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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

600 an amount of groenbaoks equal
to the excess shall be funded In 10
40 bonds, was the chief point debat-
cd, Eastern Senators generally ia
voripg and Western and Southern
Senators opposing it; Senators Will
sons Conkliug, Williams, Sherman,
Sprasue, Morton, aud Fcsseudon par
ticipating 10 the debate. An exeou-
tive session was held.
HOUSE, March 2G.-Mr. Brooks
introduced resolution of sympathy
with the Cuban rovolutiouists. MAJ
ny bills were introduced and refer.
red without debate. The Tenure. of
Office question came up on Mr.. But
lers motion TO reconsider the vote
referring the Senate amendment to
the judiciary Committee. There was
a sharp personal debate between
Bingham and Garfield on the one
side, and Ben. Butler on the other.
Messrs Niblack and Woodward,
Democrats. explained their position
Messrs. Bingham, Garfield and
schcnek supported the Senate ameLd
mcnt, and il was opposed by Mr..
Dawes and Mr.. Blair. Mr.. Buffers
motion to reconsider finally prevail
cd. Mr.. Bingham's motion to con
cur In the Senate amendment was
lost-T0 to 90. The House then vo-
ted to non concur.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
But let us produce few more 6g-
ures by way Of relief:
Commits oner's fess, Peter Ebsrsoie e7oe 20
y. W Wstsrn go 20
samuel 0rcile lsi 10
y pat~ttraw iis 20



Only a small bill for the tax payers
OF Seneca county to pay to enjoy the
luxury Of a Democratic Board Of
County Commissioners.
As Grelle and Rakestrnw did not
serve together as members Of the
Board, we find the cost Of each Com.
missioner to averags this year S93l 4,
%. Thus il is shown that the tax
payers Of Seneca county paid twice
as much, on an average, to each Com.
missioner last year, as was paid TO the
choie Board at the time that the
Democrats came into power in the
county.
But to figures again. The respect
i've County Commissioners received
from the county treasury, for fees
and couveyancos the following sums
Of money.
Peter Ehefuis, -. ti.i57 70
Thos. W Watson, l,i52 20
Cretlc and RnkestrAw, S1a 70
Ebersole beat Watson 10
1t will be readily seen that Watson
and Ebersole eaea receired more than
three times as much as CreHe aud
Rdkesirdg combined.
Why this difference Have the
two former been running tho county
machine, or could not the two latter
charge up like the othors2
My article is already long enough.
Moro next week. UNION.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

The official vote In detail Of Illinois
was recently published. The main
fOOliugs arc as follows; The total
vote for John NJ. Palmer, Republican
candidate for Governor, was 2l9,9l2;
that for his Democratic opponent
John II. II. Eden, 1888. making
Pslmcr'S majority $4,000. The vote
for Lieutenant Governor stood -
John DOueherty (Rcpublicnn), 249,.
s74i William Van EPps (DOmocraO
l99,s60. Majority for Dougherty
bO,Ol4. The majority for tho Grant
electors was 5l,152. Seven vote.
were cast for john A.. Logan, fol
Lie utennnt Governor.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
Death Of Edward Bates.

