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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30
Sweet Potato Plants.
In Bankruptcy.

In Bankruptcy.
T'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, that, ON the 9Th
i day of April, A. ID. 1868, Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
JAS. SIMPSON, of st. Clairsville, In the County
judged a Bankrupt, on his own petition; that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, to him,
or for his use, and the transfer OF any property
by him is forbidden by law; that q meeting Of
the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt, to prove
of his Estate, will be held at the Banking House
of Hoge d Cowen in Bellaire Ohio, before GEO.
w. HOGE, Register, on the 8th day of May,
A. D. 1858, at 10 O'clock A. M
A. HICKENLOOPER, JR,
u. s. Marshal, Southern Dist, of Ohio,
- Messenger.
By 3. B. PIPER, Deputy
GEO. H UMsrEAD, Atty.
April 80, lS68-lt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

vnh YBoD1Y is ex-
H pected to sottls with
JEPsONs', opposite the
Post Office, at the begtu-
ming Of the year, and Of
der some OF thoir flns
goods. which are war
ranted to give entire
satisfaction. de28
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

The only exclusive HARDWARE STORE In
town is kept by VESTS. As they make this
branch OF the business Especially, they invite
customers to examine their stock, feeling con-
fident TINT they can please both in quality and
price. t1-
i,st Clairsvills. Feb. n, 1865. Lii
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30
PUMPS!! PUMPS!! [!

THE CHEAPEST In use for wells OF cisterns3
i made OF wild Cucuinber wood, not liable 10
crack from exposure to the weather.. ans Sn
but only costing about one-half: have used
them for two years and, Know th<m TO be much
easier 70 work ard not hanie 70 set out Of rcpair
Don't fail to call and see them before bnying,
JAMES osBoRNE's.
sRi6u m ct. Uairsyllie, O.so.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

THE subscription list for The CHRoN-
ICE u growing. but not as rapidly as we
desire. ...is :, ~, III
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

II you want any thing i'm the house furnish
ing line call on Bliss & Co.. 81. ClairsvIle, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

,Msrris a. Fsyvcett have = full stock of tin,
copper, and sheet.iron ware, stoves, &C., which
they win sell at reasonable prices, or as cheap as
tina cheapest, and warrant satisfaction in every
iespeet. ft'iIN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30
+" WESTERN ITEMS! +"
II. West & Son, Druggists,

Have the reputation of selling the Parest and
best CARBON OIL of any House in town. They
sell nsi1ed adultrated and Explosive Oils but
the pure amber Illuminating oil Give them .
trial.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

Chotes Flour.--i have received lot of
choice fall-wheat flour, which you ought to try
ifyou want good bread. s5
sCftltt Jat G48J VIM. H MCBRIDE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30
DEBILITY,

DEBILlTY,
There % 10 mediefne equal 20 Hochan6s oe,was
syaen., i'ias arengsser. y lien ~ de aypetsss, - o11ss
an enjoyment ef Hea food, enable the 40
mach 70 digest T. purify ne blood gips good, soSnd,
heahhy complexion, eradicate Ne yeov ange from 01
eye impdrt bloom 10 e checks, and change ds patient
from shorf-6red0ed emuciated, sceuk, and aesvous
tnrdlid 10 faced, stout, and vigorous persoa.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family medi-
ctnes. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO q child three months
Old, the most delicate female, or q man
Ofninety.
These REMEDIES are ae bsa
Blood Purifiers
bad blood Keep yow18 bIeodP~e keep your
Ltuer iR order; keep your di0esifre organs
S es u 1e%edie! nsae s@d s1o" NC s;ssase e e ,ss
erer dssdl you The best le country recommend
hem " years Of hoaest reputation 90 for aaylhtN0
you must try these preparations.
FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
Ifnd " HoofanFs German Bilters " u not an tntop-
fcung bererd9e La is good Ionic tse in disordeTs
Of The digestive oTgoRs and Of great benefit in cdss y
deJiiity and ipant Of Rerssus action, In The syse.
GEo. ". WOODWARD.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

Bliss g. Co., have opened their new stock in
N. Kellers New Block, opposite their old stand
where they will be glad TO have all their friends
and 1.-THE :publio GENERALLY. call and see them
before purchasing elsewhere.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
HoLLoWAY's nj,

