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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28
We be Cut UP
Alive

NJ. Claude Bernard. the President Of tho Frsnob
Medical Academy. inciinea 70 The a-asafui opirie, tbst
there is no such thing aaa science on medicine. and
t y nb y yeioiogy +, S!et f,, nc enly means Of progross
the cruelty of the knife on tho living subject. aud N
Claude BERNARD himself admits that M cutting M 4
live m.nkey he was N unmirned hy the piteons human
cries Of the poor brute that no cunid never ~ n agaip
NJ Olanfe Bernard's sentimenia h1 mo with au,sge.
mont, What does experioncn teach IL tells "a thst
iniall cases ~ sickness hero lisa retention on matter
., Wo'hSlI S-narsetsy whish gsnsly gritle upnn the part
mnra are invariably removed ~ Binndreth's Pills and
Other vegetable purgatiyea. S6mew ritera describe the
matter OF disease asa solute OF eFrlitc nuid. That ID
EXISTS IN the hodg. They represent ihIf hostile dnidss
always existing In n humeu bodY.hnt divided into ANAL
points In the healthy Rt that when tho h0tv refs
disardered they, collect ke dow, aud descend w ths.
purRing erpcls this death principle or portion oil II
VIII, the ovaeuationa' and divides what ~ left into
Theroi Is truth in the above idea, bntat tho present
day snch points" o. disease arc arruing h Httlo loo
ine for the practical inte leet Of the age.
We Know when We are sick that tna bowels rr anfna
being removed, expelled, pursod awav. thsoppresion
Va removed and tha body restored ~ health. Thisi g
the simplest form Of sickness. Gases which havn heou
long standing require the nfno kind o ftrcainonL. nun
" tho directions sre followed. The health fraur. Fof
an Indefinite period you mark an hours ease 10 tho
tSeutytonr N few daysor moro you mark two hourat
then three, thea sN hours then twelve hours; az last
tho, whole tweniyfour hours are marked BY potfoot
haaith. tho condition In which animal o~tistrnrt tau
hish epicymsnt. An this - secured BY vegetable
Powers abound where new ,ul is tutn,d Up. where
staEnant waters are absorbed in tho ar we hrraihf, or
from contagious matttra from an cause coming into
contact win the body. Thess causes invansblt effect
. oson Is in tho body producing fever Ard aFue, or somo
fever, or other form OF disease. But " is stNla
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28
IHE MISSlS0uOl POWDER

Actually cures Cancer and ScrofulonA diaRases Of tue
Skin. See report 10 l.. l. Medical Society Statements
ORtSr A. DuBofa, ia Pearl stFeek NSWH6f oily .noz
I6D tny4 am
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28
POISON IN THE o

And which experience hiss proved is taken out by purs
ina with Braudreth's Pills To-. forty years this uac-
CO has proved 70 30 tue, Tor AZ who have adopted "
drsths Pulls nave como 10 be the most prominent med.
cine OF thq world, and y 70 ouy their merit which has
Increased tho demand Millions of men and women
mainly rely upon them whom thoy arc sick.
IN. TURSrR, OF Savannah, Ga ,sayathAi Bmniroth's
have cured him., and ho believe II used In hisdissase
they would generally cure. Further, that ne has known
uem over thirty years, and has tho highest opinion OF
Their efficacy and innocence.
DR HAZARD, OF Newport X. Ii oHer 10 the Pablo
tho following easy method ~ cure, which hav. seen
In use fr over thirty year., aud which l have over found
ehectuAl in expoiling from tho human ~ ten. within
probably tho primary cause OF mot Of Tho Diseases
As soon as practicable altar the symptoms Of dlscass
decidedly Appear, such a. eirEinesa, . Ia w the head,
stomach, bow els, mock, shoulder, Eyes, back, or side,
Oftsn accompanied With difficulty OF broathinf, tick
moss at the stomach, chlls, fever, diauhea, or other
ing room. and, seated out 81 any draft ofair, beside the
bed, and place his ioat above the anklee IN, = alter, a.
around the legs, 70 exclude tho air sud prevent tho
escape Of the steam. In shout tive minutos whilst tho
water 10 still vtry warm, wipe the. feet dry % quickly ~
possible, and got into a warm bed then take. ga man,
Brandreth's Pills, according 10 the bulk and %constitn-
ton Of the pcrsonD and dunk Immediately after q
molaaaes aud waterl, 40 hot that u can only he drank a
sup At the time. This I have ever found TO produce q
copious sweat. Then lie down, and cover warm, taking
for some ten or twelve houa after the medicine has
| operated, and taking nothing bat water gruel during
that time. lfthis does not cute you within tgeniytour
odsr. do MT Rpwets-. reeiiNct a single Instance
whore this remedy has been applied "a the elrly stages
Of bilious Or iutlAmnatory diseases 10 wh.eh It has not
THOMAS r. NJ. D..
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28
LOVE "a MONEY!.

