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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
No. ID.
gIMlLIA BTMILTBUs 0URAETUR
HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

lave PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
III experience, an entire success: simple
Prompt-Rmcient aud Reliable, They arc the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
-eo simple thai mistakes cannot be made In
using them 30 harmless a. 10 be nee nom dan
ger, and 90 efficient az TO be always reliable.
They have raised the highest commentator from
all, and will always render satisfaction.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
Diseases of the Skin,

Old Sores. Eruptons, Cutaueous Diseases or Dis
cases OF tho skin. all readily succumb 10 Tho Won
dorful influence Of Or. Roback's Blood Pnuhrr,
Stomach Dittors and Blood Pills. sdd By all drug
gists everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05

OF experience with a constantly increasing demand
for Roback's Medicines, IA sufficient acknowledge
mcnt Of their %intrinsic merit, and places them the
very hrst In rank Tor curing the diseases Tor which
they are recommended. Sold by all druggists every
where.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
NEW CIRCULARS. NOVEMBER, IsJ
REDUCTION IN PRICES.

The MASON a aAMLIN ORGAN %, respectfully
snnounes a material reduction 10 tho prieeo OF several
stJles OF their well known Organs, which are the 40
KRowLEDaED STANDARD OF ExogLLRAcE in this
department, having been awarded a First Prize Medal
At the Paris Exposition, and seventy i've other First
Prizes In this county.
koUR ooTAyE SINGLE REED ORaAH, ......... acc
fIvE OCTAVE DOUBLE REID ORGAH, With nys
stops and a tremdiant' carved and Pannelod
EIvE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED CABINET On0AN,
ave stops, with the "Aiason 4 namln Inprovsd
yoX HumAua," a nov Invention now Just offered,
producing new and wonderful effects, the ansst
instrument OF lis sizo made. A., .........,.. sl7U
flfg Other ST. es OF oigana Al proportiOuate prices.
New circulars issued this day, November sth' ls6e,
with fun descriptions and illustrations, sent free 10 any
applicant
MASON q HAMLIN ORGAN CO..
10f fremont fltFeet, Boston.
$40 H~roRdwny, New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
Household Remedies

There are no remedies 80 wen aud favornbiy
known "a "HOusehold Remedies" az Dr. ROback'a
Blood Purifier, Stomach Bittcrs, aud Blood Pills,
aud no family should be without them. Bold by All
druggists everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
Have removed 20 tieir
s.
65 Mercer Street. New York.

los
'ENHE rrqai increHse iu Tho demand Tor aur Piano.
foftes thfDugp Iut tne cuuutu, have compelled
- 70 extend our Manufacturers l@atiltics 90 Three
times iheir former sizesnnd having added many uDW in.
In Manufacturing, we shall continue to
keep our prices the same ~ they always have been. tho
lowest Of any first class pianoTmta maker bs 90 lcaaf
one third, and We reapectfuly a0icit by parties bout
purchasing 70 a comparison with an other maker.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
WANTEB--AGENTS-- s ss ,s 500 s,. ss,

NNNH NHNAN
where, male and female 20 Introduce the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will stitch, benz, ioll, tuck,
quilt. cord, bind. braid and smbroidor in a most SUPER
or manner, price only sie Fully warranted for Eve
years We will pay 3iOO0 for any machine that will sew
a stronger, more beautiful, or moro elastic seam than
ours. IL makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every sec
ond stitch can be cut. and sthl tho cloth cannot
be pulled apart without tearing H. We pay AZ, nts
from s7b to s9D per mouth and expenses, or a commits
sion from which twice that amount can be made Ad
drsss SECOMB a co, P%ttsburg. Pa, Boston, Mass.
OF st. Louis, Mo.
CAUrIoS-Do not DO imposed upon by other parties
pAlming on worthless c%astiron machines, under tho
same namo or otherwise. Ours u tho only genuine and
really ~ptsctioai cheap machine Manufactured
~ T. "a, 3m g. n. p AGO, lsa H.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND GENERAL
Agents wanted forthe Home Life Insurance Com
pany OF New York. Agepts Of experience who would ~.
cure a good held with Fuli Commissions In the states Of
Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and Nebrhska, will do we'll
70 correspond with rs before the tsutory V al taken ur.
KELLOGG, THOMPSON A 90, Goneta Northwest,
aru Agency. Milwaukee VIA mnrI ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
WINCHESTER REPEATING RIFLES,
FIRING
TWO shots n Second as "a Repeater
N
Twenty Shots "a Minute an a Single
Hresoh Loader.

