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GET THE BEST.

and have got them, CLOTHES WRiNGEHS / mean.
am also agent for DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER,
that hot only knocks the spots OF of any Washing Ma
chine ever made, but the dirt out of the Clothes.
sAgent, am also. for more.Ligh Gas it burns
that Kerosene oil. For sale at j Il. WADlIN'S for 40
cts. per gallon.
l have for sale the Tubular Lantern that gives the
best light will not smoke, nor blow out and is the best
that has been got up.
| have got one more thins, that The world has
ever been crazy for, new COFFEE SLEEPER, simple
in form gives You n! the strength y0u get the
coffee pours out clear, pours good stream and is easy
to be kept clean.
l am also agent TO run the Shebang, and turn the
crank where oil these things may be found anything,
else that turns up nmy line, ut prices SO LOW tia
1t astonishes every other man.
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BY TIE GOVERNOR,
A NATION.
FOR A DAY Or
PUBLIC THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE.
THURSDAY, November 18th

The President OF the United States having
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SAVE THE CHILDREN

Multitues of them suffer- linger and die because of
rln-W orms The only eiectual remedy these most
troublesome and dangerous of all worms in children or
adults, Is found in DR.. GOULDS PIN-WORM SYRUP
Purely vegetable safe and certain. valuable catharic
! and beneficial to health. gro g. GOODWIN h 20
Boston, and all druggists. "
6m1t
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-11-11

This is the best WOOD COOK STOVE chat has eve
been made. 1t Will do more cooking, ratc heat
last Longer and take less fuel than any other rvr
in the Market These are not SAY socs only for
will warrant it to do so,
also have the best COAL. COOKING STOVE n,
fire was ever put into
The union Democrat., 1869-08-21
THE OPENING OF THE CANAL


The Inauguration is understood to be
postponed from October to November,
but the day Is not definitely fixed. The
Ata-ltalia Railway Company, however,
has already announced thet terms on which
it will be prepared to convey excursionists
to assist at the opening ceremony, and
visit, at the same time Upper and Cen.
trail Italy. 1t may be useful to lay these
betimes before you, for such of your
readers as may be projecting a voyage to
Europe in the fall The price of return
ticket from Paris to Suez, including
twenty days board, will be |, 200 francs.
The ticket will be composed of two cou-
pons, one for the railway journey the
other for the sea voyage The railway
coupon is good for three months, and will
admit travellers to start from Suza, with
the right of visiting Turin, Milan, Venice,
Bologna, Florence, Rimini, Ancona,
Brindisi, Foggia, Caserta Naples, Pom
pell, Castellamara, Alexandria and Ge-
noa, either before or after the opening of
the Canal. The sea coupon will take
travellers from Brindisi to Suez, and per-
NIT of their visiting all points of interest
on the Canalduring twenty days Sleep
ing accommodation on board, with good
table and wines, which certainly appears
moderate. The steamers employed will
be those ofthe well-known Company of
Danovaro, of Naples, The owners of the
Nesurio and Capri The excursion seems
to be very inviting, and to promise much
interest and pleasure. l ought to have
mentioned above that another object at
tributed to the Viceroy's visit here is the
formation of a French foreign Legion, TO
be placed in garrison at Suez and Ismail,
with special mission to guard the Canal
and the lsthmuS
l need scarcely say anything about the
Franco o-American cable. Before these
lines reach you it will probably have
spoken for itself. BY to-day's news all
was well, and the new line between
France and America is all but laid.
w. I.
The union Democrat., 1869-08-21
"A Terrible ARRAY.

