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The New York herald., 1869-03-29
ENGLAND.
Eiopement In High Life.

ns English and Irish papers OF recent date con-
tain the following account OF the elopement OF an
Irish marquis with the wife OF government officia
In high standing
most extraordinary piece OF scandal In high life
has just come 10 light namely the eiopemen OF the
vile OF Captain Vivian with the Marquis OF Water.
ford Tne gallant captain is lord Of the treasury
Connection with ihe ftA PaftAhsF 81 Ger iset and her
disappearance was not wholly unexpected. She left
her home on Monday morning alleging that she IN
tended TO proceed TO Brighton TO see her mother and
would return the same evening. As, however, she
failed 10 make her appearance Captain Vivian pro-
that the Marquis Of Waterford and Mrs. Vivian mad
the previous morning taken tickets for Paris by way
OF Dover, accompanied by a friend He followed
them 70 the French capital and soon found the OBJ
lect 0f MS search at well known hotel Mrs. Vivian
heard OF her husbands arrival and locked herself up
In an inner chamber. Captain Vivian however
succeeded In obtaining assistance and burst open
the doors. lie then ascertained that Mrs. Vivian
chl0roform. The quantity taken was not however
sumcient 10 cause more than partial insensbility.
captain VIVIAN " m understood to have iInpored his
there are four, but that she peremptorily refused
although her husband assured her that her e
should be kept profound secret The lady, how.
turn 70 the shelter OF her home but pleaded that she
might be allowed 10 retain her youngest child. 1Dls
request Captain Vivian declined 10 comply with and
returned 70 London without having encountered the
Marquis OF WATERFORD, The latter has 1t Is believed.
caused q communication To be made to Captain
Vivian that when the Judge Ordinary OF the Divorce
Court shall have dissolved the legal ties which now
prevent his marrying Mrs. Vivian. he VIII, as q man
OF honor, make her the only compensation ia his
power. Meantime Captain Vivian has left town and
VIII not return 70 MS place IN the House OF Com
unl ms presence IL required for the division the
Irish Church
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
PIERRE souLE. tF LOUISIANA.
rrrom the New orleans Bee. March u

from the New Orleans Bee, March 2nl
Ia TIE second District Court Judge Dupiantier
Mcssrs. Clarvct and Dupantier, OF counsel ave filed
petition OF Allain Eustls, praying for the interc.
ton of Pierre Soue. re petitioner represents that
Pierre Soue. residing In this city, In and ha, been
for several months past laboring under habitual
state OF insanity which Is notorious and apparent
70 all who see him or converse with him. and that
owing TO SAID state OF insanity he In utterly incompe.
tent TO take OF his person 10 administer hs
estate; and that all Of his acts show clearly that hc
Is out OF his right mind.
Petitioner further shows that Pierre Soul6 was
married to Arrnantine Mercier, now deceased and
that the sole issue or said marriage Is one son Ncly
Soule OF lawful age; that Pierre soule ia owner OF
property movable ana mmovablc, IN this city and
that owing 10 the insanity aforesaid he cannot All.
minister the same: that he il living at the place
Aforesaid under the cf0 OF his daughcr-In-law Mrs
ANGELA de sentU,anat, wife of Nelv souie, the said
Nelv soule being at present In delicate state Of
health; that she has done everything IN her power
and employed the best medical and and assistance TO
cure hiIn but without success: that your petitioner
having been requested, rs an intimate friend ana
relative by the said Mrs Soue 20 procure the inter-
dicton OF the said Pierre Soule be s under the pan.
ful necessity Of applying TO this honorable Court for
his Introduction and that the said Pierre Soue he IN
ierdiccd as an insane person. And petitioner prays
for general relief
Upon supplemental petition Judge puy,Qneaud
appointed Attain Eustis the petitioner a. Temporary
administrator for the preservation Of the movable
aud inmoyaple property VI Tho sald Pierre soue.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
ANOTHER TRAVELLING swINDLea.
From the Boston Journal. )