The Secrets OF Love, or the Charm Of Eden, the
Arabian Love Phlter and Great Secret OF Fascination,
obtained in Egypt lonce In your possession you can gain
the nndyinR love OF any ono you wishO also ten Songs,
ten Receipts, Beautiful Pictures, Nav Arts, How 10
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Address u. y. WOOD, Vernon, New Jersey.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28
NaaES3ENtII55

A PRrvArE CoUFsELoR TO TUE MAHHEp or thoso
~ about 70 many, male or female. In all that pori aims
70 tho, physiological mysteries and revelations 81 the
sexual lystem, with the latest discoveries In producing
and preventing Offspring, how e preserve the compiler
ion In all It's nttractiyenoss and beauty, &c. &c.
. This is an interesting and important work Of over two
hundred pages, written in plain language, with numer
Gus DIAGRAMS and engravingA and contains all that val
liable ormat that EVEN person who is married or
marriage ought TO have, yet, which so few
really possess. 10 uuravels mysteries and discloses
secrets that everybody should know; still N IA a book
that ought 20 be kept under lock and key, and not laid
c%arelossly about the house. IL embraces everything on
the subject ofthc generatiye ystem that is worth know
ing, and much that Ia not published In any ther work
THIS invaluable work viii be sent 10 ANY ne Gree Of
postage) on receipt OF Fifty cents.
Address Dr. Butts Disponrar N. ". corner Fifth
and Market streots, st. Louis Mo-
ES"Noiice 10 he Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Before receiving treatment from amy Of the notorious
"Quaoks' Of this or any other place, who %adyertiye in
the public papers, or using any Of tho almost number.
less "Quack remedies" carefully poruse DR.. Butts
work. No matter what your disease Ia, or how deplOr
able your condition, remember that while II cost you
Fifty cents TO have Il with it's valuable information, Il
may cost YOU, as u has many a life Of hopeless misery,
and regret not TO hayei T..
Dr. Butts can be consulted on any Of the diseases
mentioned in his works from "a. N, to =. M. Ohce
NJ ". corner Fifth and Market street, ~(opposte Court
HOuso,) st. Louis Mo. apr28 iy
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28
Cure of Abram Van Wart, Of Singsing,
of Bright's Disease of the Kidneys

NiNG SING, Oct. "a, lslI
DR. BRANDRTTH-My Dear Sir twHs taken sack
two years ago, with a most severe ruin ~ my right arm
and elbow. De. A, X Hutnan, % Tits place, mo
nounesd Il neuralgia. He treated IL for some time.
bnt he shock nearly killed me,And IreSsNed no bone
p]SrsiyHsd, and @y back and Kidneys t~@rmeptod win
sicians told mo 1 had Bdghts Disease Of the Kidneys,
Thoy treated ma for a long lime, bot huallg pronounced
my case hopeless, othed eminent .physicians ihgn
10 understand that. my cas-. was incurabio. Scat
length | save up al h9pe. thS l9wSr hai 81 my Gea{
Ny bowels were oonstipated from the paralysis, and no
medicine produced a passage, and. my urine was tnn Of
slSS Sfses sister,. saily Ann stioSms, bessed me 70 taks
family many years, with the best eject. mduced Ly
T Tfs sN Spe %s WE'VE hour aVerfards, slightly. L
continued taking nlne even day Tor several WeekAiheir
operation constantly improving. finding m{solt a
great deal better, l diminished tho dose one pill a day,
about i've months ago, 1 took tive pills, a I nine they
commenced operating yg0fopsyi suddenly l p
andNater mixed, several quarts Of which came Away o.
& most disARreeable odor. The neat DAY halt Rofy
faint, and my neighbors came 70 SOC me dle, ny as
soon as the ~faiutness passed ! wasmueh better aud Tor
die hrst time in nearly two years ! was ablo 70 move
and stand upon my legs, Ieonunned nhnN thR pills
and in avory Tow days was abs to walk aorcs,, myroom,
en altogether about nineteen boxes Of Brtndroth's
Pills, aud nON one pill a day h all require. Ny health
3 nearly restored ) ~ app iute Is god and saner
or. Rg nelghb0ra look upon me a some risen Imrst
nom tho dead. and ] desire You 70 publish my case
50 that those suffering rum paraiysts ana hiqnskk ran
THIS ease & eertiasd by all thsioHn OaesuSI
DIR. Brandroth's Principal oaos, BrAndreth House,
New YORK. Sold by all Druggista.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28