DisoFiers OF the stomach, Liver and Bowels,
TIE gtamlshis 10 great centre which influences the
az -idi -.l5n, 9lsisiyo breath, and PhyGieai pros
rlula ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Allsa {otho pTalni
,.nghpts md mgir}s1,ns si2eP, the LIeE 93ssSS9sP3gsss
!l1etga s45 agerAt.sh ,i99s 9,s'5T1sgiS Pai \ " b i nT IVA
ma b9s5ricrg ne rineip az ton q these PMS Is on
is.psts Ia tlef cooperative aud sgensrstlVe operation
fryslpelas AEd sait lihsum
A'tt@1 l oi IN lanfne1t I9 ih s"p do ointmsnt 4 81
.g,fuI ap,ssonist,e, lts " modgs 9psTshdi, - hra' *
HAD Lsgs, old Sores and UIesra..
C1s,, OF mary yohrs' standins, tnat nave psI1HfSioS;S
dauItE sa-ouiubod 70 lev APPLICATIONS Of TINS powerful
Erpttons on the sEia,
Ans,ng from abpI 6t,ts1 II the blood or chronic dis
sasos, are oraIeltedBnt a clear and transparent suria9i
mIrpasssa iaiay Of tAs rusust,s aud other tolet. appli
,ncesinlu power 10 iispul faahes aud othe7 di'hsufs
' ~ Fe1unie Complaints.
ilWgha Sf WomS6h59i, 5rtLs tarn d lie, these tonic psdi
uu5s display sodoettei AZ tni!a.Es that anafksa IN
bqiaE q paEsli washable prspti-tan thsi sIs a sai s esdai
gAa1i9 remedy y. ai el-ssy is"Alss s'si' '0A~
Pics and Ftstuia.
tveTy form an Z stGTs or H., Z tgyalsnt sea staDboI1
hstnsisn warm lamentations should ptscede It's ap
leauop, ls Ae5lRg qualities Uill DO toand to be
both me OM,aeHt and Pdis should BE- Hssd IN ne fOh
toDiRg eaSes3
BuniOns, burns, chapped hands, ohilblainsi hstulAl govt
~untagOt mercurial eruptidns, piles, rheumatism, ring
sorn, salt rhegm s9alds, ska diseases ssslled glands
I ]argiaEs. sore breasts, sore heads, sor0 throats' sores Of
Al kinds, aprlins, stan Joints, t6ttsri ulcers Fenefeal
ones, Woumdn Of allkinds,
CAUTIoNl None are genuine unless the wordi
- HOLLOWAYB NEW YORK AND LONDON are DISCERN
lbls as a w~ArEnMARK in e~yeryleai Of the book OF direci
ions around each pot or box tue came MAJ be seen plain
y by HoLnp5a TnE LEAF 70 ruF LiGhr, A handsome
eWard WILDE given to any one rendering Auoh lniOrmai
ion as may Head 10 the delaction ot any party or parties
oonnterfeitinR the medicines OF vending the same, know
ng them 10 be spurious.
=. Sold az the mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
MAIDEN Lane, New York, and BY all respectable Drug,
fsts sod Dealers IA Medioina, throughout the civilized
soIld.
y There is consideration saving BY taking the larger
M B.-Dlreetions for the guidance OF patients In oysrJ
disorder are affixed to each pot and box.
EN- Dealers IN NY we'll known medicines can have hhoM
,ards, eirsularA 40, sent FREE OF BY ad'
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
NEW YORK Day GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 2,--The Cotton Goods market
Is gathering strength, and Is fairly active for the
season. Londsdale Bleached Muslins have been
advanced TO ~, Androscoggin TO i9A, aud Amos.
keag TO Is. Atlantic A Brown Sheetings sell readi.
ly at 10, and tend upward. Indian Head, Appleton
A and Pacific Extra at l7k, Atlantic l. 10, aud Allan,
TIC y ~Slnrtings 10. Light styles of Fancy Calicoes
are being closed out low, but dark styles command
patterns, sold as low as ~, while DARK ~patterns
bring 1917, as do American, Richmond, Manches.
ter and Aliens, but light styles OF the same makes
are selling at 12k. Glasgow Ginghams continue a
little irregular in price, and are selling az 1901,
while Lancaster are steady al 1s. Light makes OF
Unbleacbed Muslins are held much hrmer than re.
Gently. The Massachusetts BIB, and goods Of this
class now sell readily AZ l4k. .....
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
nlarBrt Reports.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw YoRK, July 3-coIrog-Market quiet.
Sales at 81 q Tor MiddlinB Uplands. ~FLoUR-Afarkst
dun Receipts, A,sI9 barrels, and 5000 bags. Sales
AZ td.70as.G5 TOR Extra State; fT.75a9.6b for Extra
Western q. 60al2. IS for Round Hoop Ohio. WHAT
Market dull. Receipts, 1881 bushels. Sales al
s2.60 for New Amber deorgia; f230 for Amber
Michigan. CoRN-Market dull. Receipts, 1901
bun. Sales al bl.OO61.Oi for Mixed Western,
ahoat. B~ARLEY-Market dull aud nomiual, cloaing
Western, ad0at, including 10000 bushels, buyer an
the month, At ~. PoRK-Market heavy and quiet
Sales at t2I. T6d2T. 81 for New Meas; S21.q6d29. on
for Old. bIEF-Mnket quiet Cur M~EArs-Aiarke
steady. - duh. hut hrmer. Sales al
l5AGl6is for Steam, aud lICdi7h for Kettle Rem,
dered. PEIRoLEUM-salos Of Crude at lGslJ4
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
MILWAUKEE MAaKET.

