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GEORGIA is certainly awake on The cub
jcct Of cotton manufacture. Ia every con-
siderable town in tho State the papers are
urging the people to iuyast their money in
cotton factory, aud iu very many iusan
ccs the movement b.. been begun with an
carres'ness taat is Il sale augu.y OF sue
cess. la Savannah, Nc nnticc the erection
ot ex xchsive coLton mills has been under
taken hy responsible parties; and it is I'll o
in ccatenplalion to Ike the splH,.di' bu:li
ing ereclcd by Messrs Lunar. L,w AID
Lers for Touring mill, shd recoustruc.
it to suit the new purpose. Large cub
scriptions have already been made, aud the
papers of our sister city arc very sanguiue
cf the success Of the enterprise.
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ToIberl'. testimony.

We have no hesitation in declaring our
belief that the deposition of VIM. z. Toll
bert, which we publish in another column,
however accurate it may be in respect to
his own part in the killing of Randolph, is
o tissue of Misrepresentation, so far as 1T
pretends to describe the state of society in
the up country during the recent political
campaign. We shall be little curious to
sec how the Republican law officers Of the
State mean to deal with this confessed as
sassin, who has shown himself so Jealous
and plant witness in defaming the people
Of his State Fiat justitia, r"ot eoelum !!
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nJ Li:-SI. LIT, t,LT 1OEk,
AJvc;il.:.r Il. 1861.
UpoLr1lo WOLF, Esq, F.rssni
D,a. Sri .l.o ,n ic c.icmiitIl examination o.
s.l.j,c I'll YOU Sc!iiciI;.l .CIn.pps, with lac IN
icu ~ darf7..li:l /; aay for H.. u hjdrioIs
s,:!rt. .au Dccn d.ic 10 til siipc disL..ed splits
1lc cx..uI:a.io:i l:s resulted ~ ihc couc.Gsl"h
th:s The sA.r .r coaL:.ucd oroisono Is vr Ii rlai
lduliy.u;c. have Cell uJ2b.c 10 discover III.
Luce o. lis ,ir.aic:i0us suJsaice. wl:ii "io U..
ployci III ti;o L .ii!lc.t.i.on vi liquors. #-Ui EG
,vsii-e myself or - rccJinin' III TO o.icis,
iur llcdr.!:al ruilos s. the oc.ica.in >cnui!.s
al exc. !c.!t un unobjctiouabic variety Vi Biii.
Te.y respectfully yours,
t:i.ncJ,) CHao. A. aEELY, Chemist.
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YANDO FERTILIZER.

TIE WANDo IlIEING End 8ANCFAcTURlNG
COMPANY offers to tho rlan.crs ard Farm ,rs of the
South their Fcrliizcr. known as tho eva. Do FER
TILz F." which .ic c...er eacc ct the pas. season
has ,rcYcd ID Le one of the moat va'ah,a IT. urI
market 1. h:i for lis base &c u,a.e!as f.oLa tle
phcc !la:o te;!s O. tI:a rcfn,.;ny on 'slc River,
and is irepaled at t',er'worlj nj Ike As! END Ci'
uAaEi--iE..:'! n this rity. II % ,!c! 20 qua III
is uniformity AMI ,.air It's 5iSh sandr,!. s:a
onl cny i;rs made arrangements III i:a disi:-:-
sa: he'd Clcniis iJr. C. U. >U' IH: D H.. wlo
car flly aiaI! zcs 3, 'ac a,al:oai1ca - e!
teri / u:clasad By The ,iila:,', Ike pre-. 1.c.
Fertilizer, bsf,c bc n. ;i..:: 1, IL sac ,ho 'on-
parry is oso.ycG 10 mako all a!!,c ylth :rovo
to 10 Com .ict. Manwrc" ~. :; VI c;.iilc sAlis
lection.
For ierms oirrli;ars and 9TH iaior:n !ian apply
to wN c LUZ & C :, As,.t',
No. ou ii .,:I:;nt;c = sri
Janu.r, l..N 3nos
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New YohK, 10. 50 csDAn-srnEEr

