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RFapchttIx.-Thc u+une symptoms
ol l. Il di.e7st nrt Cough. Soreness Of tae Luuga
q Th;uat, uea- nesF, Mmcult. Of nEeasnIn9,
H. clte ferfr, Sn!'sfng Of P1]egn or Natter. ard
sometimes H,ooc. 1t IS IN Inflammation OF the
1ne sLln lIrtr9 the inAidc Of the whole Of tue
Wind Tubes or All veuels Ehscn run through ev-
e, pa!t 81 The IunRs. Jstneb Expectorsat in
iior. Fever. aud DIfcalty Of Areaininefp p.u.!ncea
q fIte 1nd easy eIpeciorattop. and effects a
SPEEDY cure. sold bJ nj dsuggtstA
, 1870-12-26

I0nn< Whtscotnb' Asthma Rene
edy has Received the tri1tseg1eut of e'n.urnt
rhs>lttan-. A1d lts e11clcy Ii c-ru1ei 70 o}
a1ugE:sts -eoelaEJ.
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which prodrces esirns and oftsn f.t.t titx+3s.s.
Is stu 0v.d by the u.e OF nr urnl3's Foot a.d
PnlI lis. s. advertisement,
, 1870-12-26

For Dyxpep4la. IndiEe%tloH, De.
prestton Of Spirits and General Dehs!, the Fesso-
PtosnnoTate1 Eux1r of Callaaya Bark tCa!isaya
HA.k and iycc} u the beat tonic. Mase by EsaxtN,
Hazard 4 Co, New Yosk. AMI sold By druggists
, 1870-12-26

Houng>$ CAmphor Ice SonP. de-
l1rhltEl for winter uke- Everyone says It u rae
best kcap ever nsed. Keeps the skis soft and
~htte. Sold BY all druggists.
, 1870-12-26

Chnpreh Hands nno FNccv Cured
BY using Juniper Ia. Soap. Made by Caswell,
uklaf4 i Co. New York.
, 1870-12-26

Reduction IN tlre months... go.
deduction per month.
REDUCTION per iay. iss dsEs..-...
t:e,ipcstuu per CAS-. IL GAYS IN
k4rfit1 q
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.1uly !, 1ss9.......--...-.....-....
july ], 1870. ......-..- ..,........
REDUCTION tutlnE The nscaf JeAr..
lsecucuon pct snoSth IL moath=}.
II. dnetien per day, 5G.. dsJs-.....
Reduction per DAT, SIS DAYS ia
sieiltrg mocts).-..............
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
wANTEp-MALE

UgWc~ttCNs
NTASTED-TWO GOD GIRLS. ONE As COOK
W and anuihr. u do tyreul work Muss be Eeh
, 1870-12-26

Bppkkeepcrh. CLERKS. &c.
~uCATlOS wASrED-Ry AN s.NPERIESCKb
houkkrtref In = luesc1nsiIe .r b7aktrE h.H+e. le.
In cuisls ri the hEhest character, adrur- IEJEK.
, 1870-12-26

Reduction IN fcrr 1DnE1hs... ....
keoucttun per month. ...-- -.
1secuculu IF DAT ~! days>.-...
Iseduct1ou PET day {fee5 days. IN
fNuu41s ST. rfIDF.
, 1870-12-26

|
Mrs. jameson MORRIS oS AsF- The senss
embraces nef saefeo ana IasenuA! All,
leaenos OF Inc @noasss'e oeues, eseaas
ot tue MAsonns' a history ., oot
Lord. The saFses embraces six volumes
| snall 4narto, bound by Risiese, OF Londoa,
! and is profueely illustrated. Accompanying
this series is tho - characteristics OF Women
In t&o volumes, the rars London edition Of
1856. Mrs, jameson il 80 Will known, both to
conncisseu1s and to the general reale1, that it
would be eupe1aoous to Aav aAy,hioR in CON-
mcndation Of her graceful ar, wiring. Her
admirers will be glad to have the opportunity
Of ob,airius her works in spcl beautiful style.
l. v1croa Hroos Les M1sras 41Es. This Is a
Paris e1itiyn, In ten solumes, richly printed
Ard bound. and illustrated with Photographic
nertrai.e OF Ill the leading ch,ree.ers OF ths
r,-;,r,. hockx ma ~, 80. ~ r.n~ ~ ~
n,.s. s,1,t;nr trsna. - ns;,;o, .oor;r..
s,-,,,a - ~ s>SA'Ao0
mn. NV .s Fso,,sn 1' s, .ss rs., 80 u.
, 1870-12-26

