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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

The Maryland Eramiher.- Maryland
Democrat. lately published at Annapolis, by
Mcssrs. y. S. and II. II. Riley. has finished its
course and given up the ghost. while in its
place has arisen the Maryland Examiner. with
Edward }. lglehari. Esq. as It's publisher
Like the other Annapolis papers. the Esaminsr
Is well printed and we'll edited. Mr.. Iglchari
aud seems determined 10 publish n good paper.
II Is democratic in politics. but it, editor very
sensibly regards the gathering and publication
Of news as paramount consideration In pol
tiles
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

Th' Ld'ic ftigI'~. This the tail" rhilds
Maga1In" h"w On our table. IL is published IN
Philadelphia. by Grace Greenwood. VIII" - a
writer Is please the lii;lc folk. hs- u" superior
IA the land. The Magazine j. published
monthly. at the low price al - cents per year.
ami "" know Of u" better good parent. could
Il" their children, IA the cofniug holyday sea.
sou. than e. plar" copy oi ihi- L'Uie f'kir,s,
in their hands.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

70 Virginia aud Maryland are Al logger.
heads-a' least the oy sirf men ~ the tao States
arr \ special despatch to Tie im,r,eIn from
Crishcld, Maryland states that fight took pln,.
on Thursday ia Tyler Creek. Somerset county.
Nd between the crews Of several oyster vessels
owned by Mari ildcrs auI armed revenue res.
sels Of Virginia. The Marylindcrs were fishing
10 Taugier Sound. near thu lower enI of Smith /,
Island, Nd, IN what j. known ~ disputed terri.
tory, both States claiming jurisdiction over il
The Virginia oyster police boats attempted TO
collect the license charged by tina, State. when
the hHrylanicrs resisted and started for Tyler
Greek pursued by the Virginia revenue officers
in their armed vessels. During the comics, one
Nirginian Is said To have been killed, and the
Mary landcrs scuiiled their boats and ESCAPED to
the shore. The people at Crisield, our despatch
Gays are anxious To know the wheseaboui. of
Swami Oyster Navy p The late I.-sislstur.
appropriated about $50, 900 for It's equipmen, and
support, and we suppose its personnel are now
waiting Tor warm weather TO tcsu,ae pleasure
trips upon the Chesapeake aud its tributaries.
- sNathlt w = tf''ff ittllfntins iNt erection
of Grant thu. gives the result of an interview
Gt~rrn himself aud Deacon Posrsm
'l'cckin PogmW hcz only b;itcurl up wunst.
\ ihoi flashed over his mind which gave him
comfort tor minuii. Isn't thrf n Booth for
Grant ~ Their wuz TOR l.inkin p aski he
All - scl !. ia alarm. "wood you XIII Grant
To have COLLAR ia his place We might Kill
ColiaK. say you. ALIAS spos they rlrct Sum.
met - President Nv the Stnii Kill SUMMER ?
Good Lord, no They d then elect Bnier Speaker
Nv the ilou.r aud be- eau be- killed No. No.
We he'd better bear the III We hrv than n, Ia
them Ne know not Nv is gone Al IL up
with the and Us slic stay IN krniucky tor
the PIrsehi. tho vat may become Nv ne the Lord
only knows
lint later, Nasty has fallen in with the idea
that GIANT Is good Democtai. aud expects IL
bold nn 10 his i-is, office. ~ will he sccn hy the
s'll"~ ins eIiract from ritter be- wrote io q l..
vAllandirham
-, the way, vallAndighani. do you sr &C
you hcV any iniioeuce To- sIeak Nv with General
Grants administration ! shell want IA, commits.
sion "a Postmaster extended next March Dutnrd
e' Grant 81 had a TELLER after all"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21
nd Elegant Preparations A.!
Il III T.
: HkYTIEN DENTAL ELIXIR.

