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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
LIVER PILLS

Are Pills that have 4 direct and powerful action ON
the liver, and relieve any inactivity or oongesied
STATE OF that nl mportant organ upon which de-
ponds the whole process OF digestion. The imp0r.
lance, then, OF procuring a Pill that shall have Aueh
direct action without the IN effects of mercury, AZ
manifest TO overy onoi such Pills are Roback's
Blood Pillsi they are warranted purely vegetable,
aud can with certainty be relied upon, aud ara safe
at all times. Sold by all druggists everywhere,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
by THE KINGS COMMAND"
For Which ne French Pubishsrs paid ne dissnonashsd
author 100000 Francs.

This work has been In the authors workshop for
twenty years, the idea Of IL having ariaen In hia
mind conteinporsnoously with that Of sIea Miaar.
ables" NJ. Hugo have tried his powers Ia q now
held, that Of English history and Englieh character,
% which he has been a student and observer during
his Jersey exile.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
"A fortune OF 10000

NAnDE ACQUIRED in ONE YEAR ny
selling 9RI 100 bran neT articles Agents wanted
SAMPLES sisr FlEE Address DAILEY 4 co, III
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Nine O'CLOCK in the Morning,
WANTED.-lGENTS--s,s,. sso ~

WHERE male and female, to n'roduoo the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON n FAMuLY SEWING
This machine will stitch. hem. fon, tuck.
qui't, cord, bind. braid and ombroiier in a most supo.
nor manner prize only SIS. Fully warranted for hve
SeArs' We VII pay sl0Do Ter Any machine that will SOW
astronEcr, more beautiful and more elastic scam than
ours II mnkoB tho "Elastic Lick stitch" Evov
second stitch can DO cut, aud stall the cloth cannot DO
pulled apart without tearing It. We pay Agents from
soto $50 pee month aud expenses. or a com1nissioa
nom which twice that amount can be made. Addross
CO., p~ittsburg, Pa, Boston, Mass, or st.
Louis, Mo-.
CAUrioN-Do not BE- imposed upon By othor parties
pa1ning Cd worthless oAstiron machines, under the
same name or otherwiso. Ours is the only genuine and
reany practical rhoap machine manufactured.
~ y IL, ~ q. n. r. A CO.. 1874. PHo.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
N

Is one Of the many disorders o nhe nervous system,
arising from a low state OF the constitutional health
or severe proptration after long continued sickness.
and requires inyigorating remedies like RObAck's
StomAch Bitters 10 restore the nerves 10 their nat
ural vitality. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
febl2 deow CIV |T
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
CoNvALEsCENTs

Or persons recovering from Fovors or any Of the
malignant forms OF disease, will and Roback'a
stomach bittters invaluable as a tonic and stimu.
lant for removing all the prostrating effects which
follow disease; II supplies the great want so long
ielt for safe and reliable tonic and appetizer. Sold
by oil drug lists everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
viii give one Thousand dollars reWar,

l will give one thousand dollars reward
Tor any case Of tho following diseases, which the Medical
Faculty have pronounced inonTable, that Dr.. RIohAu's
Golden Remedi0s will not cure, DR.. RiohAu's Golden
balsam No. l will euro syphilis In ita primary aud SEQ
nndary etgea, such as Old Ulcers, liberated Sore
Throat Sore Eyes, Skin kruptiOns aud Soreness Of the
scalp, eradtoating disease and mercury thoroughly. De.
Richau'a Golden BAsam No. 9, will euro the third
stages aud / defy those who suhor from such Diseases
10 OBTAIN a radical cure w1thOutthe aid gfthis medicine,
which docs not prevent tho patients from eating and
drinking shat they like. Price OF either No, | or 2
vs. per bottle or twu bntdes, so '
d.. Richau's Golden Anudcte, A safe AMI radical
euro for HouOrrhoa, Gravel aud all Urinary DerarEo,
ments accompanied With full directions. Warranted
TO cure, Pfido, 80 per bottle.
DR. ihchau's QnIden Elixir glamour, a radical cure
foe General nobii la old Or y0ung, impArtirg onar-
fy 10 those who have lod a lite Of sensuaity. Price, 80
per bottle, or two bottles 81.
o. receipt Of price. by mail or Express, these rems
paid 70 all cor Respondents. None genuine githout the
name Of DR. Riehau'a Golden Iom0dioh-D b Rioh-
ar H., soils proprietor, blown m gA spt bottles.
address, Dir. ID. u. kIMIARnS
. fob9y No. 26 Vanok OF, New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

