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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

s6- When n subscribers time ex-
pircs, If no order is loft TO discon.
iinuo, the paper will be continued,
five 80 desire, at tho rate of two
dollars q year, until he or sac comes
in and renews.
ray An X found on tho margin
Of the paper isa notification TO the
subscriber that his or her time has
expired, or about TO expire; and it
ia also an invitation TO renew.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

A Har1-sholl Baptist preached IN
Washington lately and took for his
text, "God made man in his own
image" He then commenced, IAN
honest man is the noblest work OF
God" 1Ic made a long pause, an d
looked searchingly about tho audi.
ence, ard then exclaimed. .'But
opIne that God Almighty hasn't
had n job in this city for nigh on ff.
teen years"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

pay Each n of the l,60O Ma
tional Banks, created by Radical.
ism, renps a harvest each yead Of
from 30 to As per cent. on their
bank stock.
This is paid by our farmers INTO
the pockets Of the Aristocratic
Bond Lords. This ballot box Is
the place to remedy this evil,
.-TWOodsfield Spirit.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
DIED.

Stevenson the residence of his un-
Gle, Elias Greer, in Bloom Up, Nor
gan county Ohio, Of heart disease, on
the evening OF August 18th, 1869,
WILLIAM STEVENS, aged 27 years, IL
months and fourteen days.
The deceased was a member of Com
pany e, 9th o. vi, and servedin the
late wal till h~onorably discharged at
its close.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Charles p.
Scott and Herbert johnson started
IRON here yesterday morning, for
tho Beverly Convention, driving a
pair Of colts Of James A. Neon
nel's. When nearing Beverly, some
n rolled a stump down the hull
side adjacent TO tho road where
thoy wcro driving, frightening the
colts and causing runaway, which
resulted in Scott getting one Of his
legs broke anG Johnson receiving
some serious internal injuries.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
PEOPLES COUNTY TICKET.

Representative,
LUTHER ~TIMBERLAKE.
Probate Judge,
FIN. r. HANNA.
Sheriff,
A. D. HAYENER.
Recorder,
JOHN W. KNOX.
Commissioner,
WILLIAM ~NTCESWANGER.
1nirmary Director,
JOHN NEELEY.
Coroner,
CORNELIUS HEAD.
Land Appraiser, LIST District,
JAMES A. GILLESPIE.
Land Appraiser, End District,
SAMUEL NJ. GILLILAND.
Land Appraiser, Sd District,
COBURN.
Land Appraiser, 4th District.
WILLIAM BESWICK.
Land Appraiser, 9th District,
j.. G. CURFMAN.
Land Appraiser 9th District,
THOMAS VICKROY.
Land Appraiser, 9TH District.
ELI EVELAND.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL
CONVENTION.

THE Republican Senatorial Con-
vention, for this District, met in
Beverly yesterday. We have not
heard tho result, as yet, but IL is
presumed that Morgan county will
have the candidate.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

BASE BALL.-The Valley Club
went 10 townsville, last Friday, and
played a game with the lndepend-
ents Of that place. The score foot
ed up 131 runs for tho Valleys to %
for the Independents. The Pcnnss
VILE boys concluded that Base Ball
playing was not their forte.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

MORE OF NlcE MEAT.-George Flo.
gle has a good supply of the best of
meat every market morning. Call
on him, just above Dyes Saddler
shop.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

p9. Rev. W. NJ. Grimes left here
with his family, on Tuesday, for
U~rlchsville, TuScorawas county, o.
where no will take up his resi-
dence.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
AssIGNEEs Of S G. Brewster.