MILWAUKEE, July 3-FLoUR-Dull aud tending
downward. WHRAr-Quiet and steady No. l spring
closed At 81. s3; No. 2 at 1910. oAI6-Hrmer; 6hc
for No. 2. CoRS-Adyanced ic-closing at s5c Tor
No. 1 and sac for No. 2, RYE AND BARLEY-Both
neglected and nominal. PorAIoEB-Nominal az 70a
Zoe for peachblows and 40ab0c for common. BUTTER
Plenty and dul-lSa22c for common 10 choice hr.
kin, E00s-Easier-l7aisc for hesh. wooL-In
good request and hnm-ooarae fleece 32a84c medium
9ga9Tc. fine 9Taggc-
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
A Portable RalMnr.

Mr.. ]. X. Glenn, of No. 14l Broadway
has invented a car which carries its W
track, and runs on any ordinary wagon
road. We're a freight train coupled at each
end, and placed so rs to represent O per.
pendicular hoop, aud then o track bent
around a circle and welded at each end,
the cars and track would illustrate the
principle ON which this machine is con.
structed Mr.. Glenn's car is oval, and en-
compassed by a track f%unning lengthwise
around IL. The wheels are IN double trios.
connected by iron rods, and when the car
is in motion the wheels and rods revolve
around il, The wheels do not touch the
ground but they are supported by feet,
which, II broad, allow the car 10 pass over
sandy or swahpy soil. II can be streered
TO go in any desired direction with ease.
This machine is on exhibition in the freight
depot m Hudson noar Leonard street
Last Tuesday it was drawn through the
toughest streets 10y u span Of horses with a
load of from 20 to 30 men. The feet are
six feet apart, and not the least Jar is felt
when they touch the ground This ma
chine will undoubtedly succeed in what
has SO far been n failure tcam-plowing-
for The inventor claims that steam can be
practically applied to it, The car Ia so
constructed That holes or bitches offer no
impeachment IN. T. Tribune, 29h.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
.MndAme Rnttnzzi has In nra

Madame Rattazzi has in press a new
novel, which will create a great sensation,
inasmueh as it is nothing else than a clever,
but exceedingly malicious, satire on her
mortal enemy the Empress Eugene.
Eugene once called Madame Rattazzi 'an
old coquette, F" and the ex- Princess of Solms
is now going to pay her back, principal
and compound interest. The title of the
novel will be ''The Empress Bib" Bib
is the name of Eugenie's favorite Bologna
dog.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09