A dispatch from Rock Island mentions
q terrible affray that occurred on tho
steamer Dubuque, resulting in the killing of
six men and the wounding badly of several
others. About one hundred ond twenty five
raftsmen came aboard the boat at Davenport.
One attempted to pass the negro guard at the
gangway placed there to prevent deck pas
sengers from entering the cabin. The negro
refused to allow him to pass, whereupon
the rattsmen made general attack on the
crew, stabbing five negroes and throwing
their bodies, into the river. One raftsman
was also killed. At Hamilton, the raftsmen
drove the remainder of the crew ashore, and
then commanded the Captain to proceed up
the river, threatening to burn the boat. The
Captain managed to telegraph the Sheriff OF
Rock Island, who Immediately chartered q
special train and left with large force we'll
armed, overlook the boat at Clinton. and
brought her back to Rock Island. Forty
two raftsmen were arrested and lodged in
Jail, which is guarded by strong force of
police. The city is full of raftsmen, but an
extra force OF police is employed, and it is
thought there will be no disturbance.
The union Democrat., 1869-08-21
BABY.-The Elko Independent has the


following:
Thursday morning, happening, at the pas
senger depot shortly after the arrival of the
Eastern train We saw quite q crowd of men
gathered about one of the car windows. We
stopped to see what was attracting the atten-
ton of the boys and saw baby-a laughing,
blue-eyed, chubby little fellow-who was en-
ioying the fun of being looked at. Big.
hard looking men were chuching the little
fellow under the chin and smiling all over
their faces as they commented on the dimples
in his cheeks, the blue of his eyes. and what
a finely formed head he had We stood III
the crowd some time, admiring the little
beauty, and could not help noticing that not
a coarse word was spoken, not single oath
uttered. There was something in the pure
presence of that little face that drove the bad
from mems hearts, while gentle thoughts
rnd holy emotions took possession of their
minds. We would give more for the intlu-
ence of that little child than We would for all
the strong g-minded women that ever lectured
or aspired to gain the ballot
The union Democrat., 1869-08-21
FATAL AFFRAY AT BRYAN, WYoAIN6.-Ths
Utah Reporter, of July 22d, saws:

By private letter received from Bryan,
bearing date of the Goth, We learn that stab
bing atfray took place in that town, the day
before, by which German, commonly called
Dutch Henry" a section hand on the Union
Pacific Railroad, came to his death. 1t ap-
pears that the deceased in company with
several acquaintances. had been drinking
pretty freely early in the morning in
saloon near the depot, and through some
means a quarrel sprang up. As usual, hard
words were first exchanged and then came
the encounter. The deceased was stabbed by
his opponent the Knife entering his body
just above the heart, severing the main artery
and producing instantaneous death. The
was Immediately arrested, and
was, in the afternoon, taken by the Sheriff
Of the town to South Pass, to await trial
The union Democrat., 1869-08-21

BErTER.-A beautiful form is better than
beautiful face; beautiful behavior is be =
ter than beautiful form-it is the finest Of
fine arts.
The union Democrat., 1869-08-21

THE New :BAoK-oAMMoN-,The Cr&ian
bend.
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OsT-A GARNET STUD-THE LETTER N. Is
engraved on the back Of i suitable reward viii be
paid for its return 10 this Office.
II OsT-ON THE 10Th INST, A BLACK AND TAN
- TERklER DOG. Said dog Is about l6 months old and
answers 70 the name of Major To any who viii return
him to 3l5 Apollo street. Of Dollars will p.id
THOMAS ASKEW.
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-Unicn Hank OF E.ossseIana.-Nsu Or
stns June ~ 9oSln Accordance and Of
ae act entitled An act 20 establish general Of Free
Banning In the State Of Louisiana
nstce hereby given to the holders Of tho circulating
Of this Bank dry audited under the provisions to
present the at the Banking House. the once Of the
State Auditor for the OF redemption within
Md purpose win ba reclaimed.
GEO. A FRERET. Cashier
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-Hank Of New Orleans. New Orleans.
June M lSC8-In accordance with sections IS Of tie
kt entitled act To establish general system Free
Banking in the Ste Of Louisianar approved IS
1850 notice hereby given TO the holders circulating
note Of this Bank duly audited under the provisions Of sad
Ac 70 present the the Banking House. or at the
Once OF the State Auditor for the purpose Of redemption
1 said Bank for said purposes wiz be reclaimed
N. AU6UStIN, Cashier.
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BOARDING.

