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SLIGHTLY LEoAL. -"N lornin,' George,
mornin' sab. How is yer fadcr p said
an old darkey to,a spruce looking Abys-
sininn. gorgcously alfred, in the neigh
borliood Of tho Court House yesterday
"Faders fust rate. He's dead, faiet is.'
"G'way, chile, you don't tell me he's done
gone dead Yer fadcr's dead. 'Clar to
goodness, now. Why George | knowcd
him when he wntn't any bigger dan you
is An nov dc ole mans dead Well.
Wlll, well y "Yea, uncle Tom, ssan' I'm
yer TO git his will rrowbated. ] went into
de Supreme Court dor and deg tole me
dat ] mus 60 to dc Circus Court and got
after David on de will But ley amt dar,
only Barney. An he toe ne mus 90
cross de river and git Stiff Cat from De
Court oil Common FIcas. Now, SEQ yer,
Uncle Tom, whnr is | gHinc to find out
what de law says bout dc will what de ole
man lett ] 'clnr 10 gracious, I'm mos
done gone crazy wild dis law" The two
started on to lind lawyer to tell where
to get the will "crOwbatcd ."-Spir.ns.
Patience is n good virtue ii the cir
cnmsnnces IRE right. Talking /, to n
hungry man, o a woman who Is dying TO
get married, It amounts to tie short
est rev Of pins. It does very well for
little boys md girls who are itching to
come OUT and make themselves ridicn-
lou'. Patience is good creature she
has done much for the worh--but, with
all Respects, she isn't more than any other
,he. Take Les arm year aud zee.
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81 Virginia Brands, bright Halls, Quarters,
Tens Navy, and the popular virgnia TaAiertO
7 q D a q Q o.
An ask len trial. Ny motto rs heretofore
6ill he -...'....... 5y..,
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
LARGE BUYERS will find II to their in'errs.
to call md examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. AL o ders promptly filled.
have engaged the services Of Mr. samuel
Wnrrdcr formerly with Gilhlan, Ebert 4 Co.,
WIN vii be pleased to sec his friends.
ann- Il. GrGGENllEfNER,
q raEk.t4Nurv, v. Va.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-30

UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WR1vcp,
| Improved with Rowe!l's Patent noHi1r
wheels, md the Patent Stop. are nSw .s Css-
,lonaGly lar superior to am apparatus for wa's
ins clothes ever invented, and Will sava m%a'
cost twice year, by saving labor and c,n Mt.'
Follows: W ~ - "'"s'''ul'4eny az
I'VE like our machinss much. cou,a :.
he persuaded to do without ii, IND witl,;ia. 10,
OF poty, We feel that We are masters Of H., IEs w
silion. ".-[Rey. Bishop Scott N. Z. Chpr ns P''
1T IS worth one dollar week in any S",,,
:" In the Laundry ct my house ,lcre,s , -.
pe'ual thanksgiving on Mondaysfor tho ;nLps s'
ton 81 your excellent wrinser." -Ney. Tbss
pore L. Cuylcr. . 'Ae0'
Every week has given It a s,ropco- =,
upon the affections Of the inmates Of tbe @aa
dry New York Observer. :, ~ '''Ss'
~ heartily commend !, 10 economists ~ ,n
money and contentment.' -Rey. Dr.. H"II %ms'
5"They save thrce-fourths OF the laLor a,;
time, and pay for themselves both in montr s sss
con,cn,ment.'.-New Orleans Picayune. "+a
"Friend Doty-Your last imbroyc,nt,, :.
your Washing machine Is complete sucre., y
assure you 'our Machine, sitera years n.. 9.
thought more Of to-day than ever, and ro,Is
not be parted with under any crcuns,anc,,I :"
.sll ~ IA PRICES. II
Send the retail price, Washer sis, .,,,,
Wringer Slo, and wcwill forward either Or ts,s
machines, free of freight places where no AVA ~.
isselling; and SO sure are we they will b. lik,S
that We agree to refund the money ii anr nv,
wishes TO return the machines FREQ Of fieivb,
after months trial according to directions
Canvassers with exclusive right Of sale m.,,
money fast by selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, TO whom LISA,
discounts are made.
90 h. O. BROWNING, Gen. Agent
jy2o-ly 3? Ccrtlanit st., New Yo,k
m a. ED WARDS,
DEALER IN
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

