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Commercial.
M,GoNNELSylLLE Markell.

~N'CoSgLsVuLs april 1. 1897.
FLOuS--3il 80 Ext n per lHnsl.
WHRAr-s2 ~ per hnShel.
p.Ts--3I rents per hu,hsl.
Crks 50 rent- per hu-hel.
FLLN SEvp- 81 40 per hnshel.
RARLEY-%rring. 90: Fs,l, Use per kvAk,
Hay So 10 10 " No per ton.
DHIEU APrLES 20 Al 20 per hu,hsl.
RUTTEH - Is cents per pound.
Foes n rruts per 4 zen.
CHiCEEss-liye - cents.
GOFFEE-2O 10 rs cents,
COUNTKN SOAF-H cent per pHnnd.
LR-,li IL ~ csnts per pound.
SoHGUH-N cents per gall n rer barrel,
LAKp-lO cents pound IN jas AID k-g.
CAHpLgs - IrllowJ-ls cents per H. by bsI.
- ,eHtS Al retail,
(StAr)-Sh csnis per II. W box.
+" IS cents ~ retail.
SoAr-lO to Is cents per bar.
CHEKsE-2O cents per pound.
SALT - 80 pei b~Arrel-'s'sil.
STnSE.c1AL- ~ cents per bushSL
HAMs-lh cents a. retl,l.
SIDEs--I0 usats per pound,
NHUULDSKS-9 csulS.
TALLuW ~ 10 10 cents.
M~Erkl--77 SO per gallon.
BkAkS-E III yer sa,LGi.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
Tne Csrnsrnticn Election.

James 4. Adair was ale"ted Mayor
over Samuel Z. Jones ty a majority of
fifteen. Fifteen corporation tickets
were found in the township box and
ten of them were for Jones, This
would, in fact, cut down Aduir's ma
jority to ten votes. Herbert johnson
was elected Treasurer, Lewis Hartcr
Recorder, and Jcptha Doudna, William
r. Jones, j. c. Stone, Alfred Wilkin,
and John Boone were elected Trustees,
Daniel II. Sheets was elected Marshal
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Fike ROAD Aleeting in Malta.
J. c. MoREY, Asst Sscy.

FiEe Road Meeting in Malta.
Pursuant to call a meeting OF citizen
of Ma'ts and vicinity convened at iii,
Town House on Tuesday evening, Apri
I'd. 1867. John Timmss, Esq, war
chosen Chairman, and Newell Corne.
Secretary.
Tho delegates to the pike road meet
ing held ~ Chesterfield, on Saturday
Goth ult., reported proceedings ofsai,
meeting winch were on motion full,
endorsed.
The following gentlemen wsro az
pointed II committee to solicit petition.
crs in Malta tp along the line of pro
posed road in accord, 20 with the n
Of April 3, 1866: J. 81. Rogers, C. !
Hall, J NJ. Gillespie, G s Ham, Hen
ry Doudna Thomrs Williams, williar
Picket, Peter Miller, John, L Thoma'
J B Frazier, and David Clendenrn,
Speeches strongly approving the en-.
terPrisO were made by several person
present.
On motion meeting adjourned sub
ject to call Of committeeman rrsidin
in Malta.
JOHN TlMMEs, Pres't.
NEwELL CoRNTR Sccy.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

Ks- d, II. IortIey has just received
,evsnty-hrs packages of fresh Luke
Herring, in half and quarter bsrrels,
whrch he 10 selling, wholesale Or retail,
at very low rSts', for cash or approved
srudpce.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
billiards.

On sn indictment found by the Grad
Jury Of last November term OF tis
Court Of Common Peas for this coun-
", il was decided by Judge Evansthat
the keeping ola Billiard Saloon on the
rule that the loser Of the game should
pay for the use OF the tables, WAS not
within the gaming laws of the State,
and that an Indictment against the
keeper Of the saloon could not stand
This question has come up in Logan
and the Judge Of tho Common Pleas
decided thHt il did come within the
gaming laws. The question was car
risd oil a writ Of error to the Supreme
Court OF tho State, and il was there de-
eidrd against Billiards also. The
chances are that Billiards will have y
abort life in this community,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

All perso,s knowing themselves to
bs lHdsbt2d to tho upper Ferry Com-
pnny will please call and settle within
thirty days. JAMES ELWooD'
no 36-3w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

Ea-The Combination Skirt supporter
and Shoulder Brace, for ladies, will he
found amongst the new goods ut Hal
Iday's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
Pike Road MeeIing La Chester
field.


