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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
Decline, Notwithstanding
Victory.

TnE Radicales have won the cleo
tion.-StiIl they arc IN the decline
A comparison shows this: Massa-
chniotts, in 1864 gave Mr.. Lincoln
Il majority II $4,000 votes. in 1863
shO gave General Grant majority
at the utmost, Of 20 900 votes, being
an absolute falling offof 3 900 votoc,
on about toHr per cant Tho major-
i,y for Grant ia Indiana is less by
10 600 votes, or Grty per cent, tbSn
in 1864 was tho majorit for Lincoln
In Oaio, General Grant receives
majority NJ 40,00n against a ma
iority Of 90, 900 for Lincoln In 1864
being a falling Off OF thjrfythrs per
cent. The majority for Grant in
Pennsylvania ia frs oet cent lcsa
than for Lincoln IN 1864. The i'm.
portunt exception, indeed. to tho
general decay ofthe Radical vote in
States whirn have gone for Grants
own State. New York which con.
tam, within her borders moIo than
onc.eighth Of tho total population
aEd more than one fifth Of tho tota,
yainc Of the Urion IN 1861 gave Mr..
Lincoln majority Of G.sOO votes.
ln 1865 she gives Mr.. Seymour
\ majority Of 10000 votes, being
change of more than one huASrcl
1md nm per cen. III favor Of demo.
cratic central State of Kentucky,
which gn"o n majority Of 36 900
against Lncoln IN 1864, more than
doubles that majority against Grant
in 1865. rho State of California,
which represented our natiouia
powcr and progress and tho liberal
ideas Of tho century on tho Pacific
coast aS New YorI; represents thpm
on ;hc Atlantic 49, ;hc State oC Cali.
fornia gave Mr.. Lincoln. in 1894,
majority Of $4,000 votes. In 1868
she certainly has not gwen General
Grant It majority of moro than two
or three thousand, and sho has pro.
baby given his opponent majcr-
ity Of from three to five thonsand
votes. These are not iiictions. but
figures. They undoubtedly show
that Radlcalism has won its last trl.
umph.-The Unic1se, Phiiddelphid.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
what Thcy Have voted For.

lErom the Chilico.hc Adycrtiscrl
Alter fair discussion and full %.
portnnity for considering the issues
Of the sauvass, the people, Cif they
hove voted undcrslandingly), have
endorsed the Radicals past and
present. As this il government
IN winch tho Radical masses must
suffer the Cyli consequence of bad
government IN the same ratio as tho
democratic masses, wcpresumc, that
We can I've nhdcr any government
they can tOl5rNc.
The people, then, have declared
that they desire more tares. Pile
them up
They have declared ;heir wiling
ness to pay Tx for bond.holdcrs, So
let IT be
They nave pronounced in favor
Of rags for themselves, gold for tax
exempted bond holdois. We arc
agreed !
They nave declared that Negroes
shall be their political equals. We
say Uor popuh DOR Deli
They have pronounced in favur of
military rule, aud when the iron
heel crushes them to the earth, they
must blame themselves
Them selves declared that the in.
famous rule Of tyranny in the South
meets their approval, They must
answer for their expressions to God
and humanity.
They have indorsed tho robbc,ies
and crimes Of Congress. They will
suffer for their thOughtle ssness
While they are burning oil, and
waving banners. in honor of thoir
victory, unless Grant refuses to car
~ out their policy, they Lre celcbr-
atIng the dowt!aIl ofthe government
with their fathers shed their blood
10 establish.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04

4 clergyman While residing IN South
An"riru IA u missionary. Discovered snie
'Hd simple remedy for the cure NJ Nplynns
Wcahnass. Early beray, Diseases If the
Urirury and Nrmincl mguna. and ihr
Shulr train Of di-md"r. brought an by
"Htelnl AID vicious mbi-. Guni rum.
h"rs huN- tern cured 10y this nnrlr f,m q.
dy. Pr"mpi~! w desire 10 hen, G the
afflicted aud unIorunr", | will send rhr
.''cip' l"t preparing aud Using ihis m,di.
"ice. IN ~ srahd Envelope. "a avs an
Who u'eds l., Fee %; charge.
Aidrg,
JO-ErII T.lNMAN,
Sir'u"n u. Bihp llrusa.
O"'. lsr 1864 3p' y. V Civ
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
Important 10 Pensioners.

