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TELEGRAPHlc ITEMS.

NEw YORK, September 22.-'fhe Her
ald says the report that several hundred
thousand dollars had been embezzled
from the Methodist Book Concern is de-
MED by it, manager, aud steps Yill prob
ably he taken to institute action for libel.
SCRANTON, Pa, September 22.-dreat
crowds are here attending a meeting of
the Driving Park Association i'achen
chief took the $1,000 purse to-day time,
2:33, 2:34 and 2:3i. Goldsmith Maid and
American Girl trot tomorrow for 5000.
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CINCINNATI RACES:

CINcINSATI, September 22.-The first
race at the Buckeye Course to-day was for
the Club Purse Of 500, two mile dash.
Summary: Wyadierd Belle 3, LaHier Q,
Sue 4, Victoria l, Carrie Albertine 2; time
S:3s}S. The second was for purse Of
$500, mile heats, subscription Sl5, Sum
mary: COquette IL, Barney Williams
dis, WOodburne 2-3, B. q. Thomas dis,
Louisville Al, A. NJ Richards 80; time
] :45ls and l:i4l.. The weather was clear
with the Thermometer at Sc at noon.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY,
A Wife Murdered by Her Husband.

A Wife Murdered by Her HUSBAND.
MADISON, I&D., September "a terri
bic tragedy occurred here yesterday. VIM.
Moody, an old and respected farmer, muir
dered his wife with a hatchet. He then
dragged her body from the house and set
it and the out buildings on fire, standing
guard over them until they were con-
sumed, and then shot himself dead. He
would allow no one to interfere TO save
anything. 4 considerable amount OF
money WAS burned In the house.
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FIRE---DEATH.
Fire In Cincinnati---Thrse Children Burned
TO Death.

Fire 10 Cincinnati Three Children Burned
TO Death.
CISCIxxArI, September 22.-Five two
story frame houses, on Central avenue,
were burned last night. They were occu-
pied as shops, dwellings and saloons. The
loss viii amount to about $4,000; insured
for $4,000. Three children, aged respect
lively two, five and seven years, all boys,
were burned. Their parents were rag
pickers. The fathers name is Peter Man
Law. All were in he'd when the flames
wrapped their house, and the parents es-
capped in their night clothes 10 an adjoin-
ing roof, and were taken down on lad
der. They went away in search of their
children, while the house was burning.
The children were taken out Of. the ruins
at midnight.
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NEW ORLEANS.
CINCINNATI.

CINoINNATI, September y. - Family
-four So OO@6 p. Corn sStIl 0u. Oats Il
a55c. RyeSl. Whisky 81 l29l y. Pork
held at SS2. Lard 177tc. Bulk shoulders
llcI.; sides l75zc. Bacon shoulders lbe;
sides lg1sc. Sugar, raw, l3}s@ 10; re-
fined l5GlTlk. Wheat 81 l2Gl -. Bar
ley. 81 s.. Butter 36tG35c. Eggs l9i126.
Reef Cattle dropping, - 75as6 30 per cWt.
Sheep firiner, - J0a4 80 per cWt. gross.
Hogs IS OOGf9 70 gross.
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FROM MADRID.
The King Of Portugal the FayOrite Candidate
for King Ct SPAIN -lRsurrectiOnary
Movements.

MADRID, September 22.-The treaty Of
commerce between England and Spain
will soon be completed.
The first subject for discussion before
the Cortes. on its reassembling, will he
the choice Of King. Among the candi-
dates thus far suggested, the King Of Por-
tugal seems 70 be the faVorite.
Gen. Pierraro arrived at T0rogano
Tuesday, and the Republicans made
= great demonstration in his honor.
Much excitement prevailed, and there
were some disturbances in the streets,
daring which the Secretary Of the
Governor was Killed. The Government
authorities then took vigorous steps 10 re-
store order. Many persons were arrested,
the Republican clubs dispersed, and the
Volunteers ot Liberty disarned. An or
der has since been issned for the arrest of
PIeFrarO.
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POLITICAL.
Meeting of the New York Democratic State
Convention

GOhseHtlOh.
SYRACUSE, y. y, September 22.-The
Democratic state Convention met At noon
to-day. ). J. Gildin called the Conven-
iion 10 order, and made an address, criti-
risinR the administration of President
Grant, his journeyings about the country,
Ais treatment of the South and the tif-
teenth amendment, and strongly con-
demning the proposition 10 make voters
without regard to race or color.
The Democratic State Convention nom
mated Homer F.. Nelson for Secretary Of
state, ami VIM. B. Chsmplin a. Attorney
General.
WORCESTER. Mass, September 22.-1he
entire state Republican ticket was re-
uouliu afsd, except the Auditor.
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THE r. c. COUNCIL.
1hs EnrIIsh RItuaIIsts CannOt Come b.

