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CHIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

Lake Champlain. The navigation is now open.
The Ferry Boat came out on Monday, but did
not succeed in reaching Plattsburgh till Tuesday.
The Burlington and Whitehall came cut Of the
harbor on Tuesday, and made their first trip from
Whitehall and ST. Johns on Wednesday. This is
the latest navigation we have had for many years.
and the delay has been Of serious onvenience
to some branches of business. But the boats are
in fine order and will render the public efficient
and acceptable service. The hours of arrival and
departures are the same as last year. Burlington
Free Press, April 80.
Literary addresses. We learn that the Hon. G..
A Simmons, Of Mass, is expected TO deliver an
address before the Literary Societies OF the Uni
versity of Vermont, at their celebration in August
next. VIC. Hosmer, Esq. will deliver the Poem
on the same occasion.
Yankee advancement. The Wing candidate for
Governor Of Mississippi is the Hon. Dan. ID. Shat
tuck. long time ago he went TO North Carroll.
ma as q poor Yankee Pedar In time he lett his
wares for his books, aud Ivy application he became
a successful preacher of the Gospel. In 1893 he
removed to Mississippi, and soon went from the
sacred desk to the Judges Bench. There he is nj
resent and the Wings OF Mississippi now pro.
| pose TO make him tile Chief Alugi trate oil tie
| State. Success TO him.
! Economy in The right quarter. We see signs oil
economy in all quarters in the administration OF
the affairs OF the government. The Postmaster
General found his department more then million
Of dollars ia debt In one yet he will reduce the
debt at least one half. From The East learn
that contracts have recently heen made to carry
the mail from Portsmouth TO Bnngor, which we
understand to DO at less Than one half what has
been paid for many years past
However people may differ about the currency
qnesrfcfts, expansions, conractions, over Issues
and specie hasis all pnrties must agree that the
issue Of Red Dogs ought 10 lie Cur-Tdiied.
" Far for The People," Whales spout so dc
politicians. Murder will out so will the meas
les. Good men are scarce so is gold. 1umbug'
are plenty so are fools.
Caution. Never go any distance from home tc
collect money, in these times, however urge the
dues to you, without taking along enough TO de-
fray expenses. a friend OF ours neglected the
precaution - and had TO borrow money enough tc
bring him back.
He must have been an editor.
The Lancaster Intellgencer coniratlicts the re
ports of Gen. Jacksons insolvency, "by aulhori
ty."
More Mormons. The St. Louis Bulletin says
1.-TWO hundred and thirty seven Mormons CANT
up in the Moravian yesterday from New Orleans
They were from Westtnoreland, Lancaster nnt
Yorkshire, England and are bound for Nauvoo
Illinois.
Mr. For. II is ntimated hat Mr. Fox, the Bri
fish minister, is about TO marry a sister Of tn,
Russian minister's lady, Miss Williams. Thu
bridegroom in this match. should it occur, will b.
aged about 60, the bride Is. " Y Tattier.
[Oh, no Mr. Fox is but about 40 or45.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
In Montpelier, ID inst, Algcnon Sidney, son Of WIN
and Emra b. Lynn aged year Ind II days.
He did but float n little way
Adown the stream of time,
With dreamy eyes watching the ,ipples play,
Or listening TO the fairy chime;
Ne felt the gale;
He did but float little way,
And putting 10 the Shore
While yet twas early day,
Went calmly ON his way,
To dwell with mjre
He seemd a cherub who had lost its way,
And wandered hiher; so his stay
With short and twas most sweet
That he should be no deliver in earths clOd,
Nor need to pause and cleanse his feet
To stand before his God."- Cow.
Caledonan and North Star please copy.
In Northded, 4'h instant George Bcnoni, of J, l..
and M A. Buck, aged years.
In Irasburgh, 9Th ut Mary f., daughter of Geo. and
Lucy Ann Woithngon, aged years and months, Piin
tels IN N. Y ave requested, etc.
la Burlington 18th ull Ira Henry, only son Of Ira Shat
tuck, aged IA months and II days.
In Calais, 5,h ult, Wild Hannah Foster aged IS years
Printers in Windsor Chelsea, Stansead and sasrbrook L.
In Barre, 3Oth ult Of scarlet fever Alice Grant second
daughter Of Rev Andrew Royce aged2 years and months
In Danyile, $50 u, Miss Martha Parker aged about 81
In Lunenbugh 18th uli TryPhena, consoit Of Mr. John
Slocker aged 50.
In Norwich, ID u! at the house Of Rev. Samuel God.
dard where she had sided years domestic Miss
Polly Huntington, aged 5I-Aprl |, Miss Pursin Lyn,h,
24.-Apr 10, Widow Sarah Carpenter, "a.
In Rndge, N H., lth ult Erira D., wife Of David r.
CLARK. deaf and dumb aged so years She former.
" of South Weymouth Mass daughter of the late Capt
Benz amin Derby and educated at the American Asy
lum ioT the deaf and dumb at Hartford, Conn
la Shoreham 10th ult, Miss Harriet N. Larrabee young
est laughter Of Hon. John Larabee, aged IS.
In chslses cob uit Of consumption, Mrs. Eliza Fuller
consot oil Mr.. Daniel Fuller jr, aged 2l-MIs. Gates,
aged 72.-inan son of Mr. Gusha.Mrs. Woodward, aged
In Windsor 18th ut, Anne Elizabeth, daughter of HOr-
ace and Mary Everett, ageo 90.
In Sharon March 81 suddenly Of spotted fever Dea.
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VERMONT MUSICAL CONVENTION