Hon. Edward Bates died at his
residence 10 ST. Louis, on Thursday
evening, March 25, 1869.
Mr.. Bates was born in Virginia,
eeptember 4, 1894 He was law
yer by profession, aud held several
Offices as a Whig, When the Re-
publican party was organized he gave
his adhesion to Il, After the election
Of Mr.. Lincoln he was offered the po
sition Of Attorney General aud held
the Office for nearly four years. Af-
Ter vaosting this Office he retired to
private life, aud remained a private
sitiEen till his death.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the cath.
~ day OF March, A. ID. iSoa, Patrick II. RYAN,
OF the city OF Tim, Seneca CouAty, Ohio, made
an ssignment, OF all his real and personal prop-
erty, 90 the undersigned, IN tiust, for the EQUAL
heneht OF all his ereditorsi that the undersIgned
hAs accepted OF the saidtrust, aud duly quail
fed as such assignee,
Within six m'hths Aflcr tho publ cation Of this
notice, tho ere,itcrs OF he said PAiricS n. Ryan
anv reanlred 10 prtsant their ella ms 10 the Nm
JOHN r husS
Assisnee II PatTick hAn.
C. EsISEv, Atty nOst-3w.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Tho Odd Fellows festival on
Thursday evening, March 25th, was
success, considering the bad weath.
er. There was a respectable turn
out, both from the village aud coun-
try. The arrangements at the hall
were an good, and interesting time
was had. All seemed TO be happy
and full Of social life. After the
services in tho hall, came the supper
at tho Joy House, which was mag
nifcent. All the good things any
ono could wish for we're served up in
tho best style. The receipts of the
evening amounted to ninety dollars.
The money, over aud above expenses,
is to be expended for tho benefit Of
the Lodge.
Rev. John W. Henderson, Of tho
New School Lutheran Church, 10
Carey, has resigned his charge, leav.
ing an open field for some one else.
There nro a number Of idle boys
hanging about our depot, who should
be otherwise employed for lazy
boy makes a lazy man, as sure as a
crooked supling makes a crooked
tree. And besides that, they are not
needed at the depot. The employees
can attend to all the business there,
aud when they cannot they will ask
tho help Of the boys if they think
proper. NERO.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
. . 9 9 9 8 8 8 8

To THE woRKINo cLAss,-Ia am now prep.red
turn'sh all classes with c onsi ant emplo, ment
81 their hom,s, the whole OF the time o. for the
slare moments business new, light and prDht.
pe. ttity cents TO - per eveaihg, is easily
arned by persons OF cither sex, and the boys
ahd girls earn nearly as much As men. Great in
aucementeHre offered those who will devote
thelr whole lime TO the bus nesst and, that ev-
cry person who sees his notice, may send me
their address aud test the business fir hem-
selves, l make the following unparalleled an, r.
ness, viii send 81 topsy fol the trouble OF wri-
ting me, Pull particulars, direct Ons, sc, sent
i've. sample sent BY NEIL Er ~ ets. Address
ho2j-sm 4. q. ALLEN, Augusta, Me,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

In Democratic Columbus, sore
headed Democrats and Republicans
propose running a citizens ticket at
the Spring election. There is much
dissatisfaction among certain Of the
Democrats in regard to the way mat
ters have been conducted. aud they
intend to remedy it by running a
Citizens Ticket.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
LICENSED AUCTI0NEER.

THE undersigned having taken out a license
l. as Auctoner, 10 prepared TO attend auction
sales,
CAN SPEAK BOTH ENGLISH and GERMAN.
Charges for crying sales reasonable. Orders
may be len with Philip Emich At his Book store
or my res.degee In 2d Ward, Titin.
J. A. soHN.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
UNuE nEsT WAY 10 oht,In b,,r
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, J
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
CoLUIuUs, February 10. IgO I

THE BEST WAY 10 obtain heavy yar,i.wide
L COTTON Sheeting Is ~ send as 4 (inh Of 10
names At 10 cts. each foE our dollar goods. and
got tventN-o1t ydu. A. commissOn Tor raising
the club, loriy-tuo yds for Club OF 30, sixty.
sends for the whole lOn artielss out Of the cluh
Same commission paid In other goods, The
oldest largest aud most reliable hollar sale
honse In boston, Male and Ssmals agents wan
tod. send clubs AMI money A. reg,sters,l ie1-
tets, ana We will snsrantte prompt retnrns.-
G.ve Us one uial Nrlto at cnCe Tor Cireular
sendinE elsewhere. EASTMAN AKESnAiI
IS AaWlcy ST., SSslon, Msss. no2t-iws
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Soon after his arrival home, An.
drew johnson was taken sick. lie
was At one time reported dead, but
latest news states that he is getting
veil.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Bully Binckley, who recently made
an assault on Deputy Commissioner
Harlan, vas sentenced to pay fno
Of one hundred dollars and costs Of
suu.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
NOficc.

