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THK DAILY PTiW6rMl'A'icR Pcrpctual Mono. We batT tbe pleasure 1 1 juana.aii Booth S.T. Psraont ef sedentary habits troubled with wv. By the antbor of the Uentle SCENES and Thoughts Europe, ky George B. 4kl vert, author of "The Gentleman." Justiesshret by v.

v. JKtNCH ntutw wt. uunh College St. New Book. oa tbe Rebel Invuion of Maryland sat Peaa jjl sylvaniaand the Battle of Gettysburg, with aa explanatory map, by M.

Jacobs. The Bugle Call. beautiful collection of eh ok. Musio set te pat riotic songs and designed for he use of all loyal people, by Geo. F.

Boot. For sal dUNTTNGTONU. Jan. 18, 1884 OLD PAPER. a CASH PAID FOR DLD NEWSPAPERS, old books, and all kinds of old nrlntod naner or writing paper for a short time at tht tiiwu a Tikis Oma.

NEWBOOKS. TBE Schonberg Cotta Family, by two of themselves, Tbe Culprit Fay, a Poem by Rodman Drake, In War lim anew Poem by ft hitner. For sale HUNTINGTON'S. Dec. 28,1863.

Holiday Books. TIE Artist's Edition of the Sketch Book. Christmas Poems and Pictures. Allegro and II Penseroeo. Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

Rip Van Winkle. The Vagabonds. Gertrude of Wyoming, 1 And others, ail elegantly illustrated Tor sale by 184daw a FRENCH ft CO. BOOKS, BIBLE Dictionary, 8 by Dr. Wm.

Smith. Life and correspondence of Theo. Parker, vols. The Perfect Gentleman, or Etiquet and Diary from Nobember 1861 to Oct. 1863, by Gurewsk.

Tares Months in tbe southern States, by Lieut. CoL Forsaleby E. A. FULLER. Feb.

U. daw Save time and purchasing of the subscriber, who is now manu- iaciurmg ana preparea to lurnlsu to order House Finishing Materials Of all Kinds, Such as SASH, DOORS, Window and Door Frames and Oasings, Architraves, 'S-Mouldings i and Brackets Of every description. i Planing, Sawing, Taming fc Seniliiwiig done to order. Plans and Egtimates Persons In want of any of the above articles would do well to call and examine work and prices. Factory corner of Church and Main Streets, Burling-' ton, Vermont.

jj3daw6m C. W. C. PATTEE. Grand Closing Out AT THE NEW YORK BONNET STORE FOR THE NEXT THIRTY 3D I shall offer my entire stock of Millinery 6oods for fall and winter's wear greatly reduced prices.

An early call will secure ins CENTRAL BLOCK, First door above Chin Ball, i a 8. BHOWM.i January 8, 188. r. daw CROCKERY, Just opened a splendid pattern of English wars, LILY OF THE POND. 1 which will be sold at tbe same prices as were made before the rise of goMv.

jr rflr -frt Constantly on hand a full supply of tne LILY OF THE VALLEY. REMEMBER, Central Block. .1 (i S. 8. January 8, 1864.

daw. Smile was on her llp Health was in her tep, and in her hand Dr. Boyce's Tonic Bitters. OR. BOYCE'S TONIC BITTERS a sy l4 of examining yesterday tbe "Perpetual Motion" machine invented by W.

Leach, of South Troy, VL, which has elicited so much comment and curiosity In tbe northwestern part of the State. Tbe machine was the result ot some five of labor and experiment on tbe part of itt inventor, and is, without any humbug a perpetual motion, ae- tingby tbe force of gravity alone. As nearly as we are able to describe it with our lim ited mechanical knowledge, it is a perpendic ular wheel, revolving ou an axis and carrying on its edge a number ot bent arms, attached at their angles to tbe rim ot the large wheel by pivots and loaded at their ends with metallic balls. These loaded elDows fall outward on tbe descending side of the wheel, thereby making that side tbe heavier. On tbe ascending side they fall inward, producing tbe con trary effect Tbe machine starts of itself and will run till it wsars out, or "something It is quite a curiosity from the simplicity of its idea and its effectiveness.

