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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22
An annlicatiOn will be made to II

An application will be made to the
Parliament of Canada, at its next session,
to incorporate company for the purpose
of building tunnel under the Detroit
River to connect the Great Western Rail
way with the Michigan Central Road, and
to secure to the railroads a termination
either in Windsor OF Detroit, with the use
of the same on fair terms. Power will
also be asked to work the same by steam
and horse power for local passenger and
freight traffic between Detroit and Wind
sor. t. -. Il
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22

JUST CAUSE FOR BEING ALARMED =
When a cough mas been running for long time,
and you begin to feel pain setting in upon your
Lungs attended with tightness across the chest it
is high time that You should awaken 20 the danger
of your disease. which is fast running into fatal
CONSUMPTION. Now. befoFe ii is too late use
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM, which win cure the
disease, and al viii be well with yoit. For sale by
all DFaggtsFs '7.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22

Many of the farmers of Rockingham,
Va, viii be compelled to fatten their hogs
upnn oats and wheat in consequence Of
the almost total failure Of the corn crop,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22

New York has commenced the con-
struction of State Capitol at an estimated
cost of S4000000
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22


NeIodeOns and Cabinet Organs.
THE BEST Manufactured. Warranted for q years.
Pianos, MelOdcOns and tirgans.-dsicesg, edt-
In Reduced Cttsh New 1-octavc Pianos 800 and up
ward. New Cabinet Organs Sl5 and upward Second
hand instruments $40 and upward Monthly INSTALL
ments received. Warerooms 4S1 Broadway, n. Y.
HORACE WATERS.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22
L. @. C. wISHART, M. d..
N lal oil
SEND YOUR ADDRESS!

1t is generally known that Dr. j. p. FITLER, the emf
nent Philadelphia physician and Professor of Chemistry
and Toxcology, has devoted Sc years especially to Neu
ragia and rheumatism His complete mastery 81 me
disease has gained for his VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC
REMEDY''a mighty reputation, which by solemn aft
dayit permanently cures ninetyfiye per cent. OF
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22
MiDNESS! PARiLYSIs! DEATH |!

may from using for colorng the hair
charged with acetate Of lead and sulphur. You may
know them by the heavy metallic sediment which has 10
be shaken up before the disgusting compound can DO
applied. The journal Of Chemistry" says there are
thirty Of them in The apay7t THERE'S but one aye IN ex
istence which contains deleterfons substance ana
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22
RHEUMATISM

There no diseases treated with less than
Rheumatism and Neuralgia-few SO prevalent none SO
painful The newly afiictedfiy for relief to the many
quack nosrums which only produce worse effect while
the sufferers for years repe the thought OF ever being
cured and the cry. my doctor can't me- and have
spent thousands trying to get WELL and no better is
everywhere heard. 1t is wonder the afflicted are
for truthfuy upon solid facts certified to, there is no
positive, nfallible, genuine neyerfailing cure tor
Rheumatism and Neuralgia at present known In the
world, other than DIR. Filters Great rheumatic
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22

SWEET QUrgINR Is lco,y0nted
equal-dose for dose-to the
suilphate (bitter) Quinine, with
the important advantage of
being sweet instead Of bitter.
SWAP MIA is OPIUM PURIFIED
OF its sickening and Ioisonous
properties, it Is thu most per-
feet AEODYNE an ! SOOTH-
ING oPIATE yet discovered.
~ Sold By Druggists, pre-
scribed by the beat fiIysicianss
rms. FARK s. Coz,
llactGriig Chemists New YOfk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22
WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS.

"HOW SHALL we PAINT orr HOUSES,
IlBy j. w. MAsURY. Cl, 220 p, S1.50. Free by mail
on receipt of price. MASURY 81 WILTON. New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22

rg- Ladies and Gentlemen sending us their plain adj
dress with a cs will receive free Ring fun set of
Studs an Albert Watch Chain very neat, Gents
sparkling Breast Pinall richly mounted IN Is gold,
and as elegant specimens OF our latest Novelties
PAIL LEE d co. Ilz3 Broadway. N. Y.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22
Cristadoro,s Excelsior Hair Dye,

which has been carefully analysed by Professor Chiffon
and declared by hi to contain no lead or any other
hurfu Ingredient See his manuscript certihcate' at
Cristadoro's Aston House, New YORK.
CRIsTADoRo'S HAIR PRESERvATIvE as
prnssino acts like charm on the Hair after Dyeing
~ r. 217 S on
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-22
aIrlA How made it in six months. Secret ant
Sll4 V SAMPLE mailed free. A. j. FULLAM, N. Y.
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
Pre,ervatiye as we'll as CuratI
CEIEBRATED ALL OVER THE q
Malignant Affections.
PINE TIRED TAR CORDIAL,

