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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17
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such diseases 10 obtain . radical cure without the aid oi
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17

The BEST AND ORIaiNAL TOXIC OF Iron
IhOsphorus and Calisaya, known M Caswell
Mack n Co.'s Fcrro ~Phosphorutcd Elixir Of
Oalisayu Bark. Tho Iron restores color 10
The blood the Phosphorus renew waste OF
tho nerve tissue, and the Calisaya gives
n natural hoaithfnlnesB 20 tho digestive or
gans thereby curing Dyspepsia IN H. yariuus
forms, N~akotulncss, General Debility, and
Depression Of Spirits. Manufactured only by
CASWELL, HAZARD 4 CO., successors to
Caswol, mack & Co., New York. Sold by all
Druggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17

PARTICULAR attention IL directed 10 the adj
ycrtlscment OF Book for the Milion-AIAR-
nIAdE GUIDE in another column. II should
DO road by all.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17

H. D. TATIoR, Of Concord, Kya says the Gargling
OIL ourod a horse Of his, injured while plougbinp
by attempting 10 step over a stump, hlmostssyerinn
the thigh from the body also thai no has used ID IN
his family for hfcep years, and Is The best romody
for Outs Burns. Bruises, Frost BitsH. Strains,
Hlcumatlsn, etc, no over used.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17
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o
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ing Ptes, Diagust OF Food. Soar Erupiona, sinking or
hlul ttring OF tho at Of tho stomach, Dimnoas OF
Vtalon. Yelownois Of tho Skin nud Eyus, Pam IN tho
ONTO rs necessary.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17

PaIyArE medical aid. Read IN. Winters
Advertisement.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17

III ufaoturera of Woodworth's, Daniola, and hi
monsion Planersi Molding, Matching, TenOnning, Nor.
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A~yaTieiy of other Machines fCr Working Mood. Also,
Machines In tho world. gH-sond for our illustrated
catalogue.
RIonARD BALL, e. HALsTED.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17

BuHNEss EpuCNrIOS.-Our advice TO any
young man that can spare the timo and
money is TO go to Bryants Chicago Business
Training School, whore the best facilities In
the couatry are 10 be found. IL is lust az
cheap to 90 to headquarters ~ TO go Ia a see
Ond rate place. II you wish d circular or pa
per dCscribing the institution, write To N. IS.
BRYANT, Chicago. III.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17
,. NJ. Harris & Go Sole PrOprietOrs
CINCINNATI, o.
MFOr sale by ali Medicine Doalor,.


Sold a. Milwaukee BY u. Bosworth a Sons, Greoue
Button, Rice a Rising. Drake Bros, Dohmon, Sohmit
a 90, and all Milwaukee bruggiat8.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17
The Empire Trinmnhant.

The superior merits Of these Sewing Machines are
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prizes ~ every fairfor simplicity, Durability and spoed
The stitches are uniform, alike on both eidoa The
Machines run noisoloss, perfectly eaay, and do the
largest range Of work.
Agents requiredi liberal discounts allowed. Sond
OF circulars, Mmplea 30, 10 tho principal ofice,
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17
A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE.

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uures bronchitis, Asthma and Croup.
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lmpars strength TO the system.
ALLEYS CELEBRATED LUNG B4LSdN-
IL pleasant to take.
dLLEN'S CELEBRATED ITNg BAJglM-
always gives abstraction or tho money will he REFUNDED
II y recommended by omine physicians and while
" ~ pleasant 20 take and harmless In ita nature, u ia A
powerful remedy Tor curing All diseases OF tho f,ubgs
For aalo BY all Druggists. ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17

DoN'r BE HUlmudED vat the foolish idea
that Catarrh cannot be curodl The troTid
Tho proprietor Of DIR. Sago's Catarrh Rene
dy will pay $500 reward for q ease Of Catarrh
which he cannot cure. S0id by druggists at
City ccnts, and each package makes a full
pint Of the medicine ready for use. Can get
u by mail Tor sixty cents from DIR. II. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17
GROVESTEEN, FULLER ( Co.,

J. n. GroVestesn, founder Of he Ola and fapOTall
kl0Dn house Of Qr0peILeen q 90.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17

MiGooLIA WArEn.-Supcrior 10 the best inn.
ported German Cologne, and sold at halt the
price.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-09-17
No. IL.
sIMILIA sTMILlBUs OURANTUk
HUNIPBIIsEXS'
homeopathic SPECIFICS

uAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success: Simple
lfompt-Eilcieut aud Reliable. They are H.
only Medicines perfectly adapted 10 popular use,
so simple that mistakes cannot be made IN
using them hu harmless - TO be free ffOin dan
geg, and 20 efficient NJ to be always reliable
They have raised the highcat commentator nom
All, aud VIII always render satisfaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-04

