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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
Amusing Paragraphs.

An Indiana man fell from a hay-mow,
and was cured Of deafness, but, come TO
hear the mild voice of his vile again, he
wishes he hadn't fallen so far.
A pedogoguo was about to fog a pupil
for calling him a fool when the boy cried
ont, OH don't don't I won't call you so
any more-I never will say 'rhdi mink
ngdin.
dad, have you been to the Musoum2'
said n ten-year old boy. ono, my son. ~
"Well, 60, and mention my name to the
doorkeeper, aud he'll take you round and
show you everything"
A member Of n church in Vermont, de
string "a man from the Lord " prayed in
this wise: 'Scnd us not m old man in his
dotage, nor "A young man in his gosling-
hood, but n man with all the modern inn
provoments."
II say, Baz, where do that CONT rise
at2" ut rises i'm the forty-sixth meridian
of de frigid iodine, M laid down in the
comic alminac." "Well, where does it set,
Bnz? ?" "Set, you black fool2 IL don't set
nowhere. Whom it gifts tired shining it
goes into its hole"
-"Shut your eyes and listen NIT me, 80
SAD Uncle n beNUc. 'Nell, ue ifhl
night | opens store | counts dc monies,
aud finds him nix right. counts him aud
dere be tree dollar gone, aud yot does yei
tink | does denY" 81 cant Rny.' Ivy, !
did not count him any more, aud he-comC
ont shusl right ever since"
One day a gentleman found n little girl
busy at the ironing table, smoothing the
towels and stockings. isn't IL bard wort
for your little Armsf" he asked. A lcol
like sunshine came into her face. ~ sh,
glanced toward her mother, who WAS rock.
ing the baby. at isn't hard work when
10 il for mamma, - she snid, softly.
A Yankee wogcred % Dutchman thath,
could swallow him. The Dutclman lay
down upon Il hoard, aud the Yankee bit hii
toe severely. The victim screamed will
pain, and told him to stop.
''Why, ye 'iarnal fool" cried Jonathan
Eye don't think I'm going 10 swallow y,
han, do ye2"
The same fellow wagered another Dutch
man that he could throw him acroaa Chica
go River. lie pitched him some ten or Ut
teen feet into the water, and no swan {,
the shore and claimed the stakes.
mo you don't" said the Yankee, reso
lutely; do you thing I'm going TO give /
mp Eo2 No. sir; I'll do II. " ! try all day.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01

IL 10 much easier 10 keep the system in good condition
than 10 restore II 10 that condition when ~ebattelet By
disease. The House Of I ite," like other houses should
he promptly proppcd up and sustained whenever "
shows any sign Of giving way. The first symptom OF
physical debility should be taken as 4 mint that stimu.
liant is required. The next question H., what shall
tho stimulant be :"
A wholesome vegetable tonic, The stimulating proper
ties Of which are modified By the Juices and extracts
Of anti febrile and ~laxatiye roots and herb. SOMETHING
which will regulate, soothe and uurty, as wei sinyiR3-
rate,-is the medioino required by The dehilitated
There are many preparations which are claimed 70 30
Of this description, but HOSTETrhlVS
BITrERS, the great vegetable preventive and restnra.
tive that has won It's way TO tho confidence OF the pubic
and tho medical profession BY a quarter Of a century
Of unvarying success, stands pre-eminent among them
all. To e1patiate on ita popularity would be 70 repeat
a twice told tae. u ~ only necessary TO consult the
records Of the United States Revenue Department TO
learn that it's consumption is greater then that OF any
other proprietary remety Of either native or foreign
origin.
* a means Of sustaining the health and strength
under q fiery Temperature, the BlTfEliS have q para
mount claim TO consideration. ~ has the elect OF tor.
tiiying and hraoing the nervous and iuuseular systems
against the ordinary consequences OF sudden ana
violent changes Of temperature, and IA therefore pecu'
ltatly useful a. this season, when hot sunshine bI day
aud ice cold dews hy night, alternately beat aud chtl
the blood Of those VINO are exposed To them,
H~OSTFTIFR'S BTOMAUH BIrIfRS are sold In
bottles only. To avoid being deceived by couuterteits,
see that the name Of the article " on the label aud ON
bossed on the glass Of the bottles and our revenue
gtnmu over the cork.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
No. 2S

