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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-18
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the complexion. &c
thus Is an interesting work of 2s4 pages with numeI-
Gus slgravings and contains valuable Information +,
lOse who married contemplate marriage sill 4
bOok that should be Kept under loek and ksy and
not lard carelesly about the house
s'nl % any one (free OF pOstaRel for Fifty Cents
address Dr. Butts Dispensary, No. II North Eighth
strest, st Louis, Aio.
- Notice 90 the Afflicted and Unfortunate
before applying TO the notorious Qac who advertls
"a pubc papers using any lIcf ReBtesiiss perus
r BUTTS Wors, 20 mater what your disease is or no
deplorahis yOur condition.
Ir BUTTS ern be consulted, personally. b. mail On
me Diseases men tioued IN Gi3 works Once 40 Il North
llghth street. between Nsrket and Chestnut ST
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y Mink Martin: &c. &c You can hunt catch and
trap ANY and ALL Wild animals Also. tan and cure
furs and skins Nearly loo pages. 2,0OO sold Buy the
OILY cheap and reliable book. The Hunters GUIDE"
Only g eents mailed free address the sole publshers,
HUNTER CO.. Hinsdale. n. r.
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LOOK TO YOUR .H1ADREN
THE GREAT 500 iI.G RENE DY.

- hrs. , Cures Colo anu Griping ~ Price
W nitcOmb's- the Bowels. aud faelhta.sss .S5
syrup. the process of Teething. } Cents.
- .siTs- Z Subdues Commissions and, Price
" Aiicumb'ss OyeruOmes all diseases incI-S .s5
syrup. dent to Infants and Childrsn.) Cents.
= Nsrs. : Cures Dlarrhea, Dysentsry,, PRICE
W dltcouib'ss summer Complaint II Chil-y 25
syrup. dren OF all ages Cents.
u is the Great Infants and Uhdrsn's Soothing Rem
e n al disorders brought by isethng Or auy other
St Louis, llo.
sold Oy g.issf and dealers in medicines everywhere
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-18
THE GREATEsT
MEDICAL BLESSING
OF THE AGE
DIR. KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC
AND NEURALGIA DIsSOLVENT


AND NEURALGIA DISSOLVENT.
Reader you may consider thi sort Of spread eagle
heading, but mean every word of it have beer
there When your system is racked with
RHEUMATIC
pain and you cannot even turn yourselin bed or r
in chair, you must sit and suffer the morning wish
lng It was night aad at night wishing Il morning
When you have
NEURALGIA,
when every nerve in your being is Ike the sting Of
wasp circulating the most venomOus and hot poison
around your heart, and driving the vsrs OF
nadness: When yOu have the
SCIATICA,
that have Just got through with) that most avyfuL
most heartwithering, most strength destroying mos
sniHt breaking and mind weakening OF all diseases
can Anlct our poor human nature When yO1 have the
LUlIBAGO,
lying and Writhing in agony and pain upable to turn
yourself IN bed, and every movement viii 20 youl
heart IKE knife tell If relief and OF
o. these diseases IN few days Is not the Creates
DIRECTIONS TO USR.-You Will take a tablespoon.
tul and three spoOnfuls of water three day
IN lew days evey particle OF rheumatic and neuragic
pam will be dissolved and pass OF BY the kidneys.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
ROxbury, Mass
WHoLEsAIE AaESTs.-FuIler Finch Fuller ORD
smith, r z. DNyer Co, Burnhans Van Setback
Hurburt EdsaG, TOlmsn Z King, chicago; Or ,su .
Button Lice Rising, BOswOrth Son, Dohmsu a
Schmidt Milwaukee; McCulloch 4 McCord, Iaf \ Osse
Noyes Bros, st Paul; Collins Bros, Il z. Metzel,
Meyers bros, ST Louis; Moore TArbet, Zunksrnal d
AT retail by all druggists
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-18
NELsvILLE, OHIO, FRIDAY, MARCH IS, 1870