Thsse powerful. accurate and wonderfully effect
i've weapons, carrying eighteen charges, which eau
be bred in nine seconds, ara now ready for the
market, aud are for sale by all the responsible Gun
Dealers throughout the country. For fuu infor'
nation, send Tor circulars aud pamphlets 70 the
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS {.
ascl am New Hayen. Conn,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
RUDDIGK STEAM ENGINE.
DEVEREUX, RICH n co,
~ William street, New York,
General Agents.
\Dr. Hnrlon,N Nnnaeco Anmd0Ie.

\Dr. BurtOA'S XGBacc0 AntidOtc.
NARRAslro To Eraoyr Ali pfsigE rCE ToaAgco 4
saNIU trytiIl a.IhH.ahal and b. also an rxcellrtiA
peiA, ltpHrJie and sartchss the blood, inylsuraigYthr
SysleiN pns,rHara great u%oulshluB. and sucngihehnYp9M
sleep reNeshmg Anl establishes robust health, Smot1s
dad dgcA i1r Hdg y,aIs 'atat fice tliiVeenn l'
rf.tts Of tnhpCr0, Wih lists oi tostimnuIHlH rciciritts,
etc. .ssf Ftl. A--Yts NaUrd' Adity.F
Y ~ T. Is AsHou, JogE C,y, NJ
TRSTInGo rJIAES-
Posrq,srrar rNtg1sy 4 rrcc IA box Of BWrons
AnuLo.s hon Rev Nm roui,on W bad % an gtfH"
care = bAt7uNk CONNECTION lifi""n '"i JIM
FRog ms O 3 Tan sUav, 4rdups an, Phase
send a supply Of 'ho ANfN'orE Ihs one fgf.toth as done
FRos New H,ursmaE Nykrr r~Eisos-Genneuen Of
inaosneg hsrS laSing been 5ksd al The eppsuis i1T lSo, Re,
he 1dsonss n his ngiiy IouA
Jo,ira Naro% adeNlf n II State Prison.
ABAygsa's TEsuyEa % gnous Auudols ~r
T.,.s ~ md ,fo4Hpi Aai on ddiuN for a.
" N1sHit Nat baakNNeN albany, lad.
AClrRlvSASsH LsrEogr -osENo1 oF AS1lpofs
lev wv suosnAEEu KeieN Station, Pa
FRoH rhE Tolir. u~lAngOetTFFsl LfNs MAss-,l
using % 5SNou- Atddo's and an dst'I fAtoSSeSo Is
PaoaEag SaurmRs HozV JouRSAI, BA0EoRE,
MO-Vhs box of huuuu's Auudote frRiotsd al dkreioI
tho wAd fon me take pleasing IN fee"mmsnqlgN. !"
I ron shLE pY ALL DRUGGISTS. y
lT,adsaiarh Y COByrighted.l '
CAUTION Beware OF injurious immitptions sold b
HumbneA decs0algl DIN
s1zz
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
GROVESTEEN, FULLER 4 CO.,N
- Mercer ST., MY.
s.

The last new addition TO our different STYLES "a attract
inR the admiration OF both oritiea aud popnlAce. We
mention specially, some OF the claims OF this new PIANO.
Believing the exterior should be AZ beautiful 70 me eye
AZ melody TO the ear, We have paid great attention 10
getting them up in a style that IN conceded by all who
have asen them 10 be tho hnnds0mest PIANO. FonTk
made. They are an entirely HEW STYLE. with -four
round corners, heavily carved legs and bro, base richly
moulded, aud contains QUA LATEST NPAoNkD hrw
sCALR AND ACTION. The tone ~ melodooua, anu ~
adaptubiity 10 passages OF every shade OF e4preaA2n,
IRON the soitsst murmer, the Ofosondo and the ~,
givos the performer every advantage OF the Oohc.hf
|aRAHp' Price 5000 deol6 eowly
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
r. BALL & C o.,
GROW OLD.