LEAVE YOU SEEN THE ENDLESS
IL MATCuf THIS new and Invaluable article,
sufpassug all other matches Tor economy nnd eonveni'
ment per express lines or othe'Wiso, and ia freedom
from damage tn all climates, on land and 500 roadly
commend ita universal use Messrs. j II.
a 90, Petroleum aud Lamp Dealers, el Pearl street.
New York, are sole agents Tor the same m tho unitod
States aud TER torios, 10 whom all orders and CORES
ponhoncn must DO addraasrd.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28

j. N. Gr00sstesH, Founder Of he Old and JdVordbIp
knOBa house Of GrovesteeR q 90. :
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28
NA0

Wounds, Calls Of all kinds. sprains. Bruises. Craet.
Cd Heels, Ring Bone, Pole Evil. Wind Calls, Cal.
lous' SPAWN, Sweeney, Fistula. sltfast, External
Poisons, Scratches or Grease. springhalt. sand
Cracks Lamenoss, Strains. Foandoring Feet. Mango
Horn Distemper, darget IN Cows, Cracked Teats
Foot Rot In Sheep, and many othor diseases moi
dent TO Man and Beast.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28

GILBERT co. cotton 4 aa1
twines an kinds, wool sacks Burlaps, nets Il
eelnes, lenta, covers \ hhgs. 2nIS S. Water n. Chicapo.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28

Dr., Bsspdss,s'; P%.ipGipsl oge', BAHdrsth House
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-28

SENDING IS CENTS, with aee. heivbt
color % eyes and hair, you will receive ~ refura
mail = correct picture Of jour future husbandor Ne
Addres. w FOX. .-
~ Drtver No. 9. Fultonuilo New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILRoAD.-The
frince Georgian OF this week says-"Nr.
Emack, Chief Engineer, was at Upper Mari.
ooro' on wednesday consulting with the local
engineers and settling for some OF the land
condemned. We believe that it has not been
already stated that the court ratified ali the m
qulsitions returned by the Shelif at the jan
uary term, and that the company rs prepared
anc anxious To settle the awards OF the iury
wEnout delay. All along the line we hear The
most encouraging reports of the progress of the
WORK, many OF the sections being now ready,
or nearly so, to be turned over by the contract
ors to the company. The site for the depot Al
baltimore has also been secured
Property is advancing in value all along the
line OF the proposed road. The Prince GeorgiaR
says: y. Magruder. Jr., Esq, as trustee
yesterday sold the dover interest in the real
estate OF Thomas Harvey, deceased, in Bia-
d-nsbuIg dlstric', consisting of about ; acres
of land 10 r. w. W. Bowie, Esq, for 81 Op5
This rs an advance of nearly IUU per cent over
an offer made about six weeks ago. The branch
OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad lead
ing 10 washington runs through this property
Ihe Port i 1oha6 CO Tunes says: We under IA "a
that Mr.. George Cnttie, OF Baltimore CITY, has
sold his fine estate in this county to a company
of Ncrthern gentlemen for the sum of SIS a0
ms Is valuable estate, and b ds fair to bp To-
come still! more SO, the Baltimore and Poto
mae Railroad wiil probably run through II for
about four miles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06
HB.NBoiS 8 Ex1Rsc- OF BuoHu

