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BOOK NOTICES.

TIE CATHOLIC WORLD. A monthly magazine q
Lawrence Kehoe i2s Nassau staeet. New YocrH iSo'
s. Another attractive number of this mos
attractive monthly. The table of content.
is full of the richest gems OF ancient and
modern literature. To the Catholic it i,
indeed invaluable. TO the general reader
itspresents Information not elsewhere at
tainable. Terms-$5 per annum.
Our Young Folks. An Illustrated Magazine for
Boys and Girls. August, 1867. -
Andrews & Hull, next door South of the
postoffiee, have this beautiful magazine for
sale. Round-the- World Joe is on hand
again with his racy, quizzical and interest
ing stories about the Chinese. Buy it foi
your little ones. It is just the thing for
them during vacation.
THE GHILDREN's HouR A Magazine for the Little
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This, as Magazine for Children, stands
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and make them wiser and better. Pric,
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THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE For Young People.
August, 1867. Published by Hurd and Houghto: +,
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A most beautiful number of beautiful
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Among the Trees is most attractive pa
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Never was the study of botany put in Sc
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The GREEN-EYRD MoNsrER.-There ha;
been trouble where so lately all was pace
War has broken out in Africa. History
has been repeating itself. Again Oth.llo
walks the earth and is ready to ''smuddel
wild pillah" his dusky Desdamona, urged
on by the demon jealousy,
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CITY CLERKS Z, OFFICE,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE, u
N s.-.- Col 7MBUs, OHIO, July 20, 1854
THE INTEREST ON THE CIcY
Il Bounty Bonds due August 1st. 1867. will be
paid on presentation at the City Clerks Office, on
and after august 1st, 1857
jy2O-d2w City Clerk.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET

3 .nto,Sses-wIbEIAM Il. ROSS.
ss5-rs5s ..i.s-6tY H GAIT. MANN. IS
- S1>ri&-eiR0RGE H, EARHART. i'sa
: $3.50 Aatdftor--SAMUEI, r. KItE. -.
7.-.asnrer-ks G.. HEADLEY.
Pecor.ler NATHAN COLE.
ouasaissi,,zer-WILLIAMG GUIlCK. sags.E
Coroner-EIdA As GAvER. - s- .aa1isi =
lnfrmoyu l1s,ectoy--J A COR GRAU.iIa -lia
MrTEoRoLoGIcGL TABLE, prepared and
q corrected by w. J. Savage, Jeweler, 50
South High street.. iels 3,s
III 50 se5ys TUESDAY. Jny a. 1867
p O,clock - -. Barometer. Thermometer
A NJ ... ...- % 90 20
" N....--------..----..' ~ - 1s "a 90 81
p. w.. 2sz%
-HM NJ
Sun Risef....... 49, snn Sets. %
Ta,,,a4t; = ot
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b. John Rickenberger is benzine burgher
Like dead man he is on his beer. He takes
to it kindly. Does care oppress. He hists
his beer. Does joy illume every pimple on
his face. He hists. Is it warm, cold, dry,
wet; is he happy, does grief oppress. He
hists his beer. AS persistent beerist he
has no equal. For being in delightful
state of benzine drill, he was fined 81 and
costs, and in default went to the stone pile
Let us drop tear DER his beer.
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. the appearance Of new and valuable
scientific work of $50 pages royal octave,
entitled Todd on the Nicolson Pavement"
: The volume is handsomely printed in block
type, spaced with gravel, elegantly bound
in a cover of coal tar and sand, with a
5 splendid wood cut of the author. Besides
being an important addition to our heavy
g literature. it will be read. with intense in
terest during these times of excitement on
the subject. For sale at Mrs. Flannegan's
peanut stand and on the street corners gem
. erallV.r1 s7a,l s-fc43.1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-24

.. AT THE NEIL.-Hon. Hugh j. Jewett is at
tle Neil. r,.-iI5srss- 5va l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-24

