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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-04
1873.
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With the number for January. the ECLECTIC
enters upon its twenty-nnth year. 1t CLEANS
the choicest articles from the entire field OF for
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The aim Of the ECLE.rlC is to be instruct
i've without being lull, and entertaining with
out being tri ial Readers who seek instruc-
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Terms, 81 a year; Single Copies, 40 cents.
LiLerai terms TO cius The ECLEC1IC
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-04
Matters

u, RHs' 49,,
-, :, 3 Csr'rsl l'sdss Is ,sqs Si
: !, ,IFo'''d, fA''"'
IL Lslsnd's auction comes Oh
100 psKt seek. The advcriis.
-. ia ,his rsPsr. and all ~he
y, q The property mentioned
4 ! ,i'sua.
= wiswel has changed his
y ..;;i,uce 10 Hyde Park village.
y. r-.lisrsd TO BY his card are re-
jDtaks due notice.
i, s.Safy loot Of 'o0T and good
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-04
AGENTS WANTED FOR ThT
CIR EAT IN d y s T K l E s

OF THE UNITED STATES.
1900 paJes and 500 enacnJs, printed in English and
German Written by 70 eminent authors, including
John b. Gou,h. Hon. Leon Case Ektcard Howtand, Rev.
T.. Eitoin Hal, Philip Rpler, Albert Brisbane Horace
Greeley, +. q. Perkins, etc. etc.
This work is a complete history of all the bran
ches Of industry processes VI mahuiacufe, ec' III
M ages 1t is complete encJ ciupeuia ol ants anu
man tilacturcs, aud is the NEST entertaining anu
val uaDle work Authorization on SUBJECTS Of eeheia
Interest ever offered to the public. 1t IS adapted
to the wants of the Merchant, Manuiactuief, NE
Ola. ic, Farmer, student and Inventor, ana seiis
to 18th old ana young Of all classes The boob Is
sold by agents, WIN are making large safes N al
PARTS Of the country. 1t is offered ut tho low price
Of 50 3d. ana is cheapest book ever sold " sub
SCR pJion. No family should be without copy We
want II ,onts in every town in the United states,
and no gent can tail t, do well with this nooh
Our terms are liberal We give our agent the eA'
elusive rht Of territory. One OF our agents soli
1873 co pies in eight days, another sold 5b3 IN two
| weeks our agent IN Hartford sold '61 IN one weeh
Specimens Of the wo X sent t. agents on receipt q
stamp. For circulaps and terms to agents address
| the publ shers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-04

~
"a C,,kin. has leased the Store
-, r,,ated by A. V. wiswell. and
~ ,;b a new and desirable lot Of
.,3,whis customers need. by !"
=. ,rer,bol, to call aud see the stock
:. ,Jvsr,isemcut in another column
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-04
LIST OF GIFTS.

The nVney NECESSARY TO pay ~ idIl hiltnc va,
fered gifts now udou deposit in the Farmers and
Drovers' Bank, rs viii be seen by The following
certificate of the Casqier;
FARMERS AND DR0VERS' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, KY, sept 26, 1872.
This is to certify that there is now ON deposit az
this ank over halfa milllen Of dollars to the ceed-
il Of the Gilt Codcert fund.- s5o0000 OF which Is held
nv this bank as TrcasurcrUr the Public Library or
Kentuckyf to pay of all gifts to he awarded ut TIE
drawing RS. VEACli, Cashier.
PRICE or TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, 80 halves, S. quarters, S2.50
II whole tick, b for 00 2S for S25 Sc for $500 ll3
for 100; 2!5tor !o0h 57j for S0.Oo No discount
on less than sl00 north Of tickets at II time.
The drawing will positively aud Hncquivoeally
takc place December q AGENT are pefenpt,rIy
required TO close sale sand make returns Novem-
tier 25 in order to give ample time tor nai arrang-
inents Orders tsr Tickets or applications for CIR
culars should he addressed te
THOS. e. BRAMLETTE,
Agect Public Library of Kentucky, Public Library
Building, LlulSVlLhb, A6HiooNf
7 j.. GAUTHIER, JR.,
| Would respectfully announce TO the citizcnsot
Ii yde Park and vicinity that he has leased the
shop recently vacateu by Alexander Anderson-
and il fully prepared to execute all work IN tbs
| line Of
! b L A C K S III T II " O.
| lie was Smith for the LIST VI Cavalry during the
war and since that time has work ed at Cleavelaud,
| Ohio and can 80 lied on for good jobof work
| iioryeShoing made speciality, aud all kinds OF
difficult shoengsueeeslui } done.
! He respectfully asks trial.
| Hyde Pork, Sept l6. 1872 aHH
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-04
EARM AT AUCTION!