Huedreds su1er on In silencs, and bunaredso
others spply yainiy to drsssisss and doctors, who
cure or apply remedies whsca maze them .or.e' e.
would not wieh to assert any thing that would do
that .iiscHsf il may Re prodre.d fro~ sHces.is. i
s.bsastion of the powers Of life. by iaborions en-.
stras,ion, tbe use Of tee and coffee, and freaaeu,
Childbirth, - 10 far oftsner caused by direct irri
sanoo, sSssied to the nueoas membrane OF the
When reviewing the causes Of these distre.sius
attendant evils consequent upon them II is but
simple Justsce 20 the subject te snumerate few Of
the NE, health, and happiness Of woasn in sii
classes Of society and whfoe consequently, Affect
man family. The mania ths. exists for precocioas
educstiOn and marriage causes the years that ma
sssted and perverted In tss rsstrSints .f dress ~
the early conn meme Mt Of school, and especially In
With the booy hall clothed, and the mind uniai,
excited by pleasure. perverting in ght rrve'
the work Of destruction is haif scsom pii.h@d ''''
In Consequence OF his early STRAIN upoo her sys-
yGtary retain her situssion in school =, : i..sr
day tina sgrtvstins the evil. When one exci:e
mind morbidIy sensitive 20 Impression wbfie IN.
nos constant restraint Of feskionatIe dress. sssa
nteiJ ioIbi -ing the exerc. t. TN
sttalnnest anu retention of organic health and
sirength, the exposure % night air. the saI,isI
Grange 81 TEN peraIrre; the complete prostrxtto1
produced by excessive isncing, must, OF necessity
produce their legitimate EJECT At last, an early
marriage caps the climax Of misery. and the un
fortaL ate one, hitherto utterly REGARDLESS OF tn
plafL dictates and reHORstrznce- Of her deIicst.
nature. becomes an unwilling srbject @ med,cs
treatment. This L. but a truthful Sic cure OF ff,e
fSeTi-rce OF thousands Of oar yorns womea
Long before the sbiIty u exercise the TN actfan.
81 the eenerstive o. gans, they require an educa
uon OF their o culiar nervous sysrem Composed
OF What IL called tire tissue. whic n is in coIns,o
Nth the female breast and dps, evidently under
the control Of mental emotions and associstjor. q,
sn esrly period OF lite; snd, we shall snh.,-
quenty see. these emo tioas when ssive, lead
leIs before pui erity, 70 habits hch sap the yer
fe Of their victims ere nature has self co IN esea
their development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06


During the week. sndine to-day, cesrs -
been received n the rr-asurS D.par,n-u
from the PriDtng DIVISION. Sssn.Os an FTse-
tionsl Currency.
The amount shipped durtng he sane -
nod WAS NJ follows: To ASS raiit rr-asar.r l-
New Noik SlO.ONo. % As~ss.xnt Tr-Asur@-
- ~ Louis, No. siuo.eNo Y = p-posi.ofy =;
l. ssy,ise, Ny, siu,se; 10 N-'iSazi Bssss
stni 81 L.
The amount OF National Btuk curreucy =
sned cuIIng The week WAS - h,i6L maslGc fn-
total smount issued M "a da-s a. ~ 49,
frm tbs is 10 he deducssd tho tollo stug
amounts Mntilsted balls refurti-i. ~ $50 -iz-
notes OF tnsolvent banks r,7d- m-d ny Ualt-d
Sts'es Ireasurer, So .Sl7: having In actuaI
circols aon ai this daie. s59a. ~.
The amount Of s~cnriil.. n~id nv he Treas-
urer of the Y nited State IN truSr Tor National
Banks, rporfed TODAY. w-r- as fbIlo~s 20
circulating notes, S,i2.5i5.'ss. tor d.posif- o.
public moneys, az, 30 asa. T,sal sssst.,~ Sc.
The amount II r. actionai t,urr-ncy -@d@.su. 4
ana destroyed during the Se.s xas So ~sl-.sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

