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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-24
TESTIMONIALS.

THOMAS n. WALTER,
late Architect Of United states Capitol Extension.
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that there are two parties in the North fgh,-
ing for the masicry-rrprrscntcd NJ present
by the President nnl thu maturity of Congress
We have no part in iLia contest Our duty
shorl'l be plnin, viz: Ia urrrpt tho terms Of
fcrc'l us'by Congress. mud thus contribute i'm
tho only way for ~ psssihlr. toward n speedy
Termination Of the struggle that nuw disilrbs
tho country, and il rminums 10 every interest Of
tho South
contrary course we arprrhcnL will entail
miscrics untold. Even though il were at
tended with no worse consequences, il will GER
tainly deiny reconstruction, how long i, is
impossible 10 sny. AlrcnIy Northern papers.
horctofore moderate, speak Of & .ncral dislran-
ohisemcnt Of all cx-Coufcleratcs, in case Of
the non-nccnptnncc Of the present plnu Of
cOnfscation, md of hnnishmcnt even. We do
not say that such II course will be tnkcn an,l
ccrininly VIC do not sny that such II procedure
would in the rclnotest degree be in accorlnnce
with tho letter or the spirit Of the Constitu-
tion Of the United States. Still it is we'll our
people should know the alternative that is pro-
posed, md by many advocated. They will
then be better prepared to act inteligcnily in
thc discharge Of their duties as voters for or
against = Convention.
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SLidlO,VSU
twill be noticed by !he above tables that,
there il great probability of
. largo increaso in the amount of several of
our. exporteble products for the coming aea-
son say a5O. 600 bnles Upland Cotton against
ld3,il9 the past year; 10000 tierces of Rice
against l0,95l-that the probable decline in
vnlue which may take place {say Upland Cot
ton from SOTO 20 cents per h., Rice from 10
to cents), and the reduced exports of Sea
Island (say from 1G.44l bales last yenr against
about 10000 the coming season, owing to
probable short CROP, allowing reduction in
price from rs cents per ID. the pust TO 10 cents
per lb the coming year, estimating tho Naval
Stores md Lumber Mt the snmc ms the ye,r
just closed, and ndding to the coming year
Sl,oo0.O0O for Wheat, Flour aud other sun.
dries, we can hardly expect any incrense in
the moneycd value Of the commodities that wa
will hnvo to send forward over that received
for the exports of the season just terminated
But although there may be no inorenso in
The amount Of money received for our export
able products, the fact that lnrge portion of
tho. country has raised excellent provision
crops will prevent the heavy drain for corn.
Sc, of tho pasL season; and This fact alone
will place them ina much better position, and
enable them to indulge in q limited amount Of
luxurious expenditure.
The handling of large crop will also lead
to IN increased outlny in the city for labor,
conprcssing, md olhor necessary expenses.
which will benefit many in our community. 10
that we nre sanguine that tho coming year
will lead to an improvement in our business
ofTnira .f.f. 4.
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---- - - -
COMMON SENsE.

If tho history Of the United Statos Govern
mcnt during tho pnst few years proves any
ono thing clearly, it is that the people of tho
North hive ceaHed 10 look with venerntion upon
Tho Constitution Of their country. Wo look
in win for that loyalty to its principles, which
throughout the war was everywhere oxhibi-
ted for tho F" flag and for the Union !"
and this leads us to the inevitable conclusion
TINT tho war WAS n struggle for power rather
thnn for principle. 1t is openly avowed, and
not merely by tho extreme radicals, that
"tho Constitution Of our fathers" falls short
Of tho e1igcncies Of the present day,
aud that II Is permitted to remain by
auffrahce only. /. was by such cutting Of
tho aordian knot, that the Republican papers
met the unanswerablo arguments contained In
the several veto messages Of the President.
"The Constitution Ii out Of date. Tho lato
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AN ORDIHANCE