In q Western Sabbath school, n
boy was asked to give an account
of Moses. "Aoses," SAID the boy.
twas born on the banks OF the Nile
IN q basket. Az the infant lay in
Tho basket, concealed in the bushes
a huge crocodile came swimming
along, and approaching him said:
"Moses, almost thou persuadost mo
to be CHRISTIAN" W%hereupon tho
infant stretched forth its little arm
toward the crocodile, and said.
"Verily, thou art the man.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
lieu A0bcffiseMoNfS.
EOR SALE.
HOUSE AND LOT IN M'CON-
MELVILLE,
AND
4 Good Business Stand In
UniOnyillc,

The subscriber, desiring to go West, will
sell his house and lot in McConnclsyillc
known "a the John Schrycr property and
his property in U~nionville, Morgan Co., o.,
ct Low RATES to my desiring to invest in
Real Estate. The McConnclsvillc property
il In good repair, aud very desirable rs n
residence. The Unionville property is val
liable for o Store, Hotel, or any kind OF pub
lie business. For particulars call on or
address JOHN sCHRYER,
MeiEsville, =. o.,
Morgan Co., Ohio.
AUG. 20. DIFF
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

Since the above was written we
have learned that II Halls Valley
package was not forwarded last
week by Mr.. Cromwell.
We will also add that there has
not been n week, since the present
incumbent has held the position of
Postmaster of M'Connelsvillc,
but all our packages have boon
mailed in good season.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen hat q Pc.
tition will be presented to the Com.
missioners, Of Morgan county Ohio,
at their next regular session, pray
lng for the re-survey and location
OF n road running from the town
of Stockport, in said county, up
Turkey run, until it I~ntcrsccts tho
State road in Windsor Tp., Morgan
county, Ohio.
/. n. Hook,
JAMES GORMLY,
and others.
Aug. 6. lS69-5w
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
Peoples Central Committee.

In conformity with the instruc~
tons given me by the Peoples
Convention, ms Chairman thereof.
1 appoint tho following named
gentlemen as the Peoples Central
Committee:
James NJ. Gaylord, Benz. f. Pow
er, Joseph Bush, e. l.. Hall. and
Cornelius Head.
JOHN j.. HANNA,
Aug. - go. Chairman.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

pSrHull and Spocrs 'gcnuinc Steel
Flows are TO be found at Norris
only. They are too we'll known TO
need any particular remarks. 400
yards Floor and Carriage Oil Cloths
on hand and arriving.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
CITY SHAVING SALOON.
FRED BROWN, PROPRIETsR,

Fred is prepared to do all manner Of
work which Games within the sphere OF his
legitimate business. Shaving, Hair Gut
ting, S%hampooing, DyeiDg, done to the
satisfaction Of the most tastidous, Switches
and Curls are made To order, and ore war
anted to prove satisfactory. South-E East
side OF Public Square,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
TO CLUBS.

Ten copies. one year, and ono copy
free 10 the getter up ofthe club,
one dollar and twenty five
cents per copy, S12 90
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

D6rAnother supply of fine Table
Cutlery, just received at Vinccnt's.
Ivory, Rubber and Cocoa handles,
Steel and Silver plated blades.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

The naughty Star, twinkling a.
bout tho pCes Of people connected
with the New York press, finally
winks Mt the ladies after this fash.
ion:-"As near rs we can get at the
ages here and hereabout, they are
thus:-Mrs. Stanton, % Miss An
thony, 20; Mrs. Shepard, 20, Eleanor
Kirk; 20; jennie Juno, %; Miss
Dickinson, 20; Bennett, 30; Bryant,
IS; Greedy, 60; Raymond, 49.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

pdy- T. u. Chcndle Will not keep
his goods, for they must bring tho
money, you may depend upon 1t.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

rA- Immense bargains at s. c..
Brewstcr's. Kid Gloves at 25cts per
pair, Cotton and I.islo Thread
Gloves from 10 to 25 cts per pair
Miss Caters 25cts per pair. La
dies Caters 81 per par, n good
article ofladies' white Hose for 25cts
per pair, Ribbons at Eastern pri-.
ces and less. Woman's Calf Shoes,
70 cts per PAIR, DelaIhs, l23cts per
yard, fine French double width
Ginghams for 3Octs. Produce Ia.
ken in exchange for goods.
AssIGNEEs Of S G. Brewster.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
NOTICE.

