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THE DAILY TIMES," THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1862. grs Goals. urtitt(rtro attu tows. THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 21, 1862.

Bravely Doxe. A large and enthusiastic war meeting was held in Richmond, Wednesday afternoon. Speeches were made by Rev. Messrs. Fuller, Sargent and Cutting, and Dr.

Sprague. A bounty of $100 to each volunteer for nine months was voted to be paid by subscription apportioned on the grand list. The list was called, and all who were present voted yes. Twelve young men enlisted at the close of the meeting. These men intend to go into the cavalry, if they will be accepted as they will, we guess.

Richmond has done nobly every time a call has been made on her. She had furnished sixteen men more than her quota when the last call was made to say nothing of several men who have gone into XTXST BECEIVED. MAJOR WINTHROP'S Last Edwin Bro-thertoft," by Theodore Win throp. Casette No. 2, of Les Miserables." 41 Among the Pines," or South in Secession Time.

44 33d Vermont Reports." And for sale by C. O. FRENCH CO, July NEW BOOKS. -I7DWINBR0THERT0FT," by Winthrop. ITl 44 Bar Chester Towers," by Trollope.

"Barren Honour," by the author of Guy Livingstone. "The Royalist's Daughter," by Alexander Dumas. Received and for sale by E. A. FULLER.

QQRD VERMONT REPORTS, just received OO and for sale by E. A FULLER DR. MARSHALL'S Headache Catarrh. TJ JP mills SNUFF has thoroughly protect itse JL to be the best article ever known for curing the Catarrh, Cold in the Head, and the Headache. It has been found an excellent remedy In many taws of 8ort Eyes.

Deafness has been removed by Hearing has been greatly improved by its use. It purges out af obstructions, strengthens the glands and gives a healthy anion to the parts attectod. It Is recommended by many of the best physicians, and Is used with great satisfaction everywhere. March 17, 1862. GARDINER'S Rheumatic and Neuralgia COMPOUND.

A CERTAIN, Safe and Permanent cure for Rheums tism, Neuralgia and Salt Rheum. It Is an Inter na i remedy, driving out and entirely eradicating the dkease, requiring no change In diet or business? and my be taken by children and persons of the most dell-cj te constitutions with perfect safety. Testimonials: Gardiner's Rheumatic and Nenralgio Compound is the best medicine for the disease I ever saw. C11AS. A.

SMITH, No. 1 Old State House, Boston. After suffering with Rheumatism twenty years, and being confined to my bed several weeks laet spring, I was entirely cured by the use of one bottle of Gardiner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound." NORMAN T. AYRES. 76 Franklin Street, Boston.

Having been a constant sufferer from Neuralgia for eighteen months, and been driven by excruciating pain to the trial of numberless remedies without obtaining relief. I was Induced to try 44 Gardiner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound." I have taken but one bottle and am entirely welL It. D. BAXTER, Dry Goods Deal-er. No.

5 Appleton Block, Lowell, Mass. I have been afflicted with Salt Rheum in Its worst form Tor a long time, and suffered more than can imagined, ex' by those similarly afflicted. I tried one bottle of your compound, and can honestly say that I believe myself entirely cured. JOHN A. MORDO.

Pearl Street House, Boston, Mops. "Gardiuor's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound," has entirely cured me of sufferings of several year's utanding. W. E. HniMJKIXtf, No.

1 Old Stato Uoue linston. My son, ten years of ape, boon for three years great Buffcrer irom Salt Rheum, his hands covered with sores and in constant tatu one bottle of your Com pound cured him. J. W. HAMMOND, Milk Street.

Boston. 44 Gardiner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has eutirely cured me or Neuralgia. W. C. THOMPSON.

Proprietor Tearl St. House, Boston, Mara. Ono half a bottle of your Compound cured me of a se vere attack of Neuralgia. FANNIE 8. THOMPSON.

