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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-07
PREPARED ny
H. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS

What Is Vegetne lit Is compound extracted from
barks roots and herbs. Iii Natures Remedy. IL is
perfectly harmless from any bad effect upon the sys-
tom. IL Is nOurshng and strengthening. II acts d.
reoty upon the blood 1t quiets the nervous system.
II gives you good, sweet sleep at night II Is great
panacoa for aged fathers aud mothers for gives
them strength, quets their nerves, and gives them
Natures sweet sIeep,as has been proved by many an
aged person. II Is tho great Blood Purifier. 1t is
soothing remedy for children. II has relieved and
child likes IT, II relieves aud cures all diseases org
mating from impure blood. Try the Vegetne. Give
1t fair trial for your complaints then you will say u
| has cured me-
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-07
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Establishments illustrated with numerous engrayngs
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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-07
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES 6 REPAIRS

The Subscriber keeps all kinds Of machine needles
and other attachments and docs repairing OF all KINDS
of Sewing Machines besides selling the bost machine
mado viz the Wheeler Wilson, both new and old
styles Call at residence in Hoyts Block, Railroad
street, or address by letter.
q. w. THOMAS.
81 lohnsbury. VT
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-07

HI printed, sent for o5c. We have 200 styles
Ju Agents wanted. samples sent for stamp.
A. H. FULLER A CO., Brockton, Mass.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-07

Vegotno, for the complaints for which It is recon-
mended, Is having larger sale throughout the Uni
ted States than any other medicine Whyl Veg-
elime will cure these complaints.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-07

SpRINGFIELD IIIGH SCHeoL,
SPRINGFIELD, VI, Nov 29, lsi,b
am happy to boar testimony In hyor OF the AmerE
can organ one Of whId NO purchased several months
since for the Of high school OF the AGENT n,
expectatons and in variety and richness Of tone
consider the Smith Organ not surpassed by any IN the
lion was called 10 several other organs but no other
seemed in point Of merit cost 10 offer US what the
smith did Ia sweetness Of voice and beauty VI finish
h. 80 far as | know, acknowledged by all who have
seen 1t. H. L. SLAcA' rrhoipai'
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-07
T. c. NARAMoRE. WiIIiston, VT,


errtory h oiyenhe
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1876-07-07
CALIFORNIA! CALIFORNIA!
THWESTEIeN

Is tho only line for GAINESVILLE, Waterfowl, Fond Du
Lac Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, Escanaba Nc
gaunee, Marquette, lOughton. Hancock and the Lake
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24

SIN p0tiseS Ja9re par Sites sou
Der 6erffeQuns zines ul8ierif@ex Bthuts-
rleeres bic 3ebe. 9as BON mebrtreI
Jneenieuren a~us9earbeitete psoiefI
purbe bamals pielfa@ dnae9rifen; ilau
|ertldrte bic seobdti&eii arbeiteu
3ouooire'g. auf benen es terutte, fds
nnsauRdnbi8. 0eri&iebene 6o&leatt
ipsa4en bic &ni@t aus, itnes Neer
,piiroe bon teinem Wxten fein. q ,pasbe
iiberbies bic 3erif6runs elmer &e@ee
tru&tbaser Oa{eR terbeifabten. o.
unttrri4tSs4 einiitey batbaraufl eoxAoise
NIT elmer nexen DernsHun9 bti fsssains
'b~earftra9t. mHb ben 1es;&t bes aAaes
nteurs refnmtrt iett s. .. 4es{tys 6a(is,
bab bic 4eritelune bes Dinnenmeeres
ut6gIi& lei, unb 5tpar zines Meeres BON
$40 @eter 9iefe uno Don 900
Qilom. Qdngt in Der 3i&tuna bon
Defen mad Often nit elmer Dberfa9e
BON $1,000 RiIsn. Die csIau BON
9ierib utb Qif3aona, bic mar 4btbtctt
9laubte, iie8en nod bieiem Seri&es0O
Meter iber BEN Spiegef btl &rcieetirtla
Meeres. 2eNsps 1T Ser auAi4t. bas bt
Ausfabrung 6es QIansS einet gax6ieen
Ginfab aut bas a1ima Der @eoenb tatan
inirSe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24
Cine eprnuIente ssomiI;e

