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Commissioners Notice.

WYE the Subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court. for the
District Of Grand Isle, commissioners to re-
ceive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate OF
Wyman Chamberlain late Of Grand Isle. in
said district, represented ,insolvent. and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the 10Th oil
February last being allowed by said court
for that purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend TO the bust
ness of our appointment, at the dwelling
house of the widow Of the deceased, II
Grand Isle on the first Mondays Of June
and August next from O'Clock A. M
until p. M. on each of said DAYS,
Dated Grand Isle March 80, 1899.
SOLON TOBIAS, ! Commits
GUY REYNOLDS, : sioners.
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DEATH OF HEzEKIAH Wereget TO
learn that this event, which his friends have for
come time anticipated, took place at Wilmington,
Delaware, few days since, lie had been for
several years in declining health, the result of a
lie OF great labor, as the publisher of The Register
which he published for half a century, and which,
has rendered his name immortal. Mr.. Niles was
printer by profession, man Of strong and ardent
feelings, OF considerable aent, and OF an industry
60 unlring, that he achieved results which men Of
superior intellect, but less capable of labor, would
have failed 10 accomplish. He was besides, of a
frank, honorable, Independent and truly republican
spir, simple 10 his manners and habits, affection.
ale TO his family, liberal 10 those whom he employ.
ed in the prosecution of his business disneresed.
and public spirited. His life was one of grea, use
fuHness, and few men in our county have done more
20 connect their names, in an honorable manner
with the public enterprises in which the welfare Of
society is concerned Bait Chron.
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Seneca Tobias Estate.

WYE the subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for tho
District Of Grand Isle, commissioners, 10 re-
ceve examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands orall persons against the estate of Sen.
eca Tobias, late of Grand Isle, in said district
deceased, represented nsolvent, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto;
and six months from the Goth day of February
last, being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice. that
we will attend to the business of our appoint,
mcnt, at the dwelling house of Hiram Tobias
in Grand Isle, on the second Mondays Of July
and August next, from nine o'clock A. Nj.
until four o'clock M. on each of SAID days.
Dated at Grand Isle, this 9Th day Of March
A. d. 1889.
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Gilbert BreWster's Estate.

WYE the subscribers. having been ap,
w pointed by the Hon. the Probate
court for the District of Chittenden, COM
mtssloners to receive, examine and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons, a.
ganst the estate of Gilbert Brewster, late
of Pokepsee, State Of New York deceased,
represented insolvent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto !;
and six months from the day of the date
hereof, being allowed by said court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
llce. that we will attend to the business OF
our appointment, at the dwelling of widow
Lydia Brewster in St. George in said Dis
trlct, on the 30lh day Of September next at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, ofsaid day.
Dated, this LIST day of April, A. d. 1889.
ISAAC HIGBEE. } Commits
HORACE FERRIS, { sioners.
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FRONTIER.

We learn from Alburgh, that the barn of a
Mr.. Huxley. near the line, was burned on
Sunday night. The inccndary was seen
and fred at by Mr.. II. but without effect. A
despatch has gone 10 the Governor in refer
ence to this matter.
We learn from franklin County that the
burnings on that frontier have been suspended
for few days past. Gen. Mason, who has
some three or four hundred men under arms
q, the line, it is said, has formed temporary
treaty of amity with the Tories at Misssskou
Bay-they agreeing 10 restrain the brigands
on that side provided the presses are senced
on this. We, however, have not as yet received
insiruc!ions from Gen. N. on this subject
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eft is rumored that several changes will shortly
take place in The cabinet at Washington. 1t is
said that Messrs. Forsyth and Woodbury. will he
sent on foreign missions: that Mr.. Poinselt will
take the place of the latter; that Mr.. Grundy will
be appointed Postmaster General, and Mr Steven.
son,presenl Minister Eng land viii lake his place.
We give the ruIIor as it was received by letter from
Washington, without vourhing for lis accuracy,
which may be questioned"
The above, from the American Sentinel,
was copied by the Globe few days since,
without note or comment. This crcum.
stance having been alluded to by the Intel.
lgencer, the Globe replies that the pora-
graph was selected for the purpose of con,
tradictng it but The official takes especial
care not to make the contradiction, even
now. A change in the cabinet will soon
be made, and the above was doubtless pu,
forth as feeler. Whether Mr.. Biddle i.
to come in under the new arrangement
does not appear.
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arlotte
FEMALE SEMINARY.