will offer my farm at auction, unless disposed
Of at private sale, Tu, s,iay. D,c. luth, 1877 at
10 u'ciUck. \. NJ, said farm contains 100 acres,
nvall hail woodland, the balan'e moving, tilla-e
and pasture. Good house and harms Hard and
suit water. These Is a YOUNG orchard on the farm,
mostly grated fruit. In GOO hearing condition.
Also tho est IN Jar orchard in tCwr, cultalnin-
1000 tree, with 4e, arch, pms. ucf cts, dc Tie
moving and lila @ land is in high state Of culti-
vatiun anu can AL he moved with machine. The
a owe farm is enc and Cne.halt miles north from
Morrisyille and Cady's Falls, and about 2 miles
east from lily de Park Street will sell the above
farm at a bar an as intend to 30 west In thu
Spring.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-04
A FULL DR.qWIN G IN SIGHT
100000 FOR ONLY slo.

4 the Second Grand Gin Concert, Authorised
u bI -pcclal act of Legislature, IN and Il the
Public Lilary oi Kentucky, unavoidally post
p ned from soptemt Ell Is to December 7. anu
which positively aud unequivoenily occurs III
Lt uisyiIle KY, saturday, De comher z 1877, with
out further delay ON dnu account uhatever, tue
full, wing Cash Gifts are fer distribution by lot
among the tioG ct holders
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-04

>. The Oldest aud Best of the Eclectics.
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rhe p uolishers call attention 70
Wbot The Reader Gains By the Rc'em'
En,ar, ement Of the Week

n, Aha first Of June the publishers OF nMI IT,.
~ incsased the size Of the paper, wlhoue,
cY.asng the price. This enlargement
lent to adding .,,vo LITTER
oYra sEyEN COLUMNS oFRE@Difo w. 49,
~, oh same ofthc Weekiy journal. In NV iivsn is
10 eaon 'es ,,i.,r If nd jtiunal col uinDs Eison
~ .,,ieh 4 eau vaient to aDopt t"9.so ri. sub-
Sof, rs .Vssltg Jo,rual Of the old SIZE. ne a sa
ies ~ =" ,harefye receive at the same pf'ce 'n''
s.,n,,nt ar additional reading inatsol vca, nil
We shall continue during tle c .hn Weekly the
the aid features which have L'sun sh n enjoys in
iarse and substantial supper. mel, novelties as
Mag En land and we shall aaa suo ad;na matscs.
view s TIM then it, hold upon the reaa'hs
Snecimsn comics sent on up ". ~ i agents
H pas,n a.ters are requested 70 acs h. the
m nj ~ an argemcnt adds inater'"'' "
49, ~ oroduction, there Will DO
NO CHANGE IN THE RATES of
sUBsCRIPTION! ),
r ..s.ss achieved by this weekly vt thc sx.
rno ,Ja ~ thousands Is owing ess y. than 10
to ~ terms ut which u 10 ~ news and
uoh say., ,ance as A weekly ooinpano "a did with
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measure gnd srstihcat'on' $20b
.,na cspy Nv mail $50
Pive copies to one address 1900
nv ~ an,,ss 10 one address .,,,h ten.
Ten ~. ~ The retter up OIL ci up, he mon
Ana .ae oop ara must be asconpaIleua .y,I, at the
10 AZ 49, are discontinued prolnptt bas been
sy ...,r ath pa u thc time for which ps'"sA
made.
,oun,,r NEWSPAPER COMPANY; ...,,.
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~ ~ Mr. Wiam Morrill,, cJ0URNAL NE" ,ss wssbou ~ Bs'n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-04
NEWS BY MAIL.

The currency will be reduced within the
next two weeks to the lowest limit allowed by
the law.
The American Missionary Society warmly
commends the Indian peace policy of the
President.
Another member of the English Paria-
ment has given his verdict for the Geneva
award.
Seneator Patterson of New Hampshire has
denie d the Credit Moblier SANDERS in the
most emphatic terms in speech at I.ancas-
ter, Thursday evening.
Mayor Hall of New York was greatly dis
appointed to find yesterday that his case had
been adjourned over to be tried at the same
day as that of Tweed.
Information has been received from Puerto
Plata that a successful landing has been made
on the Cuban coast of small quantity OF
arms and good supply of powder and lead
The expedition sailed from that port.
The public debt statement just issued shows
n reduction of S5,22S,4l7, the past month
The reduction in September was ten millions
but there have been very heavy payments ant
drafts the past month. The coin balance il
so, l73, l53 currency balance, Sl2 ,233, 6S7
The coin certificates amount to $22 ,307 900,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-04
City Building In Augusta.


