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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18
900 The Science of Health.
Every Man his own Physician.
Pr" AOLLOWAY'S PILLS,
HoLLoWAY'S OINTMENT.

Disorders OF tn stolanei,. Liver and Bowels,
o 1bq spoTaehis TIE great centre Slhsa i9lnGness the
,s aS& dsiS tnldHisssti 4, o.ionsiye brSSth, and physiesi Pros
radon urs lie ~ ital consGqiorccs Allied totho brain,
tt,ssi on a1sE sna G S1 ne ',frs5 lIG4ss S R'yTp TRoo' f5ct beco@Ss
msit ! and gaporaiesb lioui disoriers pains iP the SIDE,
sud b5ssn,ary. ,Tle principal action e tbgGa Pills Am
zap ts IN tisr fsodpeTedve aud regensTsu Two operation.
tu ,Kgslpelas ard 9slt Raeap, A.o.,
ArGtwo Of the most commom ana vra,ent ais'I1ss
pscialy antagonid ic, ia " inodis o~perlndi" Is first 10
~bradie&te the venom and then %eompleio Inc cure,
Bad Lega old Sores aud llcera.
i' CahAsd ~ inaiy yeats' STANDING, that have pertiuRciousy
S9Iq.'k ts & sam & "a af y o ! fsg fs 81 sSif5as Of tSis ioaSaia
N's Rrupttons on the skin,
cases, arc o-radicat1i lands clear aud transparent surface
ssg 5g1ssd. S gt me z t6s s5 sS ies and an 'S SssS9 tSH"t ussppit.
aaeei 10 its power TO dspel rashea and other aansare
"s Female Uomplalnts.
@hel5sE IN IN yS94ng Z. 9E n on ,ar ,H ~ NJ. t6e s@ts oSllo meal .
0ipos display 81 docLied an i~nluenee that ainnrked it'
| Brinn purcly vogctahlc preparation, they arc % safe and
iSiiSlS tsR,edy f9r ali class "a y iuleSiD every oondi'
lion Ofhealth and station Of lie,
pies md Fi.tuia.
Eyory form END t'aiggt2 ct iHi sa6 z, ,Sir3 n ~ Ell 1h s," pss q
b. ~ hllqg qualities viii be found to be
Both ne Ohltneat aud Pills shOald be used IN The fol-
ioiOiag odsesi
Bunions, burns, ohapped hands, %chilblains, hstula1 gput,
worm, sat shoem, ssalds, SEi6 diseases sNelled claude
sore liIs, sore breasts, sore heads sore Threats, sores OF
all kinds, sprlins, slit joints, letter, ulcers, Nenereal
sores, wounds OF all kinda.
CAUTION! None are. genuine unless the words
"lGoLLowAY's New YoRK ASD LoNDoRl' arc discern
| alb as a WATEnAiARK ia every leaf VI tho book Of diroe'
ti0hgaround each pot or hoX tho samemay DO seen PLAIN
| Is BY HOLDING TUE LEAF TO TuR Light. A ,h4naaoine
reward wilbe gwen To any one rendering aioh intprula
| ton as may lead 10 the detection Of any party or parties
c0nnterfeitinR tho medicines or yonding the same, Know
ing them to be spurious.
sss Sold at tho mandatory o. Professor HOLLOWAY
gists md Dealers in Medicine, throughout the oiVilizsS
There is considerable saving by Waking the large
N'B.-Directio for the guidance Of patients In over,
| diaorder are Afixod TO each pot and boz.
TT Dealeni Ia my ellknown medielnes can paVe Anos
oafda. circnlars. 40, sent FREE OF by al
dresslng Thomas Holloway 30 Maiden Lane Y.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18
DHnILITY.

NINTH ITS GLOOMY ATTENDRNTs,
w low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, l0ss Ofsemen, spermatOrrh9a, loss
OfpOwer, dizzy head, loss Of memory, and
threatened impotence and imbecility, ind
sovereign cure In HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHIC SPECIFlC, No, TWENTY-EIGHT
Composed Of the most valuable, mild and potent Cura-
tiyes, they strike at once at the root Of the matter, tone
up the aystem, arrest the discharges, and inpart vigor
and energy, life and vitality TO the entire man. They
have cured thousands Of cases Price % pI package Of
six boxes, and vial. or 81 pOr ainRlo bon. Sold BY Drug.
gists. and sent by mail ON receipts Of price Address,
HUMPHREYS spEOIFIO HOMEOPATHIC MED.
IUlNE co. Co nroAdvay. New York maTa1 Hm
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18
CASUALTIES.
j.. II. Mehon while bathing at Memphis,
Wednesday night, was drowned.

