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THK DAILY MES, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 25, 1862. it i gaoks ani JJtatwntrj. Jatty Mmt A NEWMTJSIO. SONGS. TTURRAH for the Uth, (Bendelari) 50 cts JUL Tribute to Ellsworth, (Webster) Jeff Davis' Dream, (Covert) Uncle Joe's Hah Columbia, a comic song by the author of iogdom Coming." 25 cts INST MENTAL.

Roxbury Horse Guards (Quickstep, Weber, 50 cts Forty-Fourth Regiment Baumbach, Gen. McClellan's Grand Mnr Papillons ct Fleurs, Eggbard. 40 cts Carollings at Morn, T. Badarzewska Je tai e'eoute, (I have foun bee,) 25 cts Rondeau Favorite, easy. Hunten, 15 cts Contraband Waltz anil Skedaddle" Grand March two pieces printed in a new style, the nott-s being formed of little 05 cts The above is the bust and latest music published.

Music sent by mail post paid, cn receipt of the retail price. L. STORY. Burlington, November 1,1862. 142 LIFE, FIRE AND MINE I NSDBANC i Home Insurance Company OF NEW YORK Capital, $1,000,000 Lamar Fire Insurance Company OF NEW YORK Capital, $300,000.

JEtnn Insurance Company OF HARTFORD, Ct. Capital, $1 ,500,000 Connecticut Fire Insurance Company. OF HARTFORD, Cr. Capital, $200,000 Phoenix Insurance Company OF HARTFORD, Capital, $400,000 North Western Insurance Company OF OSWEGO, N. Y.

Capital, $150,000 Western Insurance Company. OF PITTSFIELD, Mass $150 ,000 Charter Oalc Life Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, Ct. Capital, $200,000 Surplus, $400,000. New York Life Insurance Company. Assbtts, $2,140,767 Policies issued in the foregoing first class Companies, and losses equitably adjustedjuid promptly paid by the undersigned.

WJBES HKALD, Agents. 123dly npHE GREAT ITALIAN REMEDY JL "For the cure of DIPTHERIA, SCARLET FEVER, ERYSIPELAS, AND SORE THROAT3. These diseases hare been proved to be diseases of the blood, as well as local inflamations and the GREATEST SUCCESS Has been attained by the use of this remedy. It is also perfectly safe, can be given to the most de licate Infant. No family should be without a bottle of mis meaicine.

WARRANTED TO CURE. PRICE 25 CENTS. Manufactured by POND HORSE, Druggists, Rutland, Vt. For Sale by J. W.

ROBY Burlington. FALL ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING MONDAY, NOV 3, '62. nnHE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMERS OF THE JL Champlam Transportation Company, UNITED STATES, Capt. Wm.

Awdersox, CANADA. Capt. Wx. H. Flagg, BOSTON, Capt.

Hubt Mato Will bum as follows, until further orders GOING NORTH. Daily Link Leave Whitehall daily, (Sundays except- at iu.d a. upon arrival or me cars rrom Troy Albany and Buffalo, reaching Burlington at 4.30 P.M. and Rouse's Point at 8.45 P. M.

making direct connec tion witn tne uars ror ugacnsDurg and arriving at Montreal same evening. GOING 80UTH. Night Lnre. Leave Rouse's Point daily, (except Saturdays and Sundays,) at 6 on arrival of train from Montreal and Ogdensburgh, arriving at Burlington 9.30 P.M., and reaching Whitehall at 4,30 A.M., in time for Express Train reaching New York at 2 PM, the only line connecting with the Hudson Riyer Day Boat from Albany at 9 A. reaching New York at 6 P.

M. and Buffalo and Suspension Bridge at 8 P. M. On Saturdays the steamer United States will leave Rouses Point at 6 A and Burlington 10 A reaching Whitehall at 4,30 intirae for trains connecting with Night Boats on Hudson River, and Express trains for the West. Both lines will be run each way via Port Kent and Plattsburgb, except Saturdays.