10 REGULATE TIE B1oRAaE OF PETROLEUM. rrs Pro
DUCTS, AND OTHER INyLAANlnLI ofIr
Sfc l. Ne q ordained BY tAe Mayor dnL Akdersxsp IN
CIV Copne attembied That from and aer the IIth sy
on Juno neIt Il shal not be invfu TO keep Petroleum.
Aerossns. Hook OIL Bonzino. DonIole. or any other IN
nsnm.hle 1 or oils on storage for sale n any cellar
sore or building south OF Limo street. In laIgof a,np.
lilly thin ny gallons any one lot or prenascs AMI
yastols Of tln other metal = '"-'- -" "
Bro That Petroleum. It's products or sny other IN.
aImuh6e oil or oils. whom brought into the city bY hn
Q, Hser msy DO kopt Oh any lot or In any building
twehfour houu, upon tho expiration Of which time II
aha bo removed aud kept in the required BY
BIO Any per.on or ptrsons violating any part I'd
ths shall be subject to ne OF two hundred
potent Jurisdiction. - -
launed In City Council this twenty dag Of As5 u.
he year OF our Lord ono thousand atght hundred and
ihxty-ssycu. Ei'I TI-E-sTT ~ NJ = :"
i, tLsl P. Q. aAHI.AaD. Asyor.
= w. II. hIfTH CLERK OF Council
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Jon WonK.-We have now completed our
Office 80 rs to execute. in tho shortest possible
time ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, anl we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends.
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MEEIR:l :lGS.

ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.
fIhhE kfuuI.AR MONTHLY MEEIISu WILL. UE
O'clock, ,v,I !, q, NJ MN '..p ~ ~
August 10
hoMEsTEAD BUILDING: AND LOAN asSu-
ClaTIDS.
fiE nEhUiaR MONTHLY MEETING or THE
~, ,noneSea.I i'uiiIg anil Loan AsspcIaiIon will br
TALL Mash!S Hall corner King AMI s,rsctp
1i H., srr.'g. ilst Inst nj iralIIast n'rlpck
., Ihc ircaHtrrr will be ut NJ ass Kim. .tn,,, ,.,r,cr
aud al tic Hall Mt night '' u" '"s'''neh
Ausust3i "'''S'hry hiu Irras.
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j,AHus$r ClhCULhTlUS.-Ihe DAILY
NEWS p"b'i*hrs the o,1iriH list Of .Lrf-
''rs rcnria'.,y IN the Ioa'oBirc al The end
IF each 'Ocrt, ayrccaby to The .following
'ccttoniof Ac Meo PosteDicc Lac, as Mc
nc0spaper huUing the laryes, circulation IN
The 0ESy ct;SCharieston:
sEcrIs And II further enacted That lists Of let.
tcrs rrlpatniI unrallcd for any PostOfre IN
town Or tflIEge. wrro a nowrpapcr aha bu printc;l
sal ctraflcr DO published onco only In tho newspaper
largest circulation within range OF delivery of lilo said
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FIHE OAa.

! ~ n orTr HALL, November o. ISSo.
A IL PERSONS DES1ROuS OF REBUILDING IN Tqp
"A. Burnt Districta and Waste Places Of tho Civ nn'
der can Act Of The asner.l Assembly giving authority
70 ne csI Counsa Of Gh.rsston 70 PTocee In the mai
CITY ansy src berebJ potned that Tho form Of snnIi
e.on br loans can Be Obtained s Tho once Of the Giari
Of Council. between Tho hours OF A. n and q p " "
!. Al Applications must be1 d IN Ono aboyo manfton.
ooe % the Committee VIII meet eyery Vsndov 10 eor
ider the aArne.' .ts..' m '--r-S - -'o.' VI
By order OF The Mayor tl..'l w. n auIrs
ApFeHaDsto Clert OF Council.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
ENAMEL.

For Improving and Identifying tho Complexion.
giving tho akin beautiful pearl tint that r. onIy %
found In youth II quickly rcmoycs Tan irrcE,ns PM;
plns. Hlotches. Moth Patches, aalowncss Rruiiinns
and all Impurities Of the sin kindly healing iho ssms
lowing tic skin white and clear as alabsstsr lis uye
cannot be detected by the cloacst scrutiny and In1
vegetable preparstion 10 perfectly harmless II Il flm,
on oduSio @ Of 4o lind used By Tho French and
toilet Upwards Of $4,000 bottles woro sod during tic
past year. snlacicnt guirAntee OF Ia efficacy Price
only % cents Sent BY mall postpaid. receipt OF TN
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists,
2s6 River st., Troy, z.
Aaren w t.. Tyr
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w A N T S.

