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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-21
WOmAN,s KRAuTY.

Thcre 10 a good deal said about
our beauty, great deal done To
mako 80 beautiful. How? In spiri,2
Not al tl, Tc DO physically beau
;'iu' il ou, G.n,. 80. this we done
TIE cv-tIy bonnet, the dainty boot,
friz ogr hair, paint our faces. To
this end We devote our jivcs, sacri-
ticc health, mind, heart and
strength.
From the cradle We arc taught
that We mus, be beautiful. We are
sba: up in the house, away from
the glad sunlight and pure air, To
protect our faT tompIexIons, dressed
IN corsets and crinoline to Improve
our forms gathered aud shiny hoscd
IN the dead. Of winter, ,bat our feet
may bo pstite and attractive. Our
bro theirs run, laugh loud, whistle,
got tanned wear stout boots and
warm olOths-but We don't--it isn't
"lady.hke." They grow strong IN
the gymnasium or vt the woodpile,
while we crochet, practice the last
''"b' De""'0 WIZ" P'VPr'e'y' A"o
so'"e''"ie' ""A0 o"h'' i"0y 20
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O'u'''' oocause wo nave no'n'ns
W ~ ." ,''o ""' get m"''oo' "ni'e
o"f "'o'"'rs' you SNOW mu'' DC
""Se'S' occ'ore' 'n'n'sOerS' &c
Two or threeo!us make speeches,
but our brothers and tho church
members say that Wa uDsox eur.
solves, that we are trying to bemen,
that we are blasPhemihS God for
making ue women.
Tho majority OF men simire US
for our physlcal beauty alono. and
tho wonder, why We aim ut nothing
else
1 know q young LADY, hVing IN
the v'einlty % T. College VINO has
NJ" s'"''' 'y"N' "','" ''' soS"s
"'e, va "" 81 w." '-S usns'
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-21
LA, Kelly,
Publisher.
$500 A YEKR


the situation .--hh very welt trr
Jon, who R~y be = esrpetLbss sgr-
fCr anything know
Iflwsrs, Is wOuId be more u a.
'ordEBcs with old Virginia po'.a.
assss 70 rssarSiR your personal rs-
marks. On thSeeOtrary, nm the
'uthor Oftho extract , on 20 msrA
admired just now. For fvo or ak
years have bosh striving 10 with
irsW froTn thess heated Io'i,i1s,
contssts, so TO look calmly op bo,.
'ides. / consider tbe sO-eslloG sc's
of VscSustEHetIOh anuiSs; rot on
your account, for yos are wro.g.
headed, obstioate and vIolsnt, snL
deserve ah that has come 70 you IL
the way Of Pusishnsnt,--but On
aceouni Of the entire sosnfTy, for I
ian zee that they viii NOT bring
About the psace and harmony hAl
rro neoesSar, 10 success.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-21

The New York Commercial Ad.
Vertiser, has come TO tho conclusion
"that many coruptmen and corrapt
practices have crept into the RSps
ubllcAn party daring the past few
years" It gives us great
pleasure to record the fact that tho
eyes Of the Commercial Advertisers
editor, like those Of puppy dogs. alter
nine days, are being opened oAia
RrN~NFA
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-21
CAUTION

CAUTION.
1SA.-es eS~~. 1sAsAa ~ ssa'.lsyASSA ~
NIssAaI AsSs - NSaAtPS v q. -. Saehsoo -
- CSssi n ~ esfslds @ePoSr " saeA heeas sna ~
0s u - araois Abaa ~ saaA bSaAA ~ SulsSs ~
Ryase eG gha Hs1asoss, o. 90 PER bOeaAS
90, hnAf aSasn Or Us %.
oSs haff Gspsn FSk ~ 50.
Fhs isaie S ~. ~ n VaAst boaalaA
DsosRsss ~ q b ~, nqe@sFs osNs4s Rs1sStg
- - = s...vysssy i..ss AID = ASAIy r.o.se
B aAsIS. - ; lAts aWVIli.S sis' a :
- - = ~ y svEss = s'y '~s'AS Ps- N1asS
pBTHcIpAL OVvHUM.
a. PRn oMRMAN X1DIuKMI UroRR
- - AA0H sTRBAk rI1sAlAaA
CHAH- II MVAHe,
PHoprieeoe,
VOgAsssv a n. JACKSON q oo
UaeSo nenaSAies are feg sale ~ D~Na.
yASsas seershsspsru, AaA Mseisa@e naaas
~ 0pSrYvshSEOs
T, ~ - : ssE-a-~0@~ ~SnAp~AAN
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-21