The array of diseases of the lungs and throat yel
to the balsamic and tonic properties Of Dr. Wsharts
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-22

- Gin Srtbunal, peldeS iiber bic
ben Gtnmanoerern ,u9efi9ten unbilben
absuurtbeilen bat, 1T pur6 bic 0rauz
iamfeiten, wel6e erit in Der lebten 3eit
pieoer auf NuswancererzS 9ifen auf
bpber Gee spreefommen iinp, mod mebr
su einem prin9enpen 8epirfnib 9etpprz
Den. Der mibbanoelte uno IN ieinen
Me6ten 9efrdntte N%usmanperer 1pQte
wt1len, rp er Nbbulfe finpen fanr, unp
ipute pielelbe i1neQ uno prompt erbalz
ten.
Na6 ben &abelpepel9en Der lebten
Sage bat @rof Sismard in Der preubtz
i6en &amnler erfldrt> rab Der gertrag
sptiden ben Ser. Staaten unb Yreuz
ben> gum S6uBe Der N%uswanperer auf
bcber See ab9eidlpi1en ft6 ais mir
fun9alps ermie1en babe. Die 5auptz
i9w'ertafeit idcint Die grrtdtun9 zines
internottpnalen tribunals III bieten>
welhes iiber bic unter Dem @ertra9e
entitebenren &la9sfdQe at;uurtbetlen
bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-22
Orr Rick
@ef9i9te nit a%eit9endDen &anb9lp6en
5. %. 9a8eIe.
(TprtIeBungD

Mllo erpeftorirte fi9 Maaer Trihplin
na9pem i9 tbm a1f per walpi9enS trede
spil1en Nlt9lasbutten unp 8pnnrprf
bic Mrt unp Weiie bei9rteben, 1pte 1T
8apen AM 8au zines mpbernen
&ultur aateS semauert unc &C.
3immert, 9eftdt unp 9eletmt wirp.
49, rer alte TDbrenbanS bat 1pl6e
@trtbldaft Spraus9eieben> rebbalb 1T
AUDI er mod CUR suten 9ebt aus9ewanz
bert, Tim auf freterem 8pcen gu fterben.
3uert 1T n1etne 2isbetb 9efommen. Ste
bats mod fetnen Nugenblid bereut unp
1T cine permaben ein9ei leil1te Mmertfaz
nertr 9ewproen, paB fte mid aletn berz
aus lief. Offerings mas fanpe ie
ba? Der Mrler 1T lan9it in frempen
5dnoen. Sbmpbl wtt ielbf &inper
befamsn, CAB bic 2isbetb rp9 nt&t
mad, Bis bic &inber aus Dem Ncler aQe
bet ur15 parer. Sc mebr &incer in
Mmertfa> 11dmli9 SINNER nit Nnla9en
Mrbettsfraft unp 1nternebmunsslulf
beltp better! @pr etni9en Sabren fam
Der Molerptrtb ielbf. @pr S6ulcer
unp Glenp wubte er iiG ntdt mebr an:
bsrS gu belfsn> ais pab er feline bp9ae:
btloete @atttn fiyen Lief bic gum Wlld
ftneerlp5 aeblieten 1T. Die alt!
@9wiseermau1a lebt aud npG. Sd
trerce fe nidt betmiuden. Ste ia
bieS Inn mein @cib nt9t entfernt Yer:
rtent uno lett iis aud IN teinen 9lan
tenoen Serbaltnilen, lp leioet 1ie bod
feine Nptb. Mapame Melante abe
wtrft al6 2ebrerin TT elmer bIbere1
IDdterldule pper in einem penl ionatt
pte man mill. Mein Sbwaoer bal
cine &netpe in &leinzD eutlblanb &
Wppiter am &tObud> Greet urp es aet
tbm gar nidt libel, oenn CT 1T imWrun
Elm tbdtt9er uno braSer Mann uno ia
baS Saufen IN Mmertfa bepeutcnp auf
aetedt ba ct ia bod mebr aus Ser
3peifuns pb leinem 5ausfre1t& als au
Nfeteun9 etn @aufer eetpprpen. 6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-22
Btr 19ittelten uns geoanfeneiut9 bic