H. Mehon while battling at Memphis,
Wednesday night, was drowned
Lowcnstein block, in, Rochester, N, Y, was
partially destroyed by fire Monday night.
tamphier Bros. tobacconiste, lost Sl2, 900; in-
sured for 5000. Other losses $4,000.
The Bunhlo and New York express train, on
the Erie railroad, due Tuesday evening, ran
off the track near Port Jeryis, owing to the
breaking OF q rail Two male passengers
were badly bruised; no one killed.
very melancholy accident occurred near
Lafayette, o., Friday afternoon, during a yio-
lent storm ofrain and wind. Mrs. May and
hor two little daughters were passing through
a piece Of woodland, when q tree was blown
down by the storm and fol- on them, killing
the mother and younger child Instantly and
seriously injuring tho other one.
A heavy rainstorm visited Dubuque Friday
Afternoon, washing out tho streets and side
walks, filing cellars, &c. Nearly three inches
OF water fell IN one hour. slight damage was
done to the Illinois Central Railroad track
near Dmleath, and on tho Southwestern
Railroad west OF Farley but the damage is
repaired, and the roads are now IN working
order. The damage 10 streets alone In Du-
buque Is estimated az not less than ten thou.
sand dollars. The total loss in that city will
roach from forty to fifty thousand dollars.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18
PRICES.

Hoonand's German BitterA, per bottle, 81 w
Hoonand's German Tonic, put mp IN quart botLFA
o. 80 per bottle, or a half dozen for $50.
ES-Do not forget to exnmme well The article fu
buy, IN order 10 get the genuine.
e1-Foy sale by all diuggtats and stors+heepsrA
0x9y
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18
Hard Times Beat
Agents Wanted.

DEOPLE IN WANT OF, AND AGENTS
who are selling all kinds OF SEWING MACHINES,
d1eed prices and terms j. X. PEARSoNs, box 4,
CharloetoWn, Nasa. mAyip a.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18
pHE EAST.

on q Barnum's lEusouni has been sold for si2S,-
81 aH OOO. DE EHfsT ~ "uo.t 4trr-
The annual eohclgye Of Khights Templars
sfi.rssof iPennsylyania .was held " PniedelPhla
urU q Wednesday,, with ailargo attendapcese
Mai. Chas. W. Upham, paymaster in the
United States army, was found dead In his
bed, in Montpelier Sts aged 90 years. il's
eco The number Of passengers arrived from
New York, byseteamery last month, in San
Francisco, was six Thousand.
The steamer Virginia, from Liverpool, ar
h7fH rived at New York Saturday with fifteen cases
.at Of small pox on board, and has boon quar-
antined. NnHaNl HH aU .r ~
A resolution allowing the Shore Line Rail-
road TO bridge the Connecticut river at Lama,
% passed the Connecticut Senate by' vote OF IL
to6 l
There was a small whisky riot Wednesday,
.4 in BROOKLYN. u. s. Marshal Dillon and posse
were beaten OF. Dillon was badlyinjured and
seized, but was rescued from the officers. n
N~- The bill appropriating five millions Of dol
lars 10 complete Hoosic tunnel, passed the
Senate Of Massachusetts Saturday, as pre-
lr viously passedthe House.
The SYNOD Of the Reformed Church, at
Hudson, N. T., adopted resolutions eulogiz-
. as. ing. colonization, and urging Increased acty-
I'D ~, ityf on the part Of the Apciety, tqYardthe set
). Element OF the freedmen IN Liber1at
The strikes In Nav York still progress,
.'e Tho ciothing-cttters will get the advance
asked. The bakers will strike for So more
~ r. per week and for ~ hours work per day on
Saturday Jule Goth, The piano makers have
settled their difficulties,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18

The California Foundry on Market street,
san francisco, was destroyed by fire Thurs
day. Ions $4,000, Much of the machinery
was saved. II 10 supposed TO have been the
work of an incondiary.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18

'DfAqN o. Rdsyard Perry svlto p
tshed frorh. Neglect An a l.alss SUI
lor -LIRhthouae.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18