JAxUARY.--Us who IL born IN Ihis
month Sill be Iaborious, and y
lover Of good viAs, bat very sub.
icct to in6dsEityi he may too of,or
forget to pay his debts, bat be will
be- complainant, and wi;hAI a sno
singer. The lady born IN thu
month will be q pretty, prudent
housewife; rather melancholy, bu:
very Eood.tsnPersd:
FE3RuART.-Fhe man born th's
month will love money much. bus
the lAdiSs moro; he will be Stipgy ~
home, but prodigal abroad. Tn;
lady will be n human and affection.
ate wife and tender mother.
hARcH.-Tho man born in THE
month will be rather handsome, ! ;
Will be honest and prsdsnt, buI viii
die poor. The lady will be pas
Sionate ehAtts, ;oJ, somewhat given
70 fighting, and In old age too fond
Of the bottle.
4PRIL.-Ths man who has the
misfortune to be born in this month
will be subject 10 maiAdies. He
wilt travel to his advantage, for he
will marry . rich and handsome
hef'ess, who will mAke-Wbat, no
Joubt, you all understand. The
lady will be tallt and stoEt, with
little mouth, little feet, little wit
buta great talksr, and withA. a
great lier.
MAV.-Th0 man born IN this
month will be handsome and RmiAs
bic. lie will make his wills happy.
The lady will be equally blsst in
every rsspOCt.
JuHE.-Tho man will be Of small
stature paSsIonatSly fond OF womSn
and children, but will not bS loved
in return. The lady will be 3 giddy
pcrG Gonago, fond OF coffee; she will
marry at twenty ono, and DO o fo'l
at forty-hvo.
JULI.--The nah will be fair; be
will suffor death for tho wicked wo.
man he loves. The female OF THE
month will be passably handsome.
with sharp nose and sulky temper.
.AuGUsr.-The man will Be ambi..
ious and courageous, but too ap: 10
cheat. He will have several mala.
dies, and two wives. The lady will
be amiable and twice married; bnt
her second husband will cause her
10 regret her fret.
5EIrYMBER.-He that is born 10
this month will be wise, strong and
prudent; but too easy with his wife,
VII will cause him much uneAsiness.
The lady, round.fAced, fair-haired,
witty, discreet, Ghable, and loved ~
her friends.
OcroBER.-The man will have u
handsome face and nUrid complex
ion; he will bo wicked in his youth,
and always ineOnStsnt. HS wilr
promise one thing and do another,
and always rsmSln poor. The lady
will be pretty, little given TO con-
tradictIon, . eoqustttish, and some.
times . little 700 fond Of wine--shn
will give her prefsrOpcs to eau do
vie. She will have three husbands.
who wall die Of grief and shO wall
bOst know Why.
NoVBMBER.-Ths man bora noW
will have y hne face, and be n gay
deceivsr. The lady OF ;hG mosth
will DO large, liberal and full Of
novelty.
DEcEnBsR'-ThS man born n
this month win be good sort OF
person, though pAssiontte. he will
devote himself to the army aud be-
betrayed BY his wife. The lady
will be AmiAble and handsome with
a good voice and VOL proportonsd
body; she will be married tWce,rs-.
main poor, bat continue honest.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-21
Gallery of Art.
w, q. TREsHzE

ASkG the p1blie 10 call and examine his
specimen Photographs, IerroIypss, Am
hroty poe, Gene, Ae., As., which eann0t be
surpASsed anywhere. He has perfected AZ
raagements whereby any one cen DO 90
eon,odated with tho finest Of Oil Paintings
sud Pis.or:s o. & lndiA s ins work; Room, Rooms
Building. csAtsF RHssas N'epRsslsyilis,
oAio.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-21

A very largo natural esrs has bssa
tOusd by party Of nOvsrnnSnS Bur
Vsyen AAsS S~SAW BssisSA EaS-
aE
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-05-21
Mechanics Garman Iou,i

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.ssssSS=$SISS.sss 80 ~SE
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-06
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-06