Bir i9attelten uns 9eoanfeneinis bic
9dnte.
SD par nod nidt au69efleipet II
lodte mid Elm 2drm np9mal6 III ben
Sang. Der Ypibalter tpetterte u1,b
Fu9te 9rimmi9 int 5auie berum. unb
NIT Ne9t* Der 5err ppfiQpn, Der ben
binnen 10 Mtnuten anfpmmenpen0a
gen na6 Der ndditen Stattpn fabrert
loute, mar bermaBen betrunferL boB er
ben uueridteb swtiden ii6 unp benz
Gproergaul nt9t batte 5ersiieoern fSnz
men, falls rlelbe AUDI peit >pelentliher
9e1pelen wdre, ais er pirflt9 mar. Der
s,peite YpitiQpn lag bereit6 int Bette II.
tebauptete iebr fibl, ppr lauter MIptez
felt bon Mderf abren unterta98 na9
Stiblin9ea ntdt fabren I'll fInnen uno
su molen, falls Der Npt6l1tlp ibm AUDI
cine balbe WftQipn anbDte. Gr iet fem
9unp, ionbern Elm Menl1> Der Ser
ppitbalter m19e ielbft fabren> es iet ia
ntbt ba6 erltemal uno pbsnpretn cine
eyre fir bic pa0aeiere. DaS ppf>
bprn flan9> bic pa0a9tertrube ra6elte
iter bas bplpert9e p1aiter beran uno
btelt> Gpnpucteur urb Grpepitor ral111>
ten ftd ent9esen, e~riterer bate iid Spue
spet Minuten fiinfunpswansi9 Sefunz
ben yerl pdtet.
u5err9ptt MiQtpnen - jeBt mab t6
in 1pater Tradt ben Malefstarren swet
terfe Stunpen na9 Stiiblt119en i6let>
fen r1p bpdt nidt ein Observation-Disclosures
carin> ni6t einlnal Elm Subj brittle
rer ort1e ppitbalter unp ~itir;te gum
5auie binaus. Surg barauf b6rte
i'd witbeno fnalen, bic 0dule, bic ber
brave Ypitbalter iont 70 oerne f1pnt
rallelten in, @elppp weiter meiter nit
benz leeren Bo9en uno benz aeplaote11
Wanne, mdbreno rer @err pplttQpn
leiuen Nou11 aus i1narbte. Sine
@pGe wdbrt e5 idwerltd, lo wieperz
bplt li1 rtei ellie Scene, Die &arl6ruber
Wei6beit rutntrt AUDI Yptbolter uno
Dp(tAaule. -
vTu las v~oulu, banii 1er Mi9elw
iprod t6 iebr reitgntrt gu NIT ieltt I'M
bent i'd cas 2idt auslSidte.
3wet Sage ipdter nabn,en MaIter
Trippltn lnp meme @eniefeit i'm Gtl1z
tralboDnbpfe III Stratbur9 Nh<
ibtep-1ppbl fit INNER. IS CAB cine
3ett, >pp i1 at Nu6roncerun9 n1ebr
ais 9eradt bate> i9 mar auf benz
Sprunae nad 9tpttercam. SIS bat pa<
mails ni6t iein lcQen. SD NOR ramol5
jung ener9ilb> bcfnunssfdbi9. Sett
bin i9 Dor Der 3eit alt uuo 9rar> ein
etsfalter pbiltiter teSii9ltd bes 2ebenS
11nter reu1 Mpnce> i'd bpfe nidts mebr
yo11 ben Menidsn fiirdte pa9e9en AUDI
ni0ts> u1o babe tpenis oopieper> fails
bic SnteQi9ens unp rer Tprti9rttt pbns
0ptt metne 2~ebensta9e an irsenb eineu
2a~ternenpfabl obsufirSen 9ebddten> mas
fetneSmee5 auber Dem 8eretGe Der
MG9li6feiten lie9t, falls bic 9rpBber< .
sp9li6 tabilbe @elt9eibt6te tbren Bis
bergen Sang 9ebt u11p bic alte 2p9if
ibr Nedt bebalt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-22