RIO IEAsK-A CO0p cHANcE FUR HOTEL
feepxra-Fuf tenn ot yeAt1. the Of 1wrtKty
seeendss .nd south f.5k.v s.H s:tnstt9 fex h1yt-
cjass American hotel within % fett II the twenty
nsaisTs 81 e JOAS SGCNZEAHACsER. H~L K.ssss
Xfrnk, NJ. ~ EAtt MAQAolph-st, Hoorn 80, I,
, 1870-12-26

The Rev. Mf. HA1t,aorn hsl devoted ID vt Of hEs
tr the pakt yeaE 70 the tnt~sr< Of ths society. H.
lie csn+r sesnled to deuaa. We can truly ssy that
he past hxs been suceesataf year. tar n.i,c-
city .kent, Althoakh the aonns csatsiba,ed to t.A
t<'tty tails tsr hto* What the wxats Of t1d RocEesy
reise. mo1s tnti1.att aequLnlaaee with thr
81 tic yafola cuErhts. cooptsAtInf with the
eL. .y.And better knowiedse Of the reId We haTe
To- t,.sAl&. wiI enaGle Nr. Haft4hatn to accom-.
~.
, 1870-12-26

It'll, l0e surveyor u Anew 4Okh% alt0 OIAkcE.
teld's seas. which would leave tho Surveyor
ship for Griuncll, and uot ob;ige Nor
lit to resigu the S.rI Oai:e.
the Sur, eycrrhip OF the $ub1rressury,
aud. although the President nominated him
sithout his atsent. Cornell declined Mean
time the cousfisators resolved to make Gsant
telsve that Fe1son was trying to be presi-
IL ut, and they induced Dick Schell, oue Of
the owners Of the great San Domingo salt
nine and supporter Of Fen:or, to nominate
the latter, 1t = banquet, for the Chief MAgis-
trsey; several Fenton newspapers IN the lite
riur Of New Icrk were persuaded that they
weuld do Fenton good service By taking up the
suggestion meantime tho handsome Treas
usy agent, F1nk Howe, was SAYING pretty
things in tbs White House socixl circle about
Rocco Conklng, aud the President VAS made
, to regard Fenton ~ \ rival. The experimen.
w1s complete kuecess. Grant drove Merritt
cut Of the Naval Office and put Mr. Grinre1
. there Fentou wAs shns set out Of the road
! ard be reprteenta seven-tenths Of the Repub
iicau sote Of New York. while -Conkiiug i.
without ans considerable influence in ths
: State. Fenion works si1teen houss day, see,
every man who waits On him. and writes ~
:, autog1apf. letter to eyery one Of his CORE
epcndeuts- Roscoe Conkliog spends = larg'
!. Es1t Of every day in training his anbur'
tcEefcck. Perhaps you can account 70
. the country yote OF New ycrk slipping bacl
= thirty thontaud on the Republican party fes
- weeks ago By tho disguat Of Feuton's friends
- President Grant o~es this small setback I,
;. young William Tit, who ejgus his name Il
10 ,xecatiye papers.
As7o FESToS.
:, Arprehfnd That nobody could exhibit in
" quisitiyeness il. tho New York Custom Hons
10 without exciting alarm. Hence, I had n!
L. eoorer inquired into the General Osas
r 7"gouse7 than paragraph was set ahoAt
the eject that aprexted in tho 1atcsests q
c. fentop.
a, To te,t1e this. TO that the vsyfaEing mar
lit though feol. need not 60 astrat,I will onl
- aed that regard Conkling - a safer and be-
n ter public man than Fentou. The processes
which Senator Fenson has obtained = par,
" mount influence In tho 6tate Of New Yo1
70, seem 10 mo 10 be sinister, and unworthy, n
I'd degrading to the Republican character. +!
be cept Roscoe Conlling's snobberJ and his vii
, 1870-12-26