IL lrfOm tne Boston Journal
Thursday or last week a man calling Timscrr q. B.
Ware OF Bloomington, Ill., called on Mr.. Charles A.
Holmes OF Fall River desiring to purchase $1,000 or
Zo,oOo cigars. His appearance aud representations
were apparently good and Mr.. Holmes sold him
!oVoo cigars aud RECEIVED ~ payment certificate OF
deposit In the Bloomington Bank amounting 10
SIooo. Inc certificate appeared TO be all right and
properly signed by the cashier OF said bank and
Nr: holmes gave Ware the bagnce, scei, In green
backs The fellow then lett stating that he was
going g 10 Bristol and thence TO New YORK.. Mr..
hVnes deposited the certificate with the First
National Bank for collection and II was FOR.
Waiued TO Bloonips the same evening.
On Monnay he received despatch from the
casnier ol the Bloomington BANK that the certln-
case wa forgery. ON Tuesday Mr.. Holmes came 70
boson Where ne asccrtaned that the cigars mad been
shipped 70 Chicago 10 seated car there 10 be deiiy.
ereu 70 she Iegnt agent OF the Illinois central RAIL
road despatch to the Chiefof Police al that point
W SEIZE tnem on lheir arrival was forwarded. The
fal RIVER Netcs SAYS that letter from the cashier
OF the Bloomington Bank states that certlncates to
the amount Of s12 800, forged by the same person.
nad already been presented TO the bank by different
parties, who had been swindeJ IN smiIar manner
The rascal is probably one Of gang Of scoundres
who arc operating In this way In various parts of the
country, aud business mea generally should he on
tise lookout for there.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
VENEZUELA.
Election of General Ruperto M0nagas as :
acknowledgements Of the Iusurrec. |
ti0n-P0liticai Views.

Election Of General Ruperto HTonagas as
Observation-Disclosures Of the Iusurrec.
ti0n-P0liticai Views.
CURAC0A, W. l., March g. 1882
The Venezuelan Congress at Caracas came to q
choice OF Desgnados on the 22d ult. General
Ruperto Monagas was elected First Designado for
the ensuing year by vote OF 81 out OF 1874
He entered on his duties Immediately. He is accord
ingy TO all intents and purposes President OF the
Venezuelan republic, as no election for full President
can be held until the expiration OF General Monagas
term IN 1872 In the meantime Designados or sub
sttutes are elected annually by the Congress. Tue
opposing candidate was DR.. Buerr Marcano. Dr.
Guilleomo Tell villegas the present chief Of the
provisional government, Is elected Second DesiQ-
nado, or Vice President
General Ruperto Monagas' election is an augury OF
necessary to fulfil the duties dcvoving upon him,
which at this moment are SO critical. And his first
The lnsurrecton In Coro had attained formidable al.
mehsl0ns. Cona and his yellow associates held La
snd y u sy o.
promptly sent force OF 800 men by land against
the revolters and 600 more BY sea on the steamer
Completely restored O. stsi a. fssssy sA Asad y"
:0al s SSns Te for cssss. as aqs 4rsa, Win
suppress discrders Wherever they s'' appear, pear aud
Yitl few years OF honest and peaceable rule
NeheLueia may recover l1om tne uegraued and
poverty stricken c0ndI tion into which the infamy
and imbecllty OF Falcon and Banco plunged her.
In many respects she Is better fitted for republican
and progressive institutions than her south Amer.
can neghbors Political Intelligence is more gen.
orally dIffused In venezuela, and there Is not that
odous system Of caste to be found In the other
countries, rs particularly In Ecuador In vcne-
zuela the term 'chols'-a word but little used
carries with II no reproacn and the indian IL held
In slavery whatever, except only In the district
Of Maracaibo, where New Granadian customs pre-.
vail, taere exists sort OF peonagc. The vomlto,
I am told. stu continues IN Caracas but IN mid
form. The weather there Is unusually cold
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
= u r o p e.