'LEANNEN. ma rTIETEN Avn PRE.
NEETEN THE TEETH. HEALS
SORENESS or the GINS
IND RESTORES THEM
10 PERFECT HHALTH
LND rTTOR.
Il contains no acid s caano, iniure the Teeth.
IS have used this ELIXIR in my practice
for ten years. and recommend it 20 all my IA.
tlenis as the best preparation for the Teeth and
Gums that they can use.
Wv. II. ErmrnlpGg. Dental Surgeon.
81 :. Broadway. baltimore"
TWILIGHT,
CURES ClIAPrED HANDS AND LIPs.
>moothcs the Skin and Improves the Complex.
ton. II should be- ON every toilet table.
Both OF the above Preparations may be oh
tanned tot zireHfy IRE Cents per Hottie Sole
ProPrict"rs. WEIGH 4 FONE?DEN.
81 South broadway. Baltimore.
Nov. ?l.-3m.
Approved by AN Glasses OF the
People!
THE COMPOUND
Syrup Of Hoarhound!
For Coughs, Colds, HOarseness. &C.,
SC. Has no superior Ia Merit.
j. unequalled in Price /:
MEssns. WIT II 4 FoNrRDEN- Geatlenen -
Personally and in our fan lilies We have used
your COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND
with entire satisfaction in every instance. We
heartily commend IL as an invaluable remedy
Rev. WILLIAM HARDEN. 202 T.. avenue
NJ. g. BRirrAN, 60 :. broadway.
II. v. BLAcE. s. S. Broadway.
q. a. Ssirn. Charlottesville, Va
Mrs T.. 6. FosrEE, Fincastle, Va.
E's- Pr'rc Ftr Hottie T,reaty- Fire Ctats. 81
Country stores Supplied ON liberal terms by
the Provrictors.
WEIGH A FoHERDEN,
d. south Broadway. Baltimo--.
Nov. al IN.
I'llls T. Tu GIVE NOTICE. That IA. sub.
y s"fiher has received firm the Orphan
Court "i Baltimore county. letters Of admins
traii"n "n the estate Of
FREDERICK DAWSON,
late Of aid county. decreased. All persons hav.
ing claim. against the said estate are hereby
warned Ia exhibit the sainc. with the vouch.
era thereof. ." the subscriber. on cr before
he .lsi day Of iuiy. 1909
they may otherwise by law be- excluded from
All bcncht ~ said estate. These indebted 10
said estate are requested To- make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 18th
day Of November. 1855
E<~C Claims 10 be lett at the Office Of r. J.
Brent Es't. Lexington street. opposite Court
House. Baltimore.
ROBERT LEE DAWSON.
Nov y. q Administrator.
''lIlS is To GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
scriber has received from the Orphans
Court OF Baltimore county, letters Of admins.
rtatinn o. Z. a., an the estate Of
REIN BROWN,
late II said county, deceased. All pcr.ons hav
ing claims against the said estate, arc hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the voucher,
thereof. T." the subscriber. on or before
Nc :lst day u JHiy, 1899:
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
all benefit "f said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested Ia make immediate
payment. 1iVen under my hand this 18th dav
uf November, lsGs.
ROBERT CROSS,
Nov zl.~it Administrator =. g. a.
TI'IIIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. Tia, IN. .,h.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21
Ne,pnI,apcr I,lIellinc,ce.

The Meriden Reeorder.-This Is the name Of
a new exchange which We find upon our desk
new TO US, though il is not new paper II
is Republican ia politics, and in Mr. Riggs. its
editor. We think Brick Pomeroy will find
foeman worthy Of his steel, for he gets of' as
red hot" paper as Brick does. The head Of
the Recorder is n wonderful triumph Of inge.
nuity-:he NJ in Mcridcn surprising all our
previous conceptions Of how capitals could be
twisted about and made toassume queer shapes.
II any Of our friends would like to read Con.
nccticut Republican paper, let them send for
the Mcridcn Recorder.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