C%HEsrERFIELp March 30, 81.
In pursuance of call for a eonven
tioa composed Of three delegates from
each of the following places, VIE Cut
lor, Plymouth, Chesterfield, Pennsville,
Malta. and McConrclsville, to meet at
Chestsrdeld, Saturday, March 30, 1867,
TO take into consideration the construc.
ton Of Il Pike Road from AcConnsls-
y;llo 70 Cutter on the M &C. K. II.
the convention assembled NJ ! o'clock
P. NJ, and organized by 'eiooSing Ben
iamih Arnold, chairman, George 5.
Corner, Secretary, and.JncI horcy, as
sistant secretary. The following dele
gates were present;
Cutler.-R d, CarotheFS. Albert
Morlan, John N. FARES.
Chesterfield - Humphrey Smith,
John c. Aorey, James Edgcrton.
Malta james ~. Ro ers, George
s. Corner, Lewis Hall, delegate from
Malta, absent.
Plymouth :-B, =, Arnold, Israel
Underwood, Thomas Hohson.
P~ennsville IL, +. PsnroSe, A. z.
Devices, David Smith.
McConnelsvillo None.
The object Ofthe meeting having
been stated, ]. N. Rogers offered the
following:
Resolved, That itIA practicable and
Sxpedient to construct a Pike Road
from Cutler, Washington county, to
McCoAAalavills. Morgan s0Snty, O.,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
NJ A X r + d.

b. Rev. W. NJ. G ines, on Thursday, Mar"
%, at the brides home in Bristol, Mr.. Georg
". Wallace and Mss Deborah C. Devol.
On the 18th day OF March Last, by John {
Ford, ] p, Mr., John Harper to M,ss Sara
Jane Porter.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

~ Business notices IN the local
ielumn Of tins paper, not contracted
br by the year, viii be charged 10
tents Per line. No notice inserted for
ltss than one dollar.
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know THY DESTINY

MADAME z. =. THORNTON, the great
.ugl.sh Astrologist, ClsirvoyRnt Snd Psyohom'
.ric.Rn, who has sstonishsd the scientific
asses OF the Old Word, has now located her
II OF Hudson, y. Y. Madame Thornton pos
rsses such wonderful powers OF second sight
to enable her 10 impsrt knowledge Of thu
seuiest Importance to the single or married ="
thtr sex. While in q stste Of trance shs dS
nestes the very features OF the person you NJ
, marry, and w the aid of an instrument O.
tense power, known rs the Psychonotrope.
lsrnntees to produce a lhe-liks picture Of The
lture husband or wife Of the applicant, to-
ether with date OF marriage, position in life,
oading traits OF character, &c. This ism hum
ug, as thOussnd- Of testimonials can assert
he will send, when desired, \ certified certiG-
ate or written guarantee that the picture b
hat il Lurports TO be-. BY enclosing a small.
Dck Of hair aud stating place Of birth, age,dis
nsit,on end complexion, aud enclosing 81
,nts aud stamped envelope addressed 10 your
III, you viii receive the picture snd desires
l.orInation BY return mail. All comniunica'
ans sacrsdly confidential. Address, in conf
encs, NADINE L. +. THORNTON, p. o. Boa
Is, Hudson, n. Y. fsb 6-lyr
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BEAUTY
Auburl, Golden. FIRxen b siIkSr
CurIs,

PRODUCED by the US, OF Prot. DEBREUt
FRISER LIE CHEVEUK. One application
warranted to curl the most straight and stub
born hair Of either Ssx into FaVy rlnglela' .
heavy massive curls. Has been used by th
fashionable Of Paris and Lon Ion, with the mos
gratifying results. Does no injury to the hair
Price by mail, sealed and po,tPaid$l. Deserip
tive Circulars mailed free. Address BERGER
SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, No. 7s5 River s
Trov n, Y, Sole SSAnts ~ tA% VRssA s.SA>s
Cab s-1NA ,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

just received, a now lot of latest
Of Spring Hats for ladies, ut
iIalliday's Fancy Store, IN Malta.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
~I,eparatOf (,apilIi.

