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vgNHE GENUINE MORIsON's PILLS,

VENFE GENUINE MORISON'S PILLS,
a. md POWDERS Just received direct
from Geo, Taylor IS Chamber st. New York,
sole agent for the United States, more case
of the genuine Morison's Pills and Powders ;
making The 9Th large case reed this winter.
The superiority of these medicines is daily ap.
precia,ed by an enlightened public. No soon
or was il known that the genuine Pills and
Powders made by Morrison the Iiygcst. could
again be had in Vermont, than orders were
received from all parts Of the State for them /;
and letters are very often sent us informing
US that the Pills received from us are the
same kind which we're first soni to the United
States by MIR. Morrison, expressing in the
warmest terms, their gratitude to US. for sup
plying This State with this first and best Veg
etabe Medicine. The sale Of this medicine
is constantly increasing in all parts of the
world; II gives perfect satisfaction. and it will
continue to be used by greater numbers every
year, as all who use it according to sound
Judgment are benefited and do invariably
continue TO use it whenever they need mcdi.
cine, and recommend il 10 the fullest conf
dence of their sick friends Il has cured in
hundreds of thounSads Of cases where every
thing else has ioiIcu to afford relief There is
more undoubtedly of this medicine used at this
time in the world, than Of any other that has
ever been discovered and what is more i'm,
poriant it is curing more than any other med.
ecine. The prices for this medicine are
For Packets containing over | Is Pilss 81.
For Packets containing over 800 Pills SO.
Having proportion Of two 10 one of No. Q
Pills in them. For the Accommodate, of
those who wish TO get the No. | or No. 2Pills
separately they are put IN also in 25 and 80
cen, boxes. onlr one kind in box. They can
DO had also in quantities costing 10 cents and
l,50 cents. The Vegetable Aperient Powders
are 25 cents per box; these are to be used
when the No. 9 Pills occasion thirst, or sick.
ness at tho stomach; and at all times thew
greatly assist the good operation of the medi.
cine. Directions for taking the Pills. Take
2, 3, A, 5, or more of the No. Pills tho fins,
night and the same number Of the No. 2 the
two following nights and so continue alter.
naiely, one dose of No, !, to two doses of No.
2s, when they occasion thirst or relching,
make drink ofthe Powders. mixed with wa.
ter and sugar. II is not possible to give direc.
tions, perfectly applicable TO every possible
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STEAM ARRIVAL FROM EURoPE.--The
first experiment in Steam Navigation
across the Atlantic has been successfully
accomplished, and hcnceforward we may
date from the 23d of April, 1888, as a New
Era in the history Of commercial and social
intercourse between this country and
Great Britain. This event is rightly con,
sldered matter Of mutual congratulaion
between the citizens Of the old and new
Worlds. and proper arrangements have
been made in the city of New York, for the
public commemoration Of an event so au.
splclous of unbounded enterpriz, for the
future.
The Steam Ship Sirius came up to New
York on Monday morning. The Great,
Western was announced as in sight about
II o'clock The latter made the voyage
from Bristol in ID days, the former from
Cork in ~ days.
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Island.
The result is, the election Of a wing
Governor by 500 majority, and the rest of
the wing ticket by more than 500. We
have carried the entire Senate, and a de-
cisive majority in the House of Represent
tatives! At the last Guberna'orial con.
test which was in 1886, the whole number
of votes for governor was 7l5l, of which
John Brown Francis had 1920; Tristan
Burpes 1884, scattering LAT. Majority
for Francis $3.50. The Wings ran no tick.
ct at the Spring election Of 1897.
From the Providence Journal.
Once more v,c,orlous Another contest
ia over. Another battle has been won.
The same banner which led us on TO vic'o
~, in August last, now floats in triumph
over another well tough, field. The free
men who then came out four thousand
strong, for Tlllngbast snd Cranston, have
now mustered in equal force and commended
with equal success, for the same great
principles The good work which was
bepun at hat time is now completed the
last vestige of loco focoism has been swept
away; and with Joy, not less than we felt
in announcing the victory Of las, summer.
we are able to say that The entire ph'g
Hchei has been elected by triumphant ma
.jority.
This result, has been effected after one
of the severest political contests that ever
occurred IN this State. and one which has
brought into the field the entire strength
and energies Of both parties.
Our friends have come out well; the day
was devoted to the great purposes before
them--that Of sustaining sound Wing prln
cples Business. other than that which
concerned the election. there was none;
the merchant closed his ledger, the me-
chanic laid aside his tools, the farmer his
implements of busbandrv; all knew and
felt how much was at stake, and the glori-
Gus resul, has well rewarded them for their
zeal and activity.
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FOR EJCN