The English Ritualists Cannot Come 10.
lIoSpoN, September 22.-The Ritualistsr
clerical and lay, are very deeply excited
over the contents of the letter or rescript
of Pope Plus IX. in which his Holiness
repadiates the ides Of non-Cathole' or
persons not In full communion with the
catholic Church, attending the tEeumeni-
cal Council in Rome, and taking part In
the proceedings. " Puss ism or Ritual
ism VIII not do: the delegates must be
long to the Holy Mother Church by pro
fession and Baptism. Rev. DR.. Cummin
viii not, consequently, have an oPPortu-
nifty Of an oral discussion with the assem-
bled prelates.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

CupY-The frlen Is and acquaintance Of
MICHAEL Copg are respectfully invited TO al
tend the funeral Of HE late wife, from his
residence, on the corner Of Third and Sal.
farFans street, TO the Catholic Church. on
Adams street, thence TO Calvary Cemetery,
this Thursday evening, at o'clock.
HILL-The friends and acquaintances Of
Mrs. NANCY {. HILL, mother of the late VIII
liam X. Hill, are respectfully invited To at
tend her fuLeral from the residence OF G. J..
Barnard, ON Karr's avenue, this Thursday
morning, at n o'clock. Services by the Rev.
Dr. Byerns. Carriages In attendance at
Flaherty's :, 81 Second street.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
Railread InIuBetiSn- to Flood the
Streets of the City from the Hudson and

Railroad lnIHBctiGm- 70 fl0Ou Tue
Streets of the City from the Hudson ana
East Rivers.
NEW York, September Pit is rePor-
ted that the injunction against the CON
salidation of the Now York Central and
Hudson River Railroads, was issued by
Judge Barnard, at the instance Of James
Fisk, jr., and others.
The Engineer Of the Board Of Health Is
about to present a plan for flooding the
streets of the city daily from the Hudson
and East rivers, by means Of powerful
pumps, such as are now used in London
located at every street corner, which VIII
he fed by street pipes leading from the
rivers, besides being made 10 serve as
washer Of the pavements. The salt water
NAV be used 10 extlngnish fires.
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WHOLESALE GR0CERS
COTTON FACTORS
AND -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
s26 FRONT STREET,
MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE,
IVAVE for sale, and keep constantly on
I'll hand, full assortment, consisting in
part rs follows:
100 casks Bacon;
no barrels Mess Pork:
100 barrels JOwls and RumpS;
200 kegs Lard;
100 hhds. Louisiana Sugar,
40 sacks Coffee;
$50 plggS. M0lasseS-hhds., bbls.. .hlS & qrs.
lO00 pieces Kentucky Bagging NJ. \ NJ. Ky.
py, lsandeman, ana J. 4 II. Flax
100 tons celebrated Arrow Ties"
5O9 kegs Nails-aSsOrtsd sizes;
500 barrels Flour;
North Carolina Roe cut and gross Herring
l0a bJls. pure, eOpper-distilled Whisky;
leo barrels reetified Whisky;
50 barrels Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention to the above, we re-
spectfuliy request a continuation OF your pa
tronage, and promise BY strict attention 20
business, with the interest of our patrons
ever before Jls, TO merit II.
augIs d4w HILL, FONTAINE & co.
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL. September p. - Cotton
irregular. Cplands l25sd@l2l9d; Orleans
l2ss s@I2&d, safes 5000 bales. california
white wheat los l0dl Red Western Is 6d s
Western flour 24sGd: Corn SOS: Oats IS I'd.
Peas ASS. Cotton at Hayre l32f.
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EoR RENTT.

