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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-08

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" SINKING FUND,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 4. ISIS.
Sealed Proposals Will be receive al this Office
I'll TUESDAY June 18th, at IL clock noon, for the
sale 10 the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund Of
Ri teen Thousand Dollars of the Six Per Cent. Ten
year tBOwen) BCLds of the late Corporation of
Washington.
Tie Commissioners reserve the right TO reject any
offer whio b they may not deem advantageous.
BY order Of the commissioners.
Jes 2aw3t MOSES KELLY, Treasurer.
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REAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES.

To families DESTROYS Of securing n summer resi-
cence near this city, that for hcathfalness i not
eNceled IN the United States, and for beautiful views
Is rarely exceled in any country, attention and al
inspection Is invited to
EIGHT ONE-GCRE LOTS
adjoining each ether. on the North Arlington
Heights, aud being part of the North Arlington
rut arm, with apples, pears, and cherries full
bearing. and adjoining the celebrated North Airing
ton vineyards, which can be purchased much less
than their true value. With Washington, George
town, the Potomac and surrounding country in fnl
view from each, they are not equaled by any othe
locality near this city in all their attractions aud adj
vantages. To those vhO will build upon them al
once the most liberal terms offered.
Email Farms in the same locality are also offered
for sale.
R0R'T A. PHILLIPS,
naySr sos lSth street mort invest
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$4,000 ia s. i Ess s 1 E$ls On e s
A INV, FIssT-CLAss HOCsE, II SohrA-
N we.tsru section Of city, under eNcehe1t rem,
Si1I John } FVANs. Kssl Estate Broker,
2t2 p. ura. avenue east. Csr-tol II u e. W
SIOO Will BE PAID FOR A PLACE, As
CIt wv Clerk, Mes>euC'C, ~ " a., Imam q On. ~
DUmler Of years, and can furnish first class rec "a
uendsiiouS. Commute iais strictly t'inlea.'Ni'
Address MESSENGER. Siar once. le,-Z
DRJG STORE Eok sALk-lnSa'.i on ihe cor
euue northwest, now Going fair bushes. b.ai
low. terms easy. l-.
IyOE S1LK-A fT-I-CIa-- NEAT AND Fac
L VISION MARHLT-Stock, FiNt1res. Horse
and Wsgy,nI,n9E dong good ~ M, S,r
1921 b street northwest. ~ o
IGOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Tor Ci,y ProP.rty
ron che o ss'S9gd I'D h LOS, boAT ~, nj ~
"a. f Isa 1,' y krR T9ESSSS f1p3s
rI'HF PRESENT OWNEB OF THE STOCK and
j Fixtures Of a tlret class BOOK sud STATION
10 retire fl business viii dip Of The upon
reasonable and easy term P rro1s y i,hnS 20 pa
C., for particulars. 1e78-'
U'oR hrsp-A DRUG STORE, with an
Is es'ablishsd trade, in god loe'ii'n. Adtr,,'
L nMELLINss %, easy terms. YOUNG MtD
nlETON, corner S;h and streets. -rt In
Sc ono AND 1000 TO LOAN on REAL
j. STANLEY JONES'.
Jest all r,h -'raer.
$1,000 M 1I.r n M vi, ST6fEr p BY
loo shares Il any stock Urhr IN ds sit 81
iSPsd f$;BSs SEhE sta" i ed i Rsa@sT and t
hrs, - Brgadway. corner 81 Wall street %.
NoNEI TO LOAN
100000
% lmrrcyet city property, n sums If not less than
Go 90, at per cent. Apply -
kIiB0URN & LATTA.
JESS IHerlt,Chror3tl Corner 18th AMI 6 IS.
IGOR sALE CHEAP-Sp!endidh business property
Il HOT 81 No. t2l street. near Savage Mar
ket BRICK four stories. water: lot $50 -t deep
= a Slfout alley. Inquire e Me~-rs. HUGH ELY 4
BOWEN. Livery Stable, No. car New York ave-
Ie2 ct
AN DISPOSING or MY IMMENSE STOCK of
tIgaro, La Escepcion, and .,hrr iavnTlie brands,
jeI,im GIL Pa avenue, under r' Net. H6tel.
TO LUAN-Seycrsl small sums of MONEY on
Il real estate OF other securities.
GATCHEL & WILSON,
Fay2-ln Corner llih and streets.
SPECIAL NOTICING are prepared to nezo-
- uate loans Tor any amounts mp To lUD.Go, pro-
Lided the property offered security Is worth a.
ltlr market valuation do uhle the amount of money
wanted. We Can obtain this money al ) aud per
well 70 give Us call, our terms reasonable
mayl7 I'm BOWMAN 4 GREEN, iI2 eth St
/ AND WARRANTS BOUGHT
IL WILLIAM III. BECK,
Attorney at Law.
may 10 I'm 93l street northwest.
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nR. ROBERTSON,
From long experience in both hospital and privste
practice, will guar antee in all Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs Gonorrhoea elect Structure, Sy oh.
His, and Spermatorrhea. Cases Of Gonnorrhoa
Gently contracted cured in 10 days. yphilis in all
It's stages quickly cured, and the POISON entirely
eradicated from the system, without the use OF mer
curry. Spermatorrhcea, brought on by excuses aud
abuse In youth causing loss OF memory and insanity,
general debility, organic weakness, mpotency, nerv
ton palpitafion OF the heart, pains in back, dmne
Of sight or giddinees, evil forebodngs self dstrust,
Dr.; H., located for many years AZ l9 s. Eutaw st.
Baltimore, Nd, has consented, after many solcits-
nent cfce in that city. where he may be consulted
every " ednesday and Saturday In each week, from
tO9p MARI "
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