summary of the principles by which We
expect to BIO guided in conducting it.
AS our friends arcaware, we are Dem
ocrat, and the papor will, so far as our
ability permits, be advocate of those prin-
ciplcs upon which We consider the pcrpc-
tuity and welfare Of our government
depend.
In advocating our principles, we shall
endcaror to do SO in manner tina; will be
crcditablc alike to onrsclvesan the cause
we represent. We shall indulge in no
personalities, hor abuse any for taeir belief
but believing in soft words and hard
arguments, that thc cause for which labor
needsnotling but clear exposition to
render it triumyhat, We shall cnicsvor to
to present the great principles of Democ-
racy which underlic the foundations Of our
government, in such manner as slall
carry conviction to the minds of the sober
linking men Of the country,
We shall have no policy but PRINCIPLE!
and We shall adhere to it through all
the changes which the futu1c mny bring
us. Believing that the cause Of Dcmoc.
rncy is the cause Of civil govcrnmct, we
shall advocate that policy in the admins.
tration Of our National affairs, Which shall
tend to restore our governmcn. to Il.
pristine purity-bring back to us an era
Of good feeling between all sections and
peoples, lessen burdens Of the laboring
poor, and make US again free, united
and a happy people!
In our State Government, We shall de-
mand reduction Of tie countless hoard
of officers who are eating out the sub
stance Of the peoplc--a wise. statesman
like policy in relation to immigration and
internal improvoments-a cessation Of all
prOscriptivc and class Legislation, which
tend only to keep up feeling Of bitter
ness and haired between our citizens, and
an economical cxpcnditureo Of the public
funds.
Our best energies shall DO used for the
improvement and dcvclopmentcf or State
and County, aud in speaking Of our local
afairs, We shall do 50 independently and
boldly. A
We shall cndcavor to make the paper
welcome visitoc to every household in
the State. Each number will contain
matters OF interest to all classcs-the pol
itician the farmer-thc merchant the
laborer-anl the ladies'.
TELNIS. .ta =.
In order to place the paper within reach
of every one, We have reduced tic price to
50 per year, Which will, in every case be
required in advance.
CLun RATES.
Five copies, one year v $40 on
H., an..n. .,,n ,,aas II an
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n ANps Fon SALE Good Farming a, nft1,ss1 ,sEb b
partly in cultivation and llie . g+.' :iia,.
woods, for sale in lots 10 suit md RAJ.
ted in Lewis county, On the S'aun,o a., . ard
kcrsburg iurapikc, o miles from Nssl %S! titt,
in Calhoun county, on the Little iiJt,tl
and On tile Pike, near GranHSi'iu'
terms: Apply tn'or address a.. t,i,s Of
FREDERFG fOusE, Agents for: the rn,si.rs
i. X. Fousv, decd, at Weston.
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4 RElilRKAALE fa i.,a 10 ii.
Tina, not a single instance hg 4 N Si'are q
XII owegr Of thc proprie,ors, o. ,ue ,,tisr,,tionh
R,back's medicines to give til'lre =. ss IN nhsai
In tho hundreds Of thousands Of GssS or rcnar,
they have been used; this y ~ot..n; MERLE
and undeniablo esideuee oftaeir, u, PANT
Sole Agent for Lewis county.
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10 T PU;HT

-TTT79 rs IT RIGHT .,..l
that YOU should bid defiance to all y. "a .a,
laws and the science OF medical men ana 10.
fer with Dyspepsia or indigestion T", ~ al
backs Stomach t,it.ers can be procured a. ~
ydrtg store. rt.trAyT,
/ Sole Agen, for lewis county.
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A Dutcllman once met on lrishnan on
n lonely highway. And as they met, each
smiled, thinking he knew the other. Pat
OH seeing Ills mistake. remarked with n
look Of disappointment, "Faith, an' !
though. It was you, an you thought il
was me. an It's nny,hur Of u.s. And
tho Dutchman replied "Yah, dat is
dhru; | an anuder nan, and you is not
yourself; We poth be some other
podics."
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
The Indian Languages.

