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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-06
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AFFECTIONS,
B"RANDRETH'S PILLs

p euro you. or twenty, they will cure you IN Ioas time
than ny any other method aud At vastly ieaH orponsa.
hhould your nokneha commence with dinrrhoaa. with
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BhAhpItRrHB PILLS arc tho host medicine for
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The Empire triumphant

The auperlor merits Of these Sewing Machines are
.n0W established beyond a question, rhey tako the first
prizes ~ every fair Tor simplicity, Durability aud Speed.
The stitches arc unif1rm, alike on both aldoa. The
Agents %requirodi liberal discounts allowed. Send
or circulars, samples DO, 10 the principal once,
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WM.A. PONp "a

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BAND INSTRUMENTS
~ Brass aud German Silvor, warranted correct IN tono,
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VIOLIN STRINGS.
We keep the very choicest and best strings that Aro
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Sheet Music and Musical Works.
Oar catalogue. onbfsoes over Biz thousand dilor6nt
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-06

From EEos MATHER, Mfddlspori, y. T., July ~,
is6O.| purchased a bottle Of your dargling on Of
your agont, A. 8. baker. at Mlddleport, aud ~ yet
have used but half OF II, i think It has given noe
moro relief I'm lease Of severe RhanmAtism. Of long
standing, than anything 1 have ever used before.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-06

Always inquire FOR kERoHANT'S 0ELE-
BRATBD GARGLLN0 on. and take n other,
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before the fire or some warm Substance.
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The Gargllng OH has boon in use al a FnimenI
for thirty-siK years. All we ash ia a ENr trial. bui
be sure and follow directions.
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TINE Ml8SlSOUOI POWDER

Actually cures Cancer and S~crotulous diseases Of The
Skin, Bee report 70 L.. J. Medical Society, stalslnanla
Of phyaioiana In circular sent free on application 10
onAs, A, DUBOIS, la street, New York city, Bon
1908, myi 8m
, 1869-11-27

Senators Chandler and Ramsey are
in Paris. The latter will leave
about the 7th for Rome, having been
successful iu his efforts 10 conclude
a postal treaty.
A Herald's Paris special says it is
currently reported 10 political circles
to day that the Emperor has aband.
oned the hope to rearrange the min
istry, or of forming an entirely new
Cabinet al present 1t is said, after
the meeting and organization of the
Legislstif body on the 29th, be will
proceed to select a Cabinet, choosing
for officers men who can command
q majority of the votes in the Cham
Der on the most important questions :
ROchfort is now regarded as Ger.
tain Of being chosen to represent the
FIRST electoral district of Paris.
The troops in and around Paris
are being quietly concentrated at
different points, but the prospects of
popular tumult or disorder is re-
garded as quite remote.
, 1869-11-27

town, SIG, 900; to the Essex Iuetit,
ute, at Salem. $4,000 I; to the lib
rary at Thelford. Vermont, $1,000 !;
to the Massachusetts, Historical Soc.
iety, in Boston, $4,000; to the
Peabody Institute Of Archaeology, at
Cambridge, sl50,ooO; to found a
geological branch at Ysle College,
sl5O.O0O to the Peabody Institute,
at Baltimore, the additional gilt, al
luded to above, of $500, 900 to the
Maryland Historical Society. s2O,s
900; to Kenyon College, Ohio, s25,.
900; to the Southern Educational
Fund, 81, 100000; to which sum he
has added within few weeks an
additional million, for q library in
Georgetown, District of Columbia,
SIS, 900 ; making altogether consid-
ersbly over three and half millions
of dollars. besides an additional gift
to the Peabody Institute at DAnvers.
Of bis relatives in America he was
not unmindful, distributing among
them sl,4OO,OOO. During the re-
belIiOu he bad also given $4,000 to
the Sanitary Fund.
As was once said of another,
Heaven gave George Peabody length
of days, and he filed them with
deeds of goodness.
, 1869-11-27
We Me- n Business,

B9r Our Stock Of School Roo..
Stationery, which $ expected dsSI. Aes
added. "''n ifeigaI
Schools suppliedvith SDell.,, s,.,. i.
10 % cents EACH Copy Books 2s - Ss..s .
LIST Readers 50 cents each; "a do Az A. y
each Sd do Sl25 each an ~ " a., NV
each 9th do $500 each. Aim S.o|
aud Geography same as ,As Rs.dsH
writing Paper from 25 to SO cents ns,
quire. 1@ GREESBAcK PRIcts yer
b6r We will sell Books and Si.,,o
cry to all customers, AT RETAIL, at low
rates than San Francisco or Porllsnl
prices (Walla Walla trade to the cos'
uary notWithstandingl. We have mad
permanent arrangements with all NJ
PrlneiPal Publishing Houses in the Ia,
Tor a term of years, and our hcilitiS-
are sucn that we cannot be under,oid
oy any House on the Pacific Coast II
, 1869-11-27
Notice to Emigrants

THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE 4
i Walls Walls, UmatillS, Ysks9
and Stevens counties, with the only 4
fetal and complete maps and Plsu' |
located at this establishment. You ca
have all the benefits and necessary ~
formation gratis. Homestead and Pr'
emption Papers made out with Isg
advice, FREE OF CHARGE.
You will be furnished With Gene,
Merchandise for your family use, iGf
first elk months, at less than retAli -
ces. pd5- No stone lsft unturneG
the advancement of Walla Walls
ley. -Ra NIL. VIII
A description of Walla Wslla 'AIs
and resources, for sending 70 yoy
friends in the East, furnished, on APPi
cation, free Of Charge.
, 1869-11-27
Notice to Clients /!

A LII BUSINESS appertainiDg to th
II several Departments at Washing
ton, LETT With me before December ID
will receive my personal attention, 81
sisted by the legal fraternity OF Ii
East.
A GENT FOR SILVER'S PATEN
n Excelsior Broom Fastener 81
Handle. Every Farmer his own Broo
Maker. Call and examine this valuab b
invention.
DAG CARPETS FOR $500. J vi
IL supply you with a new Patent NJ
chine for making Rag Carpets, witbo'
the aid of thread and needle.
, 1869-11-27
To Newspaper Readers.

VoU can make arrangements BY cal.
Il ing at the New Book and Variet
olore, to receive the Portland Oregou'
IAN, herald, and Evening Commefcis
az cost, or less than IS cents per weeh
ALSO, San Francisco and Sacrament
Journals furnished at IL cents eact
TINTED STATES Postage STAN J
~ furnished to customers for Lev1
Tenders, at face.
MO DISTINCTION MADE b.tv.s
In Greenbacks and Coin for oood
now on hand q. This establishment
old SANTA CLAUS viii sn,sIv =,
" tablish himself in eoaAec,iop vii
this business, and on o. about Chris,
mas and New Years will astonish on
numerous patrons with an endless var
ETY. of Holiday Goods, never before s.t
10 Washington Territory.
, 1869-11-27
Oregon State Lands,

NOR UMATILLA COUNTY. The o
l. dersigned is now prepared With Q
fetal blanks and Instructions for appI
cants wishing to select or purcha
State Lands in said county. Seih4
already occupying any Of such laO
without having complied With tbs
quiremenls Of law, are liable 10 hd
their improvements. No residenss
Improvements required to perfect iia
B3 All persons having land buS
ness doue through Be will be enIiu
to use my Solar Compass free Of chargl
, 1869-11-27
GEORGE PEABoDY,s GIFTS.

OEOhOE EEAbODH'S GlETSs
The late Geo. PeObody was one o.
the most successful bankers of the
day. He made an immense fortune
BY his shrewdness aud his business
tact, and his honesty. His fame il
almost worldwide, because, out ol
his abundance be did much good to
mankind. While the Rothschilds Of
Europe, and the millionaires of Am
erica may die, moulder aud be forgot.
ten, the name of George Peabody
will live, and the record of his good
deeds endure forever. Not for his
accumulated wealth, but because be
used that wealth well, will be bear an
hOnOred name iu history.
Mr.. PeabOdy's gifts to the English
poor brought from Eugland's Queen
a letter of acknowledgment. His
statue, erected by his English admir-,
ers and Eugland's gratitude for muui.
6ceut gifts to her poor, was but
a few days sincs publicly unveiled in
London.
His gifts to the United States
we're more than princely. To Phil.
lips Academy in AndOver, he gave
900; to the NewburypOrt Lib,
rsry, $4,000; to building a new
caurchiu Georgetown, Massachusetts,,
100000; to q library in the same
, 1869-11-27

ENTIRELY TOO SENsITIvE.-An
Eastern paper says that Beast But
Ter is the most sensitive man in
America. He is reported to have refus
ed to send his children to a certain
school in Massachusetts, because the
pupils were required to bring their
own knives, forks and spoons.
, 1869-11-27

GETTING THEIR EYES OPEN
The cOlored people of the South
seem to be gradually opening their
eyes to the rascality of the carpet
baggers, which has always been fully
understood by the whites. The
OhalestOn Record, the only news
paper in the country, we believe
that is owned and edited by a colored
man, in an article on the "mean
whites" who hope to profit by an
afhliation with the negroes, uses the
following pointed language:
The colored people have. been
sold often enough, and have come to
the conclusion that adventurers with
white faces and black hearts shall no
longer belle them and fatten of their
stupidity. Not one Of these scamps
will ever nisrePresent them at Wash
ington."
, 1869-11-27

It can thus be readily seen that ibis
Valley viii at 10 distant day Be
called upon 10 furnish fruit for sup.
plying the country beyond. Other
matters within the scope Of this sub
ject, for want Of space, are laid aside
for the present.
, 1869-11-27
The Court House Avoided.