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u @os fam Dir 0aB nIIsa aliAen
i Gttebtt@ 1ier befkea Ees6ie bpqil
@eipalt l44R hbep tie tii&F btslQe gils
l ie tgeteeN as aud bur, 5el6H men
| ne id 9lnbtatD ~. bfeIfM Sabre mid
4 aH rollttN @tf6lee 9elqttgen ipHtsgl
| Och RRI Gnelatlp 10 polA ~ iilagliG
| foi0e uieiHsin Motb 4. khse IL 0ringel,
| 6er bihsil, s5oefe; fsinei,. sag Muger
| Der iekiQe Seitplntt lit 6ieHeidf Nel
Qiinfttafte. go btel BIZ bebarfif, ifeht
| 0tr itnilser alr DiehofitiOn. -. s.
Sect ba$ NanO Ill berIoiien,. In arr
I6odDerroth. eripie6erte Eriehrih mil
l6on Beaeikeruua erfIinten BIiden;
DaosRau it bis auf eiReu iinbeoeutens
Iben. Naeiii iaieberaebrannt, ale siefe
lIeaperfiinaenaeus 8pletinss enfhnIte1l
inshr Side eIe MHabtbeit, hef Gfh6sue
liz 6ereits aneetretei, mir befinben nnS
| i'm S1opanber, unN lie haben eineu
tueiten, iueiteil g8eei bis CUR Oiina.
BE NufIens nett entfegnt, ben &rfea
anfauaeken. iino bieImehr ,nn Meus
6erfteH esatfdIolIens sab tiest in eas
6eraoatbum g8arf1an einoefaHen. Oie
Dtl6auaeIinie 6er6ransoien tit bebrobt,
born nno3 i'm Sudden engegtiffen mo
6daa allen Ghre6nileit Ses rrfifhsn
Rinters berfaHen4 ipas lwttS bon fbs
men beimtcbren aus 6iefeni aiorrei1eit,
erablerii6en, Snsien J bebrobenben
Seloiu9e? S4pad1e, enttrattetes bon
Der 6alte Serriair,ts nno pom osll NHis
len 9ebebtt Heberrelte -llHo Iest rte D t.
no Die Belt be lgto@e uub Ber9eltut19
bernnnabt, fcatt i9 iitsia getnedtetes,
NIT BEN ni@tsUlrbi sEsu tisberntutbs
planmaBtg 3eritorfes Saterlano sers
lahen! s4.4-se-ss $50 ;54,Sls
Sn tannlt "a aururtegren. meilti es
gtrtliH Stnt &rtset NIT EranlreIf
tonInleli lDate. oemsrrte NIL sEbogfer
unruhe Miter, mas aper 9emtP Mat
Der Eal fein iplre penn no ioaten tDtr1
Die NtIttet 9erHe9nten Sum 4rte9e 9e<
gen etHeIt 10 tiac9ltgen Syctn0, etlleil
Seine, Der MNs gang N 1einer gemalt,
0as 9an3e 2ano uno cue Gefun9en
in ieinem DeGte hot2
! Die M'tten Ge 1ssllel lperoet
it4 Enoenl AselsR eve HIuansr Der
selalageaeH nnDs anLseloitsn Arn'ss
aus Yuelonei anrnGregfea IN DEM
SHabnei I'D bon Menelal sH penn aus :
geto8eren EreuBet 50 ertra1tt9en, nm
IS bon slenem ln fernteoftgen Ene es
paua aus Der Belle bee Ratieasu bsr'
fdbmiuhen an laiIeu, oauu mullen mir
uns srbebsn unb auffebsn ipie Gin
Mann uno fle nit et1erntn, sernlals
neHoen MrIaen eIapfan9enl Oe1est
bon ben 0niheH urio bon nHs afIgegrtfs
fen unb iaieoerssnta9 lberdA, an ies
BEN Srte usb 30 ieOer Sett, iuo fie fd |
seigsn nab aaf's steae eiaattten iDoaen,
nnIh tetn gIHsseer tnraqteafen, per
benz beltiratsn 6ranfreia ersabIenl
fam, oab YreuBent oas gefatDa9te
nnb berni6tete Rreueen, Elm bel bers
Oerbeabrineenberes epanien fur fe |
oenhIi4 aeiamrtens - iebf. iekt poert
'IiemaIs mo. oielsr t,tentmenberfd5Iins
CerA. SS6tberid, ermottet un0 entfyaf<
Ss"Ss T aon.,' Eso4i ' S1snr s.;r ;sst
- .;ht w. .s;asn hos mir nnfsrss orassn |
Hoa!gs gase. S; oana :. o ssSM;ast i w
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-06