Nervous debility with In gloomy attend
ants, low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss Of s6mbn, sp0rmattuirhOea,
loss OF power, di22y head, loss Of memory,
amt threatened impotence aud imbeciliiy,
bud a sovereign cure ia humphreys HomoO.
pathic Specific, No. twonty-oight. Composed
OF the niost valuable mild aud pOtont onra-
lives, they strike al Cnce at the root o tho
matter, tone mp the system, arrest the dis
charges, aud impart yigor aud energy, life
aud vitality, 10 tbs 0ntir6 man. Iliry have
cured thOuHanda Of casOs. Price - per
packaLe Ut six boxes and vial, which il very
important la obstinate aud OLD casos, or u
pei single box. Sold by all druggists, aud
sont by mail on receipt OF price. Address
Humphrey Specific homeopathic Medicine
Company, 6G2 Broadway, N. y.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
Irritation of The Sonln.

WArEBvtGLR, Me-, September ~, 1850.
MoFsrs. JusErH BuUNErr 4 CO;
Dur Sirs,-I have derived much hereUi frou the
use Of your Cncoainr. Twelve years aqo lft ths
iyphns fever. after NY recovery I found uy.pE
lrOubled With an irritation " the scalp.
I purchased a bottle Of the Cocoline onlv for tho
IaruOHo Of a hair d%rofRing. but tu my surprise. h
has entirely removed tic Irritation of 40 long stan 2.
Ing. Ihays recommended ~ 1 Huverul 81 my irIcuda.
Who wrro afflicted In Tho same way. and 90 uls
wtbny ofaiicatcd the ditoasc.
Joseph HILL, Jn
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
a Remarllnble &c.

TNlF NIUOLIU0UI iINNF7-l IUnV 2, THUI.
Mpgsrs. ni1lNtIrN Cot
NV daughter has been Afflicted with neuralgia IN
her head Tor throo years. She has used duriug that
time many powerful applications. ThCgc. with tht
Intense heat caused by the pains, burned her hair
BOB badly that la october, 1851, " on came on.
ahe was Induced ltry your C~Oroalup. ana the re-.
fhlt was astonishing. Rhe had not used half the
,aujDut Of q bottle before her bead was covered
with % nuc younr hair. IN four m1nthB tho hair
las grown several inches in length, vtrg thick, suu,
aud nuc. and OF o darker color th1u formerly.
With respect, wv. \. EDDY.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01


This INVALUABLE RFMKDY does not, Ike the pni-
s0nous Irritating snuns aud HtronE cauBtc solutions
with which the people have long been hunbngr .
simply palliate for a short limo, or driuf Uc dsfd''
10 ne lungs aa thorols danger u doing In The use
Of such nOstrums, but u produces rEniECr ANp I'M
MARENr CURE or THE wonsr CAsRj or CHRONIC
CATAHnH, as thousands can testify. Coin IN
ruE HAD" ia cured with a few applications,
OAruARRAL HEADACHE Is relioycdand cured az u BY
ma1in, IL removes Offensive Breath, Loss or I'm
pair1nent of tho sonse Of taste, smell or hearing,
Watering or Weak Eyes, AMI Impaired Memory,
when caused by the violence Of Catarrh, "a they al
frequently arc. l shor IN good iuul . standing 70.
ward Of $500 for a case Of Catairh that ! cannot
cure.
YoR SALE ny MOST pRuGoisTH EVERYWHERE
Price Only 60 Cents.
Ask your Druggist for tho REMEDY. but u he has
| not vet rot II on sale, don't DO put of by accepting
any miserable wOrso than worthless substitute, but
enclose sixty cents 10 me, and the Remedy VIII he
sent You post paid -Four packages 500 or one
| dozen for $500. Send a two cent stamp for DR..
sAge's pamphlet on Oatlrrh. Address the proprietor
X. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
BuFFALO,k n. Y.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01

FoR TuE CuRR OF all Bronchial aud Throat
diseases, aud Consumption in It's early
stageH, nothing equals DR.. Pioroe's Alternative
Extract or Golden Medical Discovery. sold
by Druggistu, or send threo dollars aud
twenty-five cents 10 Dr.. II. ". Pierce, Of Buff
falo, N. v, and got thr0o bottles free of eN-
braga chargCa.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
CURE OF LESION OF THE LIVER.

