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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
An INTERESTING FEREMnSY.
A Baltlm ore lady Tekes the Veil.
From the Waehipqton Express. JulV %.

From the Washington Express, July %.
AZ an eprly hour this morning n few
friends assembled in the little chapel Of
the Sisters 81 Visitation conner Of q and
Tenth streets, 10 witness The regular pd-
mission OF q novice TO membership IN that
order. As soon as Father StoDestreet, s..
j., (the officiating c%lergyman) entered tho
sanctuary and ascended Tho altar, the young
lady (who wa about TO leave tho worldly
.entered IN fall bridaI dross, Yoaring o veil
and ornngo wreath, and accompanied by o
Sister Of tho order on either side.
Approaching the railing of tho sanctuary
thoy hnelt az did the small congregation
present, which consisted ot q few WORLDLY
onesT and n number Of Sisters, who occu-
pied their small pews ot the right, and bore
each q lighted candle. Appropriate ro
marks were then made by Rev. Father
Stonestreet. Tho altar iteeh was decorated
md lighted "a for the celebration Of mass.
The. services began with . chant by the
Sisters, and prtyor by Fathor StoneBtrect
The applicant was first questioned ~ TO
whether sho had fully and freely deter
mined 90 leave the world and ontef tho sis-
rerhood, 20 which she uniformly answered
"Yes,' and explained her desire ut length.
Prayers appropriate TO the ceremony
were again offered, and the wreath and veil
tltOWn on hllu t1o WHO uleHS Oh ble nov
leo exchanged for tho dark heavy gown Of
the ordor. Tho hair wa cut and the hood
and veil Of a Sister substituted for the
moro elaborate hond-drcss of n woman OF
tho world. Anin the supplinnt was olcr-
cd o choice between n lie IN the world and
q life devoted TO tho Ford, when she again
distinctly repeated her selection.
. She wps tion told that sho should no
longer DO callod Theresa Courcelle, but Sis
tor Mary Lewis, and that honceforth she
was dead TO the world. Hero (according to
tho ceremony ehe prostrated hersolf, with
her faco 20 tho floor, and her body was Gov
orcd with o black pail, indicative Of death.
A aolomn Chant was sung for some minutes,
while she lay prostnted.
After this she roao, again approached the
reiling, received tho crucifx and n lighted
candle, and further prayers and instruc.
tions touching tho good choice sho Ind
made in devoting herself TO His service
who had snid, "Suffcr little children 10
como unto mo-" The whole ceremony Is
beautiful and interesting, and is hmlowcd
by tho associations which surround Il nom
early time.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
funny storv "a told ~ Gon s

"A funny story is told of Gen. sher-
wood, Secretary Of State Of Ohio. The
General hos a slightly person, and knows il.
Bong at the depot in sandusky a day or
two ago, walking the platform, in a plain
linen duster, he was rather loudly aeooBted
by a friend. An old codger, sitting in a
car near, overheard tho salutalion, and re-
marked to a companion that he didn't be-
"Hello, you'll" yelled the old codger to the
general. "Be yeou the Secretary ofStatgp"
That's what they call me" said the dis
tinguished individual. "Waal, then" re-
torted the old chap, "guess / owe you an
apology" "How 30" asked the Secretary
OF State. "Why, yeou sec, this ere follow
said yeou was the Secretary of State, and l
told him I didn't believe Il; I stuck to II
that you was a hog droyerT'' Tho CONVEX
sation was abruptly broken offat Thu point
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

"A little boy in Danbury, Conn, was
recently engaged in throwing stones at an
empty thu can, whom suddenly il few into
the air with o loud report, and tho little
boy lost no time in gottingout of the neigh
bOrhood. II Ind contained glyeerine, aud
the last stone had struck o portion OF that
dangerous stuff NdhoriDg to the can,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
"A hrmor who had engaged tho seryi

