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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-16
CURE OF DISCHARGES FROM THE
 EAR WITH DEAFNESS.

FROM REV. JOHN MOTT, D. D.
 Professor of Union College Schenectady. NY
 FL CALVIN, Esq Dear Sir: received your letter of April 23d to day. am over 6O years of age. have had from infancy one ear very deaf, always discharging moro or less of- fensive matter. This year both ears became diseased, running very much, very offensive, producing the greatest debility of body and depression of spirits, and my hearing impair ed in the highest degree. In such condition put myself under the care of Dr c. B. Light hill. He has fully restored me. hear well. The dizziness and discharges have been re- moved, and have not returned. The stopping of the running has given me the highest elas ticity and vigor of body, and flow of spirits while my fears were that stopping the dis charges would prove detrimental or dangerous I esteem, or rather have learned to esteem Dr. Lighthill Qor he was a stranger to me until l was his patient) as a gentleman and man Of science, in whom the highest confidence may be placed. Yours very truly,
 JOHN MOTT. Fonda, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-16
CURE OF DEAFNESS, FROM GEORGE TEGG.

Member of Royal College of Veterinary Sur geons London, England.
 Rochester, Dec. l9 DR. LIGHTHILL-Dear Sir: Allow me to ex- press my gratitude to you for the cure of deaf ness you effected on my right ear. which has was almost entirely deaf for few weeks past but more particularly gratifed for your excel lent success upon my deaf ear. which has been useless to mo for the past twenty years. The noises and ~noorafort"1io t"1ring in my ears which at times made me nervous, n"-- l:--r' peared. You may publish this acknowledg- mont should it be of any soy. ice to you.
 Gratefully yours,
 GEO. TEGG,
 No. 99 St ate St.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-16

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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-16

The crop prospects of Iowa and Wiscon- sin are favorable. ' '~-
 The Hon. John P. Hale has arrived in this country. =
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-06-16
Nem A0uertisemel1ts.
For Sale.

YNNHE subscriber offers for sale the Store, -A Dwelling House, and Lot, known as the Smedley Place, situated in the center of the town of Morris. The buildings are all in good repair. For further particulars enquire of S1LAS k. CHENEY.
 Litch6eld, June 9th, 1870. 1O3m
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THE LATEST WAR NEWS.
TELEGUaMS 70 THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

ltLttkamS " Tue New IuRk HthAlU.
Rumored Fighting Near Orleans Yesterday
and the Day Before-NI Onb elliard Occupied-
The siege Of BcIlort.
TOURS, Nov. l0-Evening.
Rumors are circulating of serious combats yester.
day east and west OF Orleans and 1t is reported that
the lighting continued to-day. No official reports
have been published.
LIE Francois has an account Of brilliant AFFAIR at
Coulommiers. whence the Prussans were dislodged
with loss.
GERMAN OCCUPATION OF MoNBHILIARD.
The German forces which occupied Monbelliard
yesterday numbered 6,000 The authorities OF the
town led.
THE SIEGE OF BELFoRT.
The blockade OF Belfort has been vigorously main
tanned since the 9th. The villages OF vezelois
Chevremont ana Louvenaus nave been fred to dis
lodge the Germans.
Onacial Report Of tho Recapture or OrleaRs.
LONDON Nov. IL, 1870.
The following special despatch was received to-
night by the Standdrd:-
TOURS, Thursday, Nov 10, 1870.
Orleans has been retaken after severe fight The
Prussians lost 500 NEIL
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MS conference with the Paris government the Prus
sian tone had changed ana harder conditions were
asked because OF the prospect OF internal discord.
NJ Favre promptly rejected these final propos lions
The Francois, Notwithstanding the failure OF the
negotiations, urges the immediate election OF the
National Assembly
MORE EXPLANATIONS OF THEIRS FAILURE
despatch from Versailles to the London Times
says:-The Paris AoRueur. Just received here
states that Bismarck offered to permit even TO en-.
courage. elections In the districts occupied by the
German troops; but NJ Theirs was unable to accept
TINS concession without another permitting the re-
Victuaing OF Paris, which he insisted upon as sine
Qua non This being refused by Prussia NJ. Theirs
received orders to terminate negotiations ana with
draw.
GRAVE CHARGE AGAINST GENERAL BURNSIDE
correspondent, writing from Versailles on the
stf, says letters were captured with seven persons
attempting to leave Paris by balloon. The CORE
spondence seized shows that Burnside abused the
opportunity allowed MIN TO enter and leave Paris by
bringing out an authorization from the Paris gov
eminent for the loan recently negotiated at London
ANOTHER PAMPHLET FROM NAPOLEON FORTHCOMING.
The Emperor Napoleon is about to publish another
pamphlet, written by himself and devoted to the
consideration OF the political aspects OF the war; lie
treats a. length OF the relations that existed between
France and Prussia during the recent years. demon
strating the good offices which, as Emperor, he did
TO the Germans, and the ingratitude with which he
was treated.
PREPARATIONS IN BERLIN TO RECEIVE KING WILLIAM.
Great preparations are being made In Berlin Tor
the return OF the King. Extensive arrangements
are being made for grand illumination. The
owners OF windows overlooking the avenues through
which the uiumphal procession will pass charge
fifteen Frederick dors per head for persons desiring
to witness the sight on the day fixed.
sANGUNARY STATEMENT
The Rappei, now Victor Hugo's organ at Paris.
makes the absurd statement that King William, hay.
ing been expelled from the order by the Grand Lodge
OF Freemasons, oil brethren are empowered 10 XII
| him.
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OBITUARY.
Rev. ID. Howe Allen. d. ID.

