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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
DR.. ]. D. O'C0NNER.

II AVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
IL Thin, has opened an Office in Tomb's Block
tmmedistely over the Postofiiec. He hopes hy a
strict attention to business, with twenty four
years experience In the profession, to merit I'm.
erAl share Of the public patronage.
Ohee hours-from A. n. 10 r. NJ
ns- Resdence-oue mile South OF THIN, on the
flahk ROAD. lnov22n6m0.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
KLINE. LOWE a co.

Manufaetu reI-s and Dealers in
SASH.
D0ors, BlIndL WORRIED Flooring, go
HASp RAILING, SCROLL SAVING AND
AlMoaidiug OF Al kinds and sizes made 10 or.
4rAt short notice sud on liberal ierma.
Those desiring TO build will do well 10 call on
a. before purchasing elsewhere.
~ All orders iiled on the shortest notice.
shop on Market Stree, west OF the Court House
and near the wooden bridge,
, ssa1 TIFFIN, OHIO.
isnresuisyI.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
MEDICAL.
W: H. SLOWER
DR.. ]. A: RnYER.

- bhs " ~ nv En-,
HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN OUR
~ tlty, And offers his professional services to
the citiIens Of this place and vicinity
nS. OFFICE, nt his residence. on Porry Street,
In th. Hanse lately occupied hy Dr. Gibson
spran2'-'e7.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23
THE SITUATION.

Tho Managers and Republicans
generally are better satisfied with the
situation tonight than at any timc
this week. So far as the character of
the documentary evidence could be
determined by the Managers after the
hasty inspection they were able to
give it, they regard very little of it
as having any direct bearing ON the
oaea
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-04-23

To The surprise OF The Managers, nt
A o'clock, Judge Curtico announced
that, so far as now advised, counsel
had no more documentary evidence to
produce. Before the defense had
opened their case they expected to
consume two full days with this class
of evidence. From this it is infer
red that they have deemed IL best not
to offer quite portion Of that pre-
nnrnd
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
GenefAlN raars ~NaInmsIratlon.

lrrom two Albepy Arqus.T
The reaction fruin tho extreme excite
mcut oi the election mauiiestsl lFtH iu eve
pressions ~ hope and c~oufdtncc.iu thc
administration &C General Grant ou tho
bart of the Democrats. NA
Though - have not shared ~ tie oy-
.tomGRpptcheugionG felt Ia Hpuie puariers
ih'rttnrA TO the p,oLuble courec of the
hgEdent beet and linvo oudciyored iu
.,kcTrcl7r Of port nn luddnitnt IN rrglrl
20 him.wq do not inleYL totipll inlo tiit
other edlCmG ofrushing 10 hisbide r.
He % qSetedtls o RemLlican, aud owes
nus allegiance iollsparty, Rubordinatc only
to his cotNictl0ns of duty as a patriot. Il
would mnbNtrassl and weaken him il Demo
cuts sLprld, upon other assumption,
rush ~ his blppogtg rtcs
We de1irn 10 su8 him Wioldiug the iull
lupctions Of Executive Office. We hope,
t5ertfjre Nc wlts prrouud,h iugrlrhy uCab-
met OF pQFty Trends, oSery member of
which will have los eubres personal conf
donce, Wo hopo h. VII .plaan ihs War
Department m gte hands eta aoldior. We
presume he will retahi Geperal Schofeld in
THAT place, the only member Of the existing
Cabinet that will hold over We trust hat
hewill place the navv.in the Hauds of one of
orr naval heroes. AZ 70 the other mombers
Of bis Cabinet he asabroaI fanee Vi selec-
ton. Lethim chOOsehunest man In whom
he has confidence. He has. goeu In the
spectacle presented 90 Washington, for
years back, what conasaofa President who
takes bis enemieB for his advisers. %
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
''Lot us be Friends

