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MS0METH1NG NEw.-At the Gable ban
quet aboard the Great Eastern in the
English Channel Sunday night a toast
WAS drank to "a union of France, Eng
land and d-America." Wouldn't that be
a team! Grant, Napoleon and Victoria.
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ITALY.
Popular TuInuIts Rt Milan.

MILAN, June IT
Thero were slight tumults here yes
terday: the military was called out but
met no resistance; all quiet. Count
Tore Prefect of the Province, issued a
proclamation threatening to take Sc
we're measures TO repress outbreaks if
they are renewed.
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ITis seldom the lot ofany man to have
the last cad rites paid to his memory, by
so emirent and SO many distinguished
men as surrounded: the coffin of Mr..
Raymond, and bore him to his last
resting place in New York, yesterday.
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First ExecutIon1 In south Carolina un-
der rRaeonatEucttOns
CHARLESTON, 8. c., June 20.

UHARLh5IUNI % O'I SuHS ~
The first execution in South Carolina
under the reconstruction of the State
government took place Friday after
noon at Arlington Court House, where
a negro named Cyrus Cox was hanged
for the murder OF Robert Suggest
h white) In January last. The execution
passed OF quietly, the Sheriff and min
ister who ofieiated, as well a. most OF
the spectators and guards, being al
negroes, Cox confessed his guilt.
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Minister Webb's Difficulties with
2 Rrazn Settled.
NEW YORK, Ju:

NEW YORK, June 81:
Just previous to the sailing OF the
steamer Merrimack from Rio Janelro,
the Brazilian Government accedeo 10
Minister Webb's demands and the az
fair Is amicablY settled.
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-x,l,nOIs CrODs I'm Danger.

CHICAGO, June IL.
The continued cold wet weather Is
becoming a serious cause OF aIaIu W
our Illinois farmers, and unless there
is q change soon the corn crop In North
ern and Middle Illinois will come near
proving failure.
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ENGLAND.
LIVERPOOL. June

LIVERPOOL. June 81.
Tho steamships Manhatten, Tariff, Da.
clan, Weser and Virginia, arrived from
New York,
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TSAE8ENSER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
1 the following schedule on and after the
10th day OF May. iSC9-Wheeling time.
GRAFTON SACCOMMODATlON.
EAsT-LEAvEs WBTLEAVEs
eWheelInK "Pn PnrkersburE
daily -.5:3j q. IN. daily at....l0.30 n. IN.
CamerOn.......7:3O Grafton ...... $50 y. IN.
MannlnETon. .s:56 FARM ont ....-6:sO :.
F;IirnOnt... MRnnin EtOn6:I5 ~
ARRIVING AT Cameron -.---.7:5O -
Grafton at. 1915 a. IN. ARRIVING AT
ParkerSbur sis PIN Wheeling RL.S:55 p IN.
sundays excepted. "5undRys excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAvEs WEST, VIA G. o. d.
dlfy IfyiE at.:.. 1910 a. IN. daily Sts:25 pm.
ARRIVES AT tBeLlHIT-.......-..4 =
Grafton = 4lU p.In. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 9.55 "a ICambridge-- T:2O "
Harper's F'y. .2:55 IN, GAINESVILLE. ...S:35 ''
Wash't'nCity $40 Columbus: :.. ll:81 pm
%ESxcept Sundays. ICincInnau--.4:O0a-n am.
except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LEAvEs WEST, VIA O. o. d.
wheeI1ug Leaves Wheeling
daily at. 4:5O I. m. daily at......6.D0 a. m.
ARRIVES AT BellRir. r......--6SS -
Grafton .........9:2O pm. ARRIVES Ar
Cumberland 2:lO am. BarnesviIie -S:c5 "a
WincheSter.-9:25 cambridge .-SOO
Wash saas n NJ City 1910 Newark..Ii:OO
Philadelphial9OO m. columbus -.l2:l5 p. M.
New York. 400 pm ICIncinnaii.---4l6
MAIL TRAINI
EAsr-LEAvB WEST, VIA c. O.D.
"WheeIlnE "Leayes wheeling
daily at 1880 D. m. daily at.-....2.OS
ERRTyRs AT BeIlair.-....-..-G}:I5 "
Grafton .---..--I3:l5 q IN. ARRIVES AT
PnrFerSburV T:2l BarnesViIIe..4:3o ''
CumberIand 8:l5 CambrIdge...635O ''
WincheStar,3 3:(d D m. IZaneSvilIe.....7sO0 %
HagerStoWn-.G5O " NewRrk k-...-..S:3o "
BaiIinnore....5iO d" Colum bus. 1000 ''
Wash'n City..6:L5 ICincLnnau 200 p. IN.
%Sunslays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Trains ON the Main Line make connec-
tions at Baltimore with trains for PhIladel-
phia, New York and Boston AT Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pro
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
Il. T. DENRIkS5
Inayll General Agent, Wheeling.
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Hoohand's German Bitters.
AND
4EOOFLAND,s GERMAN TONIC.