Alb HIS STUCK AND HOUSEHOLD Fur.
NITCRE, CONSISTING OF
PINE FAMILY IIoRsR.m-.
AlN eight years old ttM
LIZ fret rate YOUNG COW 1901
tive hoTso Carriage. in complete order Shifi.
Ing top Buggy. notop Buggy, ! Sleigh. l
Montgomery Grain Fan. lrii II double carriage
Harness. made 20 order. scii buggy Harness,
loo bushels Potatoes, Wheat, Hay. some Car
penter's Tools. Ae., &c.
ALSO,
Mahogany Dining Table. Pishe. Birdeye Maple
Chairs. w,sas.E aud Common Chaits, R.,eh.ns
Chairs. Bureau. Wash stands, Corner Gun.
board, Carpets, Looking Glasses. Beds, Bed
steads, Dinner aud Tea Sets, Stove. Min Pans,
ChuTns. Wash Tubs. Ac., 4e.
es-sale positive.
Tevmsi-All sums Of tzo aud under. cash ;
all sums over $50 three months credit, with
note T. be satisfactorily endorsed
!. A. HAMILTON.
\. q. WILSON. Auctianeer.
Nov Ats.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21
ONE HUNDRED ANDSEVENTY SD
ACRES
ACRES.
HEAVILY TIMBERED

with OAK, Chrsnui, etc the balance is clear.
Ell aud under cultivation.
This property is abundantly watored with
numcrnu. springs Of excellent and never TAIL
ing water. Churches. sch'~'is. shops. etc, con o
v"ni"nt. The Improvements consist Of com.
E,rtYll,.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

Di virtue OF decree 1t the Circuit Court i"r
I'D Baltimore county. sitting ia Equity. the
as Trustee. will offer at public
sale, a, wscburg "n
.HoH'iay. ne 2lsi day II Deccaber. 1. H.. 1865.
nj the hour at l. NJ
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21
New Advertisements.

A VALUABLE IA RIM
IN TIE
ELECTION DISTRICT.
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21

ALL. THAT VALUABLE TRACT ~ LAND
"a. situated IN the seventh Election &c,
is3 District of Baltimore county. aud -
GAlr"htaiuins
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-11-21
Syrup Of Hoarhound
For Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness. &c..
SC. Has no superior Ia Merit.
u unequalled In Price!

MEssns. wEL' II 4 FoSrGpEx- Geatlesen -
Personally and in our fan lilies We have used
your COMPOUND SYRUP OF lIoARHOUND
with entire satisfaction in every instance. We
heartily commend IL as an Invaluable remedy.
Rev. WILLIAM lIARbES. 202 T.. Avenue.
NJ &. BRirrAN, 60 :. broadway.
Il. v. nLArE. - S. Broadway.
q. a.. SSirn. Charlottesville, Va
Mrs T. & Eosrrp E;oc.ssia ".
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

10 a majority Of advertised biters, important insredi-
ents, the necessity Of which ara plainly indicated, are
omitted, because OF their high prices; In others
the proportions aud combinations Of the ingro.
dents are ia defiance Of all settled principles Of
phGrmAceutal chemistry others, again, are mere shams.
made up Of poor whisky Filtered with aloes aud colored
in such a manner as to deceive the unwary, aud are 90
naussating as 10 be unworthy Of criticism, and 10 tho
patient TIE remedy is worse than tho disease, while
years OF experience aud trial has proven that DIR.
TtoDACKs STOMACH BTTERs 10 be, just as recon-
moulded, one Of the hest remedies eKtAnt where a stom .
hehio touie aud stimnhlnt' are required, They never
fail 70 strsugthon the weak, impart yigor 10 the strong.
and are, In oyerg particular, just what a stanAeh bitters
oughttob Nv. II you have symptoms Of Dyspepsia, take
them heel 10 aid digestion. II you reside In bilious
districts they shnnld DO taken as a sure prevention Of
Bilious Fever and Fever aud Ague, Liver Complaint,
Jaundica- ADD In al that class Of diseases whore there
IL q general depression OF the nervous system, loss or
muscular energy, weakness ~iassituic, want Of appetite,
~faintness, chilly sensations and aching Of hebones- &c.
And. ~ q remedy for female weakness, Leuohorrh9a,
or Whites, RoBACK's BITTRRs have no equal They
are prepared with special reference to this complaint.
aud act like n charm. A few days trial will satisfy the
most ~scnpticAl Of tho real merits Of this really valuable
medicine. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17