All pensioners are now, by net OF
Congress. approved July %, 1868,
made payable from the time of the
soldiers death or discharge, and tho
arrears Of such pensions can be Sc
cured toy proper application. Evs
cry pensl0nrr should lock at his or
her pension certificate, and if pay.
ment commences ut any time after
the death or discharge of the SOL
dier, then arrears are payable.
Call on tho undersigned and he
will collect the arrears Of pension
thai may be payable.
JAS, NJ, GAYLORD,
Legal CIai0r Agent.
McConnrlRvllle. Nov 90. 3w.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04

JAMES DUcnANANs monument ia
20 be solid block OF Italian m4rblo
five feet hhi lh seven feet ono inch
long, and thee ieot seven inches
WIDE, with heavy moldinS NJ tho
top and bottom, and a rich carved
wreath of oak loaves.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
O)i0 s t2ttsmap.
IlrHipG NEWS. Fr,~,1r srl Publi,hcr
EE ,}EllH', aadC B.FlrOD. rtiaS

The Ohio Statesman was established
Go nNpound aud enforce tho great ideas
Of government tcrght and practiccd 10y
Thomas jefferson and Aadrcw Jacl;-on
which in the past made our G"ytrn
mcnt great, renowned and pIospcious
to AN extraordinary extent. 1Loy arc
ideas to which the people Of the Uni
ted states must otm, lack, IS Il,y
would have ornament r''d CovCin-
mont. The recent defeat Of Ia, Penn
ocratic party makes il the more atces.
sary tha:wC should labor with more
resclu;s Determination in b, half Of the
intel.,y Of tn Union, f,r the prcser-
vat.on Of the Constitution in, Equal
Tax ,t!on 60, One CmIcncy 70, al, and
for Vctr,nchmcut aud Reform. Thc
Sta, '5mtp w.lino. H.. devoted cxclu.
siv"iy topolitics. Special effort will be-
used ln make /, mall respects,
4 u. &IGAELE TIHILT PAPER.
To this end thc G,noia. News OF the
day, Mon, tary and .ar ct Reports,
Conkr.,. ona. aud L,s.slal.ve Proceed.
iAgs, wn,n tA,s. Uodi", are a. session,
anti ent ic k.,nyfa of m, st,,,r,.n, - 'p,Irt
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
- -
OYSTER DEPOT.

lew. L. BurekhoIlcr's new ar-
rancemcnts arc drawing an i'm
menso patronage. Every thing is
neat and now, and in every way
satisfactory, Tho best Of Baltimore
oysters, by tho can. halI.can or dish,
may DO had OF him at reasonable
rates.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04

The Berk shlor. NJ lssachusetts.
Courier ungallantly says II lady who
sent 1t some manuscript called poo
try, that "she had far betior havo
deem dArning stockings--sho can't
write poetry worth darn, any
how"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
AGENTS WANTED.
OUR RULERS AND OUR RIGHTS ;
Nr Ouilints Of The Il. 4. CIoyernmtnt.

-
a timely work by JUDG1 WILLS.
a useful and valuable book as on
aid IT, lanilirs Teacher, Sludrn >, lIusines,
men. aud PERSONS NJ all cia,seS ~ under-
standing the origin progre-s. development.
theory. practice snd machinery Of The Uui-
ted states Government, IN aH iis d. pari-
uenis. Over 500 hnndrrd Pages more
thsu 40 s'eel and wnod engravings. The
hest selling hook yet offered 40 compp-
tiiion, M PARTISAN work W. employ
m gehriAl agents. nut give extr, terms ~
cany5ssers send ~ one. ior rhnich NJ
'erTii"ry Btd rircnlnrs. Yun rave time
by cnciusinp 81 90 l"r nu'lli We rnrnish
also the hr.' quario F,mily aud P"ck,i
Bibles published.
PARuELEE 4 co.
Publishers T3s SAMSON ST., i'hiln., Pa.
Oct. lg'-2m
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
~ummer! Summer :!
summer

bore and everybody, that il all the ladies,
oth OF rountry and town. Sre going tothe
Millinery aud Fancy Store of the Mise, S.
y. lIolbiook. Tor their Ribbons and La.
ccs, Flowers, Straw Bpnnets and Hats,
Brrids. Or'nmsnts, Trimming. Bonnet
"hd Hat Frames. Collars, Glove. and
everything that ladies wear. Second door
Hbnve National Bank, Center Street, NJ
ConnClsvillr. Ohio.
April 30-6m
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
Gallery of Art.
w, &. YEESIZE