NEW YokE, 10. 80 CEDAR-srEEEr
auvuin ,er ..G. 1861 I
UpoLruo WaLrE, rsq.. Itcs::s.:
D.ar Sir. nave submitted TO chemical ana vsis
TWO bottles OF ..cIoJain schuApps" w''ich | tooa
from fresh paciasc ~ y0us bon cd warehouse. III
fi::d as before, TINT The spiritd0us hquor is
from injurious iu.rctIent, Or f..sucauua; that 1.
has tie INA, usrus a:cj and noI reconly pr
pared oy mcrhanic. udslixluie Of acoho. aud u. O.
Inutcs,
Respectfully. FIshC. r. hAfER,
Chemist.
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+ feel bcund 10 say, that regard your Selma ,ps
as beng il every respect .minenils pure, aud
deserving OF medical patronage NJ Ill events. IL il
:ue rurcst t,o. .sUs ar,ic.c oi Holland Gin hereto,
lore uuo o;.:.uaDr. and Is such u..y ba natalJ pr
scribcd hy ruysicIi.s
DAVID l.. MCtt, n. D.,
lnarr.,a acer,ical Chcnl'+' :,r" iVrk
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To. q. =.
SOUTH CAROLINA LODGE NO. 1.
THE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
LODGE will be held TEus EvEeszSe, at Seven
O'Clock precisely.
BY order. T. ". CANNON,
Ftbcnary "a Secretary.
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Mls,RIanrpns.
FLOWERS,
PLANTS AND FANCY SHRUBS

L ~ w Eh.',
PLANTS AND FANCY Shrubs
For Garrlens a i Eousos, as 70 lows:
100 different kind oil very fine grated ROSES.
400 w osias OF FRUIT Tlite> of the finest quail
ties among ici are the Cherry Tree empress
Eueeuiel eign' o. the Cherries weighing one pound.
he futer Pear, iucomparLble, W igbs from ono
tn two pou"d cnch; aid o large assortment Of
Flowers ano veoetau.e Iced
a,o very fine Bulbs Of every sort, which remsfn
in bloom from i've to r"nths.
Carnatinn Piuks ew var edesl recently intro
duced in Franco.
Amateur, are soiiriei to call and examire the
above assortments at the s.or; No 1g2 KingstrectA
all Of ELc aDove Plants will DO med, as tko
importers arc we'll lnown among n rticulturists in
this couutrr as responsible III ih' ir engasemenfs.
Eahrnnrv II II PrLLORsR & co.
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Mefttnas.
ATTENTION.
MECHANICS OF CHARLESTON.

4 MASS NETTING OF TIE wH1TE LABoRING
n Mechanics of Charleston is called TaIs EVEN
No, balfpast Seven O'Clock at Masenie Hall, corner
King and Wentworth Streets to hear m Address de-
live.ed by Mr.: RICH'D F. TAEYELLICK. of Detroit.
The subject OF address, "Rights of Labor
Febr11ary q1
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NEW iuIlK. TUESDAY, May ].

