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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-16

DECISION or A NEXED QUESTION. Lord
Cairns has given II decision affecting the
veXed question of copyright. Miss Cum
minis, a citizen of the United States, while
staying in Canada, published in England
her work, Haunted Hearts which was
duly registered. The question came up
for discussion in threelold form Whether,
IN order to obtain II copyright must publ
cation take place ? What is the om over
which the copyright eXtends2 And who ig
entitled TO the copyright2 The Lord Chan
eellor held that the publication must take
place in the United Kingdom; that the pro
lection extends over the whole British do
minions; aud that every one published in
the United Kingdom is entitled 10 the pro.
lection of the net, no matter where he may
be resident. The other law lords concur
red in the decision. The decision on the
last point is Of considerable Importance.
The piauis saaanu IL "a, g.I II..l -, Al
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-16

The second, third, fourth aud fifth bal.
lots did not vary materially from the first.
A motion to adjourn was made and lost
Ihr siNIh LnllnI rnmlIeI NJ fnllnMR.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-16
TT TTTT " INV VI TW"T-
IN. IRWIN co.
No lbH South CLARK Street, Chicago
Secure mrnIlh In Adynnc,.

II ~ 40 dihioultt To eNtinFuish a raging fever as a rag
my fire but you eau prevent d cOnnagration by render.
INK your dwelling tire proof, aud you eau prevent an
attack ct fever by iuyigurhtnr aud purifying your
house Of clay"
TIN" ""utsldu rrrH7uru' upon the constitution aud tho
Nill luw,r, at tins season 10 tremendous Every pore
OF ih' milliuna which uoyer the surface Of tho body is a
duin upon IT., substance aud is strength. 10 meet
tha depletion, 10 keep up the stamina under such a
constant uutilow Of dissolying lesh, a tonic aud inyigor,
ani - absolutely necessary, aud lime, that trieB all
things, hiss proved that |HOSrETrERS STOMACH
blfIEliS impart IL degree at strength and resistant
power Ia the oyettaNed vital forces, which Is ~unattain.
able by auy other known means, The effect OF this
'nesilmable vegetable preparation is TO Increase the
appetite, accelerate digestion, tone the secTetiye organs,
give trmnoss 10 the nerves, purity the bloodJ cheer tho
spirits, aud, by thus railing all the lOroes of the bod.
enable u 10 DEFY the eneryatiug influence OF the heat,
aud pass trunlphanty through the trying ordeal OF the
Hunncr months, A a safeguard against epidsmics,
aud a preventive Of the feobleness, lassitude and pros
trhtiun, OF winch 80 many thousands complain nj this
SEASON, II has q national reputation founded ON twenty
i've yrais Oi uninterrupted and unequaled success.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-16

DECANEp TEETH are indicative OF "A dlhOr-
drred stomach. Acidiy Of the stomach has n very del
rtrripus elect uu the teeth, COE's DYHrEPBIA CUHE
ucutrali1eB u immediately, IL h the most powerful COZ
rector for tho stomach known.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-16

The travellers recollection of fair and
snnny Spain, 9re wondrousy reinyinatod by a single in.
uhihuoh % N~CobMORTH'h "IlOr del SAntO.h which,
with rs Teirehhing odOr, reminds one OF the balmy ma.
GRANGE OF tho tropical exones, Sold by all dIuggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-16

HOLLOWAY y InIS, Liver Complaint. -
The insidious aud destructive effects Of the "blus pill"
on the system as q Specific for this disease are now en-
urgy superseded by the use of these mild, autisspuo
and vegetable remedies. They not nny eradicate all
traces Of this complaint, but give vitality 90 the exhaust
ed functions, Nigur Ia the impaired constitution, aud
energy 10 the rtnnciated invalid, For indigestion, bill.
iuualoss, heartburn, 6c., they are the only safe cure.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-16

The picnic season ia in full blast in New
FORK, some eighteen on twenty excursions
taking place each day.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-16
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM,
Mimi The napfn1a Gnv

WILL all those afflicted with Cough or gnnsumptiop
read tho following ana learn the value vi
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-16

10 lose your watch intcricros with your
pleasure. AZ least, 1t prevents you nom
having apuud time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01


