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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

k1Wh hUc-hE1 kNIiVN lNCuNTlNENCE of lJyins
L irritation Inflammation Or liberation of the b,dcr .,
kdnes diseases Of the prtstrss glands stone In the bladder
.scGius gravel or fick dist deposit and all diseases o! hs
bladder kidneys aud drosrS xclngs liembodu Puij
A~"se' ouchu fel9-oowly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01
Middle Of the Block,
Cooper Institute, New York.

Middle Of the Block,
Cooper Institute, New York.
HADLEY
Is constantly receiving Large Invoices Of
H IL E N g H KIN A,
or New and Beautiful Shape half tAe usual selling prices
White French Oh ma Daner Sets, $50 pieces, $50 90
" Tea A 200
Dinner Plates, per dez-, 200
Tea / so
Cups and :aucers "a pieces, 900
French Cut Goblets, per dozen, $50
Also Fancy Goods in China Dinner Tea Toilet Sets White
Partisan Stone Ware Cut and Pressed Glassware, Silver
Plated Ware, Cutlery, &C.. at equally low prices. Goods
packed TO all the world, by express otherwise
House Furnishing Goods in large variety.
Remember, 1lADLEY'S Middle Of the Block ~ Send
for catalogue No Connection M Corner Smes 3ms,-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

.LsiboLps EAlhAt1 bUChU gves health NM, ,,,r
AZ 10 the frame and bloom to the paid cheek DcLStv
Is ~conrahied by many alarming symptoms and II M
Treatment submitted to- consumption insanity or spilepe
~ iel9-eowly
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL ylGOR Ara ,ou,,a =,
Nl iemtolds Extract Buchu "a, Vs. WIZ, ny
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

FTNHE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH Therefore the n
Il vous and debilitated should immediately Hembol
Extract Buchu. feb9-eowl,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

HELMBOLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU Is
IL the Grsot D,Ustic.
HELAD0Io's ooxcsNrE, rKp EXTRACT s,RsapARrMA
* tie Grcat Bi0ot Purifier.
Both prepared according rules Of Pharmacy chems
try and are thu most active that be made feb9-eowly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

LNNFEEBIED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS, Of both
IL Helmbolds Extract uchu 1t will give brisk
and energetic feelings and enable to sleep WE'LL aeowly
- Extract Bichu. teb9-sowly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01

HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUChU Is pleasant in
taste and oor free from all injurious properties and
immediate in its xctisn. feb9-eOwly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-01
DIR. j. Ii. WALKER
MAY RE CONSULTED AT THE
GEIGER HOUSE, OTTAWA,

AMI at all other times at his Office in Chicago.
Dec % &c
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-26
ber Nabrif Ypn pbilipp1obn II. 60. III

BET Tabrif Ypr pbilippiubn II. 60. in
.&a0el berettet. Gs perpen srpbe pteredt9e
platten bis su 10 SUP 2dnse, 5 SUP
.Breite u,,b 1 3pu Dtde a1seferti9t. welz
DE- nafbpem iic einen Sag bet mdbt9er
,Gemperotur 9etrodnet babell tit t@lei1ere
unb su &iiGen u11o fet1e11
MBbelplatten Yerarbettet 1peroen: ytebe1
btelen peroen iebr Seidmadnoue Wto1atz
fen seltefert, wel6e erit a1f ben betreFenz
ben 5tein aufee;et6net, barm init fetnen
Snitrumenten iauber a%rs9eDauer r1p
19ttebltG NIT ieltt9er Maf1e olS a11neren
9ewablten Tarben<9 1iiancer aei19eitamptt
ul1o mie natIrltder Mar1nor ant ptelelbe
@eile bi5 gum retniten .@lar5e 9eldl1hen
tperoen. Man 1T pur6 bic Mtat9fett
ber MalI e in ben Stanp geIebt bic Sprz
sialtGi ten, uno 1elteai ten Mrter Ypn Wterz
t1or, mel9e in ben @ebtreen @rie9enz
LAMBS 9ebro@cn wercen, tdul9eno na@<
suabn1er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-26