FERRY The steamer Boston, Captain Henry Mayo, leaves Burlington daily at 9,30 A and Plattsburgb daily at 12,30 M. Leaves Burlington Saturdays at 9,30 A and 5PM; leaves Pittsburgh Saturdays at 12,30 and 7 PM. jay Wednesdays and Thursdays a trip will be made to Grand Isle, leaving Pittsburgh at 11,30 AM. Passengers by taking THE STEAMBOAT LINE will avoid the annoyance of dust and impure air of Cars during the heat of tbe day will make close connections with all the trains of the different Roads, on thepas-sage between Whitehall and Rouse's Point will have an extensive view of the beautiful Scenery of the Lake the AdirondacksofNew York, and the Green Mountains of Vt. will pass near the old forts of Crown Point and Ti-conderoga, the Islands, and many other points of interest and celebrity in the history of the last war.

FARE AS LOW AS BY ANT OTHER ROUTE. BERTHS FREE-THROUGH TICKETS by this Line, between the principal places in the Northern States, can be procured it the Ticket Offices of the Railroads. Company's Office. American Hotel, Burlington, Yt. H.

Tracy, 68 Commissioner Street, Montreal. M. Canfleld, Pier 15. foot Liberty Street, N. Y.

Hudson River R. R. Offices, New York. Rens, Sar. Rail Road Office, Union Depot, Troy.

N. Y. Central Depot, Albany. On board Lake Champlain Steamers. On board Hudson River steamers On board Lake Ontario steamers.

Baggage checked through. Passengers and baggage will be transported from Cars to Boats from the Depots at Burlington, fS" free of Charge. Treigbt taken at tbe lowest rates. THOS. H.

CANFIELD, uen'l No. 3, American Block, Burlington, Vt. t. S.H.DAVIS, Attorney and Agent for tbe Prosecution ot Clams against the State and United States, for Widows' and Invalids' Pensions, Bounties, and arrears of pay due soldiers or their heirs. Applications.by mail will receive prompt attention.

RICHMOND, VT. 152daw3m 23 Siu feo Magazines for December. ME. DEMOREST'S Mirror of Fashions Godey's Magazine Peterson's Continental Ballou's Received by E. A.

FULLER- Godey's Lady's Boole OR DECEMBER, received at HUNTINGTON o. November 18, 1862. DOOKO. DOOKO. LARK'S Commentary, 8 royal sheep Comprehensive 6 HUdreth's United States, 8 8vo.

cloth Bancroft's inued states, 9 Washington Irving, 21 8vo. 41 Charles Lamb, 4 Bayard Taylor Complete wf rks, Alison's Europe, 3 vols. 8vo. sheep Dutch Repuoiic, 3 Hopkins' Queen Dizabeth and the Puritans, 3 vols, cloth. Thes, and many more valuable Books, purchased when Books were Cheap, will now be sold at old prices.

with all other miscellaneous Stock purchased at old prices. Call whiio tney are going remember tbe advance on paper, ana buy while you can at old prices. S. HUNTINGTON. Burlington, Nov.

13, 1862. mnE Enelish Language and its Early Literature." oy ueorge v. uarsn. Life and Letters of Washington Irving," Volume 2d, Miriam," by Marian Uarland. Democracy in America," by De Tocqueville.

Slave Power," by Cuirncs. Eyes and by H. W. Beecher. Stars and Stripes in Rebeldom." lbe Lady's Almanacfor 1863." Received and for sale by E.

A. FULLER. BOOKS. Aunu Cyclopedia for 1891. embracing Politi cal, Civil, Military and Social Afltirs Public Documents, Biography, Statistics, Commerce, Finatce Literature.

Science, Agriculture and Mechanical In a us try. Published by D. Appleton New York. Subs riptions received in Burlington, Vt, by 149 E. A.

DULLER. Lectures on Moral Science. DELIVERED before the Lowell Institute, Boston, by Mark Hopkins, D.D. LL. D.

Andree De Taverney," by Alexander Dumas. The Northern Colonies," by Jacob Abbott. The Poor Girl and True Woman A book for Girls. The Riverdale Story Books, for Young Folks, by uitTer uptics vt vois. iteceivea ana ror sale by E.