Cine eorpuIente 0amiIie. esm
9orfe @albiir@en bel gbtmuit Iebt cine
DunberfansiIie, ueIde tuesen ibrer abs
normen SSrperIi&en anIoSen piel belu&t
un6 befaunt iuirb. 6 if bies bic 90.
mile BE- &utsbefters 5ranie. Ger aub
1ran frante Fnb 3ipar BON farier, bod
normaltr Contribution aber ,uabre
Bnnberusen{4en itnb beren bier Qtnber.
Der 18idbriae dItete Sobn ,uiegt 3O4
9tanb ; ber IA Sabre aIte 3tpeite 5obn
bat bereits Elm @etni9t bon 2O6 9funo
unb gilt binf@tIi@ Der Q6rpertraft aIs
Der etdrtfe i'm 9orfe; ber brittle Sotu,
8 Sabre aIt, bat au& i&or cine Qeibes=
!af BON 40 Y}unb ju traseu unb bat
oaS 4uStsben eines 15idbri9en Burden.
bod bas wunberlidit e @ebiIb elmer frei-
9ebigen Natur 1T Die 12idbrige 9o&ter;
Re bat bic Grbbe zines pon{tdnbia er.
mod ienea tormaIen @eibes. 1T aud ,pie
Elm toI&es entuideIt unb tpieet bic ftatt.
'li4e 3abI Don 225 4funb. glterr, unb'
0inber wiinf&en bot, 9on3en per3en, Die
9fotur usose ibre erftaunIi&e 1%reiaebia.
feit balb einf4rdnfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24
@c0ormid'&
6drueiter. u. Mower.M ai@incritr

8drueter. Y. Momer.M ai&incritr
pro 1876:
Des MeGermi6 &arbeFer. febr BET.
befert IN 3aSbeI, plattfor,n uuh Dibiber, il
ote etatadee, f6rtee. unb let4tbapeali&fl
Mot@iae. net9e SUM Hertauf oss9efea
pirb.
Der Abparee 8eaper Y. Mcwer.
Cine boafomneas @ras. nab @etreibe.qRdb.
inof4ine nit 0aaablase. Die5e Nafdiue e
eer tsfe felJRre&enbe Reaper ,ab ale ieIde,
lass oefsnst auS beIiebt il bieier Section.
Die berbenerte Vrets.eras.Ma
inot4ine ii bic tdrtfe, borNiali&ae Wofdin,
Oieier ut unb Dirb beu timer ouberen In
Rartte atertrofea.
Res Reliable. 81 Tut S&nitt. 9sia,n.
'neasefetter Dropper uuo 1Qoper.
Die eben be3ei&neten Moidinen tperben I'M,
sister ber ~befaunten @arontie nerfauft: .@oH.
kdnbtSe Satisfad ion cber tein Vertauf.:
Hereebt ni&t, BAT tuiy in ct. CLUB tees mi
oonfduosaen 0etarAtues0 e0eu8&nbeu
bertebea fnS unb bieielben AZ Sabriipreiien
epne pie tradt anSuredner, ~befaufeu.
Rdbere ausssnft ertbeiIt:
Sec. j. 8reubenreid,
0eneral.4 Agent.
4einri6 Keller, Agent fit SetearnS.
U. XoDo gonMtb unb Neparotuf. Xaeut
fir Saul. Centre.
Jstn SD. Goent in st. gIoub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24

Sieoe 9olstoblen al. nm fe BON ber
Nl@e 81 befreien. bdnpfe unb berfIeiuere
lie; lese iie in cine gde bes e@peiue-
italics uao eriete He bur4 nexe in bem
SerbdltniB, als bic S4peine re freNex.
Die JrebIuft Der S@meine ,nimmt bo.
gemaltet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24
9astif4e @reseltbAtew.

