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RrvERroN. Conn. Feb. 9th. 1877

hlVERTON, CONN, req SIN, 1910
DIR, d. KENNEDY, Rondout, N. Y.
Dear Sir:-Please send us at once. one quarter
gross of your FAVORIrE REMEDY. Your prepare
ton has given universal satisfaction to every pei
son who has used it in this place,
One lady who has purchased and used three bot
ties of the medicine tie titles her account to
it's wonderful merit, while others speak in the most
glowing terms of its great healing powers. The
question is often asked lis it possible that this MEL
cine gives the satisfaction in all other places
We used to sell Ayres Sarsaparlla and vegetine but
since we have been able to secure your FAVORITE
REMEDY it has quite superseded the sale of these
articles.
We wish you would advertise in this section. AL
though it would have to bear competition with
other medicines, yet we satisfied it would be-
come the leading proprietary medicine of the day
Respectfully Yours. NJ A. & l.. G. HART.
All the Druggists in our city keep the medicine
where it is sold at one dollar per bottle Druggist are
of the opnion--that never in all cir expert
ence have they sold medicine rapidly aud that
has given such general satisfaction to those who
have used it for the of Disorder of the Blood
Liver and Kidney complaints aud all weaknesses
peculiar to Females.
Rs- When inquiring of your druggist for this new
medicine. avoid MfSTAKE rs. by remembering the
name, DIR DAVID KENNEDY's FAvORTTF REMEDY.
and that the Doctors address is tondout Y.-Ed.
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REGISTRARS. NOTICE.

WE, the undersigned gistrars of the Second
W Voting District of Newtown. do hereby give
notice thai we will meet at Taylors Hotel in Sandy
Hook, on Thursday, september 18th. from a. m.
until p. an., for the purpose of making and Per-
fecting voting list of said district and receiving
applications of those who are entitled to be made
electors at the coming election.
W. Fl. GLOVER, I Registrars ofVoters
c. NJ. PARSONS. otsaid District.
Dated at Newtown, Sept. 8th, 1872
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NJ Office is hereby given to all persons liable to
Y pay taxes in the town of Newtown on he Assess
ment List of 1878. that will meet them for the
purpose of receiving the same at the following
places On Thursday, Sept 18th, 1879, at the store
of r. d. Shepard from to IL a. at the store in
Hattertown from II m.to p m. and at the store OF
O. s. Botsford. from to p. m. On Friday, Sept
10th at the store of Glover, Warner 4 Clark from
to IL a. m and at the Town Clerks office. from
to p One per cent. per month will be aided,
according to law. After Oct. 18th 1872 also collec-
tor fees. X. A. Cl4 Rh y,
Newtown. Sept. 1st, 1879. Collector.
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REGISTRARS, NOTICE.

ME. the undersigned Registrars OF the First
w Voting District Of the town of Newtown do
hereby give notice that they will meet at the Town
Clerks Office on Thursday, Sept. 18TH from a. m
until p. m, for the purpose of making and per-
fecting voting list of said district and receiving
applications of those who are entitled to be made
electors at the coming election
JOHN II. BLACKMAN. Registrars of Voters
CHAS. +. BEARDSLEYJ Of said District.
Dated at Newtown Sept. 9Th. 1879.
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Deaths.