William Gufey. The said defendants Dan
VS.. iel Sims and Matthew
Daniel Sims & Sims are hereby notified
Matthew Sims. thatthe said William Cuff
fey, Plaintiff, did on the 2nd day Of June,
1869, Gle his petition in the court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Morgan county, Ohio, on two
notes executed on May p, 1854, and paya-
BILE one aud two years after, for 500 each,
mode payable TO Elizabeth Guiley or order
aud by her transferred TO William Gufley
this plaintiff, and that unless they answer
this petition by the 23rd day Of October,
1869, the petition will be takon M good and
Judgment rendered thereon according to the
prayer Of petition.
j. E.& FIS. II. HAEsA.
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
August 10, IsG9.-Gw
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
OUR TERMS TO SUBSCRIBE
ERS.
afNaLE coptEa.

One COPY, M year, uhen not paid
for in ddUdEce, So 90
One copy, n year, cash in dd-
rdnce, 81 so
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

All calls promptly responded to. Office /;
opposite Munmey, Hammond i Co.'S Grocery
Store, on Centre Street. [aug 2Otf
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

paS- The eyes Of all the Irish po-
tatoes are said to be on the Eng
lish Premier.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN DU-
j ~ appointed Administrator ofthe estate
of Elisabeth Best, late Of Morgan county,
Ohio, deceased.
soLoMAN FLETCHER.
Aug. 90, '60.-3w
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN DU-
l. Iy appointed Admiuist ator with the
will annexed, Of the estate of Henry Best,
late Of Morgan county, Ohio, deceased.
SoL0MAN FLETCHER.
Au-. 20 '69-3w
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
n, .. VINCENT. W. A. yISCEET.
~. IL. VINCENT s. BRO.

tlnckt, Watches, and Jewelry, Silver and
silver-Plated Ware, Musical instruments,
and Manufacturers Of Picture Frames
MORRIS BLOCK, M'C1nnelsyille, Ohio.
Go- Watches, Jewelry aud Musical In.
slr'ments repaired.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

@- Sportman's Goods, Gun wads,
Cartridges, Caps, and Powder
Flasks, received at Vinccnt's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20

sg- Twelve distinct railroads are
in course of construction IN ILL
nols.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-20
~Assignees, NOtIce.

Aug. 6, ls69-5w
, 1869-05-03
BARNUM.
3zIx TcAtisno ony III the Spirit Photo.
graph E5aAcs
F'0on TIC Nte l'oTt Ht1dll, ApTil ..

rom The -Nee ore HeTdti. 4 pitt f.
MI r. T. Barnunl was produced from the crowd
a:t I'll. lEio The wttuest-6o1 and exan1ned By Mr..
Gerry regarding 1uMbuRs generally. He SAID he
rad devoted eome time IL the detection Of hum
In 1ae course o. business be- ilad heard oi Wumier
about seven yca1s ago. an! knew him by rcruta-
tion rs the Original takGr Of what was known %
syit1t photographs The witness co7csponhed
1llh hin: made q kcarch for the .etscls, but
c.sla no; lind them; thought they were demoi-
.shctl With bis museum: Aumlet sent him photo
1esent.d s Colorado JeTet;, Henry CLAY and tue
Ei!oa; uf Napoleon: they we:c !abeued " Spiritual
-; l.,s'.:-,' he hal sseu great aany "si'o9ks,
au.l thought 1t MAJ snlE hece.saF' TO rye them to
lciicvc Ii, lhem; h. Mtnt 10 tho gallery ot Mr..
.:cgarirs Ind asked u. G photograph With o shirt
on Il: detected 70 deception: lt accompanied Mr..
,.a:r ara, develop en- ii the sh1ou1ei a1ure Of
A!.saAuin Lincoln: during the process he was lot
ccrsc!oSs Of any spiritual p'escnce.
Sir. Towustnd severity ca:cca4eed tic witness
sr;ut,re TO l4 icing engaged Ill the alnnbl. hust-
ncss. TIE N!tncss sala liz al"a}a gave peup1e
.slEe for their moncy. oF 10 otnet words, ih2t
re t;c;,Ct: rs wacliy hose" was just whA. 1t
VAS represented 10 te: II Was actually wooI1Y and
acurtsLty, ard it Was fof tlnd feaSon he fos-
upon the subtect; he hid the horsa 3ast US 1t was
tus1l nnd created Fcia7 questioned as 10 hls meI
malt he e nt:nes; 7hs mermaid = -: r. 1eprcsented y r.
r. n,Hi Fave never irecn tisabused q tne i1ea
the 1nenastt wsss presented u Tie public e. oe
c,ta Il to he; nsvef TO- oxnn ntrt,s 1sed 5sd VI.
4. 1lnyc ,cu. as palilc entertainer, ever rre-
s'fa sra iastn oney thersia1: i. msy have eiSel
/ II ! little dlsrcEJ sometimes. [La1ghteE.l Tht
',tlness then proceeded to testify III regars! L
iieved, bu, ret he ncrer endearored 10 hare pro
tonnd trlieL regarding her: but he nevertheless
Lelleset in her, and paid 81 600 for her. lie va
III with AnF01hT. N6p.E mover tDiI Qln {SIt
, 1869-05-03