ln HartfQ1s Con- octicut tho supporteri
ofNir. Grant celebrated their victory bv a
torchlight procession. The Democratic
CLUB of Hartford joined ,ic pnlcoS hnr
bearing n banncr with the inscription stel
us he lrieuds.' fr sol
This is AZ sentiment HAT auimhtosgpn
h8 always animated the Democracy II, All
uftg of the. 61hutrv: 'Though v6 J4fat
in our views Of policy. lot MS he friends in
supporting the principle that consiiiUid
the foundation ct orr political lihortican 81
When the civil WIZ was over. thu Be,{6-
crazy said to the extremists of all sections
Let us be friends"
What did The csrCmisig IN the NORTH aay
"a hmy E+y,aem emo Let us con
tinhafo be ArNh,sN A. for us. We viii NOT
shake hands with men who have touqht vs..
We viii continue tu nurse our latrtds.
There is @ passage somewhere ii Good.
book that some men profess great ftubipr.
which tells u7 that brcthcrn ought totdv3l.
together in unity. Tire DgmurIaty ,ub-
scripe 70 that dochihe heartily; lut the
lhacl cEH Fpas rHudiltc IL. Ghas4a,
ought TO dwell together like cl'.antl ,.cQ.
unless the weaker br,tlT,u will aii,n,s IA,
any wrong that The stronger may ,Iiuo ella,
put upon them, aud to which th" atlugtarrj'
on their part rriIsc to n4bIult. ..T1si
Tho sentiment Of the ulIilouI D1nno
cre4o duh b. the enmuyut Of Three mil.
lihe a. bHfBrtc Notcrr. We dsirc
uoiHIht )ut 90 good o. our country. .ttf
ours, na well af youts. we must ly,Sn n
together We dgauc 60 preserve tor obI-.
selves and our poslcuty Ia, liberties IL sal.
cures. We viii presume. until You. piove
I'll eon9uy, HN vp df5tss ID, 6t
'sfute betus Ue1ritnds otAthis briUd ma.
tionul ph,tiouna DIT %. stand tIsatBtrin.
aRo9 aH9 AggNPTogSHbad
these Nbcrtrr 20, DC President or C,i-
Erombbfby " r3ldidtb PrfitI .rat us.
heisnl ~ o. oil INNj lbs pad S,r
tuoHAh W. haze tt1 ~ liancA apnr,pt
aud co~uGS1npn-e OH n. ts,yc Nave had
Slender nndsidt hssctton and ,ler1nci ttion.
aud hatred aud revenge "uoiudL- We have
had mise0 md death and devastation
cuouglaV Wchnye had ou,Uitt. between
as epgugl, rLrk M hWyG mnWt v for AZ
political olenc9j. Let u3 be iliaad,.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

Lut uur pofsosions bo What tioy may
marble palaces, broad lands, magnificent
plate, on Baskets Of "proci0us etonos'N tLuy.
all eiuk In The balance agaipat uoiyana grtaI
boon, HEALTH, aud they cnunot be- enjoyed
without il. Aud yet how little is IL yiiiyd.
and how careloFaly pro~myUa. 1ip. laws 81
nature cannot bu NIuytcd. with mipuhiN.-
Night rslclr3, ,mNuriotw living, iugpulariiv
OF meals, aud b. dig1rdcrcl appaiiic. Mn
gradually deattdN n" loWcr atM activity uf
the stomach. HONuliny ladies aud gentle.
men cat aud drink disease at lsst sn,pgrs.
and ARISE IN The morning with iludnchc, loss
on appetite. irthuE lauguid and uuiDlrc,hcd.
tlturC eau he no medical romcdv that viii
turn lead into food, or poisoned drinks into
nutrimcnt but medical scion %. Gan us,ist
nature, supply exhausted fluids, and to q
greet extent uorrcct the effects ot di-oaHc.-
In all cases such as the above, we recon.
Wrnd PLANTATION BITTEBs. You will tud
them Just the tinug~-lt the same time %
mnrt d,hrlona tonic u~uduppctiIgf.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
+ N, ". IFEEkEEw lSoMsIA
poAgJuIv 1o ls.asiHiss ussx
9 ,,e 81

