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FRESH ARRIVAL
-OF-
Straw and Panama Hats.
good assortment at iOsr prices.
ALPACA CAPS.
Six. Fur. Cloth and Wool Hats, in great variety.
Trunks, Bags, Valises, Canes Umbrellas. &c,
In all Of which we offer Bargains.
SHERMAN i GILLETT,
No. Union Block, next door to /" Central House"
May l5.-t-d
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FRANCIS LEvANEY,s EsT,rv

NJ E, the Subscribers, having been apDo.-.-'
W the Honorable tho Probate Conn 90 p
trlct OF Chittenden, Commissioners 10 reea.-. -s
sons against the estate Of Francis Tsv,-.--- ~ 10
hliton, IN said District, represented iT.s
am also All claims and demands exhibited f.
ttlereto and six months from the day ofrE. '--
49,, oelhs allowed by said Court for ~
wlI attend 70 the business ofour apBoir-,---. T
I ne s-ore OF D. T. Coon a c., in Miit8n F. .
lsIIlc,, on ne seventh day Of Septe-lf.-
Dated this 5th day of MAY A d r-ea
o. f. COoN H. e. i'''-
III BOTTLE. commizs.7a--
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PIANO FoRTEs:
Piano E'Ortes!

A ". POWERS has the exclusive agency FIR tbis
n section Of the best PIANOS manufactured snch
as Steinway Sons, Haynes Brothers and the IN
ted Makers, whose instruments he is able 10 ali e.
LESS MONEY than they can be purchased frana
ANY OTHER SOURCE. Furthermore he c,n -o =.
cure for customer any instrument al the Love-,
possible figure. Therefore, all in want Of an nst
ment should call at my wareroom, corner Cbnrcb
and King Streets, where they will readily he con
WINGED that these statements are true Tnrjna
promptly and carefully attended TO. Piano ROE
fof ssie. A. W. POWERS
Church ST., LIST corner South oftbePo
.-u,s .., Burlington, Vermont
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ID A n he l. :

Is also making splendid style Of sideband CAST
meres, light double and twist, and Cuban tveeds
suitable for Spring and Summer, all (Which he will
be pleased TO show 10 his friends and the public and
to exchange for cash wool, or 10 manufacture Nv
the yard as desired
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SEEDS.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS SEED.
ORCHARD GRASS SEED.
HERDS GRASS SEED.
WHITE CLOVER SEED.
RED CLOVER SEED.
RED TOP SEED.
FLOWER TRELLIsEs.
SEED WHEAT.
SEED BARLEY.
SEED PEAS.
SEED PLA NTERS.
CORN PLANTERS,
And general assortment OF Flows, Harrows and
all implements used on the Farm or Garden.
Also, choice selection Of
Flow er Sc e DIS.
From the celebrated firm OF Hovey Co., Boston,
and Wick, Of Rochester For sale by
j. :. PIERCE son.
April l2.-'d&wtf
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For the continuation of this remarkable ro-
nance, and other attractive matter. see
FRANK LEsLIE's CHIMNEY CORNER, No. 2O9.
ready this morning at all the News Depots.
TheChimney Corner, by universal consent.
is the model of SUPERIOR FAMILY PAPER.
Its attractive aud unexeeptionable features
have long made it welcome guest IN the best
households in the country. Examination
will convince all of Its value. 1t is published
every Monday. Price 10 cents $500 per
annum.
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Why this Machine i the Best:
t. u is the simplest.
% I- is the most durable.
g IL Is the cheapest.
8. il makes the % Lock stitch
3. Il is reliable under all circumstances.
&. u is not liable o. get out q order.
O.. IL is almost Nc .sele,s
S. Il is the fastest
g. 1t admits Of changing the stitch while in op-
Grafton.
Do. Il is very easy 20 adjust the needle.
Do. Itls positive 10 Old It's parts.
D.. IL combines utility. durability and beauty.
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Oldest < stronses,Insuranee Companies