It is difficult to see why a wheel of large enough size could not be used for some practical pur pose. Messrs. D. A. Wilson and C.

S. Kinsley, of Cambridge are agents for tbe sale of rights to exhibit tbe machine, and we understand that one is shortly to be on exhibition in this town. Wounded. Tbe only casualties in the Ver mont Cavalry during Kilpatrick's raid were two men wounded John H. Burnett and Benjamin Sheldon.

Soloixks, to thi Riscci 1 Young men rushing into the exposures and dangers of a Soldier's life, should prepare themselves for the faUl Fevers, the Dysentery the Sores and Scurvy, which are almost certain to fol; low. Holloway's Pill used occasionally during tbe campaign, will insure soand health to eviry man, Only 30 oents per box. 214 Brut-Tons of Colds. A Cold is usually accompanied with a weight and pain in the head, oppression at the chest, and some difficulty of wreathing; a sense of full ness and stopping at the nose, watery, Inflamed eyes, soreness and rawness of the throat, coughs, pains about tbe chest, cold shlveriDgs, succeeded by transient flush es of heat, humor from the nose, throat and longs, tn consequence of Inflammation ol the membrane of these parts, and from internal fever, and often a difficulty of expect ration. It all such cases, Madame Zadoc Por ter's Curative Balsam will efleect an immediate cure.

fee advert lsement In another column. 248dl IJCPOBTAJfT TO FEMALES. DrrCtteesenran's Pills;" The combination ot ingredients in these Pills are the result of a long and extensive practice. They are mild In their operation, and certain ic correcting all irregularities, Painful Menstruation, removing al obstructions, whether from coU or otherwise, head ache, pain In the side, palpitation of the heart, whites, all nerveus affections, hysterics, fatigue, pain In the back and limbs, fcc, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption of nature, 'j DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS was the commencement of anew era in the treatment of those lrregularties and obstructions which hav consigned so many to a Premature prare.

No fe male can enjoy good health anlesa she is regular, and whenever an obsuructlon lakes place the general health begins to CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. are the most effectual remedy ever known for all com plaints peculiar to lemaier To all classes they are in valuable, inducing, with certainty, periodical regularity T)tey are known to thousands, who have used them, at diflerent periods, throughout the country, haying the taoetioa of some of tbe most eminent Physicians In America. i i Explicit directions, stating when they taould not be Md, with eacn Box Price One' Dollar per Boa, containing from JO to 80 Pills. (i riusseniDy oy remitting 10 1 OIA ui'4 BUTCH1N6S H1LLTER, rropntors. 1 Cedar New Tork.

Sold In Burlington by J. W. Ron Vergennes, Dr. gPSiOn Brandon, Dr. Cum Middlebnry, Porto STIZLB; BL Ainans, ti.

iutuhkk a cyq. iuauwij U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE. Annual Taxes for 1864.

THB attention of tax payers in Chittenden County Is hereby called to the provisions of the United States Exois Law relative to the assessment of annual taxes. By the sixta section of the act of July 1 1863, It is 1- .1 r-M MrfMnklM Hm. ciatlooa or corporations made liable to any annual duty, license, or tax. on er before- tbe Brat Monday, of May each year, to mure a list or return to tbe Assistant Assessor of the District where located, of the amount efaonual income, the articles or ebjecls fiarg-ed with a special tax, and the business or occupation liable te pay any license. 1 Every person who shall fail to make such return ly the day speclfle Twill be liable to' be assessed by the Assessor according to ths best information wnich he can obtain and tn such case the Assessor Ib required to add fifty per centum to the amount of the items of tucb list.

Every perse who shall deliver to Assessor any false or fraudulent fist or statement, with Intent to evade the valuation 0' enumeration required by law, is subject to a fine of five hundred dollars and In such ease the list will made out by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and from the valuation and enumeration so made there can be no appeal. put nr the annual taxes, excent those for li oenses, will not be demanded until tba thirtieth day of The appropriate blanks on which to mike return, and all neoessary mrormauon, win oe iuruimeu uy n. u. an xxrt Uillnn H. and Oeo.

Landon, WiHi8ton, Assistant Assessrtrs for said County, to whom the returns should be delivered on or beiore the first Monday Of May 1864, at their offices, HENRY C. ADAMS, U. S. Assessor 81 Dist. Feb.

