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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-23
A shiladeIphiaS aSensation-Thc.M Man
who Inherited $40, 100000

There has been sudden explosion in our
higher life circles-an explosion that has
caused disaster, dismay, and grief Some
weeks ago the announcement appeared that
q young man, who, for three years prior,
had been serving the guests OF Harris
burg hotel with tripe and Drowned fish
balls, had fallen heir 10 AN immense for
tune. Discarding the towel, the apron,
and dispelling that air of servie submis-
sion which all thoroughly instructed wait
ers are supposed to posses he launched out
Into career of fashionable excitement anu
filtration. He came to this city. The re
port spread quickly of the fortune, which,
by the death OF an aunt in England, lie had
fallen heir to; aud gossip. passed it from
mouth to mouth, until it was declared.
with his sanction, that. bs. swus tho lucky
possessor OF $76, 900, 900. To authenticate
all this he would show what Appeared to
be true and faithful Transcripts Of the will.
deeds. &c.. of this great estate. lie became
intimate with our Market street merchants.
Possessing tue open sesame, check. aud
money, he found no difficulty in creeping
into iashio nab.e society, and then spring
ing up as a zeal. undissuised lion.
a certain West Philadelphia Congress
man detailed bis uOacb and two to convey
this young lold abJut. The managers al
q number. OF our cbaritrble institutions re-.
ceived his noies, promising donations Of
sterling extravigance. He even went SO
tar as to declare his intention OF enriching
his friends who had known him when be
was nothing more than u poor downtrod-
den server OF tripe and steak and lvin.
| in this belief, they Invited him to thcii
homes, and treated him in a friendly mai
ner as their means would allow. sAbout q
week age The great dea0uAcenleRt came. Ii
was discovered that wuile he had received
Il small fortune. about So ,oU0. through nis
own actions aGd eguceit ii wes puff, d up &c
enormous amount named. What he did
had carried him along for three week:
with al! the eci0t aud individual grandeur
taat envelopes o prince. His money is al
gone; he is denied wherever his name /.
known. and the 6on.t0n wonler at thpii
short-sigh,cdness in believing him endowet
with tho wealth he confessed TO. Unfortu-
nately for him he had men, ioned high par
Ties in New York. as being bis bankels
They We're tclegra phed to, and retulucd ar
answer, that he was an impnstor.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
pet. Centre. Tuesday, Nov. 23.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE ol
TRAINS ON d. G. 4 A. R. Rs


SOUTH.
No. 2, Passenger Cory 20 q.
m. Titrsville. Il. D. IN. Petroleum Cen
ire, LAO p. m. =; Oil City, 222 p. m.; lr-
yineton, 10 p. m.
No A, Passenger-Leave Cory 6. 10 a. m.
Titusville, 7.35 Il. M; Petroleum Centre.
s.l4am; Oil City, $50 m; arrive at lr-
vinp,on 1l.40 q m.
No. 6. Passenger-Leave Cory .O5 p m !;
Titnsvilc, 7.50 m; Petroleum Centre,
81 IN; arrive at Oil City 9,2O p IN.
NORTH.
No. !, Passenger-Leave 1rvineton 7.l5
m; OIL City, 10, 10 q m; Petroleum Cen
tre. II, ,05 m: Titusvilie, IL so a IN /; arrive
ut Cory 40 p m.
No. 3. Passanger-Leave Irviueton, r.
O5 p m: Oil City 2,57 m; Petroleum Cen
tire. 1886 m; Titusville, 4,20 p m; arrive
at Cory 5.45 IN.
No. s. Passenger--Leave Oil City 100 o
m: Petroleum Centre 7,43 N; Titusville,
$50 m; arrive at Cory 10, 10 a IN.
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News Items.

