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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-01
PhYsicians.


H GROVER. N. D., Eclectic physician K
surgeon, Hydepark, Vt. OHice at the resi-.
zee of DIR. Aaron Morse TIVE doors from the
arch. H.- ~
i J. NElGS, Physician and Surgeon, Hyde
Park. vt. Office over l.. H. Noycs' store.
10, examining surgeon for Lamoille County.
"a DENTISRY.-R. g. Gilbert, has
Erls Dftted up an office at his Resi-
HsIY dence in Morrisville. which he in
NIEI1 tends to make permanent loca-
) for the practice of the Dental profession in
Dts branches. All operations upon the Natu-
=teeth as well as In the manufacture and in
kiou ol ,rtfcial ones will be performed in
fough and scientific manner. and warranted to
y entire satisfaction in all cases or no pay will
Required shall be absent a few weeks du.
the Fall, ofwhich due notice viii be given
his paper
Lea nENTlSTRY.-P. w. j. PECK,
- ~ dentist, Johnson. VI. Eatur.
SXyif3 al teeth put in the best state of pre-
BITEy servation. Diseases of the gums
besstully treated. Artificial teeth made in
y style kaown tothe profession. 45
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-01

found to be a very distastefal diet. This
unpleasant circumstance. however, gave
them an insight into Esquimsux life.
We make some extracts from the nara.
tive: .'e
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-07-19

says A holiday means, or, at any rate, is
supposed to mean.a day of rest and con-
temptation. with us it means general
movement for men and horses, and enjoy
ment-but only for men who are neither
walters, omnibus drivers, nor servants.
Although, according to the new laws, no.
body can be forced to abstain from labor on
account of the holidays of religious COM
the abstinence from labor not absolutely
necessary is enjoined during the hours of
divine service, people in Austria must
change, indeed, before they will think of
opening their shops or doing any work on a
Sunday or .tete day. I believe such an at
tempt would produce quite an enseute
among the working people; not only would
it be felt as violation of traditional right
of Sunday enjoyment, which, though not
mentioned in the new constitution, is as
but it would likewise deeply shock the re-
ligious feeling of the people: The people
of Austria, above all those Of the German
race, are, by their very nature, averse from
extremes of every kind. They are not
troubled by incessant cravings after an
they ore, and try to accommodate them
selves to circumstances. To live ard let
others live is their desire. They have little
taste or desire for religious controversies or
philosophical inquiries into doctrinal mat
| ters; they accept the broad truths and con-
form to the external Observances prescribed,
as a matter of course. Where they are q
little too exacting, they make a sort of COM
promise with their consciences; but, on the
whole, they are very much attached to the
forms they have considered from their early
youth as an essential part of their creed,
and which they do not go through as a mere
form. You have only to enter n church and
see people at their dcvotions, to be quite
convinced of this.
| Another circumstance which speaks for
this is the tendency to localize their devo
tions. Every church, every altar, every
image, has its special frequenters, who
would think they had only imperfectly
performed their devOtOns, were they to go
through them at any other than the accus-
toned spot. In no country. therefore, are
pilgrimages more in vogue than here. Be-
sides some spots of universal renown, such,
for instance, as Mariazesl, in Styria, or the
Notre Dame de Loretto, Of Austria, there
are numerous smaller ones in every part of
the empire to which people resort. The
going through the country you meet fire.
qucntly smaller or larger groups of such
pilgrims, almost exclusively composed OF
EcOuntry folks, chorister or two in red
gown and white surplce, bearing cross
and banners, with group of elderly peas
ants as leaders and precentors, followed by
men and women with bundles containing
necessaries. Thus they wander from place
to place, from church to church, chanting
and praying. At each Of the many images
which you find on the roadside at this time,
almost invariably adorned with wreath of
flowers and Il lamp burning before it, halt
is made, the pilgrims kneel down, say their
pray yers, and go onagain-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-07-19

separate from the rule of England and be-
come independent whenever the do
minion of Canada becomes united to the
American Republic-the Irish element in
each country will have been the chief means
in bringing about these results. At some
time the independence of " the old land !"
will also be accomplished, and mainly by
the same influence.-Dublim Nation.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-07-19

Men carry their minds, as for the most
part they carry their watches, content to be
ignorant of the constitution and action
within, and attentive only to the little ex
terror circle of things to which the passions,
like indices, are pointed.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-07-19

CRIME IN LoNDoN.-There was dainty
bill OF fare presented to the grand jury at
the Middlesex sessions, there being one
hundred and seven prisoners committed for
trial, besides bail cases. OF these, ninety
one were indicted for felony, and sixteen
for misdemeanor. Yet England is law
loving and civilized nation.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-07-19

