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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-03-05
BrattIebOrO Academy.

TJNHE Spring Term begins March Sd, 1875. Thor
ough instruction given in studies preparatory to Col
lege, French and Music. PROF. sCHUsTER has
been secured give in Instrumental Music to
all desiring 1t. Every exertion will be made to make
the School meet the demands and expectations OF s
patrons. For rms Of board tuition, etc., address
for Catalogue
VT. LANG, A. NJ, Principal.
West BrAttleboro, VI, Feb. 2, 1878. Gil
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TOWNS'S NEW HOTEL
aELLows FAILs VT.

Thisis new house, handsomely furnished andjust
opened to the travelling public tits centrally located
ON Main Street, and Is designed to accommodate fam
ies parties the lonely traveller with gooi
aud we'll cooked meals temptingly displayed even to
the most fAstidious, and at panic prices. When you
are this way please calland enquirefor
OHAs. TOWNS, Proprietor.
Bellows Falls, VT, October, 1873. tHS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-03-05

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Alternative is needed by the people On all sides Of u.s.
in all communities everywhere, there multitudes
who suffer from complaints that nothing but alter
alive cures. Hence great many Of them have been
made and put abroad with the assurance Of being eff
fectual. But they fail to accomplish the they
because they have not the intrinsic virtues
they claim. In this state Of the case DR. J. C. AVER
4 Co. Of Co., Of Lowell, have supplied Compound
Extract Of SarsapAra, which proves to be the long
desired remedy. Its peculiar difference from other
kindred pr operations in the market il that 1t CURES
the disease for which It is recommended, while they
do not. We are assured Of this fact by than
Intelligent physician in this neighborhood, aud have
the further evidence of experience of its
truth. Nashville (Tenn) Farmer
MASTER YoUR CoUGH AT ONCE with Hates HOhty
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chest throat tending to consumption, is not only
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vegetable pulmonc. Crit ntons 9th Avenue. Sold
by all druggists.
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ANILLusTRArED INSTRUCTION BOOK

Goes with each Machine, from which any one cal
readily learn TO opcrA,cit.
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MANHOOD RnsroRnn.

A victim OF youthful imprudence, causing premature
decay, nervous debility, etc. having tried in vain ey.
cry known remedy, has found a simple sef-eure,
which he will send free to his fellow sufferers Ad.
dress J. II, REEVES, rs Nassau ST., New York l-lG
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II IFW Knit n Stocking, whh ITeel and Toe
Complete, IN from Fire 10 Ten MRutesl

Warranted to be in Perfect Order and TO Do lost What
is Represented!
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Auction !!

rINHE subscriber will sell at Public Auction, w ed
l. neEday, Mar. 10, ISsJ, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
at the house OF the subscriber
One or two Horses, two horse Moving Machine, I
Horse Rake, pair Harnesses, Buggy, SleiEhs. @
Sheds, good Grindstone, Cornsheller. WinnOWing
Mil, Seed sower PloughS, HArTows, 4sO Sap
Pals, Sap Pans, Gathering and Storage Tubs 10 CT
der and other Barrels PtchfoIhs barrel vinegar,
OF cider, 90 bushels potatoes 10 bushels turDps rye,
corn and oats, sNarms bees, 20 80 hens and tur-
keys cows, heifer pair yearling steers, and
articles not here mentioned.
JAMES CHARTER.
williamsve, Vt, Feb. 80, 1878. 9-IO
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Custom Knitting,

NUSTOM work will now be done on the BICKFORD
~ KNITTING MACHINES at thr Mandatory q
the Company IN Centreville
9-ll IL sIMoNDs, Mfg. supt
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RHEUMATIC
CURE +!

This statement is substantially FACT based upoi
evidence In the possession Of the Agents in the shap
~ numerous testimonials from past sufferers In al
the wallis Of life, and particularly from some Of on
most respectable and Trustworthy families.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31