lle6et bic @reueI in DnIsarisn Seri4s
tet baS @iener .HaterIamb1: ne bds
9orf Nopeiofo BON WdS@ibo3uts ein9es
nowuseH pxrbe, N&d1tetsn H& 400 Gin.
potnes uHo fanhitn, IN BET &dbt0 ~
t1sttt4ea 9etieS QcISNe aaAelemmea.
Abaeotbnete nod b<m leltstn, I'M
&abrun8SmitteI a. esjan8en. 8dlre,,b
BET unterbonSlnmaen tuuyoen Re Don
|eine,n 9rnpp 4irlen aberteaen, Nd6e
He ikrer bon ben 9i&erteNen nod atris
9elahenem @ertbee0enitdnbt berauSten
unb pierjia iunae &eiber als eefa~eene
NIT ii& fortfiibrten. Qettere tuufben
mad einem bena@tarten 8aueutofe
asbra4t uub mad elmer e5ens, beren
@itsersabs unm6eIi& II, in eisem pen.
q cber berbrannt. - 0iefe @rtad Wtirs
ben ieIbR in einem goxRdnitMspIer 0Jatte
ser6teutli@t. obxe bat bic oaetsxa8
ben @utb bate. ber Ra&ri&t II pibers
ipre&en. Cine grobe Anja1l SuI1ert.
&er 0inber ipurbe bmr4 Die 9i9eyttD tn
9eFaaeen geiiotnusen un6 bertault unb
oiefe or1neR 2eute iperben mn all. ben
@drtteu als StIabsu auS9eboteM rnb
~perfauft. Der Wortat3 toHf 70 erst Vein.
bat IN %ilippopel iuRse Nl6&en fit
hrei bis bier Qtre 9efaMft tDtrben fbxmea.
ssm 0anaen folsn berstts {@oH Il. 700
Ht4teoMbatanten eet0htet porbeu fem.
Die @dnner unbl8roneM lin ben as}<
ifdnbf&en 0esenben {@euea I'D h BE
6stber " geteM, 70 bat BE edm)e Gsnte
peftovea Sebt. Gin anbsfgt 6(VkeG9
1eti&t faet, baS BE 9drltn 1auptid4-
lid earna4 tsa&ten, Seae ~ berteften.
bic I'D n mobI9abeubeH tlmid1be4 r.
tnben umb bit fe, bitten Qentea 6eau
ben lettea piatt.r auspseEes 1stsr ben
Wortuaabe, bak Ne ni&t ,ptgen Ter Bee
tbeili9uns an ..auftanbe an9ellast III.
ben fclen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24
Crust Ma4 1Aesx.
3spRIieb.
0ebi9t uoa 3s1sy Don ~ 0eysA.

Gin ernites @ort, bas u he Rotb.
Sis bart 70 maadeS 0tSen tudWt,
T~eridtpiFert II Rs mit ben -,
llb sebrt az uus. Elm t&I94ssl 0ik
Sod ifaubbaft fl " ieber 6sie.
Mcin pers. > CLAUDE usir,
SAP tpesn bic Asl3 a. OvSbtes II,
Stebt Colt an s1dfts bir!
@mn Dir eiu eiiers Mttseidi6
Der Gorge bittrs nsaI 9etra&G,
llno bu nit tamiaerts6em Dta9
Die LANCE, bAsee EAlt basd.aGA,
Damn, Oh he Aeg ~ ~ tepitt,
@cin SerS, . oIaxts III,
9at 'uenn bic &sl3 ~ ss5ttes II,
Stebt Got am ad9ooss btri
sscna felbit bas siebfe, sas b Iaa.
3oStfranf liest IL ben 1rmea bin,
unS biz, Ssbsuet Won ii4bseres ean,
erblaSt bsr tsHsxss Etts e4sin,
Damn bete. nena b. tsslips ID,
Mein Scrs. o elaste ME.
Dap ioestn bie Rst5 an es5ttss y,
etcbt Got IN sddle IN III!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24