NEW iOuh, uc6ul}, h1S J,
UDoLpno WOLFE, ESQ.,:
Dear s,sT-iuo want Of pure VINES and Liquors
ior iusdlc,nal purposes a becn long feit by thu pro-
,esslon and thus ids ol lives Lave been sacrificed
uy tie use U adulteRtcd ariircS D. lifum rrelncns,
and othrI diseases o. the DraiE and H. rves, 30 rs
in this COUNTY, are very rarc EurOpc owing, III
.reat de- rue 10 the uiLI.rclce The pu. liy OF tue
sptritJ sod.
sold by YOU lnc. uuiUs your Uin viii h you sci uu-
dor thu name Ut aromatic oclludlin 'cfnapps Viii eli
W., cousia Justly @, titIcJ The high reputation il
has acaprla This country; ulid Irom your ony ex
DC ;ellrU as iurrlsu import r, your fulLeu Wihca
aud Liquors should meet W Tia tho same doInLnd.
Wu would rrcolnmenu you to apLUlui svlno Of the
respectable au,iic;ar;eS i'll dIerent parts OF tbr clLy
as agents tor H.: OF your iiraues and Whites.
wuuIo ho Profession cau o1taiu lne saihc ~bel
needed for medicinal purposes
Wishing you SUCCESS III our eW chtcr .'rlsUI
Nc roman. your ouciie..t .errars,
VALEE ;ti,L aiUrr, j. ~, proiuSsOl OF huroery,
University MEDICAL CoIlc ~. New fo k.
j. II CAEaO:H,A, al. d., Professor Of Ciiriral
-urg,ry, ~iirsvo:;-iu hi-fto tie aiLte Hospital,
5.c., 40. III -. aStccnt ->;:to~
LEVI y. SAIL, .L- l., No. 70 Dr1atlway.
II i. IA. WEI. ii j. No. f9I Iro.;iwIY
IUs Pl Wu,.-I...;, il D. 10 la Niu,h-aarce'.
.ii-...uN 81 i: Z ;, Il. l.. ii. 81 H.r.ksr-s.ri.L
JJtJE U',iCIl, Y, IL. d., No. Bod F'nlith S.r.ct
il. l. li!.rBa l., ii u. FRO: .ur ut Tie T. t-!Hc.p.cs
AID .sc.i,;. VI ur c,y. .Acw furI ,iedi:.I. ..u:.
Is;. ;:u.. ~. VI -,.iit..- r.c,. and O;i:erS.
1llc pro riesor also ofc.s Ter salo
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
:. Doetcn aud bntlcd b, ni,nseI, expressly Ior mo
Gicua Use zach b tile h Is his ccr c.l OF lie pu-
riv tDOLkE1 NoLEe.
November "a 10
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A CENTS WAATHD.--S75 rO $3.50 PE.;
II month, or Il COMMISSION from which twice
that amount can he m-dc' by selling the latest I'M
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY >EmlN MA
CHIEf; price SIS. for circulars and terms. address
q. UOWE : e. co. No. 33J South ] 1bird-srrci.
rhia .ephia, Pa 3mo Dcccluber
SGIhNTi1D. EVi.i:t R;iDI 'To SUR
~ SCRIBE TO the CIR ULaTlN(I LiBEaH" =
H.ELES g. RIGH1 ERS Select library OF New
Hooks contains I'll of The Latest publications.
april 81 ~. l6I K'NG-STREET.
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ZDaNfs.

J8JANTED, n SHALL HOUSE fN THE
W LOWER part Of TIC city below Broad-st'sct
pr rc,rcd.l Rent must be lpoderl;c. Address LOCK
L0X No. 20 Charleston Po5loflicc
Enhrf,ary % mMn
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WE ARE NOW RECEIVING BY EVERY sTHAN.
w FIR, APPLES and POTATOES. aud ofTor for
sale the following yarietie, of Eating and Seed
PUTATEhS;
Goodrich Seedliug-PlNK EYE
Early Harrson-Wercer
Jacks u Whites-Dvkeman's
Western Red-Duck Eye
Chill fel-Davis seeding
Peach B.ow-Eariy Rose.
Parties ordering :'or seeo should do SO at once be.
fore the rivers a.ld canals are frozen up
III. WHARTON,
no. I15 Wcst-strea,, New York.
J.M-- 6. MOFFtTT,
No. % East Fay street Charleston.
December 80 Smo
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sNTs TGr, lrHO MY CASH ~ SANS
y -OUCi TRhET. wihG City eountlnry q cow
I he on 'cr is requested to cal Provo opeFty AID
pay sXrcIlses. NM. kOLL1N.
February a IL
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l,Gsg aHa -founb.