A lady in Verden, ILL.,, has earned q farm
of 7O6 acres by teaching school.
Eusenie no doubt thinks the Sucz Caual
the most striking passage in Egyptian his
tory.
Pere. Hyacinthe is the guest Of the Hon.
R. G. Winthrop at Brooklyn, near Boston,
Bergen, Germany, has q papier-ma che
church which will hold one thousand peo-
pie.
twenty-five thousand dollars has been
refused for an eight interest in the Ouon-
daga stoneman.
Csmphausen, the present Prussian Bout
well, was formerly as President of the CT
logne Chamber Of Commerce.
A lady in Santa Clara, Cal, had to
have leg amputated in consequence of an
injury received By kneeiug ON IL hoop skirt.
Gladstone recently, during q dreary
Parliament tary debate, occupied his time by
translating into Greek the hymn Rock of
Ages
The Russian Legation in Sweitzesland
has been transferred from Berne TO Geneva.
on account of the greater number OF Rus
SLAMS in the latter city.
The cook of the Emperior of Austria
| committed su icide in grief that the Dime,
prepared for the Crown Prince Of Prussia
was pot approved.
Iu London they have aband oned the rc-
| locpede and adopting steam wagonettes
which, however, they are only permitted tc
nse at night.
AtbeeSar in England carries pEysician's
certificate, which, when decphtrtd, is
found to testify that the bearer is eiilicted
with hypocrisy and lozness.
a bride in Cheatham county, Tenn. ar
rayed for the altar concluded to marry an
old lover who came hurriedly to see the
ceremony, and she actually did it.
A Rochester lady writes that the Onon-
daga stone man reminds her of Senator Ros.
coe Conkling, 'though he is not near SO
good looking as the Senator"
a Reform Evangelical Spanish Church
has been established at Seville, and the
Rev. j. b. CABRERA has gone to Madrid to
obtain charter for its organization from
the COrtes
member of the Tennessee House OF
Represen tative recently offered resolution
Tor the sale OF the portraits Of Gen. Thomas
and Senator Brownlow, owned by the
State.
The Cherokee Council convcnel at Tan
ieq"ah, Arkansas. on the lst inst. The Ia
dams are said to be in a prosperous cOndi-
,iou.
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9Co barrels OF choice Winter Apples. at
Wachter & Faters. Tnov 23.r


The New York SUa say the Hon Hugh
Hastings, who lately lost Eis watch. which
toe Snn recovered for him by its influence
on the conscience ii thief, is informed.
"by seur!rman WHO knows, thai the Oa-
oudsse STONE giant was made in Chicago.
and WIS brought to ORoudaga county Il
year ago and deposited after dark in the
spot where it was fund How lucky thai
II was deposited after dark, for lift bad
been done in daylight the iona might have
been found out.
But who was the gentlemen that gave
.bi. informa''on: And wlu in Chicago
made the statue: And vino was It that
brought it to ol'''l,ua cpnH,y . year agoo
And who hagiej It nt CaruiK efer dan. ?
Let Us Ave 'hr truth, and untbins bat t-r
truth.
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They have way in New York for al
must everything. Awhile ago Horace Gree
ly's watch was stolen. An attorney, whose
practice made him familiar with the thiev-
ing fraternity, gave general notice that the
watch must be returned-and it wac. A
few days ago MIR Hastings, of tho CONNER
ciat Adrertiser, was relieved of his watch.
was much priced gift from Thurlow Weed.
The thief took the advice and sent back the
watch with Characteristic note, express
Ing bis "regret, not nOin the man was a
editur."
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The subsidy business will be up in Wash
ington on large scale this winter. The
amount asked Of Congress, 1t is estimated
by those who are familiar with the subject
will not fall short of $500 900, 900 in money
or bonds, and 25O, 900, 900 acres of Govern
ment land. Indeed, bills have been intro.
,dueed in the last and present Congress, ask
ing for abeut two-thirds of these sums, and
those known to be in preparation will bring
them fully up to the figures named. The
highest order of legal talen, has been engag-
ed to push these tlaims. One applicant
has retained an ex-United States Attorney
General. another employs an ex-Secretary
OF the Iatpyior, and another an eX-Ma jor
q cneral.
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About o'clock yesterday afternoon the
boiler Of the Funk Well, near Titusville.
exploded smashing the engine bouse into
splinters. and greatly injuring the engineer,
named Jessie Hays The cause of the
explosion is not known.
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We notice that it is announced in some
Of the New York papers that the Dewspap-
ers in Pennsylvania are advocating the ex-
clusion of the Bible from the Common
Schools. Under ourlaws the Bible may
be used or excluded at the option of the
teachers or School Boards, and in many of
the Schools it has been used for years.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-23

Last night he engine house and rig on
lease Sc, Pierson Farm, was burned to the
ground. It took fire from the escape of
gas. and entails loss of from two to three
hundred dollars to G. ]. Cross, owner of the
well,
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Miss florence. who has sued Gen Butler
for the recovery Of Gen. Twiggs's swords,
isa niece of Gen. Twiggs, and that the
story told by Mr.. Parton 10 his "New Or
leans" volume is destitute of truth. The
assertion made at that time that Mics Flor
ence was the mistress of Gen. Twiggs, is
without foundation.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-23