WE. the undersigned, being Committee chosen by the
Musical Convention held at Newbury VT, in June last TO
make choice Of place and time when and where said
Convention should the present year. hereby give
ce that will Tuesday the ped day of June next
10 O'Clock. A. M, at Windsor, VT. Musicians are in
vited from New Hampshire Vocalsts and Insrumc nta-
lists may expect find gratuous among The
inhabitants of the place and its vicinity is hoped that
not only musicians but all who feel interest in musical
knowledge will attend also that they will feel the necessi
" of very punctual observance Of the hour appointed for
the meeting of the Convention.
Rev. Mr.. Hume is expected TO deliver the Annual Ad.
dress Z. X. PROUTY,
NJ. +. CHENEY JASON STEELE,
ALFRED BROWN, FEB, TWITCHELL,
SOLOMON DURGIN, JAMES MORSE.
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DUTCH DOLTING CLOTHS.
HENRY II. TOWNSEND

CHAMBsRs NJ. -, kiLBY SrREET-BOSTON
AS received by the Switzerland and other late arrivals
l. L. an assortment o. FRENCH GOODS, viz rich en-
brodered, plaid aud low priced bonnet cap RIBBONS;
blk and cold aea and satin do velvet, belt guard do;
plaid and Chine gros dc Naples rich chaes and muslin
de lanes Tagones; cold gros de Naples and Sans for
Bonsts; Areophane and Grape Lisse all coors black &
white silk aces, 10 Ga various styles THREAD
LACES; BONNET Innings ofvari rus descriptions;
canes foundations and bonnet crowns silk bracelets for
gloves plain and embd Mohar and silk GLOVES wells;
six fringes parasols FRENCH FLOWERS, from 80
cents to 81 per DOZEN bonnet wire, ase French
embro iery linens linen cambcs and hdkfs sewing silk
great variety Also synchaws sarsnets, fagg and BAN
danna hdkfs all styles Of French Florence and American
STRA w BONNET'S; Florence braids men s. boys
and misses LEGHORN HATS; Hoods, Caps Fans,
Sc with Of the styles Of SILK GOODS wanted all of
which will be sold low far cash short credit. 0Orders
from the country punctually executed March l5-6w96
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STATE OF VERMONT.


Shoreham, 20th April, i34l.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The death of WILLIAM Henry HARRISON President If
he United STATES, and Commander. Chief of the Army
and Navy thereof having been announced the following
regulation is promulgated TO the Militia of this State as
ton of estimation Of his private virtues and
respect of his Office of Chief M Magistrate.
The usual badge Of mourning consisting Ct Grape the
left and on the sword ht will be by all the
mssioned officers, all suitable occasions until after the
next annual inspection Of their respective corps.
Officers receiving copies Of this order will communicate
the same without delay, throughout The bornds of their
respective commands.
BY order OF the ommander-in-Chief
+. w. HOPKINS,
Adjutant and ms. Gen.
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MARRIAGES.