The CoNDEhNRD HUKDERKRs IN PHILA.
DELrHlA.-Gerald Eaton, under sentence %
death, and to be XeCuted on the 25th instant
occupies the condemned cell usually appro.
priated 10 convicted murderers. The last o..
cnpaEts OF the appartmeLts were Probst anu
Wlnnemore. Since the reception of the de an
warrant, Eaton has been quiet and thoughtful.
MS only complaint being that the Governo-
gave him very short time to prepare for death
''oniy three weeks" At his req uess, his WIFI.
Is to De- a low ed 10 visit him in his cell ever,
other day. minister also visits him, and h..
mas Dad some conversations in regard 10 his
rapidly approaching death, but does not v.
fully realize that his days are numbered, an q
that preparation will be needed TO H. him TO
the final closing seen. in his career
OWING to the occupation of the condemned
cell' by Eaton, George :. Twitcheli il placed
on the third corridor. After the sentence on
Saturday, and his return to his cell i'm prison.
Twitchell gave full vent TO his feelings and
ior about two hours wept bitterly He afier :
wards resumed his usual calm and compose
dfms amor, and, later IN the day, expressed hs
thanks TO those of MS prison keepers and WIS.,
tors who had been kind to him. His wife dlu
not visit him Oh Saturday, Sunday, or Monday.
and be was lett alone these three days to pon. e.
Der on the short future for HIM in TINS worid
Ihi iddsiIhta Letig,r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06
PHALON'S "PAPAIAN L0TIONn
BEAUTIEYINo TIE sKIs AND COMPLEX

REM0yKs ALL ERUPrIONs. FREoKLxs
PIMPLES, MOTH, BLuTOHES, TAN, ETC.
and renders THE SKIN 6OBT
FAIR and BLOOMING.
FOR LADIES In the NURSERY IL 10 invaluable
FOR GENTLEMEN after SHAyINGit has 81 co
"PAPHIAN LOTION" 10 the suiy reli able rem
edy for diseases and blemishee OF the SKIN.
PHALON's sPAPIfIAN SOAP,
for the TOILET, NURSERY and BAT6. will 40
chap the SKIN. Price rs cents per cake.
FLOR DE MAYO"
ssfLOR DE MAY0.n
INV PERFUME FOR THE HAEDKEb
ShIEF EXQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON & SON, Nes York.
te Sly Sold By all Druggt
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lBy Bansers. ana broKer.. rrl.rr,-r

Lewis johnson n 20 2uot- Stocks aud OSuc.
In home and fcreasI markets a. follows
New loRz heb 6.-Firsi SOand-U : e..
e-l, conpOn. ll2, es0's. IoeS. so1 pous. llss,
ieei, coupon, lOss, ISoa coupons, nt, g-t- F.
coupon, new, leo, save, i-67 yospOn, az .
a.&n's, coupons, i0SA Pacihc MNi.Ii6, Orlo &
Miss. Ceruccates. q =; MauPssA- T. Auanre
Mail, none; Canton. &c Cumb-r and. 81
" L. Telegraph q .; QEicksIiS-T, y; B0siS1
Wafer Power, Is N. 4. OentrAI. to- =, Ere.
none do pref'd, none; Hudson. 1851; ksadiEs,
s5A.; Michigan Uerrsl. no.; MicoIxan south :
-rI, 20 p; Illinois Oentrai ls- n; cleveland III
Pittsburg. 81; North west So; 40 preferrea.
% Cleveland and Toledo lu9A Rock Island.
III =; Fert Wayne, Iia, Alton Terra HaD =.
39s Toledo a Wabash. 81; Adams Exp 4.
none: Wells. Fargo q 20. EXP. none. Amerlc a
Ex press, ;ss; United States Esp. none: Me-
chants' Union, 4, Chicago q Aiton. I5s. d..
preferred. i55. Market weak. Gold. Is5 a. - a .
BY Cable.
LONDON, Feb. O. ~ a nt.-Con>ois o3 BcIds,
s64; Illinois. s9s; Erie not quoted.
fRAKKroRT, N O. m--Boods, -.
LIvkRPooL. N a. m.-Cotron marker opru.
buoyant Sales viii reach To- Ol bales. Mldc lag
Uplands, RI; Middling Orleans, I2s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06
WON IAN.