The screen behind which David Tate stood
when be was shot. and through which the
fatal ball passed, was taken 10 Franklin
this noon to offer in evidence where the
trial Is in progress.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-23

The old ostsplished house Of Owen CAT
teny, is acknowledged by ali to be the place
to find pure and unadulterated wines and
liquors. rnov. l9lm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-23

This mornings train. South, took large
number Of our citizens to Franklin. az wit
nesses and spectators. to the trial Of Gus
Rheil.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-23

The l :05 a. m, passenger train, north.
was delayed an hour and n half by an en-
gins tEing off the track at Oil City.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-23

Full assortment of Diaries for 1870. lust
received at W. H. Nicholson & Co.'S Sta
tionery and Variety Store. Tuov.23tf.
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FOR Groceries and Fruit go 10 Shuts
lie has Cranherries, Apples, Pears, Ches-
nuts, sweet Potatoes, Csudies and every
thing yon can ASK for, at wholesale and re-
tail. Prices low. noy.l7.N
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-23

C"qh M"am, IIoidsick, Green Seal,
Cod Seal and other favOrit brands, can be
had by ;aading 10 GafTney's. Cnovl9lm,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-23

Underclothing in large quantities at Lam
mers & Aiden's.
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The largests stock and best variety ever
offered on Oil Creek, is at Galfeny's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-23

Buckskin Gloves, cheap, at hammers
Aldcn's
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Orders taken for suits and fits guranteed,
at Lammers 6y Alden's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-23

MD GLoAEs-A large assortment, a
Lame,s & Aden's
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If you would make pre- ssnt to fricn'
give one of Kelleys's German Silver Lamps
Gaileny's is sole agent.
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900 barrels of chor,ce Winter Apples at
Wachter & Fellcr's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-11-23

ooo barrels of cheice Winter Apples, a
Wachter d Felters.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. NJ. and
~ z. NJ. Sabbath School at l2h P. NJ.
eats free. A cordial Invitation extend.
cd to.all
REV. c. n. HEARD, Pastor.
SITS. PETER AND PAULS .(Catholic)
CHURCH.
Mass at 10114 q. IN.
Vesper and Benedciion Of tho Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catecbism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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Divine Services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock p. n.
REv.'J T. OxToBY, Pastor.
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The new Minister from Haytj. Cen. Tate
successor to Laroohe, has arrived IN Wash
inGton.
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A fire at Fort .SuIly, Dakota Territory,
recently, destroyed million dollars worth
OF Government .lores.
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The br"I"peq ou the Hudson !..vr. Z. ].
are on Il strike.
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tx'S"crctGry 8tAnton's hH.,Ih Is 'mp.ov-
ing.
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Reduced Prices at hammers & Alden's.
nov. 22n.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
READING NEWSPAPERS.
by HENRY WARD BEEcHER.

In the United States every wor-
thy citizen reads a newspaper, and
owns tho paper which he reads. A
newspaper IS " window through
which men LOOK out on what is going
on in the world without IA news
paper man is shut up in q small
room and knows little or nothing
Of what is happening outside OF
himself In our day newspapers
keep pace with history, ani record
it. Nothing can long bo kept secret
where newspapers are allowed free
dom in expression and enterprise.
They range the world for materials.
Thoy unlock the most secret rooms,
and pry into tho portfolios Of the
kings words, the acts Of Parliament,
the laws of Congress, and the deli
berations of courts Of justice. They
follow in tho wake OF ships OF dlscov-
cry, andieport all new things found
out. They bring back from the
wilderness the scouts report. They
go with armies, and report tho do
tails Of murders, battles, and of the
whole campaign. They are the SER
wants Of commerce, Of manufactures
and OF all industrial enterprise. They
are full Of tho discoveries ofscienco
They record the progress of art
They catch mp the wisdom hidder
with skill and experience, anC
spread it aproad to all the people
A good newspaper viii keep
sensible man in sympathy with tn,
worlds current history. II Is pi
lover unfolding encyclopedia; an un
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
/ It e M S .