Texas CATTLE. Texas cattle are pouring
into Illinois OF the rate of fifty car loads per
day. As many rs five thousand have been
delivered in Champaign county within ten
days. Most OF them are decarried ut To-
lono, whence they are distributed east and
west. A good, flir-hcshed, healthy Texas
steer weighing ten bundled, costs, deliv-
cred OF T%olono, from twenty-five 10 thirty
dollars. They come from Red River, TAX
ing boat at its mouth thence to Cairo;
thence by rail, north. The era Of cheap
beef Is at hand.
The Urbana Democrat, from which We
derive the above information, understands
there viii be herded, in and about the head
at the OERw, and IN the southwest part Of
Champaign county, as many as Ave thou
sand Of these Texas cattle. There the
range is extensive, the water good, and Il
will be pleasant and instructive 10 20 there
TO witness what the land Of Uz may have
been in Jobs own time.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
MARKETs.

CHICAGO, July 3-FLoUR-Quiet but steady aud
choice spring extras at SsaiO.25, supors a0as.-
WHEAr-Steady No. 2 $40 car lots. Receipts,
wheat, 1900 bus, shipments $1,000 bus. CoRN-
Demand fair and prices firm aud bettor-s6Ha
s8ilc. Receipts, corn, IL, 900 bus, shipments 139,.
900 bus. oAIa-Firm, G5Aa60c. Receipts 10000
lua ahinuaapta "a Onn
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09

AN Incident IN REAL III .-Quite an ex-'
citement has been created in Northern lli-
ncis lately. Some time since a lovely and
highly educated daughter Of a clergyman
in Albany, N. Y, disappeared from her
home and>no.tIace Of her could be found.
A friend Of the family at Quincy, H., when
Yankee Robinson's circus was exhibiting
there, discovered the girl in the ballet
troupe of the circus, going through the
eyolutions Of Undipe with all the abandon
of the troupe. The gentleman immedi-
ately telegraphed to the girls lather, WHO
came on, met the circus company in an
other town, and found that his daughter
was really there. He discovered, also, that
the girl who had been at boarding school,
had become infatuated with the tinsel
of q circus ring rider, had eloped with and
married him, and gone with him upon the
stage for a living. The father met the
daughter and entreated her to leave the
troupe and go home with him, promising
that all should be forgiven. The girl
readily consented if her husband could go
with her, but one Of the provisions was that
she should leave him. This she refused to
do, preferring to cling to her husband and
the stage rather than enjoy the comforts of
a home in Albany. q The distress of the
father was not sufficient to overcome his
preiudices against the husband, and as his
tears aud entreat les Were unayailing, he
was forced to leave his daughter in the ex-
citing life she had chosen, and return
s%orrowfully home, Mr.. Robinson pictured
TO the giIl the vicissitudes of the life
she was leading and advised her to follow
the advice of her father, but she persist
emily refused, declaring that nothing would
induce her to desert her husband. She IS
described as a girl of striking beauty, not
yet twenty years of age, very modest in her
demeanor, but completely full Of the ro-
nance of life, and infatua ted with the cheap
dazzle Of the ring. Her husband is q young
man of sober and industrious habits, and
an excellent performer. Ladies at places
where the circus has been have as vainly
as the father sought TO turn the youngiwift
frnnn the life she has chnaan
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09

BuBYIso ALIVE N ISDn,- The Friend Of
India says; Some curious facts about the
crime Of iSamadh. or burying alive, as
practiced in Rajpootana, have Just seen
the light The political agent Of Scroll
furnishes p let o~finstahces IN The course Of
six years that have come 10 his knowledge,
chiefly m the ~neighborhood Of MontagoSd,
q border village. The practice " also car
ried ON, we are assured, in the adjoining
State of Marwar. ont Of nine cases Of
Samadh reported. eight Of the victims were
lepers, the other having been sacrificed.
doubt, Qt his own desire, ON account of
old age and poverty. The Rao Of Seroni
has isaued a proclamation forbiddine che
practice, under penalty of ten years impris-
onment. His highhess will no doubtdo oil
he can TO put his prohibitation in force,
but there are very great difficulties in the
way Of carrying out mch orders. In many
of the cases the persons who dig the pit
and cover up the unfortunate wretch are
themselves lepers and to them death itself
would he welcome, and we presume the
Rae, would hardly care to introduce any of
them into his prisons.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09

