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III. Is. GUION
noYsrnR. rREznvANr 8 Co.
Carver's Cotton Gins.

7FTE ARE SOLE AGENTS IN THIS MAR
NJ Eet for the above well known Gin.
Planters and Cotton Factors desiring to make
purchases Of Gins, win nnd II 70 their adyant-
egs 10 call on as before purchasing.
ALLISON BROTHERS,
Hardware Dealers,
saws 2zO Front street
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RELIGIoUs.-There will be preaching
at the Christian Church, corner Of Lin
den and Mulberry streets, this evening,
by the Rev. Talbot Tanning, Of Nash
willie
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sMERCHANTS.''-Ieee cold Ale and POr-
ter. ora Siraught, 10 cents lee cold ''E4aIf
and Half. 10 cents; straight and mixed
drinks, 10 cents. Try il, at the ''Mer-
chants northeast corner Main and
Madison stReafz.
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BOARDING.

DOAkDlN6.-One or two gentlemen with
~ wives can obtain board at moderate rates
me pest and HEALrHrEsT nelghborhOOd In
the city. None buJ those who can give unex-
cepuonabie references need apply, 70 c. Nj,
care Appeal Office. feiOtf
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
Col. R. T. P. ALLEN, superintend't.
Assisted by an Able Faculty.

THE ed Academieal year Of this Institute
Il Will begin on Monday, September, 1s6S.
TERMS-Thres hundred and nfty dollars
$50 per Academical year OF ~ weeks.
Refer to Messrs. Parker T'ard & Co, Mem
pbfs, Tenn from whom Catalogues may De had.
For special Information, address Col. Il. 7. r.
ALLEN, superintendent, Farmdale, Franklin
counfr XIV fe19 dauaFn
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CENTER Hill ACADEMY.-The exaL "
ination exercises of this Academy,
which is at Center Hill, DeSoto county,
Miss, viii comme nee to-day, and will
conclude tomorrow with an exhibition.
Many Of the pupils are from Memphis,
and the school is said to be q most excel
iauf oua
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AUcTIoN.-Notiee eStrauss & Blum,
No. 2l3 Main street e In receipt Of a
large stock o. and dry goods
on eonsiguy Eastern cities,
which <-lt ct auction
Withint IA AL DESTROYS
Of securing -%1'd at to their
advantage to q, olTnoo ~
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCAFTOyAL
NE. ass Main st
open the entire year for the Inception
AZ sfu0aufa

THE COURSE OF STUDY IS EXTENDED,
i thorough and practical, affOrdlDg superiOr
facilities for obtaining sound Business Edu-
cation.
The most thorough instruction viii be given
In Commercial and Exchange calculations,
Mental aud Practical Arithmetic.
The Penmanship Department Of the College
Is open from TO u ana. and 70 PM, until
September LIST.
ssS- A separate Department for Ladies
Tvs +. a. LEDDIA, principal
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EIGHTH DAY RedneSday.-Sun rises
500; sets 1853.
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CALENDAR.-JuIy-zth Month.
PHASES or THE MOON.
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Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed at tne Lowest Prices ut IIae APP
neal lob Ofliea.
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEATHKR ANp RTvEEs.

LOUISVILLE, July The weather is
clear and warm. The river is falling
slowly.
MEXPHIs, July 8.
Weather warm, with occasional clouds
and light rain. The river at this point
fell three inches in the past twenty-four
hours. The Arkansas is still falling.
with thirty-four inches to Little Rock.
White river is declining, with FIVE and
half feet to Augusta.
Arrivals.
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HALE FARE.

ON AND AFTER JULY Isr UNTIL FUR
" Their notice visitors to the various Watering
Places on the line az the MEMPHIS AND
RAILs2OAD viii be carried at
HALF FARE Iuka Springs. Bailey 3 Springs,
Valheruosa Springs and Lookout Mountain,
are al open for thsrseeption OF visitors
WI. ROSS, Gen1 sup't.
Asnphia, Tsnz., JuHs q, ls6s lsaqsS
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FoR RENT.
PRICE REDUCED.

tOR REST-Up-stairs. No. l9 jefferson street.
two Rooms suitable fer offices OF sleeping
orns. Apply at Appeal Office. mil
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Clifton.