An arrival at NewYork, brings Liverpool dates
10 The 26h ul. The news, however, is not OF
muc, importance. The I.onlon Gazette saws that
the Queen has conferred The honor of Kn,ehhood
on A Han M'Nab, "Coonel of the militia Of Upper
Canada" We think The advisers Of he, Majesty
showed less sense in recommending such procec.
ding than the legislative council Of the Upper
Province, who refused 10 confirm the grant passed
by the assembly for u sword 10 be presented 10 the
Colonel and Captain Drew, II is true, The affair
OF khighhood now.a.da,s, is "A matter Of very
small impo, lance, and we quest ion whether the
Colonel thinks il n sufic lent reward for his devo-
ton To The cause Of The Queen tSS- There is much
said in The London papers respecting the arrange.
menls for the corona ion, which is 10 take place in
June, and which, il is said, will oulvie in splendor
all former exhibitions of The kind, II is conf
IDENTITY rumou,-d thai the Premier, Lord Melbourne,
Is about committing marimony with the Queen
Mother, the Duchess Of Kent. 1IAnolher rrup.
ton Of The river Thsme. into the Tunnel. took
place on the 20lh ulr which filled the tunnel in
about quarter OF an hour, Although sixty or
seventy persons were IN il AT the time, fortunately
a'l escaped without injury. NJ-The Dorchester
,anourers who were transported to Botany Bay in
1884 for illegal combinations, having been pardon.
ed. have returned 10 England.
It's confidently asserted that The King OF Holland
mas at length consented TO The "a ar,c lee agreed 10
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Lot Ncwell's Estate.
STATE OF TEPMON'T,.

III II Of y Eh.WO.NI,
DIsTRIcT OF CHITTENDEN, SIS.
The Hon. The Probate Court for The Dis.
hid Of ChiHenden. To all persons con.
cerned IN The Estate IF Lot .NtweN late
Of Charlotte, in said District, decensed.
GREETING.
w HEREAS. Amos Clark, adminstra
w tor, of the estate Of said deceased
proposes to render an account OF his ad.
mlnIstra'on and present his account
against said estate for examination aud a
Iowance at session ofthe Court Of Probate,
to be holden at the Registers office in Bur.
llng'on on the second Wednesday Of May
next.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to
appear before SAID court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause if any YOU
have, why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this
l2lh day Of April A, d. 1888.
I'm. W'ESTO.N, Register.
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Sidney Powel's Estate.
ST9f,E on YEPUO VT

DisTR,CT or CHIrrE>pEN SIS.
The Honorable The Probate Court for The
District of ChiHenden, to all persons
concerned in the Estate Of Sidney Po,ceil
late IF .Mitton in sad District, deceased,
GREETING.
ENIIEREAS, the execurlx of the
w last viii and testament Of said deccas.
ed proposes to render an account Of her
administration, and present her account
against said estate for examination and
allowance at a session of the Court Of Pro-
bate, to be holden at the Registers office
in Burlington on The second Wednesday of
May next.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at The time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you
have, why the account aforesaid should not
be nl!owed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
seventh day of April, A, d, 1888.
WIN WESTON. REGISTER.
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M A IL IL he ID

IN this town, on The evening Of the 25h inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. ingersoll. DAVID FRENCH, Esq. Of
Willison, to Miss SARAH ANN GONG.
Pegg, Mr.. WINsLow SPEAR, TO Miss CLARIssA
RoBERTs, both Of this town.
In Westiord, April 25rh, by Warren Hoxsic,
Esq. Mr.. JONAS Cook, Of Bridport, to NJ ISIS
EMILY MORGAN, Of Weslford
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UPPER CANADA.