Mayor Hall, OF New York, owns a
5000 dog.
Over 100000 nen are employed
on tho railways in the United
States.
Utah papers speak of frequent
land-shdes among tho Rocky Noun
tains this spring.
Heat must DO II great traveler-it
is never overtaken; but cold is
we can catch cold.
Minnesota is putting on airs, be-
cause she has a larger area than the
six new England States.
AZ Fall River, Mass, the cotton
mills manufacture 65, 900 miles of
cotton cloth yearly.
Mrs. Harriet Beocher Stowe pro-
poses 10 found her "School of Agrl-
culture for Girls" at Aiken, South
Car olina.
Nashville, Tenn, presents for the
championship" widow lady, aged
114, who has over 400 descendants
living.
Petersburg, va, rejolces in a
gymaocyclidIum. That's what the
local of the Express calls the veIoci-
pede school.
The railway trains in Sweden are
provided with 1omplete medical
and surgical staff, for cases of sud
den sickness or accident.
A man at Milford, Mass, ciaiml
TO be the champion pegger," hav'
ing pogged 200 boots in nine hours
and twenty minutes.
The Wilmington IN. o. Morn
ing Star publ shes ITS South Carroll
ma items under the head of "Pal
metto Leaves" We suggest "Ta
Drops" as a caption for ITS Stat
items-[E Ex.
. Work on the new Eagle and Phoe
> NIX Cotton Factory, at Columbus
georgia, has been commenced. l
IS estimated that the building vii
cost $4,000, and will run 1000
= spindles.
An affair ofhonor was squelch
AT Richmond, Va, the other day
: after ground had been measures
and the principals had taken thel
n places, by the mother OF one of tn
. belligerent boys capturing him an
spanking him into good humor.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
AN IMPENDING WAR WITH
SPAIN.

A Washington special To the Enquirer,
of Monday, says;
A Spanish man.of-wnr recently captured
the American ship MOrY Lowell, in British
waters, within mile Of Ragged Island
In doing so they trampled the American
and British flags, and insulted them, These
facts were laid before the State Department
and the owners Of the Lowell were assured
that instant reParation should be demand
ed and enforced. Next day the telegraph
announced that the Mary Lowell had been
declared legal prize by Spanish Admir-
atty Court.
All theSe facts have been reported TO the
President, It is understood that he has or
dered the commander OF the Gulf squadron
to demand the immediate surrender Of the
vessel and cargo and II the demand IA 1ot
complied with to take tho vessel by force.
II Is said that the execution Of this order IL
intrusted TO Admiral Porter, Of tho Navy
Department.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
ANOTHER EX-REBEL SU-
PERSEDES A UNION SOL
DER.

A Washington Special, Of late date, says;
There was quite lively time in Exoeu-
tive session yesterday when the name Of
Colonel Grove, nominated for tho cover
ship OF New Mexico, came up for con6rma-
tiop. The nomination was met with about
the same kind Of opposition as did that Of
General Longstreers, but he WAS finally
confirmed. Grove was an eS-rebel officer,
and Governor Mitchell, who is thus super
seded, was Union officer, aud severely
wounded.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
Cuba Invaded by an ohio
Gen neral--Yessels Of war Or
dered 60 the south Atlantic.


kilograms from Savannah, Ca, as
we learn from a special from Washing
ton to the Cincinnati Gazette, lead
friends of the Cuban revolution 10 be-
lieve that General J. B. Steedman, late
Of Toledo, Ohio, has been successful in
landing in Cuba with picked force of
men. Tho expedition has been in prep
aration for a number Of months. Steed-
man himself spent two weeks in Ha-
vana, and during the latter part Of the
time was so far under arrest as to be
ordered quietly by the Captain Gener-
al to report 10 him daily. The first
rendezvous of his party was on one of
the islands near New Orleans. When
Admiral Hof received his first orders,
the headquarters Of the expedition
were changed to point on the Florida
COG I. A blockade runner, captured
from the rebels in the late war, was OBJ
tanned, and the beliefs that nearly a
thousand men, well supplied with arms
and thoroughly accustomed to them,
have been landed. The Cuban leaders
have been fully acquainted with Steed.
mans movements for some time. In
formation has been received that bod.
les of men are nightly drilling in New
York whose ultimate destination is Gu.
ba, though they will not probably leave
direct from that city. II may be sta
ted IN this connection that the Navy
Department has just added Eve vessels
to the squadron in the South Atlantic
so that it now consists Of eleven yes
sells, with an aggregate of los guns.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
Congress 10 be Called 20 Annex
Cuba.