9as .2aiba@er 9asblatt" i&reibt
Dix Sage bon. 1roi@regcn bat in
heurieem Sabre in Der l1unsebuna BOT
Jtannsbufs nd9it Stein lire 8eftdti.
olue. gefunSen. 0ie bortisen QonbIeut,
,psren bisier Gage nid5t ,uenis eritauut
als tfte oat 3eI6uese anb 6traBem ii
FOLDER Nei1e bon tleinen, auf Der Nou.
oetuns besrifenen 3r6i@en bebedt fam
ben. bab man nit BEN 5ubrtperte ri&i
forttomusen tonnte, obne 9auienbe bieier,
ebtn aus BEN Qarpen3uftanbe Az poQ=
tousmenen 9bieren entpidelten unb aus
ben bena4bortep Sumpftpieien auf Sas
tetae Gono berSorgetominenen 2ur&e ~
lberfabren. Sn Der Rdbe Der 6etrf&aft
8rtuj bobeu bic D6rfer lire t9uere @otb,
BON ben Bo1nunssn bic Beiw@e bieier
|sRsebetenen @dfte tern3uboIten.
: R,ttsrliebe zines 9tieres. - aus
Bergen County, Qp., nirb ssf&rieben /:
.Cstar Sotnion bate NIT raebresen
3ameroben eiue Gu@Siaeb peranaoltet.
Frab 1lorgens purSe Elm &otbfv&s auf.
9ttrieben nnb selans Is nod eimer @tt.
toleunq bes 9bierts bis gum abenb
oeryn Sobnion. baFeIbe nit eineu, qs;t
gesielten 6&ub ~ erlesen. 0u sydaer
batten uaebrmats bemerit. bab ber Tu@s
aut ietner 1lu4t einen @eaenfanb ii,
Wa..le true. uni. faunten ni4t .uenis,
a!s lie ie1t eaxsjsnben, bab e Elm ettun
ls9'. faee alteS 1a@s&en mar. bas Die
:4fxttet out Der 5Iu&t Dor ben Sdaern
Den sanlsn Fog i'm Mau!e uitssi4Ieppt
bate.
eintm Birtbsbaus fraste Elm
8af. Der ii@ cine portion QaIbsaebirn
bate: .2eIner, no 1T mem
pirn 90 u8ebauere,~ a~nttuortete Der
.es 1T feins porbanbem.~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24
Der 0Iit ale WbsteArapb.

Def Sjenteter ptofeBor Steptaa
Sjola9 bat ben jol9enbeR 0rief3an BE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0teuf&aft eeri4.
tet. lin Il. SUM- In ben Ro&mtttsei.
jtsnSea t4redte mid nod einem anbe.
btsfenben 1Iite elm g.o6eS 0et6je aat
eti4em jtpei beftiee et6be IN lanl nm.
seu6tnli&er Belle joteten. lDi&taer
ale 1iet erf4sinxno If bic @irfama 6es
41ites, peI@er auf BE NruR uRb ben
0als eintr t0btIi@ eetro6enem 9sau
eintoe teIdubte 3pei0e be1 sDaxmes,
aebew peIbem bieieIbe FanA, trex ptoto.
9rattirte. 6ieieS Bib 1T etpa bic bier.
ta4e 1ersIeinefun9 bes Driainols unb
bon sotbbraaner Jaybe. lleber ben Der.
JaHt ~ WorfaaeS ertielt ID BON Nuaen.
ieasen foIsenbe @ittbeiluns. Ser bit
Etnss an 6er dsferem G6e eines 6auiej
