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wizw. 7 rmvr kit vjiau M0BNINQrfliaPTEMBEE-7r 1864. 'j Hi fbennlrvra Ertfflesbv. 194 Unhurt TOA grn outs. Dlarrhosa and DyscoUry will decimate the VolonirTJ far more than the bullets of the eainy, therefor every niaa see to it thU he carries with hia.

a fall sup ply of Hollo way 's Pills. Their use la lad la and the Crl mea saved thousands of British soldiers. If the reader of this notice cannot get a box of Pills or Ointment from the drug store la his place, let him write tome, 80 If aided Lane, "en closing the Amount, mad I win imall a box free of excuse. Many dealers will not keep my medicines on baud bocauso they cannot make as much profit as ou other persons' make. So cents, 83 cents aad $10 per box or poU SIS To Clear the Houco of Flics CSS DCTCUKKS' CKUJiaATXO Llchtuius Fly.

Killer a neat, cheap article, easy to ate. Kvory sheet will kll a quart Sold by A. C. i'nua and J. W.

Robt ft Burlington. 46daw BELIEF IN TEH HIHUTEB. BRYAN'S PULJ1IONIO WAFERD. lAmost certain andtpemtyremiiyemrdttamridfior diseases oftkeCketi and Lungs, OovgKs, Grids, AstXma Consumption unmeXitis In- fiuenta, Uoartsnsss, Difficult ureauung, soar zaroal, Sbc. WAFERSg Ive the most ins tan taaeoos ad jftjtl feet relief and when persevered with according to directions, never fall to effect a rapid euro.

Thousands nave oeen restored to perfect health who bars tried other means In vain. To all classes and all constitutions they are equally a blessing and a cure none need dls pair, no matter how long the disease may bars existed, or however severe It may be, provided the orgaalo structure ol the vital organs Is not hopelessly decayed. Every one aiQicted should give them an Impartial trial. JOB MUSES, Sole Proprietor. 21 Cortland Price 'iocts per box.

for sale by all druggist. mPOBTAHT TO FE2IALE3. Dr. Cheese man's Pills. The combination of Ingredients In these Pills are the result of a louir and extensive practice.

They are mild in their operation, andeerttia In correcting all irregularities, Painful Henstru tlon, romovUif al obstructions, whither from coll otherwise, head ache, pain in the side, palpitation ol the heart, whites, all nervous affections, hysterics, latlgue, pain la the back and limbs, dlsturbt sloop, which arts from Interruption of niture. Dlt. CHEESE MAN'S PILLQ was the commoncemeut of a new era la the treatment of those Irregulartics and obstructions which hate consigned so many to a Premature Grave. No f. hnale can enjoy good dealt l.

unless she regular, and whenever an obsuructlon tikes place tho general health begins to decline. 7 IIi.O HEivsEMAN'8 PIL.L,0. are the mosi eflectu' I rasedy em known for all oom. plalnU peculiar to Men aUsVTSe all classes they are la wU. wrfafafy psrieiiosl rsguia rit They areku Wn'to tboeranat, who hatre used them a different periods, throughout the O.tntry, having tho sauctionols me or the most eminent Ityslclaoj la America.

Kxpllclt directions, sutini a hen they iaout4 not Is Mted, with each Box ike Pries One Dollar per Dom. 1 coutalnin from i0 toOOl'iu. Pills s.nt by mail, promply, remitting to th. Vt. llroprlctor.

Sold oy Drufrglsu generally, IlUTCUlNOdHlllTKR, 4aw i 81 Codar Kt New York. Sold in Burlington by J. W. Kosr Vergennon. Dr.

8nuocs Brandon, Dr. Cahb Middlebury, Pobtxb ft 8nsxa; 8t. Albans, L. DuTcnxa So. SiSdawly The Great English Beaedj! SItt JAMES CLARKE'S Colobratod Fomolo PiUo.

Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, Physician Extraordinary to the (juecn. fTrttra well known me'l. Ine ts no imposition, but a JL sure and sale rem iy or Kemate Difficulties and Corset ions, (from any a use 'whatever (and allhoexh a powerful remedy, It notLlng hurtful te the constitution. -i To Married Ladles It Is peculiarly 'suited.