.rer It Vas e1caEsted, IN Whit was uu.u tacu
,ncani tot, but alter thls interval bcc.ue unn,cs-
sant tn tsste. IL favor plainly suggesting the
IN Ii researches on the cholera In uavazta, In
lS.4, Ftttcn1ofer traced 1ta sprrat In keyerni
cakts, In The must iEde51,le manner. u The use
Of cholera paiientA
1he sa!cst mode Of escaping the evils n accs,
ton hitherto E1ultad IN ciasriY bull. towns eun
by talte!tane1n sswernsc 1u paveJ elites thr
street hydtants, which, MI, ie rA!rs wash the
surface n!:h is1o system Of urderisans, aal The
Wnter-eloaets hlcA ccuCect Gsesy house H:ta the
same, TeuI f,elE 10 Offer every Immunity ..liu:
HE accumulation or fGcsl M3tic5- The tM'1n
ts = n iscf seFs cors'dssaas m H. tho ssnrs ~
whter supply IL Sufficiently cop.ous 1lld the scTcr
age Is promptly carried OF to the SEA There u
4n'i indclecce will not make tile connections"
that sewers viii leak aud rivers Aa iasoors arr
Made toi.cGe N!t; tho roteancss that IS pousch
| into t1r1u.
The waste lnsctyc. In tbs "c!rnkzed' y vaF 4:
treating the materials undt r notice Il it!.fnen<"
E:eIt haryest hrnFs IRON thu count.y 70 ~ eit3'
corn and bay, whose use 10 tue city people docs
rot for Ike lncst ra1 cos-ss:: in any permanent
giving OF Its elements hui which. alter having
weighted rhe wheel Of life through half n turn and
dropped OF IL Ias:e. admits conversion mi" !1od
a:ala, u ti1c caE..cd oack 10 the ne1A TAG sIE.
| iclcrs 4nd f1r1neFs III cur Immediate vicinity are
Obliged 20 ,..a ire H. .tts EMS each year fas the
| BhO,Eh2:es ard L!.-tGtn Which their crops Ut
raaad. asa which 1hc:F land eannet aaeaHa'els
| Ii. LInt trrul i di>tante OF man4iact!l!eh al
ieAvi cost !ul lhtir u.r arr IL reality ail ior net
Ut, 7 ,sSr.f. H. Tic alsal WHO stands nj the
! i! al tf creation 1c.::rts thu richest food, an
clt,s 10 ue iofa rlolc.r tie rtchfs- Tct''.l- II
! retufca kE: !t:lc Gn To convert his cxc1etnens Into
| Increment. anl 1he conversion my te made cl.
The meats u satisfying a: onre all 1cm1a,ts o,
4at.!t:,r. science GuI Of agriculture Is, however
| f47ECu;pIY e;Sr'r hi re n h1utf, aud o! cxtr1nt
, 1869-05-03
TO ARCHITECTS.
Notice to Architects.