At the recent pathological convention ut
Poughkeepsie, j. III. Trumbull, of Hartford,
Ct, the well known student of Indian an
tiquities and tongues, aud Rev. Joseph
Hurlbut, for forty years "A Morayian mis-
sionary amQng tho Indians of Canada, and
who has spent fifteen years in preparing an
Indian grammar, gave some very interest
ing information about what are generally
regarded as the barbarous languages OF the
North American aborigines. Mr.. Trumbull
considered IL u cause OF regret that 80
much of the material for studying the ma
tive languages OF America is useless, and
that much of the time and labor of the
scholar must from this reason be wasted.
Much time and patience have been wasted
in showing the resemblance between the
Indian and the Hebrew languages.
whereas n few hours of careful study
would show that no such resemblance
existed. The time may come when n
connection between the Indian languages
of Central Europe may be demonstrated,
but 1t has no yet arrived. Tho American
languages differ from the Indo-European,
both in their structure and plan OF thought.
In the English language the analytic char
acter has attained its highest point; in the
Indian language the tendency is synthetic,
and has attained n very high de-
gree in this respect. The speaker
quoted a single Indian word, the
translation of which required five Eng
glish words, as an example of the synth-
etic character OF the Indian language
This tendency to synthesis is not limited
to grammatical structure, but extends away
back to the roots of tho language. There
was nc Indian word which was the precise
equivalents of the English words TO 60,
though there are plenty signifying to go
away, to 60 by land, etc. Yet the stand.
ard yocabularieB are based on the ground
that such equivalent exist, Rev. Mr.. Hml.
but said he had spent forty years among
the Indians, and had become 30 familiar
with the Ojibway language as to dream in
II; and the Indians insisted that he was not
n white man, but an Indian with a white
skin. Mr.. HuTlbut claimed that tho In
dian languages are marvellous, and not the
mere "bow-bow" sounds that many per
sons think them TO be. In many respects
they are similar TO the. Turkish language,
and in infection OF every form srrpass oul
own. The number of roots appears TO bC
small, but the notifications OF them, by
using suiixes and prefxes, were almost in,
finite; he had made q calculation of tho
number of notifications to which one sin
gle word could be subjected, each having {
different meaning, and the result wal
t~hirty-two millions. At the close he an
nounced his intention OF revising his gram
mar, which ne hopes to do in about twC
years.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

DEATH FROM USING HAIR Dye. DR.. j. NJ.
WitherwaX, an old and esteemed citizen of
Davenport, Iowa, and q prominent man in
his profession, died sometime last June,
after q painful illness, 1t was announced
at the time that his disease was chronic
diarrhoea, but it appears from the report of
a committee appointed by the Medical AS
sociation of that city, to look into the mat
ter and ascertain tho true cause, that denth
was caused by the use of hair dye. 10 APP
pears that for some time previous TO his
death the Doctor had been using q COM
pound upon his hair and whiskers that con-
tanned a solution of lead. A post morton
examination reveals the fact that the lead
had entered tho system through the roots
of the hair in poisonous quantities, and its
presence was detected in the vital organs.
The nature OF the dye is given, but il is as
serted that lead is used in all hair dyes.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
The Peach Season.

A correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune
writing from st. Joseph, Mich, under date
the 10th, says:
Ipropose to give you a few facts in re-
gard to the fruit crop in this district this
season, as compared with the previous year.
Last year the quantity Of fruit sent from
this harbor, or rather this and Benton Har-
Dor, as is shown by the Collectors books, Is
as follows /:
Strawberries, raspberries and blAckberres
bushels z8,zde
Peaches. bakets orboKes .'...".'.. .''' bVs,gVO
Pears, baskets or boxes lb,eOO
In addition TO this, about 5000 baskets
or boxes we're sent East to Niles md other
points on the Michigan Central Railroad.
This season there has already been ship
ped TO Chicago the fc Glowing quantities
Strawberries, bushels. a.. A.a........fe ,s21
Raspbcrries, bushels ...... ..'st....'ss 9,yOO
The shipping of peaches has but just
commenced. Tho boats on the evening Of
the 18th inst. took over 2,GS3 baskets of
peaches and 1.210 baskets Of b~lackberries.
The peaches are not ripe. Those now ship-
ped are all poor; and for the credit of the
fruit-prowers Of this region. not u peach
should have been sent away. All that
have been shipped ore either hard and
unripe, or are rendered soft and appar-
emily rlpe Dy the worm which ~ found
in them. Some Of the peach.growers are
honest in this matter, preferring to sacri-
fee the profit on n few hundred bush
els of peaches rather than that the reputa-
tons should suffer. / hear that Mr.. s. a.
Gillette-who has forty acres Of very fine
fruit buried forty bushels of peaches in
one day, which were injured by tho worm,
although most Of them were fair upon the
outside. But others, knowing that the
fruit is unfit for market. insist on shipping
as long as anyone will buy.
In about five days the fruit will com
mence TO ripen, and an immense quantity
of fine fruits will be sent over.
The present prospect is good for 800, 00C
bushels OF poaches, and 800, 600 bushels Of
Of %blackberries this season. Plums are
Hight aud poor, and badly stung by the cur.
culio.
Land here has risen TO fabulous prices
ranging from $3.50 to $500 per aero.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
spfcial Ilotitts.