Nepubiottpn..-S rtd Ypu1erpY>
elmer Der einiluBreidlten Tubrer Der be-
m~ptratil 0en Yartet 1T @tscpnlt1 III i9rieb
fiirslid III ieinenn 8latte> BEN ga @rple
Deuipfrot"> Spl9enoe5:
Die BpnpS init @reenbad5 besablen,
1T Mcpuctattpn nur %iber;udert> oab bic
Niue ni6t 70 bitter fdmedt. DeSwe9en
;iebt bic Bpnbs Elm unp be;ablt iie nit
],iustraoennen @reenbadS Dollar fir
Dpuar. @enu bic 3tnlen f19 bdufen
rann aebt Scrip6 aus, Scr(p auf @crip>
bis man einen sansen Softer uou papierz
ee!p fir einen Dollar faufen fam.
:3ablt >peoer ras Capital nod Die 3inien
nit %5art9elp, ipnoern labt a1&f alien
pre0en Sag uno Nadt ~Grcenbad55"
pper uNotbbad5" pruden. gtebmt es, wie
ibr woIt iibersudert es> tpie ibr ppQt, es
1T. Nepubiation> unb bic pemptratii9e
partei BAT fi9 NIT ibrem @ort fir &ep1tz
piatipn p~erpfdnret Na@ eteiem Sabre
fam Niemanp in ben @pn9reb pcer als
prdiipent 9ewdblt perpen, Der 1td nt9t
oerpFt6tet, fir &epuoiatipr1 gu fem, =:
: - Dem Ee6nifer Shell in &anel 1T
es gelunsen ,eiin,en funfliden Stein bcrz.
sufeQen, npelder~in Der Sanitation bes ma
tirliden Marmprs alles bis jebt Da9e<
,peiene lbertrefen loQ. Derielte miro in
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-26
Ser Mame ..Demcfrat.'

Der @eb!auh bee @bre'amen6 nOe~
mpfrat" fir c;e pattst ser Dsrrdtber unc
Mebeuen Ter @flaoerei uno oe6 Naitez
uolbonfsrosta> prdftpsntenmprc8 UNI re!
1cr1banaerrnA Der unionefdmpfsr IL &c
w!s pic lGdnolihte @ntueibunq> bic e.
nem (nrf ebrl'6en Momen ie au Sbsi
truxoe unc. ctels6 laQt In frd'tinen .Wo!z
ten Der lifeline HieIe" Beman, welder bel
Der r. pubIifanilden @eriamm!un9 tnSnz
eetlous: Gale nit unbsldreitlihem 6obn
yief:
uDemofratsnl Doe? IS 1T cine ST.:
I,ioiauna fir cen Ge;f Ssfu(ons. etnt
Heluimpfung oes 5battsns SadIcne
RAP niele MeniGfn nit Ger fEcd'm ebe;z
nen Sttrn Der 5]trabsnettnen lth nod
DeE7cfraten nennen"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-26