STRayED E;.;,M The SIsrE~S CF
y kvY Queon-sirect, large BIN, K DEG.
with bu-hy Ill and wh Gr a.. ANY rnc who
m : come III possession oi him will please return
hla February "a
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yfJAHr+,., aUEJGssIEEKS r,s5lt ALI
w TIE LEADING IAGAZI\ES AND NEWa-
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHaEEES c. RICHTER,
Arrl o. No. lGI ElnE-strcvt
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WANTED, 70 tiEwE. HuUSE CON-
w TANNING not less than six rooms. in the
western part of the ty, eios c lhouu'treet. ard
convesi mt 10 the City Kailway. Must DO IN good
csion' to b;1X No. 27s. Charl sron p9s,oilice.
lcorrary %
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9gnsnrenrs.

-snSnrenfs.
Observation-Disclosures
INSURE
TrUR LIFE AjSD PROPERTY.
LIFE IN
.cEIIs Co:NMCTICU' GIUTJll LIFE IN
.,UrAHcl1 C:;aIpAaY.
o. HARTFORD, coyS,cII.ur,
ASSETS and su-plas over. Sal .eGo !0c0
DIV Did have ~ ragcd over 80 per cont. az
nualy.
RE Z IE'LtTY,-ao- a7e.? $50 cf I.iibii!Ics, it
h. -Gljt os .tssats
PEEii;CM>.-.ctcs ta.ca for 70 gor ce2t. # same.
w".yy EwGL.ND 5,UsuAt. gag Il ESsUI;-
hEcM G:.Eai' .sT,
OF sosToi, a.cs.CYCsErrs.
ASSETS over. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S7.co0,Goo
Pr. '.-;.oics ta.;en f.r 20 per ccn'. Of same
p.VIDElsra paid annual on tho Contribution pan.
PROPERTY IN
TR1H Ha'rSa EHc INSURANCE CON-
PsNY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
assets. .........'..-...... So,IoV.soi
rHH uAHTFOTD HIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
HARTFORD cosNscrUur
AS EfS...... ....bS,oA5s64u
THE NOnrH AmE;ICaN FIRE InSUK-
AM Il COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
ASSEr-...... ........ .....,..s...'..'' 'S1Ao<A"'S
THE ONNECTI, UT FIRE EINSUiiANCE
CDMPAoY,
HAssToRD. CoNNEcT:sST.
Ab 'EtS...... .....''...''''' '''''""'
rHn IRVING FIHlI sHsURAaCE CuM-
PAEr.
NEW YORK
ASsE S...............-... ''So"s1''so
Mr. W. C.. coUHINtY, Of llre fr1n Of ".
COURTNEY l. CO NO o 9oyco & Co.'S Wharf. will,
I'm com clon wi this Agency. talo risks on COT
TON, RIGS AND PRODUCE generally.
q. II. HAYDEN,
no. a7s EEzNG-sTlss,ET
January % fmw9mo
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Gppartaership ilatifr.