The Rev. Lambert Young, a Catholic priest
of Frankfort, Inns been committed to the
: county jail order Of Judge Ballard, Of the
United States District Court, OF Louisville,
XIV, for declining to- give testimony in the
case OF the mobbing and hanging of a negro
in Frankfort, last January, for the alleged
ravishing and attempt 10 murder an Irish
girl Of that place.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18

plaint, Jaundlce,
or Nervous Debnl
rhoea, Disease OF
all Diseases arts
ordered Liver,
~lntestines.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-06-18
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
AND
ROOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,

PREPARED By DR.. @. M. JACRsoN,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
twenty-five years since they were fret INTRODUCED
into this country from Germany, during which tmC
they have undoubtedly performed more eufcf, aud
benefited suffering hnmaritv to a greater extent
than any other remedies known to tho publc,
These remedies viii efectua'y cure Liver Com
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
THE FENAR SNRe IN CANADA


A Fenian Letter to a travelling Confederate.
From the Torono Globe June a..
DETROIT, June Q, 1858.
McB. came to-day and you will get this on the 1lth
at T. You have donewell so far Since Mac saw
you ten DAYS ago at ssven he has been closely
watched and came near arrest at ii. Jack and his
party are of Erie doing vel Have all things ready
In time. Write from NJ. and after you cross.
Men. and party wer here at meeting on the 1st,
and all is well. They have gone West and will be
ready at the time. There will be fully twenty
thousand in this division, which IL twice what was
expected They will b, entirely unprepared for the
attack here, and with all their forces hundreds of
miles away they will have good time in checking
our march to the designated pont-ahd very good
time there. Be cautious and all IL well: your dis
guse s 80 perfect that you can do all you wish
New York city win co its duty and so will Nos. 2
3, s. g. T. 9and TO- The toothpcks are in store as well
as the pebbles and sapetre. Transportation Is per-
feet. Our friend across the river thinks he will be
''turned out II he isdeteced guess he will, and
shot too. II looks nov as though there would not be
opposition enough atthis end TO make II interesting
II you see the "Queel's own" send them up here for
our amusement
Our companies hee are drilling well; also at Bay
City, Flint and thity-nine other places. John il
active and faithful. Write and do all as agreed.
He.
have no stamps 10 put on and to go and get one
would delay it one cay, the mail will be here
to get letters.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
TtlEGiApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

The t0Dacco manufacturers OF Richmond Va, have
sent q committee to Washington to urge reduction
Of tax.
The recent heavy losses in the mails distributed at
Culpepper Court House. va have led TO the arrest OF
George W. Cook, the deputy postmaster there. He
confessed the crime yesterday.
The first lot of new virginia wheat sold in Rich.
mond yesterday at So per bushel.
A man named sullivan was shot az Norfolk Last
night by ]. T. Newton. The ball struck the back OF
Sullivans head and glanced or The wound is not
fatal. Both mer were employees in Ames' circus.
On Thursday night hand car containing four
men ran on an open drawbrdge on the Vermont
Central Railroad, at Alburg Springs. Three men
jumped from the car; one, named Isaac r. Drew
went over, and was drowned.
The express train on the Jefferson, Madison and
Indianapolis Railroad leaving Madison Ind yester.
day morning. vas thrown from the track by running
over COW near Columbus, Ind. Several persons
were severely injured, among them II. W. Harring1
ton, ex-memler OF Congress from the Third district
Two car lads OF Fenian arms and eauipment,l
in storehouss at st. Abans. Vt, were quietly rel
moved by TIE Fenians with teams into the baclI
country on wednesday and Thursday nights last.
The Merchants National Bank OF Memphis Tenn
suspended Yesterday morning. IL is said that tn
assets exceed the liabilities.
Two white men, named wyatt and Hacker and i
coored man were Killed by lightning on Frida
night at London, Kentucky.
Judge sherman, OF the United states Court OF IN,
Northern district OF Ohio, has decided that the d,
mestc wheelfeed sewing machine, manufactured n |
Norwalk, ohio, is an infringement OF the WIlso |
patent. This decision covers large class OF sewin
machine.
The nrs concert OF the saengcrf-st In Milwaukee
took placf on Friday evening. Itwas composed
seventy Instruments and q chorus OF four hundrs
pentlenei and ladies. fhirty.two societies too
part in th performance. the hal was beautifuE
decorated. The Chamber OF Commerce and III
stores ceed at twelve o'clock to-ds to take part
the festivities OF the day.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28

REVOLUTION IN HARVARD COLLEGE.-The Boston
Advertiser states that change is to be made in the
mode OF electing overseers to Harvard College and
says:0What the new plan should be was good
deal discussed in private, and finally made mat
ter OF action at the meeting Of the alumni on last
commencement day. The plan adopted is to be tried
Tor the first time in the few weeks now following.
authorized uder hdr s ht htoper ospert3n t9
llst OF the candidates whom he prefers; and that
the commission shall assOrt the communication 40
election the names Of candidates thus presented who
have been nominated by the largest number of
electors their list to contain two names for each
existing vacancy. ~
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
lsMENTlBLE OCCURRENCE.
The Suicide OF DIR. Charles +. Thornton, In
Cincinnnli.

