, 10 60 co 81, Nm
IMPEkIAL lGrssn5, 20. so 90 81, q 10 best q per
YOUNG HYsoN lcreen) 20 30 20. 81. q 10. best 81 Is
gESSGSESEAg 5arAE g q e 3, ss; z. 9 per pound
mind health. economy and high degree OF pleasure in
Our Back and Green Mixed Teas win give uniyer.a
cSo% Bas Moune Enssh Is not
recommended excepting 10 those who have acquired taste
for that kind Of Tea, although Is the finest imported
coryrrs ROASTED AND -o5no5H5 bIIfYsas
GROUND COFFEE 20c., 25o, Soc 35c.; best loe per
pound Hotels saloons boarding house keepers and fa
Is. sasi 81
DINNER COFFEE, which sell the low price Of 300.
per pound, end warrant to give persecs satisfaction
can save from Soc to u per poaad by pur-
No.. n dSSS Il ESir1 1sEEEqAs sFsHR4 TEA COMPANY
so @ STpsr s. ssscssr street
No. 80 SPRING STREET
street.
No. I33 GRAND STREET, WILLIAMSBURG.
N B.-u 1t should storm the "a OF April then The
profits Of the FIRST fair day will be donated.
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MIsCELLASEOUs.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES oBTAINED--rN NEW YORK
N and states where deserton, &c,. sufficient cause.
without publicity advance Consultations iree
VI. HOwEs. Attorney. ~ Nassau sifes
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Delivered free Of charge % any part Of this CITY or auburbs
-NEERscHAUM PIPES.

-MEEKSCHALN FI.ES
"A. KALUENBERH 4 SON wish to inform the public
and In general that they hsve the most COM
fahionable assortment Of ne Meerschxum Pipes
Of very order sch be found better BY
the eminent manufacturers Of Europe ard ~ ~
the only manufacturers in tho United statc vo sre
always able keep varied assortment og The dDs-
ent Styles shapes &c, such dealer have
We suit any aud make pipes ard isoller To cEer
ut the price II ready made. We hse particular
plnTto make al repairing 10 ~rnber nieerssaums
kinds the Pais Exrneliion, S5 which sSrc te o3y
pipes nde III this country fr Earope1 Sposisfcn
Circulars and hhls smokers sent applScsssoG ~
mail .s.s
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A VANILLA, vNxfLLA, VANILLA, VANILLA VA.
"A. nlla Vanilla Vanilla Vanilla, Vanilla, Vanilla Va
Mia Beans prime quality, for sale By TAFT TYLER.
% Cedar street
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We give below another summary Of the views Of cor
respondents touching various mail... 22:fIics and
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Nos. : and . John street. up asAIrs