3uYerl6ntse @etter &ez
9eln.-Gs baben 9enaue uno bouer1pe
BeobaGtrn1Acn an Serl6iepenen puntten
her Grpe rte 3uverldilt9feit BET bier nadz
febencen Metterz& e9eln cargetban:
Gtn rpi9er Men6bimmel> iet er 70 fiat
pper be,pBlft, 1T ra5 Mnsetden BON 9utea
@etter. Gin rptber Mor9enbimmel be<
ceutct l9le9te6 Wetter, eiel Winp poer
&eaen. Gin 9rauer Mor9enbimmel idBz
mes Wettcr. 3etat 1i9 bic Mpr9enodmz
mcr1tn9 bo9 ant 5immel uber ei1er8onf>
fp fommt @int> 1T ite rierrt9 ant 9crt@
,pnt IL. miro bus @etter ibIn. Seidte
fetne Mplfen beute>1 onf 1d6neS @etter
NIT mabi9er pper Fauer Brteie idarffanz
tioe Slid aus lebenoe @plfen muir auf
Binc. Gin tu>1fler blauer !Simmel gilt
ald Minc> Elm beller, florblauer 191ne5
Wettcr. Sc petGer bte9Splten au5leber>
cci flo weniger @tno aber mebr &e9en 1T
I'll %er1porte11. Sc 11drfer, edi9er 1nr GER
ri6ener @te auSieben> peItp mebr Mtnn~
Mion fann baber> jc nadtem Die
rptbe, eelben pber 9roltcn Torbst Sorz
wieSen, sieyli9 9euau oaa @etter
Sprber beltttMnet, faft jeop9 NIT
gepiBbeit ipe11r. man bic. meteprple9tz
i1en Snlt ru1nente nit su Static Stebt.
&leine I9mars9raue @olfen, ja9ence5
@ew5lt> @ino u>,o &esen ; teben fe{t1e
i9peren @plfen pobinter, beoeutet eS
@inp auein, @enn bp@febences &C.
wDlf in anbercr Ni9tun9 iber Sonle>
Mfpnb pber Sterr1e siebt, ais berg8inb it,
tebt cine Metter 8erdnberun9 beYor
Ca%u6erba1b Der trppil1en 8reite). Nad
1dDnen1 flaren @etter iinp am 5tmmcl
eemDbnlt9 fleine lpdiae 9eitreifte prer
Aedt9e @Dlf9en, benen cine ,polfts mers
benpe Dunaoede fpl9t &nseiden ypn
WetterzS eranberun9en.
Dies Musleben beS 9immelS 1T Gin
f6ere6> jc raGbem1 bas @em6lf Sli9 poer
md6eri9 auSliebt fpl9t mebr &esen ooer
@tno. Sc bBber urlo e%ntfernter bic @pl<
fen GIT @ietn 1detnen, betp lan9famer tptro
cer @ediel spr fi9 9eben, pon belto lanz
9erer Dauer &ptrb er aber all6 1ein. SIN
91Semeinen Derfiinoen nctiirlide> rubt9e
unp CARTE Tarben init mei9en, ntdtidqn
au69epridten 6prmen per @olfen i9IneS
@etter, bage9et 9rele, un9epDbli6e Garz
ben NIT barten> faarfbe9ren;ten @pnturen
@inb unp &csen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-26
&cin gopperbeaoeepinn in @cnn=
W1Danta.

Cir pieientaen ~inteuiaentsn" unc
,doracterfefen Germ melhe i1st6 nit
Dem 9rpben 5aufeu NIT trapfen unr
.elaubeu in pannFYloanio {st Ter "erobe
6auft nit getrapf", polen mir III be-
renfen 9eben, pab in penniylpania bic
eoppsrbeap6 bel Der lebtsn Wab! In tel
mem etnsioen County, pbiIapelpbia, aus
9encmmen mebr 5timaneu erbielten.
a|S bet BET porteen @oupern6rswabl, lon,
Bern rab nur pas republtfanilde 8otum
baour6 ssrrtnoert >puroe. oaB $4,000
Nepublifaner oar niht timmten.
@llu, tper tpiu &epublitaner ietn
Ter Tnbe gu ber Wabl id Elm
limb itebe, no Ct INNER tanb:
Sir Treibeit &e9t unb gaterlanb!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-26
Ser arpEe bempFratiid)e wablfiea
H." IN @ennfYipania.

GbereSwpor, Der csn1ofraliIhe Nid>
tercanptpat 1T allo in pennfYloonta aez
wdblt nit 8onisn 700 Siimmen Majoz
ritdt. urp oae BET etnan @%e@ammtpp<
tum BON 100000 Gttnmen, unp bios In
Tolac Ger isBt bewtslsnen 2baliode oab
10000 &epubltfuner nidt gu Ben Yole
famen. Rein Wunoer, oab elm fol-
de @iea 1ol@e Tofel;aae aur Nolse
bat, mie Der cemofrasilae in @t, paul
am leBten Dtenita9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-26
Doctor ND}enf,
hrnFti{b

Praftt1
Mr,t Mccou1eur, M,,senarst & Speratenr
Sfeee: Driste @t.aRs nebsn Sneerleas 5aQ
nabe Der Bride.
@predaunben: Bon 9 abr Mpraens bts 4ub.
Na@mittass.
Trtlaer Smpf0of fets Dorbaapen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-26
Ir. s.. ft DDS,

&or> o. Sz5 30 sa ap ~
5pmDepatiihe. Mrat,
Offtce Ste ety., liter Mayo's @iisa' Danolna5.
gDo5auus Ode 40. NIB Vissssr 5trabs.
a5pysarunben apif@sn II une 3 ner Mad'n7.
Mebenbei baise i'd sus}be Werfs, fonic me.
siainsn nun, Wrisat- mso 6ani;ienseosauG aEt
Dr. climbers Gtis,a:5t fit san0IeHts gum @sz'
tauf. AUDI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-26
Die @ermanta @eten6z
gerf6erungS We1enlOQff,
80, Drpantpdn, G1em=SsprH