The semiNnnual shaking IN the Fever and Aeue dis
tricts has begun. The fogs Of these Autumn nights and
mornings sFa snTohargsd with the elements Of intermit-
tant and bilious ~renittent fevers, aud, unfortunately.
twothirds Of the community are Just In the condition 10.
be disastrouslY affected By them, Those who have been
prudent enough to fortify themselves during the SUM
msr with that powerful and intalhbls vegetable invig'
orant-HOsfErIBHs STOMACH
forsarned against malaria, and have nothing TO fear
But health Is the last thing too many think about, In
the parsuit OF gain or pleasure the blessing without
which wsalhIis droSs and snioymsnt impossible Is me-
elected, r4IlfrAn Bal
Better late than nsYer is a oonsolatory proyerh, how
ever,and all whobsap t~Sfealthe premonitory symptom
Of any Of the epidenies which are engondered by tho
malaria Of Autumn, should Immediately resort to the
INSTRUMENTATION rdE AoF. A few doses of the
DfTTrRS VIII break up The ohilla aud prevent their
ireuunsnce. In eIty region where intsrmittants pre-
vain this puTegt and beat 1T all vegetable tones Is indis-
4 psnable. OfHh antl'hihOnA preparations known ii 10
1 The m0a effective aud harmless. IL does not stimulafa
the liver videnily, Ike the mineral saliVants, but tones
rdioyg.es and regulAtes the organ without creating ady
genera distg5hsnee q the system OF entaiinR any reae-
tor. nhe BlITklthkre essentially a hOusah0li specific
and should always DO within reach as the very best
means q preventing and checking bilious attacks and
: Intermittent feyera, I.- ri .....HH
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

Mr.. Cook, a harpess maker, doing busi-
ness at Centralia, ILL.,, was robbed a few
nights since OF 5000 in gna@nbacks. Ho
had beside that amount 81, OPS in gold in tho
back part OF HE shop, but the robbers be-
came frightepod and tlod without fndingthe
gold, which was contained in a belt i~toeping
such AM amount OF money on hand is very
hazardous, aud should not be done, when
there are banks and plenty of places where
it may BIO safely deposited.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
ASlATiC CHOLERA IN CHINA,

TuEseHAw, China, Aug. %, 1858.
Messrs. PFRRT DAVIS A Son:
DEAR blRs During long residence In China I have
used your Invaluable Pam Killer. both in my own family
and among tbs Chinese, and have found u a most cx-
o0lleut madeleine. In the summer OF ~ and 'a, while
residing In shanghai. | found Il an almost certain cure
Tor Cholera, II used In time. Indeed, using u In great
many instances, i do not remember failing In a single
case. For three years | have been residing Ia this place,
more than nifty miles from a physician, and have been
obliged often TO fall upon my own resources Ia cases or
sickness The Chtnese come % Us IN great numbofg
for medicine and advice. Though without medical
knowledge ourselves the few simple remedies We can
command are N much in advance, even o. their phyai-
clans that W. have almost daily applications. We allow
them TO come, because 10 brings us In contact with them
aud opens = door 10 usefulness. In diauhms, collie.
vomiting, chniafg, coughs, 40, your Pain Killer has
been my chief IndiiCine.
Your, very truly z. y. CRAWFORD.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
National Typographical UnIOn-An AM
nesty Proclamation.
OFFICE or PnrsnDESr, No. so Beekman ST.,
New York, Aug. 81.