"A Portland gentleman going out of his
house, stumbled over dog in the entry, fell
and broke his nose, then attempted 10 kick
the dog, but missed him and kicked over a
hat-stSnd, put his ankle out Of Joint, and was
laid up six months.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
LADIES

OF ssdentary habits who require a gentle pursStivs
will find Roback's Blood Pills Iust the medicine
they want they are perfectly safe and can be taken
at all times. they contain no mercury or mineral
poison. but are purely vegetable. Sold by all drug.
Rists everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09

These machines are equally we'll adapted for Mills,
Shops, Foundriea or Printing Rooms; or for out.
door purposes, like Farm work, Mining, Boring
Wells, Sc,
For use in buildings they are mounted on legs,
and require no brick work for setting up. occupy
little space, are almost noiseiess in operation.
The hrebox Is surrounded by water space, making
them perfectly safe FROM FIRE dropping 10 the floor
They are adapted Tor using either wood or coal
For threahing % other purposes, whore they re-
quiro frequent moving from place 70 place. we
mount the machines on strong wheels, aud nrniah
them complete, with q pole for attaching team, aud
with hinged smoke pipe. which can be lowered, so
that they may be moved without detachins or de.
ranging any Of their parts.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09

ENTAKTED .-DIsTRlCT AND GENERAL.
w Agents wanted forthe Home Life Insurance Com
pany OF New. York. Agents Of experience who would 20,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota aud Nebraska, will DO well
to correspond with US before the Territory is AZ taken up.
ern Agency, Milwaukee Wis. rn mAr3l ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09

WmE woRK AND WIRE CLorH,-Eyans q
Co., 20l Lake street Chicago, mako baskets,
cages, s%ievoa, griddlesn screens, rat traps,
muzzleB, vegetable boilers, game covers, &C.,
and pas special attention 10 tho manufacture
OF elegant, fashionable borders and arches for
trailing flowers over graves.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
Tur Rrsr Am OnIoInAL ToNIo

THE Best AND ORI0IEAL Tonic OF IRON,
Phosphorus ana Calisaya,known as Caswen, Mack a Co.'S
FeIro Phosphorated Elixir Of Oalsaya Bark, The iron
Gsst9IsS color e ms oi0od' 1he Rh9sphoras lsnsWs waste
hsAlthigl tone 70 tho digestive organs thereby curing
debility, and depression OF spirits. Manufactured only
by CAswELL, HAZARD 4 co. New YORK sod By
All druggists. noyl7eoW
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09