A. FULLER. Builington, Nov. 8,1882. 149 COUNTRY Living and Country Thinking.

Thirteen Montis in the Rebel Army; by an o-presscd New Yorker. Like and Unlike by A. S. Roe. For sale by C.

O. FRENCH CO October 13. Photographic TUST RECEIVED, very large variety of rs rnotograpntc Aioums prices rrom 87 cents to If at FULLER'S. Diaries for 1803. A LARGE assortment of Diaries for 1883, received XI.

ana ior saie auap, oy E. A FULLER. FZXOTOORAPZZIO AX.BUXSS. A LARGE VARIETY, and of handsome styles. Just XV receivea ana ror sate at CHAKLK3 MILLER'S.

Allen's Block. October 14. JEAN VALJEAN. by Victor Hugo. Game Fish of the North.

Out of his Head, by T. B. Aldricb. New Gymnastics, for Men, Women, and Children. Tax Payers Manual.

also. STAMP DUTIES A Card exhibiting In tabular form au tne s-iamp Duties under the Excise Law. For sale by C. O. FRENCH CO.

October 18. dw EYES AND EARS, by II. W. Beecher. Stars idid Stripes in Rebeldom.

Holmes' Poems, new edition. Undercurrents, sixth edition. Slave Power. C. O.

FRENCH ft CO. Diaries for 1863. A LARGE variety of Diaries for 1863, for JL Jl. saie oy daw C. O.

FRENCH ft CO Photographic Albums. NEW LOT received and for sale by C. O. FRENCH ft CO. dlw Soldier's Port Folios.

A Fresh supply of Soldier's Port Folios. juat receivea ua ior saie or E. A. FULLER. September IT, 1M2.

OLD NEWSPAPERS for wrapping papei can be obtnwi the Tons oa" tbe hundred JjVNE Letter and Cap paper, Just received by C. O. FRENCH ft CO OOD Business Envelopes, At U. O. FRENCH ft CO.

'8. To Students of French. ES MISERABLES. bv Victor Tin -i Fmrcs, for sale by lzuW C. O.

FRENCH ft CO. To County Commissioners Town Agents Charles BacUman IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES, RUMS. GINS, WINES, ftc, AM DKAUERS VI Fine Old Bourbon and Rjre Whiskeys. No. 83 Front Street, New York.

CHARLKS BACKMJlX WJf.W. DREW WX. H. KRWDT REMOVED REOPENED. SUPERIOR Ambrotvpes Lettergraphs.

AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, TAKE AT TWE 33 a Ambrotype Saloon. PLEASE GALL ADD EXAIHUE OFEdj IUE1T8. Bank Sired, BvriZzUm, VU RES3 GOODS. Delaios A Prists, aba few cheiee Cournlsg Goods, fca reotrrod bjr TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 25, 1862.

Mr. Young's Resignation. The followiDg is the letter ot Mr. Young, resigning the office of Town Superintendent of Common Schools. The zealous spirit and the fidelity with which he discharged the duties of tbat office, and the success which attended his efforts, are appreciated by his fellow-citizens, and have been recognized in the most convincing way by repeate i elections to the position To the Selectmen of Burlington, Vt.

My Dear Sirs I have delayed already too long to yield into your hands the office which I bold, of Town Superintendent of Common Schools, and to ask you to excuse me from lurther service by appointing my successor. I hoped to have discharged the duties of the office until the close of the present municipal year, but circumstances connected with an intended removal from town will not allow me to do so. Permit me, through you and the public press, heartily to thank my fellow citizens for their expressions of respect and confidence, annually renewed to me for nine years, by making me their choice for an office so worthy and responsible as that of Superintendent of Public Instruction. Their approbation was I asked in other ways my services have been wholly unselfish and gratuitous. For let me say, that I am not aware that the office has of any pecuniary advantage to me to the amount of a mill.