BRADLEy-In Woodbury., Sept. LIST, Mrs. Sarah s.,
wife OF Phineas s. radley, aged SO years.
WARsKR-In Southbury, " hite Oak, August 26th
Mary, wife of Warren Warn r, aged IS years.
LAwLER-In Ansonia, August 29th Agnes Lawler,
aged months.
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A LADIES' light-colored Cloth Mamie, on Friday
N afternoon between the residence of E. G. Bar
mum and Sanford & Hawley's store. or between
Sanford Hawley and the residence of William b.
Prindle. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the Mantle at Sanford Hawley's or with
L. C. Bai mum. 12-
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will give you healthy appetite; will correct Sleep
lessness Hyste. ia, Hemicrauia st Vitus' Dance
and Epilepsy. Will cure Dyspepsia, Debility and
Nervous prostitution They excellent cordial
to be token with advantage when any prostration
frpr rl OIL
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For all diseases of the Liver, Stomach, Bowels.
Kidneys and Blader for Gout, Rheumatism Neu-
ralgia Headache, Worms, Salt Rheum, Eruptions
L LII trcIlIlas
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cannot be surpassed a prompt and efficient rem
edy ill all bronchial troubles. Coughs. Cold. and
Sore Throat Immediately relieved. and the
syrup is persistently used with other medicines
according to directions. WILL CURE such serious
diseases as Catarrh Influenza, Asthma. Pneumonia.
Pleurisy. and CONSUMPTION.
These three Dandelion Medicines make a combiRa-
ton OF Family Drugs that cannot be excelled for eff
cheney an reliability. No family should be with
out hem another hour. Sold by all Druggists.
Manufactured only by the Dandclon Pill Co.,
Stamford Conn. O.
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DUnIPIiOSl Pills.
DN7adeliO7a Filters,

They anti bilious and cathsrtic. THE BEST
FAMILY PHYSIC KNOWN. and an excel ont DIN
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A BOY aged Is or 16 years ia wanted to assist in
IA my store. To one coming well recommended.
will give good wages. Apply to
W. KYLE,
IL Bethel, Coma.
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TJNHE South Britain Farmers Game Protective
l. Association" gi~e notice that all hunting OIL
shooting on their respective premises is forbidden
and that the intention of this notice will be strictly
enforced.
CHARLES b. PIER Re.
JOHN PIERCE,
HENRY p. HICKOX
EZRA PIERCE, Executive COMMITTEES
BENNETT r. STILES,
DAVID J. STILES.
sourHBURY. Sept. I'd. 1879. 12-3w
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limit ators wonder bow We do it.
THE WHEELER & WILSON BAND,
THE HOWE BAND,
THE GRAND REPUBLIC BAND.
COATS BAND OF HARTFORD.
TWENTY-THIRD REGIMENT BAND.
Grand consolidation of ala five in concert.
This eleg ant Steamer will make an excursion
above under Mr. Lucey's m tnagement, this bel IL
the last under his popular management. No dis
turbances have taken place on any of these ex
cursions ladies and children being safe in their
own parlors. Efficient police regulations and cour
te and attentive officers and attaches have rem
lered these excursions so popular with the people.
ONLY 81 90 to New York and return; Coney Is
land and return; Rockaway and return.
Remember the date, SEPTEMBER 18th.
RFy The Steamer will leave dock foot of Fairf cid
avenue at clock sharp. Will land at sd str eet,
and then proceed to Couey Island Iron Pier VIII ere
all who desire may land. The fare for landing nd
embarking at the pier is 10 cents each way, to be
paid by those landing. Steamer will then proceed
to Rockaway-no charge for landing-renainng two
hours and then return, stopping at the Coney Is =
Pier and sd street, n. Y, for returning pas
sengers, arriving i'll Bridgeport at p m.
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The publishers of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
beg to announce that ON the Fourth day Of JAlssi-
airy. 1879 new volume Will be lIatsl. 1t
will continue 10 he the aim of the publishers .
re.ider th, contents % the new volume As. more.
attractive and useful than any o; its pr dtceasJ.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28
Before Judge Pruden.