Police CouRT.-The "drunks" were
"three best In four" yesterday morn
ing, In the police court. William
Thompson, Tim Dorgan and Joseph
Fox, were all arraigned on the charge
Of being drunk on the streets, and were
each fined one dollar and costs. They
looked hard as they were called Into
the dock, and We expect they felt as
badly as they appeared. We don't be.
lleve the city realized q cent In cash
from the three. Fad. .r..f,.,. r.
Mary Ann Hosea put In her second up.
pearanoe In this Court. yesterday morn.
Ing. Al Thursday session she was tined
one dollar for getting drunk. On this
occasion, however, her offence rose "a
the dignity OF tumult and disorder,
When called out, ghe came before His
Honor with head barred and dress hall
torn OF. She heard unmoved the testl.
mony against her, and the dread SEN
ienoe Of the law, i've dollars and costs.
Then abe poured forth q torrent OF In
yective and abuse. She continued In
this strain until removed to jail, and
while on her way thlther the tsrmaganI
made the street ring with her volublll-
~, to the amusement Of . large crowd
Of spectators. 70 aVal .rl De-. -,us.5
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MACBETH matinee ! Macbeth matinee,
at Washington Hall.

MARROW ESCAPE FROM A HEAVY
Loss.-A day or two since q resident Of
Buckhannon came TO the city and pro-
ceeded to test the quality Of Wheeling
whisky. He found It more potent In
its effects than the pure old rye manu-
featured near the geographical centre
OF the State. While wandering about
In his demorallzsd condition, yester.
day, he entered an eating saloon on
Water street, and called for plate Of
oysters. After dlsposlng Of the bl.
valves, he took out his pocket book and
paid the bill. In doing 90, however, he
inadvertently removed with 1t an en-
velope said to contain 5000, which
dropped unobserved on the counter.
he departed without noticing the or
cumstance. The saloon keeper hap
pened to see the package just after the
Buckhannonite left, and followed him.
BE soon overhauled him, and handed
over the bundle TO the owner. II this
little affair had transpired in some
places, that five thousand dollars would
have been sailed down by the finder.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-At the close OF oul
report OF Thursdays proceedings w
mentioned that the jury had announced
their inability to agree in the case Of
Burns ps. Nolan. Yesterday morning
they again retired TO their room AND
remained until Il o'clock, when they
came Into Court and reported thai
there was, no prospect Of agreeing upon
verdict, They were, therefore, dis,
charged from further consideration Of
the case. ' -
Steele Miller, convicted OF house
breaking on former day Of the terra,
was brought Into Court, yesterday, ant
sentenced TO confinement In the penl,
Tertiary for the period Of two years, Ii
accordance With the finding OF the jury
Patrick Gllooley was granted ma
turAlization papers.
Stewart Hepderson, whose recognl.
HAnce was declared forfeited early II
the present term, was yesterday dellv.
cred by his surety Into the custody o.
the Court Henderson was thereupor
remanded 10 jail. He'wlll not be tfIeC
before March. 900" i..
In the case Of Patterson Us. Dice. IN
action ofdebt, the Jury brought 10 aver,
dict for defendant. The PLAINTIFF
counsel made q motion TO set aside thu
verdict. ~
Adjourned until O'Clock this morn
ing.
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% d.
sToaY O1aARs.-There has not, per.
haps, one branch Of home Industry In
creased 80 steadily and 30 much In this
busy city Of ours, within the last few
years, % the manufacture Of stoeles.
Thirty.6ve or forty years ago, the only
maker Of this kind Of cigar was the
late Mr.. Black, Of Washington, Pa.
About that time some one or two per-
sons commenced the business In small
way In this city. The late good Tom.
my Conrad, an honest and worthy old
Quaker. was the, pioneer In the husi.
meas. Shortly after that, our worthy
fellow citizen, Nj. Robert Gibson, com.
msncOd the buhInssS and continued Il
until within few years, when he 70.
tired upon handsome competency
and gave way for younger and more
active men. o. amin II .., |yt.
This particular kind Of cigar was first
used and introduced BY dtovsrs, stage
drivers, WagonerB, and by steamboat
men on the Ohio river and its tri-
butarles. They have now become
popular and OF general use among
all CLASSES OF smokers through.
out the country, North, South,
East and West, and especially the
South and Wess The consumption has
become 30 great that Il 10 impossible to
supply the demand, Notwithstanding
the price has largely advanced and the
Government taxes them heavily. There
are now upwards OF thirty individuals
and firms engaged In the business In
this city, employing much capital and
agteat number Of hands, many Of whom
are women and children. The manu-
faeture Of these cigars, requiring all
hand labor, necessarily gives employ
ment TO o great many more persons
than the same amount Of capital EN-.
ployed In business that 10 carried on by
maohInerydrlven by either Bteam or wa.
ter power. This branch Of manufactures
is Of much more Importance to our city
and neighborhood than our citizens are
generally aware Of. These laborers
and mechanics-thess men, women,
and little boys and Rirls-must all
be fed, clothed and housed, which
makes It better for the properly hold.
or, the baker, the butcher, the tailor, the
shoemaker, the halter, the gardener
and farmer, In fact every other Interest
In the city. Most Of these cigars are
sold and sent abroad and the money
returned 10 the anufacturer promptly.
A small portion 10 consumed here. Il
will doubtless surprise our readers to
learn that there are manufactured
monthly, In this city, nearly two mil.
lions ofthess olgars, and that the manu-
facturers pay revenue tax on the same
Of nearly $4,000 per month, or $l2O, 900
per annum,-a revenue larger than is
paid by the whole State OF West VIr.
ginia, besides, leaving ont the city OF
Wheeling and the two articles Of
whisky and tobacco. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-04