The young men thought they had gone
far enough for that night, and they re-
traced their steps towards town.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCONVENIENCE
of Urine, irritation, inflammation OF liberation of
the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of the prostate
glands stone in the bladder calculus gravel or brick
dust deposits and all diseases Of the bladder kid
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Use HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-24

POLICE CoURT.-There was quite an as
semblage of youth and beauty at the May
or's Office yesterday. Arrayed in all the
gorgeous trappings of modern fashion three
heanteoIls damsels stood. Like the three
graces were they, with raven curls, swan
like neeks, eyes of diamond, teeth of pearl
and all that sort of thing. Two of them,
tLou. Mccoy and Lou. Friend, had fallen
from woman's high estate and were things
''for Scorn to point his slow unmovine
finger at" For practicing as courtezans
they were fined $40 each, and in default
were committed to the calaboose, wheI E.
under the guardianship of DR.. Wakeman,
they will have an opportunity of learning
the divine art of scrubbing.
The other was Caroline Burzer Caro-
line is benzinist of the first magnitude
Taking her'n without any Old Smear in it,
histing it pure and simple she stands as a
monument of what a female can accom-
plish in the benzine way when she pays
her entire attention to it. For being drunk
she was fined 81 and costs and in default
Sue makes her first appearance as mopist
James Inwine was in liquor. Though
Inwine he takes in benzine. Believing
that '.wine is mocker,' he does not allow
it to mock him to any great extent. He
prefers his lightning. He was fined $1.0O
and costs. Inwine being in funds he pail
up and walked of, singing:
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weekly Review of Columbus Market.
-, STATESMAN 0FFIcE-l
.sEEz1AG TUESDAY EVENING. JnIy "a
RETAIL MARKET.
q Wheat, Red a. 2 O0@2 9slSyruppereaa na o1sa1 On
Oats per bushel.. sianle Syr1Io nm a SS
Corn perbushel .70 oTghna1. ~ .. III 7Gc
Butter per A- .25e TeaTY II. and g. p "a 90
Lard per :15t 90 2O Oolone 81 4oSsa 90
haisS rhsiiST per Ssx'' R1c Rio Coffee B-2s9soc
Dried Peaches. do :2Oc Rice. CarOna. per q siSc
White Beans. . 5O93 25 BrooIns per dcz$s n0as O5
Salt in sacks. .soc Soap box Der :. .91Iic
BsPss per e Flour PEI 3 81 ,SS4 GS &c &c
salt PORK per Sb Sl5 % Candles. .saow aOe 90
o3d per Cord a So Candles, opal: -. .2ec
mackerl VOL a pi ~ Cheese per b-...-s-. I5c
g ss = Ssis' asis.' Rfsg g. g. I. is g g g
White Fish X Dbl. :.$7 90 layers .et 7s9s 90
God Fish per knew. 100 .4sa Sultan p B SEQ
Herring per bbl. $40 90 Figs per 3Oc
fS Per M6i do1; H.: -. 1 soc Se Eunes per &c
N %. .SngarB 121z9lesSc Plain HANG :. - Ise
Maple Sugar. 16sscl Dried Pears. -. R5c
lassespergal$l eo@l 60l Rags -z.-...-. 49,. SO
--v--sr. WHOLESALE MARKET..,-r,.sr
:. FLogR-Salesa at sH OO91sOofOr red, and SIC OO@
waRNATTscarss Va At and firm, No. RED " ester.
sS5 No. B. do 81 90; No.l Milwaukee Club $3.50.
CORN-Firm at65c.g s,.-l - $50 ~
z 99ATsSSeiling a. 4Sc. ri51s sss7zEd 5srfy OF
HAY-Seles at sl4 Oosls Co., za;as5r. 81
BEANS-Sales at % so 63 90.
ALTLRqles at g IS: delivered. per Dbl and firm.
FISH-White rule at 4ls 0O920 90 per bbl. q
FLAX SEED-Sales at - 2592 40 per bush.IzfI
CLOVER SEED-SI0 O09ll 90. 7s-rTsI % -fsT
TIMOTHY SEED-S2 90. sssTTzI 10y WsT
BUcKwHEAT FLoyR-$4@4 so.
Cincinnati Money hIarRetEJuiy ss.
G0lD-l39 buying. ..... .zssss--1 -faif-
MONEN-EasieTr o=r~rr3 yr-@s--fg
New York Stock Nlarket-Julyc ga.
STOGKS-Government stocks more active and a
shade frmer. The closing prices ,Were.iS Coupons
of 1881 llo3; coupons of 1862 11lz doof 1864 lO9H
of 1855 lossS do January and Jul. los,f; do of
1857 l05; lo4O coupons lV2%; August 7-S0's lOstI;
Ohio Certificates asx@96x: Canton 4sxs4gx;
Cumberland Coal ss%@39k; Quicksilver s69s6X:
Mariposa 1oo4 2 1ooH Western Union Telegraph
ll3; New York Central 1o9H9lOsx: Erie 72X@
72zs Hudson ll99lI914. Reading I065s s9106%; Mich
igan Central lIOk9lll; Michiean- Southern s21s
@sl:. Illinois Central llss< lI91z; Pittsburgh 81
A@92; Toledo 12l; Rock Island 1o2169 l021z: North
western 47zgaT7s: do preferred 72A@H1s; Fort
W ayne 1880 91O2Zz: Wabash so; Ada ams' Express
7216; American 7o@5I; United States 1904; " ellis.
Fargo d Co. 67@671z; Merchants Union l69l7h;
Missouri 6's 1039lO4; new Tennessee, g.. - =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-24