It will. la a short time; bring on the monthly period with regula-rlty, In all oases of ncvvouand SDlnai afiectlons. earn In the back and limbs, heaviness, fatigue on slight exertion, pehritatfon of the heart, lowness of spirits, hytter tos, sick headache, whites, and all the painful diseases occasioned by a djsorded system, these Pills will effect a cure wncn au oiner means nave railed. Ikets PClshaoe never been known to ttiiu-- reckon on to seoond page of piamykli or imi N. B.

$1 and 6 postage alams enclosed to Any fthr. Sold'by all druggisU. in nana or maue OKier in any snaps oesi Alee Buttons. Letters. Tit-ore and Ornaments ta 2ft0 n.

ui i ii 'ALLENH' Mr. II. I. Pactor WILL reeufaae his instructions upon the Piano, Or can and in Harmony, Sept. 1st.

Applloatloa mx be left at U. L.Story's Muslo or at ifir Proctor's boarding place on Peart street, first house west of pnasai i1 rio SMOKED BEEF just received at 2-54 1k 1 1 PEJBCEa. i Piclilei and Sauce; W.W. DBSWstSON. A iNEW PARING MACHINE at A.

X9dif -'f I i i i rl a-, a FRfrQ lot ol tne ab iye1 favorite brands of Hour Dctrllcjton Tae Fris cf Cie TTcrld, rwi Ccff? wnwu wm cuaurc a pomo containing oyer Xiny pills, by return'mailJi -l 4 71 job moses, si CourtUndt New 'tele United. Elates Af en t. in.iri mi CfIOy CauU flowers, Onions, Wat-. nuUJPlaln and Mixed Pickles. Worcestershire Lei easiersblre, Lord Ward's, Cumberland, London aub.

Currte, Cnutaey and Scrimp Sauces, for sale at No. Union Block. ft ittvtfngtotrgjnilt) Irnttf, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SET. 7, 1864. TBAVELLEB'S GUIDE.

Taa Cabs Lkavb Bcbxibotox from the Rutland and Burlington Depot for the South ad at 8.80 A. M. 1 .10 P. M. and 9.45 From the Vermont Central Depot, for the East and South, at 7.25 A.

12.15 P. and 8.05 P. M. For the North and West, at 4.10 A. M.

8.55 A. 455 P. and 8.00 P. M. Thb Boats lkavb Bchuxgtox From the Vermont Central Railroad Wharf Going i North, at 350 A.

and 4:45 P. M. Going South at 10 A. and 9:45 P.M. Job Printing of all kinds done neatly, cheaply and promptly at tho Times Ofkjob.

opera by mail or express filled with despatch. All Hail to Rutland. Rutland, in spite of her subterranean quarrjmen, rolls up a splendid majority for S. M. Dorr, the Union Candidate for Representative.

The vote stood Dorr 648, Griggs 384, Scattering 11, giving Mr. Dorr a clear majority ot 254. The American Celts, whose business it is to unearth "the dull, cold, marble," must some of them feared to lose the appellation of alien, as Mr. Dorr received but 178 majority last year. Accident.

Dennis a workman on the Rutland Burlington R. met with an accident about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, while laboring on the track. A piece of steel, the size of a nickel cent, flew from a a sledge hammer he was using and entered his arm, severing a email blood vessel aud causing profuse hemorrhage. Owing to the depth of the wound it was impossible to re move it, but he will not suffer much inconvenience from its presence. Vote of Burlington.

The vote of Burlington yesterday, for Town Representative, is as follows Barnes, 562 Linsley, 353 Majority'for Barnes, 209 In the whole poll of 915, not a scattering vote was thrown. A thing unknown for nany years in Burlington. Thk New Cathedral A Good Example. The work on the new Cathedral is progressing satisfactorily, though 6lowly, under the management of Messrs. Maginn and Bolger, who have the contract of the mason and carpenter work of the edifice.