yHYHIi Summer term of this Seminary
\ will commence on Wednesday the
first day Of May, uNer the supcr'n'en'
donce of Miss II. Booth, and continue
twenty three weeks, including vacation
of one week at the middle Of the term.
CONDITIONS whole expense to
the pupil will be twenty-five dol'ars quar-
ter, with the exception of ,Vasn'ng' Io'
which will be charged 81 l.2 ,'er uozen.
Pupils are requested to be present o."
the first day of the term.
T.. w. GOODMAN.
Cleric of The Board Of Trustees.
Charlotte, March 80, 1889.
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Dissolution of Copartnership

HNHE copartnership heretofore existing
l. under the firm Of KERN & EVANS,
has this day expired by its own limitations
Therefore all persons indebted to the late firm
will please call and settle their accounts i'm.
modatcIy also, all TO whom tho firm is In.
dcb,ed will please hand in their bills as soon
as convenient. The books will remain in tho
same place, where persons wishing 10 settle
their accounts will call.
DANIEL KERN,
+. f. EVANS.
burlington, March 10. 1885,
N. B.--The business will be continued for
the future by f. T.. Evans, who hopes BY a
strict attention to business, and his endeavofs
10 give satisfaction, TO receive continuance
of that patronage hitherto so literally bestow'
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CONNECTICUT.

Connecticut has immortalized herself
Two years ago the tories carried the six
Congressional districts by on aggregate
majority of over 5000. Last year, the
Wings gave them notice to quit, and at
the late election have turned them out
in every district-by an aggregate majority
of near three thousand, See particulars
in another column.
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ID I II ID

| In Million, OH the 4th inst. Olive Alexander,
| aged 70 years.
| In Underhill on the 3Oh ult. of consumption,
| Lucinda B. vile of Deac. r. Frink, and daughter
of Capt. Z. Birge, aged 81 years.
GRAHAM STUART, the "wanderiog piper" who
travelled through this country year or two since,
died recently in Dublin, having previously made
his will, and thereby bequealhed all his property
for the uses and purposes Of The MERGERS hospital,
in that city.
At Waterloo, S. C. JOSEPH Z. CHAPLIN, of
this place. Mr.. Chaplin became member of
the University Of Vermont at the same time
with the present Junior class: but at the end
of the first term, he was obliged to reinquish
his studies. and soon after TO seek the restora,
ton Of his health by a residence in milder
climate. He obtained situation as a teacher
in private family at Waterloo, where his
fine abilities and the retiring modesly of his
character won for him many sincere and affcc-
Tomato friends. The grief incident to his
situation as an invalid far from his hearts
home, were thus soo,hed by the assiduites of
those around him, as well as by the brightest
consultations of Christians faith. His quiet
dcmcanor and the gentle innocence of his
heart rendered it impossible for any to be his
enemies while no one among his many
| friends will soon forget the excellences Of
| his character, which have called for this hum.
BILE tribute to his worth, from former class
mate.
In Williston, on the 1st inst, Mrs. MARY
WAKEFIELD, wife Of Mr.. Simeon Wakefield
and daughter of Mr. John Brown, in the 57th
year of her age, Of n lingering disease, which
she bore with Christian patience. Through
the whole of her distressing illness, she was
not heard 10 murmur at the dspensation OF
Providence which called her TO suffer SO long
a time, and SO severly; but felt resigned to
the will of God either for life or death. Hers
was truly n Christians exit: her eyes closed
in firm reliance, through her Saviour, of a
happV Of JleSt Immortality beyond the grave
and so truly had she been enabled to overcome
the sting of death that the grim tyrant lay
PROSTATE at her feet.
When the character Of Mrs. Wakefield is
contemplated as Christian, wo find in i. al
that can be expected of crring mortality
The various relations she filled in life, of wife
mother, friend and benefactrcss. were dis
charged by her with christian fidelity. In
her, the bereavcd family has sustained a los!
reparabe-sevcrcly affective 10 kind and
affectionatc husband and six fond and conf
ding children. May the consolation of divine
grace be richly enjoyed by these dear ane
afflicted friends.
Communicated by one long and intimately
acquainted with Mrs. Wakefield.
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BWNN1M@T@M
FRIDAY oRNING. APRIL IL.
THE LAKE.