OFFICE OF PREsnEEr, No. 80 Beekman st., /
New York, Aug. 81.
To the Typographical Unions under the iuris,
diction Of The National Typographical
Union:
In accordance with aud BY virtue of the
power vested IN me at the lpst session Of the
National Typographical Union, | hereby issue
this proclamation Ot amuCatY to all printers
watcher expelled. suspended or OthcrNieo
punished for faults cOnmittodl, within the
Jurisdiction of the Nttl1gal Typographical
Union, who shall, within the time hereafter
specified mako application IN due form, ac-
oOmpaniGd by the usual initiation fee OF the
subordinate Union, within whose jurisdiction
tile applicant may at the time Of such appli-
cation reside; md Il shall be- this duty Of such
subordinate Uuion to elect such applicant 10
memborhhip without regaTdto his past record,
or without any line, pain or penalty whatsOoy-
or, Othor than the Initiation fee aforesaid.
This amnesty shall 20 into effect on the lat
day OF September, 1868, and continue in full
force till the let day of December, 1868, IN an
the subordinate Unions, except those on the
Pacific Coast and IN the Territories, where il
shall take eiicGt hnmedrielyOn its reception,
and 90 continue Tor thrCb months thereafter.
All charges pending agapst membsrs on the
date 81 this. amnesty gOing into eject shall
he quashed unleas tho aceused member do
sires an investigation, IN which case his trial
shall proceed and il found guilty shall be
AAAAAAhAh lAfhl heAAAAa HkAtAAAA AhAlANNANs
ChhrPes preferred against members after tho
date aforesaid, viz, the 6rst day of Septem-
her, 1868, shall take the usual course, aud the
accused parties, n fouud guilty, cannot clam
exemption from punishment orreinstatemeut
under this amnesty. All laws or portions Of
laws, whether Of The National Union or
Subordinate Unions, that may be construed
az conflicting Will tho carrying ont Of the
provisions Ofthis amnesty, are hereby suspen-
dod for and during the period aforesaid To
the end that the object contemplated by the
National Union in ordering this amnesty may
be fully accomplished, it 10 hereby made the
duty OF each Subordinate Union to give fun
est publicity to theBame throughout its juris-
diction. It is also made the duty Ofthe prop
or officers of all Subordinate Unions to'keep
a correct record of tho number Of printers
admitted TO membership under this amnesty,
and forward the same ~ the Secretary and
Treasurer OF tho National Union, Immediately
after th~GeNpiration of said amnestyait 1J
In witness whereof ] hereuptO set my
hand and the seal at the National Union,
this Dist day of August, 1868.
r. MCKEcHNtg, President. 1
JONI COLLINS, Secretary and Treasurer,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

MBs. NINA CLARK GAINES has written q
letter to the New Orleans Times, defending
the fair fame of her father and mother
from the aspersiOns of a writer who pro-
poses to publish IN that paper an article
on "The Facts of the Gaines Case as de-
cided by the Supreme Court She shows
that her parents were both highly esteem
ed in the communities in which they lived,
and that the will Of her father, acknowl-
edging her Legitimacy, and bequeathing TO
her his entire estate, was fully established
by the Supreme Court of Lduisiana. /. In
answer TO the assertion that, with the ex-
ception of the property recovered nom the
Slidell estate, estimated at about Sl5 900
aud which we suppose was yielded TO pre-
vent coniscation, the great suit has been
productive Of nothing but expense, and, in
the opinion o fmany, never win yield the inn
mense sum spent in carrying it on, she re-
plies that the Supreme Court of the United
States, at the term of 1913, decided the
Patterson case in her favor; and again, at
the term of 1860, decided the Hennen case
in her favor, which settled all the princi-
pies involved as regards her rights IN Dor
fathers estate and that, in April last with
hye new Judges on the bench, the same
principles wore reitented in the decisions
against the city Of Now Orleans. and 9th
era. In conclusion, she says: INV heart
overflows with gratitude to my God, and b
the courts Of my country, for the Justice
awarded me; and | pray that the remainder
Of my life may be devoted,to doing everS
possible good, trusting that the. moral Ell
feet of my t~hirty-fve yeara' labor will not
be in vain, and with the hope that the weal
sndpppreRged VIII never despair a..
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

a4Jonh AlexandefhA farm Of ~, 900 acres
and 5000 acres Of corn. a Mr. Sullivan has
q farm al, 10000 acres ia Ford county. In
Benton county, Iowa, there is a farm Of 2B,-
900 acres; IL has forty-two miles of board
fonoe, and seventy miles of Usage orange
hedge. o..
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

oh help MS. Jesus, To conform
our snirits. thoughts and hyesto thinel
pevopd this earthly strife and storm
ohI make Thy star q love 70 SHINE
when We are sinking IN the brine
OF doubt and care-oh, come mat We
A peter did, may safe resign
Our sinking hepleaanessto theel
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
been INV cNI0T nNIlCinu.
Your, very truly r, =. CRAWFORD.