George L. Turner was charged before
Judge Pruden in the Police Court this
morning with grand larceny, in having stu
len watch and money of the value of $3.50
from his brother-in-law. Gabriel l.. Benson.
The testimony showed that there were no
grounds whatever for the charges and the
case was dismissed at the costs of Benson.
The case of Fred. Berschell charged with
kidnapping tho little boy Willie haense',
was continued until the 9lst inst.
James Moran, charged with burglarizlng
the schooner saloon on Central Avenue,
above Richmond street, had his case con-
tinued until Nov. 1st.
John Mckinney, a colored roustabont
was found last night trying the gates in
that alley between Sixth and Longworth
and Race and Vine streets. When arrested
a sung shot was found upon him. For
carrying concealed weapons he was fined
$40 and COSTS
Mary Corners, Young servant girl resld-
ing at No. So Eighth street, was charged
with stealing dress from Lizzie Morgan.
The case was dismissed:
A man named John Hill stopped Lieu
tenant Brady OH the street last night and
tried to sell him an imitation gold ring.
Brady took him in on suspicion, ard when
searched at the Station-hcuse more of the
rings were found upon him. Judge Pruden
sent him out for thirty days
All of the cases against the saloon-keep,
ers charged with keeping place where in.
toxicating liquors are sold were set fol
hearing October 3lst
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28
FIRE AT WYOMING,
Extensive Shoe Factory Entirely Destroy

Extensive Shoe Factory Entirely Destroyed.
The large shoe factory, grocery and sup.
ply store of G. 8. Woodruff & Co., at Lock
hand and Wyoming Station, took fire about
midnight last night and was entirely de-
stroyed. Tie fire was first seen by the ell
eineer of the midnight train, who gave the
alarm, but the flames had gained consider
able headway and the facilities for ex-
tinguisbing fires too meager t. be of much
aroil.
An engine, with car containing ladders
and buckets, arrived from the city about
O'clock, but too late to be Of any service
except to protect surrounding property.
From fifty to seventy-fve hands, mostly
poor girls, are thrown out OF employment
Every thing was saved from the Wyoming
Postoffice, which was in the building. The
loss was about 100000. 1t was insured re-
Gently in the Union Mutual, Fidelity and
Miami Valley and two other companies fol
$4,000, very near its full value. The entire
stock of goods in the building was saved
Tie firm had $4,000 worth Of orders or
band.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28