New YORK, July 23.-The yacht squad.
ron will be ready soon for the annual east.
ward cruise at Glencove, on Thursday
August 1st. Eighteen entries have beer
made.
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on the street.
ST.. JoHNsBURGH, July 18th, 1865.
Oneday after date promise to pay to
John X. Cheney, seven dollars and eighty
cents, value received, with interest annu-
f ally
~ 3 -z ae ;.H ABID CHENEY.
4 4 The articles can be had at Gillespie 6
Davis office.
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FoUND-There was found Monday even
ing, in front of Gillespie 6 Davis detec-
tive agency, near the cornor of High and
Broad street, a silver watch. On yesterday
note of hand, as follows, was picked up
on the street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-24
Exnress DefnIcatIon.

John w. Mathers, Agent of the United
States Express Company at Weston, Mo.
absconded last week with eight or ter
thousand dollars belonging to the company
Mathers was a member OF the firm o.
Mathers & Co., grocers, which made an as.
signment about month ago.
Indian DepredatiOns.
The officers of the steamer McGill, just
from the Upper Missouri, say band OF 15t
Sioux Indians attacked Fort Rhee. The
tribe above Fort Stephenson killed three
and ran of twenty-five ponies the SAINT
night. The same Indians stamptded 8
number of Government horses and wound
ed one soldier at Fort Stephenson.
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Hung Himself.

Hung Himself.
kENosHA, WIS, July 23.-H. Robins, a
wealthy farmer of the town of Salem, hung
himself last night in fit of insanity.
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new york STOCK ma5rket---yl1IIyy. "a. "a.

Cincinnati Money Marie tEJuiy %.
G0l4D-l39 buying. -...... .ssss,---1 dali.
. MONEY-EasieTr ozrTTya yrsr5s-.ig
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FROM NEW YORK.
Veto.

New York, July 23.-The Mayor has
vetoed the resolution granting the Harlem
Railroad permission to run dummy en-
9ines between their freight and passenger
depots, on the ground of danger to human
life and depreciating property.
Mandamus.
Judge Leonard, of the Supreme Court
has granted a mandamus compelling the
Excise Board to pay over to the Commits
sioners of the Sinking Fund the balance in
excess of necessary expenditures received
from licenses for sales of liquors. These
monies amount to nearly half million for
the month ending May 25th.
The Raherrs Eeniana.
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Nav, tell me not. dear, that the goblet browns
One charm of feeling one fond regret;
Believe me. few of thy angry frowns.
Are all I've sunk in its bright wave yet."
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The Judiciary committee closed the i'm
peachment Investigation this morning.
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Know Thy Destiny.

aug8-deodly-G
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"Waser marrer?" calculated Charles
"Did you see that guideboard That
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To all axiom it may Concern:

rjJII-d1taW4I
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
Justices OF the Peace.