24, 1864, 240daw3w JUST RECEIVED, 50 Doz. Kerosene Lanterns of THB LATEST For sale low at I INA HALL, Central Clock. lu.i i-: 1 8. t'. B80WWj! January daw Traits.

IB FruiU tn their own (ulce for Pies, Tartt, Ac.J vjrand format fj REMNANTS! REMNANTS 3000 YARDS -Of PRINT REMN ANT AT THE BEST O-OOIDS AND Fas 1 Col or Some Choice Things 1 AT THE CORNER STORE, FOR THB HOLIDAYS Just received last evening beautiful POINT LACE COLLARS, MALTESE LACE COLLARS HEM STITCHED L. C. H'D'K'FS, EMBROIDERED H'D'K'FS GENTLEMEN'S H'D'K'FS. ALSO slot of very cheap Linen Handkerchiefs at about the oia price, irom lS l-3 to S5 Cents. And lots of other things.

Can soon' or you lose 'em1- LYMAN'S. NOT I The underslgneij an entire New Stock of Dry Goods at the store formerly occupied by Edward on Church Street. Citizens and the public in general are invited to CALL AND EXAMINE Goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere, I L. W. PAGE.

Burlington, Feb. 16. 231dawtf DRY GOODS AND CARPETS GEO. P. WOODS CO.

Will give some Extra, Inducements STOCK OF GOODS FOR TB NEZT DAYS, Preparatory to an Inventory. Give us a Call AT NO. 4, UNION BLOCK, 243dtf Stand by the Flag i And when you wish to buy '1 EROS EN OIL 70 CENTS PER GALLON, i i GO TO CHINA HALL, CENTRAL BLOCK, you will there find a tip top article, the best there is In town warranted. 't S. S.

BROWN Burlington, Dec 18,1863. 'Potatoes. OR sale by LOUIS FOLLFTT ft CO. 247dtf, Marco 4 LADIKS' and Misses Skating Boots, made of Pebble Calf, double soles and lined with flannel. jnat reeeivea ai HAKER APPLE SAUCE, at 1 and rt.aanii a nn a t.

li I-W i il lies If West, at 4.10 A. -r .11 kind! dona neatly, Jt rderl JLlllled with despatch. by I In the tOWD8 SOU til for- mum In the towns sou of P. .1,. Rutland Road carry tor are 07K At toe that they can attend the lecture, rt-.

aninir. The number of and nirpnintr. The number of mem- ths Young Mens'Aseociatioa aire 1 re- i .1 least 25 sisruatures be- rt.n..-.r Certificates ot Membership, and ene lad, (or two ladies) Aoanr.iat.inn.. Let every ted to sustain Luzen, with eood influences ntimuon along. are nleased to hear that 'JSi prospect of an extension, of Union nnnectine with Maiden street.

une The Question is being considerably eg- Wtd and the worn win, Ldthis spring. As a mere matter p. lenience to those who -m ffleregational unnrcn p.u v- comer of College and Union street, it rjlbe a most desirable improvement IEpbih Ks9MBNT.Col. W. C.

Holbrook Seventh Regiment is in command or the Snrtrorin toiie at uarraocn, jTiuiiu- e---WkBUncbard, formerly of Lyndon, but is on tne sian 01 vo vreuDi the District ol West Florida, as jWial Director. Be lecraits for the regiment arrived in T.iant Rnu of Co. 15. With 17 t.uli JriU' ml ni captured lately at Scamby bay, 100 iu hm ih FnrL while on detached ser- aiUDiivu. hiee.

Be had previously captured 40 rebels htitttfc Lieutenants. PBsosiL-iBnn' Albion P. Howe, jalj coimnanding'tbe Second division of the eorw, which embraces the Vermont Brieide. bas been translerred'to the poat of aw of Artillery, thi Army 'of th Poto- Gen. Barry, ordered to Gen.

Grui'iDopartment. Col. A. Merrill, ol Johnsbury, has Lid bit fundus" span of blacl horses to a hiew York gentleman for $1000. Tketuoy friends of the lamented George LBniid ot this village, will be glad te lean that since his death, his father has re ceded from officers of the 13th U.