Thlrty-Cve years since they were first in
trOuuccd into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
Ing humanity to a greater extent, than any
other remedies knO Vn to the public.
These remedies Will eheCtuaIly cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous IJehilltY,T TNEhronic DIarrhoea,
Disease of the Kid | lneys, and all Disea-
scT arising from DisOrdered Liver,
Stomach or lnteS-A tines.
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$3.50 .' ETI3' C1NC1NNAT1, June 2l.
Weather stormy; thermometer 7S'.
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The Peonla,s Bank.
6rsUspnr1grsgG.
BALT1MoRK & OHIO R. R. CoMP'Y
OF "HEkIAAsGs
Designated DePOsItOFy o. 3.

WHEELING, May 9th, 1867.
E1ASSENSIER TRAINS WILL RUN ny
the following schedule on and after the
10TH day OF May, lSC9-WheelnH time.
In , I,r.nn, AruNnMNannA a ArInM
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TRATiON OF THE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, Hardships, Ex-
EfaUartl &c
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HAVANA, June 81
COaHBRCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL EATERS.
THE pURLIC FUNDS.

(F[orl Henry C1clOS { C3.'S Monthly CtreuLar'
just OIlG.)
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@WheeIlnR
daily at. 1880 p. m
ARRIVES AT
Grafton .----..---3:l5 Am
PArkerBburg.-.7:O "
Cunberland...S:l5 "
WincheSter...3:G5 pm.
HagerStOWn-.G5O "
BaIIinore.....5iO 3"
Wash'n City.'6:l5 q"
HSundaYS excepted.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02
A severe Case Of Worms.
Iron Tho white Cloud chiefl

An old man named Ohristel Poff, of Ger
man descent, living in Missouri, In the To-
cality known as "Crncker's Neck, " has been
for years afflicted with a disease, which
took the form Of iuordinate thirst, that
water would not allay. He grow worse
from year to year, until finally he became
partially insane, and imagined that all
manner Of reptiles were after him. About
this time a celebrated physician of the
Uroscopian school happened in tho neigh
borhood, and was called in TO examine the
case. Having applied the test used in his
practice, he pronounced il chronic case of
worms, and Immediately set 10 work to com
pound n remedy from we'll known vegeta-
BILE medicines. The mixture was composed
Of equal parts Of castor oil, wormwood,
tansy, rue and asafntida. After admins
tering repeated doses Of this compound he
finally succeeded in starting the patient to
vomiting, when the whole cause Of his dis
order came 10 light. He threw up ten fish
worms, three lamprey cells, seven crawfish,
one mud turtle, FIVE Lizards, two tree frogs,
one bull snake, n section of worm fence,
and the worm ola copper still containing
sixteen coils. He at once complained OF
being better, and has steadily improved
ever since. He has no idea how or when
these things got into his stomach, but re-
members having taken a drink of water
when n boy, which act was performed by
lying ON his stomach.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02
REMARKABLE pREsEYTlMENT.
The Body OF a Drowned BOY is Heoov
cred Through n Dream.

