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70 ROCHESTER PARSONS.

Toushy indeed Very indignspt!.
Does i. Chester Parsons 'uPPOs' for e
moment that We are fool enough to
comment upon every communication
that sppeas, ip, our cOldmnS'I II H.
Chester Parsons had 6raids BE would
know that newspaper publishers ore not
responsibie tof The Bsyibgs Of their cor.
respondents. n. Chester Parsons. Why
did you nlos. demand lbs aans Of "luter.
eSledi;;' Why ysntys our pttty 'piIs up
on usP oS,.H. Chester tPSmonslT' ii
stru. you did not ,scsE the positiO6i We
are crsdi6ly inform sdyou SSa ssek the
appointment IF Commissioner 10 adjust
The deb, between v;rgidts and West Vir.
GINA. H. Chester ParsnpS, when was
there tstime The. JON were not seeking
ofacsi Did you ever aspire to Con-
gtss.iOSal houorSi And is it not be.
cause Ws wouldn't pledge OursslI 10
support yop, that Jon say ''stOP my pa
peri"
Well HdGdsItOE PsrOOOs, WOWilI WiIh
srea. pleasure. do 90. when you pay Up
,aHeamge.. Wh7fad 90 exaainsdOu Of
our book. tba. H. Chester Parsons owes
IS o. for. sl5sefiPiion. Rlshs' remit
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CHESAPEAKB;dAND OHIO RAIL
IA y It's LIS 4ROAD.di bUa rs tsg-
|. sIAM6lf informed Virgiuisu writes the
following interesting letter from New
York 10 tie Richmond DsPsts6
''NEw YoRK, March II, 1870.
"Thiukips that tho opotaliona Of the
yChssnpeake and Ohio Railroad Company
might DO Of interest To- tho robders Of
th5 DtGbaits! 81 write 70 Bdy to you that
everything goes on 10 the tnost snhsfac-
tory manner. The enterprise is attract.
log general interest among the most
enlightened business mes-and capitalists
.ofthis city, spd State. you bear on all
sides, 10 the financial circles here, the
sxpFssgloo Of the opinion that this ID one
olIlhe moItimpoTtRnt works row being
lbrSSaedt0 .complslion 10 the United
States -impogtsnt IL ilsRslnlisanot only
to the State Of Virginia bat to produce
GWopderlpl etfecl 10 abe movement Of
freight, aud 10 the diFeetioo Of ttsVel
from the West Snd isoulhVest. So far
8 The, fortunes of Hirgiais sud West
YiFginiar aEe cb0eernsd, Il il difitultio
estimate properly the eject Of The com-
pldtiun Of the road. 4 wish that YOU
eoald hear the oRiuions. eEprssied on,
this poill byAbe clebEessheadsd msna
I3kuoW thatit ismoFO 10 lhi6 cause than
10 any other that the late inprov6mant,
90 a1arksdnin the market price Of Wiz!
giuis9 bonds Is 10 Be attributed. s sal (
i. AiIsrge humber Of cOntTaclS. for The
eopslruclion Of the work from the Ohio
river to the White Sulphur Springs have
inst been declared by The company; and
numbers Of intelligent and energetic
eoutraetom from ell partsaofIhs coun4
icy afSi lbronging the dfiees'of lhe com.
lpaHy Smaking lheir arrangements for
Immediate and,VigoFouS work, In one
month from ithisAime between six and
eight thousand menaWill be at work on
the liss Of The road, making Ihel noun.
lai1GringMith the sounds Of their 10
duslry, and additional numbses viii,
EromflimO lo;time. 6s pat 10 work, 80 90
10 insure The spsedle6ti eonPlsttOa Ofithe
9osd! Let oVsryoarue viEgiuisu, ilh6tS-
fore, rejoice and determine 10 do ell 10
|. bis power 10 cid athea great G0teFpFiss
which 10 IOido CO. mitch to enrich end
slieuslhsn his sfateapt develop the 70.
seurcstl Of IkeFWhOls country. 9srsiasa
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u. EaiIan !. ~ y u 80 Z