In this country a, as low rates as arc charged by
parties representing Companies with snail cspital
and te7y iifst means Of security 20 policy holders
At this Agency we offer you pou-ies in the
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LYMAN ~ LIENS
IS DOZEN ALEXANDRA KIDS
in light and medium shades. Also the
BEST CHEAP KID IN THE MARKET
b L a G K = i L K =
Ten pieces new Black Silks just received and for
sale cheaper than the cheapest
AMERICAN eros GRAIN SILKS
AT s225 PER YARD.
We would call attention to our stock Of silks as
especially worthy OF notice. A handsome
eros GRAIN LYONS SILK
FOR
$3.50 PER YARD-W ORTIZ So 90,
very desirable fer ak garments Call and look be-
fore purchasing.
New Laces,
New Trimmings,
New Fringes,
New Embroideries,
New White Goods,
At LYMAN & ALIENS
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
We have just received the largest and best assort-
ment Of Dress Goods ever shown in Burlington. at
prices which cannot fail 20 suit. Dress Goods for
suits from - cts. and upwards.
? PIECES REAL IRISH POPLINS
from auction at only 81 D per yari-worth s. 90,
and many other bargains. Call and see.
LYMAN 4 ALLEN.
PARASOLS PARASOLS
or all kinds and prices, from very cheap 70 very
nice, al lower prices than able 70 offer
them heretofore. Very respectfully,
LYMAN Il ALLEN.
l52 Church Street
Nav 18th f-tf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-06
CUBA.
The Expedition from New York
Sailing Of the AragO-NO IEIerfSr-
euce on the Part of the Government
Tho GraneahOI.

The Expedition from New York
Sailing Of the Arago-No IEIerfor-
euce on the Part of the GoVernmen
The GraPeShOt.
New YORK, May 5.-It appears that
the expedition which left for Cuba on
Monday was larger than at first stated
The World says: The steamship AragO
was the vessel which sailed, having
nearly thousand men on board. Ev-
erything was done openly. The volun-
teers went on board the steamship with
their muskets over their shoulders, after
having partaken of dinner at q
public hotel. There was no attempt
made by the United States authorities
TO put stop TO the expedition.
Although the administration must have
been aware of it, as the relations of
some of the young men on board tele-
grabbed to Secretary Fish TO have the
vessel stopped, the United States au-
tharities here excuse themselves on the
ground that, rs President Grant has
not, as yet, issued a neutrality proCla-
nation, they are not supposed to know
that any instruction prevails in Cuba
or anywhere else.
The Arago had on board sixty thousand
rounds of ammunition, several pieces Of
light artillery, a large quantity of small
arms, 100 breech leaders, uniforms and
a small quantity of medical stores She
cleared on Saturday for St. Thomas, but
till yesterday morning she was lying
inside Sandy Hook, flying American aud
Peruvian colurs.
a Washington dispatch says: Ad.
vices received this evening By way of
Florida indicate the safe arrival within
the patriot lines of a vessel from New
York, loaded with arms, g.. supposed
to be the Grapeshot.
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Indian Affairs

ST. LOUIS, May 5.-From gentleman
Just from Camp Wachita, Indian Terri
tory, the Republican learns that Indian
matters continue unsettled in the
Southern District, and many Of the
warriors are disaffected from a failure
on the part of the Government agents to
furnish the supplies stipulated. Tall
Bull, chief of the Dog Soldiers, has al
reapy gone north of the Arkansas river,
only waiting for grass to renew hostili-
ties. Forty lodges of Arapahoes and
half of the Kiowa nation, under old
Satukes and Spotted Wolf, are still on
Red river, and on the borders of Texas,
Joining their forces, to about 80 lodges
of Camanches, all of whom refuse peace.
Vincent Collier, the we'll known phi
lanthropist of New York city, left the
| Headquarters of General William b.
Hazen on the 1Stb nit, for the Navajo
! country, in New Mexico. He is making
a tour of the Indian country in the in
terest of the Humanitarian Society OF
New York.
| Eight hundred head of cattle were
stolen on the night of the l4th of April
from the vicinity of Medicine Bluff
Creek, supposed to be the work of the
Indians in the employ of white men
They were partially recovered by Cap
tain Gray.
Contracts have been let to break
ground for all the tribes and bands now
| friendly ard houses arc in process OF
erection for the chiefs. Seeds and farm
ing implements are furnished and every
facility shown those so disposed to adopt
the habits of civilization. Farmers and
mechanics are employed and located
among them with directions to instruct
the Indians in their different branches.
They report the Indians dull scholars
and that what is accomplished will be
the result of their own exertions. A
prominent chief of the Camanches when
asked how large he wanted his house
built, answered "large enough for my
horse in a Storm" and this answer is q
fair sample of the almost total want OF
interest of improvement generally man
Tested by the Indians.
A Kansas City dispatch says it is re-
ported that on Friday last surveying
party of the Fort Scott railroad was a.
| tackled by an armed body of settlers in
what is known as the Jay purchase anC
two of the party captured with all theil
| eOuipa1C,
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New York Market.