"A farmer who had engaged tho seryi.
cos ofn son Of tho Emerald Isle, sent him
ont ono morning TO harrow q piece OF
ground. He had not worked long before
nearly all of the teeth came out Of the ha.-
row. Presently tho farmer went out into
the field to tako notegof Pats progress, and
asked him how he liked narrowing, ooh"
replied pat, sit goes a bit smoother now
since tho pegs are out"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
4OPRRK row, N. Y.
-PAlNTIRG AND DRAWING,
$1,000 livery Month
S1O0 in Every Town
Prof Hewett's English Art OfPaintme
ana Drawing on Paintings. "a

By thissimpls, yet wonderful art any lady or eantle
man, or anP boy or girl twelve years old, can paint and
draw aiifelike picture Of themselves On any Of tho
family, or any general or statesman, or soenop,i in two
hours' time S72 was made in one day by an agont4 4
in one week teaching it, The bost thing Az no WORLD
urooian or Oriental Paintings In beauty, durability,
and implicitly whilst ihoso require SOME talent this
docs not Any person can botl execute IL and teach
nj. Nov Is the time 10 begin. Get ready and operate
| At your own homes, IN towns, school districts, 40. You
can taaoh I'm elAssos or individually, aud make 9i,OO0.
| Here Ia an equal ohano o for both soEoa.
"Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ga. Your Instruotionk foI
| Landscape Painting, Apparatua, 6o,, Ara al hand aud
have Giyen perfect satAfaeuon ~
Th6a Ohennwoth, travelling teacher, says ittAkea llp
! wiidiiro wherever Introduced, ho having made BlfN
az Hethhuy college. Va, teaching IT. r
al worth Of ohomicala, including paints, apparatus
fof dnluing, 40, will paint and draw 100 oil paintings
or n will teach b0 hcholaru. 4 shall extend the tine q
TOW daysto those desiring 10 leam this nov art. ne
osfyo on ar ayorage 1000 orders a week. N send Iet
teEs accompanying II, many 81 which oanngt ne nhsy.t
= will sond, frOO of charge. ono Ieara ennsonpuon "
"HoWotts Comic aud Literary Monthly, one olthe
neatost aud kpitiast. as vol ny pte,eeauk laMiy n yss
napers pnbiishod ia this country. Thisdoea not mciuds
| ANY thai NAV send alter the number u hlled. Ihere
fpse annlv hi time. BatislAetion gnnrAuteed. fofil
and eon1letO INSTRUCTIONS for painting and apparatus
iheloso ana reun' u 'srot. q. w. HEWETT.
T ID Ron l2d. Alliance, Stark 90. ONO.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

TWNHT TAIN KILINi
n Il both an informal and Extornal Romody.
TNHBPAN KILLRR a
Should DO nsyd NJ tho first manifestation Of God
or Tough,
TuNHE PAIN KILLER
u. Don't fail 20 Keep u in The house ready for nae
TuNBE AIN KILLER ~ az
N a IN almost certain curo Tor CHOLFRA, and
haa, without doubt, heon moro successful la curing this
tOrribo disease than auy other known rnmody, or oyOn
tho most eminent and Hkillfui Physicians In India,
Africa and China, whero this dreadful disease Is oy0i
more OF loss prevalent, tho Pain Killer IN considered
by The natives, A. well A. b. European rOsidonts in
theae climates, q emo romody.
TnNHE PAIN KILLER
10 uHs
TSNHE AIN KILLER
= 70 sold by DruEgiFts aud DOAlera IN Family
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
Thc rondInons of menIth.