~ tstk oa B.
hlt aaltiJ .Niflf isI FNhaTt ToNTT co.
lQp' Hia{N ,Niw y'IA uro. Eo,rS So
f}iT s. trpl itsAlrH 8 % S~INTbNrnFt %
nNtA k,a6N ,tN4g4ey7 yAg&p rn ifgG
.EA,I.atag itl5,SikMf Is s}f5NA tlAA NMc4inH
. be" t' ''ll publ" attention Ns,tkoD pros
Hll.s at penius luriAo year 1864.
ota Wo4N,v brUis at-teyfish. {, ali new.
n M otH psg-,. rt1HE ~ ~ RltrE n 'hc form
-'t"a,l lot s,sjlFf IETzSfrshr Poorqs Hcl
b"sl Fsa NFii'f4 allluYsI D ls sHrdM AN edition,
iinatt- W. lidal c~Uui,astA o." faiT ION di.r't \.
1 = ESQ 'h.ti n3f 81 lHf d,y3. Et5io 'tcms.
r.{glA tpYYe ,iYf 4atte INA, t4p. alglspisj house
'.'@1a HOLD ioaetncsvia th1htsHp eauticalh,
edtt .ttntionce ~ thd dhft' TFhtAtr 40 uiiyn
l{P z q ts fgIis ~, ahor v1i{4,
-ind ID III pplApvt NAih .aiipHal r%utochice Jo tho
.w't ,islelg3tottid aanesJ rcttv. r.t
tatA'gii s14tt wrritA W}fta 54,.7ht4 'ttyt Rean'
'.sis,.-i 8i'gaa p4qi4 yIs,fflilea,ur ot'Iiil
r. alpj4AAsfR fiiH, iuu h.airv h.qniaar r bIi, c,u-
tturrttuH saols a3i"t airts NV, mtAi when
n'. Wo y tIdjV5 4At toui plr. with the
aopl sla1gortiio d~H Asttid iihls m,tier anti
s-aA m%9',ill bl pnr i6ui4li.
iFs4et. ~f, Ef glaEi'1. N 200 SOW ..H.l
utut4t, IV. iAf lgtl 40 'oWf We have tuliulniuyd.
s 10 T..adf tIel nium usu1llv. 1lbvhtfl a.
rga prsmiutat W. ieytaR Gt ltstl- tdiiubu-.
.', lFqi q%nt n G oto y]1iutlit 81 GAin.
it,uG IS lIrGlgp " gnp'H 49, 1hbrs,msri Iv5ap
. tuuo. elsauscsil dg,u ut bsstfsreyS linz
1ritt ron tn,e7f G'yT e Bffut. f'iicl we
1., F. N op.ureYre thc putiiceaP,sn' au
sub es oil8,sl drm,sle. isic vcitsuI oyrte,s',
t,r h'uN1vS0s ht ohr i'5paid1 SBnup.
.' mor MID SO, Wii2ll
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
TheSOnv 6GaL6st Fife.


Ihi story william lrouaL tvglro MIN.
bee, col the Weekly. AlaDev subswiU..
viii bee hruiste with thct rriJtcr. ilom
hc cmmeureu,ht orthe story. ot uoif.
100
car prs'nt nbsouhar3 can nlsii ~
.yorv MITCH IN rocJrin! TOW t,,t1e anf
.Wr 7lail ft,l updcr Ioauy oilsptIous To-.
.iDh AS ,hol InbaC,as ,leDisclres ~ b.Ielf
OF thr M]fsCoygIN
Po minister's and qi,er7 vho propose TO
aetup Clubs viii be furnished with delail-
ed inioimoHon On nppii,niio
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
" % Il


a GENTS WANTED .--~IIgrcHauts, FARM
~ "s N],rhAuiSi FI everybody go sound Tor uur cor
aaR t gl y 1gy.aJ i"i ,ss.A h3sg
world and IUy agents the largest cnIumis. Jon. AIa.
ou1q1 MAXIM ASY sirftunlHrHnFL " VIII sulp
Nou any machine iu this market 1t regular pucu, and
pay freight 20 y"u. An pnruliFv warranted ulrrr
years Ncnt tor ramuirH oi fNtuH and tgns. "
Mo. " puyilU1tlm
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
ACEBTa, MA