In Orange April POD, Mr.. BENZ min Lawrence of Mont
pelier To Miss lerusha Foster
In Hghgate, April 25lh, Mr. James Preston Of Walt
ham, 20 Mss Ellen Hunter Of Hghgalc,
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,I,O THE. AFFLICTED.--Those af

'INO THE. AFFLICTED.--Tho afflicted
H. with disease ofihe Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Dys.
pepsia and Liver Complaints, will lind in HAL
LOCKS VEGETABLE POWDER s. SYRUP,
a sovereign remedy. From the abundant testimony
OF It's wonderful effects in Of The above kinds /,
may safely be said 10 be decidedly the ov-
offered 10 The public The operation of,hs medi-
cine is peculiar mild and safe. Those awful symp-
toms which indicate diseased lungs readily yield 10
this certain remedy when seasonsby rcsor,od 10, and
restores The patient 10 that bodily vigor which
sumption fe,ic ls natural operation surely destroys.
Ths valuable medicine may be had by application at
the Bookstore of e. p. WALTON & SONS, Sole
A ents Tor this vicinity. Oct. ga %.
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EZRA BUTLER's ESTATE.

EZRA BUTLERS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court holden at
Washington district SIS Montpelier, within and for
SAID district on the 9Th day Of May A D 1884,
ii ENRY +. JAMES, administrator on the estate Of
l. Ezra Butler, late Of Waterbury, in said district,
deceased presents his admins alton account for settle
-Whereupon il is ordered that the be referred
10 the 18th day of May instr at the probate Office in
said Montpelier for exanjnation and aowan nee, and that
all concerned be notified hereof by publication Of this
order in hs Vermont Waterman AMI State Journal printed
at said Montpelier Two weeks succcssively snon
may be- that they may appear said time and place, if they
see cause, and object thereto. BY the Court,
O92w GEO b. MANSER, Register
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PROBATE NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

M COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
w the Subscribers being appointed by the Honorable
tho Probate Court for the District Of Randolph, Comms
soners to receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the Of BENJAMIN Dow
late Of Orange in said District deceased n-
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the third day Of May ls4
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice. that we will attend to the business
Of said appointment at the dwelling of the wild
Sarah Dow in Orange, the 18th day Of June and the
3Oth day Of October next, from nine o'clock, A. M until
four o'clock, p. M on each Of said days.
CARLOS CARPENTER, Conn,;.s,,,
ALoNZo Y. FOSTER,
Orange, May a. 1871 03
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JOHN LEACH a. co.

SIreessors TO Leach, Page g. Gilmore,
M bOLESALE dealers in West India Goods,
Wines, Teas, Sc. SC also Winter, Summer
and refined OIL, No. 3. Merchants Rov, Boston,
Mass. JOHN LEACH
JOSEPH A. GILMORE.
fETSFor sale above, The manufacturers price,
William Browns No. l. Silver Top, Sarsapara
Compound or Mead Syrup, which was so much used
The past summer as common beverage. 4s:lf
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JAMES M0RSE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holdrnat
Washington District, IS. Montpelier on the 26lh day
Of April a. ID. 1871
IRA A. MORSE, Administrator on he esu,e Of james
Morse, late Of Calais in said district deceased makes
application to said court for license sell all the real
Of SAID deceased raise the sum Of three
hundred doarswhch the personal ofsd deceased
insufficient % pay including also the revesi1n Of the Wild
ows dower-Whereupon il is ordered by said that
said application under consideration and be heard
the 18Th day of May "a ID. is4. the Probate Office in
Alonpcer and 1t further ordered that all persons in
tercscd be notified hereof by publication Of notice Of this
application and order thereon three weeks in the Vermont
Waterman y State Journal printed Montpelier before
said time Of hearing that they may give bonds for the pay
ment of the debts against said estate unpaid aore said
ageeaby to the statute such made and provided
o. Bv the Court, GEO. b. MANSER, Register.
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so BUSHELS HERDS GRASS SEED,
Fol sale by STORES AND LANGDONS. March l6
LOTION! LOTTDN!