WANTED, SMALL HOUSE OR A SUITE
w OF FIVE ROOMS, In tho central louor part Of
The CRY, Apply at this Ohlce. August 81
SITUATION wANTED.-SyAnTED, by
= married man, Of steady habits. a.uasion In any
rrspoctablu business win mako himself useful In al
most any capacity. Address "d. p" ., This ONCE.
August Is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVERYWHEIsIS
w Ladies' and Gentiomcn-sI sIe1 10 $3.50 per month.
TO neil tho GENUINE UOhihfDN-SENBE FAMILY SEW.
ING MACHINE Prico only 3l6. This Machine will
STITCH bcm foil tuck bind quilt, brnid and Cmbroidnr
Tho cloth cannot bo pulled apart nftor cutting
across tho scnin eyoty quarter Of Inch. Every
Machine warranted threo Send for circulars and
terms 10 agents. or call al McDOwELI'S BLOCK cor
nor Fourth and Green streets. Louisville. Ky.
BLISS MCEATHRON,
uBncral ASents
N n.-poslyely mono genuine unless coming through
our Office.
Juno4 tuthssmo
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B O A r D | N G

ROARD AND LODGING IN A pRIyATE
family resulting in pleasant part Of the CITY, can DO
oonned ut moderate rates by single gentleman Ap-
ply at tliA ofNco. tuths AuIis.
POAKDING.-TIKRIrE PLEASANT ROUms
ID with good BOARD bu had on imtaediste sppIi.
Gallon 70 No. 50 CHURCH STREET, west slde near
1rsdd etrcet Terms Reasonable. june IL
IfxCELLEST BOARD, AT VERY LOW
rates, tn the most central business part OF The cIty
without lodging, In private house. now bo Ind
For particulars address ~. J.. PoBtoncc. May 10
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15 Aa comnHatcoti0ms inieaiesf f0r publication in
ms }oninR must bc addressed 10 htc Editor Of he
UdHY Sctrs. No. IL HdYnc-sf, Get. thari,sioH s. e.
HhstntSs Communications 70 Publisher Of UdRy
tons.
Adrcrtiscmcrfs ontsfdr ofHe city n,RS be accompa.
nird tcitt The cash.
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No. LICENCES,

J, No. I LICENCES.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, j
FT,HOsE PERSONS WHO HApE ApfIIGATfoNs Ron
i No. LIQUOR LI0RHBE are hereby notified to 10
port Ct this oace with their applications imms diaoly.
. w. II. SMITH,
JuF % Lux. ,t.t al Msrf Of Council
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F o r SALE.

RARE CIAHCE.-FOR SALE AT A
"a BARGAIN, Stock, UteuHiis &C., OF q VEGETABLE
fAHM on the Neck. within city boundary very fcriIie
and la perfect working order with lease years. at
moderate rent: large dwelling nnd necessary outbnd.
ings. nno maroon grove; reasonH for selling owner
going North No agents aud only those meaning busI.
noss need apply. at NO. ID JASPER COURT.
August 28 .uso
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JgHK-SHOPs.

t.,rJ oPR1oR CLERK OF COUNCIL,
TuNK.aHoP KRgrRRs AND. PgD6LERs wao
- have Ipads application for LCENBES hereby
nodAsd 70 report II thia ofheo Immediately.
'.'FI. N,s'', g. ',.' w. II. aHrfH,
J1ly % Clerk Of Council,
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There cometh glad iidings or Joy To all,
To young and 10 old, to gIcat AMI 10 Hnhll;
The bovuty which onro was 30 precious and rare,
Is fres for all, and all may be fair.
Hx thu mac o6
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T O r E N r.