N, EdiSOr; ri raV ID liz va
I do NOT desire loc6ny On.G persoull
controversy With Sby one, much 'ltS1
With : "PlsEW Boy" Yet I beg The
privilege Of saying few words luTsPlJ
to ths wsulOn attack 10 Sawsft7tO make
uponsmotn blt Communication Published
10 your last iasuo. / am very sorry that
anything eou.ained 10 the eommuuica:
tioa Ofvhich 10 complains should have
wounded stbs sensitive nstats Of t"PloW
Boya % bsdlyss il Seems % hsvs done
Poor fellow, Il he had only suck 10 his
ploa instead Of coming to town Just
RhOgthat ualueEy "PsrsoaaI4 article,
as he,imagiues IT., pOblished. be
might nsysrhats seems then Bls feel.
.ingi would not have been lScsrated .-QFi
be had even hsld hisspsace Whsa be
.sR itand .bsd not ctiedloat % loudly
no one would have suspected tBst Hs
.Was'haFt. If rhS viii bat take the
trouble to read Il over again esistuliy
and reject q npmenl, ! do potiO how,
hs can reasonably avoid coming to the
conclusion IhSl there Is noibiEg person
al 10 it to any one. much less 10 him,
unless be haS been guilty Of the faults
therein enumerated, which thrust 10 n .t
tho case. 90 a 1a
: ''PlOw Boy, takes great delight 10
calling me hard nSmss, under The i'm
preston. doubllss1. that It 10 exceedingly
witty or ArgumsntsIive. but / win rot
9staliate, aot choosing to indulge 10
such amusement, % Il belongs more
property 10 lo1hs province 81 ploW
bDysJf esa@ ,ll~a2 . Ag2a-l. - ~
J iI'PDw Boy talks very lSsrnedIy o.
7Piclurss, and Indeed, Que is forced 10
ronfStS that be has some pteleptious 10
merit 10 that respect, else 10 could not
have discovered his own Likeness so
readily iaotheSnttiels fefsrIed to- 3o'a
,HeSesusto lake tm6rGgs ii lie quo
toIion used in the last paragraph Of The
former commdnic diion, and. 10 order to
show bic own literary Attachments and
,Snssf Of those q others, would lead you
10 imbEine that said quotation vas to BE-
found ID ,hs sritmgs (?) Of CopEucius
I beg leave to inform bin thst nothing
like iteSh be found 10 Goufueius. but
if Il dssrous o. increasing his liisr.
cry knowledge. and will carefully sx-
anime The works Of sWsdsnburg, be may
fad it. ll'
oaIn conclusion. Mr. EditoL I would
suggest to 'dPloW Boy" the propristy Of
returning 10 his pillow and Sticking 70 Il
OIsadily l6rough thick aud tin, uu,iI
called upon BY bis country to lake q
noblsF stand 10 Tile, for there can be 90
doubt that siS'a second CipcIunstus,
cad that ia the courss Of time, II be but
psTIsVsre 10 his Occupation, On appre.
cialiVe people will call him from his
pillow % the Romans did TGioctnGatus Of
old. 10 tsE5the helm and guide The ship
Of State, Batbs should SIWays temem,
Der that Republics ere proystbiaIly
u6ppSiofulr' re i0oa GAMMA. .
Vt7H faIFfF ~ p
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The Herald says the Supervisors Of
B!ooko county, "in a sudden Fash Of
sensible libsr4lity. the other day sppro.
.pristed $50 10 ipay,for publishing their
proceedings in the county papsrG." ii
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GEO. w. MAYO, Inspector,
Tobacco saInpled and sold BteeT 'Say
n a.i5,es Except SundAyS laf d-tG
sPlttsbpEg syeIY 6