The large derrick used In hoisting
stone for the construction of the stone
front building on the southwest corner
Of Fifth and Walnut streets, broke about
SX o'clock this morning and fell over on
the Esplanade and was shattered almost
in splinters. Fortunately no one hap
pened to be In the precise locality when
II fell. and the result was not serious.
The derrick is about sixty feet In height,
and at the time was being used to hoist
a large stone of a very heavy weight.
When it reached about the third story
the rope holding the derrick toward the
building broke, and the stone, together
with the derrick, came down with tre-
mendous crash. The workmen who were
employed at the lower end by jumping
aside barely escaped with their lives.
"A Newport car had just passed. Had
it been moment later terrible disas-
ter and loss of life would evidently have
ensued. A large projecting stone which
had already been cenlented to the build
ing was struck by the failing stone and
a large piece broken, which will necessi-
tate its removal. The loss to the con.
tractor of the building is estimated at
about 5000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
The Music Hall Co,,sp.tttee,


The Springer Music Hall Committee
met at 10 O'Clock this morning at the
rooms of the Board. of Trade. The Com
mittee Of Subscription, consisting of
Messrs. G. w. jones and A. Ii. Bugher,
reported the following additional SUBJ
scriptions;
D. K. Este, $500; George Fox, $3.50; G.
II. Rogers, $3.50; G.. Ii. MCGOWAN, $3.50;
Hemingway Glass Company, $3.50; 5.
ii. Parvin, 500; Smith q McAlpin, $100;
Alexander Mcdonald, 500; Reakirt,
Hale & Co., 500; Snider, Hoole Il Co.,
$100. Total amount Of additional SUBJ
scriptions, 81, 100, making the sum total
now in the hands of the Treasurer
SCI, 300.
MIR. Hooker moved that a committee
consisting Of g. W. Jones, A. IL. Bugher,
Josiah Kirby, the Chair and Secretary
be appointed to consider and report
some plan for the completion of the sub.
scription list. This motion being voted
upon and accepted, Mr.. Bugher then
offered the following:
"Resolved, That when 80 large num-
ber OF our citizens and heads of business
firms are out Of the city at this time OF
the year, and as only a small number OF
the Committee are canvassing for sub
soriptions, that this Committee adjourn
until the 4th Of September"
The above being accepted, the Com
mittee adjourned to meet at The ap.
pointed time.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
DROWNED.
Feur Young Ct,sctnnaftans Lost IN the
River at Huntington.

Feur Young Ct,scinnaftans Lost IN tn
RiUer at Huntington.
A party of four young men, f. g. Kohl
brandt, Harry Bultman, William Och
and Fred. Darresmonte, left their homes
In our city about two weeks ago, upon I
fishing excursion up the Kanawha rive r
since which time nothing had been hear(
from them among their friends and rela
tives, until the following dispatcl
reached our city from Huntington
"The tow-boat My Choice called here
on her way up late last night, and re
ported that they discovered skiff con
tanning four men, who seemed to be IL
danger of going under their barges, a.
Burlington, two miles below here. The
boats engines were set to backing, bu
as the men made but little or no effort te
save themselves they passed under the
barges, and we're seenno more. A trunk
which they had with them, was recov.
cred, but seems to afford no clue to their
identity. The parties stopped here fol
provisions yesterday evening, but where
they came from or whittier they jour
neyed is not known"
The above created great excitement
among the friends OF the young men,
| none Of whom doubted from the first
but that they were the unfortunate oc.
cupants of the tll-starred sklff. When
shortly after description OF a little
black and tan dog that had accompanied
his master, Mr.. Kohlbrandt, on the trip,
and was taken aboard the toWboat, My
Choice, was forwarded TO the city, all
doubts, if any had heretofore existed,
were set aside, and search begun for the
bodies. The trunk, the property of Mr..
Kohlbrandt, which was washed ashore,
furnished further evidence to the friends
of the unfortunate young men.
Harry Bultman, aged %, was a gradu-
ate Of Woodward High School, and also
of the law school Of our city, being a
young man OF great promise. A reward
of $5O has been offered by mis- grief
stricken father, MIR. h. G.. Bultman, Tor
the recovery Of his body.
Willie Och was the son of one of our
prominent shoe dealers, doing business
on Pearl street. He was employed as
book-keeper in the Domestic Sewing
Machine Company, No. 184 West Fourth
street. 4
Fred. Darresmonte, the youngest of
the party, being only nineteen years of
age, has been since the death Of his
father managing the business of the La
tayette Brewery, on Hamilton road.
F. G.. Kohlbrandt, who was about
twenty-four, was engaged in business as
halter, No. 8 West Fourth street.
The sad tate of these young men has
caused great sorrow among their many
friends, as they were all well and favor
ably known in our best circles. and even
among strangers there is found the deep
est sympathy for their afflicted friends.
Search Is being made for the bodies,
none Of which have as yet been recovered.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
1he F0eklV .St,Ir.