The Body Of q Drowned hoy is Reoov-
cred Through n Dream.
From the Indianapolis SENTINEL AZ
Ono Of those very singular incidents
which would seem to point TO a s~upernatu-
raj agency directing the mind while the
body slumbers, has Just transpired in our
city. Since the drowning Of the boy, Chas.
Striblen, in Fall Greek, on Thursday, an
active search vas instituted for the body,
but up to Saturday evening, without sue
cess. On Saturday night, a Mr. Boss, who
is in the employ Of Mr.. Haugh, an uncle
Of the boy, and who had been engaged in
searching for the remains, dreamed that
he saw the body under The water at n
point where the creek makes a bend,
some distance below where the lad was
drowned.
He awoke from his nap and after tossing
u~neasily for several hours, fell asleep again,
Strange as II may seem he had the same
identical dream, and was awakened n sec
ond time. The vivid recollection Of the
presentiment worked upon his mind and
impressed him so deeply that he got up at
daylight,g land repaired TO the spot indicated
In his dream. There, TO his utter astonish-
ment, he beheld theIdim outlines Of the
body, floating beneath the surface
Of the water, rising and sinking at inter-
walls, precisely as he saw IL in his dream
He soon brought the body out Of the water
and IL was restored to his grief stricken
mother. The remains were inferred at
Crown Hill Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
The above remarkable incident, which
led to the recovery OF the remains, is rela-
ted by Mr.. Bess, who has the reputation of
being n man Of v%eracity, and the fact Of
his having recovered rthe body, entirely
alone, and at such an early hour, confirms
the statement which he makes regarding
this singular presentimont. e M r
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02
Cure Of Abram Van Wart, Of Sing Sing,
Of Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys,

SnsG SINs. Oct n, 1861
DR. BRAsDRETH-My Dear Sir; l was taken sick
an elbow. DR.. A, X. Hoffman, OF this place, pro-
nouucod IL nouralgia. lilo treated itfor some tmo,
but getting no bettor, Advised electricity; l consented,
but the shock nearly killed mq,and l~roeeived no hene,
paraiyEod, and my back and kidneys tornented with
most intense and continued pain. Distinguished ply
They treated me Tor along time, but finally pronounced
my case hopeless, Other eminent physicians thon
treated me, but gave me no good, and gave my friends
to understand that my case was ineurablo. So At
being completely p~arAlyzed and much swollen, and I
suffered terrible pain In the upper part OF my body.
medicine produced a passage, and my unne was full Vt
Hlhumcn. This was my condition i've months ago, whom
my wite's sister, Sally Ann Storms, begged me 70 thke
nIaRdrsth,s Pulls, as sR9 had used hem hsrssli IA lSr
her and my wife, 1 swallowed nine Brandreth,s Pills.
They operated, twelve hours Afterwards, slightly. I
continual taking nine eyeD day for several weeks.theiI
great deal better, l diminished the dose one pill a day,
until ! got TO FIVE. Ono afternoon At three o'clock,
about live months ago, took five pills; A. nine they
fomething gave way inside, and the stools were like egg
and water mixed, several quaTts Of which came away OF
a most disaRreeable odor, The no1t day felt very
soon a. the ~faintness passed l wns much better, and for
the first timo in nearly two years l was able 70 move
and stand upon my legs. I,continued taking the pills,
and am now able 10 walk quito a distance, i have TAX
on altogether about ninotoon boxes OF Brnudroth'a
Plls, aud now one pul a day a all require. Myhealth
hardly any pain anywhere, and every day / grow strong
or. My neighbors look upon me as one risen almost
iroin the dead, aud l desire you 70 publish my case
easee may know how easily they MAJ. DO cured By Bran.
This case Is certified by all he town ohbeers. ~
DIR. Brandretb,u PRINCIPAL once. Brandreth Hou.e.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02