EFFECT OF CoLD ON GAs.-It NAV snr.
prise some of our readers, who have given
no attention to such subjects, to learn that
the illuminating power OF gas depends i'm !
very marked ratio upon the temperature OF
the air in which it is burned. Thus, it has
been found, taking the amount of light
emitted at So degrees Of Fahrenheit as a
standard of 100 parts, that at 80 degrees.
or the freezing point, the percentage of
light Is only rs; and that at 4 degrees
above zero 1t is only .33, or about one
third Of what it is at IS degrees. On the
other hand, increased heat is not accom-
panied bya corresponding amount of light,
since the temperature of boiling water
causes an Increase of only four per cent.
over the standard; and that of 320 degrees,
or boiling parafine, only Is per cent. The
loss Of Illuminating power upon the appli-
cation OF cold is supposed to depend direct
ly upon the condemnation of the hydro
carbon vapors; since, at temperature of
degrees solid mass was found CONCEAL
ed upon the sides of the tube, containing.
among other substances, benzole, ammonia
and nitric acid
THH census of 1871 is attracting as much
attention in Great Britain as that which is
to be taken the present year in this country
receives among our own people. One OF
the most difficult things to be attained by
means of any census is knowledge of the
social and sanitary condition of the people.
In Scotland some valuable information was
recently obtained in relation to the number
OF houses, the number Of rooms in each
house, and whether the house had win
dows. Out OF 666, 786 houses. 246, COL had
only two rooms, and 227, 723 but one room;
while 1854 had no windows. The saualid
misery so common in other English-speak-
ing countries is not so common in the rural
districts here. A report of the number of
families in one house would be more valua-
BILE; and yet if the houses in the United
States were numbered in the way that has
been indicated, some facts might be re-
yealed OF which we have no conceptionnow
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-18

VETATER-PROOF PAPER, for Ont and
W InsiGc OF buildings.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-18
10000 Agents Wanted

Tor the ne" and popuir book ''WEDLocK or THE RIGsr
.-t-A-tS % ~ rl-E oENE-," SL50; and '+fHE NEW
HAND ssuuK" containing il0,r Hrt-, Hosg TitE
-l'- ca y a1te and LU 30 10 Bssi.ess, one Vol S2S,
inciose stamp particulars also good Local gent
~ every Town, !or cns or the best PCrJEIA tAsILLX
ga .1iNLa- 3-Ost HterGf lnouceueu euts offered. I'd
clsss D II " ELiss, Publ; her broadway New YORK
ISTASTED.-SaIezmen on salary or Commission.
w Aarst we practical An0w edge OF tue case Of
10 ltTJ- GCless Wltu stamp, h PlEsIAN ynu.
Mass, sole Prop'r Of I'll he american Egg Producer
PROFANE SWEARING being against the laws
o. tuu, % goJd society and the state, neither
.lrlsrIln. ..enfLeuL.n IrZan n
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Seeds and
Agricultural
Implements.
aBeslal Catalogues of SEEDS either Whole
sale or Retail. sent TO applicants
on RECENT of stamp.

Our large Catalogue Of Agricultural Imple-
meuts, Machines and Small Tools Is q handsome
volume OF alb ut 800 pages, containing nesry 500
illustrations of the newest and best for Farm and
Household use and is sent post paid by mail receipt
of 8 ba iH r.TUad his Teestpt of s Tsf o. der
fer oar goods. Address all letters to
II. II. ALLEN & CO.,
P. O. Box $40. New York.
n BIZ you want anything for use your farm send
g stamp 10 and will either write you the desired
information send Special Circular OF which We
ISSUE lar % number.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-18
'E39a0aYIS WEaLTH'-FRANKlIN,

n A( ny Will people pay SO more for a SEWING
" hACHiN1 when - wall buy one that has
ss--sGft putut' q, double thread, comp with
Table. construct u On entirsy new ana practical
prns pes rcis - ire lOn and eAces al hers these
ceiusri ed 8ta- mes sUg tfcshsed. intended
polr pc pie no Vs. NJ 20 time, labor and money
-JeHts asursoL Alu. bInes sent gents aBd ysB@R
arr 70 needy tanliles- EOr circulars and reduced
rU.ces. address -. e. UTI5 4 20, or rankin and
L--Lnanl . y %. nnL -. Eos-an. d
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-18

Try II We pledge ourselves to give each
IOIo"ing ARTICLES enumerated below
for Five UOllnrs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-18

~ Ett Bk NSW lCk o AT white,
" weighs = to iS lbs per busnel. and elds %
per cent than cCnmUn tlats fnclOse stamp fee
usserl tlvs crcaar with testimonials a otsfeSl
and sample OF Oats Pucs So per bushel. Si4 per 8
bushels. EDW ARD j. EVANS, York, Pa.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-18
RovaI IIavann LOTTERY of Cuba,

Pickwick Winona Co., MINI
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-18