Five years ago, while travelling through SCUM
America for ny health, / discoveries remedy |hicn
will permanently cure any case OF SPernatorheA OF
seminal weakness, caused BY self abuse or sexual
excess IN mature years. in from two to hye weeks
II can be used without the knowledge Of any one
Sent sBeurely sealed from observation, and EarTan-
sed to effect q permanent cure OF money refunded
Pice, IS per package sumcient TO cure the most in
veterate case. All letters Of inquiry eheerfully
answered. Address,
I9-4sly John B. WILTON, S.. Louis, No.
WANTED.
Teachers, Students, and other intelligent Men
and women, in a business paying 500 to S2oo per
month, according to ability. For particulars ad-
dress zEIGIER, McCURDT & Co., Lombard Block,
Chieaeo. III. I9-9I-ly
Van soIOn's PaPuIean Lotion.
he greatest remedy ever discovered for the die
eases Of the Ska. Cures every kind of u~nsightly
e~ruptions Of the face. Removes, without fail,
Pimples, FreekeIs, Moth BIofehes, COmOdiaes or
Black WornS, Tan, &C., and as q beautiher it has
no equal. For gentlemen after shaving 1t Is iuVaI-
liable. Ladies'. after trying It, will use no other.
6 PapuIean Lotion" is the only reliable remedy
for diseases and bIsmishes Of the Ska. Price one
dollar. Prepared only By
81. VAN soLOE, St. Louis, No.
For sale by Druggists generally. I24b-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

A BroWDvile Dry Goods Store.-It not
only gives US pleasure to call the attention Of
our home readers 70 the magnificent stock
Of Goods just opened by Theo. HUI & Co, but
also our foreign readers, TO give them an idea
OF BrOwnvile and It's business. one ON en-
tering their store room in this block is struck
by Its general appearance as though he were
in some 4th street, st. Louis, or Broadway, Y.
y first class store. Fol sixty feet on theright
are shelves and drawers crowded TO overflow
Ing with silks, sstins, velvet, notions, trim
mings and everything that goes 10 make up
The fashionable OF substantial wear Of ladies
or children in the 18th century. Here may be
foundthe latest novelties Of the season, which
this firm is receiving almost daily. On their
eounters, % the right and left, may be seen
one hundred twenty feet in length piled up
rom four tOsix feet high Prints. English and
French MarenOes, PopIins, Armures, Black
and oolOred Alpaca Empress Water Proof
Cloth Delains ia all varieties, shades and
ooloz Also. Flannels, Muslins, bleached and
unOleached, Blanks. al kinds from the gem
ulne MackinaW down. Counterpains u
CoEerlets. wOve and knit, Gents piece goods,
a complete assortment Here wiz also be
loQnd the latest style Ladies Cloaks, which
are decidedly the neatestlOOking and must be
Uhe HosteonfOrtable article OF the Kin ever
made; two dozen were sold by this house the
nrst Weekthey were opened: more have been
ordered, Ladies. so call and see them. Next
me door on the len is very hne display OF
Ladies and Misses Hats, Gents Bows Hats
andCapS, Ladies, Misses and chfIdrens SHOES
and Mems Boots and Shoes. ThesheIving and
draws to the left are filed with oueensware.
GLASSWARE, Cutlery and Staple and Fancy
groceries. This is bat 3 general outline Of the
main room Up stairs is a room Z2ES0 Occn-
Pedsolely with Carpets. Boots, Shoes, Trunks
pne OF blankets, Muslfns, SheetinE. etc. IN
ouIA Their cellar is fullOf pl0ws, andheavy
Here may b found a full stock
o. Nose two elebEated Pl0Ws. the John
Deere Moline PlOw and the st. Louis Pl0w
Cos Rlow, The latter made expressly for the
soHO NeoraskaYand upon actual work took
the INST premium at Our County Fair. Such
Lsone Z our FIRST class wholesale and retail
business houses, and doing q business COM
hensurate with their stock. As men. fair
honorable, high-minded business men va
ON recommend the Hills as worthy the pa-
tronsgs q an.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

