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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-17

OF Iuel, the r2plQlEY with which Ib does Its
work, uniformity OF its baking and cooking,
and the many cOnveniences combined in it,
all tend to make it, in our judgement, the
best cooking stove in use, and as such, we
would it recommend to the people of Tenn
essee
John Hicks Allen MoClain
james Thomas J. w. mcfarland
Frank Alternately L. d. Pointer
n. H. Yarbrozgh s. b. pillow
q D. WhitlOek Mrs E. Summers
Q. Zones JnS. Benton
VIM Doren A m. DObbins.
Salmon h1 T Gull Dli9r5 5 Poinsr
RObt. Coleman Danl AberAarthy
Robt. Rogers May Broekwsn
]. P MathswsOn B: l. Milan
State of Tennessee,
Henry County
l, James W. Ray, Clerk of the County
Court of said County, do certify that the
gentlemen whose names appear to the above
statement, are all we'll known to me as re-
sponsible, and that confidence can be placed
in any statement they may make.
j. w. RAY, Clerk.
/ certify that the above named gentlemen
are responsible citizens of this county, and
that their statements can be relied upon as
correct. w j. HURT,
Judge Henry Co. Court.
TRENTON, Tenn, Aug. %, 1870.
MesseTs. Culver Bros:
We take pleasure in Recommending your
Farmer Cook Stove to all who are in want
of good article. This stove having no
damper to o5struct the draft, it necessarily
draws well, and no inside plates to burn
out, makes it mole durable and less liable
to injury. Each of US having one in use,
we cheerfully recommend it to our friends
and neighbors
Col L McA1urry Ebenezer Outlay
Needham Moore p Arnold
Robt Rutherford d Phean
VIM Baker J L Wood
Jeptha Dufey Geo Cock
ThOs Lamar p D0set
Elliott H Kinsey
A G Bradford Robt Hunt
Jno Dunlap Robt More
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Gibson County. ], NJ. c. Holmes,
| clerk OF the said County Court, do certify
/ that l am personally acquainted with the
above gentlemen who recommend CulV er
| Brothers Farmer Cooking Stove, and know
the statements made by them to be reliable
and entitled to credit
st NJ. c. HOLMES, Clerk.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-17

certify that the above named gentlemen
are responsible citizens of this county. and
that their statements can be relied upon as
correct. w. j. HURT,
Judge Henry Co. Court.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
EditnriaI Life.

An editors work, like q woman's work Is
never done. The constant recurrence of
the demand necessitates a ontinuous sup.
ply of brain work. Men expee { TO be
amused, edited, instructed, and benefited
in a dozen ways by the productions that
are supposed to emanate from the editorial
sanctum. An infinite variety OF literary
tastes are to be met and provided by one
poor pen. Your jolly man expects to be
amused. Your sentimental subscriber
must be baited with choice tit bits. YouI
matter Of fact man must BIO served with his
substantial articles. Those who enter To
the physical wants of people generally have
a bill OF fare, aud their patrons must be
content with that not 80 the man who
racks his brains for the delectatiOn OF the
public. If a man doesn't happen TO FIND
the columns filled with what IL most palat
able TO him he yawns and pronounees the
newspaper dull. Perhaps he borrows his
neighbors copy, and then berates the jour
nalist as soundly AZ though he were the
most liberal patron.
Precious little sympaty your editor gets
II the o fellow happens to have tb,
toothache, or the blues, or his baby has thu
measles. no one thinks of plying him. Thu
remorseless hours roll around and the wear
pen must never rest till its allotted task i
complete. If a few sheets of manuscript
have accumulated during some happy hour
when the editorial mind happens TO be IN
writing mood, they are soon gobbled III
and gone. The hungry press grasps tn
thoughts with lbs iron hand, filings them Of
TO the public, and clamors for more. You
Washington Irvings, Tennysons and Lon
Island poets publish an occasional prOduC
ton and then rest for months Net 30 wit
your editof-he must write, write, from on
weeks end to another.
And then, too, it dosen't make much dill
ference whether you pay the fellow anythin
or not. He will doubtless manage TO lv
by some hocus-poeus or other and SEN
you a paper free.
1t is only when you have some axe I
grind that the editor is the object Of an!
attention. Perhaps you are q candidat
TOR some honorary position and expect
''heal by setting out" He is to proclaim
you as one Of the most talented, disinteres
ted and lovely characters of the day, an
pre-eminently fitted for the place. Il
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