~ is idle 10 expect health u the precautions noces
Fhry 10 seoure " are neglected. The human organiBa
ti0n IL a delicate piece Of mechanism, ami requires as
much inioligont care and wAtchfulness 10 keep n in
order, A. are requisite in the management Of tho most
complicated combination Of lovers, wtools and piniona.
At this season Of tbs year the body is peculiarly eensi-
tive because u. In greatly weakened And RELAXED by
the, continuous hoat, Tho shin. in summer Win ~
millions Of poree wide open, IL n very different sort o.
tegument from the compact nbrous covering which 10
becomes under the action OF the winters cold. The
muscles, too. arc comparatively naccld, the nerves
remulous, THO blood poor, and the whelc frauoleaa
ospNhls OF enduring fatigue and resisting disease, thar
n cod veather. Thefs indications Of adopresaA con-
dition OF tho vital forces arc 80 many nnnias ahoAhfo
hints that nature needs reinforcing.
Ordinary etitl ulants will not effect this object, They
tnfnfno aus oAciie, but DO not etrcn athon. Tbs only
preparation which can be depended upon 10 impart
staminal yigor. othe slsteIni snd ershie " IN endure
tho ordeal OF tho heated Term withont giving way undes
The preseufe, IL u~OSrKrrhR'a sfOMAOu mr.
TERbsn tonic aud c~orfective. 20 unro, 20 harrlune, 20
utterly free from the drawbacks which render many OF
the powerful aatringents employed IN medical practice
more dangerous than tho ailmenta they arc employed
10 cure, that " may bo Administered without fear 70 this
weakest female invalid, or tho most delicate child. Tao
~oathatte aud Alternative Vegetable Ingredients, which
arc combined With those nf a tonic nature IN tie com.
position, keep tho bowels modorately trec and perfectly
regular, while tho work Of invlg0raiion Il 10 going on.
Tire nnest blood deVurents whioh the hostal kingdom
affords arc also AMONG ~ cor1ronents, 80 Mat " ro-
cruite purthes and raFulstra the yatem aimulN no0uaiy.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
MATTER OF DISEASE.


A this time, when 80 many arc anIng, Il % we'll
to be rightly advised rs 10 tho management OF our
health. That from within or without there Is gene.
rated in man occadonaliya hmor hostile to his
health Is admitted
BRANDRETK's PILLS
arc hs opponent and conqucror. They mildly but
surely oSpci Impurities FROM tho bowels nnd from
tho blood. This question Of facts proved BY Tho
testimony or mliionV Of men and women. Every
ono suffering from any sickness, especially pains in
the llmbo, low mIrib, headache, costiycnca, colds.
influenza, rhcumalgm, d%izzlnoss, should give ulcm
a trial. Ipoint with confidence to long duration
-
and their widespread reputation as proofs positive
Of their pcrfcc, Innocence and sterling worth.
REMEMBER,
sickness comes from matters hostile IN LcaIth 10
got we'll these must DO removed as quickly 40 pos.
hhlc. for oycy hour thoy arc rotIncd We may De-
-
como worso aud worse. Drudreih's Pills arc surc
and nddrcls themselves to tho work as soon M
swallowed, often curing by a single dose. Inaaac.
tons caused bya too fun habit Of body and IN re.
tcntlon Of natural excavations tLoir uso ~ often
nfc-Gaying An arc concerned 10 know THE: for MI
arc subject 10 sudden suytro attacks OF disease,
whoro ths little knowledge may sayo Lie. Secure,
then, yrNr health by taking ]outimpnritica from tho
blood.
u. BBAEDRErH.
DrnndrothS Pills aro soil by all druggHts. who
universally rccommcn them az sara and beyond
belief curative.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, pRANDRETHH HOUSE,, N. y.
mad dly
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

TIM CunRANT WoRM.-At the horticultu-
raj exhibition IN Rochester, N. Y, re-
Gently. Bovornl gentlemen stated that tho
currnnt worm would not disturb bushes
under which coal ashes were libemlly
sprinlled. In confirmation Of this a cor.
respondent Of tho Express Of that city SAYS:
"Ihat 10 prevent the currrnt slug on cnr-
rant bushes porsona have only 10 mulch
thoroughly oil the ground undor tho hush
es with anthracite conl ashes. This should
bo done lato intho autumn or onrly In tho
spring OF the year, before the bushes leave
ont, 80 tho worm that focds on tho leaves,
after It's growth, drops on and goes into
tho earth Immediately undcr tho bushes. 49,
Tho grub, when ID comes mp to change
into a fly, cannot mako ia way through
This coarse, sharp, gritty ash heap, and per.
ishcs there. Thus far my buahoB aro I'M
molostod by fly or slugs this year, willie
last year thoy wore almost entirely stripped
Of thoir Leaves by slugs. An easy and
choap remedy surely
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
$1,000 s EET E5ias,ni T s9!...s. : I. Jaw Z. 4.