Tobacco Sampled and Sold BteeT Ray
RI 5t Except SundayE -tg
THIS Warehouse has been rebuilt since the
Il waron the most improved nlan; has . ca
pacIey for storing six thousand hogsheads To!
baeco, aud offers Inducements equal, Il not s',.
peIior TO my Warehouse in the State LOT sto.
.riig aud safe keeping q T0bScco. $500,
p As tie Stale Of Virginia no longer insdres
sthe Tobacco N Warehouses, tie PROTECTORS
have taken loutpoljciQs If insurance for On
amodnt snfeient 70 cover any loss that should
occur 81 CIT, In good home co panies ~ tins
Stato besides the Wareh66Se'i s entirely isola.
tediffont any other building, and 3 c6mpeteGt
and laiEhfui 1atchmamSi will always DO on hand
rendering all Tobacco stored In His Warehouse
secure against loss by ere.
II Wilde the steady and constant aim Of the
inspeetoraad proprictors to meet the wants
and wishes Of the l1dhlers and Commission
Merchants. MAY0& HUTCHINSON,
Riehtnond March Is. 1870.
The fFeights from the Kanawha Valley ID
Richmond 10y wav Of Parkersbdrg and BALI
nofe, is 40 cents per hundred. Warehouse
fees ii Richmond'Sl rs per hogshead, on all
packageS-Uyer SO0 pounds, halfprice. Charge
Tor selling ~ US $3.50 per hVgshead.
inch St29h.
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And Bo1, H. Cheslsf PalSoDL Whilo

nH4 WV AAs SI 'Sissi 2 - - ~ 'ssfisr
pslsobafly 10 have no objection 70 Jour
stopping lbs, Rsgi.er, stt 'WSsctS1os bni
tHo Qbhi, ahst ottdStSiyous
Raelaim lhsi apy one rbasS right to.aaa
I9PilI IAo, public sTssqrs IF asRI seaispE
f'lntefesled" bad q perfect right TO crit
jdiss Jour apPOiHiusslS sIIles tBSds 20
psVJ6tlistaek dponi you, SBd,svs..4
TEiI nSt6i plts!iehsbI Win Yifsiais
q lhihg lbsks deePlY ooassrn', sssry
citizen ofthe State. Its Dol to be pre-
stuSd tbtBop'eaos masee6qtblS POD.
jgsOut a6air, tilhGhS SbilIty ed 1tiIf
Is 5bg6tSO obatdsssstSs 4 CsBmii.
sISSSr. bocaS's 81 your limited residence
ID lbe sislsj Ooly dating from tie Noss
Of The WSr. There ore men living in
tbb District who sro Woll-pOStsd 10 The
HaEtsES Psrssidins tees lHli settlement
gae az this nun6sI should ,nhqyS hsSU
appointed. o. Mons. q ill., PolilicsoughI
40 c,olibavs controlled The Governor To-
netting these appdiHtmsat.. II vas Sc
duty 10 select tho tbIeSti and
sbFowsdsN Hnansien IN The State, a.
commi'aiouers, iEs1pscti'o Of PAty.a
5 WessrS hSppy % lesu' rom The
shove that you aill ''probably dselles
% accept Iho appointment Of cenHisi.
slSner. This i tboqt the best hing
youEcan do. ~
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2 WHO HAS A HOME TO PAINTH
MADE CoLoRS,

Known as s.R!AILROAD'' Colots. Guar.
ranteed to be more economical, more durable
aud mere convenient than any Paint ever be.
fore offered. g.i.lff
AbOok entitled ''Platn talk with Practical
Painters" with samples, sent FREQ by mail on
application. MASURY 4 WILTON, . 10
~ Globe White Lead and Color Works,
Ill Fulton Street, GsW York
Beware OfImitatOuS. tsml Established 1855
Absolute Divorces legally obtained in NeE
York, Indian, Illinois aud other States. for
persons from any State or County, legal
everyWheFs; aesertiou, drunkenness. non.Sup.
port, etc., sufficient cause; no publicity: no
charge until divorce obtained. Advice freq.
Business established fifteen years.
Address, US n. HOUSE, Attorney.
~ No. 70 Nassau Street, New York City.
Geh 3l-3m.
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DIED.