Hint to Young Authors-Don'r have your
first book reviewed in magazine. 1t is
sure to be blown up.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-07-19

Life is n book, in which we read every
day page. Note down every instructive
incident that passes. A crowd of useful
thoughts can but dow from self converse.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-07-19

Why is lighted candle like an extinct
fire because it burns longer.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-07-19

A wise man should have money in his
head, but not in his heart.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-01
General Gsrant,. Report

/, WASHINGTON, November 30.-The fol-
lowing is General Grants report in full:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY IF THE U. S.,
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a, 1868.
GeardlJ. NJ. Schofeld, Secretary Of Var:
SIR: l have the honor to submit he
repo, Is of the Division, District aud De-
d rtment commanders for the past year.
These reports give full account of the
operations and services of the army for
the year, and | refer you to them for de-
tails.
would earnestly renew my recon.
mendation of last year, that the control
of the Indians be transferred to the Wal
Department. l call special attention to
the recommendation of General Sher'
man on this subject. 1t has my earnest
approval. 1t is unnecessary that the
arguments in favor of this transfer
should be repeated; the necessity for II
becomes stronger and more evldert ev'
cry day while the Indian war continues
do not deem any general legislation
for the reduction of the army advisable
The troops on the Plains are all needed
The troops in the Southern States are
stIIl needed. aud further reduction can
be made in he way already used aud
now in operation. where 1t ls safe
namely, 10y allowing companies to DIS
miss 10y discharges, with ut being
strength ned by recruits, and by stop
ping appointments of second l'euten'
ants. Ii il should be deemed advisable
the veteran reserve regiment might be
discontinued By ABSORPTION and retire
ment Of officers and discharge of men
without deriment to the service. Very
respectfully, your ohedient servant,
u. S. GRANT, General.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-01
FRANCE AND TRADE
New York Cattle Marnei.


Receipts of the week: 56l3 beeves,
&C, 246 sheep and lambs. 2I252 hogs.
BEEF-.rhe week opened slow, with
a moderate inquiry for good, while
prices ruled slowly. On Friday, how
ever, prices recedeL, aud on that day
the best sold at l5sc. To-day the sup
ply aggregated about $500 head.
Butchers felt Nore like buying, aud the
market, without being higher, was
hrmer. Prices ruled from l3al6c for
common To good, with few extras AS
high ~ lie. The butchers are prepar-
ing now IN good earnest TO vacate the
downtown slaughter houses 10y the first
OF January. Prices at National Yards:
Poor 10 medium at 9Ll2c; medium to
tair steers, II lIc; good steers 10 fat
oxen, llal5tc; prime TO extra, l5!al6ic.
SHEEP-Ilavo had but very mod
crate sale. We cannot report any
change from last week, SO far as prices
are concerned. Though the market is
no hrmer to-day We have Il supply of
1886 head at Communipaw, 47So at Ber-
gen Hill, aud 1000 ut Fortleth street.
The stock being very poor, the market
was slow aud prices barely maintained.
Common 20 fair sheep, 4a4tc; good to
prime, ita5c; extra, 5ta6c: lambs, 6ts
&c.
SWlNE-The heavy supplies have
further depressed the market, which
leaves off to-day very tiar, at our figures.
Prime heavy corn fed, 625a7 -;
medium, Hia7 -G2Ic: common : Goa
81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-01
baltimore Cattle Market.

November %, 1868.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 2OS0 head against 2053 last week. OF
the number offered GO head came from
West Virginia, S22 from Ohio, and 81
from Virginia, over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad; II from Maryland, 81
from Pennsylvania, and IS from VIr
GINA on foot; and IL from Virginia by
boat. OF the receipts 500 head were
taken by Baltimore butchers, l5i sold TO
farmers for grazing, 646 TO spectators
for other markets, aud 1he balance were
reshipped to the East without being
offered hare. Prices today ranged as
follows: Old Cows and Scalawags at
3 75a4 90; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen aud
Cows 1 OUa5 W; fair to good Stock Cat
tie a OOa5 80; fair quality Beeves Qua
Z on; and the very best Beeves7 OUa7 81
per lG0lbs, the average price being about
) % gross. The market was moderately
active at about last weeks prices.
SHEEP.-The market has been well
supplied during the past week, and the
demand moderately brisk. Prices to.
day ranged rs follows: Fair to good
Sheep at Bias cents per 10 gross.
HOGS.-The supply this week has
been in excess of the demand, and quo
tations are 50 cents per 100 lbs lower.
Prices to day ranged as fellows: Fair
to good fat Hogs 10 50all OO per 100 lbs,
and few extra Hogs shade higher.
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wushin.ton I,cns