LNuR REST-TIIE UPPER PART OF
Il tho house, No. BOG KING STREET. Ilont modo:-
ate PosBcBson Immediately. ) August 10
ITO RENT, THE COMMODIOUs AND
L pleasantly situated two aud half atory BRICK
DWELLING No. 50 Hazel street, north aide near East
bay. Possession given on 1st September. Apply at
Ibis OfFlCE August II
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EDUCATIONAl.

nEuTSCH EHGLIsGIIti SCIuu,E- ~, .,,,
MEETING STREET, ~"~
4 SFASG MONTAa DEN ITEM sEIyrrurru ,-
~ DurclI hnsteilung tlirhtigpu I.hI,r, I,' .
j'loa Fach wrd dio Schulo I'm Stnnu ssiI alien AMIR
dcrungen zu cntsrrechrn ~ '''
Herr klenke ha. nrino fruhrrc Abtnoug wic,lrr cr
"o,",nss, ,m,,st IN A. }. HOFFMAN.
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THE EXEtCISES
nF MISS MARY T.. aRAY'S SCHOOL No I'd SD
~ C!ETf STREET. will be Resumed ON MONDAY
tho al September. tbRn3 auvrs, ~,
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THE EXEtCISES
nF THE SUBSCRIBER'S ScuO0I, WILL TIE RE-
~ ~; SVMED ID W On Monday, Scpiombrr I'd, at No
August 2a wao
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CHI A RI z S TON.

SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 81, 1867.
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The NEW ionK EVENING Posr commenting on
tho JonssoN-GnAsT correspondence, snyY: "SIr.
JolRsoN's lettor Ia tho production OF political
theorlst, who lives mp in tho clouds, md oyoyos
what he imhsincs TO bo policy out or tho dopths
OF his inner consciousness Such men, blind like
bats pig-hoadod, looking at all questions only as
thoy Affect themselves thoir individual rights.
thoir wills, thor dosires, thoir hates md nro,u.
dices, mako excellent Clogs but they acconnlish
nothing. Mr. JOHNSON has managed TO kosn thu
Southern Btatos under military rulo ho ,,a, kent
tho country In q turmoii no has paralyzed IN.
dustry, kopt down. tho prico OF our ssour;t;os
aproAa ana with al this Ilo has bccn tho mcnns
boulhern States. Toao nro tho rssnIt. ~ to tne
no calls his policy, which is simply he nnun.
OF an angry boy" '"' Po''cy
AN EkoL1sHHAR who baH boon in Wseb-
ington during tho session OF tho Iaio Co.
greaa, thus givos his opinion OF tho noraonnol .,
the members. He says: "There IN 7notL;nn
ststesmanliko whatever about tbom. a.,
minded all tho whilo OF low st5le Of nlo.d,r l.,
court. SEQ before mo n crowd OF third r.to H.
yofa, who are playing tho old tricks OF thu tr,,,o
noyor hoard word that is destined 10 ,ixo T. a,
itself in tho hearts OF mon. do moi hoi,eua
there 10 man IN tho present Houso Of Repre-
sentatiyas OF either party who could d.in NJ
would idoscrve second hearing In tho Bonso ~
commons or French Assembly. Doplorsbiy low
ss 10 the general style OF discussion In tbe hmnr
can pross, II ofton risos far above anvtbina ~
tored In Congress. W. W
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Add for Wheat. Flour. and .undrie.. !. 4
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cd as vrcachorA. Ono hundred and tl,;,tv -, a.,
students entered tho Union army. Rhode T.,,n,,
III proud OF tho University, and vol NAV Io tnr -
is tho bcHt possession sl,o has.
1t tis estimated that Parisians expcnl snnr,u.
oght millions OF francs for corsots. 8ftcor mi;
lions for gloves, twenty millions for hat, and No.,
nots, eighteen millions for false diamond. 4, mil
lion aud half for false tectlI, ciglty,our t,ou-
sand for glass eyes, sovon hundred and thi,tv-
thousand for masquerade drcssoy, twonty.lvo mil.
lions for perfnmery and cosmetics, five millions
for fans, twsntyeight millions for artificial fowor.
and fftoon millions for buttons.
Zion. BUTLER IL building now and ao,il mor.
sion at AnnisTiam, in Gloucester the mater; !,
nsod being species Of red granite uunrriod noor
by. The site hc has chosen for ls sup,nor rooi.
dehce iB magnificent ono with its rock and ocean
Mo"a' shell road leads up to IL from tho bjpb.
way. bnTLERs family occupy littlo Iouso At Tho
foot OF tho bill, while tho illustrous DEs,.aN him
self has bis "ohice" in tont on tho summit. Tho
stars and stripes float to tho broezo from tall
which surmounts tho topmost rock.
nomenclature and classification OF di,e,sos
has been voluntarily and carefully prepared i,v tao
College OF Physicians Of London, through Tho
labor Of number Of committees, spread ovo,
several yonrs. Tho Registrar Generals Of England
Scotland and ireland have accepted and will honce
forth uso IL, as will tho medical doparmonto OF tho
army and navy In order to pavo tho way to its
general adoption abroad, each titlo is translated
into tho Latin, French, Gorman aud italian lA,-
guages. No doubt in o short time, il will be
adopted in tho European hospitals and public in
atltutions gonorally.
iho Tycoon OF Japan, who iA childless, has do
ciasa, ~ accord with tho chiof Daimios, that bis
younger brother, Prince MIu-Dou-TaIo nov In
iarB sha DO declared his loyal succosyor. In order
that this heir to the Japanese throne sl,unlI 70.
ceiVe nm education suitable 10 his high position.
the Tycoon hos requested tho Emperor N.pr1y yoy
70 appoint governor for him, whoso dutv vii, ho
to direct his studies during tho four Years which
tho Prince is 10 pass In Franco. The En,noror
aoceding to that desire, has mined Iien.' col
vHxrIE, OF tho staff, Aide-do.Camp 70 Tho Minis.
ter OF War, to bo governor Of tho Rnnee. AA'i''s-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
AZ tI,e Mnrket.