Thors is no necessity Tor premature old age: use
ROback'H stomach Bittera, II gives vitality and elias.
tciV by invtgoratinR every organ o. the body.
sold by al druggists everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
COSTIVENESS

DE-. Constipation OF the Bowels. should always re-
,eiyo prompt attention, "a II predisposes the system
% disease. The timely use OF such valuable cathaT-
nc remedy ~ Roback's Blood Pills has saved much
disease and death, and many persons to-day,
ire indebted TO these pills alone for their very oxis.
ienco, as the certificates In our possession will
attest. Bold by all d~ruggists everywhere.
dec29 doow CIV
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05

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s ssa!!.:. !. +: 5s0Q. E!s:'$ $! S4s; .t S$i.: E: h h re s!:
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
BELCHER, JAMES g. co.'s
Great One Dollar Sale.
THE MOST LIBERAL CONCERN OF THE XII
IN TUE

IN THE COUNTRY.
eS Tie smallest ariieis on or dssets can D. ,seAaH0sd
AZ dHgt ime Tor a fpieudid fdr0e Copcerfind, or
aGrelrdf y~sroiriHg stro pidtai cdd0r
or "a Frcuch Stereosoopic Views.
We have on band ov,r h.f a million d,iiar worth Of
g9ods me largest snd most yslnahlo st9ck Of Linens,
PLATED ,Mete, Nutiety. Mgcrchaunt Pipes, IS &c, Of
ANY SAL House % America. We iLiPott
AZ ,mputters' prices This has never been done before,
~retaler, wherever or goods arc cent. IL you wish 10
es9y g21d9 ehespI sow IS IHE IiME! WI axe
rate OF One Doiinr Each. Those gstiirq np clubs
Tor other hrns all DO veil % stop where they are, sad
ddNble those Of any other concern.
AGENTS, LOOK HEREI
FOR n Cub OF Thirty, aud 80 We viii serd one Of tho
brown q 5ieaobed ysrd wide Sh'Sunr. I Do96ie fSns
french Siercgrc0po. with 2trch foreign yieWs;l ladies'
ruo stockings; ]gcpuine Mserschauu Pipe. amber
mouthpiece, ln gleud a case I Violin aud Buv IN tox
gaaly del9 B'ots Soz dns Iaeda ossi.
Gold hing Fiegant Deiaiue Dress Pattern Tdo7es
neayy s"tst lated white netfl ~ hsytt dg3, =
spoons 8 Eurraved s 2. Napkin H'ngsi 1 nchatk yed
metal bound Concsrtina, 20 als tor sl0
sic..l wei oi hsaY GROWN % bleSrhed yud vide
VI Re5oirSSs CASTOR ~ ie6fy aisnsed RaiSS,' VIZ
boots g ids good ~ NJ / long, al. shaw. AZ yds
hne y. mere iof pants and vest henniifgi, top
fgT q ulu6 o. tone Hon iroi. and slo, Prs,ea,svay
fdra Cnb OF 1--WE Hundred, aud sa.-prssent, from
flto SOD Larger Cidba incroised IA the sane ratio.
&C. gIaS &c % any .dtrss'' ssGa all mony by Esg.
BELCHER, JAMES & CO.,
: a y RTomneld ST., spd II &l0 Battsrys
Post ONCE Box pa. inp2g mtgs A.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
80 Barolay Street. New YorlL.