tits announced by telegram from
Washington to the New York World
that a special session of Congress is to
be called within sixty days for the pur-
pose ofprocuring the sanction of that
body to steps for the annexation of Gu
ba, and that Grant has laid out a radi.
cal programme on that subject.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
Hnnfland,, German Ionic

ss esnsbiaatioh QC al hs ingr,dieHis Of ~ Biers
an PURu Santa CrHs Rua, Orange, etc. n % uIsd
Ssrs sieoAoiie smHius q required Pos t0iH bear ~
t-ird laf utkIe remedies entroly different frOl
aHy 5Aers dducrtfsd for s Of De dffedfes nance
,sse being scientific prePara0af Of tasciHH eEtraot
ssh7e ~ oisrs arr Wre deoocifOHS ef ~ oouss
ssszA TAs TONIC H deridsdly one Of We uloR Plea
sA dsni agreeable reaedf.s offered % ne pblfo.
~ tdsts q erpiite = pedFre 70 lake t. phs ~
Hs6frfng, eShfiaydffRg and psselhdi qtdiftes hoUa
alsied b u ks0ssA az hs Oyeatea u ~ tSslieL
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23

A cotemporary asks, "Whon the
womeD's rights folk carry their
point of calling married women by
their maiden names, what will tho
children be called?"
A New York paper says there are
certain "he old hens" IN that city,
"who sign evory paper that cons
tains certain names, and who would
sign their own death warrant if
thei autograph could stand next
to the certain names aforesaid"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
CITY SHAVING SALOON.
FRED BROWN, PRoPRIETsR.

Fred is prepared to do all mauner Of
work which comes within the sphere of bis
legitimate business. Shaving, Hair Gut
ting, Shampooing, Dyeing, done to the
satisfaction Of the most lastidous, Switches
aid Oarls are made TO order, and are war
anted TO prove satisfactory. SOUTHEAST
side OF Public Square,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
Gallery of Art.
W, q, TRESIZE

asks the plblic TO call and examine his
specimen Photographs, Ferrotypes, AM
brotypes, Gems, &c., &c., which cannot be
SUI passed anywhere. Ho has perfected ar
rangements whereby any one can be ac-
oomodsted with the finest Of Oil Paintings
and pictures Of India Ink Work. Rooms
over Boone's Saddler Shop, in j. G. stones
Building, Center Street, M'oonnelsVine,
Ohio.
Jan lily.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
FttoM nnS oEo. ". WOODWARD,

chisf Justiou oil the supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
PHiLADHLPnIA, March 10, 1897.
Gad LOojldnd's German BilcTl " u not an tafoS-
aaiSnO bsUsra6s, bad u good tonic, is.a IN diSoTderl
0 AS dt0ssiavs os0ans, aud Q great beneH ~ easss
GaStliiv aAd tpaat Of nsyvoul dco,i, tn uN syseAA
Gso. w. WOODWARO.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
FnoA Rev. JosEru q KENNARD. D. D,

IAAstnT Of the Tenth Bapus. Church, Philadelphia
Da. J4oEsnS-DKAR BtR:-l have been frequently
req1ssfied 70 cnIeci ny sgia recommendation 9
adereni kinds sf edleHsI bHi regarding ne practice
a. 0S QI ~ appropriate sphsre hdre f al eases de-
sarsfetisriy ~ ny oVR family Of he tsefine5i Of Dr.
hSaasdS GsrElGa Biasrs depart for once rom ny
sd e1srss, - ssPTssS ny Juu eonViooA thai for gem
coaplAAnI u Ia aH1 ~1sate and valuable
~ iaf wsualiy, %RN ! doubt nOt, Il wtu
psyy bsaeaeiaia1ka Vi 70 those s0AO tasgV
= u. ~ aSoVs eaaiSsS. Pours vesy rssPsetfu
T. H. KkNkARD,
1igAtA, belOO COdtes SirssL
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
W. B. HEDGES, M. D.,
Has permanently located hinself in Nc
Connelsville, where he will follow
his profession both in
PHYSIC AND SURGERY.

All calls promptly responded to. oflce !
opposite Mummey, Hammond Ce's Grocery
Store, on Centre Street. taug sOti
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-23
OERII,ITE,

Sahsrs az Tonte IN 80 -z.sA7l 7aiei ~ De6tify
fy 'sPaIi : e.. Asaa gtSsy ,;st e a. SnS: o%.:
iaseA 70 digsH u party ps blood gtrs good touad,
AfaiAg compiSrfp Eradicate Ne geios tfn0e iron, As
eys tplpdrt bloom 10 soAeeks aud change ne pateHt
Hoai q Ghoribrcalted, suleciated Dodk ard nervous
incdiid 20 FILL faeed stost and vigorous psTioiL
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong By using the Bltters Or
eIncs. They can be administered win
perfect safety 10 n child three months
old, the most delicate lemale, or man
of ninety.