80, Brpabtpdt, Gem=Apr&,
empfeblt ben 8eppbnern BON Wfinuefpta, spn Der MI,
iid,asbaren Wobttbat Der 9ebensperfldberuna
Oebrau6 3u Maden. Ste bat etn b q d + npII.
1n8esablte 81 n . 1t a 1 ppn
$500, 600
tss aa' Se'a'se" 'sf 0HsN'ea'' 's'; sss a s.s q a?,',
unS bat f4 i'm re, sansenen gtertel-
lalre nerr1etrt I'M, 1AS @ so
- pap bS Gptalstrn16sen Der &C.
'eaa,9aft jet betraet 1.O15.A90.A7
GaS tahrlide @intpn,men Der &C.
le919atf mar an 1. &pril 1866 SIS $780, 0
Aut9 neue ge, lid erungen u. 3ta-
zen osrmshrts fa eaNelbe i'm $4,000. o.
10 Dap Die Geieuidaft Elm GrtaIein.
sDnanltn ron m%enieTens Gs5ss .Stdafb. NO
bate am 1. Suit 1866.
S1e ottn9crun9en In Sraft wurbeu am 1. Nprtl 1866
out ctrea sic, 500, 900. 90 anoennrnmrn T,rGh nrue g1er.
n9er9neeh Iur S2.71a. 100. 90, atsEplin Der erIpid eneu
2etraee 0Dm etrca ia, 100. 90 purse biefe Sun,me nm
g ,oOo.oo9;O O esr1nebrt, ip eas. id an 1. sui 1866 elm
&eealpta! 9erun9s-getra rrn SIS, 800, O0O.OO ereitt.
Ste IT. uber bic .eanSen Ser. Gtaaten Serbreifet unh
ea y; tn Nt'nnel pta t~rlsenee I]esnten:
9eneral : M9eriur tn Der ,Deutfhen Bauf" BON
@ebrQoerW Iuta8 & Dunba. In ct. Nou
6err @nfao 6einri6s in Mtnpnq.
6er Carl Bronct tn Jorihoult.
5er 6. @ihborn in 6afiues.
SEER 8. Bonen In Sem ulm.
1866 $3.50, 900. wv '"" @p'"
s. Sdwentler> 9uoo Bs{entpnd.
Stee'pra1. IT, Gctfetar. DrGGhent
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-26
Das 9 Observation-Disclosures
Serb. Strade,

saroer Gitp, Carer Co., @ain"''
IL .h.n ,r;eber net, etabGirt unb erlaubt {i9 Der
i1 /, benz seebrten putlitna hermit sr-
osbsn}f III tena9ri6ten, bab Ct bas G>9letfsn 9ner
s%meiSeperf,euge prpmt uab ttatS 1!no tnnf9e@
ret,t beIprgt. O''" o''"""
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-26
g 6 mtbtu nb Ba6ner,

a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnc S1nplef III S"W'e"s
9linteu, Sepolpern uuS piifole"
n,a sur,iiolidRen Iabritats, fibren anbereem ein
outeS I1ortiment SON Saeone1ern, Saeetalger,
Fur, iammtlide Saso>' unb Sii@apparate aAer Mrt.
&Gmmtlide ueue unb Experimentation tper<
ben auf bas aaerprompteite uro btllt9lte, belor9t.
MWS OaS berib,1te prenbil9e .3lnonaefl9ee
tue5r, aum, @ebrau& fir bic ~9rube Saso" aa1
9e&tet!s ssfsisl tfsx e ,,;t S;a,i SSn, a Ss%i t'e , nS'f s se1'
lie ert. . y,
norroths I'M Gtcrelpfal SO. 70 Bribge. 9traBs
Minnsapplis, Minn, bisrmit ~ersebenlt Gin
S9mibt II. 8a1ner.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08
Respect the Name OF woman