n ,s reported that the Porte has authorized the
Roomanan government 70 strike money bearing tnn
enigy OF Prince Charles.
Tbs High Court OF Pesth has refused bail for
prince KaraQeorgewttch during his trial for COM
plicity in the murder OF Prince Michel OF Servia.
The Emperor and the Empress Of the French paid
visit to queen Isabella at the Hotel Basiewski on
the 10th inst
On the 18th, the Prince Imperlal's birthday. days
holiday was granted to all the public colleges and
schools in France.
yddah on the 25h ult, and after reposng for three
days IL set out for Mecca.
the personal property OF Queen Isabella has been
forwarded to Paris by the Spanish government IN
cluding, jewels, works OF art linen. &C.
The naval and military depots OF Toulon received
orders on the 18th inst. to discharge the men re-
cruited in 1882.
The Second Chamber or Holland has voted, by SO
to 15 bill for the increase OF the excise on spirit
nous liquors by three orins the hectotre In order
to make up the loss caused by abolishng the duty
on newspapers. The bill Is to lake effect from the
SOth OF June.
The Independent OF Pau states that great indigna-
tion has been caused by an attempt to do bodily
harm to the troops there by Introducing dangerous
substances such as crushed glass, &C., into their
bread. One soldier has died from swallowing half
needle, which perforated the intestines.
The news that Russia has sent troops towards
Bessarabia is contradcted The Russian govern
ment had sent General BaranzeT an artillery oflcer
and General de Totleben, Inspector General Of the
engineering department. to examine the state Of the
fortresses; but that Is the only military measure that
has been taken with respect to Bessarabia.
On the evening OF the 18th a shock OF earthquake
was felt in Manchester and throughout East Lam
Dtuc frSf ohAek WAC
felt at six minutes past six, and 1t was followed by
several undulatory movements lasting three four
seconds
The Pope blessed the Golden Rose on Sunday, the
7th. but its destination Is not yet made public.
Queen Isabella was the last recipient.
The English Catholics residing in Rome have cele-
brated iridium ut the church OF st. George to I'M
pore the ntercession Of that saint for the return Of
England to the unity or the faith.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29
GREECE.
The Crctsn Agitation suI Ken, Up.

lAtncns march ~ correspondence London Times. I
:, A. lne Cretan insurrecton can no longer rrigate
Hellenism with Pact0lus rolling down gold dust on
patriotic fields new scheme has been devised. The
EDITORS ol fourteen Of the principal newspapers OF
Atnens nave issued Joint proclamation calling on
rreek palrl0tlsm 70 take no repose saye the pill
low Of revenge and TO get ready for bedtime by
adopting the nye following rules OF conduct:-
70 Insist on strict economy the national expenditure
. national vet P"'s""S"S
wsrhke preparations - -
The New York herald., 1869-03-29

TRAGEDY IN COLUMBIA Corsry GA corrc-
spondent OF the Augusta Chronicle, writing from
At that place Of Lycurgus Reese BY Robert Itardn
within few feet OF the courthouse aud while court
was IN session. Both were serving on tbs grand
~ the bottom of the dliiicuity,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
MARKET REPORTS.


Nrw YoRK, Feb l3-CorToE-NIarket un
ehanged. sales ut 30A@a0ho for Midiling Up
lAuds. 3
BREADsrUFFs-Flour-Mark Arm for low grades
ReceiptA 400 bbls, Sales; 7,l5 for Extra State
.. 500 .45 for Extra Western; G,75Gs,OO for Rount
Hoop Ohio. Rye Flour-Market quiet aud steady
Market more active. Sales c 1000 bus
l,GO@l,65 for No. 2 spring, ia store and delivered
l,6l for do TO arrive next week. 400 for whit
southern.
CoARsE dRAIR-Rye-Ahrket quiet. Corn
Market Improved. Receipts 7,s4l bus. Rales 81,
0OOi 92G06c for new mixed western, In store; 81,
for New Orleans white. Barley-M Market quiet. -
Oats Market moderately active and nrmer. Re
oeipta 1851 bus. Salea hl,O0O bus 1Gi.o To-
western, Ia storei 77lsa7Sc for do ahoat
Observation-Disclosures heavy and irregular
salosi &,6O993,00 for new mess. 32-O0aa2, % FOL
old mess. Decf-AIarket steady. Cut Meats
Market hrm. Lard-Arhrket lower. Sales at lgl
@2Oko for steam 2OA92te for kettle rendered =
IBotter-harket steady. Choese-MarRot quiet
Eges-Market quiet.
GRooEmEs-sugar-Markst firm. Sales at IL
@l2He for Cuba.
PRoDUoE-whisky-Market quiet, Petroleum
Crude 22Bsa2Sc; Refined 3S@9SEc.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
Grent western cnnroma Compnnr.