The current number of the WEEKLY
STAR is now ready. Itcontains the --latest
news by telegraph, complete summary
of the n news q the past pa + week, several in
teresting editorials together With a large
paragraphs, Odds and Ends, Humorous
Gossip, Poetry, Religious News, Book
and Magazine Reviews, Personals,
several short interesting stories. The
articles original and selected, pertaining
TO Art, Science, Agriculture, Literature
and Mechanics, will be read with In.
terest. The local news will be found to
be unusually interesting; the correspon.
dence as we'll. Also, hill and complete
Home and Foreign Market and Financial
Report. Price oents in wrappers. ready
for mailing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
Eugene Wright. OF Wright's OPERA

, Eugene Wright, OF Wright's Opera
house, Cory, Pennsylvania, was found
dead in his office in that place, on the
17th, from a pistol-shot wound in the
forehead. His pistol was lying beside
him. He went to Gerry as foreman OF
the Downer Oil Company before there
was town there, ana invested in real
estate, which rapidly Increased in
value, when the three railroads were
completed. Wright was the chic f man
in mapping and laying out the embryo
city. He did not operate with Oil stocks,
but steadily accumulated real estate
buying and selling. He lived high and
entertained his numerous friends with
Iiberaiity. Never so wealthy and never
so reck kessly expensive as j.. steele, he
might yet be called the j.. Steele of
Cory. He had great passion for the
drama; and, though ne never organized
company, he frequently hired one,
sometimes for q week, for the entertain
ment Of himself and friends, one Of the
stipulations being that he should take a
leading character in the play. He ap-
peared at Farrar Hall, in that city, the
company having been hired by him, re-
gardless of having paying house. The
actors f1attered him, spent his money.
and privately made fun of his conceit.
More recently he Travelled with the Zoe
Troupe, and about a couple OF years ago
he took pity on dramatic company, in
which u once famous actress was the
leading star. and which could not pay
its bills. He travelled with it for short
season. These were merely his
weaknesses. He was one OF The most
social OF men, and good to his wife aud
family. Alter his failure he tried 10 OBJ
tain employment in one OF the factories
in this oiLy as day-laburer. Failing in
that, he went to work for himself, but the
business was unremuneratiye.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
The Ftye,ns su,s Ben p11t


The attendance at Woods last night
was something unprecedented in the his
tory Of "benefts,' and was graceful and
gratifying proof Of the real feeling of
Cincinnati toward her firemen. Every
seat was filed In short time after the
opening of the doors, at 7 O'Clock, and
long before the curtain rose the aisles
and lobbies were completely packed, un-
til there was no standing room. and hun
dreds were obliged 10 leave for want of
accommodation.
The performance was excellant in
every particular and reflects great credit,
both upon the actors and upon Manager
Havlin, who, by his excellent Judgment
and experience, managed to crowd more
genuine acting and frsu-class amuse-
ment into three hours than is often seen
in one evening at the theater.
In the comedy Of "Caste" the leading
1rart, that of Hon. George D'Alvoy, was
Admirably rendered by MIR. W. A. Power,
who was enthusiastically received in
this his last appearance, f2f TIE present
at least, upon the Cincinnati stage. Mr.
Power, we regret to say, has accepted
and while his departure will be regretted
citizen, he Vii carry the 69st Wishes Of i
all Cincinnatians with him to his new
ield.l
The leading lady Of the evening, Miss
Ella Leayitt, rendered the difficult and
important part of "Esther' in a most
admirable and artistic manner and in a
style wbich showed clearly her apprecia.
ton Of the character and Importance of
the part. Unused as she was to the
company by which she was supported
and to the acoustic properties of the
house. her success In 90 difficult a role
was an especial subject of oongratula-
ton. This Is Miss Leavitvs first ap-
pearance on the professional stage, and
as such her recognition last evening was
Just compliment to her abilities, and
ESPECIALLY 50 when considered in the
| light Of the disadvantages under which
she labered. She has, we learn, been
engaged as the leading lady in Whit
fields dramatic company, and will, we
trust, give Cincinnati play -goers further
opportunities of testifying their appreci-
alton OF her merits.
Mrs. W. II. Power as "Polly" proved
the favorite Of the evening, and her song
brought down the house with thunder
ing encore.
As the "Marquise De st. Maur' Miss
Charlotte CHAMPION was her usual sue
cess. As leading "old woman" Miss
Champion has few II any equals, and her
recognition is general and deserved.
John Marble 40 "Sam. Gerridge" was
received, as be always is on the Ctncin.
natl stage, with rounds of applause, and
carried hfs part beyond criticism. Mar.
BILE 10 the favorite in his department and
will be one Of the chief attractions at
Woods this season.
Az "Eccies" Mr.. Frank Bosworth
made an especial hit, and performed the
dimcult part with great credit to himself
and satisfaction to the audience.
Mr.. b. Q. Barton 40 "Captaip Haw-
tree" was pnusually excellent. Mr.. Bar
ton 10 rapidly growing 10 public favor,
and bic suooes1 In this difficult style or
character 10 q. matter Of oongratulation.
In the olio Madame ReyrattAss trained
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
Havcyly's Mynstrsts.