Doeropitudo Is the natural accompaniment Of old
age, but II may DO amelioratod, aud the period o%fontiro
hslpiossuess long postponed by tho iudioious use Of a
hoaithful sumulant Physicians, fully aware Of this
fact usually rccommond moderate stimulation when
tho strength and vigor ofimaturty have been suspended
By the foobloness an rrostration which arc the inovit-
able results Of declining years. Port wine, gin, BRANDY.
and other liquors are often prescribed by medical mon
for aged persons, but the impulse which fermented and
distilled liquors give 10 the circulation, and the energy
thoy seem TO impart, is tranator, unless the alcoholic
principle Is nodded aud qualified by tho presence Of
medicinal tones and inyigoranta OF all the combiua.
Hons OF dihusive stimuli which tho JUICES OF horba. roots
and barkA that have ever been administered totho aged
Ind inhrm. with tho Wow Of sustaining their waning
strength, cheering their dropping spirits and relieving
tho achos aud mains 10 vhich they are subjected, none
has been found so ehcaciouB, 90 agreeable and perma.
mont In is effects as Hostetter's Stomach Bittera. The
difference between the effect OF tho Bitters and that II
amere e1citant however pure, is the same as between
tho effect ola sudden and in0montary application OF
excessive force to- given purpose, and tue result o. a
it0ady, continuous application Of exactly the requisite
0nonnt Of force TO the sane end Tho mere spirit q
pfvaioAl energy produced by 2 dram land which IL
alIays succeeded by corresponding doprossion) never
ret bench. tied any man or woman suffering from physi'
cal decay a cordial lite Hostettots Biters, at once
soothing and inygorating, Is the remedial agent 70
ouirod.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

short, he is to boost you into position and
then very likely you forget him,
Finally the editor must be a sort Of liter
airy undertaken. He NUT close the career
Of various occurrences by e%mbaiming them
in nice reports. II a second rate speaker
or musician attempts to amuse an audience
he expects 10 see fine things said about il
in the next issue. One horse showmen
would be offended were he to give them
their deserts. Whenever he ventured to
p%artioularize either in regard to person OF
productions he must say nice things. II
he ever scolds he must do IL in such a
themselves.
II people want good editors, amieble
editors and editors that are editors" let
them so conduct themselves touching edit
ors that the title shall cease to be asynonym
for unhappiness.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
No. 2S.

Nervous debility WITH it's gloomy attend.
ants, low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss of semen, spermattorrhoea,
loss Of power, dizzy head, loss of memory,
aud threatened impotence and imhecilty,
dnd a sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeo.
Of the most valuable mild and potent cura-
tiyea, thoy strike at once nj the root OF the
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart yigor and energy, lie
md vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands OF cases. Price IS per pack
ago OF Ave bottles and a large VIA,
in obstinate and old cases, or 81 pei
single box. Sold by all druggists, and sent
by mail ON receipt OF price. Address Hum,
phrey'z Specific H~omeopathic Medicine Com
pany, 562 Broadway, N. Y.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

DR.. Roback, Of Cincinnati, again advertises
gsgement with us. III
In reference to the doctors medicines, We
win say this much in their favor, though We
are not in the habit OF praising patent or 9th
or medicines. Last year we were ailing con
siderably, and feeling inclined to try almost
and, at the same time, some of his pills, aud
we must say we believe we had relief by their
use. Should we again find necessity for med,
icine, we design trying Roback's Pills and
Bitters, and our advice 10 others, with like
necessity. IL t0 do likewise. ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
Oh.
Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup,

For the Cure Of CAnker Salt Rheum, EryaipelAs, sorofu
Ioua Diseases, CutaneOus hrnptons, anu oveV
kind Of Disease arising rom an
u o. impure state Of tho blood.
TAs psost E6sefVs Hood FaTtasr II de SbsdeaHh CaussSv
N Sold by all Medicine DealeTs.
Bold BY dRKERE A BUTTON. Milwaukee,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

The Lowell Hosiery Company which
ives organised last JUNO. wish . capital of
800, 600, is now in full working order.
Tle company is now manufacturing 400
dozen pairs Of hose daily, and cannot sup.
ply it's orders.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

-Louisville has a ghost sensation. 1t
appears in different forms, first as an ele-
plant, having q mans head; the next night
it was a deer, with the same human head;
then a huge black dog, having still the
same human face.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
Why,
Because

After eleven years expert
ence ana Trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands of let
ters (unsolicited) of tho re-
markable cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column of cures by these
medicines.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
THE SOUTHERN FARMER,

IN no MEMPTIISl TENNs ~
50. 90 per annum. IL You want to buy land or ront
lands, % sell stock or mako yourself familiar with the
great Southwest take the Farmer one year, 1000 eii'
o~ulAtion. Address N. N. pHtLIPS "a
B6l Main street, Memphis. Tenn.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
HI
MEDICAL
or THR AGE.