$1,000 oHF EESA ,iaa3pl T S'ls.. Asy ys 9s &c
ModioNI aqulty have pronounced inCmahia, TINT
DR GOLDEN RkMEDfES
BIZ FtbifhUs GOLDEN BALskM No. Il. Y
viii cure bypIiis in it, primary aud secondary giages,
such NJ Old Ulcers, UccraedS fore Throat. Bore Tyeg'
skin fuplionB aud NOrouea Of the scalp, eradicatinq
disougo aud mercury ihururghly 2
DIR. RtOithU'S GOLDEN BhIShM MOI.
WI cure tho third Eingeff Syphittic and Morrufial
rheumatism, olc., and I dofy thoso who Huffor from
Huch diseases 10 obtain = radical cure vdthoutt the an OF
this medicine, Witch, doc not prevent Tho paiioris
from eating and ddpdng shat thoy like.
Price OF either No. ior2 - per bottle, ortVeOh Ofto7 a.
DIR. RIOIAUS GOGDEN ANTfDOTF.
a safe and radical cure lOr Gouorrhsa, GrayaL aud ALI
Urinary arrangements, Accompanied with nnl d,rec.
tiOne Warranted 10 euro. lrioe, - per bottlo.
DR., RiOif6USG 0LDRN ELiXiF bKM6UR,
a radion euro iog General IlohiuB in old or yonng.
impartiug unursy 20 thee who bnyo lea a life Of rensu,
atty Price, e5 pur hctlo, or two bottles 81.
On receipt Of price, b. mail or Express, these reno
de. will 10 ehippod 70 any place. Prompt attention
paid TO all correspondence None ronuinn v ittoutths
nane Of Dir RlQllAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES.
DIR ade prourieior, blown in cltsao i
bottlea. Address, -DR. ID. ~. RiOHARDS.
no. ~ Narlck st., Now No4k.
OHioo hours from o. n. 70 y. /. Orculnft sont-
Ocfros ndonu ansWgod' tohgly
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
CURE YOUR u
bALLEN's LUNG BALsAM.

WHIT THE UUIIUH0 Nh
Amos Wooliy, NJ -, Of Kosciupka %, IudlAna, nayu
For throe yehrs past / have used Aliens ipug UalsRm
oHlonsfVoy In ray practice, and I AN Satisfied there 10
no bottor medicine for lung diseases IN uso."
Isaac X. DorAn, NJ. D., OF Logan o., Ohio. sayu,-
Aliens Lung bnlsam not only cells rapidly, but gives
psrtect satisfaction IN evoy caso within my knowledge.
Having confidence IN ~ ard hnoviug that N poaA ea-s
valuable medical utorcftlss. I frociy use N IN my daily
practice and with unboundod Hnoc0ss. AZ au expOoto.
have ever got known"
ps. Fletcher, OF Missouri. sayst Of rscopmond yon
Bhlaam in preference 70 any othor medicine for Oongha
and n givoa BatisfaOtiou."
ALIENS Lung Dalqam H. mo remedy % euro all Lnpg
and Thr0hi difficulties. Itahould no thOrouahiy testid
before using any ether Halsam. 10 VII cure whom an
othera fail. Directions accompany each bottle.
in. HARRIS a COs Aoia propria,
Sold by all DruggisA Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold Al Milwaukee by n. Bosworth a Sons, GreoneA
Baton Rice 4 Rising, Drake Bros D0hmen, Schmidt
Do, aud all Milwaukee Drugsists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

Mossra. NOLAN q BRos., Wholesale Druggistr,
Wheeling, Va, say, under date nf July ~, 1866, that
they can safely recommend the dargling OIL for
moro diseases than Il Ia recommended for.
From J.. x. FIsHEp, Uniontewn. Pa, June 81,
is87.-Your darglipg ON Ia doing much boltor hero
Than formerly, since Its ylrt1ea have become
known, and the bottles put mp for Family Use,
without stain, are much sought for.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