S. Infantry, ftbemost nnqualtfied testimony 'to bis son' ibrwerj apoa the battle field, and also of the Wfeptttih wbM bs al held by tonpntions-in-arms. Capt. Bush to warm in iii praisea, while Cot. AsslaUnt In.

ipector ot tbe Fifteenth Army Corps writes; Be wu intelligent, trood soldier, and in Jail oi the many skirmishes and battles jn which bis balUlion took part, he bore him-self well, ifier the assault en Yicksburg, May 19, 1863, in which bis battalion lost in killed and wounded, seventy-three, iineo oat of two hundred, and sained tbe first Wof tbs was one of two nori- nfflir iftihmniid bv me lor BiiiiMion of teeond LtenlenanUn the rerf- Dnrlnff the whole -that -eventful! Vtl tnw aiA tw'nnAam mw (mmAi4f- te observation, a.nd it gives me pleasure to testimony hl gallant abefdaring eon-mi tlie valiiablie WrvlDes' he1 tbere'Tren- wM IO the battalion and to the corps." TmVkimojit TiiiNfteiT.ThiB is the Fof new weekly journal about Bfcnfc rM at St Albans, by Henry A. Cutler. 4h AMn cpKIw.XTii An tn IwliaaanfatlvertfsWWbe'a Jiue mm- VW. He first number will be Issued MaftK editorial denartment will be anite roe well sustained If rumor err bot in the "trinhd" tn H. We wish the new paper all the suo- the world-lots ef advertising and'i Hlcin -b ui jjiumpi paying suDScnoers.

Bristol for the ensuing year UerAG a JB JJunshee, lrmurtr Horace wlers a A Wl.m a tt -t i Norton, Durfre.D.E GaRe. trr- "iu.rerrv M. Rarloo Permo graduate of the Kuebowl' PractlinK 1 at natio Bome bas returned" to Fmond aDd Pnreha9ed real estate in office anH W6ere he aboul Pen Ut9M follow VIVBOIVU, 1 Pn2Ln7lhe cine6ted with tbe lining of the foooski onurcn in pUoi Thar9d( "rt-l "moon sermon ni u. clock h. "1 UBlea at n.L 7J JT.

TTl n-l rmon at "e'olock by I Werte'bfthlsDlaoe. lsskitude, palpitation ot the heart, lack of appetite, dial tress after eating, torpid liver, constipation, deserve to suffer if they will aot try the celebrated PLANTATION BITTERS. which are now recommended by the highest medical authorities, and warranted to produce an immediate beatflcial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supersede all other tonics where a healthy, gentle stimulant is required. They pnrify strengthen and invigorate, a They create a healthy appetite.

They are an antidote to change of water and diet. 1 They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers They purify the breath and aoidity of ths stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.

They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They make the weak Btrong, the languid brilliant, and are exhausted nature's great restorer. They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya barkj wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all preserved in perfectly pure St. Croix rum. i bays given the Plantation Bitters to hundreds of our disabled soldiers wilb the most asten-shing effect.

G. W. D. Atorkws, 8upt. Soldier's Home, Cincinnati, The Plantation Bitters have cured me of liver complaint of which I was laid up prostrate, and had to abandon my business.

H. B. KraosLXT, Cleveland, i owe much to yoo, for I verily believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my Ufa. Rxv. W.

H. Waoooxir, Madrid, N. Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has been grsatly bene fitted by their use. Thy friend, Asa Cubsin, Philadelphia, Pa.

i Dave been a great sufferer from Dyspep sia, and had to abandon preaching. The Plantation Bitters have cured me. Rev. J. S.

Catbokb, Rochester, Send us twenty -four doien more of your Plantation Bitters, the popularity of which are daily increasing with the guests of our home. Snas, Chad wick Proprietors Willard's Hotel, Washington, D. ftc ko. 4to. Such are one in thousands of certificates daily receiv ed.

They are immensely beneficial to weak persons and delicate females. Be cautious of re-filled bottles. See our signature on a fine steel plate label. They are not sold by the gallon. They are only sold in our patent log cabin bottles, by respectable druggists, grocers, hotels, saloons, steamboats and country stores.