We believe our terms to Agsnts arc superior " those
offered by ay Other House. Please examine.
CertihcatSs, giving a complete description of ARTICLES
thatwil be sold for one dollar each, will be sold At the
following rates
Ten for S1,-Thirty with presently for So
Sixty with presently S6,-One Hundred with
prssent,) SlO,-And the same rate for larger elubA.
LOOK AT II CHANCE to get a silk Dress, Sew
ing EAehins, Gold Watch, or some other good article OF
squL value, with but ysg little tr9ubls and no expense
70 the Agent.
Fer a Club q ThiEty, We will ave the person
Dress Pstiern, woTstSd BTsskfast shawl, White Linen
Iebleeloth Emsosssd Tabs sPTssd, SET q steSIIBladsd
Engraved silver plated COLO lined Goblet, Violin and
ee iSshi fBs oSiss, P Gisssa Psi B:sdsd r Sill t Fslssot 'i 10 S ssf1iss
MoUSsSS sR1hsotfe s m Alum o1, ElesI1t iyg Z h T5sl'.
E52so@Ssb coSuiiiRe, fancy BBSsfsaoTS sRiTt,a LSSdlisss solid soid
&c o R1Ssf aSsS Si Isasi Ss1 seii4 Hi siae z s saE5ssS %r SSia d sl1s
Ladies' fancy black walnut Work Boz, or a Cottage
width Waterproof CloaLinE, Tibet Shawl, -Four Yards
Wool shawl, Silver Plated GARD Basket splendid en-.
F FcSpSt, itSS ,Fis SlaiSfT ti pii SoSGo aSE sSCtcsI slISsI I RisssS
Lano1star Quilt Fancy Paid Wool shawl Iweatyhye
plated, sT bottled Revolving Castor, Pair Cent? cali
Boots, Harris Cloth Pants aud Vest Pattern, Splendid
Sisi%3r fo skirt F sii Of q i' G1. RsSSli sia kRiSss Ron R6s. :llSsI
Irene Bras Alarm clock sPlSSHdid beaded and 1EHd lined
Thirty Yards Print, or a MGrsellss Quilt
ID E ,TIy.9 S SIsSsS P SIogE n, HSSHd Eiss.:, -s .ss.4 Sas sPsE e..
PEI and sFSsmsT@ SILVER plated osk y,I 5.akas sn P9aR SS
petinR. Splendid Violin and Bow, English beTage
Shawl, Forty.hVe Yards Sheeting, Splendid Alpaca
Dress Pattern, Silver Hunting eased Watch, spisndld
Family Bible with elegant Steel EngTeNng' Family
Record snd PaO1 H9ss Is rSf Fitd fSRnps b IsSsa TBHs ssTs.,
Cloak Pattern, ShArP's Revolver Fancy CsssimsTS
ACCORDION, Music Boz, One pair hne Damask Table
Covers with one dozen Dinner Napkins TO match.
PrsssniI fer Larger oIuLs IN Proportion.
Agents will please take notice OF this ID NOT SEND
NAMES, BUT NUMBER YOUR CLUBS FROM ONE UP
WARDS. MAKE YOUR LETTERS SHORT AND FLAni AZ
POSSIBLE.
SEND money, IN all cases, IN Registered Letter, foI
when sent in this you run no TSk Of losing IL whatever
We cannot be responsible Tor money lost unless some
precautions are taken to ensure its safety,
By patronizing this sale you have a chance 10 eE
change your goods, with 4 large variety to select from.
GIVE Us A TRIAL.
Send your address IN full, Town, County and State
All certificates are good until redeemed.
8. C. THOMPSON x CO.,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
Rtooh Valued at 1900 600.
salesrOOms 81 Hanover Street, BOatO
< TO AGENTS.

The most Popular, Reliable, Prompt, aud business
ike concern in the business, The best OF Boston refer
eness furnished on application.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
MAGNETISM.

hR.J. WILBUR Heals She Sick gith-
Milwaukee Opposite the Post ohoe.) Also ouTss 81
MaRnetiEsd Paper, Send handwriting name, Residences,
andons dollar. Also send for . Circular that every one
Should read, especially those who take medicine.
ls26 3m
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
8. C. THOMPSON & CO.,
30 Hanover ST., Boston, Mass.
ts07a A.

GONFIDENTIAL.-YOUNG MEN WHO
II them ior business, pleasure, or the duties Of married
life also middleraged and old men, wh0l from the tollies
their years, should read 'vfhs Secret Frend.n Sent 70
any address, In a sealed envelope. on receipt Of % cents
Address Dr. CHARLES A. srUARr &ooa Boston,
Massachusetts. mar5l y
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09

IN "a MASSEY ~ CO., Produce Commission
III Merchant Particular attention 10 selling -four
snd rain. no l4z La selle S., Chicago. lsplT sm
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BIrrEks
AND
HU0FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED 81 Dr.. G. NJ. JACKSON,

Twenty two years since they wste hrst' introduced
iutO this country from Germany, during which ume
they have undoubtedly performed more cuTee, and
benefited suffering hUmtu'u &c ID greater oNteni
than auy other remedies known 20 tho publtc.
These remedies wall td,,tHtps Cufe Liver Com
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09

plant, Jaundice,
or NersJus Debui
rhOra, Disease OF
all Diseases afls
ordered Liver,
lutestlues
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
LIVER COMPLAINTS,

Jsundios and all Affections Of tho Liver arc soon ro-
moved by the use Of Robach's Stomach Bittors and
Blood Pills, they are composed OF vegetable me-
dicinh extracts with especial reference 70 the direct
action on the liver sud digestive apparatus. Sold
BY all druggists everywhere. iiyi eow6w
uCENSED BY THE US, AUTHORITY.