A Coon MoyE.-Tho people everywhere arc
finding out that tho best articles arc the
cheapest In tho end, especially where life and
health arc concerned. They are therefore
by they are sure TO derive more benefit. All
who are afflicted with lung Fdisoasos should
take ii. II is sold everywhere.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02

TT AMERIpAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHfLADELrmA is a good company to work for.
II Ia In every respect equal 10 any company in
the country and better than most OF them
It's claims are more easily presented because
OF it's high character, low rates. and prompt
ness In meeting its losses. To secure an
agency address nearest General Agent. Sec
Advertisement in another column. y
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02

Messrs. p. II. Drake n Co., propriotors Of
the Plantation Bitters, arc said to bo the
largest importers Of 81. Croix Rum and Cali
sayd Bark in America. The Rum imported
by this Firm Is all used in the preparation OF
their Bitters, and Is manufactured under tho
immediate supervision oGono Of thor agents
upon leased plantations on the Island Of st.
Thomas. Over nino thousand puncheons,
about one million gallons. Is used annually
for their Bittors alone. The Calisaya Bark Is
all imported from Brazil, and Is also gathered
vision OF an agent sont out for that purpose.
The cures produced by these Bitters are won
derful.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02
We be CLt 20
Alive 2

~ Olsudo Bernard, tho President Of the Fre,,
meolofl Academy. tnciines 70 tho dreadful opinion that
.hs,e no such thing asa science Of medicine. And
n physioloey. We starr bsck Win natural ba,rpps W 1ress
We etoe1y o. lRe kniieo n ihe living subject, and Nj.
Vlaude bernard himself admits that in cutfipg n n .
eriei op Nc p so br : THpRm ~ hy the piteou. human
M. Oande Bernard's seniimsnfs hi ne III ataln'
ment, What does experience teachf ia teiis r.6,sys
in AL cases Of sickness there IL a retenfion ~ " tnat
Of tho body weakest; second, that these msifess ~ ~
mors arc invariably removed by Rfandrethis p,iis ia
other vegetable purgntivea kome writers describe tbs
matter Of disease AZ . sort Of gg1iked uid. Thst N
exists IN tho body. They represent this hostile nuid ~
always existing In o human body, but divided into smsi
p2intsin ne healthy But that when tho body gets
part Of the body weakest Further, that veeei aha
purging expels this death principle or a norfinn 81 NJ
with the excavations, and divides what is left into
There e truth in the above idea, but at the present
DAY such "pointsn Of diseasa are arguing a mn h.,
fine for the practical intellect Of the age.
VIC know When We are sick that tho bowels on come
being removed. expelled purFed SWAY. he opp,s.aion
2 removed and the body rnstornd 10 hoaith. This "a
me simplest form Of sickness. Gases which have been
long standing require the same kind Of treatment. run.
" the directions refollowed. The health grows. FOR
an i~ndehnite period you mark an hours ease In the
tgentg four IN a lev days or more you mark two hours.
the. whole tweniyfour hours are marked by perfect
health, the condition In which animal ~eTistance ia
hish snioymont. An this 3 secured BY vegetable
fevors abound whore now soil "a TUNED up. vhere
staRnant waters are absorbed in the air We breathe, or
from contagious matters from any cause coming into
contact win me body. Ihess causes invariably effect
loson Is in the. body prlducing fever and ague, or some
tever. o. other form OF daeaho. Bat u is etni
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02

Ono Pool, breaking land in Fontanolle,
Admir- county, Iowa, was found, the other
morning, to have been burned TO cindors
in his solitary hut He had evidently fallen
across the stove; and all that was left of
him was q dark streak on the top and sides
of the stove, with bones of the feet on one
side and of the head on the other. Pool
was a large and powerful man, in the prime
of life.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02
Word. Of weIaht for wives nna Mother.