The warm sun and wind Of the past
week have done their perfect work for
Lake Champlain. and we arc now rejoicing
at the presence of steam boats, sloops and
other craft, while our wbarves are vocal
with the note Of busy preparations. The
Winooski came out of the harbour on
Tuesday, and has commenced her regular
trips on the ferry. She leaves this port at
8 O'Clock in the morning. touches at Port
Kent, Plattshurgh. Grand Isle. North Hero
and St. Adams, and returns the same day.
The Winoosk is first rate boat Of her
cass--amply large for the present purpose
and will furnish the very best accommoda'
lions the nature Of the case admits. She
has been repaired and neatly fitted up the
past winter, and, under the management
OF one who understands himselfso well us
does Capt. PHILLIPS, we hazard nothing
in saving she will fully sustain the high
reputation che has heretofore acquired.
Can't. Sherman's boat the BURLINGTON,
and Capt. Lyons new boat OF the same
class, WHITEHALL, are to form the line
through the lake. They will be out in a Il
this week and take their places at each
end of the lake on Monday. These are
both superb boats, and we shall take oc
casion to speak of them more particularly
hereafter.
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RECRUITING.

We had recruiting sargent from Platts-
burgh parading our streets yesterday with
band Of music, beating up for recruits
We hope he has been successful, for we
could spare a goodly number of loafers
who, if they would serve their country as
faithfully as they do The devil. would be Q
great acquisition to the army.
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p. FREEMAN & co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
INDIA, FRENCH & ENGLISH
SILK GOODS.
M. 3 LYjIijnn 81 .Ne,D YORK..

4 RE receiving per late arrivals a supe-
N rior assortment. among which are
Black and Colored, Figured and Plain ltal
ian P,u de Sole and Gros de Naples.
Bonnet Silk and Sa,ins Figured and Pla in.
Plain, Figured snd Embroidered Satins,
Bombaznes, Grapes.
Colorcd, Black and Blue Black, Silk Vel
vets.
Fancy Dress Shawls, Zephyr Hdkfs. and
Scarfs.
Merino, Chenille and Broche Shawls.
Superior assortment Cap. Bonnet, Plain
Taffeta and Satin Ribbons,
Silk. Lace and Kid Gloves.
English and Saxony Thread, Edgings and
Lace.
Lslc Inscrtings and Edgings, Blond, Wash
Blond, Wire ground, Figured and Plain,
Black and White. Black Brussels.
Black Lace Wells, with every variety OF
Lace in use.
Leghorn, Florence and Tuscan, English
and american Straw, Satin and Fancy
Bonnets.
Artificial Flo,cers.
Country merchants are respectfully in'
vi,ed to CALL and examine.
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GEO. PETERSON,

HAS just received n new supply Of
HI WINDOW SASH, price | g and
Id cts. per light, all kinds and sizes fur
nished to order at much lower prices than
they can be made BY hand.
A few FRESH LEMONS, and good
assortment of SHAKER GARDEN
SEEDS, now open and for sale. Also a
good assortment of other articles for sale
low to save moving, as he intends to re-
move to the south end of the Thomas Ho.
tel. about the first of May next, where he
will be glad to receive that generous
support which his friends and customers
have seen fit to bestow on him for the last
eleven years.
Burlington, April G. 1880.
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STATE OF TERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT. }
DISTRICT OF CHIrTENDEN, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for The Dis.
hict of ChiHcnden, 10 all persons con
cerned in The Estate Of .Ncwton Russell,
late Of Charlotte, in said district, de
CerSed. GREETING,
WHEREAS. Elias NJ. Russell admin
w istralor Of said deceased proposes to
render an account Of his administration
and present his account against said estate
for examination aud allowance at a session
of the Conr, of Probate, 20 be holden at
he Registers Office in Burlington on the
end 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 10Th day Of April A. ID, 1889.
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
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ADVERTISING AT CHURcH--"l am re-
ques,ed to give notice." said the son OF
clergyman in neigbborirg town the
other day, THAT my father will preach at
this place. one week from to-day. Also,
that the Union Ball will be held at Staun-
tons on Thursday" Fact.
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NOTICE.
More New Goods at the Va
riety ShOp.