nN liberal terms. 40 by l4s feet in the Navy
~ yard-being the south end OF the ,3 4to 49, 49,
Walk" including a portion Of the main
building which is 800 by fS feet, toSethef VII"
large brick shop. 40 by - tefI- - -,
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Nos. . and . Bienville streets,
First DaY. tuesday. 5th

mtSSESs WI mdt9udH " r AaUoiucf
Nos . and > BienviIle streets,
First Day, Tuesday, 5th
80 packages, boxes and baskets TRUFFLEs,
PArEs, TRUFFs and VEGErABLEs, FRUITs,
in juice, CORK, OLIVE on CAssIs Dr.
DiLoS, etc
ID boxes BURGUNDV WINES, viz: Chablis.
Pommard, Clos. NOugeOj, Nuts. lVOlnay,
etc
80 anckages BRANDrEs, viz: Champagne.
vineyard Proprietors, 1851 TO 1865; Lar
ronds freres; Gautier freres ISIS TO 1879;
Sutton, lse0 TO lSsi. etc.
90 boxes BEANDIEs, Gautier frereS, bottles,
Imperial, and TASKS.
80 boxes tiIN. TASKS, celebrated Bell brands.
IS half and quarter pipes GIN, do
IS bbls WHISKY, Crab orchard, Mckee, Mel
son County Pride 0'ponnell's y, K, sour-
hon.
40 boxes CHANPAGSE, Alderman & Iauranee
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY. erH-
Claret in Casks.
Goo casks CLARHr, RIons', Larronde freres, NJ.
81. Mont1errand, COtes du Bourg, 81. Lou
bes, Bandol, st. Maesire etc.
4 haiT SauterneS, Iarronde freres.
1850 boxes CLAREr Eagle brand, Cantenac.
MargauN, Chateau Lstntte, celebrated
Chateau Pape Clement, PichOn Tongue
willie, etc.
1870 boxes WHITE WINE. sauternes. Chateau
IQuem.
So packages MADEIRA, SHERRY and BUR-
GUNDE P0Rr.
Catalogues, with full particulars and liberal
terms. will be ready on the 2d October.
NoTE.-Nlerehanis, unable to attend the
sale, may send their orders and limits, with
proper references, to the auetiOneer. seq
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 22.-Flour 81 75tG
: 90. Wheat 81 ls' Sal 70. Corn s. 2lst9s3.
Oats 44s4e. Rye SSc. BarleySl -. High
wines 81 l6@1 10. Cuba Sugar l31S@ l5c.
PORK S33 O0G-23 80. Lard l8i5. Bulk
shoulders 1917 sides l7@ lsc; hams l7}z@
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MISSISSIPPI AND TsNSEsskE RNGLnOAD,l
Secretary and TreaSurer's Office,
Memphis, Tenn. Sept ~, 1868.
GOUPONS OF the First Mortgage & per cent?
I seven per cent. bonds Of fnls comHany
lnataring on the lst October next, Will be paid
at this Office al maturity.
saFEl -. ID. Ia NJ u Treas ufFr.
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DIED..

LINKHAUER- September ~. ls5s, at i'pper
Strashurg, Franklin county, Pa, Mrs. LIZ
riNDA LISKHAI'ER. wife of Jacob Linkhauer,
aged IS years.
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SIS A DAY

MADE at home. s3 entirely new articles
W tor agents, Samples sent EREE. Address
se5 dan u. h. SHAW, Alfred, Me.
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ORDER OF ENTERTAINMENT
AN OPENIEG ADDRESS

Written expressly for the occasion, by J..
RtRNEY MARSHALL, ESQ, VIII be delivered
al ; O'Clock, by
MISS JOSEPHINE FFDDES.
Who has courteonsly rendered her Seryices
Proceeding the address, the Overture 10y the
Orchestra under Mr.. Haudwerker.
The initial performance, by the New Com
play of
LONG STRIKE; !;
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, September -. - Heavy
hemp bagging 25]z@26. SuPeriine flour
S5(a5 p, Corn Csc. Oats Asa soc. Rye 10
G9Sc. Tobacca-sales l57 hhds. at S6-70@
si7 .. Provisions firpi, Pork Sl3@53 ~.
Bacon, shoulders, l6ifc; sides l9Is@ l9' &c.
Hams 23d25c. Lard 2Oc, Whisky 81 loo
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wORKmEN OF MANCHESTER.