Every dollar I have received of compensation, which the law allows not to exceed twice number of school districts, has been spent for the benefit of the schools and other dollars besides. All I have done has been freely given. You will allow me to remind you of the great importance of immediately filling the office made vacant by the reception of this note. With a lively interest in whatever pertains to the common schools of Burlington, which many pleasant memories will long keep awake, and again thanking a generous public for their kindly appreciation of my very imperfect services, I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, Joshua Young. Cambridge, Nov.

12, 1862. Returning. '-Lieut. Chas. French will leave here for Washington, this evening, with forty men, recruits and convalescents, for the regiments now in the field.

Death. Lieut. Howard, from Randolph, of the Nortbfield company, 12th regiment, died in hospital, on Friday, tbe 21st inst. Razeed. The Franklin County Herald has contracted itself in size, by one column on each page, to counteract the expansion in the price of paper.

Assistant Surgeons. Dr. A. T. Woodward, and Dr.

L. D. Harlow, of this state, have been appointed Assistant Surgeons of Volunteers in the War Department. Drowned. James Kitts, a laborer, fell from the dock near the planing mill Monday night about 8 o'clock and was drowned.

He had been at work on a boat whose position had been changed, without his knowledge, and it i conjectured that he supposed he was about to step upon the boat when he was precipi tated into the lake. The Seized Muskets. The Troy Times sajs tbe muskets, which were seized here and elsewhere recently directed.to Quebeo, were regularly passed by the New York Custom House. Instructions have now been received by the different railroad companies, to forward the muskets to the frontier. They will be retained in the Custom House at Rousis Point, until an adjudication takes place.

Death of an Editor. Mr. David Kinnear, for many years the senior editor and proprietor of the Montreal Herald, died on Friday, Nov. 21, after a long illness, from dysentery. He was born in Edinburgh in 1807.

He was the son of Mr. Kinnear, the celebrated Scottish banker, and studied for the Scottish Bar, to which he was admitted as a member, but he never followed the profession. He was a man of great information and an able writer. His earlier political opinions were conservative, but latterly have been liberal. The Herald has been decidedly inclined to favor the national cause since the opening of our civil war.

Goblets. Goblets. FROM AUCTION. 100 Doz. Goblets at prices from $1.75 to $2 60 ner now worth $2.50 to $4,00.

Call at China Hall, No. 150 Church Street, and secure the great bargains. Burlington, Nov. 21,1862. S' Britannia Ware.

A LARGE lot of Tea and Coffee Pots, also Casior frames made from heavy rolled Britannia, which were purchased before the rise and Will be sold at the old prices Rttowv China Hall, No 150 Chnrch Street. ADIES AND MISSES' Rubber Boots just received at PROUTY'3. Rubber BooU just received at PROUTY'3. i OF NEW GOODS, THIS DAY AT THE CLOAKS AND SHAWLS. THE largest stock in tbe State, of the very best make.

We are offering them within the reach of all. FALL AND WINTER DQO00 ioQsao, THE CHOICE OF THE SEASON. French Reps, Empress' Cloths, Satin de Ihenes. and Mohairs, Very scarce and desirable Goods, the best lot we shall prooaoiy nave wis ecubvu. HEW MERINO III CHOICE COLORS.

A larflre lot of nlain flmired. Reps, Mohairs, De Lain and Merino Plaids, just opened. We shall offer them at the old price, 25 cents. Now is the time to secure them ror the same gooas will De worm cems iuu twenty days. MOURNING GOODS Df GREAf VARIXTT.

One case Dark Prints fast colors, for one shilling. They will soon be worth 20 cents. Bleached and Brown Cotton Flannels, excellent quality Bleached and Brown Cottons, for one shilling. FANCY SHIRTING FLM1ELS, NEW PATTERNS. Ladies and Childrens' Balmoral Skirts.

OVER THIKTT STYLES. In a word the Largest Stock of GDAOOIIADCiD CC0C3 To be found, can be seen at tbe BEE HIVE. Everything is on the Advance Now is tbe Tice to Day. BEE HIYE, Corner Church and College Streets, Durlington. JAMES PECK.