IMMENSELY PoPULlR. The proprietors Of
CoEs roUoH BALsAM hays succeeded In a. ating a
demand IN nearly every village Of the United States
Reasons whyi First, ifis ~oi0oiual second, Il 10 CHEAP
third, II 10 pleasant 10 take fourth, they Know how IL
let tho AFFLICTED know ~ =
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

LmR the Greek Fire, which could not he
extinguis tho a oma Of HdIALoa's new perfpu,e
FLOR DE Mayo olngs 10 every textile hr,s1nssi
uPoa wh'o4 n y dTopped A handkerehief perfumsd
odor Tor siImonths Sold by AL druf gists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
DROPSY,

And Dropeieal swellings, aro always relieved and
often permanently cured by tho Alternative effect
which the timely Use Of Roback's Blood Purifier,
when taken In conjunction with RObacks Blood
everywhere,
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DINNER PILLS,

All persons Of bilious habits. after eating or drink.
ing tao freely, will ind great rcilefin The use Of DR..
Roback'a Blood Pills, they aid digestion by stimu.
lating the stomach, thus avoiding the pain, nausea,
sour erueationa, BE, which follow from eating too
heartily. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
Hundreds Of Certificates Similar TO This.
EEMAIE COILEGE
n SYMMETRIZER,
OR BODY
Fashionable, Cheap and Durable

To the LADIES This light, Good and sprinry device.
nfomptly crects tho dropping teuro, expands he chest
and lungs, fattens pruminont sh0elder blades slopes
sharp and s1uaro shouldera, gives fynmetu 10
the form, elasticity to tho movements, and c0mpeli tho
attire 10 ht Gracefully, and aUPEusCEDEs fHE COIaFT.
Prot. Shnnlta, of Memphis, to Pref Feuner,
OF New Orleans.
MY DEAn Dn, FESNrni
. And finally, the thanks Of the p~rofsssion
are due to tho author Of this beautiful device, which
furnishes the means OF geuteol figure, with naevii
tendency connected with liz use.
Very truly yOurai hct
POT OF Obsts aud diseases Of Nomon aud Chndron.
tho world"
81 was laughed n and ieerod hy all, because Of my
d%oiurnity now ! am pointed At AZ 4 model Of symmetry
and Rraco'
A laugh At defomity who wear the symmetrlzerr
For salo at AL Dy Goods Dealers, Corset. Mantle and
Drssa Eatablishmanta
Depot OF SymWctngcr 90, No. n 81. Markts Place,
New YORK send Tor Descriptive Circular.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

80 Barclay Street. New Yor-V -
This Rein Is for tho eomplote control anS cay gov
eminent Of kleker' and ~runawaya, and for brealdna
training and ~impartins tho bast pOssibls style 10 o!d.
young, spirited, unruly, hard or Understanding horses
This is a continuous roin from the drivers hand 10
tho tuuot, passing over puleys at tho bit and gagrun.
nsT, Il neat, strong, durable, and can DO adjusted 70
any bride in one minute.
County rights for sale, prices SlOto 500 each. We
are also the solo manufactures Of tho celebrated Day
EGht Burner, tho most briIiant Kerosene light ever
produced. Ell, :
Ma O.. ?. 5m. janN
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

A DENTS WANTED in over town 70 sell the oolo-
N bnied CLIPPER MowERs AND RKAFERs-LEhi
est DRAFT and most durable machines made. send for
street, New York. feba sI55i I'm
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
WATERS, NEW SCALE Pianos.