The following is a listot the Justices
Of the Peace elected in the different
townships at the LIST Of April election /:
In Bristol tp., Thomas V. Chambers,
b. y majority ever alI others of thirty
vo .es.
In York tp, J, NJ. Weaver, by = ma
jority over MI others of45 votes.
In Bieigsvills tp, John Rutlsdge,
By a majority yer all others Of ono
vote.
In Manchester tip, d. Il, Hutchin-
son, by a majority over all others of50
votes.
In Bloom TIP, Abraham Anderson,
by a majority over all others Of seven
votes.
In Homer tp,, Ohio Elliot, by a ma
iority of42 votes, q ~ Elijah Bradrick
by a majority Of 4 votes.
In Malta tp, Isaac Stubs, Jr, by
efv-two votes, No opposition.
In DsSrhSld tp, NAhlOn Petit, BY
IaajoriiY Of enc vote owe all otbSrG
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

by way Of Plymouth. Chesterfield,
Pennsville and Malta, in accordance
with an act entitled IAN act to author
iEe the county commissioners TO con-
ptruct roadS on petition offs majority
Of the resident lnn1holders along and
adjacent to tho line Of said roads"
passed April 8, 1866.
After some discussion, in which was
manifested strong feeling in favor Of
the enterprise, the resolution wSs
unanimously adopted.
On motion delegates vero instruct.
ed TO call meetings in their respective
townships as coon ms practicable for
tho purpose Of appointing c%anvRSslng
committees TO circulate petitions and
procure signatures Of resident land
Ouners along and adjacent to the lin,
Of said road, in favor of the contempls
ted improvement.
Decided upon motion that when ",
adjourn we adjourn to meet at Chester
field on the last Saturday in April, a
! o'clock p. NJ, to receive tho reports
OF these committees and TO transact
other business.
On Notion delegates from Malta g
s. Corner, q. L. Hall, J. ~. Rogers,
-
were instructed to procure and distrib
ute as soon IA possible at the point
along the road Il requisite number .
printed forms for petitions and sub
scrlptions.
On motion, decided that tho road pc
tl;ioued for be 4 m~'adAmined or gray,
pike with n grade not exceeding fv
degrees at any point thereof, and uSuu
width Ofthat class Of roads.
Secretaries were ordered TO transmI
a copy Of th sc proceedings TO tho pu
pers of Uncomfortable und Marriott
for publication.
Convention then adjourned.
Is. +. ARNOLD, Pres't.
&. s.. CORNER, Ssc'y.
J. c. MoREY, Asst Sec'y.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
The Isost Olnce.

The Radical portion of our comniu
nifty have been very much 'SoItittd 1t
the h~ppoiStment Of w, A Sill, Brq., 10
the position of postmaster in lieu Of
Jacob Roland Esq, removed. While
We have no complaints TO make Of SIR.
Roland az postmaster, ami. on the 9th
or hsnI, Coucede TO him every
commentator winch n porsis.
tent and stsadfast attention to his bus
iness merits, yet We cAnno allow that
the causs fhis removal rests soIsly on
the Democracy It's true thai the
petition which caused ma removal was
drawn up and signed and forwarded
by Democrats; but We n'k our Radi
esl gentry If they wero not the cause
Of this move on the part OF the Demo
Gratis? Previous 10 the election Of Last
fall We had never heard \ Democrat
express himself no DESTROYS Of Mr.. Ro
lands removal, nor did we siter tive
election until the oficious incuml emit
Of the Sheriff. Office discharged Daniel
II. Shoots from the pOation OF Deputy
Sheriff because no u0ted the Democratic
ticket. This act Of the SIcriiYs taught
The Democracy that they could expect
70 iAvors from Radicals, and they were
forced Cy tie laws ofself-
70 Allow 40 favors VIII .ro they could
expect meme. Many Democrats are
sorry that Nr. Roland ia injured 10y
thiI uSceisary law Of retaliation and
would rather that the punishment
could lie nC;td quito II, Sheriff who 1.
Observing OF it,, Now tho Radica.
friends have the Sheriff's Office in the:l
own hands and can place any mar
they choose in that Office. Ifihey hav,
sI much 'ymIstl Y fer Mir. r usthey
profess why not give him the homina
tion for Sheriff in their convention -
He would mako an excellent Office.
and would run far ahead OF his ticket
We knOw,msny Democrats who woul,
vote for him.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
r%sjoies In your eun luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.