I1oR SALE--Two small PLACES on Metropolitan
L HTsncb e Baltimore srI Ohio Railroads one
81 81 franz horse suf bo;h nesr RAILWAY station.
A-riy % WM COOKE. us 18th e. n2 S-eo----
SOB SaIE-FsEN Of siNty-three acres Ga -
ni,e os station ~ V & o. railroad. LocatieR high
aat hoai,hy; e-ei house and barn aPrle and = Aea
orchards r-Fr- a Ing srcam Of wa.er aCd sPTine-:
'sr the seaso5 sitsr ApIii a',h iSPPRIy tquoey
sp7 Sra- IsO Pennsylvania syenae.
i:uh SALE-HUUsES eIO N street, S5-sg: 9Os
vet MN fStsT T s a5 T to . stSTy f Sick
EsSi J. = r SorGer S'h aEd streets northwest
vet; ., monthly payments and q large number
OF others IN siipsrts OF the city svrr-
rlsr2 pr s11 9TH street northwest
E'oK RttI,on long time: LOT corner New York
: aNenTc and li;h street; LOT corner li;h a.ld II
may be made to kkR oEEKN, 1ii9 PenIsylya-
FOR SALE-A neat 6ve-rOom HOUSE with 4200
Il feet Of ground, and building on the rear that
rents !or s. per month; fencing, payemsnts SC. in
Street cars and three SQUARES from the market as5,
water in the grounds. Price, S2.6oo; small cash
ises, al 626 street northwest. may 4w'
E0B RENT-STORE No. Ole Louisiana avenue,
between 9th andIth streets; has been used FOR the
Inquire Of +. ". MILLER CO, 915 street
FOR RhNT--Two pleasant furnished ROOMS,
in'rrov ernent No 1914 New York avenue north
West. mar29
HOE SALE-CHSAP-h very desirable BUILD
4 ING LOT on north side Of p street, between 9th
ana III streets northwest, surrounded by elegant
improvements. RcBT 4. PHILLIPS, COS 18th
streets northwest. marl2-ly
ZOE RENT-EligibIe ROOMS, Congress street
i Georgetown heights-s Parlor and two Rooms
on the first floor, and three Chambers on the third
foOr; all choice rooms and suitably furnished
oct5-eOt lRep.-t,thS col
EOR RENT-FEDERAL RVIIDIyGs corner
and 9TH streets northwest, OFFICES and IN
FURNISHED ROOMS, singly and IN suits from es
to SIC 8. PRENTlSS. Agent. Room NOS issl.-tr
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-lesteTday morning. a lady brown HAZE
- BRAlD, with purple velvet bow the end
The Under will be rewarded by returning il to AS
III street northwest. L.
/ UST-StTayed from NJ. 7IJ 9Th street north
II west, on sunday, tie 9Th instant, a %s---J
black and tan DOG; cara not cut: answers -A&S<A
10 he name OF -" Jack" A liberal reward WiII be
Iaid'f returned to the above address. jes 2tT
l OST-In the Pat ut Once, or between there aud
4 the Bank Of Washington, a pair OF -
Colt h kGIASSES, for the return of ~ "
which 10 Louisiana avenue, over Bank of Wash
III gtou, q suitable reward will be given JeS-2t-
Cox REWARD.-Lost or stolen. on the MIC HI of
S.c 9th instant, in Georgetown or the Ridge
road, a long. brown P0CkETBOOK, containing a
SlC0 noe IL in small notes, and valuable papers
The above reward will be raii il left with LOUIS
p. HAZEL, Georgetown Market, Stalls NJ 22
and 23. ia7-3t7
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PERSONAL.