THE undersigned has been appointed and
Quaiih.d 20 Administrator De bos.s aoa OF the
estate OF George w. Schaun, deceased.
RUDOLPH ELLENDERGER
GInsoS PESNIN0roN, AttSa. [no2S.sw
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Nsa q
Modest Grelle and Rakesiraw you
have not been using your conveyances
for the benefit Of the county. You
have either failed to charge for your
teams, or have not doue much County
Commissioner business in n buggy
with a spanking pair of "Morgans .
or "Grey Eagles".in front. Which is
IL. gentlemen2 Wepause for a reply.
Now, il viii be observed by tho
report Of the Committee, that these
items of conveyance aud livery hire
does not include the mileage of the
Commissioners that is included in
other items, Of which herea(ter-but
these items are over aud above fees OF
the Commissioners and mileago---and
which tho committee say there is 10
warrant OF law for their payment.
Only l,l6l so for conveying that
august body, the Board Of Commiss-
sioners of Seneca county about our
county Oos .ysarl This money has
already been drawn from the county
treasury by tho Commi sioners, and
81 remains to be sean whether they will
have TO refund that small SUN. o.
whether they loiH ksep 10 simply. BE-
eaEss they hope Il.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
Communicated.
Facts and Figures From the Report
OF County Commissioners, for Year
Ending Sept, Isl. 1868.

commun sated.
Facts and Figures From the Report
OF County Commissioners, for Year
Ending Sept. lst. 1868.
On the 9th Of March, there was
placed on the files in the County
Clerks Office Nu Exhibn of the Re-
esipta and Expenditures Of Seneca Co.,
for the year ending Sept. lst 1868
From these We propose to show few
facts and figures, for the oonsidera-
iion Of tho tax payers Of Seneca coun.
~, Ohio. AS it appears that there is
10 be no publication of il, the great
mass of the people will be kept in total
ignorance unless the matter is taken
up 10 some other way. Perhaps the
reason that II is not published may
be that Of economy, bus when the
facts aud figures appear, it may be
that II will be considered that the
publication would expose somo of the
political secrets Of our County So
Ions.
4 committee was appointed by
the Court OF Common Pleas, to OK.
anime the Exhibit aud report. This
committee attended to their duty and
made report, which is Likewise on
Gle In the Clerks Office But strange
to cay, can il be bclioved-ueverthe.
less il must be--this committee con.
ustinG wholly Of Democrats, cannot
aud do not approve of all the acts OF
the County Commissioners, Can il
be possible that our County Commis-
sion RS could commit au error1 Why,
they supposed themselves inhllible,
aud acted upon that belief; but, alas A.!
how are the mighty fallen Peter
and Thomas can err. "Truth erush>
ed 10 earth will rise again." and so
the proposition so long uudisputed
has fallen Of its own dead weight.
Much has been said about The liv-
cry aud conveyance bill Of the Coun-
ty Commissioners Of tho previous
year, but then, the former committee
allowed that TO stand in the hopo that
the naughty Commissioners would not
do so again, but they did do so again
Snd here are the figures from the re
port dled March 6
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Two OF Mr.. vanuest's boys were
out on Friday night last with Vel.
oeipedes. The machines arc of their
own manufacture aud well built.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
NAsBY.

Mr. Nnsby Goes 10 Connccticui TO Assist
ono Of A. S"hnsou's Especial Friends
Was DiSon-He R.,nys n speech which
he does not Deliver.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