There lie now at the east side of the building a number -of pieces of marble, very nicely worked, of which the public1 may like to know the destination. They are sections of eleven columns1 19 feet 3 in- ches in height, which are to be raised inside the outer and on which Is to be built the clerestory. This clerestory will rise 18 feet higher than the walls already built. The columns will divide the edifice into three aisles, being each lil'teen feet, and the main aisle some thirty leet in width, The side aisle will be 29 feet and the center aisle 54 feet high, from floor to ceiling. Owing to the projection of-the tower therewiir.beonly five columns on the east side, while wilL be six of them on the west side.

The twelve large sec-tions on the ground will foim the transept columns. Tho marble jytich is of a very good quality, comes fr.om Uje quarries of Das' sey Sheldon, West Rutland, who, by giving it at reduced Contributed $230 toward' the, caluuiDa. columns; cost $200 apiece, and are offered by priests, of the Diocese of BurliDgton. They were brought over the Railroad from West Rutland 'fWe of charge, and were" cut: at the sbo Jpr J.E. Manley.

Thus far, we are gratified to see in is bttUd. ing.materialf. We have m'ttbe; Cathedral tfte pitfk and brp5 veplones of BuriingUn tho grey lime stone of Isle laott, the red and green slate" of Rutland Connty, and the white-striped marble' oTWet-Rutland. We shor glad. to see in toe building, as it progresses, speci mens or tne other, beautUul marble of our State.

They could be placed to 'advantage about the" altars', water fonts, steps to the chancel, columns under the. galleries, Jote fox State, nd'; Oonnty, Officers. TX: J'i i vUITTEJJDEN COOJJTY Bd'rlington iGoperfior Smith 684 Re'd- Lieut. Gov'. Dillingham 686; Davenport 329 Treasurer Page 686 Ormby 328.

-f Senators- Englesby 601 Gillett. 325 Grane 599 Small 324catterin'g Assistant VtuJres. Hall 601 Heineberg 324 Reynolds 599 Tyler 325 States Attorney lift 594 Wheeler 326. Sheriff 419 Hinkson' -High Bailiff Blodgett 602 Humphrey 316. Judge of Probate Walei Carpenter Essex Govemor--Smitb, 4 176 Redffeld, 74.

Lieut. Governor 476 Davenport, 74. i i a i Treasurer. Page, 176 Ormsby, 14 SenamtfatiSj? htt Hobart, 172 Crane, 169 Gillett: 7 UeGinness; 74 i Small, 74: Assistant Judges HaJl, 173. Reynolds, 173; Tylor, 74.x AUorneytntt, 173 Wheeler, 74.

Judge of Probate-Wiltf; '173, CarpenWr, ri-uunson. 161 Hinfcon. 71a Flana- gan, 12 tvj JBsS ZWr-BloetVi 17 Smith. 194; Rd-field. IS-j1 1 'Ji 25 maj.

149 160 45 62 127 8 576 4 tt ti MunsonV majority 378 Pittsford Isaac C. Wheaton, U. Smith, 196 Redfield, C3. Brandon Geo. W.

Parmenter, U. Smith, 326 Redfield. 58. Castle ton P. W.

Hyde, U. Smitb, 296; Redfield, 82. Arlington Thomas, U. Smitb, 139 Red-field, 77. Bennington A.

B. Gardner, U. Smitb, 367; Redfield, 19. Chester Smitb, 264 Redfield, 63. Ludlow Smitb, 194 Redfield, 22.

a HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED Jutt Pubiithed, in a Sealed Envelope. Tries Si Cents. A LECTURE on the Nature. Treatment and Radical Core of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impwdl ments to Marriage generally Nervousness, consumption. Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical Incapacity resulting from Self-Abuse, by Robt.

J. Cci VKKWaix-M. author of the Green Book, -i A BOON7 TJ4TII0UAND3. OF SuFFERERi" Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, post paid on receipt of six cents or two postage stamps, by 127 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 4586. 18daw3m.