'sks ih" p'blic to call and examine his
'r"cimrn Photographs. Ferrctype-, Am
r"iA pes, Gems, &r., &C.. which cannut be
urlnss'd anywhere. liz has perfected ~
Judgements Whereby amy one ran lie nc
r"moi.ted with the finest Of oil Paintings
Jtd rciurcs ut India Ink work. Rooms
n'"r Boonr's Ssddlrr Shop, in j. C. stones
Bh,iding, Center Street, MConnelsvillc,
Ohio,
Ian I--iy
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
$500 A YEAR.

three IN tho reblo service. One
hund red and ninty.six claim hon.
orablc discharges and scvor admit
descrtion.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04

ES- The Misses S. Il T.. IIolbrook
are constantly IN the receipt of new
goods. Their recently arrived
stock shows taste IN selection tha.
has seldom been evidenced in pur-
chascs ofonr Fancy goods dealers
Everything that comes within the
wants Ofthc ladies', irori ncw bon.
net TO hair pm, can DO found at
thCirstur
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04

FoR shaving, har cutting, dye
ing Of whiskers and mous,achlous,
and every thing connected with tho
Barber business, 20 to the City
Shaving Saloon. Brown ami Ham.
iltoD understand ther his,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
CITY SHAVING SALOON.
TRED DRUws, PHuPNIErsR,

Fr"d ~ prepared ~ do nll mauncr IT
S""k which cunrs within the sphpr- nf his
y,''na'r hu-'urs-. Shaving, Ilsir Cut
''ng. ShsmnronG Dyeing. doac 10 the
'' ''far' "r II 'hc most lastidouS. Swilchr-
r''i 'nri' nrr mpd0 tn order, and nre wnr.
'r'' O." prove sg'isinctory. Snu,h.Eusl
rilu ul pu"ic SGr,,e.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04

pa- T, ID. Cheadle IA selling
goods at reduced prices. He cuts
we'll, fits we'll and you will do well
to try him as he cannot be beat.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04

THE Spanish Journals state ttat
Qncru Is'h''ll during the thirty i've
years ofherrcien. rccoiyob $50 500.
600 IN gold Tor her perso nal cxpcp-
sos.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04

hS- We will ut all times pay the
highest price for old silver.
HB, VINCENT & BRO.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
TCter's Eminent.

"A new supply oi DIR. Tcter's Linn.
nent hns just bcun received by +.
Sill & Co.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
Summer frade.
JOHN STITT,
DEALER II

B1o's, shoeF, caiAer and Finding. Mt his
r'eraui storc-room, Just above Buckeye
Block, Center Street, M'Connelsville, ohio,
invites everyone to call and examine his
stock and -ee lfthey can't be suited in
something amongst his choice selection oi
Goods Booi- aud Shoes are made to order
on the shor,ost possible noSice, and . neat
ft 10 alwhys gUsFSa.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04

pJ- For any thing you want in
the way of mems wear, call on Isuae
CnrncA.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
THINKS

Trunks, ranging in price from
SO so To $4,000, have just been re.
coivcd at the store of L. Sill & Go.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
Send llr r,,s, lui,n copll.,
DEssOA.J .ivN Gs EsAH1hER-
SGHEA.
RXGGoLp, MORGAN Co., y. I
November =, Ua. (

... November =, Oo.
The firm OF Bolen n flnly is this day
dissolved 10y mutual consent, and all
persons Knowing themselves indebted
10 sal! firm will please call aud settle
immediately, as the business VIII here
Al cr be conducted by lsom linIy who
soliclts the palsonagc OF their Old Gus
toners. ANA IA others Will iind il to
In slr advantage 10 Gait ana examine his
stock, as he intends 10 sell goods as
cheap gs the old hrm.
j. BOLEN,
ISOA FINLi.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04

A large lot Of vii ow market
baskets for sale by ID. II. Morlley
l. Co.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04

Produce and General Commission Mer-
chants and dealers in Grain, Flour, aud u
kinds Of Farm Products, No. IS Wattr
Street. Pitisburg, Ia.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04