P. H. DRAKE lOSdaweow 1 1 joj Bboadwat, T. The Great English Eemedj! SIR-JASES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Fills. Prepared from prescription of Sir J.

Clarke, M. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. fTHIS well known medicine is no Imposition, bnt a sure ana saie remeuy ror emaie ujmcuittes and Obstructions, from any cause whatever and although a powerful remedy, It contains nothing hurtful to ths constitution. To Married Ladles It is peculiarly suited. It will, la a snort time, oring on tne mommy period witn reg ula ritv.

In all cases of nervous and spinal aOections, pain in tne oaci ana iimns, neavmess, laiigue on align exer tion, palpitation of the heart, townessofspirits.hvster. Ics, sick headache, whites, and all the painful diseases occasioned by a disorded system these Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed. IhmPiOtkam merer been known faHtektre Otedi-rtdvm on Ou second page ef pamphlet artwett obmnmi. For full particulars, get a pamphlet, free, of the agent. N.

B. 41 and 8 postage stams enclosed to any auth orised agent, wilt ensure a bottle containing over fifty puis, oy return man, JOB MOSES, 27 Courtlandt New Tork, sole United states Agent. Sold by all druggists. daw BELIEF IS TEN MnnjTES. BRYAN'St' PULHIONIO WAFERS.

tkt atoet certain and ipeedj remedy erer ditcotertd for aU titeata of uu (jut ana Lunat wugmt, vouu, Lhflcult Unathinf, Soar lkroat, alt. 4 dte.ii hi i-; fT'lKSK WAFERSglrethe most instanlaneous and per i. feet relief and when persevered with according to directions, never fail to effect a rapid oare. Thousands hav sees restored te perfect beallfi wno nave tried othermemns la vain. Te alt eiastes sad all constitutions they are equally a blessing and a cure none need matter how long ths disease may have existed, or however severe it stay be, provided tbe organto structure oi tne vital organs is not nopeiessiy aeoayea.

Kverv ene affiioted should give them an impartial trial, JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, 27 Cortlandt N. Price sects per Dex. ror sale oy an uruggists. 4 Money Belts. with white balls on them Steel and; black Belt Ulasps thermometers uoguouars ureen Spectacles, Goggles, received at J.

BRIVSMAJD'S J36daw Old Stand.Chumh Street. Groceries Provisions. THE subscriber having taken the store formerly occupied by C. St J. S.

Hills, on Chu'ch near tbe Unitarian Church, would resiiectfully invite the attention of the public to his stock of Choice Family rocer i I ot all kinds. Also a good assortment OF UR. "5" i AND- Kerosene Lamps, which will be sold at a low figure. GBOUND FEED FOE SALE. A K.

COLE, 197tf Stand formerly occupied by Hills. Boarding. iHRibVS I'tatendVnl to board1 and rbom Medical Stj- dents this spring wui'i'ieaw logeth with tb number they can aooommodate and the pYlc per week, at Da.THAVsa's. dtr i i i ii ARE composed entirely of vegetables, and can be relied upon for their purity The effect of this medicine is truly wonderful. It acts directly upon the bowels and blood, mild but -thorough' cathartic.

It expels all morbid secretions and obstruo ions from the body, stimulating internal organs into bealtby action, cleansing tbe system and purifying tbe blood. For Diptneria, loss of Appetite, Liver complaint, Jaundice and all diseases arising from a torpid or diseased They will always do good, not hurt. TRY THEM. Sold by all Druggists. Only 25 eta- per Bottle.

FRANCIS FENN, 227daw Rutland, Vt. Young Men's Association. iilv nii fir. e'OJii'lS LECTURE WENDELL JEILLIPS. TI1BE first Lecture before the Young Mn's Associa-X tion of Burlington, will be delivered at the Town Hall, Thursday Evening, March IOth, Wendell Phillips, of Boston Each member or the Association will receive a certificate ot membership, admitting himself and one lady on and alter Monday, March 7, by calling at the office er Wales Afaft.

Admission 28 Cent. Tickets for sale at the Book-' stores and at in door 1-4 Doors open at 7 o'clock Lecture to eommenee at S. 24W8twl -HOWW.