telegram from Cincinnati states that Rev. d.
Howe Allen ID. D., Professor Emeritus, OF the Lane
Theological Seminary, died in Granville on Wednes-
day from paralysis He had been afflicted about
three years. He was called 10 Lane Seminary In
$780, IRON Marietta College TO i'll the chair OF Sacred
Rhetoric and Pastoral Theology and suoscque, lily
was assigned to the chair OF Systemauc Theo ogy.
In 1857, account OF declining health, he APP
pointed Professor Emeritus DR.. Allen died at the
age or about sixty-hve. His remains Will be ia.
TERED at Walnut HILL.
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GENERAL BOURBAkI.

Look at the Hero Of Algeria.-rhc OmAi-
present General En- Route-An Old Com
rade Recoxnized-Julcs Cesar, tho Soldier
Story Of Il Cigar-Esrly Gallantry-Fond
of His Whit.
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The defeat and capture of the whole force il
probable.
GARIBALDI AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
Garbaldi has been again victorious having suc
cesstully routed force Of Germans 5000 strong.
ANOTHER sToRY-HE HAS SURRENDERED.
despatch from Berne. via Berlin. reports thar
Garbaldi has surrendered
GENERAL coFFINtERE ON THE SURRENDER OF METZ.
telegram from Brussels, dated TO-DAY. saws that
General Cofflniere, the commandant OF Metz during
the SIEGE writes TO the journals there his convic.
ton that the garrison Of Metz should have had a
different rate from that OF the troops outside the
walls. He says he twice offered his resignation be-
cause council OF war dissented from this view.
SENSATIONAL DESPATCH
private despatch received In this city tonight
states that the French feet are bombardinp Ham
burg.
DEFENSIVE PREPARATIONS ON THE ERE.
A despatch from Cuxhaven, dated TODAY savs
that the French fleet p eaid to have passed here
going the North Sea- The lights and buoys at the
mouth OF the Ebe have consequently been removed
and all pilots forbidden to leave the ports.
SEVERAL WAR NOTES.
The Germans entered Montbeard to-day.
1t is reported that General Garibadi has han a
quarrel with the Francs-tireurs.
1t is said the Germans have captured a party Of
English acronauts at VerduA.
number of French ex-oflicials at Versailles have
been arrested for corresponding with the French
The capture of tho German bark Der Turner In the
North Sea by French tron-cad II reported.
The Project OF the Var has levied on the depart.
ment war contribution Of two million francs, re.
CURED by the Committee or National Defence,
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the vote in Alsacc and Lorraine No further details
are given. Public opinion was disposed to accept
the cessation OF the siege on almost any terms
Trochu and his colleagues had not the courage to
attach their names to the document which would
often afterwards have been cast In their teeth.
TRoCHu OBSTINATE AND HIS COLLEAGUES SELF
SEEKING.
friend OF mine, military man, saw Trochu late
last night, and strongly urged him to accept the
armistice, but III vain. "What do you expect will
occurY You must know that the position is hope
ess,' said my friend II will not sign capituatonn
was all he could get from Trochu. This worthy man
Is as obstinate as only weak man can be, and his
colleagues as serseekins only French politicians
can be.
GLOOM AT THE NEWS.
The news that the armistce had been rejected fell
like thunderbolt upon the populace. l never re-
member to have witnessed day OF such general
gloom since the commencement OF the siege. The