POABDING-ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
~ with Be- ard No. 23 Camp street, second door from St.
Joseph. Day bosTders also accommodated
E1RsT GLASS BOA X DINQ-ONE OR TWO
genteel families xho desire Q comfortable
living in esssnt part Of The city gh be suited
cation lol Camp door Il
opposite 81 PstIicss Church few day bosrders
be accommodated The rooms LARGE airy and well fur
nished. and TIE table unsurpassed this city.
ID OOMs, OR ROOMS AND ROARD.
~ Can be obtained at IS Bourbon street.
ROARDING-ELEGAET FURNISHED APART.
~ ments 10 rent with excellent board and the
psror The situation is Of the desirable the city,
Apply at lag st. Joseph street.
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VARIETIES THEATER.
PRODUCTION OF ANOTHER SENSATION.
Alter weeks of careful prepason. win be presented on
Monday, March 18th. 1850.
And Every Evening During the Week John Brouehau,s
Great Sensational Play, entitled the
LOTTERY OF LIFE!
With and Appropriate Scenery Peculiar Mechanical
Appliances, and distribution Of characters involving the
following favorite Artists:
W. r. FLOYD. yINING BOWERS.
W. l.. sHFRIDAN, w. J. STANTON
H. W. MITCHELL Miss ISABELLE FRFEWAN AAN'
Mrs. PRESTON, Miss GEORGIE DICKSON
Mrs. POST and Mile THERESA
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OFFICE OF THE COMMIssI0NERs
OR The
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS. 18th February, ls69
By virtue Of the thryseventh section act OF the
Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana entitled An Act 10
Consolidate the City Of New Orleans and 10 provide for
Government and Administration Of its Aasr approved
the sd February 1852 The Mayor Controller Urea
and the Chairman of Finance Committees two
Boards Of the Common Council shall Commission.
to be called the Commissioners Of the Consolidated Of
New oieans and they shah power Bonds
city Of New Orleans having than forty years run
With interest," payable at such place may be be-
tween said Commissioners end the parties whom the Bonds
issued in coupons In exchange for any bonds
obligations debts Of the old corporation
inequalities whether matured not. Bonds
and apply the payment the msured debts
Of the old corporation Of the Municipatss TO no
other purpossn
Sealed Proposals viii be asKths once frsm ,hls
date to the 18th Of March, 1862 u H. for the pur
chase Of ALL much thereof win be necessary 20 pav
sIxrY-IHREE THOUSAND DOLLARS Of Bonds issued
By Municipality No 2to the City Bank nau-cd since LIST
December 1858, Of series Of EIGHTY BONDS Of the city
Of New Orleans for the Of One Dollars EACH
saBonds to be dated the FIRST Of March, ls6 payable I'm
t-sntyhree years at the oce Of city treasurer with
Interest Coupons attached thereto rate Of ak per can
tum per snnum payable In the city Of New York
Proposals TO be Endorsed Bd for the Purchase OF Bondsp
and sddresssdto %. Delays. secretary"
The Commissioners The right Of rejecting any snd
all bdx
o. DE BUYS. Secretary.
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hotels AND RESTAURANTS

CT. CLOUD HOTEL.-Ths new and commodious
~ house, located Of Broadway Forty-second
Streets advantages All other for the
accommodation of It's guests. IL built expressly or
hrsteass Family Boarding House-the being large
ana suit, heated by with hot and
furnished second while the culinary in
table
UDe Of Atwoods Patent Elevators Is also smong the
modern improvements and the guests at all
hours. -
Toe Broadway and University Placs cars pass the
door every fourmiButes. running ON the City Hall
10 Central Para, while the Sxtn and Seventh Avenue
lines are but short block on either side
Rhordng ample iac titles for nicatBg with all the
Depots Steamboat landings places Bust
ness Of the great metropolis.
MORE 4 HoLLEY,
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LOTTERIES.
II OUIsIANA STATE
LOTTERY COMPANY,
Incorporated August Ia. 1898.
CHAs. T. HOWARD. .PREsIpENT.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
CLASS a.
TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON SATURDAY,
MARCH q, 1853.