Prompt and careful attention given TO
the sale Of country produce. All pa,kat 90
~ ould be macked NJ tO the kind aud dupu-
.ity iu the owners name, on every OK or
barrel; also, advise by mail az 10 shipm Mt
with any special instructions. Our tel IN
are five per cent on salcS, including G, "
eanment tax and storage. Flour and gr In
sold ON arrival asp spcragrscment.
10 send for price current.
April le-sm,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
,. y. & Fla. q. Hanna,

y tt orneys At Law.
rCoNNELSvILLE, oHIO,
win attend promptly 20 all bunncss eu-
tlus',J 70 them. Special attention given
.".u.lectiuns. Office on Center Street, thtce
doors west Of the rublic Square.
v2n2n-ly.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
MORRISON 4 DCYOL

J. c. MORRISON. sANuEL pEvor.
(Lsie OF Coal Run, Ohio.)
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
II. o. yIEcLNT. va. VINCENT.
IS. ~, VINCENT & HHO..

DEALERS ~
lorkI, Watches, aud Jswelry, Silver anil
silver. Plated Ware. Musical Instruments,
aud Manufacturers OF Picture Frames
NORRIS BLOCK, NC ,uuelsvilie. Ohio.
80 Watches, Jewelry aud Musical In.
LtIpmCits repaired.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
A1ATtlSET.


MorkC; dnyr Tuesdays, Thursdoy and
S"mrdnys The best Of all kinds AZ meat
furnished ct the lowest prices.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
j G BULEN,
ISOA FINLi
NO'TIG

\ eti,ion wi hc prcsen ed 70 the Gov
ernor oi Ul.o tor : ar,luh q! Bartholomew
Monl,, ho WAS DuiY.r'iru ui the dunc
Term, \. d, 1857, % the oinin"n P.cas
olrt ,.r Morgan 'Ouuiy ONO, q. ihr rrilnr
OF pruiuc a. Shig ton, aud -rnt,urrd Ia
w. .rr imrr sDnWeng IL IA" P,ntttuuary.
- .2-j,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
.Inhr lrnE 1'ulNn.

Pure Carolina tar PIT mp gallon
buckets. ID Mortlry Il Co 3w
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-12-04
BASKErS

McConnrlsvrllo. Nov 20. 3w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-18
The Ruliax Passion.

Col. Barnes, OF Boston, who died . few
days ago, was an officer under the United
States Government. He was . man of great
wit humor, full Of rare and racy stories.
which he always told with the most imper-
surbabls gravity, whilst his Listeners were
convulsed with laughter. His stories al
ways received . flavor from his peculiar
voice, which was quite thin aad pitched nm.
on a high kew, and in his later wears stunned
toward childish treble
In his last sickness he very forcibly Illus
tra'ed ropes well-known lines Of the
"huling passion, strong in death
HIS physician came in an evening or two
before he died, and asked how he WAS f.cl.
ing.
mel, ioscitly.
IN. zee, l think you will you dou's
ssem 70 cs very near your end"
les. am," piped out the Colonel.
me doctor then felt Of his feet. and find.
ing them quite warm, he said to him "You,
ieet ieel quite warm | think ,hereis No i'm.
mediate danger.
"usn't help il /; shan't live iii mor,;,r y
persisted the sick man.
go '"e 9octus, your extremitiaS
are warm, Colonel. Did you ever know
ahy enc TO be very near dying whose fec.
were as warm as ycurs are -
'Inats nothing to do with it. I shan't
ave w morning. wheezed out the Colonel
AS II he were determined to die.
"iou are quite unreasonable, Colonel.-
gently interpcscd the doctor. ~ rsver
knew a man to be so near his end whose
were as wsrm as you're"
We'll, | have"
"Who, pray /"
turning toward the doctor, with . droll
,ut, John RogsrsF'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-18
SCRAPS.

I'm very much surprised quoth E.,rx
That Jane q IAN bier should mary -
Am not - all, F" her sister saya
"f on know he has such ~ssiaa.ae wavs.,
An afflicted husband was return;nc f..-
the funeral Of his wife, when . friend asked
him how he was.
We'll said he, patheticsliy, az think I
iesi inc better for that little walk"
nov 90 look. Doctcry" asked . painted
young afy Of the family physician. II
c'nt ten, madam. Till ycu uncover -FOUR
face, was the crushing reply.
A bridal p irin Detroit weigh $50 pounds.
Can they be called light-hearicd
Pin money usually means diamond min
money. A
Excuse me. Madam. but | would like 10
know why you lock at me 20 sav,velv p"
said a gentleman to a lady stranger
"Oh! | beg your pardon. sir; / took Won
for my husband" was the repIv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-18

FALLEN.