HELD TO BArL.-Beecroft, who was
lodged in jail, Thursday, on q chargeIoi
being concerned In. the Roney Point
riot, was brought before Judge John.
Ston, yesterday afternoon, although
the examination was set for this day al
2P. M. The Witnesses. were all here
and 1t was thought best 10 hear thelr
testimony to save them the trouble and
expense Of returning to-day. After
hearing them, Judge J. announced that
be would hold the prisoner 10 bail 10
the sum Of eight hundred dollars, but
that he would give the defendant an
opportunity to procure his Witnesses
and hear thelr testimony at some future
day. Indefault Of giving the required
bond, Beecrofs was sent to jail. gg., |
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sENT TO JAlL.-Two lads, Joseph
schell, and Albert Prlce were arrested
and brought before Judge Johnston
yesterday afternoon, charged with rob-
bling shop keeper's TIL oftwo or three
dollars. The boys told all about the
transaction on the examination OF th q
case. schell's story was to the effect
that be gave Price o I've cent piece to
get changed Into coppers, with instruc.
lions that II the proprietor Of the store
was not present, to relieve the money
drawer OF It's contents. The shopman
happened TO be out, and Price obeyed
his INSTRUCTIONS 10 the letter, giving The
proceeds Of the robbery to schell. They
were sent to jail. The same parties
have been before the Justice once OF
twlce on similar charges within
the last few weeks, The older (schell,
one cannot be more than twelve OF
fourteen years of age. The necessity
for House OF Correction becomes more
pressing almost every day. f.l
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len oHRAx at Good TsmplAta's Hal
10. night,

I
RIVER NEws,-The highest figure In
me present freahet was reached Of thla
point, ThurSday night, when The marks
indicated tWenty-seysn feet In The
channel. Last evening the river had
fallen one foot and the sudden change
IN the weather will probably cause Il
70 decline rapidly.
Neither the Hudson nor the Rees had
arrived when we were at the landing
in the afternoon, but both we're hourly
expected. Tho Forest City made her
usual trip. n.. aa
The tow boat Samson met with an
accident, Thursday evening, several
miles above Steubenville, which dlsa.
bled her, and left her and her barpes at
The mercy Of the HWlnds and waves"
We hear that all tho buckets In her
wheel, except three, were broken ont,
and consequently. all control m hor
r3h,on,o,,,. ~. - M t',N VI .lot
uoteH1ii0n =. "as lost Inc parges got
loose ana o number sunk In o short
time. Two only ont Of the nnmber
WITH wh,oh ~ s,.s,.s -. S 49,
49, S.in Uu guy "'a .s' were SaVeu'
r4He Of them were seen to pass here
yesterday morning, The New stata
went 70 iha ralIsf NJ Tho ,,,,.h,"S
s,n.s,os -. 49, wv uISaNi0o
tseasn'e[, puI oouIo render no assist
Anoe. On the arrival Of the Forest City
Ut .SIeubouYille that evening oaptaIn
o'Neal hoard ~ ,ha 1S,so.to - -
80 $3.50 u :" 'ue ui'.'es anu "
once STARTED up the river to give what
aid he could. After spending the whole
Of Thursdav NIGHT in andeavo,,no A
1ord tho q. .,sos .,,s 80 n. ...s ~
."n lT'l ' It oatnSou anu save the parBeS'
he succeeded In bringing the former 10
land At Warren. some nine or tan miles
above here. and two NJ Tho h.r,os a,
49, A0.0' ""u wv VI tne uAIBes "
points not now remembered:
Cincinnati papers Of vest erday cons
Itain lha SolIowine.s lNDf1 Ifpl11aIf
49, ,sN1s' ~, !.l
aete Ine ItyeE .nAs ialIen 9 lncnes
a4Elnk tne "a no9ls ending last Night
WIN ~ ieet lnonss water IN the oman.
nsr " Wy MsIeE works mafk'
u;xLne MnoE AnaeEson arrived tom
Mneenh Mtp ialE Iteignt and pas
HeneeE ItlPL A1a Ie1urnh To-Day,
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The BALL LAST NIGHT.-The ball
given by Cornstalk tribe I. o. R. NJ,
last night, at Turner'S Hall, was a
grand success. The festivities were
kept up Till lato hour and passed Of
pleasantly. Everybody seemed to en-
Joy themselves, and no doubt many
who were present will regret that the
Red Men do not come more frequently
before the public In the role they sus.
talned last evening.
There were two or three articles voted
for during the evening, but the polls
had not closed when onr informant LEFT
the hall. y1rf'. H. ID vi. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-04