oSsOOO 600 Prizes.
PIE .. 90 ~ s...... $4,000
P-e % $500 rs .....s.......-. zoW
p.s.e % sapSW lO,oW
prize Of 5000 2ONM
j prize Of IS U00J ~
80 prizes Of 81. 900 yOOoO
~ prizes Of $500 are 5000
lou prizes Of $40 yD,ODl
opriEes Of 500 $1,000
ARTICULATION PRIZES:
approximation prsss Of e400 each for the nine 70
naming units Of the Of the number
drawing the $50 900 prize 80. $500
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the 70
manning units Of the same ten Of the numbsr
drawing the S2o, 0O prize .......... 200
approximation prizes Of $500 each Tor the nine 70
naming units Of the ten Of the numbsr
~ drawing the $40 600 prise .............. $500
70 approximation prizes Of 500 ssch for the nine
naming units Of the same tan Of the number
drawing tho 5000 prise are................... 360
go Drives Amounting to.... 700
Whole Tickets sl2 Halves, So Quarters So Eighth 81 so
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES
The nine remaining units Of the the numbers
drawing the first full prizes entitled to the So
prizes For example iftcket IL 2f6
the sOlW prize those tickets numbered IL 2 IL $40 24a
IL "a IL 2s5 II 247, IL PAS II 25 will each b.
entitled 10 $500 II ticket the SOS 900 prize
those ckes numbered 232 2 2 235 s. 257 Z38 $50 and
go will each be entitled $500 ticket draws the
So oO prize thote tickets numbered 443 4ff AS
$40 ~ AS and 449 will each be entitled SOU and
riding to above scheme.
Prizes payable in full without deduction.
Orders for tickets 10 be addressed to
CHAs. T HOWARD, President.
bocs BOZ 692 Post Once. New Orlssns
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DEAN, JR..
AUCTIoNEER,
Once and Salesroon-l73 Gravisr strssk
Near CArondeet New OneAns
Liberal advances made on consgnments Auction safes az
Furniture Csgoe Produce Real Estate every descrp
ton Of Merchandise promptly attended to.
Regular Bale Dsys-Mondsyh Wednesdays Fridays and
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

"a mu auaua..H.. st.t.a.... ., DE hume
Dor o..oIesuun ..j'.a. .u1 raa operators
employed I'm tHg United 5.tIrs has mover
boon .unil-h.l u.U e ..f ..l.r.I's known
,..u AMONG Colo. ..U.=. According 90
glIeiul information. which $50 l.1a takan
some min5 lu gather tho total number of
telegraph Offices now Gily transmitting
messages il ms iollows Western Union
Brokers' line Offices, GlJ; total number of
pnblic offices i'm the United States. I,Oli.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

again rever,irg o., |teiI ssigc. "Ho viii
be here ut six o'cIOrk, and see 10 is six al
ready
Even as he spoke, the clock ON the man
tel-piece commenced strikug the appointed
hour, and ut that instant heavy footsteps
rssounded in the hall, approaching Tho Ii
bpry.
'ft Is heg I" cried the doctor, also arising.
As the last stroke of the hour %rcsoundcd,
The door leading from the hall ngaiu
opened.
One long aud hol.acd glance cast the
banker and his wife in that direction, Wad
then she fell heavily o. Che floor.
Her senses had left her. IH' "NoEo we
publish az n specimen Ch9N'.I. but tho
continuation of this story win be found
only in the N. v. Lo1grr AK for llo
number dated December lth, which can uc
had ut any news Office or bookstore. IL sou
are not within reach of 90 Hcn Office. you
can have the Ledger mailed to yor tor one
year be sending three dollars lo Robert
Bonner. publisher, 1872 William street New
York. The Ledger p1ys more ioJ ori-
ginal contributions than amy other
periodical in The world. IL VIII publish
none but the very, very hest. It's
moral tone is the pur.sj audi f.t circulation
the largest. Every body vino tnsDs ID rs
happier for having &c. Leon LrHia. Mrs
Harriet Lewis, Mrs. Southwor.b, ,,r. Cobb,
Professor Peck, Mary Kyle DlllW, Fanny
Fern and Miss Dupuy viii write only for
the Ledger hereafter.
MIR. Bonner, like other loading rIu' be
ors, might issue three or five papers aud
magazines; hut no prefers 90 concentrate
all his energies upon one, and iu tlfl VHy
TO make IL Che host. Ono DHXier SIS worth
more han three oF five ordinary horre7
ono science ouIyulu al. .UrIue Ht
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
A RemarkabIe Case.