WIN Iron Frame, Oversttang Bass and ARrAhc Bridge.
ktolodrOns and Cabinet Organs, the beat nanufacturcd:
Warranted for sH yoarr. Fifty Pianos, MelOdoOns ana
organs OF siN hTatcl o. makers, at low pricus for each,
or. unethird cash aud tho balaaCe IN monthly Install
mCnts Second hand Instruments at erant bargains
illust, Htct catalogue mailed. Warnropms. ii Hrnad.
way, Nov York, HORACE WATERS.
A GENTS, FARMERS, GARDENERS and
~ FRUIT GROWERS. Send for particulars
ut .Hcsss Improved Fruit Tree aud Vine Invigoratrr
and Insect Destroyerr Samples totest viii be forward.
Cd 20 any part 81 tho Untod States and perfect salts
faction guaranteed. Good Agents are wanted In every
cuunty IN tho United States. Address j. AHRARN
Second Street. BALTIMORE, Sid nOia9m
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
HSSTABLIsHED 1872.
Now Scale Ovoratrung, Full l lion Z
PIhNO-FORTES.

nov NclIoi OVofliTun9l FuII I on frumO
PIANO-FoRTES.
SToDAHr & MoRnIs, MAnuAeturcrs Of Grand. square
aud Upright Pian0iOuoB.
Our now scale Piano fortes, ia addition u their Do.
ouliir morits contain evory reilly valuable modern i'm.
proTonont rendering them tho m1st complete and
podoct instrument over O1vroi 10 the public, aud for
purlJy ~ To- o., delicacy OF touch, durability and also
standing tho test Of severe climates, tho New scale
StodHrt Piano fort0 stands unrtyalled.
The Pianos OF this ma ~ufactufe nave stood the tast
Of moro than q quarter Of a century, and tho minufac.
thrors arc % hbrrty 30 refer 70 ov z 95tO0 amilies who
hav. hAd tiom ~ use In nOarly every part Of the ciW.
hGyd world. Al lettom will be promptly answered by
STODART a MORRtS
81 Broadway, cor. Of Great Jonos, N. Y.
NA ANTEH.-DISTRICT AND GENERAL
Nv Agents wanted forthe Home idfe Insurance Uom.
rany OF New. Norh. Agents OF experience who would ~.
euro a good field with Full Commissions IN the States az
wisconsin, Iowa Minnesota aud Nebraska, Will DO vol
10 correspond with as before tho territory II All taken IN.
KELLOGG, THOMPSON A 10, GanaTA NorthWost
arm Agsuuv. MilSAnkae Wa tnarT iv
NJEW CIRCULARS, NOVEMBER. 1885.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

sTM1LIA BTMILIBUs CURANTUR
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

tIAvR PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
III experience, AZ entire enccesH; simple
Prompt knirient aud Reliable, They are the
oaly Medicines perfectly adaptedt % popular uen,
80 eimpie that mistakes caDnOt be made Ia
ahing tbems so harnilcsa A. 10 BE- free from dan
ger, and 90 efficient "A W be AlwAip fGliahlo.
They have raised the highest commendAtiUn itum
ell. and win always render eAtisiAetions
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
\Dr. BurtOnis Tobacco AnUdOte,

\Dr. BurtOn's Tobacco AntidOte.
NAuRANrEp TO RKnOvE ALL DEsuRK ron ToRAccO. Il
@tNy tyosabk ana harfqiess and u also an excellUnA
petkN MpJQe and aa ihei he blood, iuvgolaigTthe
system possesses great uounshing and Strengthening now.
eT, enaAss ihe stomach 10 digesi the hearfiesi food akeS
slelp TefNshing, ant establishes robust heallb, $molas
and AepaN fT firtg goars cured Price FtitNEents per
box' PoVNee Al Interesting treatise on W Injurious
sh.cts o. Iotxeeo, wlll us OF 'esiim9niLE reieieneeA
DR I, u AMOR, JeuE City, Nj.
TENrINh orJIALS-
Ioi1yY ,aS hss rSN,iR2S To Ii ~ ss sGS q 3. Buren,;
care s dAnnN Connection Harrison Co, Ohio.
FRoH rms U s faNsvRv, HrHarys ORoe-Floase
IL YORK sukELY. o. EDGAR.
FRou Ngw HAEFsmRE N0kTg PRWoN-Genlsmsn Of
GO by nslng DE- bqnon's HhNo's, We desire a supply for
JosEra SITO% SrdsApr n II, State Prison.
ro & ass &, ass5 IssES HI al SpsSR %s AH's''' Or
w. AANE lst Nat BankNNeV ALBANY, Ind
A LEReYSkS'sI EsuHos T.-oSERox OF AErIDoH
cured my bfotheLZd myself IT EEyIAgAnA
Rev wv, snoEhAKkR, keheW Station. Pa
FRoH rms /oucE HRAD9uARTEEs, LNE, hAsA-7I
Aaps aIiHef Gbfyifus p0uHd of gesh IN MN months by
using D. HAHon'' AHtido'e, aud al s,hi iA,o6ssGo Is
FaonEHE sourHERs HoHE JounsAL BAriHoHE,
MB-Vs box Of Buttons Antidote removed all dNfs TOT
she ySd { oia me- take pleasure 70 esomnsndlM Il 10
N FOR SALE BY alt DRUGGISTS, Y
tTrddemark x oopyrigAtodl ~
oAUTIoN-BOwAro OF injurious immitAtons sold b
humbuGe OF A dec3lalM dn
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TERRIaLE