NES. ACME KANE. a widow lav with a
'I child IL mont Ia old desires position Of house
Keeper; can do all kinds Of Homework Address
HOY 9th street northwest IT.
AIRS. A. REAM.
Nl Ci0UUOynRf oH3 Medium.
Describes persOas, lsces ana the present aud fr
ture events of life. Office, 912 q II NV leS 81
nR Is. TITCUMB, ron BaT5D70Te, informs hi
~ patients that be viii be AT his Office in Washing
ton i2lta 10th street, every afternoon, between 2
and O clock. !. : sr
INVOICES LEGALLY OBTAINED for inc7T1
~ paibility, etc. Residence necessary; Zee after
decree. Address z. %. Box 1887 Chicago, III.
leS
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M ANHOOD RESTORED.
victim Of youthful imprudence, causing prems.
ture decay, nervous debility etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found . simple self
cure, which be will send free to his fellow sufferers.
Address J. II. REEVES, ~ Nassau street, New
York. may3-eosm
ROQERTD vEGITABLI COUGH SYRUP.
Be cured by "BOGERT1 VEGETABLE COUGH
eYREP," 1t 10 also the best in use for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarsenesg, Sore Throat, Group, and all Bron
ehial Affections For sale By the principal Druggists
and wholesale By CHARLES STOTr ! CO., and by
the proprietor, 1919 @ u. northwest. novM-U
LOB sALE-TWO QUARTERS TUITION in
Il Washington Business College ct reduced ra,es
Inquire q Room No. 2, COS 18th street opposite
freasury Department, between . and II o'clock in
The morning. aDlo
e .oseaMss: "L.9:S3ee.. nADI; "a9wr
etAlty, Ior 8 cent? They are the Flower Of Smoke
Sn.t rsestysd 900 sst.s ans o0HoaA, selling %
il3e = sFsst end csc IN strsse ,orthysm.
auhr.,a. ..,.nv,v.s DC. Of sAs Big CSes
RLU4 LICK WAfER,
B1OA KINTuCKY, FRESH IROn fHl
oPkIN0,
o. draugh4.
..,a. -. rHOMfs0l..
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THE GREATEST BARGAIN.