In rursuanee Of act tstlt.cd An Act to pruyiis
Il. uc sale Of tas aid lots and bnets on TIE town sea
Lincoln and for the lcaton and erection Of State UH
scr.i,y sad ASric1tur Cisec and State Lnunde Az
ta1~ apr rps Cd February l3sh f6 paAns aud spchca
tfons u1 be received at tho otes Of tic Sec1etAtJ
Slaie 1t LIDcelp Nebrssk until t.. 1t day OF Jrne
A. D. 'kea. II Il o'slaek m. ~ falnwss
One tat the STATE University and Agricultural C1rsa
alA4 ono Er State L:natte Asylum Tbs t,saad1ionl
ct taiA hnitda to be Of fana and the a,pest1ctuEs
e ct s.occ trick Said bu:d!as1 10 te csetl NJ q
pea. Lct1ln, The Capital Of The stAta '..
The er<t ef the prerent b1ding for the Uulvcstey
limited by Law hundred :houtaad dol&ars aa tha
Asyfm to CITY thousand na,s and the deal<n of bo<t
prst be butldtnx esmt1rte within itAe althoGkh
oaast.ctel to aid 10 Ii hs wants Of te State rA
re1utE. 49,.
Itts de.iratn that each architect who nay s0h1nlt
t1an .nd sredfea.ion shoul accompany suc. ..aa an
II ee!eeat!on with gEsrrntee Of stponlie buic
that thr tsid plan And speeideauoa ahoafd be sdrsc
By The Conrsuione11 thsi the said astlder Mil t in
bid for The constsue.lon q tbs ssA bui1fns ild
uss within the amount limited By law. md on:ar lat
bpnds Ter the cornyae4tpr NJ the s1ne.
TIE z1chec uhose rlars adected r. II bo ubcsan
rewarded By the Oummtsafoness.
DAVID BU1ER.
Hnvrraer.
TIIOS 2. EK1EAlab,
JOHN GI1J.EPiE
Auditor.
hmm nkfos4Sf
, 1869-05-03

taken on boAru Of the steamer snd
Ian.,effea % Cul,e upon the tasta
On The spani.h sea letter. crhe passeusc.s With
&c holsS nnd boEzJ, were regularly clelici IN the
de1ed he master % laJ By until hn could conm,-
ntcAte with his commander. After m hours ab-
tence, The officer returned aboard and urdtred
the pas*ensefs n the boat, and insisted on the
n3stcT openlng the hatches, 70 which the master
objected. After some hesitation On The pa-. Of
The omcGr he said, in consideration Of the age OF
Master lfa!non Eivas, he woald aot taec h!n
away:; aad also stated that his commander
s7oud have seized the schooner had be
TO: complied 60 readily to the kgaal gan +.
70 which tht master replied: ISL, being on tae
niRh ssaa, and out Of your Jurisdiction. / protest
rsa nst 1o1 OF ycurs !ruu touching or Fcuovin7
any passenger or caTgn from my ye*sei: md
should Jou Insist tie act will bc reported ocally,
aud your government held Responsible for all
dAnsEcN that nsy arise throEch this HleAnl tleten.
flon." The above protest mus Of no eject The
Cd. Iassenger wsa taken ahosra Of he steamer,
!uHhes orlegz- A third boat came Alongside aud
took Master 1saznon 1tiras, and tho vessel PEI
mltted to proceed on her voyage. She proved TO
bc the Spanish corvette Fernando Fl Catho!ico-
, 1869-05-03