Isn't it about time to revive the talk, fol.
lowed by deeds, about city building? We
believe there is not another city in New Eng
land, of the size and Importance of Augusta,
that has omitted to provide itself with NUM-
cipal headquarters-a place where the various
branches of the city government can find an
abiding place, home.
Now the city is compelled to lease rooms in
different localities, wherever they may hap
pen to find them vacant and for rent, for the
use of the Board of Aldermen, Common
Council, City Treasurer, Municipal Court
Police station, and the like. These, with kin.
dred offices, more or less connected with the
city government, should all be under one roof,
in building owned by the city and adapted
to its uses. One of these days we shall need
an office for the Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department and his assistants, and place
for the accommodation of the wires of a fire
alarm telegraph, and a city building would
afford such facilities. The building should
be located on Market square, filling the place
now occupied by Snow, and Emery & White
house, and perhaps Chandler. Fifty or sixty
thousand dollars invested insuch an enter
prise would be money well expended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-04
STATE NEWS.

Mr. George b. Sawyer of Wiscasset has
ripened the present season twenty varieties of
grapes
During the quarter ending Sept. 80, 1872,
there were 1893 passengers, not immigrats,
arrived at the port of Portland from foreign
countries, of which ST. were males and 1G7
females. There were 81 immigrants of which
- were males and 50 females. Whole num-
Der arrived, l725.
Mrs. Stowe, who is giving public readings
in this State from her published works, dis
appoints those who look for dramatic effect.
The Portland Advertiser says: 1.-The reading
was not an attempt at deliniation of character,
twas about the same as if any of our circle
of personal friends should take up book of
an evening and read for the amusement of
the family circle
S. B. Norris of Wayne while working in
his quarry was quite badly injured recently.
A young man in PASSPORT came near bleed
ing to death one day last week by showing a
clay pipe stem into his throat and severing an
artery. Rum was the cause of it.
Awealthy gentleman in the north of Eng
land has presented a valuable spectroscope to
the chemical department of Colby University.
The Gardiner Reporter says that tho Ken
nebee Land 4 Lumber Company have COM
menced work on shop l00x35 feet and two
stories high on their ground in Pittston, to be
used for manufacturing purposes. 1t will be
furnished with steam and fitted with all the
latest and most improved machinery for saw
ing and planning Of all kinds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-04
ROCKLAND.

Rockland, Me-, Nov. 2. The horse distem-
per has been spreading rapidly in this city
within the last "a hours. In several of the
stables many horses are sick, while in some
the disease has hardly yet made its appear
ance. Livery stable proprietors have gcner-
ally refused to let horses to-day at any price.
Several persons keeping large number of
teams engaged in hauling limestone, have
many Of their horses sick. Only very small
portion Of the eases are as yet of a severe
type. The manufacture of lime here has al
most entirely suspended, on account of the
effect of the prevailing epidemic upon the
New York and Boston markets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-04

The house of Mrs. Lucy Woart on Myrtle
street, has recently been thoroughly repaired.
D. W. Moshier has leased the commo.
dous Bicknell house, on Western avenue
MIR. W. s. Kimball has removed the
stable connected with his dwelling house on
Winthrop street, a few rods south and remod-
deled it into dwelling house. He intends in
the spring to put up another house on the same
lot.--P. Morton will have store under
his new house on Winthrop street.---The
dwelling house of Mrs. Wight, on Oak street,
has been lots are
selling rapidly on Amherst street and its Vi
cinity.--The Messrs. Sprague are put
ting IN the foundation for a new boarding
house near the dam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-04