Toe much caro- cannot be exercised, !,
when speaking ofladies A word, Il
careless hint,even look, may irretrie.
vably injure lady's character "a most
delicate thing to converse about, Ac--
custom yourself never to speak lightly
of female character Read and profit
by this. sas,I o'."9iu
"NeTer use lady's name in an i'm
proper place, ut al improper time or
in mixed company. Never make
assertions about her thatyou think are
untrue, or NlIusions that you feel she
herself would blush to hear. When
you meet with men who 90 rot scruplc
TO mike SO )fa wouan's nane in
reckless ami unprinciplcd manner, shun
them, for they are the very worst
members of the community-meh lost
every sense OF honor-every feeling Of
humanity Many u GOOD and worthy
-woman's character has bocn forever
ruined, and her heart broken bv a lie
manufactured by some william, and
repeated where IL should not have
been, and in the presence of those
whose lIttle judgement could not deter
them from circulating the foul and
brazen report. A slander is soon pio-
pagatcd, and the smallest thing derog-
atory to woman's character will fy
on wings of the wind, aid magnify as
IT circulates until itsmonstrous weight
crushcs the poor unconscious victim.
Respect the name of woman. for your
mother and sisters are women; and as
yop would have their name untarnish-
ed, and their lives unembittercd by
the slanderer's biting tongue, heed the
ill that your own words may bring up
on the mother, the sister or the wife, OF
some fellow creature
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08


TIE PRooREss OF THE WEST is de-.
scribed By writer IN the Cincinnati
Gazette; who says that seventy three
years ago, the boat started from Cin-
cinnati up the Ohio. 1t was bullet
proof, equipped with two cannon and
small arms. The round trip to Pitts.
burgh was made in about four weeks.
At that time Cincinnati was mere.
military post, which three years after
wards, only contained five hudred IN
habitants. Pittsburgh was littlc
nest, built away up III the forks OF this
great highway Of nature, and between
these two points wilderness stretched
on either side of tho river Seventy-
three years since and Fort Washing-
ton, with population of two or three
hundred, Is Cincinnati with q popula-
uon. of 100000; Pittsburgh IS no longer
O nest, but it 10 . great city; tho two or
three dots of civilization | etween those
two points have multiplied into hun.
dred and ten thriving cities and vii
lages, ali palpitating with the industry
of free and prosperous people. The
steamers that now ply the river, could
they MI be brought together, Swouid
make = floating city IN which a hun;
dred thousand people could dwell with
comfort. ...-".-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08

A YOUNG son of retired merchant
down the rivor, whose parents reside
in one of those princely mansions on
the Hudson, opposite the Palisades,
took INTO ms head the other day, to
make kite. Rumaging about the
house in search OF paper to make 1t,
his eyes sccldehtly tell upon a number
of ofseven-thirt'es, which had been care
lessly lett in an unlocked desk Twas
but the work ofa few moments to lay
them out on the kite sticks, and %
short tune thereafter seven thirLios
took sudden rise, gong over the
Palisades. luckily they came down
safely; and have converted. We do
not remember the tImo when Govern
ment securities were 90 high PouGh-
keSpsie Eagle.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08

FANNIE FERN thinks IT ought to be
considered a Disgrace 10 bs sick, con
fidentially adding, IL am 'fifty-fve
and l feel half the time MS If was Just
made, To be sure sure, was born in
Main, whore the timber and the hu>
man race last but don't cat pastry.
nor candy, nor Ice-cream, don't drink
tea-bah walk, not ride. own stout
boots--ptetty ones too, Ihavea IL water
proof cloak, and no diamonds. / like
n nice bit Of beefstcak and glass OF
ale, and anybody else who wants il
may eat pap. | 20 70 bod at ten and
get up ut six. i dash out in the rair.,
because it feels good on my face.
don't care for my clothes, but l will
be well; and after am buried, warn
YOU don,t lot any fresh air or sunlight
down on my cofin, if you don't want
me to get mp" Ir9p
We suppo Mr.. Parton will have
that final Injunction piously carried
out.
si ca Thoonowspaper spressa gang il
London numbers 1900 quillS sa'a
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08
Gum NJ np.