CAPWAL SrocE $4,000. -Ofgdnjai S.pisU,.
bar l9ul, 1865. The above. company was or
gauized Ion the purpose dT bringing before
the world a con pound which. was i1nnd m
obscurity. The stockholders having seen
for some time past tho great efficacy and al
most universal power Of this medicine over
any form ot the following d]iscasCs, came tor.
ward and furnished tho necessary capitol TO
bring u before the world, embued not only
with the sausuiuo hope but with the txpaIi-
mental knowledge that It must speedily su-
percede oil remedies for those disease, aud
sutply the great and increasing necessity
which suffering humanity has long since dc
maudod, but looked fOr IN vain. Tho diseasCs
re'oriod To are coughs, colds, whooping
cough, bronchitis, eatarrh, asthma aud con.
sumption. IL IL n natural impulse uf the
heart that when we see in oveiy periodical
throughout the land, remedies recommended
TO cure All Diseases that we arc Afflicted with,
that the motive 10 not 70 much 20 benefit tho
afflicted as II IA TO enhance tho interests of
the vendors OF those medicines. We regret
to say that such M impulse h too well found
ed. IhiS misIOrtuno tcadH 10 operate against
a truly valuable medicine, but limo will over
como this prejudice and place each remedy
in that position that its merits dcmluds.
From every part OF tho country We are re-
ceiying stacks Of letters, saying, in a hun
bred different forms: Your medicine mccls
the great demand OF tho Age, aud W. Bcil
mole OF ynur preparation than oil Other
cough romodca combined. Tho demand is
becoming 40 great that we aro daily incrlas-
ing our facilities Tor Hs mdHUfadtye. 10
meet the demands Of those who cannot pro.
cure the medicine Of druggists in their vi
cinlty we offer to send TO any address in the
United States, onclosing us $500, six dollar
bottles, and " the mo lioino does not giyo all
the satisfaction We 1lllm in our circulars ac-
"companyiug each bottle, we will chccrfully
refund the money, We are compelled, az
far ma possible, TO hold our goods Tor cash or
thirty days, but We will continue to send out
to new druggists, who have not sold our
sion, providing, always, that they take tho
necessary pains to sell il to their customers.
Addrebs all communications to GREAT YVES
TERN COMPOUND Co., Omro, Wis.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
Special Aotirrs.
rHNINoHKmKNT SEASON.


Ana ~ eUcNfa wv tt WtNh W. ftfoNs
The drafts which searching cold makes upon the vita
powors Of tho debiitatod anddolcste are not less severe
Than inc drain upoutnsir strhnrth caused by Excessive
neat The vast Disparity bo,ween the temperature Of
ovorheated rooms and Offices, nt this season, and tho
frigidity Of tho outer air, Is a fruitful sourco-of sickness.
To fortify tho body against tho evil consequences Of tho
sudden Alterations Of heat and cold referred ~, ne
vital organic ition should be strengthened and endow.
81 with extra resistant power by tho used 4 a wholesome
inviEoranti and Of All prepstations for this purpose,
whether embrsceG il ibe Regular pharmacopoa, or
advertised in tho public journals there ~ none that
will compare in purity and excellence with HOSrET-
TIERS STOMACH BtTTERS. Acting directly upon
the organ which convert the food i1tO the fuel ot life.
the propagation inparts to u tone ant vgot- which
gsstivJ fu1c ION be ng accelerated by is tonic opsta-
ton, tho liver regulated ~ ~ anit bilious prpporties,
aud tho wasio matter Of the eystfm carried on punctu.
ally ~ ia mild ape RENT action, the whole urgtniEa' lou
Vi1 nee osaarily be IN thebest possible condition tn meet
tho shccka of whit and the sudden changes Of tenn.
psfnture. The weak hnt sensitive. rspec ally cannot
enc yuuter the e vicisstudcs with safety, unless tltir
tender systems are strengthened aud breed BY hrtinoial
means. EVEN liquor sold ~ n staple OF trade b. Hrui.
To- ated, aud were II otherwise, mere alcohol IA simply
a temp mnT exc tant, which, When It's first effects have
welt,l m \ worse condition Than before. HOSTEL
TEhS HtTTkRs, on tho other hani, contaih the IS.
Hontiai properties Of tup most valuable tonic and alter.
al W roots, bafka and herbs, and their actiso princi
pies ~ tha tnoiiOwsst, leaqse xOting and mos w lcuoua
VI AT diifusiva stimmlauts.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
NEW OIHCULAns. NOVEMBER, 1856,
REDUCTION IN PRICES.

