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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-15

Nfnoiten. Da IN bcr erltelt hriltlthe.,
Belt am Yfn9fYcrabeno cine feierli6e
lauf,eit tpar, uno peil Nuferltebun9
unb Mu6sieeun9 ces beilieen @eiftes
ii9 oeeenleitie beoinsen> 10 wirp an oie>
lem Gage bas 5aufwa0er piecer &C.
,peibt, uni in Rem erfen 3eiten rer Sit
DIE murce benxduFinsen nad cer Gaufe
AUDI 9lei6 Die Girmun9 aeipencet. 3u
'Sfern miro Der beili9e 0eiit mit9etbeilt
aur Be9riinouns ne6 ncuen gebens, su
pfnolten aber sur Sollenoun9 III Der
6llle Geiner @napen. Die @eiltesz
taufe 1T e6 baber, rpelde Die YFnsitpisu
sur Daraeaun9 brin9t pel6e AUDI Die
Yropbetieen nerfiinoen, beren iede 9elez
fen ,rerccn> tuelde aus ben propbstteen
bsS Gbarlamfa9s ou69epdblt fnc.
Das pfnsffeit itammt aus Ben, al
ten Bunbe ber une bat leinen Nnfan9
eenommen, al6@ott auf Dem Serge Siz
mai Dem Moles bic 3ebn @ebpte, Gas
@eleB, 9nb. sSm neuen Ieitamente Be-
oann pieies Set nit rer 5erabfunft oes
beili9en @eiaes, ,pel@en Gbriitus eet@
men Sln9ern perlprpden bate. Ge
|febt aber oiele 6eitlidfeit oes Gpau9ez
liums nit Der Tefli6feit bes @eieses
i'm Ginflau9. Dort wuroe fiinfSi9Ease
na@pem ras 2amm seopfert worpen,
pem Moies oas @eieb Se9eben aeldrtez
ben cur6 ben Singer 0otte6 bier rtrc
flnf3i9 Sage, nadoem Gbrifu6 ,pie Elm
2amm 3ur Sdladttant 9efibrt pcrcer,
Der beilise Yeif, tpelder Der Singer Got
tes it, seienoet iter Ole Singer. Ater
nod Gin anpereS@ebeimnie liest III ciez
fem Gefe. Siebennal iieben Gage erz
;eu9en pfn9fen, an relden Nadle|<
flung her Siinren serlieben miro eurd
Den beili9en Oei(t. Gbcnio fpl9t auf
liebenmal iieben Sabre ras fiinf;i9f1e
Sabr, rel@eS t<i cen6ebrdern cas SUI
beljabr 1T. Mit rem pfn9itfelte 1T Gle
neueS@5pfuns ooubradt, uno cas ncue
@ottcsret@ 9e9rincet; eS feiert bic Sir
DIE ibren @eburtstas. Die Nadfeier
erfredt fi9 Bona Geite Der beili9en Dreiz
faltisfeit big ;um slpuent. Die Muf9ate
pieier Ma9feier 1T einerleits Die peitere
@usbreituns uno ieseneroue Birflamz
feit uno @ouenbune res Rei6es 0otteS
rur9 bic &raft be6 beili9en @eifes gu
3etsen, uno anperleit6 in oen6er3en Nlz
let na9 9nnen ;u permitteln. 0os
Geft oer allerbeilisiten Dreifalti9feit
f1eiret ros &irdenjabr in s,pei Gbeile;
i'm porber8ebenpen feiert rie STRIDE pas
periSnlide Qeben be8 Critters, i'm nadz
fol8enren taS 2eben 5eines myfilden
QeibeS. Sn ben Soften pes 6errn, welz
DE in riele3eit fallen, reroen nidt mebr
Die Ghaten Seine5 Qebens, lpnperu jene
unencli9en @napeniddBe 9efeiert, ,pelz
DE Ct cur1 Sein 9eben uno Sterben
ermorben uno per &ir9e iiber9eben bat>
cur1 ,pel9e bic &ir9e lebt uno bliibet
unc leat, ,pel9e ra6 Mart bic Greure,
rie &raft uno Ter Croft Der &irde fine.
Gasu seb5ren bic Gefe ceS bell. Grrbns
lei6nam, res 6ersensSelu uno pes tufz
barren Blute5.
3ablrei9 fnb in rieier 3eit bic Tefe
her {elie1en Sun9frou Marta. Sie
miro ols rie &Snisin uno Mutter oes
neuen @ottesrei9eS rar9efelt uno &C.
fciert. Sc miro rorur4 alleiti9 funp,
pie berrli@ fie .pirft fir ben Nufz unp
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-15