OF TllE AdE.
DIR, KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC
AND NEURALGIA DIssoLvENT.
Reader, you may consider thi sort Of spread eagle
heading, bat / mean ovoy word OF q i have boen
there. Whom your system Is racked WIN
RHEUMATIC
pain, and you cannot even turn yourself In bed, or sittin
In a chair, you must sit and suffer, IN tho morning wish
ing Il was night, and at night wishing II was morning
.I' NEURALGIA,
when every nerve in your being Is like tho sting Of
around your heart, and duYing sou to the very verge oil
tnAdnees' When you have the
sCIATICA,
that ! have Just got through With that most awful
nos heart withering, most strength destroying, mosi
pirtbreakinE and min d-weakeningo Of all diseases that
hp afliot our pOsr human nature When you have TUG
LUAmAG0,
wing and VIithing In agony and pain, uqable TO turn
yourself In bed and every movement val go 70 IouI
Medical Blessing Of tho Age, toll us what ISL
DIRECTIONS 70 UsE-You Will take a tablespoon
full and three spOonfuls Of water three times y day, aud
In a few days every particle Of rheumatic aud neuralgia
pain will be dissolved and pass OIL by the kidneys.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
Roxbury, 1Inss,
wHoLEsALE AGENTS Fuller, Finch 4 Fuller, lord
a Smith, u. n. Dryer A Co, BurnhAms A Van setback
HuTlburt4 EdsalI, Iolman 4 KIM, chieag9i Or sou 4
Seh@idt, Milwaukee: MoCulioch 4 MeCord, Lacrosse
Noyes BroA, St Paul; Collins Bros, n. Y Wotlel
Meyers Bros, 81 Louis Moore a Tarbet' zunksrman a
retail by ali druggists. Price sl.n
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

AaENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all tho effects OF youth
ful indIserotsn, will, for tho sake Of suffering humanity,
send free 70 all who need H. tho receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy BY which no was cured
sufferers wishing 10 profit by tho advertisers experience
by addressing, IN perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. a Cedar street, New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

THE assets OF the Washington Life are Of
the most solid chAracter-Oash, Government
Securities, Real Estate Securities.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

Private medical aid. Read DR.. whittier'i
advertisement.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04


"A JEw MURDERS HIS Son PoR MARRYING
A CHRIsr1AE.-Five Jews, named Moses
Schneider. Mayer Brecher, Abraham Moses
Schneider, Joseph Landau, and Moses
Teldmann have just been tried for the MUIR
der of Abraham Tsldmann, son Of the lat
ter, at Tarnapol, in Galieia. II appears
that the deceased had made an offer of
marriage TO a Christian girl, and that she
bad accepted HIM on his promising to be-
come a Christian also, Having heard Of
this promise the accused men assembled
in the house of Moses Teldmann, and
warmly upbraided young Teldman fer his
apostaey. The latter, however, remained
obstinate, and during the alteration the
father threw a sling rope around his neck
and pulled at it, assisted by the other men.
nntiI his son was strangled The case was
clearly proved against the defendants.
Moses Teldmann and Mayer Brecher were
sentenced TO be hanged, and the Other
three 10 ten years imprisonment with hard
labor.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

Wed not vish TO inform you, reader, that ID; Won
derful, or any other man, has discovered n remedy tina
cures Consumption, when the lungs are half consumed,
In short, will cure all diseases whether OF mind, body or
estate. make men live forever, and leave death TO play
for want Of work, aud Is dosigned OmAke our sublunap
sphere a bliasful paradise, 10 which Heaven itself shah
be but aside show. You have hoard enough OF that
Kind Of hunbpgoD, and We do not wonder that 700 have
by this time become Disguised with H. But when |
e,Is1s ifogf cases u oatarh I only assert that which
thousands can testify 10. ~ II and you will be con.
yineed. will pay 800 REwARD for a case Of Catarrh
that | cannot cure.
For sale by most Everywhere.
PnICE ONLY 90 CENTS. Seat bH MIDI psa PAIL Tor
SiEiy Cafs -Four Packages for s2OO or Dozen for
SbU Sell two cent stamp for DIR. Sago's pamphlet
on OatArrh. Address the Proprietor,
BUFFALo, N. ".
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
COUGH! COUGH!! COUGH /!
gHUN WORTHLESS NOS FRuMs.
USE THAT wHIoH is GOOD.
try FIRST