Tho MASON & HAMuS ORGAN 90. respectfully
announce a material reduction in tho prices Of several
styles ot their vol. known Organs, which arc tho &C
ESowLEDGED STANDARD or EXCELLENCE In this
department. having boan hwardsdh First Prize Medal
stths Paris disposition, aud sevtnty.fvc other First
Prizes In this country.
foUR OCTAVE SIs0LE REED ORoAH,. .......... .S5q
FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED ORGAN, with five
stops and q tromuiant, carved aud pAnneled
.tlD
FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED CABINET ORGAN,
five steps, with tho "Mason 4 Hamlin Improved
kox ~HumAna," a now invention now Just offered,
producing nov and wonderful effects, the finest
instrHnent Of TIA size made. ............... $40
Fftyrther styles Of oigans at proportiouate prices.
Now circulars issued this day. November 9Th, 1858,
with full descriptions and illustrations sent free 10 any
applicant.
MASON a. HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
1Si fremont street, Boston.
70 ~Br0ndwnY. New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
mAnKnT.

MILWAUKEE, Feb, 10 -FLoUR-Firm sales Of win.
ter extras at ST. 90; spring extras Sh,6OaG0B. WHEAT
-firmeri No. Sl20At No, 2 tl,l5i No. 3 Sl,O7.
humi uiectbd 6oci eondeinned so 40; old corn csc.
RYE-Quiet and a shade hrmer; No. / Si,l3aI1I.
No. 2 Sill. BApLEY-Sales at tl,92. DRtssRD
Unchanged, BUrrFR-Quiet at 22@2Oc. Zoos
Steady at 10000.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

cHtcAo0, February 10 -BnEADsrUFFs-FLoUR-
Unchanged. Wharf.-The omand easier and
quiet. Sales Of No 2 at Sl,I6K; receipts
1900 bushels, shipments 10000 bushels. CoRN
Demand QUIET ssh; receipts $1,000 bushels,
slhpments 5000 bus. oArs-Firm, 63tfi receipt.
2l,OO0 busi shipments 4,Oa0 bushels. RYE-
Nominal, l,l9al,2 90. ~BABLRY-Inactiye but firm.
Mess Pork quiet f32,75, Live hogs duh
receipts 10000 head. Dressed do inactive. flS
for soft Teeeipta 3OOD hoad.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
FEARINc & co,
N WILLIAMS
SENSIBLE ERASER
AND PAPER CLEANER,

For the use Of Bookeoparu. Artists, Engineers. Az.
~JuntantA, Architects, Stndeuts and everybody. Tho
psst sIasing rubber ever made. The Sensible
rubber secured firmly 10 a convenient holder. On the
top OF this holier ia attached a plush brush for rem0y-
ing any fine particles Of dust that may be ooeasionsd By
the friction OF the. rubber. The rubber used for this
eraser and paper eleanor - manufactured e1preasly for
T. = Thoroughly purified, Of the finest quality AMI entire
y free rom that unpleasant g~roAainess which the ordl
nary rubber usually produces on the paper cleaned, and
the manufacturer claims that IL Il a better articls for
the purpose than has ever been made before. Ii Il the
most eonNenienti invention ever made for cleaning all
surtAces OF paper A. It's shape and aolidity ensures a
hIu grasp NJ the hand while tho rApidiiy and ease uih
NhiSh puheh ana nnger marks can be erased u aur-
priaing when compared with omertmethodn.
Manufactured by N. BANGS WILLIAMS, mAnufao-
Iad9, % John street. N. Y. p. o.. BOX ~. for saio
BY all siationora. decIR eowdm
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
CARD

N uees or pleasure, the 81, Cloud Hotsl IA tbs moet
desirnblo, tor six good roaAonsi
lst The rooms are oleAn and well furnished.
End. Tho table "a furnished with the best the market
affords.
80. IL Il strictly a Temperance Houao.
an. II Is the cheapest housO-42 per dAy,
street, and corner Of Franklin street.
9Th. Tue landlord will ahoW you, In the moat aaroer
able manner, how 20 90 through.
ono'hAlf interest In this House for sale to a good bus.
mess man.
Chicago, Feb, 2. 1893. NJ. p. vNToN,
fobb IL propiaior.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