Steamer Commercial, White river.
" NJ. HambletoD, st. FIR. river.
In Port.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
OGlee---KO. Is jefferson Street.
alssssslppl ana tennessee KaiIrO1d.

jaisSisBlppl ana tennessee RAILROAD.
ARRIvB. DEPART.
New Orleans express. daily $40 pm. AIS pm.
saTdis accom'n, daily, ex-
Freight, North Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
South, Monday, Weones-
day and Friday ............ 3.35 pm. 90 ana.
Takes effect Sunday, June "a ls5$
A. 3. LIVERMORE. eisnl Supt.
Q. p. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Agt Je1o
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad.
Trains on this division OF the road now ran
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, saturdays ana sun
days. as follows
Leave Hopefeld at $50 an.
Returning, leave Edmondson's az 500 pm.
FerryboaJ Nevada will leave foot OF Union
street and connect with train.
Excursion tickets, good FOR three days SOLD
at reduced rates. JAS. W. ROBt.hISoNi
je2g General superintendent.
KemphIs and charleston Railroad.
Arrive DEPART.
Through Mail daily ........- o:9 pm. l2;s9 M
Through l0.40 pm. ll.d0 pm
fThis train does not leave SatHrdsys.)
Corinth Accommodation, daily
Except Sundays at........-.-. 500 am
SomerVIIle Accommodation
daily Except sundsy).--... s;25 am. $40 pm
Railroad Time is 20 minutes fsslAr than city
Ticket once, 77s Main street and at Depot,
WI. ROSS, Genl sup't.
EemDhls and Louisville RsIlrORd Line.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day xprsss.................. 200 an. 3;l5 pm
N1gnt ~ n 49, ~ n, - A
Ticket Offices No. Blk Main street and al De-
F''' '''' SAN. B. JONES. senTsupt
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GAS FIXTURES, ETC.
GAS FIXTURES.

h FULL ASSORTMENT or
Gas Chandeliers, 2, g. 4, 6. and z Lights
Pendants, and Lights,
Brackets, and 2 Lights,
Pillars and Globes,
Latest styles Of Cornelius q Bakers celebrated
manufacture, for sale at Factory Prices.
ie7 dAs II PULLEN q HAMMOCK.
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WANTS.

1ETASTED TO RENT-A Furnished House
w containing from four 10 six rooms Tor the
SUMMER months. for which 8 liberal rent will
be naid promptly. Address Immediately :: a
r., Worsham House W y
ny ASTED-In exchange for City and Suour-
w ban Property, Memphis aud charleston
Railroad stock At 61-. and memphis ana Lflbie
Rock Railroad Bonds at Slc. in the dollar.
HI. l. ERIN kLE1,
w. lu - Madison street.
w ET. NURSE WASTED-Apply this morn
w ing al 20 Front street. up-sJa1rs-
Tyg WADDY THOMPSON,
WyASTED-Any one addressing 3 conmu-
serlblug locality, terms and all particulars
concerning q small FARM on either OF the
railroads for sa e, may ind reliable purchaser.
Iva II
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THE GEORGIA
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY

COO 0OO IN BONDS DEPOSITED WITH
GNOs ODO the Comptroller OF Tennessee.
BLANK forms furnished. and all inQuifies
OF Dy letter.
JAS. ,. BezE5IAS, Pres't D. +. WILCOX, Sec'y.
W. n. MOORE. Agent,
LIZ Madison street
j5zl 3m Mem phis Tenn.
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BUCK EYE SALHE,
he Great Remedy for Piles.
Sold by WARD q BRO,
tyI 2l5 Main street
TO FISHERMEN!

Sold by
iyl
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-24
Greeting, Happiness, and
Joy to ALI.
A Discourse upon the Origin and
History Of the Day. D
How the Festival was An
ciently Observed, and How
it is now Observed.