i1afteu bereAtiste SIr9er eiuen Wlenz
Ibenpertb, nur er ioute paS &edt baz
ben, ;una eolen Menl9en iid fret ;u
bilcen uno elIfli6 III werpen. sQe
anoeres1 Meulhen, pieTrempen uno lln@
terjo@tetl bic Dienitbpten, bic &inoer
unp ras sanse meiblihe 0eldledt gall
ten nur ais Sadie obne perlSnli9es
Ne9t, unb ldmadteten in Der prudenoz
ften Sflaperei. IS tpar bic les ni1t Der
Miue 0pttes, ipnrern cine Tru6t oeS
81le,l cer Giitbe in Der Welt. 3tpar
bat ras notwithstanding aud ben Supen
erlaubt &nedte su faufen uno gu rer>
faufen> auein IS iiste bic gorlbrift
tin;u, ras ein FOLDER na9 feds Dtenlt<
jabren 1sQ freiselanen uno ibm nit Der
Treibeit AUDI Der n5tbise Sebensunter<
balt seiaenft tperben. Der betrnil9e
Gtlape raubte ater bet @iQfibr leines
6errn Maes ppfern mar 91n;li9 redt<
los unp mubte bereit ietn, fit 8elufttz
suns pes !6errn lc9ar nit wilcen Gbiez
rem 81 tdupfen. Sir ipl6e mar nun
bas GYan9elium Sel1, ras ite als Sim
Der @rttes uno freie8irser eine6 b6be<
ren Neides biniteate, cine beionpers anz
,iebenbe frobe 8otldaft unp eS fano it9
eater AUDI bel pie1er Menfdenflai1e bic
bereitpiuiefe Nufnabme. Nuf iolde
be;iebeu ild be Gorte res Npcfels
vBiit pu als &nedt erufen ,. ). biit
pu Gflape aepeler, als ou Gbrilt >pur<
ref 10 laie bids niht fiimmern; aber
wenn pu fret ,percen fannit> 70 made
pir's Inn 10 n1ebr 81 ruBe." Der Npps
itel utu ni9t oab Der &ne9t it9 1pfort
oenpfiatsn 9esen leinen 5errn ent;iebe
wpbl aber ZAP er Die 6reibeit an itrete.
SIT es nidt mSelid> lie iofprt gu erlanz
sen> 10 lollte er fd nidt Summer MAJ
den, ioncern pamit tr1fen, rab er Elm
Jrei9elalener pes6errn iei alip Don Der
drefen Sflaperei> Der &nedtldaft oer
SInee fret lei.
@ao cer 2lppitel bier Dem ein;eluen
Gbrif fen iaAte> cas- gait AUDI Der 9an;en
Stride. sic ,par cine in f9 freie, BON
allen pplitiiden @erbdltniilen unabbdn=
eise &eli9ionsantalt, mie bisber mod
feine in rer Belt mar. slQein piele
Greibeit wpllts Spn rer beicnil9en
Staate9e1ualt nidt anerfannt ,perpen.
Die STRIDE bate aber re6we9en feinen
iibermdbiaen Summer. Sie fab 3war
NIT SdmeTen rrei Sabrbuneerte lang
pas Blut Der Mdrtyrer fieben, wubte
aber, rae ile ramit nur rem 6eilanre
ras &reu; na9tra9e, uno rer Sag ccr
Nuferltebun9 uno Greibeit idcn CUR
redten 3eit fommen werce. Nls fie
pirtlid unter &onfantin pem @rrben
fret perren fonnte, "a ma1te fie f6 !
rie1es gu nuse. sic erridtete pra6t>
ooue &empel unb Der lab fe init fpfbaz
rem @erdtbldaften. Die Diener rer
air&e erbielten bobesNnleben, uno rurz
'cn AUDI in @taatsselddften 3u &atbe
3eso9en> 70 rob Ger @eilt Der Grifli@en
Yere@tisfeit> Miloe unp Gorge fur ALE
Rlai1en Der @eielllhaft INNER mebr bic
Staate9eiebe rurdoran9. @enn aber
1u9 bic STRIDE rie SABINE teS Sieses
)u& trug 10 9ab e8 rpd AUDI wieoer
3eiten, in oenen iie ras &reu; gu tra9en
,atte. So ma@t fe mtt&reu3unr
) bne ibre Yrpseliion rur@ he Sabrz
,unrerte berab, unter pem&reuse ni9t
ebr bet Il m inert, ftet8 aber pa6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-15
Nfn9Fe,,.