ETg. EVANS BEAUTIFYlNG LOTION, high
~ esteemed for curing all Erupons, Coarseness, Red
ness. aud pimplcs on the Face Neck or Hands, and
efitcruay cleaning The pleSion, and removing all
diseases Of the skin.
Nothing contributes so much 10 our general success
in lite, engaging first appearance. This Lotion
is admired as q most fragrant, m'd safe wash, and
greatly esteemed for its virtues in ccnnsIng soe,ng
and pDri. wing the skin OF all eiupons, nJious
10 female beauty, and restoring il 10 high degree Of
putty.
ocauul and hcalhiu complexion is The pride OF
all who possess ii, and the envy of those who are de-
privcd o. II. What can be affecting 10 a beautiful
female in who &c lace nature has display ed her power
as 10 find her complexion discoorcd with disgusting
pimules which affect her charms2
A good appearance is the best recommendation
and as the Btoui,iylng Lotion purifes HE skin and
removes all pmplcs, blothes, tan, Funburn and red
mesa and produces beautiful hue, ii is the only
melic ir Gy -h;,;.lh s-e at her toilet.
Gentlemen will also find this delightful remedy 10
remove all roughness, pmpes, rinsworms spoIs red
ness soreness OF the face aid nose, and every kind
Of eruption on the surface Of the human body. 1t is
particularly recommended to gentlemen 10 be used az
ter shaving il will prevent the otherwise certain
effect Of all common soap, in turning the beard fre-
matureIy grey.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail by
A. HITCHCOCK& Co.
So No. III Genesee st.. Utica n. Y.
Also by s. BURBANK, Montpelier, VT
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ELIJAH LYMAN's ESTATE.

ELIJAH LGMAN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF YER MONT, The honorable the probate
District Of RandOphss. count for the district Of Ran
doph 10 all persons concerned IN The estate Of Elijah
LYMAN late o Brnokied, deceased intrsatc Greeting
NIHEREAS Jiruh Edison, ESQ administrator Of the
w estate 4" The said deceased proposes 20 render
count OF his admins ration and present his account for al
owance at the probate cUu 10 be holden the pr bate
office Randolph said district on the first "Wednesday
Of June ncMheref're, you hereby notified appear
cause, il any you have, why the said shodd be
allowed
Given under my hand and the seal Of said CONT, at
lL.S Randolph, in said DISTRICT this 9Th day Of May
% l84l. VIM. HEBARD, Judge.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

ND immediate possession given the shop lately
n pied by Cutler Johnson, nearly opposite the bank
For particulars inquire Of PRENTISs CUTLER or JO-
SEPH HOWES. Montpelier, April %, l84l
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SEASONED PINE STUFF.
/ ANGDON AND WRIGHT have on hand 25, 900 q.
IL seasoned pine boards and plank which they viii sell
cheap for cash, Feb l5l
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ISAAC SMITHS ESTATE.
VN7E the subscribers, being appointed by the honorable
w The probate court for the district oG Randolph
missoners to receive, and adjust al claims and
demands Of all persons against the Of Isaac Smith,
late of Brookield said district deceased represent
ed nsoYeni and also all clams aud demands exhibited in
offset thereto aud months from the 18th day Of prl in
be ng allowed by said f,r that purpose do
therefore hereby give notice ha, w attend bus
mess Of said appointment the dwelling house cfJacob
Smith, in said Brook6eld the FIRST Monday Of juno
and the nneeeh day Of October next from nine clock
M until four clock NJ each Of sad days.
JACO5 DAVIS, ICommis.
ABEL CHAMBERLAIN, sionefs.
Brook 'cld, April 24th, A. D, Is4l. o.
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ANNA DAVIS'S ESTATE.
THE subscribers having been appointed by the honorable
prola,e foi the district If Washington commits
sioners receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate of Anna Davis
late of Midiesex in said district deceased represented
nsolvent and The tenn Of sir ca.hs from the l6lh day Of
NJ .el u Allowed by said court he creditors OF said
deceased to exhibit and their respective claims before
usDo give notice. that will attend TO The duties of our
appointment at the OF VIM w Caldwell in Montpelier
said district the 18th days OF May and October next,
o'clock afternoon each Of said days. Montpelier,
April II, A d ls4l. JOSEPH HOWES, Com
DANIEL BALDWIN, mis-
Oh LUTHER CROSS soners
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POTASH KETTLES.

NTADE at the Tyson Furnace with ria, and double
ltl bottoms for sale tho Tyson Furnace Warehouse
Montpelier, Feb "a AARON HAVEN, Agent.
MOFFATT1S LIFE PILLS & PHGNIX BlrTERs.
SUPPLY of the above valuable medicines Just recev-
IA ed for sale by l.. PRENTISS only agent for Mont.
peer VI. None are genuine except those sold by him.
Montpelier, April 8, ls4l.
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NAILS! NAILS!