mo mani says Sir Antley Cooper. Ought 10 know
he bis sepastions that he has a stomach.n In other
words. whom digestion Is perfect there Is neither pain
or npsoafness in the region In where Il takes place.
Nsnsea, want Of appetite, nitulency, oppression after
eating. shooting paius in the tpigss.rium q flushing OF
theface ut moaltimes, and a furred tongue in the morn.
ing, are among the direct symptoms Of indiR stion.
Constipation, biliousness, headache, nervous irrata.
bility, physical weakness, and low spirits, are lie almost
invarisble accompaniment. Az these indications Of
DYsprPstA, whethtr immediate or secondary. are
usually aggravated by hot weather.
The close OF summer i1 therefore tho reason when the
victim Of dyspepsia most urgently needs a tonic and
regulating medicine. Z ,ourse, every invalid has many
advisers. One friend ono drug, another
another; but in q multitude of counsell1rs there Is not
always safety. Tho BTANDAnD REMEDY OF 1HE PREs-
PINT gE FOR INDIdEHr1oN, In all its stages, ~ HOS
TErTFRS STOMACH BtTrERS. Time, that proves
all thinru, has established its rop Itation on an impreg-
nahlo oundaticu,-the Hpontaneoust testimony OF mil.
lions Of intelligent Wtuofaos. No aCrid oil or acid
dohies lie stimulating principle; It's tonic compliments
are tho finest that botanical research has vet discover.
cd II combines the properties otn gentle evacuent, a
blood depurent aud an anti bilious medicine, with
invigorating qualities Of the highest order. and / IL
admitted both by the public and the profession 10 be
the surcgl protection Against all diseases that are pro
duoed or propoEated by psntiterousa air or uuwho some
water. that has ever been used either In the United
States Or Tropical America.
In cases OF constipation resulting from a want OF
muscular tone In tho in' oslineH, tho effect OF the
III Is perfectly marvellous; and without the
dangerous sequences Of mercury, u restores the DISC
dnFnl liver 20 n normal condition.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

The proprietors of tho Herald, st. Jo-
scph, discharged their entire force Of print
erS and filed their places with men from
st. Louis. There was no difficulty about
prices, but the proprietors claimed the
right TO manage their own business in their
own way, which II seems was denied by
The printers,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
CURE YoUE COUGH.
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.
WHAT TIE nnnrnR,S SAH.

Amos Woolly, NJ. D., OF Kosoiuaka 90, Indiana, says!
For thrce years past I havo used Alone Lung Balaam
extensively IN M practice, and I am satisfied there is
no hetiCr mo 'icine for lung diseases IN use"
fslac y. Doran, NJ. D., Of Logan o., Ohio. says:-
Aliens Lung Balsam not only Helle. rapidly, but gives
perfect Ratisiaction IN every case within my knowledge.
Having confidence IN u and knowing thatit possesses
valuable medical properties, I freely use IL in my daily
practice aud with unboundod success. As an oEDecto.
have over yet known"
%. Fletcher. Of Missouri, says: "I recommend your
baieam In preference to any othor medicine for Coughs
and u gives aatisiaouon."
Aliens Lung Balpam u tho remedy 10 euro All Iuhe
aud Throat difficulties. II sh0uid 10 thoroughly testrd
before using auy other Halsam. II will euro when al
others fail. Dtroctiousa ceompauy each bottle.
I'm HARRIS 90, sole Proprs,
sold by All Drureiata. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold At Milwaukee by n. Boaworh a Sons, Greene A
Button, Rice A Rising, Drake Bros, Dohmon, Schmidt
a 90, and all Milwaukee Druggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE Advertiser. having been restored TO health n A
few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffer.
Cd several years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Oonsumption-ia anxious TO make known
to his fellow sufferers, tho means OF cure.
10 all who desire It, he will send a copy Of the pre-.
hor iption used (free OF ohargoN, with tho directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will find
SURE CURE FOR OoNBUMPTIoH, ABTHMA, BRoRom.
IT'S, etO. Tho object nf the advertiser In Bending the
Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted, and spiead In
formation which no oonoaives 10 DO inyaluRbloi and he
hopes syoy sufferer will try his remedy, an il will cost
them nothing, and may provo a blessing.
Farti wishing tho prescription, will please address
REy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Milliamahnrn. Kinna nnnnIv. Now Ynrk
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
An Economical stakeholder.