. 50

Man ipri9t oft unb siel BON benz Eeufel
Dp9 bat ibn nod aeiner seleb'n
l1nb i@ tpiinl9e AUDI - bne .s3weifel
Sen 4erl niemals 81 feb'n!
Der Teufel, ten f9limmiteu pua @Qen
Mmerifa nenrt ieta &epier
Or npbnet lit 5aulern unb 5aQen,
Die Meiaen eebGren ii nj fdier!
Das 1T ber Seufel tes Meibes
Scr 5aB ifets unb Geinbidaft er3eugt
Die urIa9' bes 9abers uno @treites
Die tpabres Slid fets muir serideu@t.
Grwirbt l9 ein Gleib'ser @ermEssn,
@dnea triTt i'm Der 5ab unb ber Netb,
Man miboSnat ibm eiftis ben @esen,
ST germ inn gu i9aben bereit.-
Sat elmer bur9 eute5 8etrasen
Dur9 Ireue ,1nb bieteren 9inn,
Mas 70 ielten in unieren Easen,
uDenn bic 3abl folder Mdnner 1T biinn! !"
Sat Gin folder ben Stanbpunft betreten,
$50 man siel M@tuug ibm suIt,
Meil aleS, fem Sdretten, Gbun, &eben,
Sur tet5 bas @emeinmcbl 9eppat:
@p aeist I9 ter Metb 9ar bebente,
@irb niGt Sig ,nb @erlauntbuns eelpart,
u@as" beibt es, uber Mil tpubl am Gnbe,
@ar mebr iein ais 2eut' unlrer Dirt!
Das birfen mir nimn1ermebr bulben,
-9umrat reiBt ibn berab in ben @9mub!
GS 1T ia ieia eieen gsri6uloen.
Drum nebm1e i'm aeiuer tit S9ubw
MiQ eine Geisui9aft f9 eriinben,
Die ein3is bas grlfswpbl nur Mil,
@GneQ merben li9 NeibiiGe fnben,
i3u ipielen ibr bdmtides Spiel. -
@tatt Mle ~eereinist gu ieben
@is's Iaer Sut'rsnen sebsut,
5Irt leiber mani Gtele nut idmdben,
l1nb inb elei1 GUM @Ginpfen bereit.
Sp a>altet benn !3wietradt unb Geinoi6aft
Som ~aiftisen Neibe erseue,
geri9punben finb Greue unb Greunb19aft
Die beilige 2iebe cntIeu9t!
Mmertfa Bate bic 8enntntb
GaB a@ten es miibte bie @elt,
Dp9 nit feinem ianern gertdnbniB
SITS letoer gar fGleGt befegt!
Gtlst!- pentsfenS ibr nteutide 8rlber"
Mus 9rilli9en 9er3en Der Neto,
@eib mieber 70 treu unb 70 tieber,
@ie bic Gbrifen in alter 3eit!
l1nb reiGt ea9 ME 8ruber bic 5anbe
'@91inet tint eud bas breifade 8anb*),
Ma9t aler MiBsunft Gin Gnpe-
l1nb ibr lebt int selpbeten 2anb!
S. Z. Sat1er.
y Rptbmsibblau - @laube, 2iebe, 9rfnnns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-22

Den neueten Nadridten gu Tolse
it Der alte TGbrenbanneS 9eitprben.
Sein Bunid, cieginwetbun9 Der nsuen
Wiarienfir6e su Dayton np@ su
erleten> tlieb unerfiiut. ST bat cine
5Ojlbrt9e W}ei1e unp nod gepeutenpez
res tafiir 9efiftet. Maiter 6rippltn
iaret6t BON bereinbrc9encem Nlter> bod
1T er wptlauf uno Jrau 2tsbetb pttp>
e5 itnp 9ema@te 2eut6en. @tlltam
beftnpet it9 1T cer ,peltberlbmten Mtltz
tairl9ule BON Nefppint. @tQet6t
slin;t er einmal unter pea Sffsieren>
wel6e europa befreien unp 5ur &plpnte
madden be!fen.
6retli6 uTrdume itnp Sddume"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-22

- Gin bD1er 0enanfe per in
cine finrlide Seele fdQt 1T ME Elm
Iropfen linte in etnem @laS fryltaQz
beQen Wai1 erS.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-02
State and Neighborhood Items

