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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19
DYES AMERICAN GIANT
Stump Extractor and Building Mover

Pronounced by Competent Judges aud Agricultural
Fairs 10 be superior TO any machine known or ca
hibited, for pulling stumps, Trees, Rocks, Building
aud HOlating purposes.
Machine can DO seen, circulars obtained, aud or.
dcrs filled At Mos4Ir. LEANING THOMPSON, O3
Clark Stroot, Chicago, or Messrs. a.
sLEVEL. Bordentown, N j. novl4 a23 I'm
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19

a WATCH FOR S1.-Tho Magnetic Pocket
N Timekeeper aud Compass, IN a hnndeome case,
with glass crystal, white enamolod dial, steel and metal
works, ordinary watch size, sound aud surviceAhle
Warranted TO denote correct time, aud keep in order
two years. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sent, postpaid,
Tor 81, or 9 for ~. Address U. II. sEYMoUH Holland,
Erie Co, N. v. nOvA al9lt
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19
DRUGGISTS.

Any Druggist in the country viii tell sou, II you
take the trouble 10 inquire, that every one that
buys a bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia cure from them,
SPEAK In the most unqualified praise Of its great
medicinal virtues.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19

TuE Mkt CoSoREss Tho members of
the House Of Representatives Of the next
congress have been elected for nll the
States except New Hampshire and Connec.
ticut. They stand d~iyidod-l3i Repnbli-
cans TO "a Democrats. The mombers from
the two States yet TO chose will probably be
o Republicans and 2 Democrats, making
the House stand l39 Rcpublicans 20 20 Dom
ocrats. This is Democratic gain OF q,
aud it will destroy the present two-thirds
strength of the Republicans, so that when
Grant vetoes an extreme Radical measure
In accordance with what lac believes 10 be
the will of the people," tho Democrats
will have the power to sustain him and
| thwart tn eultraists if they chose.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19
Goes Dyspepsia Cure

WIN also be found invaluable in all cases Of piar-
rhea, Dyaentery, Collie, summer Complaints, Girl
ping, aid in fact every disordered condition Of tho
stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or country everywhere
at 81 per bottle, or by application 10
THE q. q. CLARK co.,
Sole Proprietors, New Haven, ct.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19
IN CONSUMPTION,

Many q carCworu sufferer has feIud rcliof and to-day
reioiccs that her life has been mpde easy and pro.
longcd By the use OF Goes Cough Balsim.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19
What Western Man would no. Buy.

Made In the West, and equal 10 any made In the
East, Ms proved iu direct competition with them at
the principal State Fairs, during tho last two years.
Their tone Ia full, round, sympathetic and well
harmoniKed through all the scales, the action per-
fectly regulated with easy, elastic touch aud fine,
elegant exterior. For durability they arc warranted
- lao NpuWg
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19

The Louisiana sugar this year is of OK
cellont quality.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19
A E BLESSING.
cLERcYMEN.

The Rev. Isaac Aiken, of Allegheny, testines tina
IL has cured him after all other r0medies have failed
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19
PRICE CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
FIRST-CLASS MAKE.

Old Pianos takou iu exchange at liberal rates. For
sale at 81. Louis, l0i South Firth Street at tho COM
pany's depot OF with the different agents through.
out the country, octBlN
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEN WHO
~ have injured themBelves by secret habits which IN;
life; also middle-aged and old men, who, from the iollies
OF youth or other causes, feel a debility IN advance OF
thor years, should read 'rhe Secret Friend" Sent 10
any address, In a sealed envelope. on receipt Of p cents.
Massachusetts,. mAral ly
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19
EMPLoYMnNT

HUNDREDS OF AGENTS MAhE
from 10 10 $40 per dny, In selling our pArEsT
ENrENstos REL AND SwiFTs Combined. Used in
every family Tor winding yarn silks, worstod, do Winds
full lsSod. skein, aud weighs less than one pound -
AGENTS For tarms, DC, address
II. l.. STORkE IL CO., Auburn, N. ".
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19

CALIFORNIA,
/. Samuel B. AheH, 8. CHANGER Harrison
2, A. A. Sargent,
NEVADA.
Thomas Fitch.
OREGON.
Joseph 8. Smith.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19
rlrE f0Rrl.rlRsr cONeREss.
Term L,

The Senate in the next Congress will be
composed as follows:
IT,, t. Tam, Nv
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-19