GiOP ;HTNsitSIIiP S0lICE .--T II l.
" undersigned have f)rned Copartnership un-
der tho irm Of KNOX DAILY & co for the purpose
Of carrying on the General uelion and Commission
Busi..ri 8. at No. I5G MEETlEG->TREET. corner OF
Wentworth JOHN KNOX.
EDWARD DAILY,
To reside in new York CiiyA
WILLIAM KNOX.
CoDsiGnmonts solicited and prom;t returns made.
All goods consigned TO will be fully covered by
insurance. Februar% 90
AW OrICE.-TtsE UNDERSIGNED
IL have this da, formed Copartnership for the
praclco Of LAW AND EQUITY in sumter and ad-
joining Countess and iu the United Sta.es Courts ivr
the District ofsouth Carolina under the name and
style Of RICHARDSON q MDSE>.
JAMES s g. CHARDSON.
M !TTGOl1ERY MOSES.
Sumtnr, S. c.. Fe5fu.rY 3. February
AW NUTIC T. E.-McHiEiI.aH KIsG,
- rsq.. IS this day admitted partaer in cur
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL l. srApr,c1r1K r,wrcrs
No. 90 Dioad-s;rcet.
JAMES B. CAMpsELL.
HENRY SEABR0oK.
MCMILLAN KING. JANUARY
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so Hnst'. -, " I, IL Il I; ABL Z
1 DWELLING Ii1US.', No. 90 60 lug trr
C n'.iairg scvcu sQuro roo1is Two a,ti.s. pantry,
kitch n. cnd all css,ry buildings; immediate
pos: cssio gy,n. Pr particulars, .p " 1T No
GEORGE Rnkr. Jannary Iii
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WANTED. a YOUNG AND ACTIVE
w Won II to DO uouscNo K Must come with
tood references APPLY ri tho 10 thwost cor-cr OF
KIN, AND MORRIS SIREElS.
Ecbru2ry o. oT
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TITO sSETr, ssaE ROOM. To O:E O,s TWO
4 n!!enlsl. Apply at No. 14l Market
STREET. Februaiy Is
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yNANyEu, BIZ LADY AcCusToNI-
ono or more Literary Papers OF Masnzircs, us u
WRITER or SKETCHEs POETRY, &c. Address
Miss K. &. W., Postofiice. Charleston, s. {.
October 8
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WATrTSuD slMn' s;'s a. roa nx r'5nv GIN Iy.
n,she!. and in good locality GOWN town preferred.
An abundant supply Of water mus. be close ct nd.
Addrc.s stating location and t,rms a. p /, ffice
DAILY NEWS. February l6
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fS1O ssEsT, .GUSu St,i'TiiTi>T COR.
4 NER oil Queen IN Ira 7mann streets, con ain.
inI four square on 9, atiics and dre ing rooIs,
with c;stern nd gas Eent moderate Apply at tho
; OF ) ORE. No 80 Marl:o. street.
February 81 Q thslu4*
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no EUs sIEEs SIS MEN.

THE SUMTER NEWS,
PUBLISHED At tUMTtR, s. G.,
I:OSE OF TIE DESr PAPERS IN The UP
COUNTRY; has a large crcu aiion, und affords Bs-
pcrior I'd advantages as an advertising Medium 1e-ms
low. Sddrcs UARR O>TEEN,
February g Proprietors.
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pissulntIou pf Gaparinsrsbip.

THE CuPARTNEKsHIP HEHETO-
Il FORE existing under tho name Of GOUDKOP
4 DEUTHNt R is this day dissolved BY mutual con-
sent. he name of tue firm will oaly br used in
liquid1'ion. L. GUUDK0P.
J>.S. DEUruNER.
Charleston, S. c.. february %. 1860
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ssiAsTED, AGENTS Tu SILL T,.E
~ AMERICAN KNI TING MiCal>E. Price
sos rhe simplest cheapest and bcs' Knit ing Ma
chine ever invented Will knit a9.OUU stitches per
minute. Lihc,al inducements 10 agents. address
AMERICAN KNItlI%G MACHINE COMPANY,
Los on, Mass, or 81. LOUIS, lilo.
FoE,i;ary3 wfmi3F
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rslu E,,:n". ri.rs ST"HG AND H*S:-
/ tiNCE, c,rnrr OF King AID Lamb L.. cc;s
I1.QI're G: p. O'D0EN.-!L l.. on ;hc next Lot pcr,h
cf the uboYo. F.brIary -
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: . S:.1

paEr0ET rtIE 1yspaHD !.
1 halt story DWELLING, s,tuatol No. 90 Went
worli.strcet. Inquire on ibo FRGMIi"S or 1T U.
90 X .G->T.iEEf. Fc6ulry2 u
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Mr. r. GGEDKOP WILL coNTINUG THE BU>I-
NESS aid all persons indebted 10 The late firm of
GOUDEOP " EEUIHSER are requested tc settle
their accounts, d al those Laviu. claims against
them present them Tor payment 10 the undcrsig ri.
February "a L. GUUrEuP.
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m. tsENy, TWO :; Tii::Ee. :so.,HS
4 w;h Pantry tw Kiiscn Eocm9 ard Wo'l.
house. in enc Of the pl a-antes residences in ih2
ci;v 81 ply at THIS GtFT u. - February "a
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
What ConstItntes a Handsome Man.