THE SUMMIT HOUSE, ON Is op for the season, and no pains have been spared to ma it commodious and pleasant. This house Is only 5 miles from the TH RAILROAD STATION, and only ten miles from Waterbury village. There Is a GOOD at the base of the mountain, and persons wishing heboid THE FINEST MOUNTAIN VIEW In New England, cam leave the cars at Kidley Statioi, where the subscribers will furnish HORSES AND CARRIAGES to take them the tp of Camel's Hump, over a good rood. miles by carringee aad 2J miles on horseback, iMllji-l VI RWJey's Station is only one mile from thb famous FALLS AND NATURAL BRIDGE on the Wlnooskl River, J. J.

J. 8. RIDLEY. North Duxbury, July 1894. 38d3m J.

H. Allen Exchange Brokers, No. 39 St. Francis Xayier Montreal. DEALERS in Mcrling and AmoricaA S.

Bil's, Silver, and all kinds of uncufrent money. Exchange bought aud soid on commission. JAHU IS. 44dtf OLO. U.

LARMIKIE. NEW FALL GOODS I- I- I i AT i .7, AT THB J.O!l!!ilil3'l cm ci ct I "71 i i i Drooo Coodtr; hPrinto, mu junwomoo 1 Shirting Flannolo, arpotq Cloths jlm jijt mt 11 1 J3 "7 i 81dti Corner Church and College Eta. UNITED STATED Horse and Carriage AUCTION MART. Pifth Avenne, Corner of 44th Street The Proprietors would oe 'leave inform the public that their rale 'tables are now fully completed lor th') reception uf Horses, Carriages, Harness, m-tendi for public sale by tLey assure their patrons toat ineir interests will be raithiully protected and returns maJe promptly. i They propose bol Juir sales by pabllo auction on each IWedneS'Iay afa a'urday throughout the yar, and nected with the establiaLmeut, will, under any circum-etanoes, be allowed' They hope to receive tbe patronaze 'of the business Std sporting community, and will a'ways endeavor to merit their continued confldtnee and commands.

Their facilities for the exhibition or Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Harness, Ac. cannot be excelled in this country. They have accommodation for seventy-five horses with ostlers fully acquainted with their duties, together with carriage show rooms, capable of exhibiting over 100 vehicles. Horses. Carrlasres.

or Harness, intended for Wednes day's sales, should besent tn on the atarday preced ceived until 6 P. M. on Iburadar. B. Groom) will be In attendance at any railway depot or steam tioat landing fir New York, on receiving Instructions by post or telegraph that horses or ear riaes will arrive by either conveyance.

1 The public are respectfully invited to inspect the arrangements. Messn. Jordan Co. give their beat attention ta sales of farming stock. H.J.

JOSDANS.OD., Proprietors, Fifth Avenue aad 44th Hew York. LADIES', libsee'. and CbUdreo'e Shoes, oi raawsix's saake, wed aa4 pesea, sm wee- Shelburne, Colchester, Bolton, Milton, Westford, Hinesburgn, ing, out will be received until 0 r. M. on ihoss intend iror Saturday's salei, cbxxila be Sent Wen' the Weditebdir Qrtteding said days tiat wiU re Crane, 194 134 McGmness, 134 email, ioo.

Assistant Judges Hall, 194 Reynolds, 194 ineberg, 135 Tyler, 135. State's Attorney Taft, 194; Wheeler, 135. 'Judge of Probate Wales, 194 Carpenter, 132. Sheriff Munson, 183 Hinkson, 107: Flan agan, 23. High Bailiff Blodgett, 194: Humphrey, 132.

Charlotte Sheriff Munson, 20 Flanagan, f44. State and County ticket 136 Dem. 8." Wiliiaton Governor Smith, 157 Redfield, 11. Lt. Governor Dillingham, 157 Davenport, 11.

Treasurer Page, 157 Ormsby, Senators Englesby, 157 Uobart. 124 Cn lie, 124; Gillett, 11; McGinness, 11 Small, 11. Assistant Judges Hall, 157; Reynolds, 157; Heiuberg, 11; Tvler, 11. Judge of Probate Wales, 157 Carpenter, 11. Sheriff Munson.

50; Hinkson, 11; Flana gan, 105. High Bailiff Blodgett, 157; Humprey. 11. Shelburne Governor Smitb 115 Redfield 20. Lieut.