Some most excellent beef may be
found to day at the Market Of Messrs.
Gray & Hibler~ They havo procured
aud butchored an exceedingly fine
young steer, weighing sixteen hundred
pounds, which was iattened for private
use. The persuasion and green-backs
ofGrS & lIibler have placed it before
tho public. Every one should embrace
this opportunity Of obtaining some OK
traordiharily good beef.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11

TEMPERANCE Down THE RIVER
The town of McConnolsvillo is just at
this time becoming "wild' on the sub
ject of temperance; at least, we should
judge so from the tenor of the articles
publishedin ono organ of that place
They have organized societies, sub
scibed money, appointed ''smelIing
committee for the purpose Of proses
cutiug and "breakihg down all per-
sons whose business does not suit
their peculiar ideas. We arc m adj.
vocatc Of temperance, and believe it
should consist IN more than to simply
refrain from tho use Of ardent spirits,
and. first of all, in our maners and
dealing with our ne,ghbors. When n
person ofsuch standing in society as
Mr.. d. II. Mortley, Of McConnelsville,
is charged by his home paper with be-
ing a disturber Of the peace, and insin-
uatod that heis q mrderer,w we are in.
clined tothink that such vindictlveness
eminatcs from no great desire to &C
complish public b%cnefactlon, but rath-
cr from a motive to crafty private
feelings hostile to the individual, and
are unlike unworthy ola true gentle
man, and assumes a depth SO low that
no p~urc-minded journalist would be
guilty ofdesccnding.
If McConnelsville desires to drive
her trade TO others towns and cities.
let her journals continue to be the rep
resontativc ola clique, make vindictive
personal assault uqon all who do no.
subscribe to the notion Of thar clique
regardless Of the position or standing
of the individual, and she will not be
century in accomplishing her purpose
-ZdnesUiie SigEai.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
ES-IIenry Cox, who owns the land

gS-lIenry Cox, who owns the land
on both sides Of Buffers celebrated
ditch, the Dutch Gap Canal, has filled
it up BY making IL ROAD at The upper
end, in order to rende' the island ac-
cessIble. The Richmond authorities at
one timO proposed to improve the ca
nal for navigation, but they took no
action, and, as the island was remark
ably fertile land, the owner was un-
willing to lose the use oft.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11

Boy A YOUNG LADY returning to
her country home, after a gojOurn Of a few months
in the City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF Il coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had
moss, and instead of twenty.three she really ap I
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
cause Of so great a change, sbeplainly told them
that she used the ~ClI.CASSlAN BALM, and con-
sidered it an invaluable acquisition to any Lady's
toilet. BY its use any Lady or Gentleman can I'M
prov0 their personal appearance an hundred Told.
IL IL simple In its combination, rs Nature herself
is simple, yet unsurpassed in IS efficacy ia draw,
beautifying the skin and complexion, BY its d.
rect action on The enticle it draws from il all is
impurities, kindly healing the same, aud leaving
the surface as nature intended IL should be, clear,
soft, smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent by
Mail OF Express, on recent Of an order by
w l., CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. ) West FayeIte st Syracuse, N. Y
The only American agents Tor the sale Of same
Feb, S-lyr. ....
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
nNOw rHaY DESTINY!