80to battle bon allen benz, mas tn
linn R0dte unO tim itd@eIte l1nb bers
ipirrte, bingeriiien unb ben benz BALI
tabIeu, b0l6 GnoRli6en @iserifanAe,
ben fetn fSrifDensantfae fanD, erbiht,
elm iuenig ben &opf berIoren., Gr bere
rietb ieine iIngrlter @ebGnten, Bic oes
heinle lblidt ieinsg ifltmil6en Grans
gems bel Su febr, ais bab Gnoenie
aibt, 0oppeit erf9FnGen nnO aednalfs
lieI oufeefpruneen tpdre Mn0, suruds
mei9en6. bic 6ano ipeIbe Ct feit er.
ietifen bate, 90 befreitn geiudt bate.
I QaHeH Sic mid, Ioffsn Gle mid,
aeben sic iett, Graf 8otc /! sic u1iif !
lea fii5Ien, 6db Gie bic Wornnsfetnno
| iiberfd1teitel, tinter Der i'd ShnetI 70
lfpat ben gintFitt IN ntein Sous Derifnt.
lsa babel Sd ssbiete SbHett du gee
| Sen - f,3k ieisss37s isi4i q z
Qlber Boto lies tire Ganb nid5t
81 fou geben, iett. obne ein berf6b.
Insnoes Bort bon Sbneii, nit benz Bes
ienbtleiM, hab Sbr Born mir foIgt, baf
'ft9 @ie liisudIe iDibeEfehem tuefoe-o
fOrbeTn Gle 0a8 nidt. fcrbern sic BAL
Ini@t bon MIR; @ugenie tx ~
Il aGMgenie fabte, INNER eTf9to6ene'
lDerheHb, matt ber frei eebIiebenen Tin.
ten &omb mad Oef ouf Der NRitte Del
tnnben6i dec liebenben RIinaeI. YOtI
Eaber beiMeftte Die @elueqRA0, nnD
f9nelleF ale iie; rr0rif &c bic 6linae
! un6 fbOb Ne aus Gugeniens @erei&
q fort. .nsislfaI .1e q
Sur nod elm einaiOes Dcrt, Guaeni
j.. .rief co anS. &bGr Diefee @ort Al
fpre&en, belt sr Hi6t Belt.
II lEaftIaAano fOiSt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-06

muSten i'm Gur@fhnitte ntebr sbenu
2OO, 900 6ranSsien idbrlid) non ben
sSiutpobnsrR erndhrt nne cine asFiesss
teuer pplt 81 Wdlionena nufgebraibt
wsrben.s Sm Sabre 1904 jt6inkftsn
lFsben Maaeteo lang Speiz Mrntetn IN
lrer @taEte bon sutanrmen 800 600
Btann, geaer1 chamberlain her 4roSfnl
Brensen pno 1872 aee tuie0eruui res
duiriyeno ipna ni9t bftnhleah bic gauge
crobe fransSfl@e 2trnsee ihard 1ae
SotD uIih 800, geo ARann bliebeu aDos
then lana In Der sfFobin3 l93rsu6enj
ESlIieS aHf,ebren6, sifebeli 6 Die &oifeHJ
EukIhe ojeie aIierbiags am ab6fteiteu
EbetrofieHs ARrpbins iflDen SahseH 1861
-1S13 bat nRfbrineen ssaiibeuy fial
taueiai aHf $50 Miniouea; szbsttdReI
4 p6rnest. Ctes9 eiftnnpen Sbsrs laaoerer
ltftehen eieien isnrs stpsiig ona1s Ore
j. 8Jertel fdmmtlitber 2anegiiteruetieIer
II tn Sebre a810shereits Der srieIgloieI
i Se aNeltration her 2anbf@aft, Ole eIei.
Eneteu 3Gnoft BITE mn1ef tinri Gteit en-
i Aeal9trt phs nblfe iehgt @ripefbsi 81;
1u bt9eul tiloterieIIen GIsahe ran
EbaB naarnlii 8emuttleiu hes @Antnt
| BON 18o6snnA her llntn60liAeeit, ia
ItAgeoen apfsalRbhen; oeRH9ilai5 ben
E$iifter 5rieesR bRrfte Rrthbels, be
ben SrailSpien freag beipodt; nur 40
900 Mkaam &rnppen baltell, Uoh Dtlae
/ LEO iebt az, 600 sunfet BEN 0sRstal 30
& tNOrt iiRineE Gewalt Der 0aaifesA befan
ttehs slnb gAieie9 70 miesete6tretea
, G&einkarin ban aBnrseItt feinef Sra
shoeFRaFtec YreHbsnf Ella bist aIeiResl
II Nnb In iiG serillenerer &tadt ale ga
s1kxp, mallte mem &atnpf dnfaEkute.s a
Rkopl ben mddtigea t0tfl1aeg nao Gl
) legfIAsr @arnpa's q s'SesnG aud B
ri pn9ladlifb esrHfil . 0elOsas bietetb
q aEniee 0efld jIangen, 6eld Gull Dnsltl
b ftmioea ibnt sR sSetcte 0tdnftei
al Stolen NIB eth EheiI 9paaieus,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-06