LII NNAAhN III NV A'@N DNID@N
composed as follows:
- Term Elk. Term Elk.
MAINE. MAINLAND.
W. p. Fessendon 1861 Geo. Fuckers. 1873
Republican 900. 1875 II. A. Hamilton. 1875
NEW HAMPSHIRE. TENNESSEE.
Aaron II. Cragin 1871 JOS. y. Fowler .letl
J. W. Patterson. 1873 W. q. Browniow 1870
Justin s. Morrill, 1873 1hOs. g. McGeeTU61
q, II, Edmunds. 1875 Garrett DdUis 1873
WEST VIRGINIA.
Henry Wilson 90. 1871 VI. Wiley 90. 1911
A Republican e.. 1875 A Republican 1870
RHODE ISLAND. OHIO.
II. b. Anthony. 1871 John Sherman. 1873
VIM. Sprague. 1870 A. q. Thurman 1870
CosNRCTICUT. MICHIGAN.
Orrig s. Ferry 1873 j.. NJ. Howard. 1871
W.A.Buckingham1S75 A Republican. 1875
NEW YORK. INDIANA.
Roscoe Conkin. 1873 Oliver 2. Morton 1873
| Al publican 1870 A |ltepublican 1910
NUw IERsFY. ILLINOIS.
Alex. @. Cattcll 1871 Richard Yates. 1871
4 Democrat. 900. 1875 Lyman Trumbull 1873
PENNSYLVANIA. WISCONSIN.
Simon Cameron 1873 /. o. Howe. ..... lsl8
A Republican .. 1875 a Republican b. 1876
DELAWARE. M1NNBsoTA.
w. salisbury 1871 Ddnid $. Norton. ISL
A Democrat 900. 1875 A Republican q. 1876
SoRTH CAROLINA. IOWA.
j. G. Abbott. o.. 1871 James W. arimcslSll
John Poole. 1873 James Harlan OIL. 1879
SOUTH CAROLtNA. MISSOURI.
I'd !. Robertson. 1871 Chas. ID. Drake 1875
f. A. Sawyer. 90. 1873 A Republican 81. 1870
gEOugIA. KANSAS,
IT, N, Miller. o.. 1871 Edmund G.. Ross 1871
Joshua Hin. ...... 173 Sam'l G. POmeroy1S7g
FLORIDA. NEBRASKA.
T. W. Osborne. 1873 John NJ. Thayer 2S7l
Abiinh Gilbert 1875 A Republican 1877
ALABAMA. NEVADA.
Willard Warner 1871 James W. Nyc. 1SI.
Goo. 4. Spencer 1873 A Republican 90. 1871
IouIR1NNA. C~ALtfonN1A.
John &. Harris. 1871 Cornelius Colo. 1877
W. p. Kellogg 1873 Eugene C0sscIly. 1877.
ARKANSAS. ORFGON.
Alex. Macdonald 1871 G.. II. Williams. 1877
Benz. Rice. ......1S73 II. W. Corbctt. 1877
--
Repuhicans, in roman, 81, democrats, il
V1jc, If.
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which he LEFT, In Philadelphia large estate SUM-
cient TO maintain his wife In respectabfty compe-
tency and luxury The estate was left TO her during
ner life, and on her death was to go TO his heirs, not
70 the wife OF the defendant, who, 1t would
De proven. was Mrs. Hills only child. II would be
further established that the relations OF the prisoner
win MS mother.in-law and family had always been
o. the most pleasant character, and that he could
nave nad no motive OF revenge to impel him to the
uoinR OF the murder. From the declarations OF the
deceased) had given TO the defendants vile
tne house IN which they lived, and had
mterested nerself in his wifes welfare because
prlncipay OF the fact that she was her only child;
snat, moreover, the old LADY had time and again
bought OF furniture dealers in this city almost every
article OF furniture the house contained all in the
name OF tne defendants wife. II would be proven
70 the satisfaction OF the jury that in the death Of
MIS- Hill all the income or the deceased from
which the defendant may have benefited during
her lifetime had been cut on by her death. and
and that. therefore, he could not have as the Com.
monwealth had c0ntended, committed the murder
prompted by pecuniary motive. As for the dogs,
which the prosecution had made so much or the
and never barked at any one OF the witnesses who
had entered the rooms where they were aud that Mira
Hill always had the habit OF taking them to her own
room during the evening when the defendant and
his wife on retiring for the night would take them
with them. 1t would be shown that to the room
where the murder had been committed there was
but one door, and that that door was closed; also
that the distance between 1t and the sleeping apart
ment OF Mr.. and Mrs. Twitchell was too great to
allow OF their being disturbed by any noise that
petrared, particularly SO II the defendant and his
WIFE on the night In question, just at the time the
murder was done, were fast asleep. as II would be
shown they were.
The court here adjourned to haf-past nine O'Clock
Saturday morning. when Mr. Pratt will continue his
ODenlnQ 9Deech.
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man. To be possessed OF worldly riches, such as
scaps ponies fine clothing and such other property
than II can be obtained In any other way certain
passport to and through the gates or the happy
hunting ground, provided the body which contained
the departed spirit was not hung or scaped. An In
dian prefers burning alive to being hung. Why? For
peculiar reasons which II is not well to mention The
indian Is, however well satisfied that the spirit OF
buck who has met his death by hanging viii go, by
lne most direct route, to the abode OF bad spirits,
seat.
Before this Indian trouble is finally settled the In
terror Department must be satisfied to let the War
department have entire control OF Indian Affairs.
Then, and not till then, may we look for what has
not been for years-entire freedom from Indian de-
predatlons on the frontier.
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that no male prisoners were taken over eight years
Old the rest taking up arms and joining IN the ng1f
boys ana girls badly wounded, but from not 2
single one Of them has come the slightest
audible indication OF their suffering; yet the express
sion OF tn cir faces, the wild glance OF their eyes
betray that they do suffer. During SUCH painful
Wounds pla &C pro she thumb on one temple and
stretching the hand across the forehead liking the
second finger on the temple opposite, they close
as the teachings OF surgery require One little girl
about six years OF age has bullet hole through her
body the left side and yet she sits up and makes
no complaints. All the wounded squaws and chill
dren rode IN on their ponies refusing to have any
thing 10 do with ambuances Another singular
feature In the wounded Is the peculiarly offensive
Odor or the sloughng wounds
The well squaws are still encamped with the cav
airy and seem TO be cOntented with their lot. The
male children amuse themselves throwing reeds as
II they were spears at dieren. objects thus display
ing the cultivation OF their expanding merit as
future warriors.
Among the trophies brought in was handsome
was unloaded from the wagon, and having sent for
several squaws the General had the lodge put up in
true Indian STYLE This Is part OF the duties OF the
squaws, and in a very few minutes they displayed
their proficiency to an extent which surprised every
one. Tne lodge - OF skins an, and perfectly white IL =
looked upon by the sayages as 80 great cal
amity. The number OF skins, the proper tanning,
OF them, fitting and stitching them together const
tute evidently labor and expense OF considerable
magnitude In setting up lodge the squaws get
around with the lodge poles in their hands, these
they lock at tine upper extremites and set them in
position forming the skeleton OF the lodge The lodge
skim one end attached to POLE is laid in an upright
position against the lodge poles already up; the skin
ID then unrolled and wrapped around the outside
over The lodge poles. The ends are then fastened
with thongs, leaving an aperture about three feet
high for entrance and at tile top for the egress Of
smoke.
The captivcs sick and we'll have not lost appetite
flesh since In our hands, Their capacities for
slowing away food are truly amazing. Hard Tack to
them Is a great nXury and old and Young, SICK and
Gchest cake.
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sTHE PAy1r1oS HorEL,-Tl