Paris, Nov. 2. The preliminary. examine
ton Of the case of Marshal Bazaine who 10 (,
be tried by Court Martial, for surrenderinf
the Notifications of Metz during the late
war, has been resumed.
ST. Petersburg, Nov. 8. Later advicei
from Khiva report that the Khan has built q
fort at Djarkale, where he will resist the ad-
vance Of the Cazar's troops. He still refus.
es to surrender the Russians held as prison.
ers.
London, Nov. 2. A despatch from Pekin
announces that the Emperor of China, was
married on the 18th of October. There was
no outside ceremony other than procession,
which escorted the bride from her residence
to the imperial palace.
Berlin, Nov. 8. Mr.. Bancroft, American
Ambassador, soon after the Emperor's decis-
ion was rendered on the San Juan boundry
question, applied to the foreign Office for an
account of the expenses incurred by the Ger
man government in the course of the arbitra-
ton, with view to reimbursement. He was
informed in reply that the German govern
ment had no bill Of expense against the
United States.
Vienna, Nov. ,. Counts Chotek and Vitg-
thum are about to exchange embassadorships,
tne FORMER gong 10 Madrfd, ana the latter to
Brussels.
Paris, Nov. 3. lie Goulois has report
that Count Won Arrim has demanded of
President Theirs a disavowal of Gen. Du-
Gratis order of the day, in which he speaks
bitterly Of the Germans.
Strasburg, Nov. 8. The German govern
ment will re-establish next year the Councils
General in Alsace and Lorraine in the same
form in which they existed under the French
dominion.
London, Nov. 3. The horse disease has
appeared in several places in Devonshire. 1t
is especially severe in Tiverton and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-04

Mr.. A. II. Lewis of East Boston, visited
the Cold Water Temple of this city on Satur-
day last, for the purpose of observing its work
and introducing the same in his own Temple
at East Boston, which he is just starting.
His is the first in Massachusetts,. His instruc-
tons, supplies, charter, &c., he procures OF
our Gen. Sup't, Mr.. Cousens of Halowell.
Our State Sup't after starting this juvenile
movement in Vermont, New York, and else
where. has also hand in starting this noble
work in Massachusetts.
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BRUNSWICK,

Bangor, Me-, Nov. 8. There is little, if
any, improvement in the condition of the
sick horses here, and new cases are constant
ly being reported. For the past two days
there have been no hacks or job wagons at
the depot. Few farmers have come to town,
and trade has been very dull for week past.
Yesterday the driver of the Harpswell stage
was unable to procure even a single horse in
Harpswell, and was obliged to walk to Bruns-
wick, distance of fifteen miles, with three
mail bags on his back
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-04

IT was a wise movement on the part Of the
city to lease the basement of the store at the
corner of Water and Bridge streets, and fit
it up as police station. Heretofore, persons
in quest of police officer hardly knew where
to look for one, as no headquarters had been
provided for the department The present
station is central one, is removed from d.
rect observation from the street, and as it has
been fitted up as a lookup for persons arrest
ed and station as well, it affords excellent
quarters for these purposes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-04
News From New York.