Females. owing 10 the peoGliSr ord tnportau
reiLsions hIC they sust-ln, thr jr pecgEsr
isstlOp and the Offices teey peri Orr5l subject 20
many HeriDgs. freeS0B frU m thess c1ut-Ibatt
IN -uaV De gree 10 tissiE hanpiGess and welfare
for none be happy Sno ere II. kotoaly %
but NJ Of these various female como siuts o
long b. suffered t. rIn without in yolying e. =
Al he aith of the Individual, and long
dscing permsuent SICK ness aud premature decline
Horis u pleasant To consult . physician for the
r.ef of these variOrs delicate sfec tons, and only
upos the most urgsRt necessity will true sOS Az
90 far szcrlhce her greatest charm as to do thi-
The ser will then thank us for placing in thetr
hands sins1le -pec ecs which win be found EN-
eacfoHs IN relieving and curing esEnOst every on.
OF those uouolssome complaints peculiar 20 the
ser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoon's Dispatches.
SLAVERY TO BE ABOLISHED IN THE
SPANISH COLONIES,

MADkID, Feb. 6.-The provisional govern.
ment which has been busiIy engaged in conn
pleting the draft OF new coastitu ,ion, have a,
length succeeded in obtaining from the Gov
ernment ofncials an assurance that their draft
will contain a clause prohibiting slavery in all
the provinces. the method of freeing slaves to
b. left altogether to the Oortes. II rs expected
thar the constituent Cortes will adopt this
srticle CT the new constitution by an over
whelming ms lority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06
MEDICAL. NOTICE

Doctor ]. DEF CURTIS, author Of" Manhood y
Medical Essays on Marriage " &C.. &C begs te
n ttfy hie WashiDgton gatIents, that ting 90 his
extensive practce In Bsltinore he will In fu turG
be able To devote emily the following dsSs to their
interests. and will attend on WEDNESDAY
aLd SAIUhDAY EVENIh2S from to .. m
and SUNDAYS h5D 10 to 4 and TO .. IN a.
NO x22 street. rear Of willard's Hotel
other days 1t his residence, 50 North Charlie,
SPECIALITY -Trestmeut anf erys OF ner yons de-
bility, and all diseases arising from abuses of
system. oc 2i-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER,

This ca and we'll known meAy, which has no
guirtd world wide renow for the cure Of sud len
colds co.shs, etc, weak stomach, genera deoil
lty nRTsiBs sore mouth, car kered m 6urh throat
aver comp Ant dy spspsia Ia ga tion or .np
or PAIN IN the stomach, bowel compis painter
collie Asisile cholera, iarr htr and ffsenIery
lost of its good anne BY repeated tri ala but
cOnttn les 10 9ccupy proi eot IOsItIOn ia ever
family medicine chest "A 1i I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06
THE ACCIDENT TO Hon. GaLusH
GROW

SCRANTON, PA, Feb. 6-The injuries to Hon.
Galushs q row by accident yesterday were no;
serious. though nearly all the clothing was
burned on his person. The car IN which h.
Was riding fell down an embankmen., and
csught fire from the stove. None OF the pas
iepgers Were seriously injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-06

Er-Gov. BROWN of Mississippi. ami VI Sim
rt'l, of the same Stae, We're bs;ore tNa Recon-
struct,on Committee this mornins aud testified
as 10 the condition of afflirs III that State.
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BaI,imer. MarS,,, rs-a.,.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 6.4Cotton very firm; u j.
ding Uplands ~. Flour quiet and inAc.lvs
Wheat dull; sales OF prime Pennsyivsnls AZ
- e'ia-l-S. Corn dull; receipts small. ss.es
firm at 0a75 Rye firm AZ sI.jo toe 90. PORK
firm at s33 Bacon sctive: rib sides. 4 I7s,sf-.
clear DO, lsaaIs; shoulders, l5A; hsm-, 2,--
Lard firm af 2Ic
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ATLANTIC BALLOON NoYAgE-A Sx-s
FronaUt. With an experience Of tw-iN- Yea :
IN ascensions, has recently arrived In -hss
country. 10 carry out his plan OF Crossing "a >
AtianuC through the AR. He has b-Bugh'
with bIm. IN complete readiness, the 0klo5a
IN which he proposes % make has IOurG-F. /.
IS OF a peculiar shape, and tue fOlI0x q :
dimensions IS fee; m height. $50 feet IA diam
ter; capacity for Pas. I25u0 cubic fee. The
car, being made OF bam boo. and In Ibs sn 4E,.
OF a house. resembles a long bamboo hut and
will. tits stated. accom- modate as many pa-s.s- =
gers as desire 20 20 upon the voyage TIE @ro-
Iaut is desirons of starung at as early a cA,s ~
possible. and. at all events, b-fore tue re:arn
OF warm weather. He reason fer this -. rna.
the balloon would suffer a dangerous . - Z,
gas by expansion the heat of warm suns