New YORK, May 3.
COTTON-Without decided change;
sales 250O bales at 2s2c for mIddling up
lands.
FLOCR-Closed dull and q tritle
lower.
WHEAT-Dull and lc lower.
RIE-Firm at 3lal SO for western.
OATS-Quiet and firm at Sole for
western in store.
CORN-Dull of 9la92Ic for new mixed
western and 9lia92c for old mixed west.
ern in store.
PoRK-Quiet and steady at 81 20 for
new mess
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Nominal.
changed
LARD-S5eady at lsalstc for GOOD
TO prime steam. " 7
kGGS-Steady at l9a2O,c
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, May -.
CATTLE-Have advanced nearly jc
per pound since Monday, and are selling
quickly in strong market. The re-
ceipts are light, only 1910 head Offering
to-day, but the quality was above the
average, aud prices ranged firm at l3a
lie, most of the sales being at l5al6tc.
Many of tho tabs brought lie, and
everything was sold by noon.
SHEEP-Are scarce to-day, only So
head arriving, and they 60 off more
freely, but at the old rates.
LAMBS-Jersey lambs are now com
ing forward, and sell at ljalSc, &c head
of fifty pounds each bringing the latter
prices A car of Ohio shCared sheep, q
pounds each, sold at &c; one car of "a
pounds at SIC; two cars of so pounds
Of fat at &c, with few selected of 100
pounds at Sc. Two cars Illinois wool
sheep, 90 to 100 pounds, brought Sta94c.
HOGS-Are quiet at 93a9i; l6 cars,
OF 5000 head arrived 10 day; five cars of
Illinois, III to 1872 pounds, brought Ole.
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AnnAsmfgRnNmk

Colonel VIM. P. Wood, Chief of the
detective force of the Treasury Depart.
ment, having resigned, Major c. White.
ly, of Boston, has been appointed to the
Office.
Miscellaneous.
Governor Geary, ,of Pennsylvania
aRdpa delegation of the Philadelphia
Union League, this morning, had Ions
interview with the President.
A large number of persons thronged
the ante-coom during the forenoon, but
very few obtained an audience.
The Presidentto-dsy appointed Emma
A. Mackin postmistress at Salem, III.
A telegram received at the War De-
partment FROM Austin, Texas, an
nounces that Brevet Captain b. d.
Hardness West, Lieutenant in the 18th
infantry, was shot and instantly killed
while in pursuit of deserters from the
regiment. The muraerers we're cap
tured and confined in Fort Bliss.
Professor Adolph Hall, now attached
to the Naval Observatory here, has been
ordered to the Pacific coast for the pur-
pose of making observations of the
eclipse of the sun on the 9TH of August.
Mr.. Joseph A. Rogers, a civilian en-
ployed in the photographic Office, has
been assigned to special daty as his
assistant.
Commander w. Rogers Taylor has
been ordered to the command of the
Northern Division Pacific Naval Sta
ton, hosting his penGnt on the Ossi-
nee.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, May 5.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady at OOa6 90
for spring extras.
WHEAT-Easie1; sales of No. at l Is:
No. , AT l l2al 49,; closing at llsal II.
CORN-Less active, sales of No. | at
62a63tc; No. 2 at 60ia6lic: rejected at
56a57c; new at 56a5Sc; closing at 63a63iC
for No. /; No. = at 60!a6ltc; rejected at
56a56c; new at 56a55c.
OATS-Firm; sales ofNo. , a, 6la6l &c
and closing at 6la6ltc.
RYE-Less active and &c lower; sales
of No. l at l6bal II and No. , at 81
closing with sellers of No. at l6i.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
HOGS-Dull and 20a25c lower at So
az % for common to choice.
BEEF CATTLE-Moderately active
and shade frmer at 25a5 Is for cows
and 25a7 30 for light to extra shipping
steers
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New York Money Marker.