WASHINGTON, November 30.--Gencra
Grant left here this morning., direct fol
Boston, where he Will arrive tomorrow
forenoon. He is accompanied by Gen
eral C0msfOCk and his son. He will re-
turn here about the 9th or 10th prOXimO,
and, after remaining Il few days, will
proceed To Chicago, accompanied bJ
General Deat, to attend the reunion Of
the soldiers OF the western armies.
Ger, raj Schofeld and st If, Lieutenant
General Sherman and Major Geueral
George II. Thomas wi.l also lie present.
The following promotions III the IA
val service have been made, TO date
from September -, lS65 Captain G.F.
Emmens, 10 be commodore; Command
er r. f. Renshaw, TO be captain {;
Lieutenant Commander Richard w.
Mead, 10 be commander.
The United States has entered suit
against E g. Olmstcad, late a disburs-
ing clerk Of the Post Office Department,
to recover $4,000, the amount of his de-
falcation. A criminal suit is also pend
ing against him.
To-day in the Circuit Court, the
case OF JOhu Naglee, j., against f. NJ.
Stanton was, on motion of Z. l.. Stan.
ton, discontinued, the Plaintiff to pay
the costs. Nagleo owned farm in
Prince William county, Virginia. which
was occupied, for a time, in 1850 by
United States troops, alleged to have
been placed there under orders of the
defendant as Secretary of War, aud lie
claimed damages for the cattle driven
away and the injury done to the crops
Nothing will he done by the Presi,
dent respecting the Union Pacific Rail
road, ruril he shall have received re
port of ITS inspection.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-01
Panama News.

New YORK, November 3O.-Panama
advices of the 22l state that when Cen
eral Correoso arrived at Chierlque, he
found the place abandoned. He then
went to Santiago aud found that the
enemy had also abandoned that place.
Proceeding to Hotillo, the enemy, four
hundred strong, attacked COrreoso and
u battle, lasting three hours, ensued,
when the enemy fled leaving fifty two
killed, among WHOM is AbaldIe, their
leader, and many were wounded. A
number of prisoners and all their arms
and ammunition were captured. The
Government lost three killed and eight
wounded, among the latter General
Pedro Goito. This battle has put an
end to the civil war In the State of
Panama.
The revolutionary movement in Costa
Rica has proved successful. President
Castro has been depOsed and Jiminez
installed in his place.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-01

WASHINGTON, November 3O.-Gener.
al Meade's annual report states in de,
tail the prominent events which have
occurred I'm his Department. lie says;
During the whole period of my civil
administration, extending over space
of eight months, there were tried by a
military commission in the three Sta e.
of Georgia, Alabama and Florida only
tbirty-two persons. All of these bat
fifteen were convicted; of these fifteen
the sentences of four were disapprOved
and of eight others remittcd. and OF
two referred TO the President of the
Unite States, and still awaiting his
action, leaving but one person convict,
ed aud ia confinement Tor viol rtion of
Il civil law and tried by military com
mission on tho tie cessation of military
authority.
This SIMPLE stotemcut of facts deem
q complete refutaliol OF the charges
that the military power was SO arhitra-
rily exercised with the rights of per-
sons, and So with those of property. Ii
was NY study and effort to Zealously
guard the rights of individuals, without
reference to any consideration but that
of justice and law, SO far as l could
comprehend il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-01
BY THE CUBAN CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register. J

HAVANA, November 30--The official
account of the engagement between
the troops and revolutionists, on the
oath instant, is as follows: The revo
lutiOnary troops attacked small de
tachment of troops in the town of Villa
del Cobre, near Santiago, with their
whole force, and succeeded in driving
them from their position. The troops
then took refuge in church. lni"i-
nation was forwarded to SantiaSo anu
troops and volunteers were Immediately
forwarded to. Ccbre. This reinforce
ment succeeded in surprising The reVola-
tionists and retakins the town. Inc
revolutiouists lost 81 killed and many
wounded. General Marcarrio, a Do
nipicap. commanding the rebels, was
kiu,d and Colonel Perez Sc
vere,v wounded. The government lost
three killed and ten wounded. Many
dead bodies of revolutionists have
sigce been found in bitches. All small
detachments Of government troops have
been called together to join the mair
army,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-01
t G TTYs
KATALYSINE WALL
Its wonderful Cure,
rafive Powers