SECRETS FOR THE MILLIONS most valuable ana
wonderful publication. a work Of 900 pages, and 90 col
Orad engrayings. DT. Hunters WADE MECUM an
original and popular treatise on man aud Woman-their
Psychology, Functions, and Sexual Dsordars OF ever
kind, wit nevoriHninR Remedies for their speedy euro,
Tho practice Of Dr. Hunter has long been add thi n
unbounded hut az thu oarnest solicitation Of Numerous
persons, he has ben Induced 10 extend his medical
nsefulnafs through the medium Of his WADE ME.
CUM" One copy. securely onyelOped, forwarded 10
any pert Of the United States for 81. Address, DR
HUNTER, 2 Division street New HoIk City
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ERvs1PELAs

Often arises from morbid condition Of the entire
system, and no better remedies can DC found than
DR.. Reback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. Sold
by all druggists everywhere.
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s,LIcArE BOOK States.
RIA ~. ROARDS.

6GACh. 6O6IbOOs
A NEw orticie Of genuine MERIT,TH y PURE
QUARRY ROCK BOOK SLATE Durable On lime
writes DELIGHTFULLY."-; erhses easily. Piabie, ne0erbreaks
Does not get scratched. Improved by uso. An meal
culable Improvement for teacher aud scholar. Fully
adopted in several OF tho principal schools aftera yoara
use. Entire satiefactinn given. .fvervbody In love with
tbs light aud n1isuloss Siiicate Book Slate Now pub
Hthod IN various sizes for the professional, schools.
me rohanta, ttore, aud mechanic, all in fun cioih bind
ms. ON rsco.pt OF ~ cents, will send prepaid. by mail.
asfmple slate Book. 5nsH inchos, Interviewed siN slate
surfaces, pencil, &c. Everybody buys. 4 rich harvest
for Book and Stationery Canvassefa An Influential
and energetic man wanted IN each county. Education.
az Boarda, Teachers, and all persons interested In the
use OF sale Of Slatos or Blackboard VIII please call or
send Tor sample. Liberal discount To the TRADE.
NEW YORK siI1CATE BOOK SLATE CO.,
~ Cnrtlandt street, N. ".
Hundreds Of Certificates Similar 10 This.
RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE,
pnFETDFET's Room,
New York, November 18th, is6al
GENTLEMEN Your inquiry as To tho manner. il
our i%ntsitution q to-day received. In reply 7 am happy
10 be able 10 staio III YOUR Paper Blackboaris bsvs
given us cuuro satisfaction, ever since they were first
put up, at the beginning Of our college yetr. Your
Book Slgtos, We have tested thoroughly and used both
the Book States aud Blackboards, long enough In our
opinion TO tsst their durability. and had that they
stand tho trial. Nery Reepetcfuly yours
il. NJ. PIERCE, President.
To the New York Siicato Book Slate Co % COrlandt
street New York City. FL II.
q. ". 1888.
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NHHHWEBIa 0UlYJA AAO1dd %.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
POND's EN'TRACT,


cmoAao. ILL.-Durnhams 4 Van schaaek.
sr. LoUIs, Mo,-Brown, Weber & Graham, A.,
81. PAUL. MINI -Jenks 4 Gordon.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE.