To uANNAss AM hLlL "a 6u.lEurItoN IlW IuRp's
pRAyEH PirrfuF Thiaetrit work ls the resultotsiN
years close labor OH Artt sfWdaAN common cone
sent, is admitted 20 Dc the most unique, bgluiiul.
comprehensive, iptsyrftpg Hid pusttiteuyh work of
Christian Art ever produced, IT, ia not seCtlriau.
hat ~unifcrsl. HE Iurvsl hlificuaiduli Etrnlur.
uniformly commendl tlp haRghost terms; AMI d.
has received me stfuu"crt endorsement from Che
nnno.S 'g y l,lf / ,,9fl sa iSon. %aS9is.
JaYnca, pelqpcy, Baker, sEpiL ulrk, Thompson
and kingsley HeN Mee sts. nttthtf. Siorrf, stowe.
Qhbpits. Sfpyips,i ne~lloVdfCuska nntI, OiAtou.
Nintou, Wise, OsgoQd, Porter, uaWkg. HiLlard,
Hutton, Bellsl LitAcj6hhi ana fhh othtfs.
.ltbRgV,f hYS 20 Ykal, VA ntNhrp gatitsmI Of
date,' cXclusiNe territory gssllned, aud q liberal
uDmphssioh alloNhdl ftthpetonthesntl ure iiiiEiuq
800 " Sjlper weGk-iuniuay cassf ng1cA .mbie. b.
IL beheved tierdfs no. work beforG mo public 30
upiyotaalS popptRraa 10! df6hthm'so ad6I ihhict.
RVSfy ohb adMip,d ititu All tlaasds bivfl M. ma
II will Do sold mainly tgFclVrh fpqra, itpmphent
Christian mon are best aaaptcd for, hnd are prefer
red as Hgenta4I Doalira heedundC AptlS. {Agy and
Aiouitpr trqeFyAhcaqh picture. "unu1t' Includes
Boob bf PfiAte INSTRUCTIONS.
10 llyTe " offered c%ongonial and lucrative employ
Inent for hr7kfasa Rsp Ntionis 60 do good while
fdr oliinary wdfkd. MMilt6rS Mo tan IN tm,
4 10 rqpYasssfopq 81 mora tnysshiba Wi Guiuhis
mont " ~ Rpsg'giasa s'9sSssR PKlfner
tomeo 5s Fulton sueetl P, o. Box $685.. Ne,
York; novi7lt
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
REMOVATE.

10 DOflh-e the Rihrirff mbiths n Is one n h0refular
hdtrrohoti' duticl1S hoStq 'hid. ia ne lbulh-
piicity of other duti3s one oYp sclfi, NJ great
,mgasgfe oyeFl99hsAi t4arands % valuable liyes
.nigpt 10 pr9lopged. and Riapy e9pbhsV payel
SON prompting graves SYi thqrou8AE Fppoyatng
IN Ystem VIZ rr' RohgsEs ple9SPils' Stomach
everywhere. noyl2 eowGw
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
Rclrcnthn.ent.

The loud talk about retranchmentin the
Radical papers has entirely eubsided since
election, ~ everybody supposed it would,
and already they arc beginning ~ Sucker
with the ncVt Congress for u moro lavish
Expenditure OF money, in order that the
spoils msy 10 RICHER IGlia New York
Hines, speaking ofthe salary Of the tPrcsi-
don't snysthit ''ih Inc oatly dygor the
government il represented five times MS
much, II not ten times az much, aB it rep.
reSents now. IL ~ altogether 10 small too
guppurt the President ~ proper style, aud
10 enahlc him to meet tho necessary cy-
pendiblrea 90 Chief executive ~ofthenmtion.
1t ought TO he, M theyery lowest, SiOU, 600.
We have no doubt that the, meat Congress
VIII take some aoGOn in the Natter This
is the kind Of ''retrenchnout' the Radicals
propose to adopt, now that the political
contest is over, Il looks IA iftley regard
cd this NJ them lat chance and were deter
mined to makes clean sweep Of an that
they can lny lands p.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