has been longer engaged in the treatment Of
Chronic, Sexual and Female Diseases than anv
other Physician in St Louis.
Syphilis in all its forms, Gouorrhea, elect.
Structure, Orehilis, Diabetes, and all affections of
the Urinary and Sexual Organs, are treated with
the greatest success.
SpermathOrrhea, Sexual Debility and Impotencv-
as the Fesult Of seIf-abuse in youth. or sexual ex-
oesses IN maturer years, which produce some Of
the following effects, as blOtches. debility. dizzi.
ness, dimness Of sight. confusion OF ideas evil
forebOdings, aversion "a society OF females. loss Of
memory and sexual power, and rendering marriage
impr0per-cau be cured.
Persons sufefins from Dvsnsnsi,
Chronic DIsrfhea, Liver Complaint, Hernia. Run
ture or any other chronic zhect5oa, may rely uuou
receiving a radicat cure.
Partieular a~ttentioh given to ali Female Com
paints; aud liberation Of the
womb, LsEoOrrhes5 ChIorisi, stsriIity. &c. Most
cases can beprOpeFly treated EithOuta an interview,
ard medicines Sent By mail Or express, scared free
from observation Consultation By letter or At ONCE
FREE Charges moderate and cures guaranteed.
ZOmoe, with hospital accommodations for pa
'lenis. No. SIT St Charles street, between sixth
ana seventh, 81. Louis. No.
Everyday can get, in = sealed envelope, my
theory ana treatment OF sexual and Urinary Dis
eases OBTAINING fun symptom lists, for two pos
ta%e Stamps; aisOs my paper relating 10 Chronic
-oFemale Complaints for a three cent stamp.
Billy
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
Deafness, Catarrh, Consumption and
C.neer Cmren.

Deafness, Catarrh, Consumption and
Cancer Cured
4 Treatise on Deafness, Catarrhs
and Cancer; their causes, means OF speedy relief
and ultimate cure. BY a Pupil Of the academy OF
Medicine. Paris. Sent to any address for 10 cents.
Letter from Rob'tMcMurdy, DID,, LID, Grand
Prelate of Grand Encampment OF Q. s., and EditOr
Of the National FrCemGSOH:
NEW YORK. Sept. Il, 1857
Dr.. WAS II charge OF Grace Church
Hospital. Alexandra, Va, during the war ire
uuent y, almost daily, for months visited this Hos
pltaI. and had every means Of knowing his reputs-
ton for EFFICIENCY aud SKILL. II was Of the
most creditabIe character, AMI his success in the
treatment OF patients was remarkable
ROBERT MCMUEDT.
ORGANIC VIBRATOR-It fits into the ear, is not
PercePtible, removes Singtng noises IN theheGd, and
enables deaf persons TO hear distinctly atehurch and
public ssembIies. Thisinstrument will often pro-
duee results almost miraculous and indeed in cases
oflOng standing deafness, II wiIlrelieve in a short
time. 1t may be adjusted with the ease Of spec
taeles.
Oh. ST1LLWELL viii be professionally at 81
Esst Washington place, University Buildings, n.
7, daily, 10 to (, except Tuesdays, when he wiz
beat hisrOOms 1892 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
I2.Is-Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Moore's Life Of Schuyler CoIfax- uuh-
nshed by i. b. Peterson 4 Brothers. a ~ ae-
curafe and reliable narrative, written hv one
familiar with the subject OF his sketch. rs
brief bur comprehensive IN its ~biogTarhfeRI
details. and u1 Of interest 70 every one low
ing to contemplate our humanity in the I'M
folding and growth Of its higher tyDes Of
character. The pen Of fancy has not drawn
the pOrrraiture, but Ia statements. that might
70 into court as evidence, we are i~nfroducad
foa man whose genial kindness is deligRfaI
and refreshing 20 contemplate IS the fnnO-
cense Of cbIdhOod- This volume Is also vaI-
uabIe because through ifs rigid narrative OF
fact. IL shows that the political life OF Mr. Col
fax has been 50 successful. not because he has
mer he has so managed in some way to
always catch the breeze Of popular favor. but
because mis- public life has been the growth
and d-evsIopment Of political principles that
emfnated from the laws and ObligatiOus OF
righteousness. From this volume IL Is seen
that from the BEGINNING of his political ca
reer adherence to the right has been hrs mot
to. From this vOlumeit IS seen that by fol-
owing this sign with his richly endowed
nature. he has attained his present eminent
position and wide influence. The life az Mr..
Colfax very largely embOdies his Editorials,
letters. addresses and speeches. and as these
are al authentic, the volume has a worth il
could not otherwise possess. This feature Of
the book make IL an invaluable record Of
one OF our most distinguished men. 1t also
makes IT such a life Of Mr.. COlfax that no
friend or admirer Of his wiz be willing TO be
without II. It is published by I. 3. Peterson
& Brothers, Philadelphia, in q large duOdeci-
mo volume, of four hundred pages, bound in
cloth, price sl.9a copy, and VIII be sent to
any place, pOst-paid,on receipt Of b afamount
by the publishers
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
snn.hina : shadnw Ia NaW York q