November 13th, 1862. daw Domestics 5000 YDS. Unbleached Sheetings Bleached do. 44 American Prints Denims Shirting Stripes Ticking Crash; Colored Cambrics Red and Blue Flannels 4.000 5,000 2,000 1000 1.000 2,000 2000 1000 LO00 Drillinra. Corant Jaai-i Pa nor IfnaKna l- 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 the 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.

dtf WHITE FLANNEL. OPERA FLANNEL, HEAVY RED, WHITE, BLUE and GRAY TWILLED FLANNELS. A186, An assortment of PUTS CASHHEBE WOOLEU TABU, in small ftkeiim. all mlnrn just receivea ana ror sale by M-dtf. EDWARD BARLOW.

XXondaj, Aug. 4, 1SS2. "DUST RECEIVED, a New Lot of double-fj faced Black Silks, Plaid Shawls, Alexandre's Kid Gloves, Drab and Purple Veils, Pearl Fans, See, ftc, tar At the Corner Store LYMAN'S. dtf HOUSE-KEEPIHG 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 4-4 do do 10-4 Linen Sheeting, 5-4 Pillow-Case Linen, lojfiher With a fine assortment of Table Linen, Damasks, Napkins, Huckabuca, cheaper than ever at Juno 18.

dtf LYMAN'S. Dress oods and Willis. HE Largest Assortment, tbe Handsomest, the most aesirauie ana iae LATEST STYLE of DRESS GOODS and SILKS to be found in Burlington is at Lymax's. All doubts will be removed apon examination of the extensive stock. CALL AND SEE.

May 8. dtf Woolen Yarn. Am Brown, Mixed. Scarlet, Random ww Yarn, just received and for sale by Aug. 30 EDWARD BARLOW Grey Flannel.

HEAVY twilled Grey Flannel, suitable for Soldiers' Shirts, for sale by Aug. 30. EDWARD BARLOW. New Goodo. GLOAKS, SHAWLS, and Balmoral Skirts, A large assortment Just received by 14Tdtf EDWARD BAOw.

SHIRTING styles and aiial 14itr I -J 4 DR. SWEET'S Infallible Liniment, TUB GREAT EXTLRXAL REMEDY. lor Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Lumbago, iXijr Aeck awl Joints, sprains, Jsruiscs, Cuts uml Wouiuls, Piles, Headache, and all Rtouuvttic aial Ncr vous Disonlers. Sr Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, The great natural bone-settor. Dr Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, Is knom all over the United states.

Sr Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, the author of" Dr, Sweet's Infallible "Dr Swee's Infallible Liniment Cures Rheumatism and never falls, Dr Sweet'sInfallible Liniment Is a remedy for Neuralgia. Dr Sweet's InfaUihle Liniment Cures Burns and ScalJs Dr Sweet's InfaUihle. Liniment Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Bruises. Dr Sweet's InfaUihle Liniment Cures Headache immediately and was never known to fail. Dr Sweet's InfaUihle Liniment Affords Immediate relief for Piles, and seldom tails te cure.

Dr 8weet's InfaUihle Liniment Cures Toothache in one minute. Dr Sweet's Infallible Liniment Cures Cuts and wounds Immediately and leaves no scar. Dr Sweet's InfaUihle Liniment Is the best remedy for sores In tho known world. Dr Sweet's InfaUihle liniment Has been usod by more than a million of people, an4 mu praise n. Dr Sweet's InfaUihle Liniment truly a friend In need," and every family'should Dr Sweet's InfalUhle Liniment Is lor sale by all Druggists.

Price cents RICHARDSON A CO Sols Proprietors, Norwich, a. For sale by all Dealers. daweow THE GREAT IHDIAN nCUDDT POIl FDIIALE3. DR. MATT1S0N'8 INDIAN IUUKNAG0Q0S This oslsbrated Female tfediotM, pes sessinf virtues nnknown of else or tbe kind, and provinf eootaa afur all others bare failed.