No t39
9thstIeet (
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II EAL ESTATE BULLETIN s.
THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, aIs rth 81.
ADVERTISEMENTS CHANGED EYER
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDiY
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE

2O9 st n W, all mod mps., rooms 900
- Izth 81 s. W, mod lnpS ~ 500
- l,h ST n W, mod linPs, rooms ~,
iSi 81 tncle mod. lmpS., rooms $50
% Z9h ST., mod lmps rooms 3.Dbi
~ Zoth - moo Imps rooms .... 70
$40 N0rth y ST., mod. Imps. rooms
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For SALE

ECR SALE-HCRsE. CARRNaIL - -
MISS. Msy D. sen 90 kIf..fF n Al
Stable. corner l5A and strgr-s. -.s -
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I'OR SATF-A good -nau SION vTS...-.
Il ITEHDRSF & Ehu' :. In ...-.t
Pen f.sK Mania aktF re- .rsf. r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-29

A snow slide on tho mountains near
Genoa, Nevada, recently, overwhelmed 30
Chinese wood choppers aud killed % of
thon.
Several business houses In Montreal
have failed recently, and others are repor'-
ed to be lettering. Several New York
firms are involved in this embarrassment.
The experimental trip across the Eng
lish channel, oflhe anll-seasickness BesSem-
steamer was very successful. The saloon
is so suspended that II has very little Of the
rocking motion of the vessel.
Rev. George Trask, the anli-lobacco-
mist, died al Fitchburg, Mass, Monday, of
heart disease, aged 70 years.
A mother aud her eight children were
burned 10 death at BOucherville, Canada,
Monday morning, aud the father was IA
tally burned in trying to save his family.
Bouchoivile is in the Province Of Quebec,
on the right bank Of the st Lawrence river,
twelve miles below Montreal.
oils n. Ruggles of Fitchburg, Mass.,
formerly Superintendent of the Vermont
aud Massachusetts Railroad, has filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
boston boasts an lI-year-old miss,
weight na CO pounds, who, al her birth,
weighed less than one pound aud half,
and whose nurse IN washing and dressing
her, used TO lay her In the palm Of her
hand, while her head would so into a small
sized tea-cup.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-29

The letter from Hon. Henry Wilson,
Vice President Of The United States, which
we publish on our fourth page to-day, was
addressed to the Springfield Republican,
in wirich it appeared last week. The let
Ter is worthy the attentive perusal of ev-
cry reader, not only from the manifest wis
dom of its various propositions, but as
well from the fact that no man in the csun-
try has been more earnest and consistent
Republican than has Mr.. Wilson. He
helped form the party, he has been true TO
its principles, and now he has right to be
heard, even if his advice be unpalatable
10 the would-bs party leaders Of to-day.
We have always held >;eadfdstly to the
belief that the Republican party is, and will
continue to be, invincible, if il be kept true
to lis original principles Of absolute right
and shake off the corruptionists who have
fastened upon it. This is substantially the
position taken by Mr.. Wilson and we hope
his advice may be needed before it is too
lain
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-29
GuIIfOrrI.

The friends and neighbofs of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orlen Hale assembled at their resi-
dence on the last evening of the year 1874.
TO celebrate with them their tenth marriage
anniversary. About 40 were pl esent. A
good supper was provided by the ladies.
Numerous presents were given. Rev. o.
Smith made the presentation. Henry
Richmond, Esq responded In behalf OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale.
New Years evening the friend. add
relatives of Mr.. aad Mrs. Charles Phe!ps
gave them perfect surprise. Between five
and six p. NJ, they were reminded that
they hal been married ten years. Noarly
all the relatives on both sides were present,
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry AL
drlch, Of the tirm Of Cobb & Brothers. BJs.
ton, Mass. About sixty pIrtooS of an ex-
cellent supper. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. O. Snitb, who presented
the numerous aud valuable presents. War
rem $. Fessenden. Esq, responded IN behalf
of the bride aud bridegroom.
The members OF the BAPTIST church
and society gave their pastor, Rev. o.
Smith, very generous donation Tuesday,
evening, Jan. 2Gth, al the residence OF Ed
ward Thurber, Esq. Notwithstanding the
severe weather and snow drifs, about 80
were present. The ladies' are entitled Ia
much credit for the excellent supper pro-
vlded. Several friends from Green River
were present. There is at the present time
an interesting revival in progress. Some
Of the young men from The Baptist church
in Bratlleboro have met with us several
Ilmes to help Us In the service or Christ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-29