Legends. Sports, Music. Car
lands, Feastings, Gifts. l
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mandate of julius /, who was the head Of the
Roman See from A. d. 337 to 352. We are
informed by St. Chrysostom, who died in the
early. part of the fifth century, that Pope
Juliua, being solicited by st. Cyril, Of Jerusa-
lem, SO to do, oaused inquiries to be made into
the matter, and authoritatively decided that
the most authentic traditions were in favor OF
fha Ohih of Dnnnrnhor
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sewer, bringing up the BOre's Head, with trum.

sewer, bringing up the Bore's Head, with trum.
pets before it, according TO the manner"
The ceremony Of bringing in the B B,re's
Head" in these early days was attended with
great pomp and ceremony. 1t was the frat
and foremost dish upon the Christmas table
Of the feudal chieftains, and was served in a
manner strictly in accordance with the bOis
terous customs Of the day.
AS the ''sewer" bore II to the table he sang
thus
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
The thdlnn Batile on the Republican b.
Mai. North And his Scouts.

iFroin I'M Fremont (Nebraskal Tribune.l
We return thanks TO our townsman, Mr..
James Bowman formerly government inter
prefer TO the Pawnues, for the following
account Of n recent Indian battle. Mr..
Bowman received the news direct from an
Indian who acted as courier, and took part
in the battle. al
About n month ago the Pawnees, Oma-
has, Winnebagoas, and Poncahs. NUMBER
ing about 1900 warriors, united their
tribes for q grand hunt Major Fmnk
North, with about half Of his command
and some six or seven white men who were
oma hunting tnp, accompanied the expedi-
ton. They crossed the Platte river i'm the
vicinity Of Fort Kcarnev. and went
down to thtir old hunting erounds, on Inc
Republican. Not long since they weip
attacked by q small war purity OF Sioux,
but after a. short engagement drove of the
enemy without loss to themselves. About
one week ago another nttnck was made on
them by the Sioux aud Cheyenne tribes.
and parties of other tribes in Oycrwhclm-
ing numbers, while they were buffalo
hunting. Owing 10 the forces of the Ma
jor being scattered onthe hunt. the attack
ing party succeeded IN getting between the
detached PARTIES. thus securing u material
advantage. AT one time during the battle
Major North aud his warriors were cut Off
from tue friendly Indians, and compelled
TO dismount and fight on foot until assist
ance came to them; during this time the
Major lost three men killed and a number
wounded out Of small party Of only fifty
men.
The battle commenced about the middle
OF the forenoon and lasted until evening.
Mt the close OF which the parties Of friendly
Indians had all got together and made n
stand, when the Sioux and allies withdrew.
not caring to lose men in a pitched bat
Tie.
It Is not known how many of the attack
ing party were killed, but 1t "a supposed
that quite o number were, as the friendly
Indinns We're much better armed.
(. The Pownee loss were five killed. the
Poncahs II killed and numberg Of both
tribes wounded r ....
Mai. North aud his command raturned
TO Grand Island last Saturday, and report
Che remainder OF the party oomingin slow
ly, fearing to remain among 50 many
enemies.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
spIrlImnIIsm b. Ihe MING Monse.

The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Post, under date of the Goth, says;
"a strange scene was presented ut tho
Executive Mansion today. Mrs. Duniels,
Ia great fioslon medium, was in waiting
with D spiritual communication from Abu-
ham Lincoln, which she was directed to
deliver to President Johnson. In the crowd
ed aute-room was q female with pnle and
heggard features, who, approaching Mrs.
Daniels, asked fDr a card. Mrs. Daniels
Have you lost d son, Madam, named vii
LAM The astonished woman answered
in the affirmative. file Is now present with
you' and requests me to say that Won must
not worry yourself, us your business INIT
matters VIII all come out right The wo-
man was p%aralyzed with sstonishment-
'Hout husband, also, continued the medi-
mn, who was lately killed on the uilroad.
IL here with your son. The poor, stupe-
fed woman was borne half unconscious to
q sofa, whispering, Yes, he was killed Ave
months ago on railroad, while the au-
dience looked ON wondering and speculut-
ing. What the communication to Presi-
dent johnson was, remains TO be d.
vulged.'
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
nnrnIlIna Rnrn.