Sn Beuerauneen thu DID tuiebts sunb,
@ie Du Did tunb setban In ienen 3eiten,
@leit ben Mpoaeln. feb bereit gum Streiten
Mu9 ans fit Did, bic Wabrbeit feta I'm Muns.
Bur 8etertaufe neisen mir baS 5aupt
2a6 belne Jlammsnauneen nisbfrlobern,
Demn, was BON &raft an unS aud mubf osrs
n,cberu,
DIR fraft'se Witle .uarb uns utdbt serarbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-15
3u,,, III. Mpru 1869.


Bur BEN Bib tsr @otiesmutte.
antet tin Rrisser i'm @ebet;
Msbr nod, als bic Qippen krt@en,
6tumm isin frommes Iuee aebt.
vM6&te nit bem S@wsrk freiten
8ur hid, 9unsfrau bod unb bebr -
ED@,e bod tein Banner balten.
1raeen's weitbin iber's Meer"
8cr BEN Bib bsr @ottesmutter
2ntet tin wrtefer I'M @ebst;
Mebr nod, als bic qippen fpre&tn,
6mmm }etn frommes Nuse Febt.
vDetnem Diena bleib' id sesuetbet;
86brt mein arm haS S@wert ni&t mebr,
@ia ib Rets I'M Worte preiftn
DeineS 8amens COB unb gbr'r
Dor hem Bib Der @otteSmutte.
ani,t Elm papf unb tetet lant:
~9u Dir, unbsFedt Gmpfans'ae2
6ab' i9 INNER aufSei@au..
ptutt INT es fiinfsie Sabre,
Da6 mir @nate warb pom 6ena,
Dab ib am Mltare eieute
DR. . Suuefrau, Wee1esf;rn.
oeuf smpfebP i'd Deinem @duef
Nu' has wette grpenrunb
4imn 80 aut Gnseleki&f,
Dae binfurt aus Ginsm Mune
Zine Deines HanenS Gbre
1lebsr Qanb Nnb iiber Meer,
Dab Dsin Banner feoreit aattt
Dar& bes 0lauben8 aarte Webr."
Gr. 9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-15
Ger Wamdfrfr.

ginzBo tbemblatt fir fsttItebcSsBirsen unSaBien.
Briefe linb ~ abreigrea:
(Box 1S70.) St. Paul, Minn.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21