Grunge No. 3 elected the following ON =
GERS for 1872, at its last regular meeting :
w. Master, Hon. A. C. PRISON.; overseer,
ii. b. Parker lecturer, NJ. s. Mead, NJ.
d.. steward, Lieut.. NJ. ). Stearns; asst
steward. George j. Bacon; chaplain, Rev.
j. t. Sunderland; treasurer, Clesson Mer-
riman; secretary, s. H. Moody gate keep
er, Elisha Alexlader, id; Flora, Mrs. A. C..
Parsons; asst steXardess, Mrs. Charles
Stearus; chorisler, G. f. Alexander. The
grange commences the new year with IS
members on lis roll and more than $50 In
the treasury.
Frank ii. Newton Of Southb BRO has
purchased the Geo. s. Bacon mill property
and farm, little east OF the street.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-29

Tho selectmen Of Westminster have
called town meeting 10 be held on the 9Th
OF February, at one O'Clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of concurring In the vote Of the
town Of Rockingham consolidating school
districts No. 9 and 10 in Rockingham and
No. @ In Westminster.
Three little girls, Carrie Barnard, Nell
lie Lane and Hattie Goodrldge, went
through our village last week. soliciting
contributions for the sufferers Of Kansas.
The result was barrel OF clothing and ten
or twelve dollars in money.
On Thursday, January Fl, Mrs. Thurs
ton. an old lady about 90 years OF age, llv-
ing with her daughter Mrs. Wilt, while
walking across the sittingroom, made a
ms-step anI fell, fracturlng her thigh
bone.
Mr.. Thos. w. Wiley has purchased OF
Thos. Kelley his house and lot situated on
"Grout Avenue;' price $3.50.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-29
Wiinaingt0n.

The town auditors will meet next
Thursday, Feb. 18th, at The Office Of 81. X.
Crosby, Esq.
The State Board Of Agriculture, Man
ufacturcs aud Mining will hold public
meetin, at Wilmington, Tuesday and
Wednesday. March ID and 81.
The Wilmington cornet band and Will
niin9ton dramatic club gave their annual
ente: tainment at Wilder & Kidder's hall
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
Jan. 20 aud q, at which lime was present.
cd the popular emotional drama, East
Lynn" and the laushSble farce. "Irish As
surance." The parts were well acted, and
it was very generally expressed that the
several actors displayed considerable dra-
matte talent. There was a full attendance
upon each entertainment, and handsome
amount was realized.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-29

a VERMONT VJLCANo.-A story has
been Published of late about a real or pre-
tended volcano in Fayston, Washington
County, this State. A gentleman who has
been investigating this phenomenon, de-
scribcs II az follows:
The volcano is situated in North Fays.
ton, on tic north side Of Ball Mountain.
1t is some three hundred feet above tina
surrounding country. and is of conical
shape, consisting Of various kinds oil irrcg-
ular shaped rocks, filled with creviceS va
rying from four to twelve inches In width.
These have been sounded in depth over
one hundred feet. and TO all appearances
the inside Of the mountain consists of a vast
cavern, or series of caverns, as the half acre
surface On top indicates some fifty breath
ing holes. The top is covered with spruce
trees, and those standing near the largest
holes shsw evident signs of intense heat,
rs the largest limbs of the trees on the
side next to the holes are riddled. con-
slant vapor about blood heat in tempera-
ture is continually arising. On the south
side of this cnIincncc there is a natural
canal of rocks some twenty rods long, three
feet wide and varying from thirty TO sew
enty feet in depth, and the creyices show
evident signs of smoke aud the rocks signs
OF intense heat.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-29