MONEY-Market somewhat easier,
some of the parties who had virtually
withdrawn their funds from the market
for few days having become free lend
ers Early in the day coin interests were
paid, but in the afternoon offers were
made at per cent currency, and in
some few cases loans were made at 8
per cent; there is more inquiry for
prime business notes, which pass at 1a9
per cent.
STERLING-Dull at l09a109f for
prime bankers; produce bills are scarce,
but bond bills are plenty.
GOLD-Heavy; opened at 1851, fell
to 1854, and closed at 135sal354; the
rates for carrying were l32 and Gallo per
cent. The departure of the Cuban ex-
petition has had no effect on the mar
ket.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Haye been
quiet and steady; the offerings are unu-
snally light, and American and foreign
bankers are taking what is offered with
out bidding up the prices; two foreign
bankers shipped over million in bonds.
Coupons of 81, llS5al19s; do 62, 11Ssa
1lSF; do "a, 1l4all4s; do 65, ll5iall5s;
do new, ll6aa1l6f; do 81, ll6sall6f;
do'6S, ll6}all64; 10-4Os, lO5SalOS5.
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LOPEZ.
Letter from wn.h66rne aud Web.

Letter from wash66rne and web.
NEW YORK, May 5.-A long letter an
pears from Minister Washburne and
Mr. Webb re.affirming former state.
ments relative to the treachery and
murderous ferocity of Lopez in Para.
quay. Mr.. Washburne says since the
great battle, that took place soon after
Mcmahon entered the camp OF Lopez,
nothing had been heard of Mcmahon for
three months past at the latest dates
from Buenos Ayres, and not a word from
him had been received by his friends
and they feared he too is deprived of his
liberty. They have good reasons for
their fears, for il Lopez finds he cannot
make him useful, or from any reason
should suspect him as he has suspected
everybody else, he will shoot him with
as little sompunction as he tortured and
shot his brothers and sisters and his
Cabinet Minister.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register


LONDON, May 5.-The Times of this
morning has another article on the
Alabama treaty, saying that the ques'
ton is one of law and feeling and il
remains to be shown whether Great
Britain can be held answerable for any
infraction of tho law or excess over the
ordinary practice of both countries.
Thomas Lefrays, late Chief Justice
of Ireland, died yesterday, aged SO.
MADRID, May 5.-The Spanish jour
nails maintain that the capture of the
brig Mary Lowell was a legal act, and
they deny that the British Government,
at the instance of the United States,
has made any demand in Spain for the
restitution of the vessel.
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PbIladelphia Cattle .lIarket.
PHILADELPHIA. Nav


BEEF CATTLE-Were dull this week
and prices favor buyers. We quote
choice at 1Oa11c, the latter rate for an
extra lot; prime at Stable; fair to good
at 71aec; and common at 5a6c per pound
orosss Receipts, 1874 head. 2y
COWS AND CALVES-Were in steady
request, and changed hands at 40 OOa
IS 10, and springers at So O0a65 90. Re.
ceipts. 125 head.
SHEEP-Were in active req uest al
very full prices; sales of II 600 head al
6tasic per pound gross.
HOGS-The supply was quite light
and the offerings were all SOLD at IL 00a
Is 50 for slUp, and Is Scala 80 per lOC
pounds net for corn fed. About 5000
head changed hands at Glass Union
Hog yard within the above range Of fig
ures.
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Allegheny Live stock Market.

ALLEGHENY, May 4.
CATTLE-The supply of cattle or
sale this week aggregated 800 head, and
about the same number was on sale last
week. There was fair local demand
and some inquiry for shipping, and
prices ruled shade higher than last
week. The greater proportion of the
cattle Offering we're Chicago stock
Prime to extra stock sold from & OOao 90
good to medium O0a7 80, and stockers
at ) OOa6 %. The demand for stockers
was good.
SHEEP-The supply was light, not
aggregating over 300 head, and mainly
of an inferior quality. The demand,
however, was light. We note sales as
follows:
C. Beeler sold 80 head of prime clip.
ped, averaging lib pounds, ut &c, and :
lambs at 4 II per head.
Adam Eckert sold Ia head Of clipped
for Jacob Needy at l2aG 62.
Stakely g. Bro, 81 head clipped at
1 75a3 90 per head.
HOGS-Market quiet, dull and droop-
ing. The supply was fair and few
sales in retail way were made at prices
ranging from 50a1l 50, as to quality.
One or two lots of very extra were dis
posed of at II 90 per 100 pounds, retail.
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Well Attested Cure Of Catarrh