"A Rope-antic Animel-Tho Popo'f
LTquitl oss Dcmonstations-onhq
Riots m esa rrfr odd
1.-The sbam-rocks mostly WON'T in hats
nowadays are bricks aI ut
An excellent oor.toon Tho whisHing
ofn locomotive. nr
Why IN n mousse like a load Of hay2-
Because the cath oat it
-OfR all tho dust thrown into mons owes
gold duBt ~ the most binding.
Tho shoe. trade is said 20 be 30 brisk
That goods arc socd as fast es manufactur-
od.
Every young couple who desin 10
mako n good start IN Iifo must keep two
bears IN. the house. and feed them we'll
bear and forboaY.
'Pap0, what Is humbug?' at is,' re-
Piled papa. "whon mamma protends 10 bo
very fond Of me, and pats no buttons ON
my shirt till reminded Of IL n dozcu times"
"A man whose wife is n womnn's.riahtH-
OF, has ordered n gravcstone, on whichis
engraved, "Let us have peace" lie ays
no don't oaro whether II o. ctcctod overher
or him. 0f
An itinorant, preaching on tho deprn.
witty Of the age, said, the little children
who could mother speak nor walk wore TO
DO seen running about tho streets cursinq
md swearing. H'
In buying eggs by tho dozen wc have
TO pay M much for small ~ for large ones.
An elderly Indy avoids being cheated Inv
this way by carrying TO market n board
with q carefully measured hole in IL, and
viii buy no egg that presses through H.
President Grant n credited with n ioho
nt long Branch A gentleman. inmous for
his hospitality, intimnted 20 the President
that he would like 10 bo minister to Cork
Hrnnt promptly responded that he did not
know any N 10 we'll qualified for tho
place, for no man had n better reputation
for ministoring TO corks.
"A worldling was onco visited in his
Illness by n woll-menning but dolotoua
clergyman, who disfgurcd his oountennnco
md wore n facc Of perpetual mourning.
AS bis sad yisage appeared in the door
way the sick man started mp and exclaim-
cd: "Why, what's the matter with YOU?
You look rs ifyour religion didn't agree
with your
"A pious woman In great distress told n
poor lady to whom sho applied for assis-
TANGO that she could not wash dishes OF 20
to market for aho had mover done such n
thing for hor1elf but she would be willing
to do tho lady's reading and praying for n
dollar n day and two good square meals"
II Is unnecessary 20 say that her services
were not required.
p. D. Hawkins has started n paper at
Boise City, Iowa, and the following is his
introduction: '1Salutntory-We hnvos SHIRT
cd q paper; name, Capital Chronicle; prin-
ciples, Democratic to tho hilt; object. 20
mnSo n living; office, on Main street, about
800 yards below tho Overland Hotel, op-
poaito an old oyster can In the road; and
VOL run il or bust"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13
TO cONsUMpTIVEs.

Advertiser, having boon restored 10 health n a
tow weeks, ~ avoU simple romody, after having snffer.
Cd several yoau with a severe lung Affection. and that
dread diaeaas. Oonsumption-is annious 70 make Known
70 hh fellow sufferers. tho means Of cure.
10 al who dosire ~ he will sond . copy q the pro.
uodption used Oros Of charged. with tho diroojous TO-
prepadne sud uelng the enme. which iiey will ind
suHA OURHiFoH ~OoNeuMpTtor. AHTInfA, BnorCut
It's, oto. Tho object Of the ndvorlisori 10 sending hs
Prescription r. 70 benefit tho afflicted, and spieadm
formation which no ooncoivos 10 DO Invaluable and no
bopea evorv sufferer will ny bis remedy, "a II win cost
thom nothing, and may provo a blessing. GO
Parties wishing tho prescription, will plcaso addoesa
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. King County, Now York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

From DR. J. \. TRBnF1d, Warren Ind, March 3,
iS5G-I am engaged IN the practice Of medicine.
and nnd your dargling OH an oNtromoly efficient
r. indicated.
From Or. a. II. NrAt, Burris. IOWA, Dec. 10, 1864.
i have VT uoei medicine In this county seven
years aud chcerfully recommend your Dangling Oh
as tho best linime Ia uso,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

Extract from a lottor from }. :. Pratt, dated
Quincy, Chautauqua Co., N. y, August ~, 1851
Ihave boon acquainted with your medicine tGarg'
ling ON for tho last fourteen years. II has proved
q sure euro for Foot Rot In Sheep for which ! sold
the last bottle and have calls almost daily for more.
Please forward as soon az convenient.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

PIMPLES.