The superior merits OF these Sewing Machines Are
now established beyond a quoation. They take the hrut
prizes A. every fair Tor Simplicity, Durability and Speed.
~ stitches are unn1rm, alike on both sides, Tbs
largest range Of work,
Agents required liberal disoounts allowed. Send
Tor circulars, samples &C, to the principal once,
deois eOWJm 90 BoWer, Ne1 Vork
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

Price 10 Cents per Number, or S4.OO
per Annnm. In Advance.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-26

Island, which will certainly ratify the amend
ment, on March "a postponed its Considera-
tion until May; and on the same day the new
Democratic Governor of New Jersey submitted
tito the Legislature Of that State, with long
string Of reasons against it's ratification. To
prevent the Indiana Legislature from
giving its assent, the greater num-
her Of the Democratic members
of that bedy recently resigned. Elections
have since been held to fill the vacancies, aud
Indiana will soon record her vote in the afr
NATIVE, in spite of such disreputable tricks.
Taken altogether, the prospects of the amend
ment are decidedly encouraging, and there
can be no doubt that IL will become part Of
the fundamental law Of the land before an.
other year has elapsed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-26

THR ACT RECENTLY introduced in the State
Legislature to secure "the construction of
low-grade railway to connect the waters of the
Ohio and Allegheny valleys with the susoue-
hanna" deserves attention and support. It
proposes to assist, in a manner which will coat
the tar, payers OF the State nothing, and may
help to reduce their burdens, project that
harmonizes with opr present railway system,
and furnishes new link necessary to its com
pletion. It would not only promote local In
terests, but, by furnishing an easy and cheal
transit over the Allegheny Mountains, il
would, in connection with other contemplated
improvements, tend greatly 70 divert " Psaa
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1896, I4lS and ESQ; Hamburg. In 1885. 5OV and
476; Bremen. In 1885, 2sl and 200; Holland. In
1896 22O8 and 244: Belgium. in 1856. liz and S55;
France, in 1865. 250 and SO Spain, in 1s6S 1850
and 81; Austria. In 1896. $40 and 400; Italy. In
1865. 1878 and 13; Greece, in 1854. 452s and 81:
Chill. in 1885. 257 and 26l; Great Britain. in
1865, 28.7B7 and 200. The number of seamen at
sea In British merchant vessels In the year 1852
was l7s s63; In 1868 the number had increase
TO 1874, ,727, and in 1884 and 1866 the mercantile
marine amounted TO l9j756 and 1888 respeo-
lively. In 1866 the number was l06.57l. out OF
which 1865 deaths were recorded during the
year. Four-fifths of these deaths are accounted
for under the eight following heads: Drowned
by accident, 1919; drowned by wreck. ll7l'
cholera, 4S3; typhus. S52: dysentery. 255; con-
sumption, 1853; yellow fever, l46; fab from
aloit, I3l. Only IS deaths are returned under
scurvy The annual rate Of mortality per cent.
was 2'58 in 1866
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-26

The nRmber OF vessels OF all descriptions
which passed out of existence last season was
los, with measurement OF 26. AL tons. Aggre.
gate reduction in the tonnage afioat on the
lakes 1856 tons, The amount OF grsiu-carrying
tonnage ded this season will be about IL 600
tens Amount last season, 1856 tons. DE.
crease 1916 tons
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-26

COAL AND IRON SrATIsrIcs.-From the
Miners Journal "Coal Statistical r sgister" for
1869 we give the following tabular statement Of
the whole supply OF coal mined In the United
States in 1861
Tons.
Anthracite sent to market.............1S 405. .0l6
Bituminous (tncluding 4O2, ,209 impo'd)" 24i3 89l
Consumt d In coal regions. 1OO.OO0
Bitumnous mined and consumed not
embraced in tables In 1868 (estimated) )l0OO OO.0O0
Total in the United States In 1865. ..28 ,0aS, ,4l0
The amount produced In the United King
dom OF Great Britain in 1867 was l0i 50O.4S0
IONS.
The production of pig iron In the United
States and England from 1850 to 1868 is as fol-
lows
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-26

The MERCANTILE MARIEE.-The number OF
mercantile sailing and steam vessels and the
average tonnage of vessels respectively In seve'
tai countries are shown in the following ngores;
Russian Empire ia 1865. 2l82 and 85; sweden.
IN 1900, Slb6 and 6l: Norway. In 1865. 5aOI and
iSV' penmAik. in 1866. sOso and iS, Prussia In
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-26