The Memphis Avalanche declares that
''tlie efforts Of detectives lave developed,
beyond possibility Ola doubt, that Tie as
stssination of GunrIni lliudmRn was
planned in Little Rockhy leading RgdIcals,
md cxccutod by their ordcrs, Tho hsras-
sin was white man. who was paid $500
for tho transaction. He lcIt Little Rock
stealthIy, approached Helena, and was
taken charge of there by Radicals IN tho
plot, who Iurnishsdull needed information
about Gsnea0l hindman, the mostpmctica.
BE Method of committing the murds, sc,
ABisoOn ps thedeel Was pommittsd thc ~,
sassin ~reiarAedatO Iittla Hook and Silence
wciitdo Meyied, ytCfcHasn
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

-"rr -fTn H*rrrt rr.|
IHE lest ASp ORlgr2Nsj IqNIg u' lBuN,
th9sphnruus and Calisa!a. knurulNsCaswcll, NackG
t''H Zorro PhgHplnrltnd FlNh nt Chlsnyh lhrig. Iir
IRON g,ststaEss soIoS 9llo bllgi, AZ n GFpl"rvHF rcupWs
urel h~,,lthtnl coma N tlgid al 3stN5H otgHos thereby
'ut,u' ny-rtpsn ll us rarnps sIua, w'kgiuln..H, rem
'HlnvhuiN ana dSprssiun oi sptrls. tlauuibctur.l
cry " DAsNLLi, hA5alsr q co ,NDH York SulIiy
III IIl..-L-. -.nL. ..N-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
B%LYhtYER, FEARING a co,
tl5 lItqntllpgWhshinla9n Street, Chicago,

w A dSglE 2 c, ASiE q In5i. ~ pElGo Sg9o ESy
agsIH2g slwwIAG ii6Rh3HHgP G9MAlQh tENsi1
htitel, hem, Zen, tuck, guile cord, hlndI lTail and en-.
hrolderin Eutott a9iuitnr nRnneG Ftiee oHb Bis.
Fully warranted for five years. We. VIII pay 1900 Tor
any ngirhiga that Will SOW Z strengafs piustlbehtifoi
aud more elastic scam than ours. n makes The "nat'
stilt the cloth cannot 10 pulled ArtWithont tdaring n.
We nay Agents from 40 to,S4Ql ,prr IpWltp sad OK.
eau be mado,. Address SECOMB a. 90, PITTauUnGd,
IA or koRrpN MASS. llGl fNN q NNnhIi "'l
CAUTION. Do moi be imposed upon by other nar.
trs pqlming ON Y0gj1iess cast Jrcp plaohtnes nndsr
gq1 really practical ohoap J4aghine maml(s;igrsb.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
TEMPERANCE

ThSrsj n p1rhapg, nQope ibipg thlth9f done go
much @. Rr9gnptg the sausg Qg t9qpePncoi as tlpt
g'nue s'l puttins tApis, RqbaclFl BQraseh Biuers,
dizzy strengthen ana inTigmate without prqlpcing
thq hienacF lQf alcoholic stimhlmta bold by an
drugsist7 eSerywhsre' Isarf .isr si. 4sH (
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

A WAsluHonaN Telegram Rrysl thas. trans.
,pired that GynuIaf Grant 'opposesutho pro-
motidu Of Gcnqrh Shernab 10 the gclerll-
ship which he Grant viii ,aoltc
when no .aRhall take tine urosi-
Dental position Dtlig 30 hrue, ths pub.
lie may hc certain that itsguponnoemcnt IS
the result oisf BpliR and iotot'my inior-
nation inrnishe,thy GGIeratG pmtsr That
indvidn0f NOM in tln. hlbit' OF Inahing
ouc9 9WloFhNuls 20 ra.tur H.HIfHr
Moreover, We believe the U5sCrtionis un-
true, General Grant will hardlydaie ignore
sherman. lio owes too much 10 that l.a4-
yous strategist 10 beRble, even II migrate
iul enough 20 be willing, to thus outrageous
~ slight him. " anybody hall buccpcd
Grant, it connot be anybody bus Sherman,
without thele-being inflicted upon nm az
insult whicl the conntry wilt not tail IL
properly rcseRt,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