TUESDAY-The new Star. DOMINlCK
MURRAY, supported by Miss Josephine
FiddeS.
Prices of Admission
Dress circle aud paTquetie all arm
NkllE44H I-sr- rar--F ~
FaIa ly-olrcle cushioned seatsi.......,,...- %
{ 1'OIored box fchaIrSi - 50
Gallery ......... ............ ..-..........- ,
Private boxes * chairs each -. 10 ~
Box Office win be opened Thursday, Sep
tember 23d, al O'Clock AM, when seats can
be secured for any night during the week.
Sep2i
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
DEBILITY.

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S-: ~ s::... s's'i y: Z: S::st 40
a -. .:..ss 49, Z s: sS.s::. :: A. <. s.. g.: -. - Es | a
ys Ss~t tSus. . a. sAA..s - eAsae. a. y...s.I
ss s .As';s.s s1 s. :e'::s - sss-.s .s ;sS S.: 49,
Weak and Deilcate Children are
y:.i.. Is Dc; tSsy Sss s;s=,,y. "sS :.S
:.ssl ::' i:ii.:s: sss ':.si:: :1s:' .: .s
BIoeA PaFaasss 4,
80 s.ss-; s.d IN -. ~ ds'.ss.. r..-s..s ~
Asd tisa4 ksY gsWo AsodgSsi AssP 49,
kSS.. ..sT. ~ ys.s s,s.',s.' y s.s:ss -.
= as,: - s.a..st.i A..iAs - :. 49,. = - IN -
sS~r ssesz - rAs - n ~ ssssahy sses...ss.A
asa: = y..g. y As.ss rsy-4-i's~ = j. s-SsSs-e
From HoN. GEO. v. wooDwAnp.
chssf Justies Of tAs euprsns ooun q PssnsylyaaiA
PGiLABsLruiA, hassA IL iea.
A,.G-S I~srsS., ~ sss SssI S-ss. .u Z. assvsss
Lass.s..,.s. s.gs.. sss y s.s.i L.sse - : s-~S
sfo. w. WOaDWAAN
RROm non yAMKs THoMfsoH,
saAss sfths supssas Cour, of rSuasyls-nlA
,....,A rH'1As'l'-'I!l. AHEt lHrsssis = - =.
GsEs.s GSSss''1I;ls 1I;ls ~ ssr..s 3 :.issss
..S'.':. IN :.ss &C ssaasss S -
oaR seEslfy Ihhs fEe1a nay s9PSrfsnes -
a. Years. hnEs AZ 'RssSsa5nRsoN.
kaOaG nHv. JosEPH u. KEHNARD. d y,
rsasr Il tAs T,slA Hapass ohursh, PAIlsAslPAlA
=. LAoHa0a-nann Hfns--I A. - Cfa0lfIlIlI1
xy~s-l t..4I Y ...l.s..s. - .vs,1aS 3. grsst;ss
si.ssd ~ sa sisaT sSYl = ss-Sss saslsSsss. a.l
es...s.lsst = - s'Ts Ls..Ay q q. sssslssss y D.
80 ss"... ss-.ss ~ ~ s...s;.'ss a. icr -.
sai AItfy o. ths sys'sin and sspssially ios Llsss
Ss;'i.:; i: -: : ~ e - e Z: = =
%~&sAS'ss'~ F~~s,YyrTsE4Tb
LngtI ntAA, baA's osaa.s asal
49,
oAUZIou.
AAsasses 0~uA@s Rs~sdiss -. sssu,..yassl.2 ~
SSss ~& s-ssis Lsss : sssG balG AZ ssl~s ~
re, e "a =: I;a. sls:sEs n SS 80 so'I's'
ros:; S.s & az =; ;..:" sS.sl g. u S''sl''
Inv IOSis Il pa. up n quar- bottles
AsrsElssi ~ q 4 D.. Hssssafs Gar.aa nassShs
80 =, = .s.s.,sssg wed sad Z, a.eA . sssss.-
Sss... S:S.z :. :ssI !: ~. :.,... s = y 4. !:
ssT ;ss 2 ~ :. s..1. 49,. :
S.ss % Ess5S ss1sIs . sAS 'sss'is v- I,1I,
RnmCHPAL OBVS0n.
Ar TEE QHRMAN HnDTuIMn 1F0Rn
~ a. AR0R STRkBI PA&inAlpAtA
la CTIAH ~. HVAMA
uelsr propriOeoss
lasHsslv q. ~. JACKSON = 90
Thssa MlNEADAlss ara 49, sale ~ ngaDs
Tlsas, nsesskaopsrs. ana Msaaeans DsaA.
ns sSgssvuhsrs. taR4 4tlss
Rsa eye.a ssS-IaS~N as~assS- a@ =
- %--fif- -'-~--------
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
sNInallnK Ihe Gorernn.cnt.