The use of a splendid Law Library
and legal sdTice, to t6Oss who eAn0oI
agree, free of charge: ...,,..,;o.
under our Territorial Laws, without tn'
aid of Court or Jury, saving great ex'
nenss TO the county and contestants.
, 1869-11-27

NOVEL FIsHING.-A new method
of catching fish is being practicea iu
Carson river, Nevada Cartridges
made of Giaut powder are thrown
into the river, which explode in the
water and kill or stun the fish so
that they can be picked up at leisure.
, 1869-11-27

PURITAN CHARITY.-A Boston
clergyman complains that his people
clasp their hands so fervently in
prayer that they don't have any luck
getting them open when the deacon
comes around with the scraper.
, 1869-11-27


giving way Of bridge now building
across the Ohio River at Louisville,
KY.
Governor ClaHin Of Massachusetts,,
is said to have lost $50 900 lately BY
the failure Of St. Louis firm.
The Emperor of Russia viii spend
a part Of tho Winter at Cowes. Isle
Of Wight, and Nice France.
An unknown man has been found
hanging BY the neck 10 the brush
near Hudson, Wisconsin. The flesh
had all disappeard, and 10 one claims
the body.
A Fashionable woman the other
day undertook to make a sixty dollar
bonnet for herself, and did 1t at
cost Of two dollars and City cents.
Whisky aud cards we're the cause
of the last disaster on the Mississippi
by which over 200 people were sent
to their long home. Ponder it well.'
Mrs. Julia White, an old lady of
l03, died at Charleston. Mass, the
other day. Sunday previous she
attended church.
Austria has dead beat travelling
on the strength Of bis relationship to
Ulisses. His name is Lewis Grant
and be processes to be certain be is
at least nephew.
There is a muss rising about the
pedigree Of Dexter, the latest claim
being that he is a Hambletonian.
We are looking for an article on bis
'True Life" by Harriet.
While q clerk in the Boston post
Office was stamping letter last week
it exploded, iDjuring his arm severe,
ly. The letter contained a quantity
of percussion caps.
A waiter girl at Keokuk, Iowa,
will have her name sent down to
pOsterity in a halo of glory, &c. She
busted the head of a colored radical
who tried to reconstruct her.
Dirty>work Logan is down on
Grants appointee for Secretary of
War. This is the only thing that
makes us think the new Secretary
may be comparatively honest.
Some person has presented Ida
Lewis with $50, travelling trunk.
She bad no more use fer it than the
Irishman who was asked to buy a
trunk. "Fhat, and go naked?' said
be.
At Stoughton, Wisconsin, a band
was waiting to receive Governor
Fairchild, but they made a mistake
and escorted an agent for a Mil
waukee whisky'bouse to the hotel.
An idiot named Adam Badeau has
taken rooms at Washington for the
winter, to write the Life of Grant
He would have done it last summer,
but couldn't head him off anywhere
An invalid disturbed all the in.
mates Of his boarding house recently
BY immitating a dog. When asked
why he did it, be said he had been
ordered by his physician to use Port
wine and bark.
An old farmer reports a very fair
growth of corn in his section this
season. He states that in July it
was so dark between the rows that
he was obliged to carry lantern to
see to plow it out.
The Cinnamon engaged to work 90
the Council Bluffs Railroad bridge
will be valuable hands, it is supposed
There will be only one drawback.
Irishmen will have to be furnished
to do the lifting.
A Cleaveland paper has made a
deadly enemy of all citizens of Mills
wsukee, by the following: Mil
waukee, having built hall that is
too large for the place is now trying
to raise 800, 900 to make it smaller.
A collection of twenty-five pins,
very we'll made, has just been placed
in the Louvre. They we're found in
the subterranean vaults of Thebus,
and we're made more than three
thousand years ago, showing that the
modern invention is only a re'envenN
lion.
, 1869-11-27