New York, Nov. .. John Scandell shot
Thomas Donahue dead in a pool saloon on
2Sth street tonight. Donahue some time ago
shot Seandell's brother dead, and Scandell
tonight carried his threat to avenge his
brother into execution,
City of Mexico advices by the way of Ha-
vana state that considerable controversy is
going concerning broad and narrow gauge
railroads.
The border commissioners had left for Mat.
amoras, as action inthe mixed claims commits
sion difficulty is still delayed.
The flags were at half-mast at the Ameri-
can consulate and legation on the receipt of
the news of Mr.. Stewards death, and Mexi-
can papers contained eulogies.
The majority of the horses here are suffer-
ing from the horse disease, and the others
have premonitory symptoms.
To day none of the horse cars are running,
the owners giving the horses the benefit of
rest.
Very few trucks or private carriages were
on the streets to-day.
The corner stone of st. Patrick's Roman
Catholic church was laid this afternoon with
imposing ceremonies by Archbishop Bayley.
Dispatches in this city announce the de-
struciion by fire at St. Thomas of the barques
L. HolbroOk and Clara Lamb. The Hol-
brook sailed from this port for Antwept Sept.
II, put into ST. Thomas disabled, where she
was condemned, and was transferring her
cargo of naptha to the Lamb when burned.
The cargo was valued at $1,000; insured by
the Atlantic company in this city.
Gov. Hoffman is in the city and will re-
main over Tuesday, election day.
Arrangements have been completed for a
series of lectures by Father Burke in reply
to Froude
The managers of the Brooklyn Lying in
Asylum, charged recently with dismissing the
resident physician because he was n Catholic,
have filled the vacancy by the appointment OF
another Catholic.
The democratic and liberal republican eX-
ecutive committee offer to pay persons offered
and refusing brides TO vote the republican
ticket, double the amount offered. upon the
conviction of the briber.
| The Mercury says that Mayor Hall has
charges prepared to commence suits against
| the proprietors and editors of the Times, and
the Harper Brothers.
their candidates for local offices in favor OF
Tammany.
At the investigation of the circumstances
connected with the death of Lewis G. Sam
| uels in the lunatic asylum at Wards Island,
the physicians in charge Of Echeveria testified
that the deceased had been outrageously treat
ed by the attendants. especially James Me-
Donald. sa
The trigate Hartford sailed to-day to ioir
the Asiatic squadron. She goes by the way
of the SueZ canal.
Arrived, steamer st. Thomas from Kings
ton Jamaica.
Thomas Carr and Henry Kenny, firemer
on the steamer Huntsville, quarrelled during
the last trip, and on Sunday morning Car
stabbed Kenny probably fatally.
VIM. L. Brown, clerk in the Treasury De
partment at Washington, who registered hi
name in Brooklyn, and whose name was sui
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ga Northern individual with Southern pro-
pensities," who has recently been permitted
to aflict the public with illusions from his
pen, drew a loaded pistol the other evening
upon stable keeper in this city. 1t was
taken from him before he was able to dis
charge it. He then went for shot gun, but
was relieved of that before doing any dam
age. In extenuation of these proceedings, it
is said that the individual was intoxicated,
and the next morning sent note to the in
jured party apologizing for his conduct. His
parents ought not to permit him to go outside
of the door-yard.
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m1de- men epVeaf4neo. r. N411
hour. and numerous draYs, hacks. end o@8sl
Ivehicles zoo numerous - oeooisa. sThoHoD.
ropoiitan cars were run with sressB freQeen-
cy than on Thursday, the stables Of this CON-
pany indicating considerable impsovsnen4.
The Highland company, which elatns tohass
noticed no bad results from thslaber 70 which
their horses have been subjected, run limit
ed number Of cars on AftSen minute time. A
large proportion Of The horses Of The Middls-
sex line are In . &c condition to ~ put n the
traces at once, and with the DrevaJenoe .of 4
good west wind, the residents Of Char1SeeowH
may reasonably expect resumption 81 horse
car travel. a-1 Tser=.k r. 2sseaes dag Z
While the disease has thus run ~ ssa1ss,
and spared the lives of the grsat 1maseof The
equine race, the number Of victims has IN.
creased within the past few days, the eastsfly
winds and heavy rains having had . bad sA6cS
upon convalescents. Many animate which
were supposed to be far advanced toward re-
covery, have been attacked with ccngestionof
the lungs, which has proved fatsl.s Some
singular phases of the malady have been de-
veloped. One valuable animal stabbed with
Others in Harrison square had shown no
symptoms of the affection up to last evening,
though one horse in q neighboring stall has
died, and another 10 not expected to recover.
In this case the horse had not been used for .
day or two before the disease had appeared
in this vicinity, and has been carefully kept
since, without exercise Of any kind. The
horse belonging to Lord johnson, which
was reported in q dying condition, has since
recovered and is now doing we'll.
One remarkable instance of exemption
from attack came under the notice Of Mr.
Currier of the Humane Society yesterday.
Seventeen horses which arrived here from
Chicago on Monday ha We thus far escaped the
disease, though stabbed with some very bad
cases. The officers of the Society Ind that
are generally disposed to let their
horses rest, but the opportunities Of msr-s
chants to have their goods forwarded lead
many we'll disposed men to overwork their
Boston Journal, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, Nov. 2. A restaurant keep.
err was fined in the police court to-day 500
His license was revoked for refusing to en-
terrain colored pereons at his establishment.
Charles Johnson, recently convicted on the
charge of numbering his wife, was to day sem
fenced to be hanged on the 10Th of Deem
Der.
The acting secretary of the Treasury has
directed the assistant treasurer at New York
to purchase Sl,000,000 in bonds on each
Wednesday and to sell 81 900, 900 gold each
Thursday during November
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-04

.sequen1y erased, has applied to the courts to
have it,restored. e. Two years ago Mr.. Bsown
removed with his family to Washington to
accept an appointment, but claims . right to
vote under the statute, mo person shall be
deemed to have gained or lost his residence
while in the service of the United States"
Henry Ward Beecher preached to-day on
Goods Providence" He said that we CON-
plain like chilcren when fluctuations befall
us forgetful that nothing happens without his
permission who loves us. He made no allu.
sion to the Woodruff. Clafin ISLANDERS.
Arrived, steamer Parthia from Liverpool.