some idea oftho manner in which
the Governments swIndled is fur
nished b. the developments con
ccrnlng the Bcookiyr Navy Yard
frauds For five years the Cavern
meht has been bled by thgSo BrooS-
iyn Sharpers Of untoId sums Of
money. The iacts concerning the
buI'dins of the gun park at Cobb
dock, in the Navy Yard in that city,
arc really startling. The New York
Sun states that in this contract ad-
vertisements calling for bids we're
inserted according 10 the legal form
in NIL the pEinc,pnl papers; and, NJ
ter the bids had hoen received, thev
were opened by the board # in,p'r-
tors, appointed Tor the plrp3so, anil
the contract awarded, Epp' rently
TO the lowest bidder, Tho lowest
bid hy any hGpcst man wGs s320.-
00O, ns that was the lops' with a
fr,- profit that 10 could be- done for.
A certain contractor, how"cer' rl.
fcred TO do it far g2co ,0O0--lr,s g
than the material and work wonId
cost even HIM. But before the con-
tract had let the bureau Mt WASH
ington It hal grown by what ia.
,al'cd creeping" to s355,375. On
the plca Of extra and unexpected
work, they eon.rived to obtain a sec
ond appropriation Of s3e5 500 more,
in a manner known only TO tho
Navy Yard ring. In this manner
this bid instead OF being the smallest
was immense; instead Of being
$500, 900 1t was s74I,s75. Not only
this bat other large amounts ofGov
ernment property wore used In the
Pittsburgh Dispatch, (Rdd
ical)
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

A Poor Girl, who had just recoV-
cred from aft OF sickness. gathered
up her scanty earnings, aud went TO
tho doctors Office 70 settle her bill.
Just at the door, tho lawyer OF tho
place passed into the Office before
her on n similar errand.
"well, doctor, said be, 81 beiive
am indebted to you, and should
like 10 know how much"
"Yes." sald the doctor, 81 Atten-
dOd upon you about = week, and
what should you cSage me for q
weeks service? or what do yoursHl-
izo on nm average for q weeks SER
vics?"
"Oh, said .he lawyer, ''psrhsPs
seventy.ffve dollars"
"yery we'll then, as my time ane
profession are as valuable rs yours,
your bill Is seventy Eve dollars"
The poor girls heart sank within
hCr, should her bill be anything like
that, how could she ever Psyr The
lawyer paid his bill and passed ont
when The doctor turned to tho young
woman, and kindly inquired her err
rand.
81 como, said she, "to know what
1 owe you, although l do not know
as can ever pay you"
"I attended you aboat . wecks'
SAID he.
ayes. sir"
"What do YOU earn weskf
Seventy. five cents."
"Is that Allf"
ayes, sir.
"Then your bah is seventy i've
rents."
The poor girl paid HIM thankfully ,
and went back with light heart.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
500 A YEAR
The First Prayer Ia Coagress.