Wen, IN the first place, there must he
enough of him; or, failing in that, but
como To think of il, he mustn't fail in that,
because there can be no beauty without
health, or at least to my way Of thinking.
In the second place, he must have a
beard; whiskers as the gods please, but
a beard | insist upon, else one might az
well look at a girl. Let his voice have the
dash of the Niagara, with themusie OF a
baby's laugh in it. Let his smiles be like
tho breaking forth OF sunshine In n spring
morning. As 10 his figure il should be
strong enough to~Icontend witha man, slight
enough to tPembie in the presenee of 1be
woman he loves. OF eonrse, II he is we'll
made man, it follows that he must be grace
FIJI on the principle that the perfect
machinery moves hafmoniously, therefore,
you and himself and the milk-pitcher are
safe neighbors at the table. This style OF
handsome men would no more think ofear.
rying q cane than he would pse a parasol to
keep the sun out Of his eyes. He
can wear gloves RI or warm his
hand in his breast-pookets, as he
plenses. He can even commit the suicidal
beauty act of turning his outside coat col.
lar up over his eyes on a stormy day, with
perfect %impunity; the tailor didn't make
him and az TO his halter, il he depends On
his handsome mans patronage of '1he lat.
est spring style, fear he would die o.
hope deferred, and yet--by Apollo | what 9
bow he makes, and what an expressive
adieu he can wave with his hand For
all this, lac is not conceited, for he hath
brains
But your Conventional handsome man
OF the BARRIERS window wax figure neat
Patterpi with a pet lock in the middle o.
his forehead, an apple-sized head, and 9
raspberry mustache with six hairs in il
paint pot in his cheeks, and q little dot of Z
"'goatee" on his Chin, with pretty blinkinl
little studs in his shirt bosom; and LITTLE
neektie that looks as if be would faini
were it tumbled. IA as lief look at I
poodle. | always feel a desire TO nip Il
with @ pair Of sugar tongs, drop it gently
INTO a bowl Of cream, and strew pink rosl
leaves over the little remains. y h0.rH
Finally, my reader, when soul magnet
ICES soul, the qdestionso f beauty is a deat
Letter. Whom one loves is, alyays hand
some; the worlds arbitrary rules notwith
standing; therefore, when You say, @Whai
can the handsome Mt b, see to admire il
that stick Of d Miss J.7" On '''what can thu
pretty Miss b. see TO like IN thai Ihomel
Mr.. CT You simply talk nonsense las vol
generally do on sach Bubjectbl tStnI tn,
parson gets his fees andthNOensus goes,oI
all b same Fdnny Fern.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

Nervous Debility With its gloomy attend.
ants, low spirit@ depTesSiOhi involuntary
emissions, loss or semen, spermatorrhma,
and threatened impetshce, andr imbecility''
find a sovereign cure, m Humphreys homeo,
pathi2 specific, No. twenty-eight. Composed
Of ue most valuable mild and potent Oura.
lives, heystrike at once at the ROOF ofthe
mater, tone up tho system, arrest tho dis
and vitality to the entire man. tThsy have
cured thousands of CAGES. ~ Price Is per
package o. blk boxes and vial, whibh d yerg
important in obstinate and old eases. or 81
per single box. Sold by an Dmggista, and
sent by mail on receipt Of price. Address
Co., 662 Broadway, New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