xieAer unb bd&dbiste an usebreres etel-
len ben Baum, antes ,ueI6em be
erud9nte unoIadli&e 3rav fanb, welde
nit elmer onberen 1 ober 5 S&rit BON
1T e~ntfernt ftebeaben 1rau jpro@ ; iene
tar5te fotcrt Ieblos jutommen. ,udbfenb
btefe MIR obnmd&ti9 ,purbe; BET DIit
|ear&lief bieraut bic Safe. bus&Ib&erte
bas 9eeenabsr Rtbeube 6auS an incl
SteQeu unS Seri@wans 6ur& ben die.
bel befeIben. 9ie 1rau bate eineu
srottn 9teI Der Srut entbIott unb bort
2 Sas Bib bts 8axuaes ~ {eten. Sd
tann mir bic gnttebnns ui&t erfIdren
uno bite I'M 4xttIdrun9 bardber..
3n 6ie5em 0yiefe, YeI4er II Ietten 6eft|
BIS ~fermebetut Q6jl." Ser6f.atIi&t
ntee. Uttb.tort 1oIeenbss temerst vDie
xl1itads, bat Ser Bit nnan@maI baS
1il6. tntternter 26rper auf bic Ober.
tdd!e ber BON ibm oetroFeaen @esen.
Rdn>e jei4aet. IanR, obslei& je beraeit
ae4 ui&t ertannt merben Tam, als nit
'belfer 6i&erteit eonRatirt tetra@tet
wereen. 2erap beri&tete bereits i'm
sabre 1856 Der Barrier Mtabemie Der
oer DiRea5&aften, Sab = ,pdbrtnb ber
Iltt IN einen 0auut eini4Iug - bas
oeutli@e Bib oes 8oumes auf 6G 8ruft
zines eeeenlber BEN Bauuse ttebenben
Wen1&en se3ei3net murbe. Sm Sabre
1919 esf4tuQ ber Bit auf eimer Waib.
lt&tn19 bel bat5 {e&s S@afe. Als ben
6@aien bic Ttle abee3osen wxrbeu,
mar anf Der inneren 6eite ber fSeue baS
Se'tlit erten.tare Bib Der @eeenb f@t.
tar. 1iete 5e9e ioaren bHentli4 aus
Qsfe9t. SIN Sabre 1926 f&Iua Der
k)lit IN oaS S4ik .SItuon eerro" Elm
unb tbbtete einen Natroien, auf befen
9rua Elm 3uieifea t&tbar mar. Gut
etnem an6eset Dor 3nter Iieaeuhen
e&ine traf Der 8lit einen Netroien
unb jei&nets ibm bic Sail A. auf bic
9aut, eerabe 70. ME bic Sitter an einem
.eeoenaber Iiesenben @ebdube fmtbar
mar. sSm SABRE 1880 i@lua Der DIit
IN bos Gatteu Ga 1omatDniere (9enbee)
elm ; asf Der 3Idieite bes QIeibes eiuer
Dome ,uar earj beutli9 bic Qebne oes
eeNels f&tbar, In nelt9em bic 3rau ae.
teHen. alS i'm Sabre 1875 Der Bit
tine exb nit Der in Der Rdbe befnbli..
4e1 6aterin er1&Ius. nar aaf ber WruR
Der 3rnu hae 4ifb Der a.t sssau Nxt.
bar. enoe64b q. lablrei&er 1due toral
BE 3i4tislett Der 9tatfd&e Mi&t anee.
bttSen. dber cine wiFeai&aft.
Ii&e Gr3tdruus berieIben tasn bisber
oeoeben iperben.~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24
4aem A D~eefaufen.