90 iuiiroe man aud GrauIein bon
Gbebauoun aHGemein berDammen--
i Sic boben enb3 Medt, Graf Roto fieI
1gngenie EN- sfstisEEsslssn ia
slfsb 70, fdbs gotO fori, aIaubts ID,
i Sbnsia iGuIOie 30 fem, 8obmer'6
GenaItitreid niAt 81 buIoen. Oeks
/ BALI fehefi 9ie MID bier. Sd babs
i ai9t ben 8erfu6 genloHt, Inn feiu
4 Dorbnben dus3ureoen, bas mdte bers
gebItA eetuefen, aber i'd BIN ~ Shines
4 eeeiIk Sbnen Aaesta fagen.
Sd banfe Shines tafir, begfehte Gu.
genie, uHo unt 70 I,sebr, Re :peHiggr ID
cine r. ercBe REffbtnebiue esDel
MID bon Sbnen srworten E0nnte
| @oIIen Gle iett ii6ernebmen, nit ben
Serrn Dobmer ;u reben nnb ibm nit.
Sutbeiteu, pebner in 5Irttum is lneal
CT t,0ransfttt, i6 babe mid 40 elmer
Il GompIotte NIT feinet Eodter ipiDel
IL i'm binee9eben; 0ae ibiis Iit0Fgen tuii5
y ren0oee goasea Edgee ylnber aud Yal
an beIIen Gag, GdIob Dafne6Ge Of.
! fen ftebe, nm feline S0eblar ahembolen
@dbrenb Der Matbt nbelf iuijrbfr tngtn
3eufe oeoeu einen GinltruH ailf ibre
9Mt ieiF
b Gewib min idD 0as antwortete so
n ito eifrigs Gle ipiTen GranLein bOl
\ IGhGb0MDMn, bon sueIhem Gifer ID
lbeleeIt bin, 5bnem au biemen !; Diefe
ri Gifer bat lida. 5bneu aeaenh6fr I'll
! 6erIddBhGi, 6ber enc siefe EraufE ID
4 F@ 5M Inn eeleN4w 3D. NserhaItnifI
. einaetreteR iinD, lpeIdle mir ale an
5Iieae MuSEdf fidbnlen, i'm ie 70 be
4 flbdtiaen aH f0uneil, iuie III, ee na5d1f,
/ Bdtnm babe tt nit 10 at0est Gre
euunb bieie weIeGenHest sfgfiTen, .
I lneM fdgeu 81 fOHnels, llis feBs ID 1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-06

su eriperbsn Oser IN 6tefetn aompfs
untersugebeu. sS sissFb% 80 ~
90 bate bon Der aeeiernag MIR. tes
GefdebenIdfens beburft, 70 iperen bttfs
| iuebrIoe 0ur9rtiIsn6sIi riefeh ftnu36ffs
fhen Ndrf@dIIe unb Generate a,tA 90
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25