grand double chorus at the close, In which
separate rhoruscs Of children successfully
Joined. formed brilliant aud appropriate
finale. The success Of the AFFAIR was In no
small degree due to the taste and skill OF
! MIR. Thompson, of Lebanon, N. H., tho
man-milliner so well advertised by Mrs.
Livermcie in her last lecture.
The following is the list OF letters re-
manning at the post Office in this village,
Jan. %:
Geuts.-A. Abbott, Dell Arthurs, John
Blanchard, Clias. A. Cheney, II. G. Davis,
Frederick Forbush, NJ. Gutman, Il. ID.
Harris, John Krciss, James Leray, II. Il.
Morrison, Chas. Minor, A. Piper, A. street.
or, II. A. Stcrns, s. W. Shibbles, Frank
II. Wright, Stewart McMinneum.
Ladies' Mrs. Hannah Bultertield, Mrs.
Lucina Bartlett, Mira. Mary L. Brooks,
Mrs. W. W. Baker, Mrs. Lura Frost, Mrs.
Almeda hanson, Cora Moore, Mrs. Anna
Il. Moore, Stella S. Rhoadcs, Miss Emma
! Sargent, Miss Clara r. Woodburn, Mrs.
Mary Whitaker.
Held for postage.--F. f.. Morse, II Dey
| ST., New York.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-29

THE MIND DEPENDENT on THH BoDT.-Hypochon-
dri2 is far more etnmon nAlAdy than IL generally
supposed 1t has its degrees, 1t Is true, Progressing
from mental depression, or the ''bluss" 70 mental
hallucnation but they ali forms Of the same nal
Ady. lisa significant fact that this mental aimsnt
Is Invariably accompanied BY dyspepsia and nervous
ness and the fact that 1t readily Yields to the alsrave
action Of Hoststtcrs Stomach Bi.tsrs which are Pc
euliArly adapted to the eradication Of aad
nervous debility, proves that 1t originates in those
complaints. 1t will thus be seen how dependent Tia
mind is upon the body for the preservation Of sh0ss-
full equilibrium, ard also hsw readily the sauass Of
meatal gloom my be removed. There "a no sursr
or pleasantsr way Of shaking on nt Of dsprsaslOa
brought on by indigestion than b. twAiowisg dose
or two Of this agreeable medicine.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-29

The KANSAS FANINE.-The Chicago
Tribune asserts that the reports Of suifer-
ing in Kansas from the grasshoppsr raw
ages have been grossly exaggerated for the
purpose of working u on the sympathies
and pockets Of charitable people In the
Middle and Eastern as well as tho Western
States. The Kansas Legislature, in extra
session, authorized all The County Boards
TO issue and sell bonds for the relief OF the
people, so as 10 enable them 10 put in their
winter crops and obtain seed fortheir spring
sowing, but only one county, Reno, ayailed
itself Of this privilege, and that county,
through the operations OF ring Of specu-
lator.i, had already issued bonds to an
amount exceeding the selling value of the
property in tue county. In addition TO this,
ii is notorious fact that Kansas is full Of
cattle, fodder, grain and fruits of all kinds.
It's farmers were never better off tinan-
cially than now. Notwithstanding this,
nothing has been done in the State toward
relieving Itself.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-01-29

The scarcity Of water is fast becoming
serious Inconvenience. Robertson &
SONS paper mill. and some Other manufae-
tories have run hut little for the past week
and the only hope u! improvement Is In =
thaw 10 NIL the streams. A large number
Of wells aud springs have failed, aud ma
ny families bring water from distance.
Tuesday evening a lecture was given
by The Rev. DR.. hsrtEell OF Mlddletown,
Conn, on the "Enthnsiasm OF Genius"
II was given in the Unlyersalist church,
and the proceeds were for the benefit OF
that society.