EXECUTIONS. Nlessrs Lount and Matthews
were executed a, Toronto on lhur.iay last, 70,
having dared 10 assert their natural civil aud 20.
liIcal rights. Their blood may 60 unavensed
but their memories should he engraven upon the
hearts of The friends Of freedom every where. B,
the extracts in another column, il VIII be seen thai
several others were to be executed on The 2i inst
Fourteen convictions have taken place. But. pa
The following persons were sentenced TO be ex.
eeu'ed on the 22d-IIoratio Hin, Stephen Smith,
Charles l.. Waldralh, Ephraim Cook, John Taf.
lord, Nathan Town, and Peer Malcolm and
John Montgomery, John Anderson, Gilbert Fie Ids
Slorden, and Edward TheIer, on The 24rh inst.
The New York Commercial has udvces
from Toronto, up TO Wednesday week.
AT 9 O'Clock on that day General Snther
land was Banished for life, to New South
Wales. 1t was the prevailing opinion
at Toronto, at that time, thu, there
would be no farther executions, excep,
perhaps of GeDerul Theler, and opinions
were about equally divided, as to the fate
of that individual, between death and ban,
lsbment. Mr.. John G. Parker had plea =
ded guilty, and thrown himself upon the
court for mercy; it is feared BY his friends
that be will be among those who will be
banished to New South wales.
Samuel Lount, who was executed a,
Toronto on the l2'h, was upwards of six
fee, in height, and aged about az years,
and is said to have been very good look
ing man. He was native Of Pennsylva
MIA, and had been in Canada since l8l2.-
He married daughter OF Mr.. Soles, O
wealthy farmer, who resides q few miles
north ofToronto; he has left widow and
seven children. We understand ,hs,
when Sir George Arthur was wei,ed on
with enlreates that the life of Lount might
be spared, he said that re had given the
matter that consideration which the dis.
tresslns case required, but that he could
not consistently with his views of justice,
extend the royal clemency to the cases of
the individuals, Lount and Matthews. In
consideration Of his family, however, the
property OF Lount should not be confsca,
ted, but given to Mrs l.. for the support of
herself and children.
LocKPoRT. April IS. A man by the name of
Dawson, was yesterday committed 10 our i,il on
charge of murder. 1t is said that he crossed
from "naha TO Youngstown, accompanied bv bis
intended, To get married--no, caring to pay a Ii.
cense TO her majesty. The fellow was recognized
ns one OF The muderous band Of the ,uyal rutlian.
Drew, who burned the Caroline. The Justice,
instead OF uniting The couple in the sken bands of
wed'ock, issued his warrant and had Dawson ar.
rested for MURDER Niagara Courier.
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SELLING cTT.

I'D FITZGERALD, being DESTROYS orclo.
Ia. sing his business in this place hereby
informs "lhe public that his stock Of JEW
ELRP, .MiLiT.4RY and FANCY GOODS,
mli be sold M a manner-"To PLEASE THE PEo.
PLE!!
N. B.-Those indebted as above are remn.
ded that UNCLE SAM must have his rent on the
Isl day Of April, and-I don't Ike he La,cyeys.
March T. 1888 r. FITzGER
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Truman Burritt's Estate.
STATE or TERNO.NT. }

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, ss.(
The honorable The Probate Court for The
District Of Ch'HenGea, 10 all persons con-
cerned in The Estate Of Truman Burriu,
iats Of Hinesbugh in said District, de.
Censed GREEr1Nc
WHEREAS, the administrator of the
w Estate Of said deceased proposes to
render an account of his admnis,rat ion,
and present his accoun, against said estate
for examination and allowance at a session
OF the Court OF Probate, to be holden at
Registers office in Burlington on the 2lsr
day of April instant.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause. if any you
have. why the account aforesaid should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
! 18th day Of April A, ID. 1888.
WIN. WESTON. Register.
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New England Seed Store,

and ODIce Of The Nep England Earmer,
NORTH MARKET SRrrEr, BosroN.
L. +. " w. L.. STRONG
Agents, Burlington VI.
NNHO have now on hand garden and flow
wv or Seces IN great variety, Ru,a Baga,
Mangel Wnr'zel, Sugar Beet &c. &c. We
would call the attention Of the public 10 seeds
rom 'h's establishment, they being far superior
TO any put up in the United States.
April ).
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G ii A X L. TIE
FEMALE SEMINARY.

UIlE Summer Term of this Institution,
Il viii commence on the first Wednes.
day in MAY, under the direction of Miss
MARY GRour, as Principai.
The term will continue twenty three
weeks, including a vacation of one week at
the end of the first quarter.
CONDITIONS
The terms of sand school are S25 per
quarter, including Tuition, Board, WASH
ing, Lights and Fuel. A convenient
Boarding House viii be in readiness at the
commencement Of the term
f. ". GOODMAN,
Cleric of the Board Of Trustees.
Charlotte, March |. 1888.
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W@NIa
NOTICE.