80 d y NJikEEkA77-"I HAVE IT" send en- cents
IL and two postage stamps TOR my eircul T.
vail return sou those pretty fOKIOI5E-sRELL
BRACELETS" or IN 2lEI.ED" SLEEvE BUTrONs JkT
EAEEINGs Or PIN. o n splendid STEEI. engraving Of
General Grant, SIZE aka Commission from S2.OO
% 80 day made, and Interference with cry ~
duties h-az3iHFR art Ior sale, bur Oher-
ed as an inducemeut or ladies send Circul1r oG
tnlOrIn@tlun- Lazy DOllr gents reply. Addr -,
6AEAh D. La Lltf. EostOn Mas.
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a1S Pa ZES worth n ls9" GGssSsss,,:. 3
NO OUACKERX.

z VICTIM Of early indiscretion, causing Nervous
- Debility. Premature Decay &c. having tired IN
VAN s-eg a.fveTtised remedy, has SIMPLE mean OF
selscura ich be viii send 10 ms lei OW suneIer5
for a stamp. We sell no dIugsoI patent poisoss az
snpfv do as We sy. Try and don't send 10 doctor,
quac or any other fraud, WHEN yoG can cure yoorst Il
Cleutra street New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-03-18

Reader you may consider thi sort Of spread eagle
heading, but mean every word Of il have been
there When Jour system is racked with
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-25

ton of slavery makes free all children
of slaves born after the passage OF the
act.
LIMERICK, June 24.-The police yes
terday found a quantity ofloaded bombs
in an unoccupied house. The owner OF
the premises has been arrested
MADRID, June 24.-The Spanish Gov
ernment proposes the consolidation OF
all its loans.
SrUrTeARD, June 24-The Emperor
OF Russia is here on visit.
AMSTERDAM, June 24.-The Bank of
Holland has reduced its minimum rate
of discount to three per cent.
PARIS, June 24.-The Papal Nuncio
having by order Of the Pope published
an answer to the addresses sent from
France to Rome in regard to the Ecu
menical Council, the Minister of For
eign Affairs has informed the Nuncio
thas he was considered as an ambassador
and exceeds his functions in replying
to such addresses. The Nuncio, in re-
sponse, regrets the irregularity and
promises MOTTO repeat it.
The banquet given last night by Con
sui General Reed TO Provost Paradol
was brilliant affair, and a graceful
compliment to the new Minister.
Among those present were the Secretary
of American Legation, DR.. Evans,
Messrs. Bowles, Batch and other we'll
known American residents.
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IIOI'SE-
took a rece>

The consideration of the foreign Till
was resumed the discussion lasting till
three o'clock, ~ hen the House pro-
ceededt to vot" ont he bill and its amend
ments. The bill stands as follows,
without preamble:
SECTION |. BE- Il a,oc'.h That the
State of Georgia, having complied with
the reconstruction acts and the four
teenth and fifteenth articles OF the
amendments to the Constitution of the
United States having been ratified in
good faith by loyal Legislature of said
State, it is hereby declared that the
State Of Georgia is entitled to represcn-
tation in the Congress of the United
States, but nothing in this act contained
shall be construedto deprive the people
of Georgia of the right to an election for
members Of the General Assembly OF
said State, as provided for in the Con
stitution ofsaid State.
SEC. ,. That so much OF the act en-
titled "An Act making an appropria-
ton for the support Of the army for
the year ending June 30th, 1868, and
for other purposes" approved March
ID, 1868, rs prohibits the organization,
arming or calling into service of the
militia forces in the States of Georgia,
Mississippi, Texas and Virginia is here,
by repealed
Quite an episode occurred between
Messrs Randall and Butler. The for,
mcr charged the latter with going to
the Globe office and procuring the
omission of certain words OF a personal
nature from his (Randalls) remarks q
few days since The subject was re
ferred to the committee on Rules.
The Speaker announced Messrs. Gar
field, Jones, of Kentucky. and Sheldon
Of Louisiana, a committee of Conferenc,
on the currency hill.
A large number OF pension bills wcr,
reported aud acted upon
Adjourned.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LoNDoN, June 23.-Congratulatory
telegrams to and from President Grant
were read amid much enthusiasm at
the banquet held in this city last even
ing in honor of the completion Of the
telegraph line to India.
LONDON, June 24.-Ashbury's yacht
Cambria left Cowes to-day for Queens,
town, the starting poirt for the trans,
oceanic race with the Sappho on the
Fourth of July.
LISBON, June 24.-The regular mail
steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived
The treaty between the Allies and Par
aguayan Government had not vet beer
signed. The bill recently introduced
in the Brazil Chambers for the aboli
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-25