A gentlomau after a ssvsro sickness had lesion OF tho
liver. Every quick movement or sudden jar gave bin
severe pain, often laying him ny for days. Hence he
was unable 10 follow any occupation with regularity,
In this condition no applied over tho part allotted An
AiLCOUK'S POROUS PLASTER. Al first it seem
cd 10 ~iuitAis, 80 II was taken of. But the mtrkod i'm
provementh o experienced afterwards gayehim courage
10 try again, and he therefore applied another plaster.
In a Few days somsthing gave way -'siippod'" To uno
lbe septleman'so own words. There was some toreuSsa
for a faw days after, then his health was perfectly
restored. Upon being sounded by his physician,
Adhesion or lesion was found 10 be Como.
Principal Agency. Brandreth House, Now York
aoid hy all druuaistH.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01

Party WoMES.-A comparatively few Ia
dies mouopOlizo the beauty ~ we'll As the ut
toniion Of ~ cleiy. This ought not 10 be 80
but II is; and viii be- while mon are foolish
and single ont pretty faces for companions.
This can all DO changed 10y using llaganI
Magnolia Balm, which gives the bloom o
youth and n refined, sparkling beauty to thi
complexion, pleasing, powerful and natural
No lady need complain Of a red, tanned
frecklcd or rustic complexion who will lnyos
seyenty-iye cents In Hagan's Magnolia Balm
ILs effects are truly wonderful. 10 proaery,
md dress The hair use Lyons kathRiron.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
DandruR.

BOSTON, October 80. 1859.
Mossrs. JosErH BURNETT a CO.!
GenHemeH,-My worst complaint for scvcral years
has been DduirlG After brushing my hair, my
coat collar would bc covered with white scales.
have used loss than o bottle of your Oocoainc.
The dandruf. and tho irritation which caused b..
have entirely disappeared. aud my hair was never
before IN " good condition.
YOur ubedient servant,
A. FULLER.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
FULLER.
Badness.

BosroS, November. -. 1859.
Messrs IoHEtH BunNFrr q Co.. BOSTON,
GsnNsmen,-I have been bald Heyon years. After
using Qua bottle Of your Cocoainr. my bald pate i.
covered all over with young hair. about thrca.
oighthH OF an inch long, which appears strong and
hetlthy and determined 20 grow.
Very truly your obliged ard ohcdient servant.
- ID 4. MEHMIN
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01

EyorIsIon GLASS CUTTER il eyeryway ~
GOOD as the GLACIERS diamond, aud not nan
sss expensiye' Cuts glass in all shapes as
readily as the diamond. ia easily hanaleu
Anyone can use 1t. Everyone should nave w.
Every farmor should have one. Every NOR
chant should have one. Every honsesSop9i
shonld have one. Every mechanic should
nave one. The best thing ever invented 70
chi glass with. A big thing for agents; heh'
SI'b8and get a sample. Agents wanted. Ad,
dress, j q. Hill, No. 2 NixonH ExohahB'
| Chicago, III.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01

The undersigned will c%heerfuly mail UREE) 10 all
who wish n the Recipe and full directions for preparing
aud using q simple aud Beautiful Vegetable lLnlm
that will immediately remove Tan, FrcchleH, PIN
pleH, Hlotches, aud all e%ruptioua aud impurities OF
heskiui leaving the same soft, clear, smooth aud beau
uful. lie will also send NHEFl inst Tor pro
ducinR, hY very simple means, a LuNuHtANT GROWTH
90 HAin on = bald head or smooth face IN lo2a than
thirty days from first application. The above can be
obtained by return mail ~ addressing THOH. y.
CHAPMAN, Chemist, tpb broadway, New Yorh.
4 % foN BtH.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
The WaY Dol Obtain ON Goods.