IN EsNOb
A LLRNs LUNG BALsAMs
.UNG BALsAM ALLENsl
N BALSAM CALLENs)
lie the most successful remedy for Consumption.
UNvERYBopY UFFRRING from Pulmonary
Complaints should use ALIENS LUNa BALsAM
NIoTIcE, ALIENS LUNG PALsAM
p cures when other remedies fail
SHOULD YOU BE TROUBLED
with lang difficulty, use
.UNG BALsAM tALLEN'sl o
UTsE ALIENS LUNG BALs4M
w for all Pulmonary Affections
RJEyER DEsPAIR OF A CURE
till you have tried ALLRS's LUNG bALsAh.
rREAT SUCCESS HAS ATTENDED
XLLES's LUNG BALsAM.
OF ooNsUMPTIoNl
5 Aliens Lung Balsam is confidently recommended
a RE You troubled With AsTIMAf
Art AIIEN's LUNp BLsAM will relieve you
UEG BALsAM tALLEN,sl
contains no Opium In any OF its forms
STOP THAT ooUqHl u, .m AIT,
A LLENsL LUNG BALsAM
Directions accompany each bottle
RWoTHKRs should keep
NN A1LKN's Luso BAIsAM
at hand for use In case OF Group
Sold by All Medicine Dealers.
Rold al milwaukee, by n BoswoWra q SONS, GReENE
&BUTToN, RICE a hisIsa, DPAHE BnoAi DoHMES,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

The following list of Western patents
were issued from the United States Patent
Office; for the week ending January 18th,
1870, as reported by Farwell, Ellsworth q
Co., Solicitors and Councillors in Patent
Causes. 162 Lake street. Chicago:
ILLINOIS.
Gate. Isaac @. Bennett, Clinton.
Car Prake-JOs O,mstead, Knoxville.
Steam Culinary Apparatus O. ]. Paine,
Leather ohsnneiiug and Folding Tool
Bailey q Bratton, Marseilles.
b~cafJld-Geo. w. Baker, Lincoln.
Road ScrapJr-. Jas. Howland, ROckfalls.
Cultivator-Benj; 3. Hyers, Pekin.
Grain Oleaner-Chae. Jones' De Soto.
Flood 0ato-John J. Kimball, Naperville.
Fly Trap-Michael Little, Ashley.
Farmers BUiler-Allen N Merrill, Batavia.
Runner Attachment for Carriages-J. W.
Moore, Watooks. r.rMn
Self Cleaning Filter for Hydrants-Raible,
Refs a Ritter, chicago. laf
Fastening side Boards 70 Grain Wagons
George Seitzinger, Seneca.
Lime Kiin--E. Shelly, Alton.
Clothes Sprinkler-T. Rice Smith and Jas.
Mitchell, Jacksonville.
INDIANA
Washing Maehine-Bullor & Birdsall, South
Bend.
Clothes washer-J. X. Drgdaie, White
water.
Clothes washor-J. X. Dugdsle, White
water.
Tsnning and slufhng Leather-W. b, Brit
tiugham, lafayette.
Water ElevGtor-Matthew d. Gray, Terre
Haute. Hr .r . .
Road Scraper-Robert Hamilton, Franklin.
Clod F~ender-Daniel o. Moore and +. Reid,
Everton.
IOWA.
Rake-Jerome French. Independence.
Harvester Dropper-Wiliam @. -Beels, In
dependence.
Harvester Dropper William @. Beels, To-
Dependence. .a
Turbine wator.w heel-Hugh Boyle. Wa
terloO. --
Screw Driyer-David Drummond, Mo.
Oregon,
Batter Bxcavator-N. J. Eaton, Montana.
Key-Hole 0uard-John l.. Russell, Prairie
City.
Skipping Ropes. Park Coon, Milwaukee.
MtNNEsoTA.
Chimney Cleaner George B.. Knapp, WI
mona.
Railroad Car window-Georgs s. Knapp,
WinOna.
Louisville has a ghost sensation. II
appears in different forms, first as an ele-
| ~ - -.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

A RELmF to anxiety is . policy in the Wash
ington Life.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
All Abouta watch.