4 ESSAY, CONTAINING VALUABLE INFORMATION
"A Catarrh. Bronchitis and Consumption with cause.
development and progress OF these discusses VIII DC sent
application to O'fOOLE'S Consumption Hos
pitaL 2Oa Fast sixteenth street, New York city
Hours consultation examination Of the chest from
10 IL
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n. ~ ~Ay AFTERNOON an0thcr bombshcll was thrown
g the operators in the shape or order Of arrest
issued BY Supreme Court against Joseph b. Stewart
and Leonard Huyck fixing bail each case At 5000 000
The gentlemen werc both quietly apprehended and
escorted Ludlow street jail, WHERE Is asserted
that smisery invariably loves company they are at
SIC tSans ctssa mmndi Yesterday bail was offered IL
the OF Mr. Stewart but his chivarc nature induced
him 70 refuse It's acceptance unless Huyck could bc
Supreme Court Chambers 70 vacate the order Of
or reduce bail
The case OF stewart va Drew II al developed tho fact
that Huyck had assigned 10 Stewart claim upon what
was denomnated by It's managers an Erie Railway
pool" carried on by Drew and associates, Huycks in
The government asccrtnining these facts wishes
10 make good It's loss OF about three quarters OF mil
Merchants National BANK. at Washington. OF which
Huyck President After investigation. the govern.
men, claiming priority OF hen upon all the assets Of
the bank proceedings instituted and Stewart and
Huyck were arrested on charge Of conspiracy 10 de-
fraud s,ewart's name appears on the Ger.
tonal Bank as q stockholder, having six hun.
dred shares worth 100000. Mr. Stewart denies that
he vas ever connected officer or sockhoder Of the
bank and holds strong proof that assertion hs name
having been affixed 70 the certificate by one oecar s.
Stevens during Mr. Stewards absence from Washington.
These facts were elected the investigation before the
Committee on Banks and Banking, at Washington, In
July. 1866.
Jas O. Kennedy Receiver Of the Merchants National
Bank, piainun, against Leonard Huyck and Joseph u.
Stewart defendansa
THE AvrrpAvrrs
upon which the orders OF arrest granted upon ap
pcaion Of Sterne Chtenden, OF counsel were made by
II. r. Huburd. Comptroller OF the Currency and set
forth that depoucns is the chief officer OF the Bureau in
the United states Treasury which s charged with the exc
cuiion OF the United states statute known National
Currency act that under the provisions OF that act and
especially Of section so thereof he has such ocer
general direction and knowledge Of the affairs Of the
Merchants National Bank Of Washington; that In pur.
suance Of his he has acquired knowledge OF tho
matters set forth in the afidav,t which maae in
furtherance or the discharge OF his duties rs public
officer that Leonard Huyck was, az aud prior Feb
ruary 1866 officer Of the bafk, and about that date
by embezzlement In which Jos Stewart partici.
pant his possession and control moneys or the
said bank, amounting 70 more than 100000 In conse
aience OF whcn u became necessary 10 appoint
receivers that Huyck and stewart have concealed with
intent 70 deffaud said bank. ~ disposition was made
OF said moneys tb"r pfo,eejs. which are In their
present form an inf"tes, in pool OF Erie
Railway stock conducted 10 stock market of the city
o. N,v York hy Daniel rrsw sud others; further, that
hayck and Ss vsrt have aimncd ownership and control
VI the pFocets, spd ageoout W dispose Of or transfer
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CCBILiERG's GERMAN orSTnl.
- cerian cure, without Tho sligf y
wounds, crofula. salt rheunf, all w.
&C. forialc at s3 Bowery aud by ali
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In aid Of the prompt and equitable administration v
the Internal Revenue law with regard to annual taxes
win you apprse your numerous readers that the time for
penalties added s changed from the Let OF May TO the
st Of Marchs Also that the Law requires every person
having separate income, or In possession OF any pro-
perty subject tax TO make prompt return thereof
under the same penalties In my years. experience
have known party who assumed himself not liable 70
tax, and therefore not liable 70 mako RETURN TO DO
s70 900 table 1--WE and ten per cent, besides smaller
income Of the preceding year. This solitary
There arc also many who, though not liable for income
TAX poes or have In shas S0d Or g T"lcn
Assistant Assessor Tenth district
Relief Wanted.
"A Working Woman" writes US that the tar imposed
on the holders Of small mortgages, many OF whom
working women who have thus invested their savings
a serious drawback 10 their comfort She thinks that
Congress should remove this tax and thus grant relief
10 large class OF industrious females.
esudent.votinG In New Haven.
correspondent writing from New Haven informs u
that the question to the right Of students In
that city at the coming election s be brought before
tho courts for adjudication When the draft was made
in Connecticut many Of the students sought exemption
from the ground that they liable 10 draft In
their respective home districts but they claim to
be residents OF New Haven and such invested with
the ballot Able counsel have been employed on each
side aud the matter Is regarded As being OF decided
should be Looked To.
Nv. g." complains OF ga most tyrsnnicai and unjusti
fable regulation In force al a theatre not hundred
miles from the Metropolitan Hotel" viz, refusing TO
allow gentleman TO procure for any lady who may b.
In mis- company glass OF lemonade or otLer cooling
draught The correspondent instances case where ne
was not allowed to bring glass Of lemonade which he
had procured at neghboring saloon, 10 his wife, VINO
was inside the theatre faint and athirsI
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A FACT-EICHr POUNDS r. r. CO.'S EAST INDIA
"A Coffee l. or pound Jkc New jersey dnpots-New.
ark VIM. Whttv. 1[s Market street. and W. ". Lee "a
street, Paterson, john Bysrd 81 Main street, New
York city depots-Lynch Co.. vessy street = a. ANEW.
20 'spo' 80 oAAA jos. Il. BEAcrlAM, Proprietor
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Chocolate Moulds be procured good Imported
and nearly half the price: Metal Stamping both Light
heavy and Ornamental, By JAMES sHEEDY' s. Madison
street. James -
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01
The nress en- one pIack Croek