.uc,t interior cities OF tho Union, would not
be Gcod wsy to break up tho oae pondcrous
monopoly OF New York, he weuld probably
reply: ..
..Oh. tl,at won't do. That Custom lIou=e
b,lrns. 10 New York, you know"
A crs7ou uorsE urEEAC-
believe that auy discreet and observing
cittxcu who might pass through the New
YORK Cuatoua house Ed study its orera-
tioue. would declare il tue greatest nuisance
III his c. tuntry, knd would DO sworn ens1aJ
for Tho rcst OF his life Of Custom Houses in
Seneni. The greed. the gous1ng, the
la,csnv. the tattle, tho smuggling. the noslng,
The forging, tbs lying. the butssats, the
lc,upts,iop. tue ruin wrought in al the courts,
cloitters, and fupctions OF that h1deous
temple, Will serve the future for aome novel
WHICH rh.n diepel the terrors OF the legends
Of any ra1scs OF pu1iieu in the wcsla. An
emissa.x from tlis dusty donton Puts his III"
hospitatle hand upon eyety ship cominG in
from te4. The poFtmanteau, perhaps the
pocket, OF every ats1nget or citizen is turned
iuside-out by the dirty kpncA1es Of SONS wara
politician: ali me1chaudise nust cas1y pass
po,1 which even \ convict need not do; And
millions Of dolla1a' worth Of clothing, Of food,
are corriened to the immense BONDED were-
houres which arc built nesI the city pie.s and
lccked np under the Custom House seal uuGl
they sSal bare pala their toll
WHAT ARE t1SDED WAREHOUSES;
In New York there arc shout one huudrct
and twenty piers, eighteen foreign steamship
lires. anil inoIe than eighty bonded ware
houses 1t is computed that IS. o00, 900 II
- ~ y3af,t3
, 1870-12-26

rick up anything which the Inspector vii!
| give them Tho etnalinr importing merchants
! Ct New York commonly have Al invoice OF
| goods rpon every chip. Dy practice and By
law fo.ty.eight hours only Is given Auy mer~'
chant to receive his gools. II he delays mose
| thxn that 11me tho 1'General Order Store"
becomes thc depository Of them: after forty
tight hours he is cbargealIe with months
storage for not releaslng them. The General
Orler Store. therefore, has direct interest in
seeing that the merchant sha1l not set his
goods for fo.ty-eisht hours, and, as il tchatses
60 more for storage than any bonded w.re-
Ecute, tho probabilities are that the goods
will cot be removed il they once get there.
Dut. II by scason Of the wharf beeoming flIed
with freight, the Inspector scnds merchants =
| goods to the General Order Store within the
forty-eieht hours, the government settles this
e4rtage and storage; in eithcrcase, therefore,
tho Gonesal Order Store has the monopoly Of
tho chances.
Now, the merchants Of New FORK charge
that the General order store has coliusiou With
i The Inspectors and Custom House carmen
to get freight Tako come instances;
4 9ast freight German steamship ID In at
, | IIoboken. The merchant has not received
his invoice pspe1s- His goods, in former times
. could 70 to any ~1feGpuse ne eeleeteu. Nu3
: now they arc put upon carts, brought ose'
tho ferry, and run far M town tol Leet 4
Stockings. These gentry pA5 the bill to th'
, carter, and it is TO their iutcrast 1ot TO aies
greo With his ratcs. The foztF-eight hour
! el.psc, while the merchant, meantime. i
: hunting up bis goods, aud. perhaps, the hts
. news hs receives OF them is An order from lii
/ Collector to enter up bond.
l. Again, \ c11mau wsits on the pier all day
}. the inspector eyeieg h'm, and te1terous!
4 pushing his 6ol1r aside: The carter Turns ssid
: 10 ret cup " co0ss. .nd, Instantly. the In
4 srector sends tue goods ea BY another Cal
y Ter 10 the "Gene1a1 OrdeE.
d Another caso The Castcnl House people dt
10 lav the merchsnss permit. "Dontasnd ara
.. .ny goods" cs1es the mer:hans, the perm
i, | viii b. hero aireetls.' ''Cau't help it, u!
Ii tho In.ptctor,-.. you'll find them at tho Ge'
ID | e1al Older"
Again: Dalea steamship 10 IN St.ufu'
night. Nobody Can get to tho Castor Hons
ot but the ship u-;oa4ls s11 Saturday night ~
ae III day Sunday, and Monday svening fnds Il
, 1870-12-26
Match I, 1SSg................ 49,
Dcembtf l. $50.