$500
We hear q good story about a gay and
festive p. s. u p. stockholder who visited
our city from 'away down east" on the re-
cent occasion of the annual meeting and u
fine dinner ut the Koarsngo. lie must
have been n of those conscientious men
who insist on gold dividends. He didn't
dine at the Kearsnge because he hadn't got
his gold dizzy. So with all the importance
becoming his position, he took q dignified
stroll into ono Of our oyster saloons.
Say, mister, what DO you ask for an
oyster2'
Zone cent a piece" was the reply.
81 guess rs how Ill have one" said the
stakeholder.
The bivalye was duly opened on q plate,
and he was invited TO pitch in"
Say, mister, is this all there is for q
cont2'
yes"
Cant ye afford to give usanother2 How
dye take H."
"well, some swallow il whole and some
cut II up into hash. A good many ways
You pays your money and you tnkeB you
choice
ut won't hurt a follow, will il, thought
ooh, nor
SO the stockholdor went for him, and in
about two minutes tho good thing was out
OF sight, with four largo soda crackeig 10
keep IL company. "Nobody hurt"
"Say, mister, don't care if / have an
other. Do you take any less when n Teller
eats two2'
mo-
We'll, | don't mind. I'll have another"
Oyster No. 2. was disposed of, and with
It eight Of the aforesaid crackers. Stock.
holder shelled out the two cents and was
about to depart feeling greatly refreshed,
when he was advised to keep his money, as
he might need 1t TO get home with, aud he
was welcome to tho oysters. He took tho
two cents, the most thankful creature ever
seen in these parts, and departed. We
have not heard whether he arrived safely
home, nor whether he got his gold diyi.
dendB. But hes one OF EN-.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
plMPLES.

Tho undGs-'m. a win checrinlly mail FREEl TO all
who wish IL the Hocipu and full directions for preparing
aud using asimplo and Henutiful Vegetable Bnlnl
that will immediately Iumoye'fnn, Frecldes, Pim-
hCHktn, leaving tho same soft, clear, smooth and beau,
utui, Ito VIII also send lthkEl INSTRUCTIONS for pro,
ducinR, by very simple means, o IUNURIANr ROW
OF nam on a bald head Or tmooth face m less than
thirty days from hrst application The above can ha
obtained BY return mail by addressing THOS. n.
4. q. Box bl2S.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

"A raw Johnathon who had been gazing
at a garden in the vicinity of New. York,
in which were several marble statues, OK
claimed; 'Just see what a wastel Here's
no less than six scare crows in this little
ten foot patch, and any on EN- would keep
the crows from q Ave acre lot" q, r,r,,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03


This INVALUABLE REMEDY does not, like the poi.
FonOus Irritating snufis and strong caustic solutions
with which the people have long been hunlbugodi
simply paliate Tor q short time, or drive The disease
10 nc lungs as there "a danger OF doing In the use
OF such nostruma, but u produces PERFECT Asn Pm
MAERsr CURE or THE wOEsf CASES or CrRoNGo
C~ArAHRu, as thousands eau testify. "COLp IN
THE HEAD" ia cured with a few applications.
CATHARRAL HEADACHE Is relieved and cured ~ II by
magic. II removes offensive Breath, LoEa or In
pairment OF tho sense Of taste, smell or hearing,
Watering or Weak Eyes, ana Impaired Memory,
when caused by tho violence Of Catarrh, as they all
frequently are. l Oler In good faith a standing re.
ward Of $500 for a case OF Catarrh that l cannot
cure,
ron SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Price only 90 Cents.
Ask your Druggist for the REMEnY; but II he has
not yet got It on sale, don't be put on by accepting
any miserable worse than worthless substitute, but
enclose sixty cents TO me, ana the Remedy will be
sent you post paid. -Four packages $500, or one
dozen for $500. Send u two cent stamp for DR.,
sage's pamphlet ON Catarrh. Address the proprietor
II. V. PIERCE, Nj. D.,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

AOENTLEMFN who suffered for years from Neryou
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF youth
iul indisoretlon, will, for thssak6 Of suffering humanity
send Tree 10 all who noed It, tho receipt and directions
Tor making tho simple Tomedy hY which he was cured.
Buiorors wishing 10 profit by tho advertisers expert
enoe, can 90 90 by addressing, Ia perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN,
mlSdlV No. a. Cedar street, New York,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-03

Mesfrn. MoLAIs 4 Bros, Wholesale Drur0lsia,
Wheeling, Va, say. undor date ofJuiy o. 1860, thai
they can safely recommend tho 0argling Oh Tor
moro diseases than Il Il recommended Tor.
From J. K. FIsHER, Uuiontown, Pa, Juno 81,
ls67.-Your dargling OIL Is daIng much botlor hore
than formerly, since IT, virtues have boooru,
known, and the bottles put up for Fumily Us0
without stain, arc much sought for.