THE undersigned is General Ara
l. for Washington, Idaho Montansa
Oregon for all the Subscription Bod
published by the leading houses of n
York, Boston, Hartford, and PhilSi|
ph'a. Agents wanted.
General Agent for Lloyd's, Watts
and other Map publishing House.
New York. Agents wanted.
, 1869-11-27

plying the country beyond. Otner
matters within the scope Of this sub
ject, for want Of space, are laid aside
for the present.
Democratic GaIns-A Glimpse Of the
Future.
Considering the large majorities
for Grant 10 1858, the result Of the
fall elections for 1869, generally, are
not aattering to the radicals. The
democracy, although beaten, have
maintained an uuLroken front, and
covered themselves with honor.
They have fought the battle nobly,
and are only now resting on their
arms till they recover strength to
measure swords once more with the
common enemy. Iu proof Of what
we here assert, let US, for moment,
glance at a few Of the States in.
which elections have been held this
fall, and compare the radical major-
tiles now with what they were last
year. In the State of Pennsylvania
Grants majority was 2S,S9S. This
year Geary's majority for Governor,
obtained through fraud and perjury,
is only 1885, difference in favor
of the democracy Of 24,S02. Not
bad years work for a party that
has been pronounced dead and
damned hundred times.
In Ohio last year Grants majority
was Al, ,42S. This year Hsyes's ma.
jOrity is only 7,42O-leaving a ball
ance in favor of the democracy of
94,00S, which gives them a splendid
margiu.in that State as the result Of
one years labor, and speaks most
hopefully Of the great triumph that
will be achieved in the Buckeye
State a. the next election for Presi.
dent by the democracy.
In New York, at the Presidential
election last fall, Gov. SeymOur's
majority over Grant was only TO-
900. This year the democratic mas
jority has been increased to about
$4,000, and may even reach above
that figure. This shows the people
of the empire State are wide awake
and tired of the iniquitous rule Of
radicalism.
West Virginia, which last year
gave Grant majority of 8,719, goes
democratic this year by a handsome
majority. Kentucky and Tennessee
and Virginia. and Maryland, all
speak 10 tremendous majorities
against radicalism, while in the pet
States of the niger party their ma
jorities have been enormously reduc
ed. Maine, which gave Grant 28,-
O39 of a majority in 1868, this year
only adheres TO radicalism by about
II, 900 while Iowa, which sung the
praises of Grant and niggerism to
the tune of 46,359 majority, now
gives them but about $4,000. And
so with all the States that have held
elections. The democracy have gain.
ed heavily aud the radicals have lost
This don't look as if the democratic
party was dead, but holds out the
prospect Of 40 inevitable and glor-
ious triumph in the future. That
the next President of these United
States will he a democrat there is
not the least doubt; because the
figures of the late elections pOrtsnd
it, and are the handwriting on the
wall, speaking the meme, meme, tekel,
upharsin of the radical party.
Why, then, should democrats be
discouraged There is no reason fol
it under heaven. Let us, then hold
up our heads like men, and fight on,
nobly and bravely, aud we shall fn-
ally wrest victory from our enemies
and perch it upon our own glorious
banner forever.
/
, 1869-11-27

DIsTILLER's OoNvENTIoN.-The
distillers of Bourbon whisky made
arrangements to bold convention
at the Phenix Hotel, Lexington, Ky.
on Wednesday last, the Sd instant.
The object, as set forth in the call of
tbe convention, is to enable the dis
tillers Of Kentucky "to discuss the
present condition aud deliberate up.
on the future prospects of The trade,
and promote and furter by all favOra.
BILE means the interests of those en-
gagged 10 the distillation Of Bourbon
whisky 1t is believed that, al.
though the trade is depressed at pres.
sent, this convention can do much
to aid and benefit the distillers.
, 1869-11-27
Real Estate,

DARTIES having Lands for Sal
i Commission Business, Collector
made, &c. can have the same attended
promptly for One.half the usual charge
at the GreeDback Store.
, 1869-11-27
The Great Resurrection Plan

From the Tropics, is now on exhibitor
(the first ever brought to this country
at the Greenback Store.
Agent for leading Fire Insurance Cou
panies, and the Manhattan Life lnsuf
ance Company of New York.
, 1869-11-27
Special Notice !

DISAPPOINTED applicants for hign
~ official positions, can learn tn'
grand secret Of obtaining such, BY cal
Jog at the Greenback Store. (Stric''l
eon6dentisl.) No fear of removal eS
fore term expires.
H: PA ARK f r.
Notary Public and Commissioner ol
Deeds for States and Territories.
Walla Walla, ls52-ls7O. :,
P. S.-A new Patent, invented y
Boston during the great Peace JuoIf
excitement, for ins1ructing those :.
are continually meddling with ~
peoule's domestic aud business sa
For further particulars, enquire o.
n. PARKEE-
, 1869-11-27
Garden Sneda

WE HAVE MADE ARA ugem,d
w with the Principal Seed Vi.
Houses of New York and Pbiladelpd
to receive Fresh Seeds by Railroad.
Noisy CARRIER Association