aR ait.a = NlETa - - E.f. Nrf !
SAMBo=-I say, you White RadBcol
am you gwihe 20 vote for de'tnonde1t7 2.
RADIoAL-No, Tgdess / won't.
SAMBo-You don't know nofln.
When you git TO do sweet oh it vou
quits eatin'. s'poso you turned
Democrnt2 #9tIJ. %
RAD1cAL--No, sambo, I'm gong
against the Amendment; but viii vote
for tho ticket ~ Iffsr
SAMBo-Look-a.heah, do you like
dox2 ~
RAD1cAL--You black rascal, you or
cred me piece Of dog the,other day.
and you know won't-est dog.
sA'4ntio1 y nst pid6t 9euB pgp saPrrsn
else2
RADrcAL-weil, yes, you gave me a
piece Of Bologna.
sAMBo--\yas dat good. .f
RADrcAL--Well, yes, that was very
good. si,nrl
SAMBo-Dar, now. I knowod you
liked dog. l made dat Bologna out OBJ
dat samo old dog.
RADIeAL--Well, then, 1 reckon l like.
dog. 5i-t}...ft~ tr94fF
SAMBo-Den why do bebiIdon't yOu
say so. Dat ticket am do Belogns,
and dat 'mendment am dc dog, and
why do debil you playin Off on ia
niggers jist case dem big white feIlers
are lookin' at you. You don't Know
noffin'. Ifyou don't eat dc dog ven
make HIM up in Bologna cherry time.
Mind dat sri
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08
20 .sa Reparafor CaDiIli.
Throw away your false irzzes, your switches,
your, wig a
Destructive Of com fort, aud not worth fg;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
fair, -afr -.4 1.N = ..,--st.
Aad rejoice In your own iuxprirnt hair.
REPARAToR CAPILLt.
rRsr restoring hair unon bald heads ffrnm.

Fss restoring hair upon bald heads from
vhatever cause il may have fallen rou)' and
orcing growth Of hair. upon the faee il. has
equal. II will force, she beard to grow upon
she smoothsst face 10 rom five 10 eight weeks,
o. hair upon bald beeds Ia froin two to three
months. A tow gnorsnt practitioners have as
serted that thereis not n 1g that Vii iotce or
hasten the growth OF the BAR or beard. Tier
aspertions are false, as thousands OF lirilig W.T.
nesses from then own exptr'enc4y tpn bear
witness. But many Will say, how ere we tod a.
dnguish the genuine from the spurious - Il
certainly is difficult, as u.uc-tenth- Of the dir
ferent Preparations Advertised fol The hair AL 1.
beard are entirely worthless, ant YOU may have
already thrown away large omouuts IN their
PuEehase. To such we would say try the Re-
tarator Capillij twill Styou nothing unless
Y fully comes up to our approximations. II
ES1r Druggist doesnot keep q, send Us one doll
Isf and we will forward il, postpaid, together
with RECEIPT Tor the money, wLlch will he re-
turn y1u ON application, prov ding entire
setis act on iS not gwen. Address,
". L. CLARK & CO., Chemists, '
No, West Fsyeue Street, sYSAcusK, N. Y.
feb. B-1yr.
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ASTROEOGY.
The Void fNuj>led
AT TER WONDERFUL ESvEAuoNs ,.-
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoIoclsT.
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Bright prospect.

From all parts of Ohio we hear the
best accounts as TO our prospects this
fall. Nepro Suffrage doee not take
THOUSANDS ofvotes, hore toforo repub.
lican, will be cast against that party or
remain At home. ''''. '
Monroe county promises $500 ma~
iorlty lo~Thurman; Franklin, 25OO to
1000; dolmss 1000; Fairfield 1000;
Butler 1900, &c, Let other parts OF
TIE State do likewise, and Allen q.
Thurman will be the next Governor
of ohio and the Legislature will be
Democratic. ""
Let our friends sec to it that old
Mollie Stark in along it that ."goodly
company Stark County Democrat
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08
charge OrIhe Light nrigndc.

Any particulars concerning the fa-
nous "charge" at Balaklava dnring
the Crimenn War, which Tennyson
has so finely immortalIzed il verse,
must be Of general interest. although
it il now many yCars siRee the gallant
Six Hundred rude iiP 70 aleir death,
while
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08

Iqals6O, Senator Douglas Declared
Northern Abolitionists and Southern
fro.csters to be as blades to pair Of
SCISSORS Time has shown how apt the
illustration was, and, indeed, Is show
ing how it Is. The two parties repre-
santing extremes oontributs toOns am
othAr's Rtrenash 81 2essg aRA sfes
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08
TT77--TTTT-Ti = ---'-T77 u !
CRISPER COMA.

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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08

A negro lately made speech in
Charleston. Virginia, in the course of
which he said; ~ shall not considah
reconstruction finished, until / can
walk into dc finest parlah in de lapd,
and b celIad Nisteh LindsAyp nF