At New Haven. Mason county, West Va, on
che 9Csh Of March, 1870, sChuylar COlIax, son
W BT'V' aod LsvinR Corset, ,itgoI 10 uoaths,
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TmproyO youl sesd-"Tho oct e Dc oh,,p.
ct"
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agents WANTED everywhere toeeH the
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE, the
only practical EMILY g9 Emitting Y aI chi ever
ca per minute. Address AMERICAN KNIT.
TING MACHINE CO.. Boston. Mass, or 81.
Louis, No, finch Sl-Sm.
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GLOW SHALL WE PAINT OUR R0U.
IL .SOsH" By j. W. MAsURY, Cl,, 22o p.,
7 50. Free by mail on receipt Of price, Mas.
sury 4 Wilton, New York, Ism
a Ii, kinds Of MagiA1ate Blanks on hand
fASud for SAls at THIS OFFICE
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ie6UR NIrTa cos (sIiEsslIGll.. ~

As9HS dmSliSd q tipg 6Sesr ,hta tbs
'RsbSbllsSR pAsis, .lsoggh ylbslE Boen-.
veeIiop, lll'be cAllea gpcP-to -PlAep IinI
thdfsHs thsir,eSndtdate 70 rspttSOHt iho
Thia DisafebiAslhs 'l2d7 Cshstssss IL
my bot 80 dut:Sf tlstst,tSl 40 u sSs 4
Stew words ja fsleFS9se % lAs matter,
and 70 make bnpNq Obrthbieb GOr tbs
positiu1ol ssHgsba7 sA agsdHdi slal
TB9taE RhS,sWt WI ~ I'm. Va
,areIa iiazet 81 ths e,psah,s gion II our
prssssi Wpsby and sbls RsErs'eassiiyei
%lES,olOan asiWMcHERE .Gen.s WITCH.
"a has given emile satisfaction to biz
party ala 10: alf8ff votes upon The ims
porsa6lapsstiobs lbst we're Up bsfSrs
-Copgyofs., be has hoHsstly sud iailh.
fully eottled out th6Hishes sSnd dOdrep
,Of lhs PsOPl6sofdtHib Disltie,. Re mas
watched viii jetiSut syS taS iptsrss!
of o1t Ebols sts's. Spd pahiculstly The
intesest o. tbs Dis,lict which he rtpFs-
soutsos He has been faithful end true.
'Fot Bic atDShly and independent course
rs { me@6tF d tie present Congress, Il
dor Pa i0ibfF Fsa'en' 30 de'sEys' The
roDaaimOuS epdOE'epsnl and apmjpaIiee.
ct the hands Of the Republican nomiHaa
ting ConVsuliOh. We Otihoss who
do netz bstigvo lin srNppping IlOIausI
while crossing stream. Mr., wrfcHsR,
viii S6US beiSIsstbe people With 4 rec,
ord'd3paiiisd record aPou which i!
'ths pSfig an msetshe3 DeResraey vith'
-out .leat.ai We believe that General
WlTcuEa e61bs rsturuea'bya apshl6sa
ger msiSTAytn 1870 den he received Ia
1865. ,... ss 81
We irns. tbat when TIE Convention
ASSEMBLIES. theyfMtll deem it'll tpociol
pleasdreas we'll saU . duty TO [stIfa
Gen. WfFcaER % Congress We ~
lievS ySs. : ,iaFgs psjo4ily q. The Rs>
pnblisans Of The Distisl dslip- hiHrs-i
nomination. ylsysa9 osR tg. 8iasg-os
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Pol1ElP EEaAe ANT ~. ). IA.