The telegraph a few days ago reported
that T. Il. BaTnum had won "a foot race at
the Franconia House, White Mountains
A correspondent Of the Hartford Post gives
the following version OF the race.
'AiteT dinner the entire compan re-
paired to the verRudahs of and promenade
in front Of the house, for II little frolic aa
usual the moving spirits in the crowd
seemed TO he Bnrmm and lie Grand Lock-
wood, who had been here for some little
time. Barnuln made n humorous speech.
which set the crowd into roars of laughter,
and then proposed u race of the heavy
men OF the house, which should include
himself Circulating among the company,
he picked ont SIX of the largest and fattcst
men he could hnd. and placed them Ia n
row directly in front of the steps of the
piazza. He then addressed them, and said
the nce would be 10 the fence, some fifty
rods distant They were to start upon his
counting three, and the stakes were TO be
a life ticket Ia his new museum, and a copy
Of his lecture on H~umbuggory then TAX
ing his position at the head Of the liuc, he
slowly and deliberately counted one two
three. At the word three, they all
started ON q dead run with the exception
Of Bnrnum, who quietly sat down on the
steps. Tho tatmen didn't discover the sell
until they had reached the fence, aud
we've greeted with shouta OF laughter from
the crowd on the vamudlh.'
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

NEw YORK. Aus. R9-CorroS--Marke quiet sud
steady. Sales at80hc for Middling uplunda. FLoUH
Low grades scarce and hrmer; others duIf. sales
az sIs59qO0 for Extra State; s7.a0G9.sj for Extra
Western. WHEAr-fn moderate inquiry. Re.
calpts, 2,t9O bu- hels. Sales at f202h@2O3 for Nc.
2 Spring. s2lO for No. 1 do; $3.50 New Amber
Michigani $3.50 Tor White Michigan: tgb7 FOR
white Indiana. HYE-Matket huner. sales az
tl.55gl.GO for Western. CoRN Marked active.
receipts, 5J,3gJ bushels. Sales Of 1890 bush-
es at tllbai2l foe Unsouud. si92aI2i for
Sound Mixed Western, Bh0Gt sI23ai Is for
Old Dc, In strre. BAnuuY-Mtrket nominal. OArs
-mafkct quiet. Receipts, 10.2e5 bushels. slias
900 for New dui I64s for Old aud Wv Miyen dc.
PoHH-Market q shado hrmcr. hut quict saies M
$3.50 for New Ness s3s.7bH2.S5 fr Old
BnEf-Alarket steady. Gun AfTAfs-Matket ftaady.
nj Market quiet and hrm. Sales &C i,hmis
for Steani l9G1gk for Kettle Rendered. wtitfEY
Market dull. Stes at 40, Ia bond. pE1noLfuI-
Salns N IL for Ornlal 81 fnr R.nnnl
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
M%II.WATNEE MAnNrr.

MILWAUKEE. Augutt % -TLoUn-Duli Winter,
common to fancy, S1.3gshll,nD. sprnur extras
Choice, sB,2jjgg,O0; medium. s7.75as,0 90: auperhuo,
AVrgT,uO. Ryo nour, E1,15ME,OJ. WHfAr-Ac.
i've and hunor No fi.74; NJ. 9 sl,6N No. 3.
Z LBS Rejected, $40. OAIs-Quiot aud nrmer-
90 tor No. 2. ~CoHN-gtculv. No. 1. gq,s5I. nl.
Np. 2 Psc. R1E-Firin. SIlcs ct No. ! az fI.2is
l,2L Buury-UusuttrI. Sales OF sL.TU e. ~ iba
forAfoEs-Nomiua ut ijts6v. B-UiIEH-Quiet with
mon % choice. Zoos UNCHANGED 90 isBi7o.
WoOL-Acuyo and hrmer. sales hns acoge at lOE
llc. ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
cnIcNGo MARISPT.

CHtcA0o, August 29-BREApsrUFFs-FIoUR -
Irregular; Spring Extra Is, 25@lO.2bi supers 5000
Earrsla WarArEDemAnd good and nfiess Tend.
Inc upwudi 30 2 Sl.6ik, No, 3 Sl,65, saleable:
receipts 12s.O0O bus, shipinents $4,000 bus. Com
Demand nar and pricea d IN No. L. Sb0I E@
l,olA: receipts 10000 bus, shipments. 1I6.000
bus. OArs.. Demand steady aud fair 58k@63Ac.
.rncaipls lGl.OOO bus. Alnpmehts l4I. 600 bus.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

l.A lie malicionsly fastened across the rail-
road track about four miies west Of FTeeport,
H., Montlay night, resulted IN serious acct
dent. An eastward bound freight train, load
cd with. grain aud stock, was tinpwn nom the
track. The engineer, John Wood, was 80 bad
~ injured that he died Tuesday. The fire
man had his arm brohen in several places,
and nine cars were. completely wrecked, kill
ing a great many hogs and scattering grain
in abundance. Nc clue to tho perpetrator Of
the outrage has boon discovered.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
ciNdINNArI mAnKRr.