GEORGE EAELE.-The nomination Of Geo.
Earle, the First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eFal, Was sent to the Senate yesterday Mr..
Earle is a native of Maryland. and about
forty-fve years Of age. He is a son of Judge
Earle, fer many years Judge Of the Supreme
Court ofthat STATE. Mr.. Earle was formerly
a member Of the Wing party, and was one Of
the first men in the State to declare for the
unconditional maintenance of the Union in
the daya of 1861. He was a candidate OF the
Union party from Cecil county for the Con-
sti.u,ional Convention of 1864, and was
elected by large majority. In the convsn.
,ion he took prominent part, and when the
Court Of Appeals was elected he was unan.
imously chosen as clerk Of the court. and
served in that capacity until the present gov
eminent of that State turned him out Of the
court and elected a returned confederate
officer instead. For ten years past Mr..
Earle has been the law partnerlof Postmaster
General Creswell. There is no doubt Of his
rromp. confirmation by the Senate.-Cor.
Phil deLphia Press.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21
Curious PHKNonENoS.-The Toulumn.

Curious PHENoAENoS.-1he Toulumns
City News has the following:
A friend writing to us from Elliott, San
Joaquin county, informs US tina, he has in
his possession a surveyors instrument, on the
front lens Of which there is plainly seen a
beautiful landscape, with all the varied hues
of nature. The cause that produced this
landscape painting on the lens is one of those
mysteries not explained by any known laws
or rules of science. The owner of the instru-
nent, though. does not hesitate in vouching
to the date-even to the very hour-~hen
this painting by some unknown law Of nature
was done. According to his account it occur
red in this wise: Some fifteen years ago the
instrument. a splendid one, had been in use
and was left Standing for time on the plain,
in scorching mid-day's sun. fronting a
woodland. When again brought into use a
correct picture Of the fronting woodland, with
all the various coiors of the landscape, was
photographed on the lens, aad has remained
Interchangeable to the present time.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21

SHAwLs AND PRINTS AT OLcOyIcHs.-
The Messrs. Olcovich have just received 4
large invoice of the sort OF goods which
should command the attention of our lady
friends. Elegant shawls and prints of the
newest and most fashionable patterns are
among these lately received goods. or
course the fair sex will die Of curiosity until
they get sight at them. See advertise
ment.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21

FIsHY.-An exchange says: A sword
fish on the coast recently ran his weapon.
several feet long. through the " scull hole !"
at me stern Of a fishing boat. One of the
fishers seized the sword, and getting sstride
Of il, held it firmly. Meantime, the fish, BY
the action of its tail as a propeller, urged
the boat forward at = good rate of speed
until she touched the vessel to which she
belonged.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21

JoHN SrRosToS, ESQ.,, Agent of the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company of New York.
came down from Virginia City last evening
expressly to pay Mrs. D. L. Gregg the
amount due herself upon the policy taken by
her husband in that institution. The said
policy was for the sum Of $1,000. and Mr..
Sproston, as is the habit with the agents OF
the N. Y. Mutual, took the pains to hasten
the payment of the policy, and came. as we
have in,imated. to Carson, pur2osely to pay
the amount due.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21
DISSOLUTION.

'1,nE partnership urEE1orpRH EXIT.
j Ing under the name Il Match 4 Ams,cr, 10 tbs
day dis, lived ~ ss'nsi consent.
G. u. MAfsn,
IN AMMAN
witncss--0.o Z f1n,Us.
n. n The hssibsss e the let. an sg Hs,.h
Amwsr ~iii Ae conducted - ussst ~ the .
Stand, opr. elite wslis, FARO 4 Co., ny ,is esd.
signed. c. n. MAlsu.
Csr.oa City. Nsioh IS. 1869. clio
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21

WELLS, FARGO & Co., have again reduced
the rates of express and freight charges.
Freights from San Francisco to Carson are
three cents per pound, Fast Freight four
cents and Express charges five cents. This
10 very notable reduction and suited to the
times. See advertisement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21

THE CONTINENTAL LIFE Insurance Con-
PANY OF New YORK, of which George w.
Chedic i, the local agent at this place, issued
policy. ,bout year since, insuring the life
OF William MILFORD residing at Clear Creek,
in this county. The policy was for 5000
Mr.. Milford died on the 22d of January.
The papers as claimant for the amount in
sared were sent on the Goth of February, and
the money arrived here on the 18th instant.
Mrs. MILFORD took out paid up policy on her
own life for $1,000, leaving balance due her
of So, lo6 81 with an annual interest of
GIG IS during her life. A good illustration
OF the benefcent workings of life insurance.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