Anew York correspondent Of the
Petersburg Index gives the following
account of the,drsss of the "adiesY in
the celebrated play II tho Black Cfo0k,
Which has bad such famous run in
New York. IIo says;
Tho ballet troupe consists Of better
looking young ladies than the ordinary
run OF such troupes, anditi is astonish
ing to soc to what a degree Of psrfec-
ton they have reduced the practice of
ecsnomy in dress. If Mrs. ByO should
end herself in Niblo's, l think that sac
would ~feehpsrfectly at home, and Mr..
Adam would not think Of blushing at
all on account of his soantily supplied
wardrobe. I don't exactly know how
TO describe the costume, bat it reminds
me very much of pictures that | used
to see IN MitcheHs geography, when i
WAS at school, Of native HottentOtE.'-
1t is o mighty convenient costume for
dancing. Yeu can't tread on her
skirts to save your life, and there is no
danger Of being tripped up by cripo-
oline as you 60 around II the German.
No collars or cuffs to be mashed no
sleeves to DO ripped in short, it is go
close to nothing that you are a long
time finding out the difference and il
you don't like my description just come
on, buy two tickets, and / win carry
you to see it,, So
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01

tried. II is TO give coPious Infections
of warm water to move the bowels and
whom it is done your horse is safe. l
have seen many horses cured by this
treatment, and none killed. All so
treated have speedily recovered.
"If ~drenching will be persisted in,
take . handful Of ground ginger and
ydt il in a quart Of water and let II
boil for fifteen minutes, and when IT
cools, pour it down the throat Of the
horse. This warns the stomach and
bowels and is an excellent remedy
Let any person violently attacked with
collie, drink ginger toa, thus prepared.
and he will find speedy relief And
what is good for man in sickness. is
good for a horse with the same sick
Hess. Man Is an animal, as well as a
horse and medicine good for the dis
ease Of one is good for the disease Of
the other-thS world over
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01
Commercial.
A'OONNELsvILLE MARKET.

A'OoNNELsVlLLE MARKET.
/ 30 lea kiCoEHLAVILLAs Jan. IS, 1877.
TLoUa--tlLS 80 Extra pr barrel.
WHEAT-s7 so per bushol. 1850
OATs-S5 cents per bushsl.
CoRN-s0 cents per bushol.
Flax SHHD-37 90 per bushsl,
Spring, coo; Fall, T5s PER busA,
HAY-Sl0 90 to IL 90 per ton.
DRIBD APrLRs- 81 90 per bush6i.
BUTrHR-76 oenta per pound.
EGGs-76 cents per dozen.
CHIoKnEs-LiVe 76 cents.
CoFFKH-26 10 50 cents.
CoUHrRT SoAP-S cent? per pound,
BUdAR-l5 to 20 cents per pound.
B0RGUM-A6 cents per gallon per baTrsl.-
, LARDrlg qents pound 10 jars apd.kea.
OAHDLEs- kTalow)-ls oenlS per Ii BY hes.
" " rs cents AZ retail.
(stSr)-So cents per ID. by hoE.
soAP-ioto 10 cents per BAT. FT'
CHAHSH-26 cents per pOundS Jgft IA
S1LT-S1 so per barrel-retail.
BToRH-ooAL-i2 cents per bushei.
HAAs-l6 10 20 cents al retain
BmEs-l5 cents per pound,
SHoULDERs-lA 70 Is cents.
gTALLoW-8tOl0 eentA y7-r.h "a ~~E| u
WHIsKY-s2 10 per gallon. tAa@tt<
pKAEs-t 90 Pcs bashel.1
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SHERIFF. SALE.