Is designed for both married and tingle Uutim, and is tbe very best thing known for tbe purpose, as It will bring on tbe sickness in cases of obstrnetien, after other remedies of the kind harem tried In vain. OVER 2000 BOTTLES have now been sold without asinoUfaUxart when take without tbe least lns io neaiin in any com. tyu is PM Domes or three different strengths, full directions for nstnt. and sent by Express, closely sealed, to all parts of tbe country. PRICES, Full strength.

SIO: Half Strength. Is-. Maarier Dirrnina, er owine. REMEMBER I is medicine i desimed eaprmty for OBffnxiTi cakes, which all other remedies of the IrUtdhim failed to cure alsothat it is warranted as nji msntti at Tear RwrECT, or the price will be rrfunded. 4BEWARE OF IMITATIONS I None gennlne and warranted unless purchased directly of Dr.

M. at his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. SS Union street, Providence, R. I. Thn specialty embrtct-u all diseases of a Private nature both of MEN and WOMEN, by a regularly educated physician of twenty years' practice, giving bis whole attention to tbem.

Jr9-ConsulUllons, by letter or otherwise are strictly confidential, and Medicines will be sent by Express, secure from observation, to all parte of tbe United Mates. Also, accommodations for Ladies from abroad, wishing for a secure and quiet RETREAT, and food care, until restored to health. CAUTION It has been estimated that over two Aim dred Thousand Dollars paid to swindling quacks annually, in New England alone, without any benefit IO those who pay It. All this comes from trusting, wi'hcut inquiry, to men who are alike destitute of honor, character, and skill, and whose only recommendation Is their own false and extravagant assertions, in praise of themselves. If, therefore, you would avoid being kumbugyed take no man's word, no matter what his pretentions art', but MAKE INQUIRY; It will cost nothing, and may save you many regrets; for, as advertising physietaas, In nine cases out of ten are bogus, there Is no safety la trusting any of them, unless you know tone and tones' they are.

M. wlllsendre. enclosing one stamp as above, a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF Private Diseases generally, giving full information, with the moet undoubted references and testimonials, without which io advertising physician, or medicine or the kind Is deserving of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER. S-Ordrs by mail promptly attended to. Write a a.

An your address plainly and direct to Da. H. N. MATTEON, as above. SOSdftwly DR.

MARSUALX'S Headache Oatairrh a 1ST TJ 3T 3T THIS SNUFF has thoroughly prored its to be tho best article ever known for earing the Catarrh, Cold In the Head, and the He dache. It has oeen roona an exceuent remedy tn many ases or Bore Eyes. Deafness has been removed by Hearing has been greatly Improved by Its use. 't purees out al obstructions, strengthens the glands and gives a healthy action to tbe parts aflected. It is recommended by many of tbe best physicians, and Is used with great satisfaction everywhere.

March IT. 1802. dAwly To Consumptives. fTIIE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having sutler ed several years with a severe lung aflfeo tion. and that dread disease, Consumption Is anxious to make known to bis fcllow-sunerers the means of cure.

To all who desire it, be will send a copy of tbe prescription used (free of charge) with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will and a seas cries for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, fto The only object of the advertiser In sending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread Informs, tion which he conceives to be Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try bis remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing tbe prescription will please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Willlamsburrh, Kings County, New York. t-d4twtB HAIR CUTTING, Shaving and Shampooing.

FTUIE Subscriber having taken roota la tbe JL basement of tbe Town Call, eppecSto Peck's New Bock, Kala Street; Is prepared to execute rv tbicy la tbe tomoual line, la GOOD ETYLC, and and hopes by strict attentloa to bess aad rseaoaable charges to receive a Uheral ratrescrs. 4. SrACZDCilD, Cached Ciw rd Crtel 5 try Lupin with To Rent. THE Shop in Concert Hall Building, next north of tbe Omoe of um )urllngton Sentinel, recently occupied by E. M.

Payn, Gunsmith. WM.G. SHAW. CwliBiton, April 1832. dtf i 1 i 1 A-f( 1 1 r.t' i.