ciNensN4IIJI Aug. 99.-FIoUR-Markot hrmer
hut not higher family $g,6e@9F5. wHEAT-
holders; No. IRedfwAhted at sl,7Sl but held az 25c
higher under the news from Liverpool CblK-4Un-
changed. ~lRYEASteady. ONTs-Quiet RARLE9-
Dull and prices dropping No, / fali sold u 80. a.
OoTTos-Unchanged. ENTHUSIASTICALLY PRQyI.
aIoEs-UnchAnged and qhlet sales 800 bbls Mess
Pork at $40, Il 2 sd .rfrfr r.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
Tnr Brsr AM Ontor,t r,v,r mi, Inns

IHE BrsT AM OBtOtvtL IoNtC or IUny.
phosphousa aud CaliaNtknoWu as CaeWtIL ktask 4 d., q.
terro fhnsphoratod llyr uf tuli4lya E1fk. Tie mon
7mt. ,ei1i y Lo hlnoi th' phgsrWurus rc1Hs- waste
nieauhih tone ~ tho dGrltive oreaut thereby curing
iyrpepsit w la Various forms. wHkefuinras. gaurr1
debility, ans. ~ ~, ssi1n of spirits Niauuiucurgd DnIv
w tANWIli- UAINEp 70, New Nufs. sIi ~
AZ drngesis u.,t.s,,,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

PRICES.

Hollands German Bitters, per bottle, . 81 w
Hoohanc's German Tonic, put up IN guar. bOttls
81 80 per bottle, or a halt dozen Tor Sl.b0.
gT-Do not forget 10 examine well Tho aricls "a
buy IN order 20 gctthe genutre.
T1~For sale by All druggists aud atore-keopsss
eve VEhero,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
oONvALEsCENT

should uso Roba,ks stomach Du.ors % strengthen
the prostrlti0n which always follow acute diseases
It will be found tor superior o. a stimulating tonic
to any Of the wine and bark preparations Vi the
present day. Sold by oil druggists everywhere
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

APHoRIsMs, That i%ncxhaustible reservoir
qf aphorisms, the Talmud, supplies the
following, Which have been only recently
translated: 90 naIHUrHH. r.'f .. \
For man who has been ruined by woman
there 70 no law and nc judge,
When the axe already touches thy neck,
still h0psh Gods saving grace.
r. HING the sweetest g1uss round Il PigB
neck, it will still go aud wallow in the
mire.
When the jackal has his day, make him
a bow. 70 % iuH..#. nj r........
He who rents one garden, may eat birds;
who rents many, the birds will eat him,
Bat below your means, dwell according
TO yohr means, but spend on your wife and
children above your means.
First understand, then argue.
Man was created on the last day even
the gnat has a more ancient lineage
He who throws out suspicious should at
once be suspected himself. NJ
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
A Fine Oil AmorIenn I!cnilcmou.

Hon. Eliphnlet Williams, Of Northamp-
ton, is n hne illustration of the good effects
of temperance and industry. Since the in-
cnrpomtion of the Northampton Bank, In
1888, with but a short interval, he has been
its president Now at the age Of SO, he
walks daily to the banking house mud dis
charges the duties of his position with d
prompthess and accuracy that a Younger
man might well envy. lie has never used
glasses, and like Moses of old, 'his eye is
not dimmed nor his natural force abated "
His father, Rcv. solomon Williams, was set
tied over the First Church in Northampton
fpr SO years dying in 1884, at the age of
81, This family is a proof OF the promise
To the cody, with long life will | satisfy
him aud show him my salvation" Nh.
Williams father preached his half century
sermon at Northampton, his grandfather
his half century sermons at Hartford. Ct,
his great-gmndlather his half century ser
mon at Hatfield -Four successive genera
lions preaching 90 years eacli ID an unusual
series, and wei worthy ofnote.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