The undersigued VII okeerfully natl tFREF) 20 Al
who wish u the Recipe hndfr bill direetions Tor prepsrtfr
and using asimglonqd Beantiful vcqefabls Balm
that will tminedtatag reuDve Tan, Hrocttes, PIN
pies, Hl0tshea, and al ~eruptlons ard impuIities OF
the skin leaving tho same soft, oloAr, smooth And beau.
thul. lie will also send (FREE) Instructions for pro-
duolng, BY very simple means, a LuIunIAHr oRoWrH
OF HAIR on a bald hend or smooth face In lees than
tnirty days from first application. The above can be
o1tained by return mail By addressing -THOa. 4.
oHhthAN. Ohsmist, 1876 Broedwsy, Nov York
= V.DohoiH u Nf AMnE
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

From On. I. W. kLLrs, GA, Jan. g, l5o9.-u
could rccciyo both hoses OF tho Oargling oil II viii
not be too much, M ! think I could Roon tlnd Bale
for II all, tho inquiry being frequent since II 10 sup.
posed that ] Layo Il for sale.
From Or. wN. 4. MoOlLL, Ohamois, Mo, Nov. a.
is5s.-Yuur Gargling Oh ~ taking the Hlino on
from oil the linimcnts Of tho day. II You desired
lhom, I could procure dozens OF cortihoaioa from
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-13

'ENhE only porfeoto cure o rPLEs, Of all kinds, AIs,
LffnpsY, sdnOFVIA, SAT- RItNuid, and all die
naHof 81 tue nktN aud BLOOD. Internal and ertoruaf
re Eniiroy S%ereiahle. Used 40 tho ~lIospitHis OF the
oid aud Rev N0dd. In oasoof failure, 4 anth0riss An
doaiot9 10 refund Tho money and charge u back 10 mo.
~ failures for over ton years. Prepared by u. u.
tOMl,ih, Chemisl, Boalon. MAsa STA bottle, Sold-
eVerywhoro. Send for Circulars FREQ.
The weekly standard., 1869-10-20
For the STANDARD
Letter from Charlotte.

DEAR STANDARD: Our election for Sena-
tor is over, and the Republicans are defeat
ed. The sham-Democracy of our county
seem to think the rebellion still in the ascen-
dant-that they are the State, and that they
are going to have things their own way
once more. Perhaps the next thing you may
hear will be the putting of the fingers Of
women and children under the fence to
make them tell how their husbands, broth
ers, &C., voted as they did in the days of the
rebellion in certain portions of the State, to
make them tell where their husbands, BROTH
ers and sons were No doubt the will is
good, but the flesh is not quite strong
enough yet. Let them get control of the
State, and then we poor deluded devils that
dared, in the light of the nineteenth century
to vote the Republican ticket, may look for
our hole in the ground, six by two.
4 We feel sorry for those of our citizens
who made an honest effort to elect citizen,
and one who might have done something for
the county in the Legislature. We wish
them better luck next time. Poor old Neck
lenburgl In all your broad territory there
was not one of the sham-D Democracy whom
you would trust to fill the place of the
great and good Osborne, and you had
to go to Rowan for one on whom TO be-
stow that honor-a second edition of Mr..
Robbins, without his ability. Some Con-
servatives objected, because they did not
consider him citizen. But then be had
received the nomination, ard they must
vote the ticket. Poor fellowsl they will
find many bitter pills if they attempt to fol-
low in the footsteps of the present sham
Democratic party. "a
Many were induced to vote for Colonel
Jones on the charge that the Republican
party is responsible for our high taxes. This
every reading man knows is false. Had
there been no rebellion there would have
been no high taxes. Had there been no Demo-
cratic party in the South, there would have
been no rebellion, Hence, the Democratic