deduction IN ore rear Aut three
quarters ......-.. =. -.....-,
Rtdurt1on per mouth, q months.
kes1ueu ton per day, 6t9 da1s-.....,
Reduction per da5, GO d2ys ia
, 1870-12-26

NJ UNF: HAVING ABOUT ss.na0. AND WISH
II ing to stsp rikhs into xntd established cash
IN butt., Eho&s hate. and cspr can learn ef sarh
, 1870-12-26
S.H,s6,,ss:9.+a
stlls.l9+@
Rs,sMS


fa5,lG
, 1870-12-26

-
?, the Nttnctlp1
Withdrawal Of
3as Of the xov-
Qr5t purchase
1ndS NHs made
; day the 1tta
lemd oue-n lit
G fu1d named,
, 1870-12-26

CTUATfOS NANTku-NF A GERMAN LADY.
Dwho graduated IN KNrope, gp.r r.nc4A. .bx
sekee fsrueh h taequissd In PaTis German. tnssha
uufC. dra wing Terms nojerAte; excellent feferuces.
Atdftrte T. y, Tribune ttitr.
, 1870-12-26

EoNChMt11s 40.
ttYJUA1fDSS WASTtp-BK NAN And NtFes.
y ~ eoach ch1nan and rook. tuod ritv rrlefcar-s a..
dftte j / II, lriIa1t 1tsicG.
, 1870-12-26

ttrd thia and atout Of the city has hseu Eist
I'd by one enlposttuF. Mr, iorkftson and Ms Pafton
seas. 4 much l,krr soEtIo 0. the city .weuld have
hren Visited lnt ~ fast that d4slas tse yr.. Mr.
d!ua,i.a ehu1c, and coaseaaeat!v ceuld nut tre
uade additional aeln tor the conlins Tsar. and Tie
cotnttter, T.. ne able to the Whole civ
ssatt d elote the +. tEEn Of annth<r 4nnivenarY.
rr :-et-vo wae rakafld t. dAys. X cost Of k153,
Add Mr. Pastnu engaged % days, IT peuAe Q!
r. csnTassed. and all VI the West Side nos1h Of Ran
tfutnh ktrfet
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-06

on CATARRH, DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES from
the EAR, and diseases of the HEAD, THROAT,
LUNGS. LIVER and KIDNEYS, including all dis
eases of a CHRONIC or DEBILFFATYNG nature.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-06
ERIE RAEE WAY

TEH GREAT THR0UGH RoUTETo THE EAST
This Company now control and operate thir.
teen hundred miles of road, extending from
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo an
Rochester to New York.
It's of the six feet gauge, nearly a third
wider than other roads, enabling the Compa.
ny to construct and use coaches correspond
ingly larger and more comfortable. It's track
has been placed in thorough repair by the
substitution of Steel Rails at such points as
are subject to the greatest service, and where
the highest rate of speed is required to be
made
New and improved Sleeping Coaches &C,
company all night trains. They are heated
by steam, perfectly ventilated, contain spa.
cious and elegant Dressing and State-rooms
and combine all the modern improvements.
Excellent Dining Saloons are located at
convenient points upon the line, where ample
time is allowed for meals.
Three Express trains lilly are run from the
western termini of the road to New York
without change, making as quick time as by
any other route.
The long distance run without change-S6e
miles-and the spacious Accommodations ofits
Broad Gauge Coaches, especially commend
this route TO families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line can be OBJ
tanned at all principal ticket Offices through
out the country. 49tf
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ducing. They were few in number com
pared with the great wsrld, and were
silent. / saw these foul ISLANDERS crystal
ling into history uncontradicted by
friends who knew her personally, who,
firm in their own knowledge of her viz
tues and limited in view as aristocratic
circles generally are, had no idea OF the
width Of the world they were living in,
and the exigeney of the crisis. When
time passed Oh end no voice was raised,
l spoke. / gave at first staple story,
for I kneH nstnctiyely, whoever put the
first steel point Of truth into this dark
cloud of SANDER must wait for the storm
to spend itself must say the storm ex-
oeeded ray expectations, and has ragged
loud and long. But now that there is a
comparative stiffness shall proceed, first
to prove what | have been asserting and
second, to add to my true story such Facts
and incidents as did not think proper
at first to state" 1a4
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Mrs. Stowe Heard From.