Nh, WHITTIER, 617 ~. Charles Stresr,
81 Louis, Mo, sonds froe ~ pages, scaled, giving
full symutoms, cause. plans Of cure, etc, for sexual de-
piiy. the result OF self abuse, e1cesses, exposures eto.
In both sexes, married Or single, and all vonereAl dis
oasea. no matter who failed. State your case.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

Amos Woolly, n. De- Of Koscinsko Co., Indiana says:
"For three years past ! have used ALLEYS LUNG BAL
SAN extensively 10 my practice, and l am satisfied there
Is no better medicine for lung diseases In uBe.n
. fssao X. Doran. N, De- Of Logan County, Ohio, says
NALLERis LUNG BALsAM not only sells rapidly, but
gives perfect satisfaction la oyery case within my knoHl.
edge, Having confidence in II and knowing that y pos
aessee valuable medicinal properties, ! freely uso IL IN my
daily practice and with unbonuded success. As an
eKpectorant IL y most certainly far ahead OF any propar-
alton / have ever yet known"
Nathaniel Harris, NJ. d., Of hiddlobury, Vermont,
says II have no doubt Il viii soon become q classical
remedial agent for tho cure OF all diseases Of the Throat
Bronchial Tubes and the LunRa" a
DIR. Lloyd, of Ohio, Surgeon IN the army during the
war, from exposure, contracted consumption. Hb says
"Lhaye no hbaitaney in stating that ID was by the use Of
DIT. Fletcher, Of Missouri, says; ~ eeommeu your
BALsAM IN prater0nce 10 any other medicine for Coughs
and n gives sgtisfaetqnn
ALLEYS IuGo BALsAM Is the remedy 70 cure all
Lung and Throat dificulies. n should he thoroughly
tested before using any other BalAam- IL will cure when
an others fail. Directions accompany each bottle,
L. j. N. u a 20. Sole PTopTiotOna Ciuclnnttt,
Ohio Sold by all druggists. octls " .
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

III.
Our gayward footsteps wander wide
purenlne joys delusive rays
Ana. i'm out hours Of health and pride,
Toe on from Thee our spirit straysi
But soon descend the darker days,
when youth and strength thcir lustre niue
And, ioumsying through 9 paihless mazc'
We turn ~ our neglected GuideI
".
Lead bach. on Lordi thy wandering sheep
Ob. guide rs gently TO thy toidl
Instutct us an Thy laws TO keep
Aud unto Thino our lives 70 monldl
FOR we are weak, and faith grows cold
Nor ever sleep the Tempter's powersi
Thou art our only stay and hold
Through Thee alone can Heaven w oursl
v.
darker shade, adensor Gloom
Descends on all the folded howcrr'
while silent AZ the ~voiceloas tomb,
Above them roll the midnight hours
To.morrow'a dawn, aud their perfume
Again will mn their glowing boNers-
lord. after death 30 bid ne bloom.
Where no frost chills. no tompelt loNersl
Nv NJ late Gen Hdiptue.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

siderable eEoitsinsnt among the hyetweRtiesi also
among the sweet ~si1teSns SOLD by all drpEEl''s-
THE man who wrote az would not live
always. ask not 20 stay,', either had not heen waited
| upon by a committee, ana urged 20 otter MS MUD or
had not heard the poets and tho birds wublo of Flor
del Santo," Woodworth's ineompurable extract
Pam in the Stomach and Bowels, Con-
~stipAtion, Siok HOadHehe, Cramps, Cole, Cholera Nor
bus and distress after eating. are surely cured by the
use Of CoEis DYaPRpsIA Cum. It's certainly the
greatest relaody In existence. For sale by druggists
| everVWhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

BENroS HABBoR, Sept. 0-About twenty
miles from Benton Harhor the propeller
Hippocampus lies Il wreck. The steamer
Dunbar has just arrived with a part Of her
cabin and a lounge on board Any amount
OF peaches are floating about the vicinity
of the wreck. 1he steamer Dunbar looked
for an hour, and found no signs of anyper-
son.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17
Z n LUNG BALsAM,


Will all those afflicted with Cough OF ConsumptiOa
read tho following and learn the value OF
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-17

was a comparatively new boat, She was
built " years ago this summer, and this
WAS consequently her second SEASON. She
was a screw propeller, aud measured 81
feet keel, on % feet over all. Har breadth
Of beam was ~ feet, and her depth of hold
8 feet. She was fitted with hurricane deck,
and had about twelve state rooms. She
registered but 30 tons. She was owned
by Messrs. A.. Bronson, Morrison, Bough-