Tts S1lntervei&aete eferirt feline In 1e.s
|0ee9pAt adsae1e Gaym, unb atpar he nc 4
in etst. 70, .sstbaltesS 80 Gder. sstsa 30
3Gsr sntex eAlt1r. ber Ret sxtes Duf&tsab
sam Sertauf. 1uf btr earm ttfaSet lid en-
eutee 4Aas unb Staluns, nebk 8aeentsmite.
web lat eiue tebr sluaise Rage, ! Geile bon
eee seetolif4ss aisde.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24

alois Ei@imprlin,
m6beI:& @retuer,
ss'npfebit f@ fiji aue In fem Cad f&laaense q.
teiten.
Settseffellen, Glide, @table,
\ Sofas, @ureaus, S4rdnte ,e.
tets az 4aab.
!. Da i4 Sas aReiite ttlbR berfe4;se, 70 Tam if
Inr quite arbcit s~arantirea xub II ben biuistea
Rreilen bertaufen.
. eins erote
MuSipahI G&rae
aler @rt.
IL Sbop unb Store in Brokers' Dlsd
st. 3ernnain Ctr, ct. gloub Mi1a., g
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-08-24
@rc6e
bon
Sttcteltt uitb &dubct,, &c.
9oiep9 8taig,

ct. Steub, IN BEN H~ridsebdube, Der tatbol.
9ir&e seeensber.
DIE befen uab biuisaen s&ube unb etiefeln
|fauft man in feiuem @tore.
Nrbeit anf DeheQun0
|piro aufS S9,xnfe xnb Yrsmptehc anaefer.
|t'et uas NusbsHeruusex fooIsi4 uxb baHsrbaft
|tsfcrot s-bt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON. July l.-Splrits turpentine
steady at 27c.
MILWAUKEE. July 1.--Wheat June. 81 U7x !;
July, 81 0rA. Not so steady.
OswBGo. N. y, July Wheat; extra
white Michigan, 81 50. Corn dull at SIC.
. TOLEDO. July 1.-wheat dull: 81 a4l< April;
81 s6k June settlers. White wheat quiet: No. /
II xtx; extra, 81 S6.
CLRvELASD. o.. July l,--Wheat steadv. Corn
steady: No. l, 400. Petroleum unchanged.
BUFFALO. N. Y. July Wheat: No.
. Milwaukee, nominal at 81 ~. Corn: No.
2mixed Western, 5l1c. Oats nominal at 86c.
Rye inactive.
rITTsBcRa. July 1.-Wheat: Fair to prime
Ohio and Indiana red winter, 81 s0al 81. Oats;
very dull: Mixed Ohio and Pennsylvanla,
saaSsc; fair mixed to prime yellow, 5Oa5sC.
Rye unchanged at 7Sasoc
MCHICAGo, July 1.-Wheat steady: July,
81 04h; August, 81 o5A. Corn steady: July,
48xc; Augast, a7kc; september, 47&c. Oats
steady: July, 2a*o; August sste. Barley
| $ls 83Ka1s S5; August, SO bsxai9 80. Lard
steady: July, 81 sSk; August sil OK.
MEMPHIS. July r-Flour steadv: Superine.
| IS 5Ua5; choice family, STAT 30. Corn quiet at
s5a5fc, in store. Oats steady at 4Sa5oc. in store
Lard dull at l3kal4ic. Bulk meass dull aud
nominal. Bacon dull at 8Hallkall Xal2ka
l2kc. Bagging quiet aud unchanged at l3a
ipNc.
LoUIsvrLLE. July Flour quiet: extra.
So 25a8 rs; family. s4a4 2b; A No. 1, s5a5 15;
fancy, scar. Wheat 90casl o5. Oats Sua34c
Corn lsaSOc. Rye nominal. Hay nominal; no
demand. Provisions active and advanced: I:
Pork, SO DOa2l. Bulk shoulders aaexc, clear
rio llNc, clear ll&c. Bacon shoulders 90, clear
r1b lfNc, clear. 1sc. Hams, AKalSc. Lart:
yisroe. i0kci seq, izkc., Whisky Arm at 81 10.
Bagglng i2al8c.
tkosroM July f.-F,our cuiet and stoaav /,
Western nipvriine % oQaai eommoA extras
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-01
OHIO RIVER AND KANAwHA COAL
Total in first hands.
River News

The river is falling, with 8 feet inches
pleasant to-day. Thermometer 70 deg,
and wind southwest. Maximum tenn.
perature II deg. ......
Special 10 the Star.
PTTTsBUKG, July 1-S A. M. River
falling, with feet inches. Cloudy.
Thermometer 70 deg. Wind east.
Business fair along the levee to-day.
The local packets are doing good busi-
ness, and there is considerable freight
Offering for the South.
The Fanchon is loading for Pittsburg
direct, and will depart promptly at 8
O'Clock.
The Andes departed for Wheeling last
evening with fine trip of miscellaneous
freight.
The Telegraph took the place of the
Emma Granam for Pomsroy last eYs-
ming. =
Tie wharfage receipts for the week
ending last evening amounted To $163 81.
The net receipts for tae past six months
to June 80, were 70, ,973 20.
The Cherokee has been receiving lib
orally and will leave for New orleans
this evening" with a splendid start Of
five hundred tons. She has way en-
gagements sufficient to give her all she
can carry.
The Potomac went to Portsmouth at
noon with q good trip.
The City Of Portsmouth goes to Chilo,
her regular trip, at 4 T. NJ.
The United States will be the regular
mail packet to Louisville tonight.
The Ashland will be the regular Pome-
roy packet this afternoon at b O'Clock.
Tle Huntington packet, Fleetwood, is
at the Landing with y fair trip this morn
ing and will return punctually al 4 r. M
/ The Ben. Franklin makes her regular
| trip to Madisen this afternoon, starting
from the LouisyiIle whartboat at
o'clock. 9e 81.
The Sandy No. 2will return to Evans
vile, and the julia No. 2to the Kanawhf
this evening. Both these boats are doing
q pi osperous business.
The James d. Parker will be the Mem
phis packet this evening. She has pros
Epects OF q good trip, Inclusive OF excel
lent way engagements.
The Kanawna River 10 rising, with
feet in the channel at Charleston.
The Cumberland is rising, and fou
feet repor ted at Nashville,
The Vint Shtnkls departed from Mem
phis for Cincinnati last evening, with
light freight and large number Of passen
gers.
The Cons. Millar is above Evansville
this morning, en- route from Memphis t,
Cincinnati. She is crowded with pas
sengers and has also fair freight trip.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-01
to praise Hayes rather mixes things af-