Our Wilmington neighbors expect to
have their new and elegant school house
ready for use Immediately after the Holi-
days. The building is to be warmed by
two furnaces.
- The Wilmington Republican of last
week notices the suspension of payment
by the firm of Bucher & Co, Turnpike Con
tractors on the New Vienna and one or two
other short roads, leaving the teamsters
and others unpaid, The Contractors drew
their pay for the grading, says the Repub-
lican, and left the country. .y
Joseph BlAreaius, German COncer-
tina player was found dead in his bed at
the Wetzel House in Lancaster, on the
Goth ult So says the Lancaster Gazette.
Mrs, Maria, Wife of Mr. Emanuel
ALT, committed suicide by hanging her
self, in Liberty township, Fairfield coun-
ty, few days since. She had been in
sane a number of years.
- The Chillicothe Gazette thinks that
from its Standpoint Washington is in
clined to give herself metropolitan airs,
simply because our Council are discussing
the necessity of erecting Work House
here" The Ancient Metropolis must look
out for her heirs or the Metropolitan city
of "Little Bristle" will have them in her
workhouse.
= The bird hunters of ChillieQthe had
a Snipe hunt.a few nights since. It was
rare sport we presume, but the Gazette
says the game bagged did not amount to
much.
1t is said by many Of our lady read
ers that the tamatoes of this years can
ming are not keeping well, the majority of
the cans having d.-So says the
Chillicothe Gazette.
= The people of Union County have at
last walked up to the subject of making
graveled turnpikees in their county, as we
notice by the Maysville Tribune.
The Wilmington, Clinton County
Journal of last week, says that Mr. Thom'
as Glass, living near Clinton Station, in
this county, shipped yesterday (Tuesday)
large lot of hogs to Cincinnati. Among
the number were 100 head of his own rails
ing, which on being driven to the scales,
averaged 4Ol15 pounds. Who can beat
them2
A man in Greenville bad one of his
ears bitten off by horse the other day,
- The Court of Common Pleas of Frank
lin County, Ohio, has thirty-seven divorce
cases on its docket.
A $50 fine was stuck on to a liquor
seller in Delaware by the Common Please
Court the other day
- The Commissioners of Licking Coun-
ty are making arrangements to rebuild the
portion of the County Infrmary destroy
ed by fire.
- Charles Hedges, Esq a prominent
citizen of Mansfield, and Supervisor of
Internal Revenue, died at that place on
Wednesday, the oath ult. He was an old
and substantial business man of Mansfield
having lived there all his life
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-02

49, On Tuesday night last, some thief
entered the room (Which was unloeEed)
occupied by Hon Il, A. Harrison and
Judge Dickey, at Mrs, Jenkins' Boarding
House, carried their pantaloons and vests
into the hall and "went through" them,
taking from the pocket Of Judge Dickey's
pants, bis pocket book, an old small one,
fastened with a steel clasp,-containing
about S67 in blls-ono $40 among them,
and the remainder Sl0's and $5's, with
perhaps some smaller bills and some lrac-
tional currency--a note Of about $3.50
on P. d Z. Miller, OF Greenfield, not due,
certificate Of deposit on the Highland
County Bank, of Sl00--$50 and interest
due on it--and other papers. Mr.. Harri-
sons pocket book, being in his coat pock-
ct, was not taken, neither were their watch
es, which lay on the table. The thief will
confer a favor on Judge DickOy by leaving
the notes ind papers where he can get
them, as they are Of no value to any one
but himself.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-02

- The Circleyille Democrat Of last week
says "on Monday last, Mr. Rugglei
killed $50 hogs, very fine lot, averaging
over 300 pounds, grogs. Mr. Ruggles In
forms US that he docs not intend packing
many hogs this season, priced being too
high. Hogs are now selling here at 1886
to 1915.
III. B. Dehny, son bf ". 4. P. Denny,
?. M, at Circlcyille, has invented new
Job printing press ahd Is having n press
constructed at the seiota Machine Works.
We hopeit twill prove success.
- james d. Thuston, formerly tele.
graph operator at Wilmington, and re-
Gently connected with the Journal of that
place, has received and accepted an ap.
pointment to position IN the Wastorn
Union Telegraph Office at Cincinnati
James is good operators
- The Presbyterian Church folks at
Midway have secured money enough to
clear the church of debt, and the London
Union says "they are ready toreceivo bids
for preacher"
"a - The Wooden Factory al London has
proved complete success, and the oompa-
ny have concluded to put in additional
machinery In the Spring to the full ca
pacity ofthe buildings, as they are not able
to fill more than two.thirds of their rooms
with the present machinery, which is by
no means small.
A writer in the Xeuia Torch is try
ing to make manufacturing town of
Xenia. Its of no 6sej Xenia is too near
Washington and London ever to do very
big business (N
The people of Ripley have been treat
ing themselves to the luxury of new
town clock.
- The Cambridge Times says the
average wages paid teachers in Guernsey
county this winter is above 81 day,
"A beggar, says the Times, was taken
in and cared for by man named Watson.
near Middlebury, Noble Co., Who depart
ed nextmOrning before breakfast, with
valuable watch and chain. It IS diff
cult thing to know when to bestow char.
ity. tzr
- Mr.. John Galnher of Warren county,
raised and fatted 81 hogs, which averaged
five hundred and fifty pounds--wonder if
some of our Fayette county farmers can't
beat those pigs2 If SO let us hear from
you.
- The Portsmouth Times saysi 1.-TWO
houses in this place have commenced pack
ing, and prices rule about as follows:--
Gross--9 to | ets.j and net from II to l9
cts, Messrs. Gibson d Son are paying
these figures.
W. P. Martin is putting up and ship
ping at sll@l2 per cwt., net, aud $50
$40 gross.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-02
OBsIGISVE.