vs.. | YIN that the undersigned,
John NJ. Homer %. al. shsrinf OF the County Of
Morgan, will, by virtue Of an execution Issued by
the Court of Common Pleas Of said county in favor
Of Davis aud Porter and againt John NJ, IIOrner
ct. al, and tohim directed, at 10 o'clock A.. M, on
she I'd day Of Jaunaryib DTlss1, on the Davis
and Porter Farm IN Malta township, IN said com.
W, Offer for sale, at public auction, the following
supposed TO he eight LONESOME crib OF corn supposed
20 be eeyen hundred bushels; taken on said execu.
tiOn az the property Of Baidt Join N. Horner OF. al.
Dated this 7lst day OF December. A.. u. 1866.
dec2l-2w &c. MURDUCK, Sheriff.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01
DramntIc.

Our citizens, fully approaching tho
cause for which many ofOur prominent
townsmen have labored in arresting
tho career Of intOmperance in our
midst, attended in crowds the Dramat,
ic s1 Ambition of the McCOnnelsvills
Ledge l, o..G T., on last evening"
Many went through motives of gener-
oslty, but returned TO their homes sat
isfsd that they had received the worth
of their money in witnessing an sxhi-
bition Of dramatic perfection which
would have received applause in the
most cultivated theatrical circles, To.
night they repeat the Drama Of ''Ton
Nights in a ar-room"-concluding
whit the faTcs Of "The Irish Broon-ms-
kerr"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01
nennstt mud Greeley.

Tho Richmond Times has the follow
ing dpropos article upon tho Herald
and Tribune;
"The attitude of tho Herald and tho
Tribune, two leading journals OF Now
York, with reference TO the impeaoh-
ment of the President, is among the
curiosities of the age.y The Now York
Herald favors the measure, whilo tho
Tribune bitterly opposes 1t, The an
tagonism Is ominous, however, ne Ben.
nett invariably goes with the current,
and would advocate a plurality Of
wives fine lived in Utah, OF would
clamor for cannibalim if he edited a
paper where human flesh was the ia
vomte food Of those who advertised in
the Now York Herald Greeley has a
queer, battered and weather beaten ar.
tiolo7 which he calls a conscience
whereas Bennett sold his to the devil
years ago, and has managed to thrive
wonderfully without il evor since
But when he. strikes e public man il is
very certain that he is down.. When
they were popular he groveled at the
feet Of Pierce and Buchanan, but when
they lost ground no sprang at them
like a mad dog"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01

A PRoTEoTtoN AGAINST BoRERs.--
Mr.. HJeFoster, oLQuiD6y, Macs, in
forms us that he had an apple orchard
which has boon badly infested by the
borer. TwO-or three years ago, while
going over the orchard in the fall, and
removing from ten TO fhocn youngbo
rsrs from most ct tho trees, he noticed
that invariably thore were no signs Of
their work to be discovered wherever
a chance plant oi thetorhato bad sprung
up from seed in soil or manure. Act
ing on this discovery, he has sinoe
planted tomatoes extensively abouthis
apple trees and ounce bushes, and
finds 10 n complete protection, as tho
beetle which deposits her eggs during
the summer months upon tho bark OF
the tree near the ground lshuns every
tree near which @mato plant is grow
ing.-[N. L. Farmer,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01
Front tho Friend of India, November 29.l
one l1nIiOn DeaIhs GromiFam-
Inc in Eastern India.