1Ais renowned troupe win open for q
wsel1s engagement at Woods Theater
neaEh Monday evening. They are with
- doubt the most popular, if not the
bQk minstrel organisation In the coun.
They met with immense success
<1lp6 Z preYiQps visit to this city In the
~ bart OF the season, and 6u who
HStd enjoy q frst-class minstrel per-
SDapQe win be glad to welcome them
The troupe comprises q number
q most talented performers now on
= Gi6sttel stage, and their entertain.
80 are such as win please the most
nkssttns audience. .f
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
Probable Death by Concentrated Lije.

Probable Death by Concentrated Lye.
Late yesterday evening little son OF
Mr.. Fred. Bowls, living at No. 26 Race
street, by some means got hold Of cup
of concentrated lye, with which the
mother was scrubbing the floor, and being
100 young to know the dangerous effects
OF the liquid, drank freely of the COM
pound, and in consequence he is now
lying at the point Of death.
The child has passed from one spasm
to another until all its physical strength
is completely exhausted, and death Is
momentarily expected.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31

dog performances give universal salts
faction. Kelly and Dempsey, although
amateurs, are already equal to the aver
age of professionals. King, In his orig
inal Dutch songs and characters, was a
success, and enthusiastically encored.
McC and HALEY were unfortunate
in being the last on a long programme,
but were decided success.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
yIGOR OF MIND AND BODY.

Every person would have more vigor Of mind
and body aud. mental clearness were they II
use as daily article Of diet the unbolted wheat
-four. Blood manufactured from such food Ia
the purest, richest and least liable to become
diseased. The most desirable way is 70 mix
with the -four dry, DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder, stir In pure water, form soft batter,
bake into gems Or biscuits, in hot quick oven,
and the reault will be the sweetest, most
wholesome and nutritious article OF food that
can be made; and his Special Flavorings Of
Vanilla, Nectarine, &C., are the purest and
best.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
She stepped into the car radiant will

She stepped into the car radiant with
youth, ana looking bright and cool in her
Ilower- trimmed nat and speckless suit
OF linen. -Four young men immediately
offered her their seaCs; she accepted
one with an enhancing smile and In.
stantly gave it to poor, wan, little old
woman who had been standing Tor ten
blocks. Whereupon the young men did
not know WheLner TO get up again OF
not, ana tried their best not to l00k tool-
ish.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

DAINFER'S MANUAL-A Complete Prac-
ticaI Guide 10 all Branches Of Painting,
&c., 80 cents. Book Of Alphabets for Paintefk
Draughtsmen, 30, so, cents. Book Of 6cr0lli
and Ornaments, H. Matchmaker end Jewell
ers' Manual 80 cents. Sosp-mskers' Manual.
Tor writing letters, deeds, receipts, mortgages,
wills, Ac., 90. Price 80 CENTS.
Any Of the above sent on receipt o. price,
postpaid. Address ALFRED MARREN,
Bookseller, 2le Centred aysnue, Cincinnati o.
t6nk.1y.Th.S&Tgk-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
DIED..