DR.. A. p. LIGHTHILLl-DEAR SIR:-Your
treatment In the cure Of my Catarrh has had
the desired effect, and resulted in permanent
good to me, although my case has frequently
been pronounced iucursble, and had exhaust
ed all other modes Of treatment, without the
least benefit Ny case was 80 chronic and
troubleso,-y. hat by giving few Of the symp-
toms the value OF your treatment can be more
readily estimated. Fer years had been afflict-
ed with constant cold in the head, obstructinE
my breathing 50 as to necessitate me to keep my
mouth epen duris sleep latterly, the discharges
became solidihed and impacted in my nose to
such an extent that it required the greatest eI.
ertion to eTpel them. Sometimes these hard.
ened Jumps would get in my throat, causing me
to hawk and scrape even by the hour to relieve
myself Ny breath was offensive; my memory
became impaired. Dizziness and light hsadi
ness made their appearance, and Of late symp
toms Of paralysis stepped in, and when placed
myself under your care one side Of my face was
sadly affected by this dread disease. Ny gen.
eral health suffered alike, there was a constant
tired, drovsy and debilitated feeling with nc
energy to move or act; felt "a tired on rising
in the morning as I did on going to my bed, my
appetite was capHcious and ny disposition
morsse. In that condition placed myself IN
der your care, and an happy 70 state that AL
these disaEreeabls and dangerous symptoms
have entirely left me. and once more enjoy the
benefits of good health.
By giving this publicity you viii benefit
others similarly affected and Oblige ne.
Yours truly, JAMES 5ONMERVILLE,
BTookEiHS, JeFeTboH county.
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M GAL.
aALTImORK LOCK uosRlv.,
EstabIished as Refrse from Quackery. r.,
only place where a cure can be Sbtainca
mr. JOHNSTON

only place where cure can be 6btainca
DR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy. An,
onIy Frectual Remedy in the world for w.
ness Of the Back OF Limbs, Structures, Afec,ior
Of The kidneys and Bladder, involuntary M.
charges. Impotency, General Debility, Nervan,,
mesa Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits ConS
sion of ideas, Palpitation Of the Heart. Tin%
~ Trembling, Dimness Of Sight, GiddinsS.
BsasSe Of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin :
9ectious of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or "a
eis-those Terrible Disorders arising fruu e,
tarv Habits Of Youtk-sEcRET and sohtarr ~ 49,
does more fatal 70 their victims than the sons
al syrens 10 the Mariners Of Ulysses, 6Srh,Ss
sbeiT most brilliant hopes or anticipation sH
-. : ,,orr;a1a kn fmuoasible - as
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCR


When the misguided and imprudent y0tGfJ
pleasure finds that he has imbibed tho seed,
this painful disease it too ofton happens ths
an ill.timed sense OF shame or dread Of dissTsrr
deters him from applying 20 those who, froz ID
ucation and respectabilitY, can alone bsiietd
him, delaying till the constitutional ~ mp,ouia
this hOrrid disease make their appearance ss0l
as liberated sero throat diseased nose, nocturnal
pains In the head and llmbs dimness Of sgtN
deafness, nodes on the shin bones and ana
blotches on the head, face and eTtrrDlusS,
gressing with frightful rapidity, TIL
palate Of the mouth or the bones
tall in, and the victim Of this awful diser' .
comes horrid object Of COMMUNICATION. tll 10 an
puts period to his dreadful suferngs By .snd
ing him 20 That undiscovered County fo1
whence no traveller returns"
Iii a melancholy fact that Thousands fali vie
Tins 10 this terrible disease, owing 70 tho NJ
skillfullness Of ignorant pretendors. Who by inc
use Of that DEADLY Poison, hERcuRr rd's W
constitution and mako the residue OF life mlse'
able.
OFFICE SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side going from Baltimore street
few doors from the corner. " Fail MT 'o %
serve name and number.
~" No lstters received unless pOstPAa Ia
containing n stamp % DO used on INC IePy
Persons writing should state age, and send 30
tiOn Of advertisement describing symFt0ma.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hang In his once
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many Thousands cured at this estAsiiA
ment within the last twenty years and the NJ
morous important Surgical Operations performs
BY Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the reporter
the Sun, and many other papers, sotioss Of Whsl
appeared again and again before she pubie, -
SIDES his standing a. a gentleman Of charaoe'
and responsibility, Is a sufEcent guaranty "a he
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. sagsdlI