The First Prayer In Congreus.
In Thstcher's Military Jourusl,
under date VI December, l777, ~
found = note containing The lnden-
tical "6rsI prayer in Con Rress,
"mAde BY the Rev. Jacob Duche, .
gentleman Of great eloquonco. Here
II p--sB historical curiosity: %,
Lord, oor heavenly Father. high
aud mighty King Of Eross, and lord
Of lords, who dost from Thy throne
bOhoid all Tho dwoIlers o. the earth,
and re'gnest with power supreme
and uncontrolled over all the King
doms, Empires and GOvsrnmsDtst
look down in mercy. We bsseeeh
Thee, on these American States,
who have hed 20 thee iron the red
ofthe oppressor, aud thrown them
selves on Thy gracious protection.
desiring 70 bshencefcrth depsndsnt
only on Thco. To Thee they have
appealed tor The righteousness Of
their cause; to TeOo do they now
look up for that tcountenance and sup
port which Thou alone canst give.
Take thc'a, therefore, heavenly Fa-
ther, under Thy nurturing care.
GIVE them wisdom in council aud
vIlor 10 the field. Defeat the MALE
cious designs of our adversaries;
convince them Of the unrigbteous-
ness Of their cause; and II they still
persist IA saugu,nary. purposes, Obi
lot the vuieS Of Thine own unerting
justice, sounding in their hearts,
cOnsirain them TO drop the weapons
Of war from their unne=ved hands
in the day Of battle. BE Thou pros.
ent, . sod OF WISDOM, and direct
the councils Of thls honorable AZ
scmbly. Enable them to settle
on the best and sureSt foundation,
that tho scenes Of blood may be
speedily closed, and order. harmony
and peace may be effectGally re~
stored, and truth and justice, religion
and Plciy prevail and flourish
amongst Thy people. Preserve the
health Of their bodies and the vigor
OF their minds; shower down upon
them ard tho millions they here
represent such temporal blessings
as Thou soest sxpcdieut for them
in this world, and crown them with
everlasting glory IN the world To
come. ALI this We ask, in the namo
and through the merits Of Jesus
Christ, Thy Son, our Savior
Amsnr'
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
- N11l1NI1l ~ y -
BloeA kAuFaasss
rnoN HoS. 0xo ". woopwAnD,

YhOE HON. GEO ". W0oDWAnp.
chisf Justios Of As euprens Oourt q PennsylganiA
PnfLABuLFntA, hageA le III.
IesA Hoeasnrs Gsrasa BiasEs = - - e..,s
n AfalOssisSs cspsaI, ssS n 0sssl bSata = n3
AAiA1 saf SasS fas~..s $500, = ~ 49,
sao ". wooDWAaR
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
LoSDoS, May /.
JouNsoN's RnHuKH on SUICIDE.

JouNsoN's RHHUKR UR SUICIDE
Boswell records the case OF man
who had sntreIy lost his character
and il consequence committed SUI.
oide---a cfime which DIR. johnson
roprobated with great severity
"Why, sir" argUed Boswell, "ths
man had beeome infamous for lie
what wuuId you have him dor' "DC
SIR" replied tbesaGe," I would have
him 20 to some country whero be
was not known not 60 the devil
whore be was known"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
The DONG Vote Governor.,'

Mr.. Marcus Morton, Of Massachu-
set.s who has been appointed Su.
prone udge in that State. TO succeed
Attorney General Hoar, ofPresidont
Grants cabinet, isa son ofthat Mar
Gus Morton who was forso many
years the standing Democratic can.
didate for Governor Of Massachusetts,
For seventeen times in success'on--
from 1872 10 1s39-he was tho
Democratic standard bearer. In
the last named year he was slootsd
by a majority Of one vote, IN = POI.
Of over a hundred thousand. In
1870 he. was run out. was again de-
fOated in lstl, but in lsi2 no was
elected Governor by The tsgislatUr,
BY ore vutnss
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
Gallery of Art.
". q. TREsHzE

AskA the public 10 call and sxaminS his
specimen photographs, .Ferrotypss, Am
brotypes, Gems, &c., TO-, which cannot be
surpassed anywhere. lie has perfected al
Iangements Whereby sny one can be 40.
eon'odRted with the finest Of Oil Paintings
An,l pictnrts n India Ink Work. Rooms
Building, Center Street, A'cOnnslsvills,
Ohio.
Jan lily.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

"My dear fellow" said friend Of
mine 70 mo the other day, II never
found Lent pass so Quiukly."
"How'a thatl"
-0hl 1 simply made = bill pay
ablS a Easter"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07

A coffin maker was asked whom
he was making for, and mentioned
the intended
"why. he is not dead, MANI said
the qnsrist,
"Don't you trouble yourself" rc-
piled The other "Dr. Coo told US 10
make his coffin, and l guess he
knows what he gave him"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-07
Hoofland's German BI.ier,
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