NUGENT-On July 9sth, ~ P. M, Frank h.
Nugent, aged 81. years.
Funeral services at the residence Of his
father. Edward p. Nugent, l22 Hopkins street,
ON Sunday, August lst, at 3 p. M. Friends OF
the family invited. 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31

DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
OSTATES, Southern District Of Oho.--fA;
Bankruptcy. No. 1916. In the matter Of
The creditors of said bankr,ipts are noJife&
that they have fled their petition in this Coms
praying for a Dnal discharge from all their,
debts provablc under the bankrupt laws Of tilC
'United States, and said creditors are required.
TO appear before me at my office, No. 8 East
Third street, Cincinnati, on tho OH day a.
August, 1876, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and show
cause, if any they have, why the prayer OF sAiG
petition should not be granted.
Dated Cincinnati, July II, 1876,
FLAMEN BALL.
jy11-3tS Register In Bankruptcy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
LEGAL.

r EGAL--The State of Ohio, Hamilton coun-
IL ty. s.S.-Court of Com mon Pleas, No. ~, go.
Divorce-Joseph Gasser, plaintiff, VS.. MaEgis
Gasser, defendant. Said defendant, Maggie
Gasser, is hereby notified that said plaintfh.
Joseph Gasser, on the 9Th day ct July, 1874
fled his petition In the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Hamilton county, in the state OF Ohio, ask
ing for a divorce; and for cause alleges adut
terry; that she must answer said petition hF
the 21st day Of August, 1875, or decree wis
be taken by plaintiff against her.
EMANUEL l.. WEIR,
jy10-6tS Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31

The heaviest Mason who walked in
the New York procession weighs $40
pounds. His name is Tripp. Fancy hin,
stripping the light fantastic"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
He EecsrD.~oS's Condition.

AcCofOsNokS CondtttOt.
Mccormack, the wounded fireman, is
shia morning reported as somewhat bet
far than yesterday. The physicians
think that II no new attack Of pneumonia
eete in he will yet recover.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
Marriage Licenses

Marriage Licenses.
che following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report:
Michael Mueller and Sallle Raenk.
Patrick brennan and Jennie Clarity.
James Whalen and Susan McDermott.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31

~ ~ P0fk Music.
No following music will be performed
n Lincoln Park this evening, commenc-
lss at 9 soclock'
PARTL
I. Our Exposition March lAndrel.
8 Ovexturo-'sGi0yanDa di Arco" (Verdi).
:nSorrasToSenifsn GssBTsSn misnts s4 SsFfHsa Haiis.
L Csdcert Polka for Cornet (Arban),
PART H..
Z Ovssture-*La File de Nine. Angot'
Lecocq).
q Concert Walta-"Les Adieux'' (0ungl.)
& 4kGnd Belections from "Aida" (verdi.
4 1inals-'sPhantasmago (Faust.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
TEAS.
BITTER CORDIAL.
Sns der's Celebrated Bitter COrdis

SnS der's Celebrated Bitter Cordial
IMPARTs STRENGTH TO THE STOMACH,
vitality to the bowels, activity to the liver and
health to the kidneys. As tonic it is superior
TO any other compound, and as curative agent
for dyspepsia, nervous debility and prostra-
ito, diarrhea, fever and ague, loss Of appetite
sleeplessness, nausea, &C., 1T is unsurpassed.
For sale by druggists generally, at 81 per bot
tie. JOHN KEE3HAN, General Agent.
apl5-60t. .Th,s,g'u Cor. Sixth and Walnut SITS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-31
PLATED WARE.
NOTICES.
Cut This Out.

w headache, sour stomach, loss Of appetite,
debility, depressed spirits or any form OF dys-
pepsia or biliousness, when q single bottle Of
DA COSTA'S RADICAL CURE WILL RE-
STORE YOU TO HEALTH? 1t is the best
summer tonic in existence, aud positive pre-
ventive of AGUE. Ask your druggist for it.
j. ID. PARK e. SONS, Fourth and WAL
nut streets, Cincinnati, OHIO, General Agents.
je15-Tu, THIS, ,tilje10
The New York herald., 1875-09-14
sALNs AT AUCTION.

A MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIOEEER
~. Hundsome Household Furniture at auction.
Il. H. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction Friday, Sep
tember IT, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, No 81 West Thirty fifth
street, handsome carved black walnut dining Furn
ure ebony and omo Parlor Cabinets gilt frame Pier and
Mante Mirrors carved black walnut Bedsteads Bureaus,
Chairs and Rockers rep and lace Curtains Wilton and Brus
sells Carpets and Olcoths Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures
also Kitchen Furniture Cooking Utensils