50 HhroIny Stroot' NOW f"rH'
This Rein Is Il Tor tho complete control and easy nov
orumeut OF kiekea aud runaway, and Tor breaking
training and imparting the host possihlo style o. Old,
young, spirited, unruly, hard on tender mouihcd horses.
This Is q continuous roiu from thr dnvrrs hand to
the turrot, passing over pulleys nt The BIT and gag run.
nsr. is noat. strong, durable, uni can bee adjusted 60
any bride In one minute.
County rights for sale, prices giuto So each We
arc also tho sole manufacturer Ut the cerhraici Day
light Burner, the most brilliant Kerosene hsht ever
produced. D.. A. d.,
"A. e. IL. 4. ln. ilnal
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05


lmpE9yed With Howe'r. Patent Double Cog wheels. aud
the Patent StuI, aru nos uhquDstionHhly var superior
i0any apparatus iurvnshinr clothes ever invented, aud
wtll save their cost twice o. ycar, hy saving labor and
clothes.
Those who have used them give testimony M follows
We like our machine much; could not be persuaded
10 DO without II, aud with the aid Of Doiy, We fool that
We are masters Ut tho position Rcy. Bishop Scott,
N. d. Church.
at Is worth ono dollar a wock IN any family N Y.
Tribune
In TIE Iaundg Of my house there i perpetual
thankagtviug on. Monday Tor tho Invention ut yOur eN'
oellcnt wringor' kcy. theodore T.. uuylor.
II heartily commeudit In economists Ut lime, money
aud o0ntentmont' Rev. br Brlluw-.
Il assure you our Machine aitor n years nee. IL
thought more If today ihrn ever, ana would not be
parted with uutCT any r,uusiaucea -SOou Robin
son.
PRICES.
Send tho retail pucc. Washer, slA extra wringer, ST.,
aud We Will forward either ur 10Th machines, tree ~
ireiRht, 10 placc1 where 20 one b selling aud 20 sure
are We thrt they viii hv liked, that We agtrn % refund
the money " any one wisiholt 10, return pc machines free
OF freight, nttOr amu1th'a tual according 10 dirpctiuns.
tng selling them,
Sold BY dealer, generally TO whom liberal discounts
Ia, 4. BROWNING, Gen. Asenr,
NJ. !. L. 81 turtlAndt Street, New York,
!. A. tnufn INV
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
NAV SV'SSiRR siiiICATE BOOK SLATE 90,
~ COrlAndt street, n Y
Hundreds of Certificates similar 10 This.
RUTGERS FEMALE CoLLEGE,

H. N. Grovesiesn, founder Of The old and Jdvorably
kaoiOn house of GropsStsen q Co.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
HI SYMMETRiZER,
on BODY BALANCE.
Fashionable, Cheap and Durable

20 THE LADIES This light. cool and spriny device.
promptis erects The dropping hgurc. gkpands the chest
and lungs, nateus prominent shoulder blade. sluuaa
sharp and square shoulders, gives symmetu iu
the form, elasticity 10 the movements. anicluuoIa tho
Prot. ShanLs, oINiemphi-, to Prot Fcnner,
OF New Orleans.
MT DrAR On, tEsNEE.
Aud finally, the thaubs of do pfilasaiUn
are duetO the author OF this beautiful dsvta, uufrh
futnishef the means Of a geutuci Inquire, WITH nu o.il
tendency connected with M usa.
Ven tmy your, de-,
LEWIS SuANks.
Prot Of Obst's aud disease OF Womon auI Children.
"iicr utiidude aud grace ofmotion is the wonder Of
the world
u was laughed at aud ieered by All. bc,suaa of my
detortnity now ] am pointed az rs a. model cot Hyiumgiy
and grace"
A laugh al deiormity who wcar the Symmoirizer."
For sale At AL Dry Goods Dealers. Correct, Mantle and
msnm ni S.nlm,nintnr o. M ~ M..l,. nI-.-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
H%OUSEKEEPERS' PET.
H~OUSEKEEPERS' PET.
h~nuSEKEEPERS, PET.

Every family ought to have ono Of theee Pets Fvery
dousokoepar needs one Of these Pots They cost only
three dollars at retail. Sold by t%urnt!ure dealers Send
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
GROVESTEEN, FULLER & Co.,

j. ~ Groreao,n. Jouadsr qf Nr Old ari ffuarab,
AulLen hgnl. NJ Grnr..I.-l d ~.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
BELCHER, JAMES & co..