Mr., 7. Ravenshaw, Commissioner Of
Orissa, has sent TO the Bengal Govern
mcnt g. report OF tho famine in that
province. Never has SO heart-rending
a picture been drawn. An official
whose bias, lift exists, must lead him
to ont down the horrible facts, esti-
mates the loss oflife from want of food
and its Consequences ut from 100000
to 100000, and in some places at three:
fourths oftho whole population. This
is among the four and a half millions
Of Orissa alone, whore tho ofic lal
reports show the deaths to be still 60
ing on At tho rate of one hundred and
fhya day. The mortality was n%otless
severe, proportionally, in the adjoining
district Of M~idnapore, with a popula-
ton of more than halfa million. In.
CANAAN, with nearly a million Of peo-
pie, the calamity was comparatively
light, but famine disease and debility
swept5away thousands. The same is
true Of Coota Nagpore. We have q re-
liable record Of the deaths Of paupors
from famine stricken districts in Cal
cutta. Add to all these tho mortality
in the other districts of Bengal from
Sanger island u, Patna and the bor-
dors.of Eepaul, and we have a record
Of the loss. oflife which exceeds in hor-
ror and extent that Of any one Of, the
six great droughts of India during the
lest century. Before the destroying
angel takes its final flight, the tale will
have mounted up beyond a million
known deaths. This is worse than in
the great famine which carried offsoO-
600 people from the North western
Doab, In 1888. We have reason to be.
liove that the most terrible Of all re-
corded affections, that of 1870, was not
more ruthless in it's murderoua work
than this which still demands its daily
holocaust, For the greater part OF
that million ofdsaths has occurred not
over q wide extent Of territory, nor
among millions OF people but within
an area not larger than England and
Wales, and among q people who do not
exceed six millions in number. No
plague, no black dSath, no yellow fever,
no great physical %eOnvulsion like the
most tremendous earthquake OF record,
has engulphed SO many victims. The
last famine, of which Baird Smith waH
tho alleviator and historian, carried Of
halfa million, or only a twenty-sixth
OF the thirteen millions affected, and
the starvation price Of food'was never
higher than seven and one-haR sssrS
the rupee, This, ere it closes, will
have swallowed up a sixth of the pecs
pie among whom rice was not to be
had atall, and for many a long month
not lower than six seers to the rupee,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01

statement OF Receipts and EX-
penditures OF the Morgan Go.
Agricultural Society for the
Year 1S60, to Date.
HOoSRBLsVILLH, OHIo, Doo. II, 1869.
REORIPTa.
balance due Society from last year, 791l
Cash for, Memberships for 1866, 729 90
/ 80 Restaurant and stall rents, 81 90
I" Z" Sale OF day tickets, G2s SO
Cash from r. w Gray for sheep pasture, so
Total receipts. so rllta aI sl,ilO so
Cash to pay premiums Tor 1855, s7ss 70
{" " puadjusted premiam OF last year 3 90
:" f" bills for printing, III. 90
"r" for lumber and lsbor-making
stalls and other improvements on Fair
Grounds, 116 90
Cash paid Attorneys for legal ssfueSs, as 90
Expenses Of holding FsiT, 1II III Is
Total expenditures. sl.2SI %
e .rL EUf.T. .| "H". " -
Receipts! 5bl .fI 81 $3.50 50
Expenditures, F N,2AA %
Balance in Treasury, t7s az
as r, FORD SILL, Treasurer.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01
Wnnfeni WnnIeAII

$4,000 pounds of Beef Hides and
Calf Skins, for which we viii pay the
highest market price, in cash. Sheep
atkins taken at the market price,
no3o-3m BANKER & ADANIaL.