'l>HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
| is.ing between D. McCnrter and Daniel Kelly
In the blacksmith business has this dav b en- dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Kelly is alone
authorized to collect all outstanding bills and pay
all Indebtedness az .inst The firm.
d. McCARrER,
DAN'L KELLY.
Carson City. April Is, 1869.
The business will be carried ~ ~ thn old stand
- heretofore. and liberal patronage u resptct-
III ~ solicited by the undersigned.
apl7.lms - DAN'L EYkxY.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21
THE DAILY APPEAL

LECTURE To .NIeHT-Ned Buntline will
deliver lecture on Temperance this WED
nesdav) evening at q o'clock, at the Presby-
terrain Church.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21

THE CARSON CONTRIBUTION TO THR
GOLD HILL SuFFERERs.-The following
letter, received last evening, speaks for itself
GOLD HILL, NEv., April 10, 1869.
Gro. L. GIBSON. Eso.-Dear Sir: / have
the honor to acknowledge. through you, the
very liberal contribution of one hundred and
sixty (i60l dollars from Committee on Social
Party, at Carson, on 18th inst.
Please accept, through me. the heartfelt
thanks of a Borrowing community.
lam, sir, very respectfully your obedient
servant WIZ. ID. c. GIBsoS,
Treasurer of Soliciting and Disturbing
Committee.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21

And all the Luxuries the Market Afords
Mr.. JOY hss nov superior fseiiitie. Coo the Ne.
ccnmcsatioa of
with the Choicest Product. q the Field ssd ~,
Market.
H. has recently added 10 his .sssblisbms~, =
room for
Ladies and Private Parties,
Who viii receive all the attention End ~ good fss
can bc Obtained AZ he bsst lisiels.
LOCATION Sex, aoor 10 Msn,k,.h Va D.
rr's Drug store.
Ao- No more hook aceoasu will be ke,i. -SA
A continuance % the liberal patronage here, >.
fore extend. dto hi, rtisbiL sl NJ /. rep. t,sis
addicted. WI. r. JOY.
Cais"n, Nar,h !. 1859.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-21
Medical and Surgical Notice!
DRS. TJADER & INJUNCTION

HAvE THIS DAY FORMED CO-PARTNER
III ship fr the practice Of medicine and sur
gerry. Once ever Muuckton's Drug Store. whers
they will always be found when not PROFESSIONAL.
engaged.
C.Tson City. March fst fscp
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17


A FREQ and regular circulation Of the blood Is essential
TO health. Il places the whole system In a state Of active
defense against all unWholesome influences, and is an
especial aafeguard against the inimical effect Of sudden
changes Of temperature, and Of damp and cold.
nproper attention was paid to this important fact
there would not only be a great decrease in the number
Of cases Of stomach, bowel and renal complaints, but
also In the number Of deaths by and pull
monAry diseases
AT this period OF tho year. when the dividing line
which separates a genial from an inclement season has
Just been passed., a course Of -HoSrETTERs sToM.
ACH BrrrERS will DO found OF Invaluable service in
improving tho condition Of the vital iuid and gently
stimulating it, flow. Violent coughs and colds, like
intermittent fever, are the frequent effects Of a chilly
atmosphere upon a dobiitAted organization. Diseases
of tho kidneys often proceed from the same source,
How essential II il, therefore, for persons Of feeble con.
~stitution, TO invigorato the vital organization at tho
oommoncomont Of Winter. Fortified by warm clothing
without and -HOSTETTER'S litter within, the
frail and delicate may brave with impunity an amount
Of exposure and hardship which, under Other eircum-
stances would PROSTATE them ON a bed Of sickness Let
thom consider this and be wise in time.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
Irritation of the Scalp.