r EGAL-ALBERT GEIGER, RESIDENCE UN-
i known, win take not ee that Tneresa Gcigcr,
Of the city of Cnc matt, Ohio, on the 23d day OF
September, 1879, 6led her petit on in the Court of
Common Pleas of Hamilton County. against the
said Albert Gcigcr, setting forth that on the sth
day of January. 1850, the parties were married
and that said defendant has been guilty toward
the plaintiff OF gross neglect of duty also of adul
terry with one jul q Heisner, and praying for d-
vorce anu I, alimony. And the said Albert Gel
ger notified that the said cause will stand for
hearing at the expiration of six weeks from the
first publication Of this notice.
Said defendant will also take notice, that on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of October 1872 the
plaintiff above named will take the deposition OF
Peter We:dner and sundry witnesses, Ito be used
az evidence in the trial Of the ab'ye cause.
at No. q West Court street, Cincinnati,
Ohio, being the office OF g. Tafol. attorney
at law between the hours Of $ O'Clock q. ID. and
o'clock D. III. OF said day and that the taking OF
the same will be adjourned from day TO day be-
tween the same hours until they are completed.
THERE6E GEIGER,
G. TAFEL. Atty.
Dated September 23i. 1879. se236tru
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Jane wilmuth to Robt. II. Andrews,
lease during natural life of lessor OF l27a
acres at Wyoming, in southwest corner OF
Section 3, Springfield Township excepting
TIE cottage now occupied by said lessor;
annual rent $40.
Byron Kirby to City of Cincinnati. per.
petual lease for street purposes OF % feet
front, on south side of Court street and
through to Paradrome street, between Nor
rill and Martin streets annual rent $l47 70,
privilege of purchase at So, 462 40.
Samuel R. Arbuckle and wife to A. I.
Arbuckle, "a 6S-r00 acres being known as
the Arblckle tavern stand property, in
Section 81, East Range q Symmes Town
ship, and Section 8, Sycamore Township;
81 400. .u .
Henry Fehrman ct al, per Sheriff, to
Joseph II. Wolf, so by $50 feet ON the
southeast corner of Hamilton Road and FL
more street; $5,050.
Trustees of Northwest Central Building
Association No. 2, to John w. Baen. !OoA
by 119 feet, on the south side OF Railroad
street, 50 35-100 feet east OF Tompklns
R ,ad, Madisonville; 81. 500.
Trustees of Wildey Building Association
No. 2. to same quitclaim to 81 3o-lO0 by
1871 x feet, on the southeast corner OF Rail
road street and Tompkins' Road, Madison
vile; $500.
Christine Rothmann and husband to q.
A. Gobrecht, so by 1902 feet. on the east
side of Scott street, % feet south of Mar
ket street, Industry; $61 and other consid-
erations
Geo, w. Thompson and wife to John Ed
+ k,,
side of Ninth street, 81 feet west OF Cutter
street; 81.
John H. Horstman ct al, per Master
Commissioner, to Thomas G. Campbell,
leasehold estate, 17h by S3H feet, on the
east side of Hughes street, 222 feet south OF
Mulberry street; $516 g.. -,
Ludlow Apjones to g. W. Burrows, lou
by l30 feet, on north side of Chase street,
263 feet east of Dane street, Cumminsvllle
$3.50.
Gideon Ryman and wife to John c. Hill
90 by 104 feet, on north side OF Pleasant
Court, 100 feet east OF Elm street; also, 4
feet front, on south side OF Fifth street
1O6 5.12 feet east of Elm street, and all per
sonal property and chattels belonging tc
said premises, known as the Indiana House
$75. 600
John c. Hill and wife to Susan Ryman
same premises; 5000.
Samuel J. Broadwell to Ann Hartburn
o5 bv 1876 feet, on north side of Liberty
street. 50 feet west of Spencer street
1900.
George Woods to Daniels, Coombe & Co.
easehold to brick building, northeast cor
ner of Race and Fifth streets; yearly rem
Of $1,000.
James Mack and wife to John H. Malloy
% by l34 feet fronting on Fulton avenue
First Ward; 500.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28
Tho Harmonic Society.

The Harmonic Society held business
meeting last night, after rehearsal, and the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
"Whereas The Harmonic Society has ad-
dressed protest to the Musical Festival
Association against their departure from
the Uniform usage of former years in Or
ganixing the chorus for the festival of 1880
On basis Of admission to individual sing
sYs as well as to societies; and
"Whereas, The effect of this policy Is to
undermine the societies financially, and to
place formidable obstacles in the way cf
their growth and musical improvement;
and
Whereas The adoption of this plan of
chorus organization long before the socie-
ties were asked to participate has already
peoved serious injury to their prosperity
By depicting their membership, while the
isinry thus done is assigned as the prin-
opal reason for not now acced:ng to the
request of the societies; be it
"Resolved. That the Harmonic Society
records its earnest protestagainst the action
Of the Festival Association, which, so fal
from fostering the interests Of those society
organizations to which it owes its exist
epce. has forced them to remain outside o.
It's Festival in order to prevent their grad
usl disintegration.
"Resolved, That the Harmonic Society
declines for the above reasons to accept tht
invitation to join the Festival Chorus O
lS80.
Resolved, That. in view of this condition
Of affairs and to avoid even the appearance
Of a factiOus opposition to the coming Fes
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28
Police Commissioners.