I'earl St. House, Boston. I certify that my friend, Wm. T. Glidden, pre-sented me with a bottle of 44 Gardiner's Rheumatic Compound," in 1858, when 1 was suffering with a painful attack of Neuralgia and Rheumatism, and that It proved to be of decided benefit.

ALBERT SMITH, Ex Member of Congress from Maine. The undersigned hereby certify that they have used 44 Gardiner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound," for the Cure of Rheumatism and Monday, Aug. 4, 1682. TUST RECEIVED, a New Lot of double ts raced Black Silk, Plcid oba Is, Alexandrie's Kid Gloves, Drab and Purple Veils, Pearl Fans, At the Corner Store LYMAN'S. tr HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS.

JUST RECEIVED at the CORNER STORE 10-4 Bleached Sheetings, 1 10-4 Brown Sheetings, 8-4 Bleached do I 6-4 Bleached do 6-4 do do I 4-4 do do AJjB0 mm 10-4 Linen Sheeting, Pillow-Case Linen, TogeOktr With a fine assortment or Table Linen, Damasks, Napkins, Huckabucs, cheaper than ever at Jun18. dtf LYMAN'S. COTTONl For Cheese Bandages, and Cheese Press Cloths. 40, 45, and 48 inch, wide, Together with LINEN STRAINER CLOTH, for sale Cheap at LYMAN'S. June 18.

TO 0HEESE-UAZERS. ((('YDi' COTTON, for Cheese Bandages. Also, UiUVV Ilnen strainer Ciotn, For sale at LYMAN'S. Hay 8. dfcwtf Domestics 5000 YDS.

Unbleached Sheetings 4.000 5,000 2,000 1000 ilooo 2,000 2000 1000 1,000 Bleached do. American Prints Ienims Riirtmg Stripes Ticking Crash Colored Cambrics Red and Bl ue Flannels Far's and Mec's Cassimercs Drillings, Corset Jeans, Paper Muslins, kc. The above Goods are just received, and are offered at the Lowest Market Prices. Merchants will find this stock in complete order and at prices that will compare favorably with other markets, with tho addition of freight. The attention of purchasers of the above goods, is invited, believing their interests may be benefitted.

Please Call and Examine. EDWARD LYMAN. May 9, 1862. Dress Goods and Silks, HE Largest Assortment, the Handsomest, the most desirable and the LATEST STYLE of DRESS GOODS and SILKS to be found in Burlington is at LTMAx'a All doubts will be removed upon examination of tho extensive stock. 3 CALL AND 8EE.

-C May 8. dtf New Goods! New Goods! XUST RECEIVED by Express, Black and fJ White Checked CHINA SILE, Black and White Checked Bonnet Plain Bonnet Silks ana Ribbons of all Colors. Also, a full assortment of RAGrLvANS AND JAOHTJTO, in both Plain and Plaid Cloths. Call and see, at May, 6th. dtf EDWARD BARLOW'S.

HEW STORE HEW STORE! CHEESE BANDAGE CLOW, for sale by EDWARD BARLOW. DEALER IX Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Church street Grenadine Veils BLUE, Brown, Drab and Green Grenadine Veils, received lasi night, at July 6. EDWARD BARLOW'S. CAMBRIC EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS, Cambric and Dimity Bands, Corsets, all sizes, Skirts all prices and kinds. Just received and for sale 43 by EDWARD BARLOW.

ILK MANTILLAS, at 43 EDWARD BARLOW'S. AH0THER LOT OF JEWELL'S. Something Kevy Again Decidedly the prettiest style ever brought to this market, At No. 2, Lieawenwortn BlocZx, COLLEGE STREE7, Burlington, Ft. rriHE latest styles and best Furniture always I on hand.

Purchasers at Wholesale or Retail will save money by examining my stock and prices. FuimrnJiiE of ajul kinb3. MIRRORS, MATTR ASSES, SPRING BEDS, PICTURE FRAMES, CABS, and everything else in the Furniture and Upholstery Line, at ffo9 Leavenworth Block, Burlington, mud at RICHMOND, VL JOSHUA JBITELLi W. H. S.