WArfnvtLtI, Me-, September 10, 1880.
Messrs. JOsKPH BURNETT a Co.
Dear Sirs,-I have derived much benefit from the
use OF your COcoaine. Twelve years ago / had the
fever; after my recovery / found myself
troubled with an Irritation Of the scalp.
I purchased a bottle Of the Cocaine only for the
purpose Of q hair dressing, but to my surprise, II
has entirely removed he irritation OF 20 long stand.
ing. Ihavo recommended 10 to several ofmy friends,
wholly orajicated tho disease.
osEPH HILL, in.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

OnGPPED HANDS, FACE, RoUaH SKIN, PM
PLIES, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, and all other
cutaneous affections cured, and the Skin
made soft and smooth, by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by CASWELL, HAZARD \
Co., New York. II is more convenient and
easily applied than other remedies, avoiding
the trouble Of the greasy compounds now in
uso. Sold by all druRRista
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

JoaEpH BuRNKrr 4 Co..
Genlemen,-YOur Coc0aino IL tho only dressing
for the hair used In my family for the last eight
years. II stopped my wifo's hair from coming out
and Increased It's growth.
I am also under obligations 10 this same Cocoaine
for saving my own hair. which was very fast coming
ont previous TO using this valuable preparation.
Very truly yours, j. o. MITCHELL,
HrOcer Hnnunr Ma
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
OandruR.

BosroS, October 30, 1859.
Mossra. JOsEPH BURNETT 4 Cot
GenHemen,-My worst complaint for several years
has been DdHdy1N After brushing my hair, my
coat collar would be covered with white calos.
I have used less than a bottle Of your Cocoalno.
The dandrun, aud tho irritation which caused Il,
have entirely disappeared, and my hair was novor
bofOrel "A 10 good condition.
Your obedient servant,
A. A. FULLER.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

We do not wish to inform you, reader that DT; Won.
derful, OF any other man, has discovered a remedy that
cures Consumption when the lungs are half consumed,
Ia short, will cure all diseases whether OF mind, body or
estate, make men live forever, and leave death to play
Tor want Of work, and Is designed tomAke our sublunary
sphere a blisaful paradise, TO which Heaven itself ahall
DO but n side show. You have heard enough of that
kind Of humbuger, and we do o wonder that you have
BY this timO become Disguised with H. But when !
tel you that DIR. Sage's CAtarh Remedy ell positively
crrsihs irorsf cases VI CaiGrIh, I only assert that which
thousands can testify 20, Try II and you will DO con
yinoed. will pas 800 REWARD for a case Of uatauh
that ! cannot cure.
For sale by most Druggists E~yerywhere..
PHICR ONLY 90 CEEra. &eHt bg Mail pasf paid Tor
siriy Csnfsi -Four Packages for @2Wi or Dozen for
5000 Sond a two cent stamp Tor DIR. Sagos pamphlet
0"""" RV.P EiRoE, NJ d.,
BUFFAIO. ~ Y.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
A Remarkable Case.

Measrs. BURNETT 4 Coz
My daughter has been afflicted with neuralgia In
her head for three years. She has used during that
many powerful applications. These, with tho
intense heat caused BY the pains, burned her hair
90 badly that In october. 1861, Il all came OIL.
She was inauoed 10 try your C0coaine, aud the re-
suit was astonishing. She had not used half the
contents Of a bottle before her head was covered
with a hne young hair. In four months the hair
has grown several inches In length, very thick, soft,
and nne. and OF a darker color than formerly.
with respect, WA. 3. EDDY.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of DR.. Butts Dispen-
sary, headed Book for the milliOn-MAR-
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. II
should DO read by all.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