CHARLES N HIS FRIENDS. Some amuse-
mont was created by o scene which occnr-
red in The Senate lately. Mr., Summer was
engaged in conversation with a
friend, when a Young African, dressed in
the height Of fashion accompanied by two
females Of the anne trace aud color, gorl
geo,ia in teathers and sills, approached and
touching MIR. Sumner on the shoulder claim
ed acquaintance, and Immediately presen.
ted his female fdends to the greet cham
pion Of theirlaoe. The dAmsels were de-
lighted to see Mr., Sumner, and eacL took a
hand and settled themselves down for q lit
tie talk over matters and things. Mr.. Sum-
nerdidnot eeem, however~to appreciate
their attention, and Yith tho best OF grace
he could command, Withdrew his hands,
and, turning his back, resumed the CONVEX
sation which had been interrupted. The
party were not pleased at their reception.
and one Of the ladies' remarked: "Well, /
didn't think he would be so cool, after oil
his beauHfnftaIk Aboutuk bat white man Is
very uncertain"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

QUEEN vfcTon1Ss daughter, Beatrice,
has u frmkwa of saying things. On the
death pfthe Atcbbiehop of Canterbury the
vacant see was sought by several Bishops,
among them by the Bishop of Oxford, who
visited the Queen at Windsor. On his way
to the royal apartments, he was met ON the
stairs by Beatrice. BY her children the
Queen is "Your Majesty" Talking 10 the
Bishop the Princess said; "Has your lord
ship come to see about the Archbisboprie
OF Canterbury You have no chance at
all. Her Majesty won't have you at any
price. Z Which WaBt ovefheafd, and SO got
out and into the neRspape#L
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
Frsm a1NsG YerI EsaS.rsr al dronlet4

Messrs. Derrick, Felgemaker 4 Co., Al
Clinton street, Buffalo, NY, have furnished
the musical public with an organ possessing
all the purity aud Volume of tone belonging
TO our large Church Organs and which our
and Intellectually tried TO initiate. These Or
gans are small and portable and we'll adapted
to- churnhes aud ParlDmaz We khkvoE Heafd
these instruments and can truly say that for
swsetnesg and purity of tone they are mn
Th6yare aetual Pipe Organs. 2phose organa
are highly reeomniendedlby our most ennis
nept musical men, Prices from Sa75 to
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

TIE BOOK BUsIEEss.-But few persons have
any proper comprehension of how vast il the.
book businoss In this county. Take bne
'item," for instance, as illustrative: Mat
IN NEW YORK, " which is the exciting work OF
the times, is selling ut the,rato Of /, 600
copies per day, and ia sold exclusively ~
agents (see adyettisepent Ia nnother col
umn). Tho publishers u. b. Burr a Co., OF
and ran six large rolidr presses c6nstaatiy
10 supply the current demand. 4 This h do!
Ing d wholesale business with one book
alone. This ia a large work too, II must be
remembered, between seven land eight
hundred pages royal octave, and yet 1t rivals
In Tapidity OF sale "UNcLR 1oM's CABIN" of
old. Think ofthe countless number of the
small books published. Surely ours is a
reading country.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

EVEN now, when prominent republican
senators denounde sonic Of Gfnnt'a appoint
ments las "disgraceful," and republican
newspapers speak of them as "scandulous"
an attempt is made 10 excuse him by say
ing that he IS ignorant Of the characters and
capacities of the men he has chosen. Such
an apology is offered for him in the case of
Ashley, by,a republican newspaper second
only In prominence nd influence in the
country The proof that Ashley is a venal,
plotting rascal was furnished in the letters
he wrote to Case, when working for the APP
pointment ofthe latterto the position ofarr-
IYeyof general ihR western Territory, ard
hos6 lettffawnr0 ppbiishedA all over lilo
.Unitad Stktes bebreA shley vas noninsted
for Govprnor of Montano
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

iSRoREreRY BOUTWELL,, in notifying O.. A..
Dana Of his nomination as appraiser ofmer-
chqndise in Now York, says that if regard
had been paid TO DanaB claims only, the
ONCE ought not have been rendered. why
was not Dana suitably rewarded? Was it.
as he alleges, because he kept his yeloci-
pede, instead of sending II on TO Grant2