WHITCOIIB, Wocu be glad to see his friends at J. Jewell's, No Leavenworth Block, where he will be happy to show them a complete assortment of Furniture and Upholstery goods at the lowest prices. 33Uw The Circulating, Library. ARRANGEMENTS have been made to add all the best New soon ss published, to the Circulating Library, hereafter. Also, about psr- -c STAUDABD AUD lncOELLAHEOUO WORKS, Lately Published, within the next six months.

The best possible Inducements are now offered to Subscribers. Terms bnt Tear. Or, to those who do not subscribe, Ue cents a volume. Win cot the people of Burlington sustain a CIRCULATING LIBRARY. i Kept at H.

L. STORY'S Musks Store. Burlington, July 2lst, 1852. To IEorit. Recruiting Notice.

A BOUNTY will be given by the Citizens of Burlington, to all the residents of the Town of Burlington, who volunteer to fill up the Old Regiments now in the field, namely To a man with more than two children, under 16 years of age $175 To a man with one or two children, under 16 years of age, 100 To all others, 75 In this hour of our country's danger let all, who can, volunteer. The Recruiting Office, in the Town Hall, will be open daily until 9 o'clock, P. for the purpose of receiving Recruits. The above Bounty will be paid at the time of Enlistment. RUSSELL S.

TAFT, WM. G. SHAW, Selectmen. P. H.

CATLIN. Last Call. The Howard Guards have already recruited nearly sixty men. They are besieged with applications from some of the finest young men of the neighboring towns to join their company but they have decided to keep their ranks open for citizens of this town alone until this evening after which, if their ranks are not filled from Burlington, the Company will receive members from elsewhere. Young men of Burlington to-day is your last chance to enter this excellent Company.

War Meeting. In the absence of S. Adams, Chairman of the War Committee of Twenty, the meeting held last evening in the Town Hall was call ed to order by Henry Loomis, one of the Committee. Hon. George F.

Edmunds was called to the chair, and Wm. H. Hoyt, was elected Secretary. Wm. G.

Shaw, of the Committee, introduced the following Resolutions, making at the same time a few brief patriotic and pertinent remarks relative to the number of of men required of Burlington, and the number already furnished by her. Resolved, That we the citizens of Burlington, In public meeting assembled, are fully alive to the present emergency in the affairs of the nation, and will, to our utmost ability contribute both men and money for the salvation of our government, to which noble purpose we, as did our fathers of old, do pledge our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor. Resolved, That understanding that, after making due allowance for the proportion of troops already furnished by the town of Burlington, in response to the various calls for three years volunteers, made by the President, this town is still in want of about fifty volunteers to make up its fair quota of such troops, we will use every effort in our power to furnish that number of volunteers to enter the Vermont Regiments now in the field. Resolved, That for the purpose of raising such volunteers we do hereby offer the following bounties, to be paid upon the acceptance of each volunteer by the Selectmen after a careful medical inspection, viz to each married man, or widower, with more than two children under sixteen years of age, $125 to each married man or widower with one or two children under said age, $100; and to all other volunteers $76. Resolved, Thai for the purpose of raising the means to pay such bounties, we do hereby assess upon the grand list of this town for 1862, exclusive of polls, the sum of forty cents on the dollar, to be paid on demand, to the committee of assessment hereinafter named; and also that the sum of $2,000 in addition be equitably assessed upon all persons liable to be drafted, in proportion to their pecuniary ability, and the advantage they will respectively derive by avoiding a draft said sum of $2,000 to be paid as aforesaid.

Resolved, That Henry Loomis, Levcrett B. Englesby, John Van Sicklen, Mark B. Cathn, Henry Rolfe, and Ca-rolus Noyes, be appointed a committee to make and collect the assessments above provided for, and to pay out the same to such volunteers as shall be duly accept-by the (Selectmen. Resolved, That all such sums collected upon said assessments, as may not be expended for the bounties above mentioned, and the expenses necessarily attendant upon the business herein provided for, shall be ratably refunded to the several persons paying the same. Resolved, That all of us who are here present, pledge ourselves to pay our several assessments made in conformity to these resolutions and we do urge upon all who are not present to do likewise, as well for the honor of Burlington, as the preservation of our government.