NO. 1.
FOR siI.E-Eighty aeros, 50 acres Of which
young orchard Of choice fruit trees good frame
house, bain, and other out-buihliEgs. Terms
easy.
no. 2.
FOR SALE.-House and lot on west side Of
lst Monreo street The house 10 long, and well
and choice fruit trees on the lot. Good location,
price Low and terms easy.
NO. 3.
FOR sALE-Eighty acres OF choice tfmN,r
land, eight miles West of Titnn, near the Fos~
toria road 4 public road running along the
terms TO suit purchaser
NO 4.
FoR SALE Corner lot, on Ist Monroe street,
Thin, Ohio. A ecmforiab'e and eonvenient
house Of six rooms. Splendid new barn, wood.
house eea other out buildings. Two lsfgs els
easy.
NO. 8.
FOR sALE-A house and two and one-half
acres Of land situated just outside the eorpor-
ate limits OF the city jnst sast Of Fair Ground,
on the direct road TO Republic. The house ls
large two story briok, containing X hne rooms
has good well aud oistein, cellar. etc On the
place u s"ot frame bain, with carriage house
attached anumbcr Of frut trees, shruhbeTy, and
IN every respect II 10 "a complete and pTeasEh
place.
NO. 6.
FOR sALE-A choice farm two miles east of
THIN, containing 100 acres with excellent i'm
proyements, aud IN a high state Of cultivation.
All the buildings are in a splendid condition.
fhe location and Improvements are such as to
make u one Of the must desirable firms in the
County. There are sneh ennvenieneIes a. are
only 70 I've found ON well regulated aud frst-class
farms. The sitnaton of, the farm Is such as to
present a digision with aGno site for building.
VIII sell either tue whole or part. Terms to
suit purchaser.
NOT.
FOR sALE-A ore story brick house aud lot,
On the east y le of MemOrr street, Titiin. Ohio,
good cellar and well Of never falling water.
good frame stable and other ont. buildings.
Grape.vin Cherry and other cho CO fruit trees
Improvements such 70 make a desirable
home. Price, $50; terms easy.
NO. 3.
FOR SALE--A house and one and lc-IOO acres
OF splendid land just out side the Corporation
limits o. the CITY, west Of the sandnsky aud Fie-
moni rad barn aud other Out-buildngs.
number OF fruit trees. Improvements snoh A
To make the place pleasant and desirable. Price,
81, 100 terms easy.
Those desiring TO purchase az well as those
desirons o. selling, will ind Il TO their advan-
tage TO call on
A IT QVrpC NJ A
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

Those desiring to purchase az well as thosa
desiroas % selling, viii hnd IL to their advsn-
A. H. BYERS, Real Estate Ag't
TIFFiN, OHIO.
ing.
march2S Iy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
FRtnAY.

Both Houses assembled on Friday
morning, with slim attendants;
transacted no business of Importance,
aud adjourned until Tuesday.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01
NO. Z.

FOR SALE-A one story brick house and lot
On the east 81 le OF Melmoru street, rtin. Oh o.
good cellar aud well Of never falling water
A good frame stable and other out. .huildInrs
Grapevine, Cherry and other cho &C fruit trees.
Improvements such as to make desirable
home. Price, Ss5oi terms easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

FOR SALE--A house and one and lc-lOO acres
Of splendid land just out side the corporation
limits o. the CITY, west Of the sandnsky aud Fie-
number Of frnit trees. improvements such As
10 make the place pleasant and desiPablo. Price,
Si,iOo terms easy.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

THIS is the hest machine In the market. Don't
| ni tn eAf hltne Ii heiorA purchasing auy other,
asi is the cheapest simplest. and easiest man !
| aged Machine made. For full particulars ad-
drrss. a., IL. BECHrEL.
| noEi-S EoStoria, o.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-04-01

FOR SALE Corner lot, on ist Monroe street,
Thin, Ohio. comfortable and convenf fent
house Of six rooms. Splendid new barn, wood-
mousse AMI other out buildings. Two lsfBs els
terus, new fence, select and large variety OF
Iuit on the premises. Price. $500. Terms
easy.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
Spetial uGtites.