~HIitN 'rrrr Nor "l.a tlnun.D ur- Ir.
CHANGED. WuF,l- qut.t. .ss. sl.t'
fllq No . stoi. o,tt-QuI.t. S.. lla.
Rr. tdHH-taIreu Wri uutnfnii. -tI It
"Il N' 900 lGg-QW thbt G,fl ~ SO
NJ" 70 EAELrYa-oeh s.tN8 pt straw 'rr.
run 'hd t'uituH duwuNAIl-lsm 3d. I.r fam
o eUuieci fiG -Scfnai uhd sli.aIi. 90 r
ana urufisIat .lt.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
-snperHUpWs, HPiri Rcmovedn

ENRON an parts q tho body in 1--WE mipnteg, wjthoub
u injury to tho skih BY NlnfAAiB DEptflfOnN Pow
nER. Ask or sond FOR uPHAM,s DEpMArOnY Pow
pER, aud take no other, Mailed 10 amy addrrss fof
Sl9l by q, q, uPHAM, 10 South seventh street, Phi.
adelphiR, sold ~ AZ drqggists. Circulars sent free,
ub with ago, height c0lor az eyes aud hair, ynn WIN
receive, by return mail, q correct picture OF your fa M
husband or wife, with name aud date of marrlafo. Ad.
dress w, FOX, =. U, Drawer No, Is, Fulton vile, NY.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

- IA "A NPElh-NtAEkTS - o. ~AuO urr
& R4ss3SSe aIT GRe%TfNNiS -efSSqraRi16 81 d
W9IMeN, sEN5E .klHilE SWIM
MI fen, tuck, quilt, cord, guld, bylid unlom-
NJ 81 laoidtr ~ anttH piIVtatr .nilLitcrsp rcr
~ IA only Hlb. iulN warranted Tor live N,nr-.
"a We WI pay INV i1rapg Nhat viii
ID sow ahirunrtr, mnro hpfhlitlL or more elias.
ito raanfttssFsurfaH WnkgH tus "lluHiv
"A Look Sttch.i Ivory second stitch can be
.st out. and niu tbn dohl iaAuno ba pulled
apnr without tHtrinGit. va pas gECnts from $40 o.
sNlpsr soutl 4ud AFpgtFF, vq tqul9rasiwli pom
Miith lWIcU that amNuui can hn Wtdr. AddrHsI
SEC usiu y Go.I ITEtuula4L Tn, os LurIoR. NAH4.
II OAtIriON-D 10 not ht durdsed UPON nv othtfhar
tips palniug oil worthless tast-iruu ulH rhucE.4ule tho
sdms mans, "a n~thetgLe. ours Is tld ony SenAiuNuud
really practical cheap nnchiue uguuJacturrd. 90
d. ~ +.tL- EL.llA ui..LL sE.sisWt'~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

-AmtCtHe ~ h6itbbffconist
tAle guctrsdS 5thtlg W. Chitae6d ~
eveninRytoitnko saniuescud eitfn
TO the uHeTlT1 tuVation under the a
w lN6 .7Tbf att egqapnNs8 milc
Nffv aWr skqg I--rY-4r.
4aN under Minclt VAC t.sttC :
impressive tud Nhgih uhntc1olar
khstntteo Commit tHF w1R h6foihid
I suth action az thcy mtt dtcin adv 4
~ correspond with tic tFand nh1i
r1uptrf nndtDrequ5st thtir P0-Hhc
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
GRATTEasgTAgA.

gWknow thta rrliahlN rcmedy "a within thc reach
oi everybody for the radical euro or Dyspepsia on
INDIGESTION. SUCH remedy d Robacl's stomach
Bit,rs. SbA By ~ drtsglts vvcTswhNre. AZ
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
O ME AP y AGMrINC Il.

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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

BUFrER's totter shoSR that he il getting
rsadYto bolt the administration of General
Grant. Hso, We shall ,baye him over in
e-Dehlocfatie fanRg We annoance this
painful IMPRESSION Most Idlucpnuy,.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27

JoHN QUINCY ADAMS hesDemoeratfe can
didate for Goyernor'm Massachusetts ran
ten thousand aheadofhis ticiSet attic re-
cent election.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
PRICE CHEAPER THdN fFY nTliFR
F~IRST-ElhSS MEke.