Persons living al a distance from Now York, can club
together, aud got th0m II the aame price as the Dom
pany sell thom a. tho Warehouses IN Now York with
mo email additional expense for freight In order 10
act 10 q club, lot zach porhon wishing u loin say now
much Tea OF Coffee hs wants, and select the KIND
and price from our Price LIST, 40 published n this
paper or In our CirculArA Write the nantes, kinds ana
amounts plainly on q list and whom the club 10 CON
pleta send II 10 ua by mail, aud We will put each pariya
goods iu Fopnrate packages, hnd marx tue name upon
them, with tho cntt. 80 there need DO nc confusion ~
their dislnhutinn each paity getting exactly what ne
orders, aud no more. The cost OF transportation the
mambers OF tho club can divide tqnitahIy among
themselves .
by drafts on Now YORK, Post ONCE money orders, or hy
o1prosa, a. mas suit Tho convenience OF The clnb m
NJ NE amount ordered 0xcaAda thirty dollars, We will, "
d0sired. aeud tho gO1ds by krpreaa 20 collect on
delivery"
After iha nmt club Wa send blanka.
Hereafter Wo will send q complimentary package 20
the parry getting no the club. Onr profits are small
Lnt We viii be ~ liberal a. Va can AFFORD Wosend no
complimentary paokaRe Tor elnbso OF less thAh faL
REM MBER
that oonHumsra can save from i've u oiEht Prohlh ~
49,. 49, 40
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01

JoaFpU BuENFT & Coz
Gentlemen. Your Coe6iiuc is mo only drcsfIuy
for tho hair uaod iu my family for Tie last C.rht
years. 10 stopped my wiff'4 hair from coming ont
and increased lts growth.
lam also under obligations to this SINE Cocoaiuc
tor saving my own hair which was very fast coming
MT previous io usiu. tliH valuable preparation.
Ncfy truly yours, !. q. MITCHELL,
Grocer. Elufur. Ma.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
No Other

posscsses tho peculiar properties which 70 exactly
suit the various conditions Of the human hair.
n sqfcns ne hair ieheH harsh ant dry,
n s0oihes The irrii1fef scalp.
H affords ne richest iusirc.
n remains longest IN affect.
N prereHh ne hair from falling Of.
70 promotes is AedihV uigoroug grut0N.
10 Is nat grcdsy or dtckg,
n ieduci no dfsUgrtcdbis 0ior.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01

GuLFrT'a BAKING POWDER. Ask your gro.
cor Tor It. All who have used II once, Gnd II
pnre, healthy aud economical, II is warrant
ed 10 please.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01

au1rrr's DoupLE sTaESaTn fLAVoRs are
unsurpassed by any III ihe m1u a% 1 Hons a'
eIooors AM SuI hnteIs are recommended TO call
for these goods. and take no others
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01

HALLET, DAVIS 4 90, Piano Forte Makers,
272 Washington street Boston Ihnty,nSe
ranted for nye years. Price less thap and
other arst.olasa make IN the United btates'
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
Loss of Hair.

Mcssrs, JosEPH BURNETT a Coz
For many muhth7 my halr has been falling %, nm.
~ I was fearful Of losing u entlroly. Theskin upon
uy head became gradually more and more infamcd,
] commenced The use Of your Cocaine The last
wtek In June. The first application allayed th,
itching aud irritation; In three or fourdays the red.
ucsa aud tenderness disappeared, the hair ceased "a
iall, and ! have now 70 thick growth Of now hair.
YOufs, very truly, SUSAN H.. POPE
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
THE PLASTER OF the NJ
~ALLcoCK's

In pmbAgo thy act like a charm, In a Tow houra a
violent cough = relieved by a plastor applied 20 tho
chest. Many persons believe tnst a cold cannot BIO
tAkon while a plaster is worn lho'o; this "a DO know
they greatly assist IN the euro 81 n neglected cold, 90
often tho introduoer Of
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
ESTABLISHED 1861.
REASONS WHY
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA co.
81 e 80 Vesey ST., New York,
Can Seu Teas Cheaper than any other
House Ia this Country.