Probably twothirds Of the adult population Of tho
the United States indulge more or less, in barroom
siimulants. Hot alcoholic beverages are habituany i'm.
bibod by thousands Of people during the winter months
ito keep ont the cold" The alcoholic material Of all
these drinks = more or loss poisonous, and 10 rendered
all the more deleteriOus in consequence Of being taken
warm.
Avoid these dangerous e%xoitants. Shun as you would
ehun tho deadiieet drug, all tavern stimulants. They
pArayZo the digc zion, longest the 1ver, disturb tho
natural action OF tho kidueys, %irritato the bowels, shat
ter the nerves and impair the reason.
The operstion ~ HOSTETrKH'S STOMACH BIT
organ into unnatural activity; bu, thoy tone aud rogu
late all u the digestion ~ feeble, they awaken the
dorm nt energies ct this stomach, and promote the work
Of assimilation. IL the liver Is sluggish aud torpid, they
raHenerate It. Il tho kidneys laii to ponorm then
functions properly they Hrl regulated without being IN
ritated II the bowels are c1ustil ated, the %petistaliic
action Is moderately increased, aud the discharges be
come natural and regular iitNU nerves are tremulous
they are strengthened. II the mind ia cioudcd, tho
HItTEKS tenu 20 dispe, ee the gloom.
these arc the effects oftho great VEGETABLE TONIC
AND CONNECTIVE. which tur twenty years has been a
staple medicine ~ this county, anu the demand Tor
which steadily increases In all parts OF tho Western
Hemisphere.
IL IL MT offered ss a beverage. but ~ a medicine: nor
will " ever DO used TO SATISFY n craving for alcoholic
stinulants, because is effect is 70 check, not u create,
a false appetite for exc tants. The champions Of tom
pnrancn will do we'll ~ mark this peculiarly, aud to
u a. the only safe PREPARATION containing
alroho, That eau bo u'od ior medicinal purpose
The nun who edvertises to cure people
81 90 "att achincni 60 the hottie' q requested 10 tn his
hand o. tho pat-c-f o. H,LoN's"FLOR DE MAYO"
has yol been e5io ~ refrain from continuing tho ndul.
ECrCo Sold hF all urmuHiatH
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YSRK.

NEw YoRE, Jan. go CorroH-Market 1rm.
Sales at 2s'S4 o6c for Middling Uplands, FLOUR
Market dull, Receipts 3,5ls bus. Sales 7,lOO
7,0O@7,35 Tor Extra State o,sO@T,T5 EKtra
6,s099,U0 Round Hoop Ohio. Rye
duh. WuEAr-Mark't dull. RYE
Market quiet. Conn Market unchanged. Re
ceipts 1852 bus. Sales 80. 900 bus 93@95c for now
mixed western. BAREEY-MArket heavy. OATS
Market dull, Receipts 5000 bus. Salos at 76c,-
PoRK-Market quiet and heavy. Sales at 30 a1@
for new mess; old not quoted. BEEF
Market steady, Cur MEATS Market firm. LAM
Market lower. Sales al l0Ag2lkc for steam.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
PONDS EXTRACT,


ltts a mystery 70 most people how a combustion q
medicines pot up under one name can have suhi ciont
curative powers to cure s1 NAM different Diseases, ant
often tue yey boat OF romodies are discarded 'oI
branded as humbugs because they are recommended
10 cure 10 many complaints. THIS nomenclature Of
diseases would seem 10 impB some essential difference
between the a ssases thus distinguished, whereas, they
are really one aud tue same disease, merely differing by
the amount Of Inflammation or irritation in one organ
rather than the other, For instance, from a torpid
state OF tho IlveT We have Jaundice, Nervous and Sick
Headache, Bilious Fever, Dyspepsia, Fever ana Ague.
Constipation. Neuralgia. aud innumerahie complaints
under h,gh sounding names, all arising from 4 disoT
dsfed state OF the liver. Hence, We say, invignrato that
important organ purge out the vtle accumulation With
RObAekis bloc Pitts, ans, once restored N yigut, take
Roback's Blood Purifier Ur stomach hittsTs, aud keep
" porfounins its regular functions, and you will be no
longer troubled WITH ths-e many ailments
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
N WILLIAMS
SENSIBLE ERASER 700
AND PAPER CLEANER,

For the use OF Bookeepers, Artists, Englneera 40
oonntants, Arohitecta, Students and sgepooiy ,tRe
best erasing rubber ever made. TIE .Henslnic
Rraaer con assists OF a piece OF artists extra hne trating
rubber secured hrmly In a convenient holder, On the
ton OF this hOlt Ser Is attached q plush brush Tor rtnnf
Iug any line particles OF dust that MAJ DC oecahi1ncd uy
thS friction 81 the rubber. The rubber used Tor this
eraasr and manor cleaner u manufactured expressly Tor
M M thorouahb purified, OF the finest quality and entire
N froo from that unpleasant grensiness WHICH the ord
tho Manufactured claims that tse better article Tor
ne purpose than has ever been made before. II Is the
mosf convenient Invention ever made for cleaning an
surfaces Of paper as It's shape aud solidity ensures a
duu Fraap n the hand while tue rADidity and aase With
whiob pencil and finger marks can be erased Is sur
pdsing Whea compared with OrmeIbnethoda
Manufactured BY N. BAkGSWlLLlAAS, manufac,
turer Of speoialties for tho stAtiokery aud fancy goads
trade, 40 John street, N. Y, y, OABoK flgi, For sale
By AlStAtign0ra, y deols oow6m
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05