feeling or despair s, fear, still stronger in the
army. My impression Is that within very short
time there Will be an 0utcry for peace which no
government will be able to resist. Ii the real con-
dtion OF the provinces s made public the impossi-
blity OF further resistance will become even more
evident
INTELLIGENCE FROM WITHOUT DfSToRTED.
happened to see to-day file OF English news
papers up to the ed ut and fully realize how all
intelligence from without mas been distorted by the
government to serve Its own purposes. few days
ago these very papers had been sent to Trochu, who
read them, kept them two days to show them TO
some Of his colleagues and then returned them. One
single extract was published.
THE pRUssIAN BATTERIES.
German report upon the deiences OF Paris says
about the range OF cir guns that the Prussan bat
teries Az Sevres and Meudpn will carry ~ far as the
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Of Affairs.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870.
Major General Burnside has just returned to this
city from Paris AS he promised, he has given me
description Of the state of Affairs inside OF the
Qualifications. He characterizes the capital of
France pithiy as 80 madhouse inhabited by mon
keys"-une naisoa des .rous haostee par des
stn0es.
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PAR IS.
The French Army Of the Loire
On the Offensive.
STEADY SUCCESSES FOR THREE DAYS.
The Prussians Forced to Evac-
uate Orleans.
Reported Renewal OF the
Battle To-Day.
Capture Of Several Prussian
Camps Before Paris.
Five Thousand Germans De-
feated by Garibaldi.
Herald Special Report from BOurbaki'S
Headquarters.
The Prussian Forces Advancing
Upon Lille.
Gloomy Report of the Situation in
. the French Capital
No Confidence Felt in Trochu's
@ Generalship.
The Bourgeoisie Of the City Anx-
i0us for Peace.
Provisions Becoming Scarce and
More Expensive.
Circular from Jules Fayre on the Recent
Negotiations.
Prussia Charged with a Desire
to Destroy France.
M Failure Of the Armistice Caused
-a BY the Paris Riots.
THE ARMY or THE NORTH.
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keepers and vendors are directed to lay IN as large
supplies as possible.
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Qlus Q%luuannIfs

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Gicrre Mapplton.

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Cine Dame rietb mir, DE Sine's iDunosrpoles Wtita
.Biafmsa- su esbrauten. Sd babe bier 5laidrn &C.
brau4t uno bin 10 glHdIib, Iaoen III tonnen, baB Id jebt
tpieoer 10 laut Ju Ipreden i'm Sianoe bin, oaB man mid
In Der @ntferrung bort, uno bag tnein iorftges Beftils
ben ftb beoeutenb %9ebsfiert bat. SD eirpfebe ben 9ei.
81 8. S%biuinslaro,
ggsSGuptnrdrr bes 70 CSdottlanocrl Nsps Dors
fer YoloHtdrs GfeeinGntes unb Captain I'm Ser.
ct. Beteranen'& orps,
8rgtnurn0c &nsscgrung.
sBdIbingtpu, 3. g., ben 81. 6epl. 1869.
SD bate eirtn aus OernatldiR9ter SrtdItuls e%niitan.
bensn beTtt8er 6uFen. SD oetludbts obns 9luben uer.
Ihiebere Brutarjereier. Sd bate NadtitpetBe uno
mar INNER uurubtg. Cine freunoln btrpos mid. cine
6laIts bon De 8tn9's =Siafusa@ iu ucriuhen. Bin.
men ruenteen 3d8en mar Id 10th gehetlt. Stttbem bat
fh bas Getoen ntht pieoer aeJei8t
~ M. S5 De NRaine.
SIitss Stabtgeob6t.
SD babe psriOnTids GenntrjB Hpl Der IN, obi0en 5aus
belurtten Seilung VI. Gdjafbirt, DR.. Med.
uu0 4pptbeter, gic Der TorbaGapitpl- unb
t5es. 28.1S' bs5trdBs.
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