pCoUGHs.-The administrations Of
Medicinal preparations In the form OIL
a loEcn0c is Of all modes the most elIgt'
BILE and convenient, more especially al
regards a Cough Remedy, "BTopn't
Bronchial 7roehcS,' or Cough Lozanges,
allay irritation which induces cough
Ing, giving Instant relief In Bronchitis
Hoarseness, Influenza and Consump-
tive and AsthmatIc complaints.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-04

In JAIL.-Thursday evening, Stewart
Henderson was brought to this city
from Philadelphia on q reqnIsltIor
made by Governor Stevenson upon the
Executive Of Pennsylvania. HSnder.
son gave bond Rornstime since for bid
appearance ut the present term Of the
Circuit Court but was non est when
wanted. His whereabouts having been
ascertalned, an officer was dispatched
for him and succeeded In securing the
fugitive from justice. rr',.
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Aas &aIe.
For Sale to Close an Eststs
DWELLING HOUSE,
For Sale.

,IIHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOB
gala Lot No. a In GrahamH addition u
tho City OF Wheeling, situate on the cornaI
OF Quincy and Sixth streets. There 10 q
gooI Brick and Frame House on tho corneI
containing 8 rooms, with water and gAa
throughout, and one Of the best cellars IN
the city. There IL IN connection good sta
be and carriage house. ON the south end oil
the lot there Is good frame house with five
rooms fronting on Sixth street. This very
desirable location. Parties Wishing 10 puf-
chase will please call At y. J. Boyds Whole
sale Shoe StUre, No. 80 Main street.
nov29.tf NJ, T, WAYMAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-04

THE CALENDAR CLOCKS sold at oxto.
by q Dufleld's Jewelry Store, 1O4
Market street, keep correct time. strike
and indicate the day Of The week and
month-the, cheapest and most perfect
clock In the market. Every house
should contain one. Gall and zee
clocks, and everything In the way, Of
watches, jswelryi speotaclss, silver
ware, gold pens, &c., at 1O4 Market
street. .'. '''.al ID 1T :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-04

LARGE SHIPMENTs.-We learn from
T. H. Mong, agent, that the steamer
1ronsides and baTges received from our
manufacturers 600 tons nails, 90 tons
spikes, Is tons wagons, and 400 pack
ages glassware for St. Louis. The
steamer Messenger received 100 tons
nails for Memphis and New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-04

"THE ANGEL AT THE sRpu1cHaE."-
Photographs from E. D. Palmsr's last
and most admired work, on sale Of
PartrIdge's Gallery, call and see them;
also his fine lot Of Albums, stereoscopes,
Picture Frames, DO. s....yarsrT
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HuRT.-YeaterdHy, william Kemp, 4
resident Of Centre Wheeling, but en-
ployed in the coal mines attached to
the South Wheeling GIass Works, was
quite severely hurt by q fall OF soap
stone from the roof OF the mine. His
face and head were pretty badly cut
and bruised. ., .-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-04

HANDSOME WISDows.-The windows
In the audlencs:room Of Fourth Street
M. .E. Church are now being put in.
They are OF stained glass, Of excellent
quality and beautiful design. The pre-
vailing colors are soft and subdued In
tone, and exquisItsly arranged. They
are among the finest windows we have
ever seen and will we'll repay for the
time required to visit the church to see
them, -. 1904 .|...I.. ~