home than to ship it. II our people deal
with other places, they compel cur mills to
stop, or ship their -four. IL order 10 make
anything in shipping, they must buy their
wheat at low rates. II our people buy their
flour a, home, and give tho proit TO home
millers, the latter are enabled u pay good
prices for wheat, aud 70 offer inducements
Tor farmers to come 10 town. Car mills
make az good -four here as can ge made
anywhere; they warrant 1t to be %; they
agree 10 receive back all that does not
prove 50: and they sell lower at either
wholesale or retail that any who ship -four
into The CO.. W2 are obliged to 4, 10
Camden Or davenport TO buy butter, eggs,
or any other farm produce. This would Tot
be the case. If our people would patronie
their own mills Some Of these hints wi.
prove beneficial TO Rock Island merchants
Now we have good road to Camden, and
il cost US large sum OF money to build it.
Let US get the benefit 0? it. Fit is necess
airy to hape a street railway to Camden, let
our capitalists grade and build it, and there
is no danger but that they will make money
enough for themselves by SO doing.
HoAE INDUSTRY,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25
Nail Routea.

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arriyes a,
4:tO A. NJ. and j:55P NJ. Closesa9l5A.M N.
and $50 p. N.
PORT BYRON MAIL--yia Watertown, Ham.
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordoyn, AZ.
rives At 1858 A. NJ, Closes45O p. NJ.
COAL VALLEY MAtL--(by esrsl daily, Isavel
between and s A. 81, returning at about
?. NJ. Orion and Andover are supplied by
this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arrivu at 1850 A,
M. and sO5 p. NJ. Closes at 6iI0 A. NJ. and
8OuP.M
ALEDo MATL-via Camden Mills, Andaiu-
siA, Edgington Hamlet, PouYtou Aledo, High
Point New Boston, kyilhsburg, 0quapka, TO
OquAWka junction, (basetoHn), leaves daily
between 8 ' A. ", and arrives at $3.50 P. NJ.
Mail MISTER for Pleasant Ridge, HaElitt, Buf-
fslo Prairie, Illinois City, Drufy, Copper
! Creek, and Milcrsburg, goes by this route.
! MONMOUTH MAIL--WA Prsemption, Buez,
! Viola North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
! Rohland Grove q Non mouth, leaves Tues
/ days, Thursdays and Saturdays at IA. NJ,
and arrives Mondays Wednesdays and Fri.
day AZ p, A. Centre Ridge Is supplied
90 Tucsisys by this route
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once a Week. Ar
Fivos Friday evening, a: O'Clock, and leaves
Saturday morning, a. o'clock.
OGcs hours from 7C0 A. NJ. 70 500 ?. ".
~ suudayJ, open from 70 10 Am
NJ d. Osborn, Post Master
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25

MOLINE ITEMS. - Having business ct
Moline, yesterday afternoon we passed few
hours in that lively burgh. A well known
citizen there informed us that should the
talked Of republican paper be started, five
hundred subscribers could be obtained IN a
day. He stated that they we're thoroughly
disgusted with the Rim, and its JGnus.iaced
editor, and wanted a paper of their own con
Quoted by a man they could respect and
support Moline is one of the liyeliest TOW
in the west, and is certainly able to support
u ereditable home newspaper.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25

HARDwARE FRW.-- Elsewhere will be
found the advertisement Of Harper q Co.,
who have the largest stock Of exclusively
hardware goods in the city, aud sell at cor
respondingly low prices. This frm has
carried on business successfully for 40 long
time, that its reputation is fully establish.
ed. We take pleasure in recommending it
to our friends in the country. Mr.. Meals.
ter is in control Of the business. Mr.. John
NoEky, iayorably known to the public for
bis accommodating manners, aud good bust.
ness habits, ia still retained as one Of the
statesmen.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25

WELDEN SPRING WATER-Our friend
John Bengston, au evening or 'wo ago, sent
US up half dozen bottles be famous
water Of Weldon Springs, St. Adams,
Vermont, large stock Of which he always
keeps for sale. We have "gone through" a
bottle or two and We can recommend the
article to invalids generally, and all don't.
feelyery well' people. The curative PRO.
perties Of this great mineral drink ore such
as to obtain for it vide use aud popularity.
Cleansing the very fountains Of the blood,
it cannot fail to benefit the sufferer from any
disease. Tryit.