a, 60c: Il, 20 ta u DKc; 5.,0oo hu At 59c;
bu 4. 1axc; 5000 bu u 55tc; l, 90 on re)cc'eu
wo: 500 ba 10 Il $40; 1,s'o ba do at s4e ~
tai, IS stN hu. Seller the month sold II d
1eIler Last halt at oshe, and buyer she nonsa ~ {"
tz6otc. -.--i-
I'VE wss quiet and unchanged, closing eAsaef
tran during the active part Of the sesstdu. Y hie
q 1.16K for No. !, and l14Aell5 for 40
Sales were made Of GOO bu No II sLl'.
Barley y ~ ve1J quiet Lut hAls drne1. there ne
tng o1e1tnxS Reoetpsa recently hase oeen qo1ss
,.ght, and tie amount tn store Is much roddceo.
whle there Is Z fair demand for the artleie II Il
could be shipped over The rai!roads As Gunos1
the malkct remains fftu IL aass 7ua: II csoseo
so-auJ nanlnal " sles for &c. !. saaa were fsssha
ol lGG hu No. ut t1.G15, and GO hu ~ sa1ap!o -
sl.Ca Total, Loo bu. ........-.
There was a better demand for Seeds To-Day
Ia, = loxes range of prices prevailed We qaate
kaics OF nulIlct at pocG S1.no; Hungarian 1t 9Fee
s1.s5; clover ii faao and timothy at saoos 9asA
The rrupr1e,or1 oi the City EleTntor gaze noace
to-day tha. The corn IN tne!r house Is IN bad eoa-
d,ttor, and that al. corn remaining IN taeE house
after the 9Th inst will Be charged 1c extra stosAe
for each Eve DAYS. The IeaEon assigned Tor me
l,ad condition Of the corn IN that house Is lnat dur
lnc the ea.J pa1t Of the winter 1t received doabe
portion OF graia, In consequence Of repairs anu
r1teu .:nus heu2 Ade On one Of the e1eTatots ueas
The South Pier, and that being lesa conTenent fot
car shippers ih1n the other houses, It has oese
comparatively Neglected Lac consequence
,,a. the7 have been 1cahlc to t1rn the graln' aaa
. ..rS n,rt th> ear1.e It receJpt1 as Is generally
done .,.-,..,, -.
The following telerEazs were received GU
.chanvn tas,,.y:
Ssu roEx, May l..
r1oa. 0uc, ant unchanged. Wheat dull an!
t,1le At ti.4Ya l.+5 anoat, torn feter; ae'tEe a
So sc tats troyaat: held a. y aste IN u Hose' qse
rotA i,eh, ta% .o*ea ro,na, unt, a. Gaia H..
Cn5IN1.
Elour-Low grades strong: others heavy. asat
dull aud unchanRed Go5n nsn ~ 49, 9, ,,'].i. Mi,
tet ~ e s1ua W. Po;S tss;:ie,t ar sd o.
isrd ,iuu ana unchanged.
AHw4rKEE NJ! !:
Wae.t steady, Eto la[ leulAna ~ o. sss,nt.
So. s1slnE. ,nne.n. n,u =, J.nIr rrrishts-Wneat
nc 10 fmfaia and iDkc to Uswesu.
LigEkFoot. MAY l-l1:la m
| 1lo1r. -, Mhea-heo1 - -: m'n1e' - III
, 1869-05-03
MEDICAL CARDS,
2 Private Diseases,