That GONE peoplt in this community have
tried 10 get out the impression that DR..
Marqunm's great object Is TO get the poo.
pies money; bat such is not the faet on
the contrary, tho Doctors great object is
TO form n reputation in the great State Of
Ohio, in tho treatment Of Chronic Diseases,
This is the first time The Doctor bAs ever
practiced bis profession West Of the State
Of Pennsylgania; the Doctor aska only a
small foe IN advance, and the principal part
Of the fee to be paid when The cure Is com
pleted. The true Science Of Practical Med
icine comes in, ih The treatment Of Chron-
ic and Complicated eases, as the common
diseases Of The country require little or no
ekill Dr., Marquam Is getting new cases
every day, and his patients are all doing
we'll He will remain at the Kirk House
during the Winter, and after the middle
Of December. will spend day OCCASION
ally at other towns, notice of which will
be given in due time. The afflicted will
do well to consult the Doctor at an early
period, Inyaids will never have better
opportunity of having their health re-
stored Delay not ye afflicted, as it is dan
gerous, 2 IT,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-02

49, Don't fail to see Prof Powell.
- Court is in session here. Judge Dick
ey on the bench,
- Prof Powell ct Music Hall Dec. 2, 3,
4,&6.
The Berger Family, Swiss Bell Ring
ers hold forth at Music Hall next Tues
day evening, the 9Th inst.
- The NJ. E. Ladies Social Circle will
meet at the residence of Mr.. W. H. Blake
more tomorrow evening,
- Total receipts of the Sunday School
Festival last Thursday evening were
$ll5 %. Net proceeds $50 10.
- A bridge is being erected across
Paint Greek at the South end of Main
Street.
- Two hours in wonder world at Mu-
sic Hall, by Prof. Powell.
- Dews d Barger have removed their
Grocery and Provision store to the room
lormerly occupied Oy H. Shook' opposite
the Fost OInce'
Hon. Mills Gardner is topping off"
his fine brick residence with French
Roof The building is to be covered with
''"Ue' ana Will DC Vhree stories IN helgh1'
- -Phienolory Mesmerism, &C.. bv Prof.
Powell at Music Hall this evening and
three following nights.
"A gold watch was stolen from the
residence of Mr.. Henry Pursley, one day
last week.
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Oolumous' washington G maysN'Ile rail-
n@ao ~ Tna1lan caSita} tol. u 40 mn
ono
by a new Clme CaoIe' "hlch look ell
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.La.;ra .u1on5;1 a4oo,. of .o,J, fon A.,
u.,;Jo1 Co,oau...;oone
Orr oitivors will bouo IN onrortrni
4uoe ,ooinoond hoorinn 4bo r,,a,onI nnod
low R,ind Tom o+ Mu.io Hall on sot,,r
dav night, December 18th. See adver-
tisement
On next Sabbath Morning "if the
Lord will. - the Pastor Of tbe Bontist
Cburob in This pIooe will nreach n second
sormon on oTbo evils Of the liouor fra offic
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-02
- Report of the Washington
Union School for the week ending
Nov. 26, 1869

The unusually large number of cases of
absence is owing to the prevalence of
measles among the younger pupils of the
school. One hundred and two of the
whole number having occurred in four of
the lower Departments.
P. E. MoREHoUsE, Supt.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-12-02

Cot. G. A. SHER1DAN-Who will be re-
membered by our Republican friends as
having addressed Republican meeting
fthis county in 1867 or 1868, and who
during the late political campaign rem
dered good service to the Republican
cause in this State, has been doing noble
service this Fall in Mississippi for the
same cause, as we learn by the jackson
tMississippi) Pnor,