n II because they receive their Teas direct from tho
b0si Tea dis rirta Of CHINA ard Japan, and purchA o
them 10 larger amounts than any other establishment
in this CCuniry, u not In tho world. by tho perfection
Of their buainesg arrangements Tho Company arc en-
nbied 10 distribute their foas 10 thor immense trade
prlnt ZOE taking tho go4da from tho producer aud die
irihnting them 10 haC0naumer tho uonauuer is thus
saved from t1NE - ktdtT pt1nA OF middloinou,w with
An equal number Of hills OF 0Hpcnae on as many trans
forH which must tAko place In tho usual routine Of
trade. For tho Information OF our customers We will
onumorAto tho several prOhta that the customer has
Formerly had 90 pay ~ the cd r%ontuo! FIRRr3 Tho
American Houses in Ghinn aud Japan made large
profits on tholr Galas or %ahipmtnts and some Of tho
their immonsa fortunes through their Houses N Uhina
HECoHDs Tho Banker madelarRo profits upln the ENAt
orn exchange used In tho purchase OtfoA THIRD Tho
Importer made n prolt OF ~ 10 On yer cent. IN mauY
cnsos. FOURTH On is arrival here u was sold by he
cargo, and tho purchaser sold H. to tho Spectator IN
invoices Of Uut TO 1850 ~pnukHrea, AZ AZ average profit
OF about ~ 10 % per cent ftFrH: Too Spectator,
cold II TO tho Mroiesaie Tea Doalnr In lines a. = proht
oil 10 tb per oelL SIXTH The Wholesale sa Dealer
sold II q The Wholesale Grocer In lots 10 suit his trade,
ats p'odt Of about 10 uer caui. .SIyEgru; The Whole.
10 10 per cent. EIGHru3 Tho Retailer sold Il 70 thu
cuslomor fcr Al the profit he could Fet. We pr0p0se
30 do away with alt thete various profits and broker
Rg6s, carriages, storaRea, CoOportgaa aud waste, with
the exception ora small comm scion paid for y irchAs.
log 20 our correspondents In China and japan. one
oaTtage, and u email profit 10 ourlolyes, which, on our
large sales viii amply pay us.
Parties retfinR their Teas from ua nav ognhdonuy
tOly up0u getting them pure and fresh. as they come
direct from tho custom house etares TO our warehouse
The COMPANY continue N sell II tho following price
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
EEN;iIEXS5=

A private uouSsEIoR TO rnE MAnRiEn or those
~ about 10 many, male ar female, In all that pertains
70 1.-THE physiologiea. mysteries And rsyelallona o. ne
and prayenting offspring, how 70 preserve the compiler
ION In ali its aftractivoness and beauty, 80, 40.
This 10 an inter osting aud important work Of over tWo
hundred pages. written in plain language, with numar
oH diagrams aud onuayiugs, and contains all that va
uabio Information that even person who 10 married o.
contemplate marriage ought 70 have, yst, which 30 few
roaIly POSSESS. IL unTAvols myGtorios and diacloFul
asorets that everybody rhonld know atdl II ia q hoo.
that ought 70 be kept IN tor look aud hey, aud not lad
earalesAly about the hOnhe. IL omhracoa oy0rylhing on
IND subisut ofthe gen0rntiye uhiem that ~ WORTH know
ipe, and much that 10 not published In any othor work.
This Invaluable work win be aont 70 AM oET N'ao Of
poatagal on receipt OF tifty cents.
Address; DR., Butte DiaponsaW ~ " corner 4l'.h
and Market streets. 81 Louis No,
aSs-NOkcs 10 hs Afflicted and DGfcrlpGis
Beforo sooeiying treatment from any Of the notorious
"Ouaeka" OF this or any other place, Who nlyartize 10
Tie public papers, or using any u the almost nuuhor,
iees "Ounok ramadi0H," carefully Doru7t br. hnlih
WorkL No matter what your dtlfase IL, or how 0oulnr
Hbie youT condition, remember that whhelt Dus 800
Tity cents To have u with It's valuable inionnairn, Il
| may cost you, Ms u has many a ITO OF hopeless mis'r'
and regret not TO have a.
Dr. Butts can he consulted on any OF tho diaoAEel
mentioned Ia hin works from "a. N, 10 N. ono.
N. W. corner Filth aud MARKET street, i1ppoalta o9uF
iIousel 81. l0uia Mo >pFE
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01