Resolved, That we regard with the highest pride oar noble citizens who have so promptly and patriotically volunteered in response to the President's call for nine months militia men; that we shall ever cherish them in our hearts, and that, as they go forth to risk their lives for their country's honor, and salvation, our sympathies and prayers will accompany them and that in their absence upon the field of glory, we will tenderly care for their dear ones they leave behind, andcontrib- ue an weir necessities. After a brief discussion participated in by Messrs. G. W. Benedict, Underwood, Roberts, Noyes, Englesby, Styles and the Chairman, the Resolutions were unanimously passed.

E. W. Peck, then offered a bounty of fifty dollars additional to the first recruit enlisting during the meeting, and Hon. John Van Sicklin offered in addition the sum of twenty-five dollars, when Russell C. Munson, a young and patriotic wheelwright, stepped forward and declared he was the man.

Underwood then offered fifty dollars to the second recruit, accepted by Silas C. Isham. D. C. Linsley, making a similar offer for the third, and Mr.

Edmunds for tha foutb, brought forward Mr. John Wright and Mr. Samuel Somerville. Lawrence Barnes and Wm. G.

Shaw, Esqs, then made similar propositions for the fifth and sixth, but no one came forward to accept them. The meeting then adjourned in the best feeling. 7 i The Town Hall was densely crowded, and a fixed determination was visible on the countenances of all present to do everything possible to aid the government in the present contest with the rebels. Quota Completed. The following towns in Chittenden County have completed their quota of three years men Hinesburgh, Milton, Richmond, St.

George, Westford, Willis-ton. Dismissed. Rev. J. E.

Rankin, of the First Congregational Society of St Albans, was dismisfifed from his pastoral charge by an ec-clesistical council, recently held in that Tillage He goes to take charge of a church in Lowell, Mass. the regulars for which the town is not credited A Colored Company from Vermont. B. B. Newton, of St.

Albans, recently applied to Gov. Holbrook for recruiting papers for rais ing a company of colored men in Vermont. The -Governor declined granting his request on the ground that he had no power to do so. Mr. Newton however does not despair of yet carrying out his patriotic enterprise.

We can not believe that Gov. Holbrook will shrink from a responsibilitywbich Gov. Sprague fear lessly assumed. Let us ha a colored com pany from Vermont. St.

Albans, it is understood, can furnish 20 men' towards it. Grand Isle County Union Convention. At a very large mass Union Convention of the Freemen of Grand Isle Coanty, held at the Court House, in Nerth Hero, on the lGth the following nominations were made for County Officers in a committee of five from each town in the county, and unanimously confirmed by the Convention. lor Senator. William H.

Lyman, of Alburgh. For Assistant Judges. Lewis W. Sowles, of Alburgh. Dorus V.

Goodsell, of Isle La Motte. For Sheriff. Sereno G. Macomber. of Grand Isle.

Jbor Judge of Probate. Augustus Knight, of North Hero. For Slates1 Attorney. L. D.

Eldridge, of Alburgh. For High Bailiff. La Fayette Sowles, of Alburgh. Asa Reynolds of Alburgh, R. L.

Clark of Grand Isle, A. M. Kinney of South Hero, were appointed County Committee. Great harmony and good feeling seemed to prevail without distinction of former parties. WM.

H. LYMAN, Chairman. J. A. Chamberlin, Secretary.

Rapid Recruiting in New Orleans. An instance of rapid recruiting is furnished us by a member of the 8th Vt. Regiment now in Louisiana. A member of the Regiment while bathing in the river was drowned and a person to fill his place was recruited, uniformed and equipped, took his place in the ranks and shouldered arms before the poor soldier went down to his watery grave the third time. A Draw.