IT, r.,,,, letter Of the President, &C
sompanied ~ the unequivocal enioFs'm
~ FIVE members Of the cabinet, h@s -.
most c~onclusivrly the question o. ~
raised between johnson ana uia".
eo,c.aed on al hands, By friend ana ioe' 10
,--o.. romrlets vindication VI the We
r.e;ty or the forfatr upon the stanton mat
t a most conplete humiliation Of the
r.e,ended yeracity Of Gsn. Grant upon the
same question. In plain terms. the Presi-
dent has gained . victory cver Gen. Grant
creator than he ever obtained in his ne
He may have conquered armies. but n',''
conquered in himself that great mo'
feet which throttlcs the ruth.
h;m..,f i, IN. hands Of politicians Of inc
ma.,u,scrupulous character. He did their
bidding. and in doing it had to leave the
truth on, Of sight. and has been proven ana'
by the unanimous voice Of the CABINET
Better for him had he torn his epauietts
from bic shoulders and kept truth upon MS
,o,rue. better retired to the old leather
store in Galcna as plain, homes: Sam Grant,
than to sit in the Presidential chair at
Washington q branded %falsitier.
The people could have stood his intern
p,ra,e habits, his foolish reiicence, without
much III feeling. but when the indisputable
proofs ofhis falsehood and fal,hlessness are
lad open before them, all respect for the
man IS lost. Verify, he stands before the
people more n subject for pity than for
ame. He has been seduced by promises
u political preferment; he has fallen among
thieves, the chief Of whom is Stanton. lie
listened to his voice, he took the false step
aud then, to cover his transgression, utter
ed fAlsehood, and has been trapped in 1t
lie has overreachsd h~imself-bcsn dupc'
by designing men. Indeed, be 10 to b
pltisd more than blamed. The habillmen
with which he has clothed himself he car
not shake off; he has lost what be ma
mover be able to obtain again-an unsullie
name. Hereafter his promises viii not B
highly valued even his nearest friend
wall hesitate at taking his word in sho
he stands unalserably impeached before ii
whole world by a jury Of bis peers. Bett'
indeed, 10 be an honest porter in the leath'
store at Galens than to be . pcrjursd &c
cral at Washington. Better have died 81
Iiously in tho battle Of the Wilderness thl
90 have died this moral death in the bat.
for tbs Presidency better have been ola
by an open enemy, on an open field, III
by a pretended friend sinking among
radica! chambers and committee rooms
Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-18
Centagieus yenereal Character.

Contagious vcnercal Character.
Cures them without res ortin8 to Mercury. iodide
PotAssii. Arsenic, or any poison, but with a Neatral-
iscr, a positive cure Tor al huno.s and blood pc.sons.
Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, brought on Try
abuse Of the system. early indifcre;ioue. excesses. or
entaiied hereditarily, causing loss Of memory, coma
sion. depression. dinness, and oftcntimes insanity,
with other deploIable train Vt symptoms. treated and
radically cured with an infaiiible method saving much
time and expense. elect, Gonorrhea,S Structure, ana
al diseases peculiar TO the sexes. OF a private nature,
Old diseases Of the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the blood hiss become poisoned, producing
blotchcs on the fsce, email watery blistefs, pains n
head and boncs. liberated throat, nose, iimbe and
body. ~scrofuIa, together with m endless number 81
Dr.. Jssnss 10 fsconnsndsd By tia pres esos,,,v
tn medical faculty and professors Of medical college,
BE- cared ofthees terribls diseases.
DIR. JAMES has just esucd . REVISED. imuPuved ana
greatly enlarged edition Of II MONITOR On Ven
ersl Diseases peculiar 70 the sexes, With directions
6fEzxATozxsEA. caused By self abuse, sexual ex.
cess, &C., IL fully treated and will not fail 10 arrest
the gttention Of the resder.
Al important feature Of the book is a treatise upon
ConcePtion-how avoidcd-and the necessity ana
psopriety, sometimes, OF SO doing.
Tie various disease peculiar TO fsma4es, afefuny
treated and their remedies rivcr. .
The Monitor II printed upon fine psp... 80 w ma n.
substantially bo1nd, containing ~ Esssr, - = :
intended az q book; 0 be kept for pf.va.s re.erenoe
and consultation. II Is mu,tnuu IN psryo[nncnl IN
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