Ra4RsDaTI,a llAncH,s a;as.O. y
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table book. To say nothing of its higas
uses it makes good citizens It makes q bal
Epy pe0p1e, and It ought to be the effort of al
who 4oye their country without regard t
creed or sect, to aid in its circulation.
1t is to be regretted that so many in Chris
| tian lands are unaquainted with it's truths
1t was difficult to account FOR the indifererc
which prevails, except in the general tenden
cys oi our age to prefer mere sensational liter
allure and that which requires less thought
Perhaps the frequent objections sof'sceptica
minds have aided IN producing this resul
and 1t may be that our system OF instruction il
at fault.
He hoped that the tasse of the age in litel
allure was ephemerala and would pass away
undershappier educational influences. AS to
the objections, 1t was his belief that when
Science shall have extended her researches
over all the earth's surface ard through all
the strata and thus really completed her ev-
idencel herconclusions will be found in har-
mony with Revelation. The antiquarian re-
searches were bringing to it's support much
cooperative testimony. It seemed as though
God had been hiding for ages under the
mounds and in The buried chambers of the
ancient cities, the proofs of his word which
shall silence scepticism, iii shall not make all
men Christians. 1t appeared to him that less
weight was given the historical argument and
that ofprcphecy than Qrmerly, and less than
they merited. The testimony borne to it's
truth by the present condition OF Palestine
in it's silence, emptiness and desoiation, and
the continued dispersion and distinct preser-
walton of the wandering Jews seems almost
irresistible to any candid mind.
< "A n his opiniona Booksso varied and yaiG-
able, attested by prophecies and crumbling
monuments by the desoiate Palestine and
seven mi lions efpexiled pnople. iswithout a
parallel, and must have had what Plato de-
clared the Peoples book would need, God
for Its author. It's eulogy was written in the
overthrow OF the old religions wherever it
was carried-in the blessings it bore with it
-"the broken fetterand the tencntless dun
geon, the wing of commerce and the smile Of
labor"
The great question now, is how to secure
It's more careful perusal, He felt there was
a want OF thorough culture in it's principles
even in the Sabbath School, but hoped way
would be found for reviving an interest in its
study. ..u,.,......z .--..sro. ...... 80
I'll should circulate in land like ours, free
rs the air we breathe. the water e drink
Not more happily could it's value be des-
,ribed then in the Inspired words which pic
lure the river oflife land "the tree whose
eaVes were for the healing of the nations.
After the address the Society adopted res
olution, offering the thanks of the audience
q the President for his interestingg address
md constituting him Life Member of the
American Bible Sosiety. E. L. GRANT, Sec.
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; :
ERIE GAIL WAY

b. "a Luxuries GI Modern. Travel. Y0D
The question which to day most forcibly
presents itself to the prospective traveller is
not "By what line can earliest reach my
destination ~ (for running parallel with each
other, the competing lines make. the same
average time between their Western and
Eastern termini), but g BY which route can
travel with the grestest degree of comfort and
OF freedom from those annoyances hitherto
considered inseparable from journey of q
thousand miles or more 90
The inquiry is easily answered. Seated in
one of the spacious and luxnriously finished
Drawing room coaches peculiar to the broad
gnage Erie Railway, running without change
from CINCINNATI Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo
and Rochester to New York, the traveller finds
lacking none of the comforts and convent
ences of his own home. ROomy seats, neat
Washing and Dressing rooms, parlors we'll
ventilated and cool in summer, warmed by
steam in winter. and illumined by gas when
night comes. attentive servants, and view
of the gran5est ct American scenery com.
bine to transform tnet orInerly slow and to-
dous journey into an enhancing panorama.
the termination of which comes only too
quickly to the beholder. At the Company'S
hotels along the line, the traveller alights to
refresh the inner man-eating breakfas lin
Ohio dinner in Pennsylvania, supper in New
York, yet faring sumptuously and with the
same regularity as If at his own hotel or resi-
dence at home. t#a 'sbI134 s"' lA@3
Sleeping coaches, we'll lit and ventilated.
and with clean, rcomy beds, and all the con-
venences of the boudoir are attached to each
of the three daily Express trains, guarantee
ing the traveller, delighted with the novelties
of the daylight, nights rest as untroubled
as if in his own bed at home. saa allgI
Prompt arrivals are made at all connecting
points, and passengers on arriving in New
York are delivered either down town in the
immediate vcenty of the leading hotels and
the New York and New Haven Railroad r
Tickets via this popular route can be pur-
chased at all Principal Ticket Offices through
out the country.
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Catarrh can be Cured.

Letter from Hon. VIM Penn Lyon, Judge of the
First Judicial Circuit of Wisconsin.
RACINE, Oct. 9Th 1867
Dr.. SMYTH. Janesville, Wis.,
Ny Dear Sir II am pleased to learn that You
propose making professional visit to our city.
My wife has been cured of Caarrh of several years
standing, under your treatment and 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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PH1LIP, LENT.
City Clerk.