Words Of Weiaht for wives nnd motherss
The superiority Of HosTETTERs STOMACH BIT.
TER over ail other tonics and oorreotives, as a rene.
dy for dyspepsia, biliousnoas, nervous affections, and
all complaints Of tho visoeral organs, rnd as a prevent
iyo Of malarious disorders, is proverbiai; but perhaps u
is not 90 generally known that tho Ingredients Of this
funous mvigorAnt and Alternative exercise powerful
ahd most beneficial influence in that numerous and
distressing class Of ailments, Of which 10 many thou
sands Of delicate women are the patient accomplishing
victims. The special troubles OF tho ser, commencing
with tho dawn Of womnnhood, and extending over q
period Of from thirty 70 thirtyay years, are as readily
and certainly rolievedb by the operation Of this admir-
able vegetable preparation, as any Of tho complaints
commont to both sexes, for which II is recommended as
specific. The attention Of mothers Is invited 20 It's
7balsamic effect in those peculiar cases Of functional
irrogularliy and irritation, which, when neglected or
maltreated, destroy tho health and shorten the lives Of
many invaiids Thore IL no need for the powerful
and dangerous drugs too often rosortod 10 in such
asses. The mild tonic and restorative action Of the
BITrERs IL all the assistance that nature requires in
its struggle 10 overcome tho difficulty, and a vast
amount Of suffering would be spared 10 the ser, n they
placed implicit faith in this wholesome vegetable In
vigorant, corrective and nervine, and discarded the
pernicious nostruins advertised bv ignorant and NOR
cenAy chariAtaus.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

II Advertiser, having been restored TO health in q
few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffer
cd several years with a severe lung affection, and that
broad disease, Oonsumption-isanxo us TO mako known
10 his fellow sufferers, the means Of cure.
10 all who DESIRE II, no will sond a copy OF the pre-
]souption used Oroe OF charged, with tho directions fn
preparing and using tho same, which they will find q
SURE CURE ron CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRosom
It's, oto. The object Of the advertiser In sending tho
Prescription Is TO benefit tho afflicted, aud spread In
formation which no ooncoivea TO bo Invaluable and he
hopes ove1 sufferer will try his remedy, as Il win cost
thom nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings, County, New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02

PRIVATE MATTERs,-Dr. w. 10. TAYLOR
gives apeelal Attention 70 all Seminal Weaknesses,
u9norfhna, syphilis Of byphilitic Humora, and all
bad the case may be, Ladies requiring medical aii or
tiAl matters Ofioe and Post Ofioe address. I'd Dear.
born street, Room IL and II, Chicago mi.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02

CoMsTooK's RATIONAL FooD, composed Of the rich.
est portions OF tho berry OF wheat aud barley. A most
By the best hlopopiic and Hom@opathio PhyaiciAna
OF New York aud elsewhere. Invaluable in bowel com
plhints. IL a perfect substitute tor breast MIX for In
ianta. Very many lives have been saved by It's intro
duetiOn. Physicians and families should send tor our
ctrculBT, free TO AL. ROBERT II. TABkH, i76 Fulton
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02

MAGNOLIA WATER-Suporior to tho best inn
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
priso.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE,
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

TUNIE PAIN kILLEt
Il both an Internal aud External Remedy.
TuNHE AIN KILLER
should be used Al tho first manifestation Of Gold
or UouFh,
TNHE PAIN KILLER
Don't fail to keep 70 in the House ready for uso,
THNHE PAIN KILLER
l. an almost certain euro for CHOLERA, and
has, without doubt, boon more succoaaiul in curing this
terrible disease than any other Known remedy, or even
tho most eminent aud akilful Phygicians In India
Africa aud China, where this dreadful diaeaso Is ever
more or less prevalent, the Pain Killer h considered
by tho natives, as well as by European residents In
those climates, n sure remedy.
THNnE AIN XII
n Each BottlsS wrapped with full directions for
IN usO
TUNHE AIN KILLER
Is sold BY Druggists and Dealers in Family
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02