=
Cincinnati.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, June 24.l
About five weeks since paragraph appeared an
ing on Seventh street. near Race, had attempted to
commit suicide by opening artery vein in his left
arm but that the attempt frustrated BY the dis
covery OF MS condition shortly afterwards
week or two afterwards we were called upon
again to announce the fact that the same gentleman
Of these occasions the name OF the unfortunate ind
vdual was suppressed, at the urgent request Of nu
meTous ere. sh,es relatives l and friends.
which was made yesterday, does away with all
secrecy, and we panied this morning to announce
that Dr. Charles P. Thornton has fallen victim to
the suicidal mania For several months past the
Doctor had been laboring under a ut Of melancholy
nrOug9! about It is said BY an unpleasant termlna-
tain young woman. This melancholy settled into
desire for strong drink. and for the past few months
temporary alterations OF the mind the frst two
attempts at taking his life were undoubtedly made
Inc SECOND attempt came very near eliminating in
OF relatives, and some OF the most prominent phys
clans OF the city, including his partner, Dr. Ludlow
TO again attend to his patients; but the appetite for
strong drink once more Overcame him. and as a
matter of caution the doctor was Apn Monday morn
ing, induced to make a short visit TO his father who
resides at Cleves, about fifteen miles from here in
the western part OF this county. During Monday
the Doctor appeared perfectly rational, and quite
happy at being with his relations and all apprehen-
sions OF any danger ceased.
,ne reoiIcu at ah early nOur out about eleven
O'Clock got up and stabbed himself on the right side
OF the neck with the blade Of a small penknife;
tearing that his third attempt would fall, he thrust
tne weapon INTO ms breast, the point OF the blade
reaching the vicinity Of the heart The noise of his
falling on the floor aroused the other members OF the
FAMILY who instantly fastened into his room but too
late 10 be OF any service, as he only lived few min
utes
The deceased was between thrty-fve and forty
years OF age, and by strict economy and careful at
tention to business had acquired quite nice little
property. When the war broke out the Doctor was
appointed surgeon OF the Fifth Ohio cavalry, in
which position he gained the universal esteem OF the
Oncers and men by his skill and unceasng attentions
to the afflicted. After the war was over he bought
ner OF Sixth and Elm, where he only remained a
sion.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
ProGrnmpe Of the Precession ON Nor

Programme Of the Processton on Monday.
Annexed Is the programme OF the procession OF
the Third American National Shooting Festival to
take place tomorrow
FIRST DIVISION.
Brgadier General Louis Burger, commanding, and
stan.
Platoon OF Police.
Captain Carl Klens artillery company, mounted,
with six buglers In 'front.'
Band and drum corps Of 9Th regiment.
Marshal OF division and stan
Infantry regiments OF n. Y :. ~ g. participating in
the parade arranged according to the orders OF
division commander.
The following regiments have reported:--The 5th,
Colonel A. Meyer; the 9th, Colonel A. Steinway, with
and the 9dth, Colonel J. d. krehbiel.
SECOND DIVISION.
Colonel A. Senges, commanding.
Assistant Marshals-Lieutenant J. krowpactz and
Adalbert Roeder
(This division is intended to represent the gradual
development, invention, an Improvement IN the
their chronological order. and Introducing IN Its
proper place the invention OF gunpowderl
SIX mounted herads In the costume OF the middle
ages, wearing the coat OF arms indicative OF the
following nationalities:-France, England, Italy,
Germany spain and Switzerland.
costume Of the Landsknechte Of the time Of George
Band in the same costume, Mr. Heller, director.
"A platoon OF six personating Teuton warriors
habited In bearskin.
six Indians.
William Tel and Son-tne latter bearing an apple
- pierced with an arrow.
SIX CfossO0wnen In the costume OF the eleventh
century.
Berthold schwartz, the inventor Of gunpowder, ac-
companed by two pages, carrying a tri.
umphal arch, bearing his name.
SIX men, each bearing an old fuse musket and musket
rest" haDsted In the costume OF the Queens
Musketeers. sixteenth century.
six Prussian Grenaders witn fintlock muskets OF the
time OF Frederick the Great.
Six Tyrolese In Their national costume, with short
rifles, and led by Andreas Holer.
Six American Sharpshooters, with the newest and
most approved breechloaders.
The Calling gun, escorted by members OF Captain
kelms company.
THIRD DIVISION.
Charles Buc chheister, commanding
Assistant Marehal-Fritz Hofe.
This division Ia designed TO personate as far "a may
be, the purposes and objects Of the Schuetzenfest)
Band-Wiliam Robertson, director
Marshal Of the division ard his aids, accompanied
by color bearers carrying the American
German and SwisS standards.
haIkeIs and target Keepers, WITH The targets nry-
tix ID number
The New York herald., 1868-06-28
The Receptions.