to praise Hayes rather mixes things af-
ter this wise:
"Andyet it will be strong ticket,an
hard todeieat, strong in its very obscu-
rity; for prominence OF late has only
meant celebrity in crime, distinction in
inlamy. The post of honor has been the
private station, and the very fact OF a
mans being unknown in public life ar
CUES him passably honest and decent.
Rutherford b. Hayes, the white-nigger
nominee ior Grants old boots and dog
Kennels, was born IL OHIO in 1922. Be-
gan The practice of law in 1866. Com
manded brigade during the niger
freeing crusade of Abrahamus Afri-
canus. Served two terms IN Congress
without distinction. Beat Allen G.
Thurman toT Governor of Ohio In 1866; ;
George Pendleton in 1859, and OleblIl-
allen In 1875. He was brave soldier;
whose record, so far as we have been
able to ascertain, was stained by no bru-
talities or outrages; and he has made a
very respectable Buckeye Governor,
guilty OF no penitentlary-meriting ras-
cs,lities."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-01
1 Chest Making Garden--A Re-
markable Case in Illinois.

The Chicago Tribune Of Thursday has
the following story OF a case Of mistaken
identity:
Last Sunday morning man was run
over and killed at Evanston by an in
coming railroad train. The corpse was
at once identified by many persons re-
siding there as that OF Josiah Hill, a
gardener who formerly resided in the
village. Amid great sorrow word Was
sent to his family residence in this city
at No. "a Grant place, and they immedi-
ately went out TO care lor the body OF
the unfortunate head of the family.
The vile wept, and in her almost in
consolable grlel lrantically caressed the
dead one. The inquest was held, and
there was no lack of evidence concern
ing the mans identity; in fact it was
never questioned. At The expense OF
the family, the remains We're lnclosed in
very tiue coffin, and on Tuesday, the
day appointed ior the funeral, the body
was borne to the grave amid the lamen-
tatiOns OF q large circle OF friends and
acquaintances. AS ii to complete this
whole story of deception, the remains
were buried in family lot in Bosehlll,
owned by the brother Of the deceased.
That apparently was the end Of Josiah
Hill on this earth.
On the jury at the Inquest was Deputy
Sheriff Kearney who, among others pres
ent at the time, knew Hill very well, and
swore to the identity. Tuesday, the
identical day of the funeral, he visited
Winnetka on official busiHess, and was
almost frightened out Of his senses by
seeing the veritable Hill at work in u
garden. Haillng him, he conjured him
by all that was good and holy to return
to his ghostIy residence, aud not to be
wandering around gh0stly gardener.
Hill thought tue man was crazy at first,
and upon listening to subsequent ex-
planaLion concluded that his surmise
was correct, and all the way to town yes
terday he regretted the untimely fate OF
his friends brain.
But judge of his surprise and astonish-
ment, upon entering his own nome, to
see his wife scream cut and iaint before
what she took to be an apparition. Sne
hau never doubted the identity OF tine
dead man, and her husband had left her
only few days before to do some work
in Winnetka, hence she could not have
forgotten any single particle OF his ap-
pearance. Indeed, 1t WAS some time be-
Iore she could be convinced that her
husband was still alive and not In the
cold, cold grave to which she had on the
previous day consigned him.
She insisted with redoubled vigoy that
she had examined the dead man, and
fully identified it In every particular as
that of her husband, even To shortness
of one OF his limbs, and Its similarity In
size, looks and marks. A daughter,
seventeen years OF aye, also mourned
the untimely decease Of her father.
Learning all the facts In the case, Mr..
Hill was extremely anxious to view the
fellow that looked like him, and yester-
day visited the Cor0ner's of1ce to effect
the removal of the "stiff" from what be
hopes to be his fnal resting place. The
necessary order was gwen, aud to-day
the body will be exhumed and taken to
| the Morgue for another inquest.