YNHE adjourned meeting of'he Mecban-
Il les and working men, will be held at
the Green Mountain House. on Saturday
the cath inst. at 6 O'Clock r. NJ. All those
who wish to join this fraternity, are re-.
quested to attend, and all native American
Citizens. who have not as vet been inform.
ed as to the objects of this association (who
are mechanics or LaboriDg men) are re.
Quested to attend.
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The Bank Convention at New York. has
terminated its sitting The several depu,
tatons from the States. with the exception
Of .Ne,o York and mississippi, agreed upon
the frs, Monday of January, 1889, as the
period for resumlng specie pnyments; and
a resolution to that effect was passed lea
wing it, however, optional Tor any bank, so
disposed, to DO so al an earlier period.--
Fourteen States and the Dis,ric. Of Colun,
6ia, we're represented. Philadelphia, and
the State Of Pennsylvania, was not repre-
scented. After the Convention terminated,
the .Ntw YorkaBanks passed resolution
fixing the 10Th of May, as the day OH
which the Banks in that state would resume
specie payments.
MONEY MATTERS.
NEW YORK, April % The position Of things
has materially changed within few days Early
in the week il was announced that one house had
arranged for the reception Of a million of pounds
sterling in specie, portion of which has already
arrived. The Bank of the United States and va.
rious individuals, have made similar arrangements,
that least Ten millions in specie will he rece.
we'd here within The next sixty days. This, 40 far
as specie is concerned here, will have very I'M.
portan effect. The Bank Convention have met
and adjourned, and although there was not a unan-
imous agreement, yet nearly all the banks agreed
to resume in January next. The New York banks
will commence in May. The legislature have
adjourned They haze passed the law repeating
the restraining law, and au,,orsing private bank
ing, This is new era in the history Of our fnan.
ces Hitherto no bank has been established here,
except those incorporated, II is believed by ma.
ny that large capitals will be created, aud that
nllima' ely new and better system of banking will
be introduced.
Uncurr emit Money.-The adjournment Of The
bank convention and the determination Of the banks
not to resume until January, has caused uncurrent
money TO get worse. Eastern bills are from two
10 three per cent Uniled STATES Bank four per
cent. These rates are considerably worse than
last week.
Specie. Specie is a, to per cent discount,
but there are M buyers far large lots. The holders
will probably deposre their specie in bank. The
Southern and Eastern Banks are rolling up their
balances in this city, and no doubt with he nten-
ton of drawing specie. From present appearan.
ces our banks will be abundanlly supplied TO furnish
them with any amount they may want.
The Boston Banks are paying specie on all
their bills of five dollars and less.
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IN 1881, as the basis of a separation Of Holland
and Belgium.
An official despatch from Vscount Pal.
merston to the British Minister at Wash
ipaton, dated the 10Th Nov last on the
subject Of the North Eastern boundary,
has been printed for the use of Parliament,
and is now published. 1t is ms conciliatorv
in its tone az can be desired, and probably
led to the late proposition of the President
to the State of Maine, that q conventional
line of DIVISION should be adopted.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-10