: a - BT0mncid ST., and II a 10 Bnttsry-
March street, Bostun, ass,
Post ONCE Box 24t. jau2i nils At
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05

RAbhh~
summary Of Proceeding In Congress.
SENATE, Jan. 20th.-Howe presented a
remonstranc0 OF the Chamber CT ommerc of
Milwaukee against the further extension OF a Ger.
tain portion OF tho bankrupt law, and resolutions
OF the same body asking the appointment Of aeon
mission to locate the canal above the Falls OF Mag
ara. Referred, -Bils were introduced granting
lands In aid OF the construction OF a railroad from
Sioux City, Iowa, to Columbus, Nebraska; extend
ing the jurisdiction OF the Court OF Claims pro-
Yiding for q reduction of I e army; to reorganiGe
the officers Of the army.
HoUsE-Bills were introduced for the re-
hef OF states entitled TO swamp land indemniiies.
Referred to the on Public Lands; for
the relief Of a large number OF citizens OF southern
stAiea from political disHbilities; 20 strengthen pub.
lie credit, aud relating TO contracts for the payment
Of coin. II enacts that all INTEREST," bearing notes OF
the government shall be paid In coin except where
II IL otherwise provided by law, II also l~egalizes
coin contracta,- A bill was passed declaring that Il
shall not be lawful for any officer Of the Govern
ment, member OF Congress, or other person emit
titled by law to the f~ranhiDg pr yilsge, TO exercise
said privilege otherwise than by his or her written
autograph signature upon tho matter ranked and
all letters or other mail matter not thus franked by
the written signature of n person entitled by law to
exercise such privilege, shall be charged with the
rates OF postage which arc now or may DO establish
ed by law, "A resolution was adopted for the ap.
pOintment OF a select commirteeOf seven TO inquire
and report as to what legislation Ia necessary 10
provide for taking the census
SENATE, Jan. 2lst. Bills were presented
10 regulate the payment Of tonnage tax; TO amend
the United States usury laws, by making ak per
cent. the legal rate Of interest. but allowing con.
tracts for the payment Of u rate not exceeding eight
per cent. To prohibit the secret sales of gold; al.
ditional to the act granting land to aid In the con,
a~truction OF the Northern Pacific Railroad, which
was referred 10 the Commiuee ON the Pacific Rail
road. II provides for q guarantee by the govern
ment OF the payment Of the interest on the com
panY's hfty-siK years. six per cent. bonds 20 ths
extent OF $4,000 In bonds per mile, tho United
statesto be secured by the retention OF the sum
duo for government transportation. and by the re
eeipo OF two per cent on the roads gross earnings
" amend tho national currency act. II provides
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05
ghltaau pasiatss pirttlorH

AFLIN, BUTLER & co, Dealers in
- Paper, Printer Stock, Sc. Cash paid for
kags; AZ and a state street, Chicago.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-05

pg The faoiiest ariicie on our cheeks car b. trcAaHgod
al any timsJ FOR a spieHdidi dr0e CoHoerfino, or
aNrefnrie r~er0iriHg siirer pfdtai CddOr
nr a Ercnch Hlerenenoplc Iielna
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-14
New Books.