For restoring hair upon bald heads iron
whatever cause It may have fallen out) an
iorcing = growth Of hair upon the face, u h
equal. Il will force, she beard to grow upoi
the smooth .,t face in ffam Eve to eight week
or hair upon bald heads in from two to thrs
months A few ignorant practitioners have A.
serted that there Is nothing that will force o
hssten the growth Of the hair or beard. The
assertions arr false, Gs thousands Of living wit
nesses (from their own eIpsrienee) can be.
witness. But many will say, how are we to di1
,inguish the genuine nom the spuriousf !
certainly 10 d, Iicult, as nine-tenths Of the d.
fsrent Preparations advertised for the hair al.
beard are entirely worthless, aud you may hay
already thrown away lsrgs amounts in the
purchase. To such we would say. try the r.,
p%srator CGpilli il will oostyou nothing unle.
Is fully comes up 10 our representations. J
your Druggist doesnot keep Il, send US one do
lar and we will forward il, postpaid, togsth,
With = receipt for the money, which will be r,
,urned you on application, providing sntii
abstraction is not given. Address,
". l.. CLARK 4 CO., Chemista,
No. ) West TayStts Street, sTEAoUsH, n. y.
[feb. s-lyr.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
Wonderful but True,

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-rssown,
4 Astrologist and SomnRmbulistic ClairVoyant
lille m a clairvoyant state, delineates the
Try features of the person you are 10 marry
nd by the aid of an instrument of intense
Dwer, known ss the Psychomotrppe, guarau.
,es TO produce a perfect and life-like picture
: the future husband or wife Of the applicant.
18th date ofmarriSge,~ occupation, leading traits
{ character, &c. This 10 no imposition, as tss-
aOnials without number can assert. By stat
* place Of birth, age, disposition, color Of
yes and hair, aud enclosing fifty csnts, and
ampsd envelope addressed TO yourself, you
iii receive the picture by return mail togsth-
: with desired Information.
NJ Address in confidence, MADAME GBR-
ans REAIBoToS, p. O.. Box 297, West Troy,
-. Y. feb. 8-ly'
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
Probate Court Proceedings.
MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED.

hAAhlANh LlkhaNFEo ~
Marriage licenses were granted to
the following persons by Judge Pinksr-
ton between the Goth Of March and the
lst Of April:
Biz. Stephen Voorhees, and Misc Ma.
ry A Hcskctt;
Mr.. James L. Butt and Miss Eliza
seth A. Havre
Mr.. Cornelius d. Whetlock and Miss
KITE Harrison
Nr. Wm.-W. Harding and Mss Mar
garst Robinson
ur. Thscdors shpster and Mibs Ma.
tilda Ann Boyd
Mr.. George w. Wallace Rnd Mrs
Deborah c Drvol;
Mr.. VIM. W. Roberts and Mae Hes.
ter Ann Rubis;
MIR. Francis N. Phillips sAd Miss
Mary Ann Leftover
Mr.. VIM. c. Wilson and Miss Martin
+. By.rS
Mr.. George Smith and Miss Susan
Wood
Mr.. Joseph A. Anguish and Mrs. 3D.
rsh Jane Smith
Mr.. Johh d, Patterson and Mss ia
ry Closson
ar. J Jarrett King and Miss Annie
E. Gray
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
I.oots anc BIB o