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az ~. oouptry, who hSVe, spee ", - .'s,.s -
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on st0ps In tbs bladder, ssd $3.50
AZ eh.II stOsss f0srsed b. Kssss 90 =,
sad Graysi aHd 81 PrEKLIiI. ~ y
1890. for which medical .eisS 49, -
eelsbrated mineral waters hs"
provided palllatIves- gusS
Also ofErTsstipZ the proC~ % >
gently curing. Afbagssa7tA -.
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oa.y mineral sprisg sAisr siih - 30 -
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D.pos a Liberty .,r,-.. s', ,lYl. sghrrI;2
Yor ale BY hCCABE. D., 81 =
KRAFT, 20 Main STREET WEI -
Eisis generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-01
UndercIOthing
IM, GUTMAN & CO.'S.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Novembe,

CINCINNATI, NoVemDei 81.
FLouR-In fair demand at SPAS OC
for family.
WHEAT-Less active; No. 1 '.fered
at IFS. -.
CoRN-Quiet; new ear in fair de.
mand at 63a64c, "a
RYE--Held at 80; buyers at ( 2s.
OATS-Firm at 5Sa59c fer No. and
60c for white.
BARLEY, Dull and unchs nged
spring is held at 2 l5a2 80 for No. !
State and Canada.
PORK--Mess quiet at % 75.
BULK MEATS-Firmer, owing tc
the advance in hogs, and held at SIC fol
shoulders; 12fc for clear rib and 1916
for clear sides, packed.
GREEN MEATS-In good demand
and the market closed higher; sales o.
shoulders at 74a7!c; sides, l04al0lc and
hams lliallfc.
LARD-Quiet but firm.
HOGS-But few offering, and in de.
msnd att 25a7 80; choice live held al
8 90, gross, and dressed at 9 00a9 % fol
light to extra heavy.
BUTTER-Quiet at 34a36c for prime
| to choice.
EGGS-Held at 33c.
CHEESE--Active at 164al8c.
OILS--Lard qaiet at 3Oal IS; lin
seed quiet at Csc.
WHISKY-FIrm at 98c. -.
GOLD-l35 buying.
EXCHANGE--Heavy at LILO discount
bsying and at par selling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-01
Chicago Market
CHICAGO, November 80

SHlCAbO, NONSEi'SL ~.
FLOUR-Tame and weak; sales of
spring extra at 5 75a7 -.
WHEAr-More active and easier;
sales Of No. at 23tal %; No. 2 liza
| l2!, closing at ll5al II for No. :;
sales of No. > since Change at l l3t.
CORN-O.d N. sold in car load lots
at Uo; No. , declined &c; sales at 76a
sc; new shelled 2a3c lower: sales at
o0a59a; KILN dried quiet and steady at
zoe for No 2, aud 65a6S for rejected,
closing dull a, soc for new shelled, aud
nominal at o. for old No. /: no change
since noon Board
OATS-Opened steady at SATURDAYS
closing figures, and subsequently weak
,ened and declined lal4c; sales at 46la
81; for No. ,; 434a45c for rejected,
l. RNg at 46ta46fc for No. 2.
of No.S-Qniet and shade firmer: sales
sales at l4al 14i; No. 3 u; latest
elected. c1ai 6O for No. 2, and 40 for
'ng at Sal 81! for No. 9
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, November 30.
COTTON-tc better aud decidedly
more active; sales 625 bales Mt 25ic for
middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and slightly in
buyers favor for medium and common
grades.
WHEAT-Dulla nd heavy at 4Sal 80
for No. spring. and = % for amber
Michigan.
RYE-Steady at at As for western.
OATS-Dull at 74a74ic for western.
CORN-Dull and heavy at l l5al 10
in store. and 17al IL atiOat for mixed
western.
PORK-Nor.inal at - 5Oa26 90 for
mess.
BEEF-Quiet and without decided
change.
CUT MEATS-Quie,.
BACON-Dull and heavy.
LARD-Heavy at l5!al6c for fair to
prime steam.
realistically at 37a3Sc.
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New York Items.