Sunshine sad Shadow in New York City
BY Mathew Hale Smith, more 1aInhiafy
known as . B5TrJeigh," the, correspondent OF
the Boston and New York press. We nave
received from the publishers a lew advanced
sheets Of this forthcoming bOOk. from IT'S
table OF contents we shall Xpect it to be one
Of the best books issued by the press. II Will
be valuqble to the old to the frequent visitors
to New York. TO the merchants and minis
tiers from any mart Of the country, TO thestu-
dent OF human nature, TO the lover OF Ine
marvellous. 70 the SPECTATOR
money maker. 10 those who WISHING the city
would hu its pftfall, TO the general student
OF history. 10 every phiiauthrOpist, christian
and over of missionary enterprises, 70 those
who would read intelligently IN the daily
journals about the city and the Occurrances
therein, and to, in short, every citizen IN
America
It has ntnety-twO chapters, teaching OF as
many subjects, all Of which are matters OF
interest 70 the general reader. MI. SHuIns
acknowledged ability as a writer, and MS
well established reputation as a correspon-
dent are sufficient guarantees Of the quality
and stvIe Of the work. His professional ex-
p~erience has given hin bundan Opportu
nitv for collecting material. and MS peculiar
talent for narration is klOWed rs widest
scope in describing high life and low LIE IN
New York. The book will be printed nom
electrOtype plates, on good paper, ana
will be appropriately illustrated with twelve
PACED engravings. 1t viii contain over
hundred closely printed octave pages,
viii be furnished 10 subscribers at the
following low prices: In extra dne English
cloth, sprinkled edge, s.; gilt, So, and Will
wanted in every town and county 70 canvass
for 1t. For full particulars ana terms ADDRESS
the publishers, J. 3. Burr & Co, BAsynm
HartfOrn, Con
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Manhood! How Lost, How Restored!
HEHA Just published, a new edition Of DR..
go Culverwelrs Celebrated Essay on the
- radical cure without mediciBel Of
spermatOrrh@a, OF Seminal weakness, involuntary
Seminal Losses, Impoteney, Mental and Physical
Incapacity, Impedimsnts to Marriage, etc; also,
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self
Indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
- Price, in sealed e~nvelOpe, only six cents.
The celebrated author, in MS admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years successful
DIT actice, that the alarming consequences Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use OF internal medicine or the application Of the
knife; pointing cut a mode OF cure at once simple,
certain, and ehectual By means Of which every suf-
ferer, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself eheaply, privately and radically.
e Tins Lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the lana.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad-
dress postpaid, uureee pit Of SIX cents, or two STAMPS.
Also Dr.. CulverwelPs Marriage Guide 3" price q
cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS- J. c. KLINE & CO.,
so-ly I27 BOwery, New York, P. o 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
A a TO THE EuRr1c

70 az those % need q NeU Gliding nor. I
respectfully say wait but a few DAYS
and 4 VIII be Bepared % supply your wants
rom rs large and Well-asSOrted q stock as. I
believe, Was ever opened in Nebraska. and at
prices as low, and, perhaps, lower than any
YOU have ever purchased at since the war. I
can guarantee that j wiz havenO ashoddy'
goods. or Slop-shop' work In my store. asmy
clothing have been made ND under my own
supervision from Goods purchasedin thebOlt
by myself. 1t shall be my endeavor 70 give
entire satisfaction both in my Goods and
Price. andcan safeiysay toallitwfn pay Won
70 wait a short time and examine my stock
s HFTZFT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

The Ferry Question is now fairly settled.
All interests a been harmOnized The
firm now having the Ferry n Franchise is
MCGEE, Harmon, Bailey and Barrel, under
the title Of The BrOwnvtIle Ferry Company.
The Council have so managed this affair as to
protect every interest of the city. ThereisnO
calculating the benefit of this amieable set
Element TO the city and the parties and we
congratulate both. n increasing value Of
the crossing and the ability Of the men v
ing it, warrant us in predicting that We viii
never again be so long without a ferryboat as
the seige Just passed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

That's So HHetzel has come with his new
Clothing and Marsh is coming out with his
Prospectus for forming Clubs for Periodicals
and Papers Now is the time to subscribe to
he sure Of securing the January numbers.
Step right An % the Book Store at the Post
once and subscribe for your particular News
paper and Magazine for the coming year.
Plank down your cash and Marsh VIII fork
over your Magazine or Newspaper for a whole
year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
THEOLOGICAL D1sCUssIoR.