Throw away your false frirsss, your switches
your, wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth = hSj
Come Agsd, esms youthful, come ugly AM
fair,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

So B~usiness notices 10 TO inssr
ted in the columns Of this paper must
be banded in by Wednesday, morning
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
sJ- A YouNa LADY returning I

BJr A YoUNG LADY returning I
her country home. sitter n sojSurn of n few mont
IN the Iity. wis hardiN recognized ~ her friend
n place ~ IL coarse. rustic. flushed lace, she "
A ruTt ruby complexion af nlmn.t ma BILE Snhot
ness, and IN ,tpad NJ twshty.thres she really ~
upAred but eighteen. Upon inquiry ~ Ia q
'Huse NJ 50 great y change, she plainly tnld the
that III used the CiRrASSINN BALM. aud COZ
.idrrrd IL An iHyaiuthlJ acquisition 20 any Lady
toilet. ny it, use any Lady nr Gentlemen eau
prove their persOHal Appearance an hundred lol'
IL 10 simple in lis combination, - Nature he'Sf
Is simple, TT unsurpassed in it, efncaoN IN ORA,
ug impurities lrnm Alsn healing, cleansing n
identifying the skin aud ormplrXion. BY it, d
oct action IN HE sntirle II draw from II all
impurities, kl1dly healing The zane, aud ieayI"
the sur ace ~ nature Intended II should he, clea
IN, smooth aud besutiInl. Price o., sent h.
Nail or ExPrerr, on rerelpt Of an order by
W. I" CLARK \ ca, Chemtsts,
No. 5 West FaSette ~ SyrLcu's, y. Y
The only American agents Tor the sale Of san.
zen. S-lNr.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
Viii krlS and NuStachr

LNnRGED /" grow upon the smon'hest face R
= from thee a. i've weeks by using w. ;
vIGNE'r RE-TAUR lTUEU ~CNPILLAIRE Z
nnst wonderful disc Vsrv In mudsrn seize, "a. ~
,rE upnn the Beard aud II ,ir IN an ilmos sm'rac
On. Mariner. t. ha. been used hy the en-
plIi- aud ondon with the most hatisring Sncte'
Names at al purchasers will he registered aHC
-n,ire satisfaction u not given IN every instfH
the money will he cheerfnlil refunded. Price {
mil sealed aud postpaid. ~, Ds 'criptiVs elrr
lT. and testimonials mailed free, Address 81
GER. EHUTTS X Co themi IL. No. 2a5 liV
,r,cI, Troy, n Z. sols nyeuls for ths lite
states. feb -lyr
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
ricEIes. PictiIes

A few barrels of nice Cucumber pick
les for sale at AortIsy's Grocery.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

There com . tn glad tidings OF joy to all,
To young and 70 old. TO great and TO small
The beauty which once was 20 precious ahd
rare,
l. free to oil, and all may be fair.
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AND NO1l cf3
" oil kindsiS complete and the te-t IN tW Z 40 l.
We are receiyin aopd. fr'n The E,st e y : .
weeks. anda,s abls L. supply y, shoit nN . &c =
iinx ~ our line that We ms' not hsvs ~ B nj.
We ,ntcnd Keeping ~ with tue times 4 ~
he Book store II m established instit q n ~
I'Cunutisyille we ask the public 10 give e.. o II!
ed -pe what 40 have. aud we isel as.uU { ~
,ni incline 1, purchase VI US. anil be Rti' g With
What they get, aud tell thsir neighhJrs W u 1aau
iu ike wi.e.' al
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and ZAResVlLl0
n A q n T,

rAs nsw PaSssuGSt HtsAESs
NNE m r1r #Gs
OAVTS, liz MORGAN,
MasS, AE@siA Clerk.
[VTILL LEAVE NoGONNELSVlLLR
w syerV morning, sunday excepted. at half
Al, Ave o'clock, arriving ~ Evansville At II A. Y.
eturniAs. will leave GAINESVILLE AZ P.A. PEI
ma having business 10 transact Ia Labosvtlle caA
4, this loaf. 20 aAa return the Nne daI. ussreN
''xt9 a~UF1A9eAAewl Vrus uaAsugs1sA ~
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FENIAN NEWS.
Address to the Fenian Sisterhood, and to the
Irish-American Women of the U. S.