There was regular session OF the Board
Of P lice Commissioners held yesterday
afternoon, with President Sutton in the
chair.
Bills Of the Sanitary Department, amount
ing to $500 20, and the payroll of the quar-
antine officers $1,000 II, were ordered paid.
Police bills to the amount of s., ,G45 were
ordered paid.
Mr.. Won Martels stated that he was in
favor OF an investigation of the charges that
had been made that the police force ad
been used in partisan manner at the re-
cent election. He would therefore offer
the following resolution:
Resolved, Bv the Board of Police Com
missioners of Cincinnati, That all citizens
who have information On this subject, or
desire to present charges against members
Of the police force, are requested to present
the same to this Board for investigation"
The resolution was adopted without dis.
cent
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28

cluded their engagement with the Sweat
man party.
Gen. Tom Thumb and wife are playing in
Boston.
Emerson & Hooley's Minstrels at Pixies
next week.
Haverly's Juvenile Fnafore Company is
in Louisville.
The London Grand English Opera Com
pany disbanded last week. .-
Strakosch Opera Company will be at the
Grand Opera-house next week. st.,s
Cincinnatus is at home in Dayton, Ohio,
and has quit the stage for the present.
Gus. Hail. probably the best imitator of
Billy Emerson OH the stage, is about town.
(. Mckee Rankin and Kitty Blanchard close
in Nashville, Tenn, tonight, and contem-
plate going to Europe
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers Of real
estate from noon yesterday up to noon
to-day
Y Oenrad Winter to John W. Boswell,
% l.iO acres, lying next south OF David
'Poors land, in Survey No. 6ls, Anderson
Township; $3.50. =.
James Mack and wife to Frank Bauer, 81
BY l34 feet, on north side OF Fulton avenue,
wing next of the Church Lott 800
Sarah i. Beall ct al. to Mary A. Thorn
son, 8 by 1875 feet, lying 100 feet east Of
Broadway and 50l5 feet south OF Arch
street; 800.
Frederick kreutz and wife to Henry Leh
| man, 20 feet 2I9 inches by III 11-12 feet OF
northeast corner OF Main street and sonti
branch of Lick Run Pike, Fairmount; also
82l by 100 feet. on east side Of Fourth av
enue, 66 feet south Of James street, CAM
Washington; $1,000.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-28
THE DAILY STAR
MINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Mayor Jacobs is about to establish
pound for the unlicensed dogs
Mrs. Lucas, who is widely known
through her blackmailins schemes, is again
h the city.
The Ladies' Bazaar Of st. Francis de
Sales, East Walnut Hills, is drawing large
crowds of visitors. both day and evening.
Mr.. s. w. Siebern, formerly Auditor
OF Hamilton County. was stricken with
paralysis yesterday and is not expected to
recover.
An attempt was made yesterday to
Ireck a passenger train on the l., c. & L.
Railroad about mile and half this side OF
Shelbyville.
The police frightened away two bur-
glars yesterday morning who were attempt
ing to effect an entrance into Andrew
Deffel's saloon, corner of John and Court
streets
Over $4,000 worth of tickets for Theo-
dOre Thomas symphony Concerts were
sold yesterday at the College of Music. On
and after to-day the sale will take place at
Church's music store.
Miss Theresa Sees, young lady nine
teen years of age, who has been suffering
from consumption, left her home, No. 496
Race street, last Sunday for short walk,
and has not been heard of since.
Burglars last night made another at
tempt to effect an entrance into the saloon
Of the late c. G. Andrews, No. 270 Vine
street. They had partially broken in the
hack door, when the officers on that beat
arrived and drove them off.
The Board of Trade yesterday chose
the following gentlemen to represent it on
the commission for the next Exposition:
w. L. Robinson, E. V. Cherry, William
NcAlpin, J. J. Henderson and R. H. Gal
breath. The Board also elected fourteen
new members.
Mr.. Frank Overlook, who resides on
Prices Hill, was thrown from his buggy at
the corner Of Clark and Mound streets, by
one of the wheels coming off. His head
AMI face were badly cut He was taken to
DR.. Muscroft's office. where his wounds
were dressed.
There was meeting of the Old Vol
ahteer Nremcn's Association held at the
Gifts Engine-house last evening. The OBJ
yet of the meeting was to consider the
pIopriety of inaugurating public ball,
but the Association deemed it unadvisable,
and by unanimous vote it was indefinitely
postponed.