0OLONG, Black 10, s. %. best ~ per n.
MIXED, tGfscu and Blsok ~, ~ al, bost ~ per ~.
ENGIISu BHEA IA At, tblaok) 49, 500,
nnPEiIAI, tGroonJ 80. 90, slOO. sl,io. bsst sl,a6
YOWSG nYsON, MroeuJ %, 20, sioo, clio, best
USt6IOitED JAPAN, 90. sI,O, $40. best Si.@
GUTPOwDRR, GrecuJ be,t $3.50 por N.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
Extract rom a letter from Sttid CrOir.

q T. 2 We had wandered for many
hours through tangled forests Of Tropical
shubs and trees, some Of th0m emitting a
most delicious and inyigorating odoI, when
we suddeEly came upon a large and well cul-
liyated plantation, in the ccntsr OF which
were several buildings, Entering these We
found them 10 be tho press hOuses, stills.
&c. whore the sugar zane h crushed Tor the
manufacture OF ~. Croix Rum. over 100
Coolies were at work, aud the smell from the
i0Tmenting waite was very cNhilaraling and
pleasant, We were shown through the en-
lire establishment, and learned that all the
Rum here produced was shipped to MesRrB.
L. II. Drake a. Co., New York, Ia DO made
into their celebrated PLANTATION BrTTERa.
The peculiar good effects of THE Rum which
ia tbs purest. and bost in the world are wolf
known. Not a single case OF Dyspepsia, Fee
yer aud Agne, Consumption, or any such
disease can be found on this leland, (except
OF luyalids come here for their health, and
they are almost always cuIed). Combined
with Caliaaya Bark, Cascarilla, and other inn
pOrtant ingredients, this Rum becomes
Plantation Bitters; and surely no finer Tonic
aud general Family Remedy wan ever seen.
The combination Of these Bittcra was fret
discovered here many years ago, and all the
Natives swear by Plantation Bit rs, aud say
there Is nothing like IT," Judging by tbs
robust hOalth OF the Witnesses, | am certain
their testimony Is true. . X. II.
MAGNOLIA WATER Superior 10 The best i'm
Dorted German Cologne, and sold at hall thl
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
coHee Roasted and Ground DAILY

gROUND COFFEE. 9Os, 2ls, sOc, go, best 400 per %
Hotols, Saloons, boarding. House sOpera aud FAINT
lies who use large Quantitios Of Coffee, can eennnnlzl
M that article, hy uaing Onr fliENCH BRhAkfAhl
AND DINNER OOFFFE, which We now sell at IN
low price OF 30c per pound, aud warrant to give portec
HatisfnotiOn.
ROASTED UJugrounD 3Oc, Pc, hest lNe per N,
uRFHR tUnroastsd) DO, 800, $50, best ;5o per N.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
PHEMIE KELLER.
A NOVEL.
BY v. q. T%RAFFORD.

The publication ofthiz story will bo contin-
ned about sixteen weeke, IN the usual serial
parts, at tho conclusion Of which wo shall
begin the publication Of q new aud original
novel OF pioneer lre, written exr~shy for
our paper, entitled:
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01
Embarrassing.


The taininiHg note Is from M freItu0tDH proprietor nj
Frank Letirs MYs'r1'et NcrTIpTs
and Magazine.
b. NoI,E, September -. 1860.
J. BURNETT, EsQ.:-
Dan Sir, p some time past I have been usiun
your Cocoainc. aud tliiuk e far preferable 20 ANY
thiug ! have over used for the hair.
Huy Endorsement is Of value, you are perfectly
at liberty 30 uso 70. Hopefully yours.
FRANK LESLIE.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-01

CABINET ORaAEs.-The export business OF
the Mason a Hamlin Organ Company ID
growing to DO Of considerable importance,
their we'll known organs having tho highest
i'm their packing r0oms, the other day, were
Instruments for Japan and China, as we'll AZ
a large shipment Ordered by cable) for Eng
land, where tho demand is rapidly increasing,
These are all sent in answer 10 orders in
strnments being consigned by thom. Thus
Nulpany receiyed orderB for more than two
O. 'dTad organs last week. Attempta have
u made 10 initiate the Mason & Hamlil
been = England and Canada, but thus TAI
organs IT,. cess. In This country tho patents
WitIo on sp this Company prevent lmlta
ton Boston J,""""''