TARVED SHELL g. HORN COMBS
" plain horn and shell side and back
Combs, long teeth horn Combs, dressing
Combs fine and coarse. S. S. g. S. S S.
fine Ivory Combs, Wallets, Boys double
bladed knives 25 cts each.
GENTLEMENS COLLARS, BY THE
DOZEN.
Merchants and others wishing TO buy city
made,i round Collars. can be supplied at
lower prices n. the Variety Shop than at
any other place.
STOCKS AND BOSOMS
In great variety, received and for sale q,
the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
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Garden Seeds &c.

X GOODRICH, has received w.
W Prince & Sons catalogues of Gar
den and Flower Seeds, BuIbous Flowering
Roots &c. Any person wishing to exam
inc them can do it and any orders left be.
fore the 18th will be answered,
ApTil, IL.
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For Academies, Seminaries or
Lecturers.

A GOOD, powerful Magic Lanthorn
IN with eleven slides, containing thirty
Diagrams Illustrating in pleasing and in
s'rnc'lve manner, the interesting subject Of
ASTRONOMY. The Diagrams. very
neatly executed are accompanied with a
compendium Of Astronomy by the aid of
which the Diagrams can be explained and
illustrated to an audience, by n person
having little knowledge of Astronomy.
The magnlfers exhibit the Diagrams quite
large, requiring canvass six feet square.
Also, for small Magic Lan,horrs, with
Comic Figures, delnealed on slides.
Variety shop. PANGBoRN & BRiNsMAID.
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Hay's Liniment.

WYE inform those customers who are
w waiting for this article, that we have a
box of i, on the way, and expect it hero this
week. 1t cures tho Piles without fail. We
have sold all we had, and no person has in
formed us of failure. IT is used for other
diseases with good effect.
.AprHlI. PANGBonN & BRlNsMAID.
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M A IL IL I II ID

In this town on The al, inst. by Rev. X. Con-
verse, Mr.. Ira B lin TO Miss Sophia f. Fisk.
IN Colchester on Monday last, by Rev. j. Il.
Converse, ,lr. Freeman Button 10 Miss Charlotte
Weeks.
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NAVIGATION RESUMED ON THE UPPER LAKES
The Detroit Advertiser of March OCT

NAVIGATION RESUMED ON THE UPPER LAKES.
The Detroit Advertiser of March Goth
says.
Navigation may now be considered fairly
open on Lake Erie above Cleveland. Steam.
boats are daily arriving from and departing
for that port and considering that it is early
in the season yet, are doing n pretty good
business. The Palmer, and several other
vessels, will leave fol Chicago and other ports
on the Upper Lakes, in a few days.
Notice is given through tho Albany papers
that the water will be lot into tho canals on
the Goth inst.
The readers attention is directed TO some
valuable real estate advertised in another
column. The vacant lot on Collego.st. has
few equals in the lower part Of the town.
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FINGER Rings, March 80.

rs VI V''S V3 THU O1f "V'
g EVERAL dozen fine finger Rings o!
- various kinds and patterns, just reed.
Among them are few heavy, chased fine
Gold Rings, 2 doz heavy fine Gold plain
rings, doz. Jewellers Gold plain rings,
good ones, heavy wide, Jewellers Gold
Scale Rings; also for sale fine Gold Rings
set with Pearl. Jet, Emerald, Corneian,
Aqua marine, Gold Stone, Cameo, Cbrys>
tai and other precious stones, New Goods
at the Variety Shop.
PANGBoRN e. BRINsMAID.
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NOTICE.

TNTIfS may certify that have given my
a son JAMES ISHAM HOLDEN,
his time from the first of January last, and
shall not consider myself holden for any
debts he may contract after this date, nor
shall claim any Of his wages.
IRA HOLDEN.
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FOR SALE.