Dr. H. says that once we had shin-plasters for our currency that now we have sticking plasters, and that he expects before long our currency will advance to blister plasters. Dr. Edward O.

Porter of Cornwall is ap pointed Assistant Surgeon in the 11th Vermont Regiment. Recruiting Notice. BY virtue of an order (No. 10) issued by the Governor of the State of Vermont to tre Selectmen of the several towns to open Re cruiting Unices, we, the selectmen of the town of Colchester, hereby give notice that we will attend to the duties of the office on and after this date at the store of Messrs. Small Blos som.

Office hours from 8 o'clock A. to 9 o'clock P. M. E. W.

BAKER, J. B. SMALL, Selectmen. A.C. BROWNELL.

Colchester, Aug. 11th, 1862. Notice. ft 1HE LISTERS OF BURLINGTON, will I be present at the Selectmen's Office, to hear and determine all questions of exemp tion, arising from the enrollment of the able- bodied citizens ot the town of Burlington in accordance with General Order No. 11, on Thursday, the 21st day of August, A.

D. 1862, at 9 o'clock, A. M. L. B.

ENGLESBY! Listers. LUCIUS A. ISHAM I Aug. 14, 1862. d6tw2t STATE OF VERMONT.

Quarter Master Gexrral's Brattleboro, Aug. 18, 1862. QEALED PROPOSALS will be received by KJ me unuereignea at mis omce, until 12 o'clock M. on Monday, the 25th for the making of 4,898 Infant ry FT08K u)aw, pairs or Tr owners, cloth and trim mings 10 i luruiHueu oj we state. The making will be subject to inspection, and most conform in aU respects to the Sealed Army Patterns deposited in this office a just and rigid comparison will be made between the making and the samples.

Proposals will be received for the making up of any part, or the whole of the above articles- The Coats and Trowsers are required to be made within twenty days from date of award of contract. The right is reserved by the Quarter Master General to accept any part or the whole of a bid offer.ed, or to reject the bids in whole or in part, as the interests of the State in his opinion may require. Each proposal must be signed by the in dividual or firm making it, and be accompanied by a satisfactory guarantee that the bidder will execute a contract, with good and sufficient bond, if his bid be accepted. Proposals unaccompanied with satisfactory guarantee will not be considered, and contracts win be awarded only to established manufacturers. GEO.

F. DAVB. dtAug25 Quarter Master General. Select School. MISS C.

REYNOLDS will commence her Fall term on the 18th day of August. School room in the vestry of the First Methodist Church, on White Street. Burlington, Aug. 9, 1862. d2w LD NEWSPAPERS for wrapping paper can De oDiainea at the Tncxs omce, by tne hundred HARPER'S Magazine for August.

PETERSON'S HOME Received and for sale by E. A. FULLER. July 17, 1862. ISTETW BOOZS.

BROWNLOW'S BOOK." ij America before Europe," by Count Aginor de Gasparin. Barchester Towers," by Anthony Trollope. Barren Honour," bylthe author 44 Guy Livingstone." Friends in Council," by Arthur Helps. For sale by C. O.

FRENCH CO. July 16, 1862. TUST Received and for Sale by E. A. FULLER.

July 15,1862. ISTEW BOOZS. "-DARSON BROWNLOW'S BOOK," America before Europe. Principles and Interest," by Count Agenor de Gasparin. Reeeived and for silo by E.

A. FULLER. SOLDIER'S PORTFOLIOS. A GOOD supply of Soldier's Portfolios. Also Pocket Inkstands, just received and for solo cheap, by June 25.

E. A. FULLER. CARD PORTRAITS. OF Distinguished National Characters, for PhotoeraDhic Albums.

One hundred varieties for sale at 10c. each, by v. v. miscii KAJ. May 31.