REVERE HOUSE.-The Revere House,
Cumberland, is now under control OF
Charley Hooper. son of the attentive
landlord of the Grafton House. All
who know Charley, as well as all who
have eaten at the bountifully supplied
table Of the Grafton House, will vouch
tor the Revere being in good hands.
Uur citizens visiting Cumberland and
travellers on the railroad, will not fail
to hc pleased with their treatment ii
they stop at the Revere. II is not now
what il used to be-
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TOLEDO, OHIO.
Gathering Of the Veterans OF the
War OF 1872.


TOLEDO, June 24.-Forty-two vete
rams of the war OF 1872, chiefly from
Kentucky arrived from Cincinnati last
evening at Perrysburg, where they were
received and entertained until morning
About nine o'clock this morning a pro
cession was formed, the veterans in car.
riages, which marched to old Fort
Meigs, 4 mile up the river, where they
were received and welcomed by Mayor
Tyler, Colonel Charles S. Todd, of Gen.
Harrison's staff, responding The old
soldiers spent some time in examining
the grounds, seeking for old and familiar
points.
About IL o'clock the procession was
again formed, and proceeded across the
river to Maumee City, where they were
cordially received by the entire popula-
ton, the streets heiag decked with ban
ners and flowers Dinner was furnished
at the American Hotel, after which all
proceeded to the grove near by, where
the veterans were arranged on a plat
form IN the presence of vast concourse
OF people, and formally welcomed by
Rev. Mr.. Richardson in the name OF
the authorities and citizens.
Colonel Todd and Gather, of Gin
cinnati, responded in behalf of the
guests.
Northumberland Lee, being called
out, addressed the assemblage.
Hon NJ. r. Waite, in behalf of Mrs.
j. c. Hall, invited the veterans to visit
Toledo and accept the hospitalities of
the Oliver House.
The exercises at the stand being
closed, the soldiers againfook carriages
and proceeded to a steamer, arriving in
Toledo at Is 2. NJ, when they proceeded
to the Oliver House and partook of
supper After which most of them left
for Cincinnati by the night train
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-25

ELECTION OF OFFICERS. AT Il meeting
of Baltimore Lodge, No. +, Knights
Of Pythias, held last evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: William
Waddell, V. p; James McGee, w. c.;
William Winder, V. c.; George Mat
rhews, r. s.; Henry Jones, F. S; Ed
win T. Burt B.; Representatives to
Grand Lodge, H. \. Uthman, J. St J.
Clarkson and f. L. Burt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-25

\ Galveston, Texas, dispatch of yes,
;erday says; The Senate passed the
House military bill-lj to ). On the
previous vote thirteen of the Conserva,
tive Senators bolted, but were brought
back by the Sergcant-at-Arms and five
of them released to make quorum,
and then the bill was passed Eight
of the Senators are still under arrest.
Great Indignation was expressed against
the bill and at the manner of its passage.
\ newspaper correspondent has been
expelled for calling the wife of Clover,
nor Davis and other females, lobbyists.
The bill giving the Governor power to
appoint all civil officers, and another to
organize the State police of which the
Governor is to have the appointment,
will doubtless pass.
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CrATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. TO


At rules held in the Clerks office Of the
Circuit Court Of Tyler county, on Monday,
the Gth day Of June, $50.
Margaret G. Laidley, Plaintiff,) In
Va. y,t..'-
George s. Laidley, Defendant.
The object Of this suit Is To obtain n
Divorce from the bond Of matrimony.
And IL appearing by an affidavit hled in
this cause that the defendant, George =.
LRidley, Is not resident Of the State OF
West Virginia, IL h therefore ordered that
the said George x. Iaidley do appear here
within one month after due publication Of
this order, and do what may b. necessary
10 protect his interest in this suit, and that
a copy Of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks In the
Wheeling REGISTER, and a like copy posted
at the front door Of the Court House oi
Tyler county. as required by law.
A copy test: G. ENGLE. Clerk.
J. VI. MCCOY, ESq., Attorney for Piaintin.
jun9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-25