A writer in the New York EVsning Nail
gives the following advice as TO the care of
u watch:
"a watch is a most delicate machine,
and a very little thing is enough 10 damage
It's system aud make II 60 too fast or too
slow, or to arrest the motion Of its wheels,
aud it is just that very little thing that you
don't take any notice OF. Show me your
watch and I'll tell you what are the habits
of its owner. A person of irregular habits
will spoil the best watch in the world.
Careless and inexact people will always
have watches that go fast or slow-or that
80 both too fast aud too slow by turns. If
you can't be steady and regular in your
habits you need not expect TO have watch
that you can rely on, All the best watch
makers in the world will be unable 10 give
your watch that regularity which is lacking
III yourself, and which you cannot therefore
preserve in your watch, and which you
destroy as fast as the watch is regulated.
For o watch should by wound up every
day at the same hour; and as soon as pos.
sible in the morning. And the best occa-
sion for doing this is when the minute hand
marks seven or ten minutes after the hour
hand has marked the hour.
The operation of winding up q watch
should never be performed caIelessly or
roughly, but, ON the contrary, with great
precaution, especially at the moment when
you give the ANAL turn tn the key. Then
you should gently moderate the movement
80 AS not to wind the watch up too tight.
You should always take good care to
fit the key perfectly into the key-hole be-
fore commencing.
It is not a good plan TO carry the key
about with you unless it is kept in a case
and never carry IL loose in your pocket, as
it il liable to get dust into il, which you
will introduce into the watch, from time 10
time, in winding it up, to its great detriment.
Never, under any circumstances but
those OF extreme necessity, open the inte-
rior compartment-that which contains the
machinery of the watch.
In winding up the watch, the hand
which holds il should remain perfectly
steady and without motion.
The hands may be advanced or set back,
when necessary, without any harm being
done TO the watch, although contrary &c
the popular notion ON the subject.
The difference Of temperature, or the
habit which some have of carrying tbs
watch about the person for a period, anG
again leaving it motionless for a greaI
length of time on some piece of furniture
may cause q slight irregularity in the move
ments of the best watch. Whether thu
hands are advanced or set back, we should
never touch the regulator, as long as thu
defect is trifing.
The crystal case of the watch SHOULD
never be opened except by the matchmaker
BY keeping these rules in mind and puttinI
them in practice, people would have les
trouble with their watches and far les
need of the services of a matchmaker.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
NEW YORK METHODIST

Publishes Sermons, a Serial Story for tho Family, a now
Cmldren's Story every week, Chats with tho Little Folks,
Editorials by the best Methodist ,writors and others,
Foreign and Domestic Correspondence, full Depart
monts Of Roligious and Secular Mediterranean short
whatever goes 70 make a complete Family Paper. Price,
42bO a year. Liberal premiums To oansAssers Yearly
subscriptions commence At any time. For specimen,
TTHHEN@fETrHaoobfisST, ia Nassau st., New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER

ALLC0CK'S POROUS PLASTER
Possesses peculiar qualities as an equalizer Of the circu.
lation aud rs a support sort Of extra kin-in all mus
cular and nervous pains, whether Of the side, hoad.
kidneys, or back and In seiAtica they should be applied
atonoo. They arc now widely usedi in hospitals. both In
America and Europe, and approved by all physicians.
They give immediate relief in LumbAgo,As we'll AZ In
pains of the side and back. whsthsr they proceed from
weakness, fatigue, or other causes.
Seaside House, Rockaway Beach, Sept /, Isa
Messrs, ALLoooE A Co, Sing Sing;
G~RNTLEMES-Your Plastorshaye wonderful qualities
and every traveller should have them by him. My gues =
give great accounts OF thoir efficacy. Some cured Of
coughs, some Of rheumatic pains; ZONE Of severe pairs
In tho breast, side and back. In soiatioa aud kidney
affections their application Is equally successful. !
myself was attacked with a severe pain in my left NJ >
ney. I was 10 agony for twenty.four hours. AZ Length
| applied one Of your Plasters. The pain soon began / ,
abate, and in tho course ola fow hours was entiroly
removed. send you this that you may publish II II you
think we'll am yours, A. d.. FAILING,
Proprietor Of the Seaside House
NEW YoRK, August 10, 1862.
THOMAS ALLoocK A Co, Sing Sing
For years have SUI erod from inflammation Of tho
kidneys, my physicians gave mo but little relief, and Z.
moved about like an old man, bent down by years OF
suffering. At length yeur Porous Plasters were recon
mended TO me. I~applied one to each kidney, and the
relief was immediate l wore them for thirty days, when
my back and kidneys wero perfectly well and / was
once more able to walk erect l think the half OF the
virtues ofyour Pastors yet remain TO be told, but should
any one wish 70 hear thereof. i shall be pleased TO tell
Of my experience. | am yours, respectfully,
THOMAS NJ. JACKSON,
25 Fast Thirty second street
BRlNDRETn HOUSE; vo,v
Sold by all Druggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04

THY IT.-Mrs. Whiteomb desires all to try
her Syrup; II Ia the great ohildten's soothing
remedy, and sold at the low price OF 20 cents.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
Why

Are DIR. Roback's Bloc,
Purifier and Blood Pills
the best remedies taken to
gether for the cure Of all
diseases of the blood
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-02-04
S3prtinl llolters.

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