Ballads of tlie "yar. A SERIES of Pictorial Lyrics. Magnificently Illustrated from Original Drawings by the Best Artists. Published Monthly. Forming when complete an ILLTJSTEATED POETICAL SOUVEJTIB of every event in the present most important Struggle in the History of this Great Nation, part II, entitled cc SUMTER," Now Ready.

The Illustrations in which have been submitted to and approved by Gen. Anderson. Single Parts, (Monthly) zscts. The Whole Work, (25 Parts) if paid in advance 5 ,09 ALSO, Cassella' Illustrated Family Bible. Commencement of the Publication of the New Testa ment.

The first number of the NEW TESTAMENT will be published on the 20th Jrsx. and will be continued monthly thereafter with the same regularity and excellence of illustration as heretofore. Back numbers of all the works always on hand. Liberal terms to the trade, Clubs, and Canvassers. Apply to JVOX KUiJINS, P.

O. Box, 3,940 37 Park Row. N. Y. zda asw NEW BOOKS.

aTVTORTHAMERICA" b7 Anthony Trol- lope. "Students Abroad," by Kimball. "Love's Labor Won," by Mrs. D. E.

N. Southworth. Received at the Church Street Bookstore, by E. A. FULLER.

Juno 28. EXTRA Linen Note paper, For sale by O. O. FRENCH CO. CE Legal paper, At C.

0. FRENCH TjTXTRA-THICK white Envelopes, IJ For sale at C. O. FRENCH GOOD Business Envelopes, At CO. FRENCH GOLD.

Steel, and Quill Pens, For sale at C. O. FRENCH ft JOPYTNG Presses, C. O. FRENCH CO.

ANKER'S Cases, At CO. FRENCH ft fORTFOLIOS, 1 For sale at C. O. FRENCH ft I RAVELING Writing Cases, JL For sale by C. O.

FRENCH ft CO. Great French Novel 4fcT ES MISERABLES." By Victor Hugo. Just re- a ceivea oy C. O. FRENCH ft CO.

June 3 dfcw CHOOL Books of all kinds For sale at O. FRENCH ft NE Letter and Cap paper, Just receivedby u. fkench ft CO. New War Map of Virginia. CONTAINING every Town in the State.

Price 25 cents. Just received and for sale at HUNTINGTON'S. July 26,1862. PARSON BROWNLOW, EDWIN BROTHERTOFT. AMONG THE PINES.

And New Books received weekly and for Sale at the lowest rates, July 24, 1862. at HUNTINGTON'S. Atlantic Monthly, TTIOR AUGUST, received and for sale at Burlington, July 19. HUNTINGTON'S. MAGAZINES FOR AUGUGT.

ARPER'S Monthly. GODETS LADIES' BOOK. PETERSON'S NATIONAL. Received and for sale at HUNTINGTON'S July 17,1862. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBTJ1I3.

A VARIETY of Styles, for sale at HUNTINGTON'S June 5, 1862. Book Store. liiuyui IU every case, immediate and permanent relief. We have iuu wuum-ucB in us Dealing qualities, ana would recommend It to all who ara ftmir.tnd with tti diseases, as one of the safest and best medicines ever Market Boston HENRY A. FULLER.

18 So. Market Boston W. 1L ALLEN. ovBtuu, r-n ITON UOStOn. Capt.

CHAS. G. DOLLIVER. Boston SAMUEL WALES! City Hotel, Boston C. KIRMKS, 216 Washington Boston HENRY D.

GARDINER, Webster East Bos ton GEO. H. PLUMMER, 1 Maverick East Boston ABRAM WEEKS, Webster St. East Boston. TU Rkevmatic and Neuralgia Compound hat been tak en vw hundreds or nenauM for Srmftii.

great beneU. PHUTCIPAL DEPOT, HO. 1 SALES COS. TC-I, XXAC3. Wholesale Agents for New York, MACY JENKINS, 67 LIBERTY 8TREE7F, For sale bv SDOthecariea renerallv (hmnhAni ik United States.

None genuine nnless signed by CHAS F. GARDINER. 7 Sept. 23, 180I. dawly THE GREAT INDIAN REZXEDY FOIl FBI 0.