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sale at s. Louis, ll South FHuh arr,ot gttNe ,1w-
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ont the country, olt4 s.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
NW DpY .

SuuHln l:etp constantly wNiin fhtir N5aah, aiuse
40 remedies io fu,ceS-ruliy ,oiibat distas.
l%,oyaoR'H Rtrod pills, R,harA95 stomsc, GHtcr- and
lsN4.Hts Blood Purifier thcy uelpmllhla SO the
diseases f"r wih' h they ue rt~eomnendcd. suldby
an drag lists cyurywhars.
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-11-27
..Rcconstrnctlono in rlotldn.

Lei uSth0No iCaCe seems TO De working
very badly in the .reconstspqtedf States OF
the the s9ss @%E8G1iFEg E f i9 So %
the military, affairs went ~swimmmgly: but
rs soon as the Reconstruction svsiem tx left
to be protected by weapons of irdc discus.
sion it falls TO pieces from It's own inherent
rottenncss. Us failure is becoming appar-
gqm EdN1lHrJA u tIhtI The Democratic
press have predicted in regard toi it seems
about 20 be fulfilled at an earlier klay than
was anticipated. In Florida the situation
which aQair9 have assumed j. mustomusng.
II is 1tbt many ntHhtltS sihct a Governor OF
the carpet-bag persuasion was elected in
that State anl i've Badjcul congratulated
Themselves that they Md tvCfvthing their
own way, for six years at least, ior in fmm-
Ping the government they had providcd for
'this Ivy eNending the gubernatoriAltc term TO
.cover tLt hriod. But the cirpet-bag
if tfovornur and his clique became
suspicious that they were not eruiug % fam
shake for the spoi.5 aud hnyo iuaugurpted
u vigorous warfare upon the othct faction.
The @onsIqgsBSgA " R2ls{2,. Reed is
domranotB o. dtiab u lly .cuumor.
atiug sucs ~ 81 0gat living in
tn uupgvl 90 9tIfNGf 81 ~ incom-
pCtCnCNN disNNycd IT the ISSUE ~ official
commission in hl1nt to irresponsible per.
sons; ]usurpltiou, ia declaring seats in tha
Lcgia nature vacant ut his will and pleasure;
embczzicmcut OF State funds and aIrutiuCs.
corruption and bribery. The oth,t aide, OF
course, Is making strong resistance and
the conflict goes on, parlnkinEof pre-
ciscly the same character as the Kilkenny
cgt fight. At last ccaounts the Governor
.h4l bshh deporodg pVdiug his Trial, mid
'botb hrtc4Nvcre c1iHng MON the nepto
militia 10 stand by tbrir respective clAnugs
but the Colnrcd troops dn not appear 10, bA
fighting uohly in this instance. 49, tact
they have not romprchrnlrd % 4yct what d.
going ON and Therefore maintain The most
stolid indifference in the matter. As % how
hlllnFVlli cui thgrus can be no doubt
Hle ARCHAEOLOGICAL OF reconstruction
will topplc over and upon the dennis viii BE-
erected a new and lasting gtructur'. ~
D rhe.comtilioro the rouge skiona! recon-
siructiuu schemes i'm tlmatlgrs tntes is not
much better In Louisiana the negroes
themselves seem TO have combined 30 Mt
tack the thleving reaehorous4enpinies who.
have come famdugtthem en- thp ouiso OF
lticuls. Tho votes Of North and South
CGvolnIa, Nllboma, Georgia and Arkausas
in che late elections, n not Co.'S decisive as
shcy might have beer, br. conclusive evil.
deucc chat the people are mpilly becoming
convinced that reconstruction ON the pres
eat plan. 10 "a fljluro. n is no longer nee
cysE1y 90 attack it's fgsloring, PROSTATE
hEu. u Vlltgo3u dic adj ~ f4aj i+-now
ce1un,l 81 tlepe1rF istohtlpd by TO rc-
move the foul carcass.