New YORK, November 30,-Commo-
dore Kearuey died at Perth AmbOy yes
terday, az 7S.
Counterfeit $40 greenbacks are in cir
culation in jersey City.
The sale of hall "a million of gold to-
DAY by the Government was made ut
l35 30 lUU.
The steamship Alaska, from Aspin
wall, brought SOU, UU0In treasure.
A small dwelling hohse in ll5th street
fell yesterday, but the occupants were
fortunately absent.
Rev. Alfred Bartlett, of Brooklyn, has
accepted the call of the Plymouth
Church, of Chicago, aud will leave next
mouth for his new Passionate.
The Stock Exchange and Open Board
have passed joint resolution requiring
all stocks in the roll TO DO reg istered III
some responsible financial institution
on Or before January 80, 1869, and also
requiring thirty days notice OF all new
issues or convertible bonds.
EThe hearing in the Erie case, before
Judge Nelson, consumed the whole day
without Il definite result bein < reached
!. is reported that an order has been is
sued by JRdge Prckham, On the applica.
tiou of the Attorney General OF New
York, to show cause why Jay Gould
should not be suspended as receiver OF
the EIie road Still another report is
that the Attorney General, in dispatch
received to-day, sIys the use of his name
was unauthorized. The litigation is 50
complicated that operators are almost
entirely deferred from dealing in Erie,
being unable 10 follow the rapid changes
in the legal aspect.
George w. Mclean, corresponding
clerk IN tine United States secret ser,
vice, has been committed for trial in
Jersey City, charged with passing a
counterfeit tcn-dollar National bank
note.
Alderman Thomas Cnwau to-day AS
sumed the duties of Mayor entailed mp
on him by the resignation Of the Gov
ernOr elect, Hoffman.
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p1SHAsEs OF IIPRuDENrI

When the misguided and impru1ssl vus-
plsaanrn Ands that he has inblbed NJ $50
this pAinful disease, u TOO 0tsh haze q
An ilf.timea senAs Of shame or dread o, dsF-s
doters him from applying " hoss sAo irs
ucation and responsibility. can aors -
him, delaying TIL the constitutional y-l-.-
This lI0rrid disaass make 'bai - -. u
=. liberated arc thront disoAssd hnss tolils
pains IN ms mead and limb, dimhssa q "
deafness, nodes on the shin bsbs' A. -
blot0hes on the head. face and sfifgnitss =
crossing with frightful rapidly uL lsip
palate OF tho mouth or th- bonss y - q
fall IN, and the victim of tAis ssiu' t-'.
oomes a hOrrid object Of c0mnbsptei q -,
puts q period TO his dreadful tafsft1 p -
ing him 10 That Uundisc0yersi loss' -
whence no traveller roturna
Iii n melancholy fact that Agsiass a =
tins b. thls terrible dssAss oviif = = !
skiIlfullness Of ignorant prv,sbdsr =. 4 =
use Of that DgADLI PDbpN. kiiaii -
constitution Rbd make The t'''s'' .
able.
oFFICE-7 SOUTH FREDEEtA -
Lsft hand s!de going irorn Y. - -.
few doors from the corner ~
serve name and number. - -
~ No letters received Bsiae = =. -
containing a stamp to b. 49,
Persons writing should siAts 90
zion OF adyerti-ement dsscrAhfq 49,,
Tho Doctors DIPLOMATIC
ENDORSEMENT or TEI fLh@
Tho many thOu.and. our.l Il =, =. 80 =. = :,
msLt within the Last tv,1y ga, .,.,s,,us
merous important Surgiea =. r,os,,,,s
tSs sun and many other p.p,r' 49, ~. -, I >
appeared again and again D,ior' . .(ar.s
sides his standing ~ . gsnusa- -.,r,.,,s =
and responsibility, ,s 'aseisn' raN'-
afflicted. rfH
Skin diseases speedily sHr'1
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI November 30-Three
hundred barrels OF whisky at tn, In
dianapolis and Cincinnati depot were
seized 10y United States Assessor Megrue
this E,nr iag, the entire lot being found
To be from six TO fifteen PEI cent. above
the proof degree marked on the
guaGci'S certificate. TIE penalty At
taChcd 10 this crime is seizure of the
article, imprisonment and a H. of two
hundred dollars on each barrel. Two
n,Nydrsd barrels OF this whisky were
h" " Hamilton, Ohio; aud the other
'''Tr' hn from Mltamora, Indiana.
,oa.t !, CHho Den al Association will
RI, u SmbuS tomorrow.
hv tSs Jeg,sla%,n Examiners appointed
at the same time. WI cohNeh' 'n'ie
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-01

H'EA.-
i 10 hlf oh. choice G. p Tea
10 do do Y Ii. do.
IS do. medium grades G. +. and Y. II.
10 do. OOlOngs, for sale.
MAXWELL e. TINGLE
lDROVIsIONs-
/ Bacon, Hams, shoulders and Sides Bulk
Meats. Dressed Hogs, Prime Leaf Lard &c.
WILL L TIGGIE