DR. MATTISON'S INDIAN EMMENAGOGDE. This celebrated Female Medicine, possessing virtues unknown of anything else or the kind, and proving effectual after all others have failed. Is designed for both married and tingle ladies, and is the very best thing known for the purpose, as it will bring on the monthly sickness In cases of obstruction, after all other remedies of the kind have been tried In vain. OVER 2000 BOTTLES have now been I sold without asingtefaUure when taken L.

as directed, and without the least ln- 1 ry to health in any ease. 49-11 Is put up In bottles of three different strengths, with fkill tipMtlnna tnm ti at riff mnA unl w.lVIMi WV.MQ, WWW WW by Express, closely sealed, to all parts of tfcs coon try. ra-PKICESr-Full Strength, 10; Half Quarter Strength, (3 par bottle. REMEMBER This medicine is designed empresslf for ossmrATC OASBB, mMc all other remedies of the kind htm failed to cure aleothat it it warranted at vest ustect uu price wtu refunded. JC3-E2WARS OF IMITATIONS I None genuine sad warranted nnless purchased direct! of Dr.

U. at his RX-MEDIAL INSTITUTE! for SPECIAL blSZASSS, No. 0 Union street, Providence, B. I. S3specialty embraces all diseases of a Priemte nature both of MEN and WOMEN, by a regularly educated physician of twenty years' practice, giving his whole aUmtian to them.

X3Coasulta4loas, by letter or otherwise are strictly confidential, and Medicines will be sent by to all parts of the United States. Also, accommodations for Ladies from abroad, wishing for a secure and quiet RSTRXAT, sad good care, until restored to health. CAUTION It has been estimated that ovsr Twe Hundred thousand ZtoUort are paid to swindling quacks annually, In New England alone, without on henefU to those who pay it. All this oomee from trusting, inquiry, to men who are alike destitute of honor, char acter. sod skill, and whose only recommendation Is thsfi ft mm si snr mtn awn A awt mat-mra.

mat tr Sen ssskisvst a 4 1 nm mereiore, you wooio avoia oemg humimcgea, take no man's word, no matter what hit pretensions art, bat hakk it will cost Botning, ana may save you many regrets; for, ss advertising physicians, in nine cases out of ten are bogus, there Is no safety In trusting any of them, unless you know who and what they are. CDr.U. will send ft ee. uy enclosing one stamp as above, a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, sad oa Private Diseases generally, giving full Information, with ike most undoubted references and testimonials, without wbkch.no advertising physician or medicine of the kind Is deserving of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER. jCyOrders by mail promptly sttsnded to.

Writs your sddress plainly and direct to Da. II. N. MATTC30N, as above. scsdawly H0T7L03T! HW EE3T0EED Surf a Sealed Bwedopt.

Price Si Cents A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT. AND Radical cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, sad Impediments to ZIarriae generally, Nervousness. Conxsmp. tion. Epilepsy sad Fits, Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self Abuse, By Rosr.

J. Cclvbb-wbu, M. Author of the Green Both, sic. "AEsta to TfcpTTT 1 cf CaTartra," Sent nnder seal, in a plain envelops, to say addYsss, paid, oa receipt of six cents, or two posts- sumps, by Dr. CI.

J. C.EUN2, 117 Bowery, Newlork, Post OSos Cos, UZi. Aug.T dJrwSm OLAinifl! EGAL BLANKS coruistiasr of PeUticss Aj for Foreclosure, note sad Osnsrsl Counts, and Look Account, are now ready and for sal at the TorssOSc. March, 9,182 tfstwtT JUSTICES 0HDEH3 FOR Sale at the TIMS OFFICE mHE SbcV in Concert Halt Building, next 1 north ofue Omcs of iu Rorlmgtoa Sentinel, re cently occupied by E. M.

Payn, GssssaHh. WM.G.83AW. "Burlington, April 14, 1M2. dtf 'I..