@H@ USE THAT WHICH IS GOOD.
O. n TRY FIRST
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM
tt7oE I uNo BAIsAM ALLEN:sO ;, ~ D-,....
N BAIsAM (ALLENs)
II isthe most successful remedy for Consumption.
" NvFRYBopY SUFFERING from puImou.rv
h Complaints should use ALIENS LUSo BALsAM.
NUor1oE, ALIENS LUNG BAIsAM
H #Hi IN cures when ether remedies fail
s SHOULD YOU BE TROUBLED
with Lung difficulty uo
" ... ALLESs LUso BAtsnL
- UNG BAIsAM CALLENs)
Ia .. Has given universal satisfaction.
Use ALIENS LUNG BAIsAM
for all Pulmonary Affections
f44 NEVER DESPAIR OF A CURE
~ TIL you have tried ALIENS LUSo BALKAN
GRRAr SUCCESS mas ATTENDED
GILSs's LUSo BAIsAYL
DKwARR OF NJ .
ID Aliens Lung Basam lie confidently recommended.
a RE you troubled with ASTHMA
N ALIENS LUNo BALsAM will relieve you.
JUNG DAIss ss1t SAIh ls Ssll.m in an, ., It. form.
ALIENS LUSo BALsAM will do IL
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM
n Directions accompany each bottle
-.ET NVoTHE9s s1Sqld 1 keep p,,,,u
at hand for use In case OF Group.
Sold by All Medicine Dealers.
sold at Milwaukee b II BosyoRTH& Sous, onEEsE
NcmfmTl ~. and Hi kni.a1fce Drygsisl.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
FoWLE'S
$1,000 i F ~ ielgsIsr E sI.s.:s, ! Hni SA Sc

2T.OOO REMARD FOR ANY CASE
ModicalFaculg have pronounced i~ncurable, that
DIR GOLDEN
~ DIR RiCHAUB GOLDEN BALsAM MOL
will cure syphilis IN its primary and secondary stages,
such AS old Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat, Sore kyes,
Skin hruptions aud Soreness OF the scalp, eradioatins
disease and mercury thoroughly.
DIR RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No
will cure tho third stages Syphiltio and Mercuual
rheumatism, ete, and 1 deb thOss who suffer from
such diseases 10 obtain a radical cure without tho aid OF
this medicine, which does not prevent the patients from
eating and drinking what they like.
Pnce OF either No. or - per bottle, or two bottles So
DIR. RlOHAUS GOLDEN AkTIDOTK,
A safe and radical cure for GonOrrhea, Gravel, and all
Urinary D~erangements, aecomAnied with full directions
Warranted To euro. Price ~ per bottle.
DIR. GOLDEN ELIXIR DAMOUR,
A radical cure for General Debility Ia old or Young,
enouD 20 those who have led a life OF sensu,
ally. Price, % per bottle, or two bottles for 90
ON receipt OF price, by male or express, those remedies
will be shipped 70 any place. Prompt attention paid 70
All correspondence. None genuine without the name OF
DIR RlCHAua GOLDEN REMEDIES, DIR. RlCH-
SoLE PnoPRmroR, blown In glass Of bOtloA
Address DIR u. 10.
No. ~ Narick ST. Now York.
OHice Hours from "A, N 10 9P. N. Circulars sent
Correspondents answered. feb9 dly
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17
Badness.

bOHrON, November, q, 1859.
Mesara JOSEPH BURNETT & Co, Boston,
Gentepten,- - have been bald seven years. After
using one bottle Of your Cocoaine, my bald pate IL
covered oil over with Young hair about three.
eighths Of an inch long. which appears strong and
heilthy and determined TO grow.
Very truly your obliged and obediont servant,
ID. Il. MERWIN.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-17

No HcMBUo.-We do not wish 10 inform
you, reader, that DR.. Wonderful or any other
man has discovered a remedy that cures all
diseases Of mind, body or ostate, aud Is de-
signed TO make our %sublunary sphere a bliss.
iul paradise, 20 which Heaven Itself shall be
but a side show. but zoe do tcish 10 inform
cured thousands Of cases Of cdtdrT6 in Us
,corSt forms and Stages, and the proprietor
will pay $500 for a case Of this loathsOme dis
ease that no cannot cure. II may be pro.
cured by mail for sixty cents, by addressing
II. V. Pierce, NJ. d., Buffalo, N. Y. For sale
by most druggists everywhere.