E v. Wilson, Spiritualist, and ". p. shock
ey, sOul-sleeper. viii discuss the following
ing question, va;
"Resolued. That the Bible king James YER
siOn) sustalns modern SPiritualism in al lis
phases
In BrOwnvfIled on the ID. Sd and 9Th Of Oc-
tOber- These gentlemen profess TO be masters
% the peculiar -isHs they advocate, and we
know them to be talented and ready in de-
bate, therefore all vino can Should hear the
discussion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
sCHonI, MEEnTNh NnmTnn

The Annual School Meeting of Brownville
City School District VIII b held at the School
House in BrOwnvflIe on Monday, October 5th
1865, at the hOurO 2O'elOek, p. m. Theneces-
sary business Of said meeting is to elect a
Treasurer for the ensuing three years: and to
decide upOn the amount Of school Tax 20 be
levied Tor the year 1853. Any other matters
which may seem expedient may also be dis
posed Of. An persons over the age of twenty
one years, resident and liable 70 pay school
District Tax in said District, are qualified
voters OF said meeting.
OBJ HEwETT. Director.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

BOots-BO0ts and shoes at A RObfson's
from the best manufactures in Chicago, New
York, Rochester and Buffalo, which I viii
sell cheaper than any house this side of St.
Joseph or west Of here Give me a call be-
fore purchasing, for I mean what I say.
French leather Of the best brands for custom
work made to order A. robson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

have discovered q preparation 10 sfraishten Inc
hair. I can safely guarantee my preparation 70
strzishts1 the most kinkey hair on any person. 50
as 1t will be as stTzighf as the hair Of an Indian
have used It with success warranted 70
give entire satisfaction and to do what It sets forth
IN the above in a II cases. Sent post paid with tuii
directions for use 70 any address on receipt Of price
one bottle for sI.5O or Two for S2,sO. One bottle
viii answer for a person and keep the hair straight
fol ever. Address +. V.R1NER, Chemist, 409 Olive
ST ST Toui- No
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

9 NJ Henderson has just returned from
Chicago, where he has been purchasing a
fine stock Of Ladies' Dress Goods, BOnnets,
Hats, Notions, etc, a portion OF which have
arrived, and from this we can ecommendhi mis-
taste, judgement and goods 70 the Ladies Of
BrOwnville and vicinity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Another Vistory AT the late Nemaha
County Fair the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine received the First Premium, being
the best Family Sewing Machine now in use.
Every Machine warranted for three years.
Instructions given free by
n II E RARnIs Arent-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Pole Rising st Nemaha City-The Re
publicans Of Nemaha City Precinct win raise
a Grant and CoIfax Pole next Saturday after
noon. A general invitation is extended to
Republicans everywhere to be present We
hope BrOwnviHe viii turn ont a rOusing del
egation. Lets all 90 down who Fan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Tells how 10 make all kinds Of Patent Medicines,
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Cosmetics, Wines, Cor
dials, Soaps, Hair Dyes, Oils, DepuIateriss, Po-
mades, Curling Fluids, Household Receipts, and
hundreds OF other articles in daily demand, easily
made, and sold at lsrFe profits. II contains all the
lstestdiscOveriess secrets, arts, sc. A most won
derful book. Third Edition. Fifty thousand al
ready sold. Post paid 10 any address for 50 cents
per copy, BY oLIH DUNAEB,
Ia-43-Iy 81. Louis, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Escaped -4Crit' Miller, sentenced to six
years Imprisonment for Burglery at the last
term Of the District Court, escaped last Mon
day. From what we can learn II was gross
carlessness on the part of his guards in taking
him out at 10 o'clock az night in a condition
u nm
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

WIN. n. smau-As a young enterprising
and energetic business man we canine too
highly commend VIM. b small, OF the Red
Store. For besides his splendid stock OfStaple
and Fancy Groceries and Provisions always
on hand, he has now open the largest andb best
stock Of Queensware and Glassware in this
city, and is determined to increase TO meetall
the demand which may be made upon him.
With a view to building up this business he
receives no goods but whathe can warrant as
No. l in every respect. Give him a call See
his advertisement on our Agricultural Page.