I'm. J, FRANCIS. DENTIST-Hss removed \,
~ 15S Chambers opposite udsou rsreet whsre -
continues practice In all the various branches of pentssy
the recent and improved principes His premiss
IncorIuptibe Teeth are Of he best quality fun sets are
ranted remain permanent the gums whoui the use o
sprsgs or gatures Tooth ache drops that cure the
most violent tooth ache In aiew moments and the
time preserve the TOOTH and all pain from the cu
ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted by DR.. Francis which ssn-
not be distinguished from the NATURAL and will perform ever
motion Of that organ without giving the slightest pa For
an Improvement IN this art he has received diploma
Alse EYE WATER. Dr. +. respectfully soc. the
TOR OF the public to his most extraordinary and ecacOus
Eye Water has fully proved itself most valuable app.
eaten In and weakness of the eyes, Yhes that
have been diseased for has perfectly cured in few
days. and is engaged to do
The Rev. Harrison, Thompson street, procured bottle
OF the above for Mis- Harons and TO his establishment
mas removed the dimness and pain which has been
se She had used many eye waters they
its value, IOSEPH HARIfISON
rms to certify that Mrs. MCafrey, No flames street,
WIDOW OF the late DR. MCafrry, has used Dr. Francis eye
waier which happy The desired effect and
my say saved me from absolute blindness therefore
s% d recommend us amos and valuable eye
am ony requires To be knewp make supersede AN other
.he testimony OF those who have used the Eye Water
prepared py Dr. Francis have nd
ing II 10 the special notice of the public
to-. DUNCAN DUNBAR,
J'o-IW Pastor of the MDoug a,ds. Church.
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pened that my first knowledge Of it received in my
chair inthe Senate, Friday, from Mr. Haight the
Sergeant at-arms, who mentioned il 10 me az town
talk my merit knowledge of from Mr. Pierce OF
the Senate, and my place in the Senate SO that
in arresr of the talk the subject With re-
spect this wonderful rifle firing OF which am repre-
scented have been the superintendent and to have
pressed such high admiration it happens 10 De the TACT
that have not a rife fired in twenty years With
respect TO Mr. Graves whose death am charged with
anxousy contriving it happens that dc not know
the person Of that gentleman that not word Of any
kind has ever passed between that do not know
that he has spent thought upon me- and am GER
tain that his existence even unhought OF by me al
the time that am charged with planning his death.
With respect to DIR. Duncan. with whom am charged
with being in consultation nearly all the week, have
recollection Of having seen him until after mid day
Saturday when he and others stopped at Mr.. Jones'
door which door NINE on their way out, and
when my counses can be stated by others appro.
priately than by myself
Reserving any further details for suitable
casion have request you lay this letter with its
enclosure before the committee of which you chair
man. for such action upon they may think proper
have Respectfully sir,
Your obedient servant,
THOMAS II. BENTON.
To the Hon. Mr. Toucey,
Chairman, &c.
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he will finish him, or infict corporsal punishment
on him.
Today debate arose in the Senate Of considerable
interest which continued most Of the day. Mr.. Tai
madGe presented the remonstrance of a democratic
meeting of citizens of New York, signed by three
thousand and several hundred names, against the
SUBJ treasury bill, which he commented Tor some
time with good deal of energy. He was answered
by his colleague Wright who consumed the morn
lng and denied the facts employed oy the remon-
strants. Talmadge answered, and gave history Of
OF his political course and the erranc proceedings OF
the last administration. This called out wright
who threw out some nslnuations against MS col
league, who retorted in very efecual and humorous
style. The remonstrance was hnaly ordered 10 De
printed, and the motion made by Mr.. Buchanan, IN
compliance with his instructions, to postpone the
consideration of the subtreasury bill was rejected oy
vote of % TO 29-every member beng present
The substitute then considered and three amend
ments We're proposed TO it by Mr. Preston-taking
from the Secretary of the Treasury the power OF Sc
lectius the twenty five depeslte banks, ana making
them only such, the stock of which shall be owned
in whole or in part by the states in which they may
be located-such as shall resume specie payments In
given time, &c. In the House, the general appro-
pration bill was under consideration. HORACE.
FAsHIoNABLR TALK-We heard the following
versation soree the other evening The parties were
both young, lovely and accomplished one had but just
returned from Europe and the other is the sister OF
literary man of eminence on his travels
"Ah, Caroline I" said the lady who had seen the
world running up the petite deesse with eagerness and
cordially, kissing her both cheeks, and tendery
pressing her hand a ravished to see you-and
looking SO we'll too"
Eyes, dear Sarah very we'll and welcome you
back to New York. You will have much 10 tell US all,
of what you have seen acrsss the water"
:" All in good time. Are you married yet, Carry?"
No, damn it," said the virgin, in a Pettish tone
which spoke volumes against the insensbility of the
We could more-and like st. Peter, went out
and cried, after had laughed ourselves into tears
"A SPECIMEN OF MORAL DEPRAvITY."-The Nes
York american has business traRscrbe foreign
intelligence. expressly prepared for the Herald without
credit In paper that processes to be precise the
American and TO be conducted such honorable prnci
PIES such course is inexpressbly mean and Shabby
We allude the article about the Duchess of ST. AL
bans and DIR. Yates, in yesterday american, and which
translated from French paper, for afternoon
edition of Monday last.