Fire Acres too Much. BY ROBERT d,
RoosEvELT. author Of "Game Fish o,
North America "SupcriOr Fishing,
&c. New York HAErER & BROTHERS
This is highly humorous, satirical worn
very inpcniouslv illustrated, and aimed es.
nccialIv Mt " ten acres enough" and fandrco
works in which results are slnal''l
stretched and instructions to the llnlni'late"
not thoroughly clear. 1t viii give pefhap'
more entertainment to farmers than othei
nconlc :: but cannot fail to amusc any one
The author pretty well sets forth what ne Is
about in his dedication as follows: 10 the
..wrircrs of books on farming, gardening
..hortjcuIturc agriculture. and Horticulture,
:. this work Is respectfully dedicated as III
..cyidcncc of what can he done, ana Wha'
..wonderful results can be produced, d! Il
:. rorcful study of their directions ana
:. strict obedience to their rules; ana as i
:. slight testimonial othe accuracy, lucldlty'
"and DraticabilitY of the advice WHICH
..tbev give and the experiences they de-
" scribe. in the sincere hope that they VIII
"ncvcr weary of composing books eq''aIl!
- trlllnlui, lIu~iN VI GNU
He Enc,r lie Vas Right. Part IL: ny Az s..
TuoSY TRoLLoPE. New York HARPER "
BROTHERS.
The Sncr7stan's household. 4 !Story?l L,,PP,e
Dct,noid. BY the author of % Mahcilc,s
Progress" &c. With illustrations by 1.
G. BUSH. New York: HARPER d BROTH
Frs.
We say of this book that its illustrations
are admirable, displaying very high order
of genius and skill in the cn@raver's art.
The above works are all for sale by A. ii.
CHRISTIAN 4 Co.
Problcmatic Characters. A novel. BY
FREDERICK SrIELHAGEN. New loIk !:
LEYPoLDT Il Holt.
This is the first of the works of SPIELHA-
GEN in course Of publication by LEYPoLDT
& Holt. Professor SCuELE DE WERE Is the
translator. The author is amongst the most
eminent of modern German writers OF nc
ton. His works have received very hl@h
from such authorities as the
Westminster Ecricr.
For sale by RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-14
"Resnectability" of Radicalism.

The flibbcrtygibbct organ of the W ELLIS
party informs Us that the Government l.
determined to make the Republican party
in this State respectable" "a confession
that il is not SOY: and it is communicative
enough to suggest that "poWcr" can DO
| this.
We take it that this organ means the
WELLS party when it speaks of the Repuh-
lican party. If so, we can hardly imagine
the power that would be adequate to the
task. First-WELLs must he purged from
his sins, which could be done only by mira
Gle. What less could wipe ont the damning
proofs of Subornaton Of crime upon
the docket of the United States district
court and even suppoSinS these out OF
the way. mountain of guilt remains which
The multitudinous seas would be insufficient
TO wash out.
We credit the WELLS organ with too
much sagacity to have any such achieve
mcnt in view. That were impossible al this
lay. 1t only means that "poWer," acting
upon the fears and the desire Of gain of the
people. will >educe them into the ranks OF
The WELLS party, and thus make that party
respectable.
The artlicc is not surprising, but it is in
,iilting to those who are expected TO be its
victims But how will itS success make the
Republican Il. Q. WELLS party respectable:
It can only increase its number Of prosti-
tute>. \ man who joins it for the sord!d
motive of rIiu or the bastard emotion Of
fear. can add nothing to its responsibility.
What, then, are we to infer to be the
meaning Of this newspaper, when it brings
forward this mode of increasing the Gre
Spcctability' Of the WELLS party? Why, no.
thing more nor less than that the numbers
Of the dcpraycd and corrupt are 10 be in
creased. and. as far as numbers can 90 to-
wards promoting responsibility, that shall
be secured. In other words, it is expected
that there are great many people III Viz
gini;I who will sell themselves and become
rs degraded as the party which purchases
them. Thus we shall have al inversion Of
the moral law, and vice be made rcspccta-
bic hy numbers, while virtue becomes dis
reputable because she is not purchaSable.
Let Us believe that the people OF Virginia
are rot ready to sell out their good name,
and lose themselves i'll the vain attempt to
make respectable that which is irrcdccmably
infamous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-14
MOrmOnisn.

This Order of society, which is one of the
innumerable inventions of men for combin-
ing some sort of religion with sensualiSm,
seems to be gradually on the decline. There
mas been recently considerable detection
in the membership i'll Utah, and this has
been stimulated no doubt by the rapid adj
vance Of the railroad towards the headuuar-
tiers OF the Zion Of Mormonism. Several
bodies Of seccders have recently departed
from Utah for other homes. They appear
to have adopted new ideas not much at
variance with the Mormon doctrine but
Their secession shows the want of solidity
and conference in the Order. The seceders
call themselves "JosEPHIrEs" BY and bye
the railroad will help on the disruption.
Not, we suppose, that it will improve the
morality Of Salt Lake, but that the number
OF BRIGHAM IouSGs will be so far in excess
Of The sisterhood that their division amongst
the Saints will hardly allow plurality Of
wives The railway will most assuredly
demand equality In THU matter as altogether