Thomas Sheridan continues TO carry
on the Luriness on both sides Of tue
river. The beet quality Of stock is
used throughout the Ntolo OF lis trade
Boots md shoes mndc TO order on the
shortest nstics. French or country
calf worked. Va suits the wishes ofcus.
oravrS. NcCunnolSyills store on the
south oant side OF the Public Square,
Malta store in Halls building.
FIJI. g. 1S67-tf.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04

WHITE LIQUID
ENANEEL,
Tor improving and Dsautifyins the compl,I.

For improving snd BsSuiifying the Complex
ion.
The most va!uhbis and perfect preparation IN
use, fer giving the skin a beautiful pesrl-likt
tint, that IL only foundin youth. II quickly re
moves Tan, Frecklss, Pmplss, Bloteh.s, Motl
Patches, Sal .ounsss. Erupiions, and all inn
puritiss OF tie skin, kindly healing the sam,
les wing the skin white and clear a. alabaster.-
Its use can not be dstsstsd by the closest Seru
tiny, and being = vegetable preparation is per
kind used by the French, aud is considered b,
the Partisan 80 indispensable TO = perfect toilet.
Upwards OF 80 o0o bottles were sold during th'
past year, a sufficient guarantee OF its efficacy
Price only rs cents. Sent by mail, post PAID,
on receipt of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists.
ass River ST., Troy, n. Z.
feb. 8-IVr.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
Eat uud Tender.

wa never remember having seen rs
good beet in this market ~ may now
be found on the hooks at Gray & Hib-
ler's Nest Market. These gentlemen
ara hound to succeed in their under
taking a. they butcher none but the
Fat and Tender, They make great
yndeavort T. please the public, and we
cannot see how that pubic a but be
pleased when it looks upon the tender
steaks aud fat roasts which are to DO
fund in their market.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-04
AEELXJTEDI
SUFFER NO MORE.

when by the use Of On. JoINvILLB's
ELIXIR you can be cured permanently, and al
, trilinR cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
his Invaluable Medicine for Physical and Ner-
Gus Weakness, General Debility and Prostra-
on, Loss Of Muscular Energy, impoteney, or
ny ofthe consequences OF youthful indisorstion,
snders il the mos! valuable preparation sves
l,scovercd.
It will remove ell nervous affections, dspreS-
on, excitement, incspseity TO study or business,
lss Of memory, confusion, thoughts Of srli-dC-
'%ruction, fears OF insanity, &c. II will restore
he sppstitc, renew tho health VI those who
ave destroyed il by sensual excess or evil
PRACTICES.
Young Men, be hpmbugged no more BY
" Quack Doctors" and ignorant practitioners,
ut send without delay for the Elixir, and beat
nee restored 10 health and happiness. A Per
Get Cure is Guaranteed in every instance
rice, 81, or four bottles 20 one addreaS, 81.
one bottle 10 sufficient 10 effect . cure in all
.rdinary cases.
ALSO, DIR. JOINvILLEssPECfFIC PILLS,
or the speedy and permanent cure o! Gonorrhsa,
rlr.t, TrethrSl Discharges, Gravel, Structure,
nd all affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder.
'ures affected In from one 10 hVO days. They
70 prepared from vegetable extracts that are
,armless OH the systeia, AMI never nNusests the
tomnch or impregnate the breath. No chsnEe
u d 1t 10 necessary while using them, nor doe
neir action in any manner interfere with bust
.sss pursuits. Price, 81 per box.
,h,r OF the aforementioned articles will b'
mt TO any address,, closely sealed, and post
aid, by mail or express on reosiPt Of price
address all orders 10
BERGER SHUTS 4 CO. Chemists,
No. lss River Street, Troy. X, Y.
Heb. S-lYr.