.ssNGw characterization or III. D.-Some
time ago Huntsville, Ala, was under mui-
cipal law, permitting only druggists 70 sell
Intoxicating liquors, end then lonly by a
written order nom a physician. It Imp
peped on a cold, rainy day, that a last
chap, whose name might have been john
son, q drummer from ANEW York dry
goods house, dropped into Huntsville, and,
atter stopping at tbeihntei, wrote q note and
sentR Altle darkeySi0lt the dong 'storeAfa sa
bottle OF whisky The boy returned minus
the whisky bun With th6l information that
a physioian's mder would bfiugit q Ii only
required O moment toeadHM, Il" to John
sons namelattaGhodf to the note, and the
whisky was forthcoming The next day,
in conversation with Johnson, the druggist
addressed him aa tDoctor. p beg par
don, " said Johnson, 'but I am no doctor,
rButNp put AtgD to Your maine 'yeeter-
day only stood faI Mighty Dry" yR'
LuG COOL lHDlNu "H
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
NEURALGIA

Can be rncctialiy cured by taking pr R1back'l
Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills, aud bathlug The
affected parts Win nncturc Of Aconite or Ciloro.
reform. Sold by all d]rupgists cyrrywherc.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
DEBILITY,

Rosulting from any Cause whatever 4:
pROSrRApION OF THE SYSTEM
incurred by SevOre Labor, Hard
Amps, EXpOsure, tevorB, &C.
There - no medicine eNtaut equal 10 therc fers
dies l such Cnse-. A tone unG vigif n Inpurtc.
20 he whole system, the apptuio IL strcusiheuco
fool ~ enjoyed, tho HtoInch digcst- promptly, th
hlpIl rs pnriied, The complexion becomes Hnuu
and healthy, tie yellow .ll'c D. rrudiCntcd rom 10
uyet, 70 bloom h. giycu 10 fhc checks, aud the wpa
aud nervous invalid become, q strong ann haa a.
hrluv
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03

The Danish government has. decided
against the adoption OF the decimal system
OF coinage in the National Mint
The principal Of an old established LIVER
pool firm has absconded, leaving fnrgcdpaper
behind him to the amount Of 100000, " III
It is estimated that the wheat Weld in Eng
land this year will excoedtha OF HgFby4 ,67i,-
2s5 quarters, and that of ordinary years By
"A, no, 740 quarters. tI'
Miss Menkon was buried on the lGth. in
the portion allotted to jews, in tho Cemetery
of Pere Ia Chaae, Several dramatic anthors
and theatrical friends attended the funeral.
The deceased lady's horse was led by a SER
want, who followed the hearse. -
Foreign mail adyices 20 the 18th state that
il was generally rumoredin English political
circles that an understanding had been ar
rived at between Mr., Gladstone and the Ro-
man Catholic Bishop of ireland, that i6hec
the disestablishment OF tile Irish Protestant
Church sanctioned BY Parliament, he Win be
prepared TO recommend a grant of a million
sterling to Manooth College as Compensation
Tor the abolition Of the annual grant. This
sum IN capital will be produced 6ythsysale ol
An adequate portion OF the landed estates oi
the Protestant Church. ~ y
H- ML 40 M IT.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-03
An AutluOte for TOBACCO,

Ybis great remedy Invariably g,niOgss al dfJ6
6r NRdeco, and Is entirely vegetable ant h'ryeSss,
Il u as2an excellent a%ppctlzSl. IL lurinrs thSfloOd,
lnvtgOmtS mo system, Possesses greet nOuUfhing nnd
strengthening puwvl, vntulrs The stutnyM 10 digest
the ]hrarticgt NJ, inrEcs Sleep tcirys16g and csnls
fishes rhust hcmgL NYpt ss utd UoSers fer nm
Years cured lfhN llly CrnuIirr BoN, pest Zee.
ATreatiso On tho lBNJtous EDCts 81 Tobacco, viii
lists OF Testimonial. , NcggS Ntc,, snEr FrrE
s Agents wanted AddrelDrT 4, AUBolI, Jersey
city Nj.
A CLEHdYMAN's TD<TNoHYN OSr FOX OF Ann
PotE cured my brJsKer and mys& II SryER EAils
Rev l. W$ioENAEEI, KenEs Station, ia.
HEALTn WI sTRENOrH GAINrp SQHfnsd Siere1
Ms. QFe~hd md am restored to souad EelA by using
Tue ANDSolE' b D, BowLEs, PruspectNli No
FwA THE Z. 8, TREAsuRY, Sooreidrvs RRcA-
Plppse send a supply of ANTiDoTE, The one reS1ged
~ done rs cork SURELY, Z. EpoAA
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