.S&tissazsas- ~a'iS One vacant Lot Al
feet front and lO8 deep on Main street
adjoining Mr.. S. Hlckok's Lot.
One vacant Lot 60 feet front and ll8
deep on Pine street, adjoining Mr.. II. F.
Strong's lot.
Also, the large vacant lot corner OF
College and Pine street, being one OF the
most desirable unoccupled building sites in
the village. Theproper'y being oil between
Court House Square aud the Lake in a
direct line, affords an opportunity for an
investment rarely in the market.
Application made to the owner
RICHARD w. SHERMAN,
On board Steam Boat Burlington, OF
S. E. HowARD, Agent.
April IL, 1889.
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PAINTS, vARNIsHEs, BRUSHES & C

White Lead, Eng dry Green Verditer
Do do ground IN French Green
oil, pure Prussan Blue No I
Do do do ground Do do No
in oil Cd Blue Verditer
Do do American Antwerp Blue
dry Powdered do
Do do do ground Slip Blue
in oil pure Black Paint
Do do do ground Lamp Black, Eng as.
in oil Mol sorted
Do do do ground Do American small
in oil Noe papers
Do do do ground Ivory Black. English
in oil Nos Do do American
Flake White Frankfort Black
Paris white Eng Black Lead
Do do American Patent Lead
Whiting, glIders Whale Oil. refined
Do common Do do common
Chalk Neatsfoot oil
Ltharge, fine Spirits of Turpentne
Red Lead Copal Varnish, Coach
Orange Mineral do do Furniture NO |
Vermilion, Chinese do do do NO 2
Do Trieste Japan Varnish
Do English Bright do
Red Chalk Gum Copal, E IS
Vene,anRed, English do African
Do do American Shellac Grange
India Red Do Garnet
Rose Fink Do Liver
Spanish Brown, dry Rosin, Pitch, Tar,
Do do ground in oil Turpentlne
Purple Brown Asphaltum
Terra de Sienna, Eng Pumice Stone
Do do American Bath Brick
Turkey TIMBER Rotten Some
Vandyke Brown Ground Glass
Chrome Yellow Putty
French Ochre Glaciers Diamonds
Vermont do Gold Leaf
Stone do Silver do
Yellow Ochre ground Copper Bronze
in oil FrostinGs all colors
French Yellow. do Smalts, Blue
Dry White Lead Do Green, Blacl
Ground do do Mol and Brown
Do do do No Glass paper
SaxoDy Green Ground tint brushes
Mineral Green per ID Round Camel Hal
Verdigris, dry tools
Do, ground in oil Pallet Knives.
ESSENTIAL OILS-Garden Lavender
Rosemary Peppermint, &c. &c. in can
nlsterS and otherwise.
DEMIJOHNS-5.3 8, 9 e. Gallon.
WINDOW GLASS-500 Boxes assorted
LIQUORICE PASTE-.CaIabrla AM
TantllIo.
DRY SALTERlES-Nitrate OF Iron. Nj
trate Of Lead, Nitrate OF Copper, Crys
tails of Tin, and many other articles il
this line. imported direct from best Man
uiactorics.
OAKUM, TAR. PITCH-Constantv o.
hand, with other NAVAL STORES.
TWlNE-Inda, Seine do French an
Enals
| DRUGS-Turkey Opium, fresh Sienna, il
bales. Fine Sponge.
Together with all the rare Chemicals
French and English, Of warranted purl
and genuneness.
PEPPER SAUCE-l50 cases Bird
Eye"
Troy. March 8. 1889.
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SPRING TRADE-TO TIE COUN.
try trade !!!-Paints, Oils. Dyes, Far
nishes. Brushes, Spices Windo,o Gtas,
and Bronze. Manufacturers articles
Ttoine.
| 1J'DRUGs-FoREIGN AND DOMESTIC. II
+ ARMED u CORNING, Whole
~ sale Druggists, 227 River street, OPP
'osI,e Troy House. Are prepared to Offer
the " usual Inducements to purchasers.-
THEN stock will not only be extensive but
conpris e the most choice variety of articles
in their li.'c.
I,oowooo' 500 bbls. cut & ground,
Fus,ic. 500 do cut g. ground,
Mic Wood, so do
Redwood, $50 ITO
Camwood, SO DO
Cudbear, Sicily, Sun'ac, Ked Sancers'
Ancbusa. Persian Berries, hPungeet oa''
flower. Extract Logwtod
DUTCH OMBRO AND CieO.e MhD'
DER, 25 HIIDS.
OILS-Pure Sperm. from best manu- lac
tories in New Eng land; in Hhds. Pipe s.
Tierces, and BbIs. Foreign Linseed,
Jour impor,ation) in Pipes and Or. casks.
American do. in substantial barrels,
Olive Oil in Pipes and quarter casks,
fresh.
PAINTS. VARNISHES. RRJrSUCS &c