Total........ ............-..92,2 ,237 S5l 293, ,l57
The amount Of dividends dn cash) paid by the
Lake Superior copper mining companies are as
follows:-Central, including dividend of $3.50
share, payable February 1. 1869. sSi0 O0e; Copper
Falls, 100000; Franklin, 8220, 900; Minnesota,
SLIGO OOO National. 5000 900; Pewabic. $3.50 900;
Pittsburg and Boston. So 2S0. .000; Quincy. In.
Guiding dividend of S2a share, payable March
20, 1862 sS. Q. 900. Total. So 900, COO. H ~
SHIPPING ON THE GREAT LAX Es.-According
to the Milwaukee Ssntinei. the amount OF new
tonnage which will go into commission ON the
great lakes this spring is as follows
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-26

THE PRECIOUS METALs.-A repert has just
been published by Mr.. William p. Blake. the
Commissioner nom California to the Paris
Exposition. showing the production and con-
sumption of precious metals from 1858 to 1858.
Mr.. Blake is q minerslogist and geologst and
appears to have performed his work tho
roughly. His estimate of the production of
gold and silver for l85S as derived from lnfor-
nation obtained at the Paris Exposition, is as
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-26

THE GERMAN UNIvERsITIEs-The following
are given as the present statistics of the Ger
man unfVersitiee:--
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hSy ROOMS REPUBLICAN CITY Exc
~ CUTIVE COMMITTEE, No. 1I05 CHE5-
NUT street.
At a speca, meeting Of the REPUBLICAN CIrY
EXEC UPIVE COMMITTEES, called March %. 1853,
TO take action in relaiIn 10 the death of our late
member, A. M. WALKtNSHAW the following
pl Gamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
from among us our Irle nd A LEX XANDER M. WALK
IH5HAW, one OF the Secretaries OF this Commutee,
therefore
Resolved, That mourn the loss thus sustained by
this COMMITTEES. by the Republican party, and bv the
whole community
ResoS ed Thai mis- eminent ability, his unfaltering
Integrity. and his upsslish devotion to the good OF
his country, won for him honorable name andIthe
highest esteem and regard OF his feIlow-ctizeps.
Resolved, That during our intimate acqualntance
with hinI as Que OF the secretaries this ittee
for the past ear we have had occasion TO
admire ana love him for the unvarying ur oanity OF
his depori menf, the evenness of mis- temper, the
kindness Of bis dsP sitlon and MS readiness at all
niepce and interests OF his ffiends s
Resolveds That we tender 10 as family our heart
felt 81 mpathy In tbeir affiiction ~ -'-'
Resolved, That this Comnittee attend the funeral
JosS t. HILL. Secretary. - A'A~os' f'ss'dehn
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fY- COLD WEATHER DOES NOT CHAP
b-S or rougben the skin nter uslnR WfI0 HTss,
ALCONATED gLYARIN TABLETO d FboLID i15 Di FWifcB Vi
0LYCERIM. in daily use makes the skinl deli
transparent. and incomparable as Toilet Soap Tor
s,sles.hy AL pxusgiam' ndk =. sc; a wRIdHr,
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sylvania the heavy traffic between the Atlantic
seabOard and the West which is now trans
ported on the Erie Canal.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-26

lin 1868 the annual supply OF gold was
sl5GOO 900. The production of 1857 in gold
amounted TO $3.50 $50 OO0 silver S5S S2O OOOtotal,
SISi, 500 900. We learn from the report that the
total amount of gold In the United States in
1858 amounted to S2S8 900 900. II is now reckoned
at $4,000 900. Mr.. Blake argues from this that
the supply OF gold. instead OF increasing. as com.
monty supposed. is diminishing He says
'Take, for example. the acknowledged facts
of the last twenty years. Four hundred and
fifty millions. in 1868, is larger proportion to
the whole bulk of production In 1868 than was
$4,000 900 in 1868. and this is the true test Of
values. and IL is a very much larger proportion
than was 800, 900 900 In lS44. The whole history
OF prices. Independent OF the adventitious cir
oumstanoes of taxes and paper money, shows
this. These statements will doubtless surprise
that portion of the community who have been
fearful that gold would one day become SO
cheap as to create a financial convulsion."