ST.. LOUIS, Feb, IS -BRIApsruFFs-Flour very
quiet aud Unchanged. w~heht--Market quiet and
unchanged. Con-MWket steady. sales Mt 7267b
OATS Market unchanged. sales AZ 65d6sc. Rye
Unchanged. Sales az S1.27a13O {. .Barley-Un-
changed. Whisky-Detter az o. PRovIsIoNs-
Quiet and not much doing, buyers and sellers being
apart. Pork-sales ut 33.5O63i.OO. ~Bacon-shoui.
dersi at l4A@l5; bulk shoulders IL: clear sides al
lTl5. LARD-Woaker at 20 Tor tiorces,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

The chief danger from Dyspepsia Is That the reduce
strength Of tho system may disable it from sunnouhung
othar intercuTTont dsoases Sympathetic affections OF
the Liver and lungs often have their origin IN Dyspepsia,
and may become organic diseases and constitute not
only a source OF Inconvenience but danger. Honeo. tho
sooner lroatmBnt Is commenced after the hnt sJIaptoms
OF Dyspepsia are nautical, with mere certainty can tho
disease bo thoroughly expelled. DO not delay 10 soek
advice from unwauanted sources but procure I6obaek's
Blood Pills, take them In small dosoi 10 stimulatoth
stomach and %intestihes and gently act npas the liver
Then take Robachis stomach BitteIs regularly alter
zach meal TO tons the stomach and tssist tho digestive
apparatus and you will lind tho rsiof will be almost i'm
mediate and the cure like magic Tho Bittars should
be continued for a while after all symptoms 81 te dis.
ease have disappeatod. 1boso medicines are prepared
with tho utmost eaio OF lnatunAis having especial refsr.
enoo 10 disoasos OF the blood aud informal organs, and
can At al. times with confidence DO roliod upon.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
Appleton's Journal

VIII be devoted 10 popular current literature, an
organ or advanced opinion with respect 70 All tho
great interests Of society, Of popular science IN ID
best sense, aud u art. The department OF Litera-
turo viii embrace Fiction, in the form OF both
Serial Novels and Short Stories; Essays upon lit
etaty ana Social Topics; Sketches OF Travel and Ad-
venture; Discussions upon Art, Books, and kindred
themesr Papera upon ali the various subjects that
pertain 10 the pursuits ana recroations OF the people,
whether Of town or country; Poems BY cur fore
and Education.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
SHAW'S CHEMICAL
ELECTR0-SlLVER PLATING FlUID

fOf insf1HtdneCuay SHttr- rating Copper, BraSs,
German Siirer, Bronze, &c.
The best article in the world for polishing ami clean
Ing silver aud silverplatod ware. II gives old aud Woru
silver and PLACED ware an the beauty ~ new, putting on
silver where ! is worn OIL, and giving Il q beautiful pol
ISL. Sample aent for trial on receipt of 20 cts, 70 pay
for packing IN postage. MANUFACTURED by
j. SHAW, Chemist,
30 Kim Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
DrMAs BARSFs& Co., II Park Row, Now Yo,k,aRo.
Agents.
Address the manufacturers ERH
SIN q. IA. p On
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

THE GREATEST Discovery OF THE AoE.-
The American Female Regulator" curos all
diseases peculiar to Females Snficrors
from headacne, debility from irregularity,
should at once send TO tho Great HoTb Doe
tor, enclosing one dollar, aud receive prompt
attention, Address J. d. GRAHAM, NJ. D.,
p. q. Box 325, Vinconnes, Ind.
Botanic remedies sent by mail 10 any adj
drgog
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
N

CTScNxArI, February 18.AFLoUR-Unchauged
WHRAr-Unchanged. CoRN-66c. OArs-Firm,
%, CorroN-Dull; sales middling at 2skc. WHISKY
unehangef al 96e. pRovIsIoHs-Demand unset
He'd and difficult TO give accurate quotations. Mess
Pork at si3 buyer March. Lard offered at 20 cents
with sriall sales.