Hn' Defense Of Her Course en- the Byron
Extracts from the Forthcoming
T0LalDsS
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

STATEMENT OF N. R. ALLEN, LEATHER MAN.
UFACTURER, KEN OsHA
To the Public "A son of mine has been af-
fected with deafness and discharges from the
ear for the past nine years, for which we
could get no relief, in spite Of many efforts
on our part. About three months ago,
placed him under the care Of DR.. smyth, who
was highly recommended to me by some
of my friends and it affords me the utmost
pleasure to state that the Doctors efforts
have been completely successful. The dis.
charges from the ear has stopped, and the
hearing is entirely restored.
N. R. ALLEN.
Kenosha, June oath, 1869.
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Catarrh can be Cured.

Letter from Hon. VIM Penn Lyon, Judge Of tn
First Judicial Circuit of Wisconsin.
RACINE, Oct 9th, 1867.
DR.. SmYTH. GAINESVILLE, Wis:
My Dear Sir II am pleased to learn that you
propose making professional visit to our city.
My wife has been cured of Catarrh of several years
standing, under your treatment and I desire that
others who are suffering from that most annoying
and stubborn disease may have an opportunity to
test your skill. 1 can cordially recommend your
novel and yet simple and effective system of treat
ment to the afflicted. and hope that your success
may equal your merits. 3w21
Yours very truly, VIM. P. LYON.
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PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. SMYTH,

Ofthe Lghthlll Medical Institute, n. 7. City who
has been f nra
Located in JaAeevilIe, wis
For the past three yesss, sad whose singularly
successful practice in the ksatment of all CHRON
&c DISEASES has attracted the attention of the
whole county, will, in compliance with many ur
gent requests rstQpn to
KEHoSH.A-,
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- enc Tnis out-sl GOO. -

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REwARD.-For a
better medicine than DR.. Staford's Stomach
and Liver Invigorator, for the cure of chronic
Liver complaint, Jauudice, Flatulence, De
bility, Loss of Appetite, Sallow Complexion,
Coated Tongue, CostiYeness, and a general
feeling of WEAKNESS and lassitude, which
shows that the liver is in torpid or obstruct-
ed condition. 1y8
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Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. 18th and 18th

and may be consulted at the HALLIDAY HOUSE
during
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-06

A LITERAL SEcRET.-The follow
ing tumble Of letters appeared in the
advertising columns Of the London
Times "Skzpejjy. Bcyp Dvilv,
keer wmsp bgorpyarch dpgclb zelyrf
fc ugjjmu aw rfc jyic. Pmu slbep
nc qrypq. Amkkmi qcy zpeczqc
Dcyrf cpucgefr. Wmspv. zgowaje.n
Puzzling as this appears, the transla-
ton is easy enough when the key is
found to be the substitution ofletters
which precede by two in the alphabet
those which ought to be used. It
then reads: "Umbrella. Dear Fan
ny, meet your distracted friend be-
meath the willow at the lake. Row
under toe stars. Common sea breex-
es- Featherweight. Yours, Bicycle"
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IN PrObate-kenOsha County Court
In the matter of the estate of Mary A. Pomeroy
deceased.
A ETTERS testamentary in said matter having
been granted to James b. Pomeroy executor
OF the last will and testament of said deceased and
on his motion 1t fs ordered that six months from
and after the date hereof be and the same is allowed
ana limited to said administrator for disp0siDg OF
the estate, and paying the debts and legacies of
said deceased, and for creditors to present their
Claims against said deceased FOR examination and
allowance: Therefore notice is hereby given that
the Judge OF eaid Court will on the sixth day OF
April. A u. 1877. a. o'clock p. M. of said day
at his Office in said County, examine and adjust an
claims ana demands Of ali persons against said de-
ceased; and it is further ordered that notlce pc
given to all persons interested By publlsnlng tns
order in the KenOsha Telegraph, weekly news
paper published IN Kenosha city once week Tor
four weeks succesaiveiy, and also oy posting the
same in four publicpaces in kenosha city at least
four weeks before the time above mentionedt or
examining claimeY
Dated Kenosha city, the lOth day OF DecemDef'
A. d. 1869, BY the Court, j. j. PETIT,
Awe County Judge.
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While tearing down an old house
in Danbury, Conn, the other day, a
well preserved note was found, issued
under the act of Congress, of Feb.
IL, 1776. It was for 6 one-sixth
of a dollar. . On one side among
other things was the motto, mind
your business, y and on the reverse
side circle composed of thirteen
links, representing the 13 States.
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IN PROBATE KENOSHA COUNTY COURT
n the matter Of Matthias Feltes, deceased.