POLICE CouRT.-Yesterday session
of the Police Court developed new
feature. That new feature was hogs.
Hold hard there ~ Jack Bunsby
.avS. Don't understand lis as saving
that it is unusual to have h0gs before
the Police Court Human hogs are
often there. But these are represents
lives Of that iour-iooted kind into whom
the devil was driven long ago and out
nf whom his satanic majesty has never
vet been extracted Hog in the alb
tract, or rather in the barrel; hog in
sausage. if one could bc sure it Is hog
hog IN hams, breakfast bacon, spare
ribs, chops and steaks, is good Hog
in theconcrcte, or rather in a pen, under
a hot sun, is q nuisance, and H. such
should hc abatcd The communication
pnhhehcd in these columns day or
TWO since has resulted in good The
Health Officer, DR. Reeves, finding a
lot of hogs penned mp on Main street,
corner of Coal alley, North Wheeling,
ordered the owners of the pens TO let
the animals run. No attention being
raid thereto, he directed Deputy Ser
gcant Chapline 10 do his duty in the
premises. The result was that Thomas
RYAN. David Frederick and Lewis Fred
rrick were arrested for a violation OF
Chapter ~ of the ordinances, which Is
n follows:
That from and after the date OF the
passage of this ordinance, no person
hall he permitted TO have on his or her
premises a hog pen or pis Stye in which
any hog, shoat or pig shall he confined.
All persons offending against the pro,
visions of this ordinance shall forfeit
and pay q fine of not less than one nor
more than five dollars for every day
such nuisance shall continue.
The accused were fined 81 and costs
each, and notified that they would be
fined 81 per day if the ofien<c was re
peated.
1t has been 81 long time since We hav,
had the pleasure OF introducing to oul
readers that aniable and historic indi
vidual, John Smith. Our representa-
tive John has been very quiet for SOM
month"; In some cities we notice he i
mp every day for every otfen'e. from
drunkenness to house breaking. Gu
John was arrested on the Suspension
bridge last Thursday, charged with IN
decency. He was fined 80 and costs.
Martin Yakle is foreman on Fathe
Kreusch' place, on top of Wheelin
hill. \ boy, named Henry Popp, work
there. lie is not "a sure Popp, Henr
isn't, for he forgot some message t
Martin, and Martin got him by tn
throat and made Popp's eyes pop on
til YOU could hang your hat on then
Tie struck him as well. Martin wa
fined so and costs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-25

The President on Thursday signed
the bill creating department OF justice.
| This takes from the treasury, navy and
State departments their solicitors and
their clerks, and the employees in their
office, a. also that of the revenue bur
rcau. and places them under the Attor-
ney General. Its approval caused a
fiutter among the employees Of the bu-
rcaus to he tranferred to the new de-
partment. 1t is understood that Solic,
itor Garfield will resign and accept the
place Of Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-25

The Wool MARKET.-The Wool
market, in this county, has been exceed
inglv lively during the past week. The
reputation gained by Brooke county for
raising a superior quality Of wool, has
brought hither a number of Eastern
dealers. During the present month
Messrs. Everett, Crothers and George,
have shipped one hundred and fifty
thousand pounds OF wool which cX,
ceeds perhaps, in one month that OF
any nreyious season. Prices remain as
before, forty cents \ fewvery superior
clips have brought forty-threc cents
Pan HandLe NccS.
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APPoINTNENr.-C.C c. Catlctt has been
appointed notary public for Fayette
county, residence at Russelyille
Samuel L. Taylor has been appointed
Commissioner of Deeds for this State in
the State of Pennsylvania, residence at
Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-25

observation-disclosures K. Mccoy, Of
jefferson county, Ohio, on the 18th day
of May last went before Squire Gil
lespy and made oath that one Thomas
Wilson had stolen from him a skiff on
The oath of May The charge came on
for hearing Yesterday, but Mccoy
failed to appear and Wilson was dis
charged. John O'Ncil, arrested with
being an accomplice with Wilson, was
also discharged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-25

\ Canandagua, n. Y, dispatch Of
yesterday SAYS: The United States
Grand Jury has presented indictments
against the Fenian raiders, Starr, ot
Louisville, Ky; Thompson, Of Albany
and Mannix, OF Malone, separately, and
one against Thompson and Starr joint,
". No other Fenians were indicted
Starr will be tried Monday
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-25

LUNCH FIENDS, BEWARE Fred Ship.
ley, corner of Alley B and Main street,
Centre Wheeling, will set free lunch
Of turtle soup and all the delicacies of
the season, on Monday morning, from
9 o'clock till II. He wishes to see all
his friends and the public generally on
that occasion.