n md Il Raudplpn. corner ot Dearborn. upssairr.
Formerly d James Leek Hosrt.al Kew 0teank sertah-
H,hd IL ta and fos The last nins 5eata Of Chieasa
bas successfully treated .nars aiscAses d W1vste
ana ehspa4e eha1aetes. drtlu& The pat t"eo1 1e'z
than sny other pAyueia1 tn the United stssea;
pr sppcs, tsstsuonisis efsu oszts at tnh
Bales sscm TIC mose.l fseaks. pipfeEoss 9. n ~
coQess. bf.pttal and from the vrre Dr. jams tss
teen g<uutneusly before The pab1c - .poda't ~
wasas Of tweaty yea1 and hia rsplsAt,oa un'ssfat
SYPHILIS n N Ia stsxts, vhctaeE acquired Of neI'
eai:..y rz4tcau5 and pcrzasnactsJ eN'eA WITHOUT
use Of ne.ea5 q au5 pctsaoooA dr;N
iaioe5, ,& e1Tsd 6y tSe lutailtE @sfasd .od full
mental md physIeaI yfscr Te.tofea Chf3n.f} tak1
c1isl ard zTnfhlcus esttrua baood nj *kn dse.;s
md III d1Ac&aes Of eontAki1s *tneetA eaa1actes s.
lull5 treated =. Permanently 1s4 + sae ea,Hett p
eih3e tatnt, vttht4ts nronvty,ttaer ~ thf aGrnf
Female deutes and frsc<alasstes t1ea:e3 .tsh sste
n JEHes r, te r.: zae,e.: ~ TEE,
fc&ns In the United Statc9 Pzt3Hts pevcf 9 me 10 eSz
tact with each ckes. snd Ill consultations strictly eonf
OFFicR and PAIs1oKs II sad % H.ndu,pt.-t-. cor
Dearborn. EpAssisa ~ Office from : L. to- p 4
'ohea' 'seSs ~ = JUST u II ISSUED. ,....
Treatiac disease. Of hs trecisty cent f9 teaisd
entelr ee. any &ddsTas, tr>e. A3dftHt DIX IANES
q INV l,EtcoCu I'll
, 1869-05-03
RECE1TTa

The following ts the grain inspection for Non
day bulletin: 4 cars wheats s. cars and 16,on
,u corn, Of which $500 bu are No. l. aad Il, ,eo hu
rejected: 81 ca1s md $500 hu osts; md cars rye
Total, \, so0 bu. ....-..
There vas fair Attendance on Change to-day.
and moderate activity In The leading grain MIR
Eefs, though Io.hing ilkc the bustncss transacted
,hat should be nj this season Of the year. Grain
was stronger all round; provisions inactive
LAKE. fretghts werc rcry quiet, and present no
Important change In prices Vessel owners were
holding OF carly for sEc, but shirrers would not
conceoc the additional Y. Only one charter WA
reported at &c Tor coru to Dutralo. guAtanteed TO
load day. The market vas notnInaf AT bSsEc
for wheatund corn % Bunslo, md 1oHa lie to o.
weGo and Kingston. ...
Nehwines were fully 10 better, saoues quirt-
Sales were made Of &c rrls, tree, At ss1c- Tue
mnrxet closcd nominal At ss3ssc. .
Provisions were dull; almost lfc!css- There
was no inquiry for PORK products, and n1Eicr de-
pressing adrlces from New York tie tendency WIS
downward. Ness posk WIS sold to the extent Of
low brls u kat00, fo1 good ca1iy-nacked article,
but 4, tic close the narke: was quoted al s3o.so
for average hrauha. Lard WIS Mclcss md dnll IN
tho complete absence OF orders. There were no
1.u,ers at orer lie nn1 holders wcrc nsSnS ts,Hc.
The market WAS quotctl nominal It 1Tstc- Shout
tle.s were nominal ut 1l.tc; sales were made pt
"a, mo ra ut ike, and 1900 rs rejected do At
1ottc. The stock on hand Is light Other meats
were l!feless; they were quoted at f{h3lsHc FOL
CuE1be.lands and rprgh Sldts; f59l5Iac for short
ri,,, and 1oE,sl:1.c for shoSt elcaE. Sweet
picked hams at 1bc: 20 tres SMOKED
hams sold at lsEc. TnGlow was 7nlte Aau At 1oA
q 1a..c t;rcasc was nominal, At 13a l4c for white
lie for yellow, and 2s10c for brown.
The Daily Adrht Esrter gives tho following q
;hc shipment Of provisions from this point fFot
November TIT to Thursday last, inclusive, aud fol
the other nefiQAa nNfnea;