IN PROBATE.-KENOS HA COUNTY COURT
In the matter of Matthias Fetes, deceased.
Letters of administration in said matter being
this day granted to Jonas W. Rhodes, of the town
OF Somers, Kenosha county; therefore 1t Is order
day of December A. d. 1869, be and the same is
limited and allowed 10 said administrator TO dis
pose ofthe estate and pay the debts ofthe deceased
and for creditors to present their claims against
said deceased for examination and allowance
Therefore notice Is hereby given that the Judge OF
at one O'Clock p M. of said day, at his Office in
said County, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands OF all persons against said deceased and it
liz further ordered that notice be given to all per-
sons interested by publishing this order IN the
Kenosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper publish
cd IN Kenosha City, once weeks for four weeks
successfully, and also by posting the same up in
four public places in the town of somers, Kenosha
County, at least four weeks before the time above
mentioned for examining claims.
Dated at Kenosha City, the thirteenth day of De
cember, A. D. 1863. BY the Court,
j. j. PETIT,
n29W4 County judge
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EVIDENCE or SUCCESS.

Editorial Ectract from tie Kenosha Telegraph
FEB. 18Th, 1869.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-21
To Capitalists and Investors.

At this season of the year when considerable sums of money are released and new forms of investment sought, we ask careful consideration of the advantages and attractions of the LOAN offered by the NEW HAVEN, MIDDI E'TOWN AND WILLIMANTIC RAILROAD COMPANY Q.) N $ secured by first mortgage on property 1 ,c0fth double the amount Of bonds issued (2.) It is based on the GTeat 1hTouoh Linz bs. tween Boston aad New York, which saves in dis. tance p miles and in time nearly one hour. (S.) Tue ed1fy cOnlpletion Of One-talf Me road and Hse economical expenditure Of nea,{u f,r0 Mi,ds of Me estinlated cost of the lchote line. (4.) The local traffic developed during the past thirty years and awaiting tho opening of the road and the through trade which must, by necessity flow to short and quick routes.
 (5.) The tine is located i1 our Sdte ,oiu l0ygeiy increase ns character and i'yluence and add ma teriauy to itS ,cealth. t. (6.) The well-known character of the projectors of the enterprise, which is guarantee of it's early completion and successful management. (7.l The bonds are exempt from dH Sdte, Local, and GOUeTnn1ent Tdres.
 (6) They bear 2 per cent. interest, payable half yearly, May 1st and November 1st, in New York.
 (9) They are issued either registered or coupon, and are of tue denominations of $500 aud $1 900.
 THE PRICE IS PAR AND INTEREST.
 To those who desire to avoid all risks to their investments, who prefer absolute safety with liberal income, we recommend the AIR LINE BONDS. believing them to possess advantages which will cause them to be fayorite investment and always in demand.
 HATCH & FOOTE,
 Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities.
 No. 12. Wall Street. New York. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-04-21
CORNWALL.

The recent sunshiny days have started the blows as woll as the snow banks, and some of our farmers have their oats sown, but the snow banks are not all gone yet, while the hay-mows are dwindling away. and will be gone about as soon as the snow. There is enough, however, to car ry stock through, when properly distrib- uted.
 - There are but few business changes this Spring. Mir. Miller holds on to his hotel and liquor-selling, forfeiting his bonds of $500, given when he sold his place in the winter.
 -- Warren Dibble goes into the liquor shop vacated by Mir. Potter, whose liquor our temperance committe bought. verify ing the truth of Scripture, that when the evil spirit goes out of place, seeking res and finding none," it goes back to the ola place. ''with seven other spirits more wicked than the first.
 = B. s. Bradley has leased the store now owned by George Volmiller, for three years. and, last week, opened quite an as sortment of dry goods and groceries.
 J. l.. Pease re-opens his photograph rooms, about the first of May. in the olt Post-office building.