CRoRsArI. Jan 3O.-FLouR quiet, WHEAr-
quiet and unchanged. CORN-NOminali 66@67. RYE
Firm at Sl.lO. oATs-Market, steady at 62@66c.
BArley-Unchanged aud quiet, CorroS-null and
nominal at Csc, PRoyAIoEs-strong prices and
npwsndness, Mess Pork sold At $50 spot aud 33l
at lGc, loose shoulders at l3i Bacon hrmer; at lAk
@lsci Lard In demand at i9A, bat not offered 10
any extent Butter unchanged aud quieti Rggs at
20d2Ic.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 80 -FLoUA-Dull and steady;
Sales OF amber Iowa at 1915. WHEAT-Dull
and weak No. Sl,l9i No. ? Si,iSki No. s tl.044,
OGTs-Nomiual-asiin iBhc, CoRH-Fim, con-
demned &c., rejected nominal at b8e. RYE-0oOd
demand and Arm at tl,l3. BARLEY-sales at ST.
@2,OT. DnSasKD Ho0a-Firm at Sl3,OOa13,2 b.-
MISS P~oRK--UnohAngodi 330.O00s0,b0 LARo-
Firmer al 2Od2Ohc, BUTrRR-Low0r; 2592sc,
Foos-Deciinina 2bc.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05

Or. LOUIS, jan. 30. BREADsrUFEs-Flour bet.
ter feeling. Whcat-Market dun aud unchanged;
u, hO@1, 90. Corn-Market very weak, sales at
69@72c, Oats-AIarket dull and weak Sales
at 5s@62c. R~ye-Lower. Sales ut sl,26@l,27-
~Barley-MaTket unchanged Sales at l,sOtG2. "a tor
prime 20 choice spring, Whisky-Market lower,
Sales At 95c, PRoyIAoRs-Market very arm. Pork
Market AT 81 81, Hacon-Bet;e atli@ 4 &C for
shoulders and 1890 for clear sides, Lard-stcady
Sales at 2O9 2Otc, HoOs-Market hrn. Slog At
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05

CHICAGO, Jan. 3O-~FLOUR-Quiet. WHEAr--
steady; No 2, l,l54@l,i5b receipts 10000 bus.
shipments, 1900 bushels, CoRH-Better demand,
now 5IAci receipts 10000 bushels, ahipments 20..
10 1000 bushels, shipments 10000. RYE-Demand
better with small sales at sl.ls. BARLEY-steady
at 20. Lave hogs active, $40. 6OGll,25i dressed
hrm at 3i3.00dl3,25
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
PREPARE FOR WAR

"In time OF peace prepare fos war, " Is the old
adage, aud there IL no sentence In tho English lau-
guago more expressive, nor one that's 80 applicable
In inuNmerable chsoa. Who II ~ wise aH - know
tho exact moment that that tell destroyer d8suse.
will atack him2 Then be ye ever prepared, have
have the Roback's Blood Pills, Stomach Bittrra and
Blood Purifier at hand, and combat disease sue.
c~rsafully. Sold by all druggists everywhere,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
PRIVATE medical aid. Read DR.. Whittier,
az Kerhaement.


ENRON sn parta 81 the body in Ave minuiea, without
injury 10 the skin nv UPHAM'a D%EPuArORY Pow.
DFR. Ask or send for uPHAM's .DEpUAronY Pow
DIR, and take no other. Mailed 70 any address for
al 81 by 4. d, UPHAM, IFS South seventh street, Phh
adelpbia. Sold BY all d~ruRgists. Ciroulars sent free,