BY A COMMITTEE APPOINTED LATE CLEVELAND
CONVENTION.
LADIES: When the of oppressed nation are
either up arms preparing to arise in vindication Of
their rights it is impossible for their mothers wives and
sisters remain in stae of apathy Indifference to their fate
that Of the country that gave them BIRTH To the
contrary that is incapable ofapprecating
understanding of the nobes sentiments of the human
soul The semi-barbarous days when regarded
as mere domestic machine, fit only to be used in
the drudgey of the kitchen the slavery of the field have
passed away and the enlightenment of the present genera
ton is rapidly dspellng the clouds of ignorance that OBJ
scured the female mind and hid from the longing gaze the
world the rich stores of native genius that lay concealed
behind that vail of Egyptian darkness The oriental idea
that should be made honorable captive for the
pleasure of her lord and MASTER not much ridiculous
than the prevailing of the present me that she should
take part great work but the regulation of her house
hold duties and the government of her family Of
is there that she shines with the brightest radiance 1t is
sight that angels might envy. mother surrounded by
her little troop of innocents looking to her to house
hold deity for that advice and instruction which she alone
can give The gentle minds like budding flowers open to
receive the kindly rays of her benign intelligence And
the young souls plastic soened wax beneath her loving
hands, moulding themselves upon the pure models of Chris
tan love and truth that find welcome RESTING Mace in her
angelic heart Here indeed she is the central orb around
which revolve the holy beams of fal love and eodike
TRUTH and stainless purity And who shall saw that her in
fuence powerful for good shall cast its serene ulster
the troubled sea OF mans stormy career? 1t were full
just to declare that when the toiwon aborer returns
home from his day of honest work. and provides for the
wants of the loving whom God has given him to ard
and cherish he nothing to the world or himself
That he should leave all the pleasures of mental culture
and the of government to those who haughy style
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Murder of Fenians in English Prisons.

To the Editor of the London Morning Star.
SIR Allow me- from the results of my inquiries and
Investigations confirm the facts stated by your correspond
en who has become FeniaD in regard to the
death of the lad Sowe Che only twenty years of age)
in the Irish nternoNaas jail These facts perfectly
incredible any who has not have DONE taken the
trouble to ascertain their correctness.
can hardly claim to be Irishman have no personal
acquaintance connection whatever with Sowes relatives
friends and in respect free from bias or lean
ing when this first under my notice. Mortified and
increduou at the statements made went to little
trouble and expense ascertain their truth sehood and
slowly and reluctantly forced to the conclusion that
they correcperfecy correct given by your
ponden who has in respect exaggerated the facts if in
deed he has rather understaed them there
in which helpless prisoner slowly and deliberately,
with full consciousness and full and repeated warnings
murdered by his aors this is if there was crime
committed deserving of the vengeance oheaven and earth for
its cold blooded atrocy this is Investigation all that
needed show its horrible features and deailnvesga
ton all that the widowed mother of Stowe his friends,
and the Irish liberal newspapers demanded that has
been eyaded and particularly denied!
brought the under the notice of Mr. T. Hughes the
member for Lambeth. inclose you printed copy OF our
correspondence give that gentleman full credit for having
done his best in the NATTER but what is the GROWING result OF
quiry"to whom p? to the Irish executiveto the nd!-
yduals who, than any Others have been guilty OF ls
great crme-to the officials who deaf as adaes 10 he
renzed appeals of the mother that at least the lie OF her
boy mg ht be spared! This is mere mockery OF Vesuga-
ton for of course anyone prophey the result OF ch
an inquiry beforehand Nothing but the prooucuoh Oh he
unanpad papers, ETC., which your correspondent asks
can show the actual facts of the case.
have been told that Soweps by no means an ex-
ceptiona in Irish PRISONS but hndng myse PoWeresS
to snare myself the useless pain which acquaintance with
the details the others would nlc lcloe my caro- and
am sir very sincerely yours, a LAMBETH IAAECIoR
Lambeth, September 6.
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sanctuary in your hearts around which the fury of the per-
secutor ragged and stormed in vain
Daughters of those noble Irish mothers what have you
done to prove yourselves worthy of their names? What
degrading change has your minds that makes you
hun the place of honor by the side the unconquered
of your people Do you desire that your husbands and
lovers should still bear the brutalizng brand of slavery
their brows and that your children should be pointed
as ignorant Irish Do compel think meany of
those we love WELL We know how your poisoned
by the anderous tongues of enemies and false friends
You are told that certain becoming rich, who f
relands sake have made themselves almost beggars. You
are told that we ndel iconocast who in mad ZEAL
ouldtrampedown both and desire
the total overthrow of Christianity That such assertions
shamefuy false know better than those who make
them and you may judge of the justice OF their cause when
they have such wreched taehoods to sustain It,
good cause was never vet served by such unhoy
The of liberty the of TRUTH and the OF
truth is the of God What want the destruction,
thorough and entire of English rule in Ireland If that be
infdelity then ndels and proud to proclaim it
to the world But that desire the overthrow of religion
is as false as the father of lies himself Our ambition is to
raise you above the destiny of sevle labor and place
you among the educated and Intellectual of your to give
you land free and independent, to which you could point
with honest pride your home and the graves of
your santed parents from being deecraed by the tread of
English cattle and all we ask in return is when you hear
the base and OF our own race deame the men
their coward souls would not let them initiate that you
will spurn the and defend the We ask your
kind word and cheering smile for the young soldiers who
preparing to march against your hated enemy Unite with
the sisters of the old home who working
land and her Choose your friends the
slaves who acknowledge the Engshman their master and
superior They not worthy of Irish maidens heart
They such they could beengaged honest
The brave of heart and esoute of purpose pledge
their word you that the day not far distant when their
actions the field of battle will bring the blush of shame to
the cheeks of their deamer and assured that neither
the oemans steel the deadly weapons of his
caumny drive from the cause to which we have
devoted lives You have it in you power either to assist
reganing lost liberties and position among the
free nations aid tyrant in rvetng still tighter the
chains that bind the bleeding limbs of afflicted mother
Neutral you be- You must take your stand either
the side of your native land that of her oppresor
Consult your hearts, and make your choice.
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Abyssinia.