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THE PAy1r1os HoTELl-T This
long established and popular cara:
vansary. continues to flourish with
unabated Eigour under the pro
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superintendent, assisted by Mr.. H.
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tbe refreshment department. The
interests OF the proprietress do
not suffer at their hands, as is am
ply testified by the number and
satisfaction oftheir guests. Travel.
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the interior Of the State need feel
no hesitation on arriving at the
wharf or the depot, to jump at
once into the Pavilion Hotel ON
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will find good lodging, good at
tendance, good fare. good liquors,
in short all that is requisite to
make botel life comfortable and
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Laurens Railroad.
Change ofSehedule.
Office Laurens R. E.,

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District C6urt Of the; United States.
For ,hs. di<trict Of South >C,rolina In Bank
rupscv. In the mater of JOHNP AULL
-B nkript <. -
. This is to give notice that 90 the 28-h DAY
of April. 1868, d warrant Cf Bankruptcy
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1868, II 10 clock, \ n.
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q. S. Marshall, S. C.. district,
BY GEORGE LARsES.
April % Is 3t. Deputy Messenger.
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attendste :Fourehl drea's Teeth:

We are SO often called on to- extract stllesS
FIRST Molars or,J " Teeth for childteps and.
to regulate or strengthen the front teeth.E,
which become crooked from neglect thas )
we think r.advisahte to cail,the aftenffon of
parents ~ the suhjecr; so that thesbsck teeth
whilst children are cutting their second set.
50 to prevent their eaniss, airregulan.
Children shed or lose but ten teeth from tho
upper Jaw and ten from the lower jaw, and
the AIolars or NV teeth.s which they cqt
BACK of.fbese belong 10 their adult or grown
set Many persons say. they were not Ywsro
of this-fact. n Now notice aud act according.
ly Ghargeslverys moderate: FERNS cash.
= >.JR S. WHALEY. Surgeon Dentist.
Newbprry, Jan. Is, 1858. x.
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Nor REeoNsrRUoTED.-At the
election at Cheraw, not a single
man voted the radical ticket.
There were four eolored men who
vetad the Democratic ticket.
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REMOVAL.
-. :. NJ nj REMOVAL. 81. ....<
LEWIS BUTLER,
FASHIONABLE BARBER and

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REsPECTFULL Ysannouncesto, the ges.:N
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overs 500 octave pages; ee;1lden'ly-b
making book larger than its eriginal-to
give the impression that it is our, edition.
TO those who desire our Juvenile edition,
we will, early in March, furnish the English
work. far superior 10 the American, at$2,75
per copy. Send for circulars giving fnll
particulars. S. S. SCRANTON 4 CO., Pub
li>hcrs, l26. Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn.
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