MDsars. BuHsErr n Cot
hy daughter has been afflicted with neuralgia In
Der head for three years. She has used during that
time many powerful applications. These, with the
Intense heat caused by the pains. burned her hair
20 badly that In October, 1861. II all came OF.
She was induced 10 try your Cacoaine, and the re-
sult was astonishing. She had not used half the
contents Of n bottle before her head was covered
with q nuo young hair. In four months the hair
has GROWN several inches In length, very thick, Huna.
aud nue, and Of a darker color thai formerly.
With respect, WA. s. ErbN
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

Lnazrn nrnntrrN CO..

IUHTUU UUUNTTT y V0'i-
GelYcusn,-Nour Cocaine II tho only dressing
for the hair used in my family for tho last eight
,c1rs. II stopped my Wife's hair from coming out
aud increased its growth.
1 am also under obligations 10 this Same Cocoaino
tr saving my own hair, which was very fast coming
Out previous to using this valuable preparation.
Npty truly yUurl, J. q. MITCHELL,
Grocer, Bangor, Me.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

CnhprED HANDS, FACE, BoUuH SKIN, Pm
ruEs, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, and al other
cutaueous affections cured, and tho ska
made soft aud smooth, by using the JMlytr
Tar Soap, made by CASWEbL, HAZARD
Co., New York. is more convenient nua
easily applied than other femedica, avoiding
the trouble Of tho greasy ~comnnunds now in
rse. Sold bv all druggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03

THE SECREr or BEAUTY lies m the use Of
liagan's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
ROughness, Redness, Blotches, Snnburn,
Freckles and Tau disappear where it Is APP
piled, and a beautiful Complexion Of pure,
satin-like texture lie obtained. Tho plainCst
features are made to glow with llcalthful
Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia BALM " the
thing that produces these effects, and any
Lady can secure IL for 75 cents at Any OF our
stores.
To preserved aud dioss the Hair, use Lyons
KatlairOn.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
DE-. WishartG Medicines
] 5000. ! Il..s s l 5s:s sas.si Hss a. SSi.

M0''' IbH tiCIiNIpH GOLDEN R%6AiEDIKs
'"' liz RiuUAIpS GOLDEN BAfHAhi No. ],
Will cure Syphils la 10 pnmtY np1 gooond.Ly stasos'
lneh pg Old InrHr4. liberated uru Y hrOntt sore tyeA.
skin Kmuhons and Soreness ottne hoalp, Graduating
disansBa aud mercury thorough.
'U ma RIgIIAtpS GUlBEN BAlNAM NO.
will rurs mo third stages Syphhitc aud Merourial
Rheumatism, OTTO, aud J dolly those Nho suhof from
Oils medicine, Which does not prevent tho patients
ptt,eofe ithef No. orr fh per bottle, ortWu hnttlea fN
Or IOHAUH GOLDEN ~ANIlDolE,
A aafe and radical cure for donoUheat dTaVel, ana NJ
Urinary nerangomout7, accompanied "lth iuh difec
tiong, WTTTEssaa{Y9.aa q 39SY1f..1nfN 'FEIgi %Sik' bfPh1Vui01IR
A radical onro Cor aouora Debility IN oi or young,
,nnalffnv energy 20 those who have Tod u life OF hensu
silv. pree. M per bottle, or two bottles B9.
On receipt Of pngo, by mail or h'p5ess, thess rome
MAID to ali neutrality-suspicious. None genuine without the
name oil RIOhAU'S GOLphN REMEDIES. Il.
Tu sole proprietor blown Ia sass OF
No. a8 Variok st., New York.
Once hours from "a. NJ. To 9F, NJ uiraulArs sent
Correspondents answered. iebsN
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
Loss of Hair.

Messrs, JusErH BURNETT 4 co. -
For many months my hair has been falling on. un.
On was fearful Of losing II entirely. The skin upon
my head bocame gradually more and more infiamed.
] commenced the use Of your Cocoaino the last
week In June. Tho first application allayed the
itching and irritation; In three or four days the red
ness and tenderness disappeared, the hair ceased to
fall, aud J have now a thick growth Of new bair.
Yours, very truly, SUSAN X. POPE.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
Hair-Drassinp.