AbysSinia
The London Morning Post contains the following: "The
xnod;t;on which is now decided upon to take place
% the transports reach India The command
will he assumed by Sir William c. E. Napier President
of the Council of Military Education who divisional
General in the last in China under Sir Hope Grant The
forces employed will comprise all branches of the service
The infantry will consist most probably her Maesty
regiments of the ne of which will be battalion of the
I'd Queens Own and eight regiments of Native Punaubee
Infantry The cavalry will be composed of about six reg
of Indian irregular troops while the artillery will
include besides mountain guns batteries of Royal Ar
ley is reported that his hghnes the Viceroy of Egypt
has been requested to provide five thousand cames for the
necessary transport of the troops and the Government also
taking for the collection of mules suitable for the
service of the expedition We hear that the European
regiments yet furnished with the Snider rifle We
trust this opportunity will not be lost for the practical trial
of our new weapon"
The General Napier who has been named for the lead
the British wldgoose flight into Abyssna is oneo the
famous Napier family, but Sir Robert Napier who made
reputation in the Sikh and in the Chinese expedition
in which latter he commanded expedition under Sir Hope
Grant. He splendid horseman and is said to have
derfu bodily endurance.
At the beginning of last month the British Government
actively engaged In charterng steamers for the Abys
snan expedition and among those taken three of the
Inman and three of the National line of Liverpool and New
York vessels Just prior the sailing of the City of London
however, received Consantnope that the cap
ves had been liberty by the Emperor Theodore the
inercession of the Armenian Bishop Isaac If this should
prove true the expedition would doubtless be counermanded
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France.

The recommendations of the International Sanitary Con-
ference have just been published in France together with
official report upon their application to practice 1t would
that doubt entertained of the contagious charac
Asac cholera and great prominence is given to the
measures to prevent its introduction into Europe. Among
these the establishment the entrance of the
Red Sea of strong sanitary administration the prevention
of communication by between Egypt and Arabian ports
and strict surveillance the bands of pilgrims both
embarking and on landing. Above ALL it is proposed to
attempt the extinction of the disease in india where it has
its origin This very important matter and there would
undoubtedly be feeling of greater safety these
strictly carried out.
So anxious the French Government to provide for the
better protection of their frontier that 500 stonemason
being engaged by them at Basel be employed the works
of Belfort in Alsace
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the result of the elections has justified not only their predic
ton but the good faith with which they opposed the measure