On HAztHD. Of Newport, r. /. 4 oHer 10 the public
the following easy method of cure. which have seen
% use tr over thiry yeAraand which ! have ever fenhd
eucclual IN e%xpeling from tho human system. within
tho. spage mafev honrA the nnorhtd matter which v
that aflict mankind.
As soon as practicable after tho symptoms on de late
decidedly appear, such as dizziuoss, pain In tho head,
stomach, bowels, ncct, shouidufs, eyes, back, or side.
often accompanied with difficulty o. breathing, Ia.
ness a. tho stomach, chnls, fever, diarhea, or othsf
promouitory warning, let the patient rctiro 70 a sloeD.
lug roqln. and, eeAted outo Of aDy DRAFT Of air, beside the
bed. and placo MS feet above the ankles IN Water, AZ
bot as een possibly be borne, keeping AhlAnkot drawn
aronnd tho legs. to e1elude tho air and prevent tho
escape Of the steam. In about five minutes whilsttho
water Is still very warm, wipo the feet dry as quickly a.
possible, and get INTO q warm bed then take, fla mao,
from five 10 six, o. W A woman, from four 10 Eve OF
Brandreth's Pills, according 70 the bulk and c%onstitn.
ton f-tha pons1nD and drink Immediately after a
tumblcr Of weak lemonade, " to he procured Tor II not,
n~iclasses aud waterI 20 hot that IL can only be drank 4
sup at the time. This I have ever found TO produce n
coSious swent. Then lie down, and cover yarn taking
ware not 70 oppose tho person 10 damp or very cold air
Tor some ten, o. twelve hours after the medicine has
operated. and taking nothing but Water Cruel during
that time, u this does not cure you within twentytour
hours, ohl In a physician, a. 1 have nothing futthnr 70
Ouor. ! do not, however, rocollrCt a single instance
where this romedy has been applied In tho early stages
Of bilious or iniiammntOry disoaHea, In which u has not
accomplished a speedy aud thorough cure.
THOMAS IL AZARn M. ID.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02
CURE YOUR COUGH.
ALIENS LUNG 5ALsAM.


Amos woolly. NJ. d., Of KosoiuskA %, Indiana says;
FOR three years past I have used Aliens Lung balsam
extensively In my practice, and l am satisfied there h
no botter medicine for lung diseases IN use"
Isaac II. Dorau, NJ. D., Of Logan Co, Ohio, says
"AIen'a Lung Vnisam not only sells rapidly, but gives
perfect satisfaction In ovory case within my knowledge.
Having confidence In II and knowing that " possesses
valuable medical properties, I freely use a In my daily
practice and with unbounded success. A. an eHpeoto.
rant u " most certainly far ahead OF any preparation ]
have ever yot known"
d.. Fletcher, OF Missouri, says 81 rooommond your
Baisam in preference to any other medicine for Coughs
and Il gives satisfaction, =
Aliens Lung Baisam u the remedy 10 euro all Lung
and Throat difficulties. tshould be thoroughly tested
before using any other Balsam. twill euro whom all
others fail. Directions company each bottle.
j., N. HARRIS 4 o solo Propra,
Sold by all Druggists. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold az Milwaukee By H.. Bosworth a Sons. Greene a
Button, Rico A Rising, Drake Bros, Dohmon, Schmidt
a ID aud ali M1yaukoa nruVgfsia
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-07-02

From On. t. W. ELLIS, Ga, Ian. G, ls5a.-If
could receive both boxes OF the Gargling OH II will
not DO too much. as l think / could soon hnd sale
for II all. the inquiry being frequent since II is sup
posed that 1 have II for sale.
From Dr. VIZ. 8. MCCALL, Chamois, Mo-, Nov. 0
ls6s.-Your GArgling Oh is taking the shine of
from all the llniments Of the day. II you desired
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