In behalf Of the members OF the Sharpshooters'
Association Of New York and vicinity Mr.. often
dofer received the visitors in brief address, which
wss substantially as follows:-
The honorable duty had been devolved upon him
TO welcome the members OF the American sharu-
shooters Association In the name OF the Executive
COMMITTEE, IN the name OF the Sharpsnootersi Asso
cations ana OF the whole people OF New York. lie
doubted MS ability 10 give fair and full expression in
words 10 the feeling which pervades all classes OF the
population alike, and which viii greet them al every
step, and he hoped that the cordality OF their recep
fion and the hospitality TO be extended 10 them on
behalf OF the citizens OF New York will NOT
only perpetq@ate @ brilliant ,ri memories in their
ship and fraternity which unite all nation.
alties in one common people. Not wishing
TO detain them long he once more bade them hearty
welcome 10 our city The band struck up "iIail 10
the Chief" and after that Mr. Mutschlechner OF
Chicago and last years President OF the association
stated that they were all tired out and almost trcm.
bling from fatigue; that for this reason he wished TO
be excused from replying now TO the eloquent adj.
dress OF Mr. Uttendofer but that at the banquet on
Monday next he would take occasion to give ex.
preston TO his feelings.
The Western guests were then taken in charge
Dy tue baggaTe Committee, who looked after their
trunks and valses. and TO have them promptly for
warded TO their quarters. The procession was then
formed In the following order:-
Band; the several committees delegation OF citi-
zen ~ arehoders; the guests from the West and the
alnerent companies OF sharpshooters, the whole
nhuer command or Major Hefnmer, OF the New York
.Scnnethen battalion. The procession moved from
tne Coruandt street ferry TO Greenwich up TO Murray
seic.. W btOaoWay, ana through the Park 10 Print
ing House square. At the moment the first line OF
tne pano entered he Park Major J. j. Denl fired
tne nrst gun and continued till he had completed the
salute OF my The procession then entered Chatham
street and moved up the Bowery to headquarters
Germania Assembly Rooms Having entered the large
hall, Mr.. George Kues,es again welcomed them to the
headquarters OF the Amcrican Schuetzenbund Mr.
Mutschlechner then presented TO the committee the
one thousand dollar 1ye.twenty bond az the Chicago
contribution 70 the festival IL IL handsomely fiamed
and bears an appropriate insVription.
AT nve O'Clock today at the large hail OF the
Assembly Rooms Mayor Holman will welcome the
strangers ofcially in the name Of the city of New
York, and the flag Of the Bund Will be formally de.
hvered to the New York Executive its custodaDs
I'LL the next Schuetzenfest.
ARRIVAL oP DELEGATES FpoM cHARLEsroS,
1he steamship SaraR0ssa, which was expected
early yesterday morning, only arrived ast night at
seven O'Clock, and brought delegauon OF twenty
iour members OF the German Rife Club, OF Charles
tOn' The club numbers two huntred ana eighty.
Thelr dress II very smnle bat very rretiy ava be.
The New York herald., 1868-06-28

FIRE N CHARLESTON, 8. CA cry destructte
FIRE occtred in Charleston on Satuiay night och
instaut whereby several va liable lores and sfoc<s
were consumed. II broke out aboul eleven o,clTk
IN the wholesale paint and OIL Establishment of
Messra Holmes a Calder, 12S M9ng street near
Wasel. BESIDES the store Of Messk Holmes cal
der those of Messrs. Campbell tox, auctioneers
and WIN, L, webb, crockery storewere desfroyed'
The buildings and stocks were ins,d. The Ore AT
one time threatene0 TO become m extepsiye con.
iagIatiOiL