Frank Lesiis's Tuusirdted Neuspdpsrt
and Magazines.
NV YoRK, scptembe "a, 1900.
}. BURNETT. ESQ. -
Dear Sir,-For some time past I have been using
your Cocaine, aud think II far preferable 10 any.
thing I have over used for the hair.
my Endorsement IA Of value, you arc perfectly
AZ liberty TO use II. Respectfully yours.
FRANK LESLIE.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
THE GREATEST
M EHBGAL BILE SS5NG
Oh Tl!E ACE
BsHl. EEtEEnN'S RHEUMATIC
AND NEURALGIA DIssOLyEEG

Oh Tlit AGE
u1l. EgEEEnN's RHEUMATIC
And NEURALGIA I)IsSDLyENg
Nralo.y lf may o11l,lcr TINS q sort Of ryr-,i gagie
.sadtIg, 600. 2 uttu uyUty word ~ ~. nave hr"n
tr,r0. Wtsu your lyttem Ia raokcd with
RHEUMATIC
main. aud ypi cannot even turn yourself 10 bed, YT bit
tug tn Is chair, You mast sit aud suffer, in the rpntutrE
,.lan.lrit Was n'ght, aud At night wishing Il wa mo'n
ipR; Whon you have
NEURALGIA,
vhoa oyo,y nerve In yonr being ia lie tho sting OF p
WnHp, circulating tho most yenomous and hot rou~l
avon d ySur heart, aud driving yon /, the very verge ni
na'nbss; When you have mo
sCIATICA,
Uhnt have ual got through WITH that most awful,
sririt. hreaktnR and mind eskening o. all discusses utnt
san ailiCt our poor human nature; Nhenbon h'N''Nh
LUMBACO,
lying and wnthing in agony and pain, unable 10 tun
yourself In bod, and oyey movement WI 90 70 FpnF
boart ike u knife uoWt toll me, n toliei aud cure OF any
OF there diseancs In a few DAYS ~ rot no truhio7i
Medical Blessing OF the Age, toll Ms Nhstth
DmROTIONsTO USE-Youw iltiakoa tablespoon.
fol aud three spooniuls Of water throo Times a day, ana
10 a frw dA,s 0yety particle Of fhoumauo and neuralgia
pain will be dissolved and paas on by, the hd9gya;
itONbnry, Mass,
wHoLFsALE AGENTS Fuller, Finch 4 Fuller, Lord
uurhuit a Edsall. T0lman 4 King, chicago; Gretn \
Button, Rice A Rising, Bosworth 4 Son.. Dohmen a
SsmidL Milwaukee,: MoOullOCh A MoCnrd, lhUrosso'
Noyes Bros s. Pail Collins EEot n y: GSl5el
A retail by ali dmegi,,s. Price, si.bn
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
or tho firm Of Bcidcrbcck Is Miller Wholesale
grOoers, Davenport, Iowa,

The YoUTH's CoaTANIoS. This is one of
tho most promising and readable Nuuth's
publications with which wo ara acquainted.
IL Is issued from Boston ia most ludiciously
conducted, and has among ita contributors
such writer's ms Mrs, Stowe, Roy. MIR. Hale,
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, aud others equally
acceptable to the young people. lts an
nouncements for 1870 arc moro than ordina-
Tily attractive.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-03
ASTONISHING

ADAME IA RUE can produce, by means OF
I'VE tho Horoscope, n true picture OF your future
husband or wife, with name, occupation, pecuniary cir
CumstanCns, date OF marriage, and felicity OF married
life, Furthermore, she wall give youtho y, q address,
w that you can corresponds ALEC the age aud full de.
~suuption, and toll you how, when and where you will
become acquainted, nov ofton yOu wilt MARI. your
destined success In life, aud everything relating TO
your future. state your age, color ot eyes and hAir, 10.
closing ~ ceutr, and you will roceiye the picture, with
u wTitton deattny, by return mail Address, In conf
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