NAILS NAlLS!
600 CASKS from the Peru Iron Co. hand and for
- sale at Burlington prices adding low freight, by
March 8, I84l. SILAS BURBANK, JR,
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IL. N BAYLIES respectfully informs his old friends
and customers that he has moved his stock Of Goods into
Rikers new store across the bridge, opposite The Bank
where he will be pleased to accommodate them with Goods
at his usual low prices and would also saw hot week
he will open the best stock Of Goods in Montpelier
MISTAKE. Call and see 70, yourselves.
1911 ~
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HOLLOW WAR

(NALDRoN 6, and pail Kettles and small ware, late
~ received from Flanconia by STOkRS AND LANG
DONS. March 3-9w44
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NAME into the enclosure Of Alanson Nyc,a red h er
~ supposed to be three years old this spring. about the
middle Of April The is requested TO prove proper.
ty, pay charges, and iako her away.
MUntprlier NAV &
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-20

have been converted and added the church by
m During the moreover this church has COMPLETED and
dedicated Jehovah convenient beautiful house of wohp
Brother Ten Brooke has abored with the thew
are now destitute of preaching hoped however
VIII soon be answered. and good minister them
ConudM The church in this is declining
state They mpo the counsel and
h Wright breaches to them half of the time present
Ferrsburgh. This church is still, feeble state Tbey have
enjoyed the abors of brother K Wright half time They
have maintained their travel as church during
Aonkon This church. though enjoying union is eeble-in low
state of religion striving maintain their visibility destitute
preaching.
OeH The church in this in their letter that they have
nothing cheering Union pervades church.
sul enjoy the labos OF their pastor, brother John Ide
Pdton This church has enjoyed revival during the
lament the prevalence Of spiritual Gearh They parted
former PASTOR brother Ten Brooke and have
brother w. W. Moor, recently Of Moriah n. Y.
Weyb"idge and Ne,oHaren, This church represents
united in low state making spiritual progress and favored
with lngatheng of souls Brother Jones breaches them.
ddeb This church has enjoyed special tokens of Divine
favor They have enjoyed the labors brother A. Kings
bury under whose ministry the church has been revived the conge
gallon greatly enlarged and souls have been converted They have
dourhing Sabbath School successful operation They
rassed with debt their meenghouse and earnestly call
churches for assistance their circumstances hoped
that this call will be responded in such cheer
encourage these brethren their efforts glofy God this
liant place.
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VOL. XIV. NO. S.

laborers and mutual counseIors, in the vast
work OF a nations reform "a work which
they themselves claim to be reformation
in religion and morals, as we'll as in the
social and political condition of menu So
far have these assumptions been carried.
that 1t has been boldly and openly denied
that we have any right, on the anii-slavery
platform, to assume even the existence of
God, as truth which we are to WELD in
our efforts!
Ii developments like these can not rouse
christian retormers to the importance of
distinctive Christian reformation, it must
be because the spirit of deep slumber has
come over them, insomuch that, like Jo-
nah, the faithless prophet, they sleep amid
the roaring of the pillows that are destined
to engulph them.
ReoieV Of the Preceding.
We have thus presented, as we have
been able, brief outline of some of the
prominent and Distinguishing traits CT a
genuine reformation of morals.
Will any one say that we have placed
the standard too high? That lower tone
of religious and moral sentiment and effort
would suffice for the reformation of the
public morals and the security of human
freedom? Let the past history and pres
ent condition of reformatory effort answer!
Does not the worlds history and the pres
ent map of Christendom admonish US of
the necessity of the highest possible stand
|ard?
On the other hand, will any one say the
standard is too low, so low that the spirit
uality of religion would be endangered by
coming in contact with it? So low, that
the ministry and the churches can have
nothing to do with it? How is this? Can
any higher standard be proposed or con-
ceived than that of the divine law? And
for what object or purpose, we demand,
were the churches and ministry constituted,
if not to urge its holy and uncompromising
claims?
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DIGEST OF LETTERS.

Addison This church itself be in low STATE OIL fe
qiou feeinebut thin attendance public worship Dps
of the church been destitute OF regular peach
But expecting enoy the la6o Of ohef
Reach hope God will render his abos successful
revvng The langushng Of his people, and 10 Inc
of souls.
sol State Of religion Iamenaby low Barely maintain the
visibility of the church. S. Gale, their Pastor preacnes WIN he
constantly. =, ~, =
B,idpor. Brother A. Harvey continues pastor - '
h.u No. d como tokens of Divine mercy the reViVine
of church awakening and conversion OF sous
Hourishing Sabbail School of 70 scholars Desloe W.
schools-one Of 40 and the other of 90 members oa 'h ~
prospects of this church cheering. . :.
Charlotte This church has blessed with season Oh en
ing from presence the Lord The church has oeen