There SCENE to be ar impression prevalent
that the Letters to Our School District
Board" signed Patron" which have appear
ed in the Educational Column, referred to
some department of Cur city schools. This
is mistake. We do not believe that any of
the present corps of our city teachers, needs
the assistance of the Board Of Education, in
the management of their respective depart
mEnts, Or the 'reformation'' of the "insub-
ordirate' youths contained therein.
We have received third article fl ON " Pa
tron' which will appear soon.
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Council Proceedings.
Special Meeting Feb. 1st 1870

Special Meeting Feb. 1st 1870
Present Mayor Robinson, Aid Glover,
Halliday, McDermott, English, Quigley,
and Meyers. The Mayor stated that he
received communication from w. G.
White, President of the Northwestern
Dairymenss association lnleregard to a
meeting to be held in this City on the 9Th
day of February, and called this meeting
that the Board may take such steps as
they deem proper. Aid. Med ermott
moved, that the Chair appoint one Alder
man from each ward to act in conjunc-
ton with the Citizens ommittee to pro-
vide for the entertainment Of the mem
bers of SAID association, which was I'M
animously carried.
The Mayor appointed Aid. McDermott,
Shend English and Simmons.
A Communication was received from
the Supervisor ec- the town of Somers,
asking this Board to forbid the Saloon
keepsrsof Kenosha, ito give or sell any
liquor 20 Jas. Lieber.
On motion ofsAld. Quigley the marshal
was instructed to notify and forbid the
Saloon Keepers of this City to give or
sell James L;eber of the town.-of Somers
any ardent or inteA eating Isiquor for the
space of one year. U
Council adjourned.
PHILIP LENT.
City Clerk
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North Western Dairymen's Association.

"A meeting was held in the Council
Room in this City to-day for the purpose
of making the necessary arrangements
for the proper entertainment of the
members of the N. W. Dairymens asso-
citation during their attendance at the
meeting to be held here next week.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
I.aac johnson of Somers, when upon mo-
ton, Mf. Ward @. White was appointed
chairman and William Orledge Sec.
". G. White, S. S. Derbyshire, G..
Truesdsll Frank Holt, and William Or
ledge were appointed a committee for
the town of Pleasant Prarie Jonas
Rhodes, Isaac Johnson, Lucien Carpenter,
Ambrose Spencer and Robert Graham,
for the town of Somers. Mayor ROBIN
son, Harvey Durkee, T. G. Simmons and
F. w. Lyman for the city. Committee of
rangements; G. TruesdeH, Jonas
Rhodes, r. S. Houston, n Richtmyer and
Isaac Johnson
The several committees are to meet at
the Council Room on Saturday next at
one o'clock p NJ to report to the com
mittee of arrangements, and to take such
action as may be considered necessary.
-011 WARD G. WHITE CHAIRMAN
W. Orledge Sec.
Kenosha, Monday Jan. 31st 1870.
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STATEMENT OF N. R. ALIEN, LEATHER MAN
5e8 UFACTURER, KENosHA ID 20
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., L
placed him under the care of DR.. Smyth, VINO
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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Mathews Millburn, Lake Co., Ill, Jan. 22d'
OF scarlet fever, frankie H., only son of Charlie
A. and Jennie A. Mathews. aged years, 9 months
and three days. pwet 9if7H ~ Ialle
Ia notice of. the above death YVES received In
time for last weeks paper, but The day OF this
child's death was not given, was there any re-
quest to publish it, or any name subscribed to It
nothing 70 Indicate who the ytite; was. 1t to
be hoped that those who send US obituary notices
will remember that we do not publish anonymous
communications.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03
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ofthe Lighthill Medical Institute, N. Y. city,who
has been onihEuB eHf Hw aae
10 ja Located in GAINESVILLE, Wis. h
For the pastthree years, and whose singuIarly
successful practice in the treatment of all CHRON
DISEASES has ATTRACTED the attention of the
whole country, will, in compliance with many ur
gent requests, return to IIl-.E- Z. .
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-03

A NOTICEABLE, FACT-That one way Of
appealing to aman's reason is through his
eye. In these busy times men are so deeply
immersed in the conduct Of magnificent pro-
Jects, that they forget all about the condition
OF thelr systems, and hence it is that the
Proprietors of the Plantation Bitters. which
cures Dyspepsia, purifies the blood, i'm proves
tne tone OF the stomach, regulates the how
els, and, indeed, invigorates the whole inner
man, are SO active in advertising. In fact,
aoVertlsements are merely sky-rockets sent
icle. - eO'NJ