MADAME b. +. THORNTON. the great
English Astrologist, Clsiryoyant and Psyehom-
%etrician, who hos agtonished the scientific
classes of the Old Word, has now located her
self at Hudson, n. Y. Madame Thornton pos
sesses such wonderful powers Of second sight
as to enable her to impart knowledge Of the
greatest Importance to the single or married Of
either sex, While in a state Of trance she de-
linestes the very features of The person you are
to marry, aud by the aid Of an instrument Of
intense power, known as the Ps%ychomotrope,
guarantees to produce a life-liks picture Of the
future husband or wife Of the applicant, to.
gether with date of marriage, position in life,
leading traits Of character, &e. This isno hum
bug, as thousands Of testimonials can assert.
She will send, when desired, a certified 'eertif-
cate or written guarantee that the picture is
what ii p~urports to be-. By enclosing q small
lock Of hair and stating place of birth, age, dis
position and complexion, and enclosing 30
cents and stamped envelope addressed to your
self, you will receive the picture and desired
information by return mail. AL eommunioa-
lions sacredly confidential. Address, in conf.
dence, MADAME Z. F, THORNTON, P. o.. Box
32S, Hudson, n, Y. feb 9-lyr
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-rsnoWn
ed Astrological and Somnambulistie Clairvoyaat
while in a clairvoyant state, delineates the
very features of the person you are TO marry
and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psyehomotrope, guarGn-
tees 10 produce a perfect aud nfe-like picture
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant,
with date ofmsrriage, occupation, leading traits
of character, &c. This is no imposition, as tes-
timonials without number can assert. By stat
ing place of birth, age, disposition, color Of
owes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed 10 yourself you
will receive the picture by return mail togeth-
or with desired Information.
&o- Address in confidence, MADLMH GER-
rRUDE REMINGTON, p. o. Box 297, West Troy,
N, Y, feb. SLY
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
oaa FelIoms! NOTICE !

The Steamer Carrie Brooks will
leave the wharf at this place at 4 o'cl'k
A. NJ, IN the Goth of this month, for
GAINESVILLE, and return the same day.
Those desiring to attend tho Odd Eel
lows celebration to DO held in Zanes-
vile on That day, will be well accom-
modated by the Brooks.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-11
Commercial.
MooNNNLsyILLE MARKET.

M'CONNELsYl VILE MARKET.
M'CoNEtsviLLn. April n. 1867.
FLout--tl4 SO Ext'a per barrel
WHgAT-A GO per hushcl. -.
DArs--35 cents per bu.hel.
C0RS--6O cents per bushel.
FLAX SBrp-t2 90 per hushel,
.r~-RLEY-Spring, GOO; Fall, T5c per hssh.
HAY-gl0 90 10 ~ 90 pcr ton.
Dam ArrLEs-Sl 90 per bu3lel.
pvlrEE-25 cents per pouhd. r
Frds-i2 cents per d0zou.
CnICNgEs-idye Is cents.
CoFFFE-3O TO 80 cents.
.CousTEY SOAr--S ceuts per pound.
sue AK--l5 tn Is cents per pound. A
SoRGUM-iC cents pee gallon per barrel.
LAUp-lO ccuts round la JlTsA1d key,
CANnLEs 4 ruliow)-fF cents perlbb y box.
accents at retail.
a." (Star) 80 cents per u. by box.
" 81 cents at Ietail.
goAr-i0 TO 10 cents per bar.
CugEU-20 Ccuts por pound. ri.
SALr-s2 % per blrr0l-retail.
STONE CoAL--l2 cents per bushel.
HAus-l5 cents at retail.
Sipgs-lo cents rer pound.
SHOULBERs--g cents.
T~ALLoW-Situ lOcsuts.
WHIsgy-SR SO per gallon.
B~EANa-tl co per bdsici.