Gov. Dillingham 115 Davenport 20. Ireasurer Page 115 Ormsby 20, Senators Englesby 115; Hobart 115; Crane 114; Gillett 20; McGinness 20; Small 20. Assistant JudaesRai 114 Reynolds 115 Heineberg 20 Tyler 20. States Attorney ran 115 wneeier zz.

Judge of Probate Wales 115; Carpenter 20. Sheriff Munson 79 Hinkson Flanagan 54. Hiqh Bailiff Blodgett 115 Humphrey 20. Milton Governor Smith, 241; Redfield, 51. Sheriff Munson.

152; Flanagan, 90; Hink- s.n,40. Westford Governor Smith 156 Redfield 33. Lieut. Gov. Dillingham 156; Davenport 33, Treasurer Page 156 Ormsby 33.

Senators Englesby 156; Hobart 125; Crane 156 Gillett 33 McGinness 33; Small 33. Assistant Judges nail loe; lievnoids Heireberg 33 Tyler 33. Slate's Attorney Taft 156 Wheeler 33. Judge of Probate r- Wales 156; Carpenter 33. Sheriff Alunso i 142 Flanigan 15 Hinkson 33.

Hiqh Bailiff Blodgett 156 Humphrey 33. Hinesburgn Governor Smith 20G Red- neia 14. Lieut. Gov. Dillingham 206; Davenport 14.

Treasurer rage 2U6 Ormsby 14. Senators Englesby 206; Hobart 206: Crane 203 Gillette J4 McGinness 14 Small 14. AsststciTit Judges Hall 206; Reynolds 206 Heinebersr 14; Tyler 14. State's Attorney Taft 206; Wheeler, 14. Judge of Prate Wales 206; Carpenter 14, Sheriff Munson 109; Hinkson 10; Flanagan ioi.

High Bailiff Blodgett 206; Humphrey 14. Middlebury Smith 244 Redfield 53. RUTIAND COUNTV. Rutland Smith 739 Redfield A ORANGE Bradford Smith 176 Redfield 180. Braintree Smith 135-; Redfield 36.

WIXDUAM COUNTY. Bra ttleboro Smith 643 Redfield 130. WASHINGTON COUNTY. Montpelier Smith 397 Redfield 92. WINDSOR COUNTY, Woodstock Smith 405 Redfield 42.

Springfield-Smith 355 Redfield 51. Windsor Smith 227 Redfield 47. Hartford Smith 199 Redfield 66. 4 i TOWN RPRESEJJTATIVES. ADDI80N COUNTY.

Middlebury John W. Stewart, 183 maj. Fernsburgh Ball, U. CIJITTKNDEN COUNTY. 20Vsmaj.

Colchester A. C. Brownell, 37 maj. Shelburne J. L.

Baistow, U. Essex D. H. Macomber, 77 maj. i Charlotte H.

Uf Newelim Williston Foy, U. 'Richmond Safford Bronson, 28 maj. Westford Alney Stone 2 maj. FRANKLIN COUNTY. St Albans Barlow.

91 maj. su: RrjTL1 and county." 'ltt 'Rutland Dorr, 254 may. I ORANGE COUNTY. TunbridcreJrMrWhitnev. DT Bradford Hubbard Wright, 30 i Washington county.

Montpelier Ferrin, 17,130 maj. A Worcester Macomber, East Montpelier Keltoa. Waterbury Wells, 89 maj. Berlin Josiah Benjamin. U.

Norlbfield-S Keith, 6 maj; WINDSOR COUNTY. Royalton-J Marcr Ui lr maj. Woodstock Lewis Pratt, U. Bethel Anderson, Hartford-f-A Dewey, 73 maj. Norwich A Pease, U.

Windsor Abbott, U. Springfield OA Forbusbttr. 1 Uartland John Colby U- PomfretH Bruce, U. Bridgewater C. Carpenter, DJ 1 Chester Wm.

Rounds, Ludlow W. Albee, D. i windham County. Brattleboro S. M.

Waite. U. CONGRESS THIRD DISTRICT. Towns. Baxter.

Harrington. Scat i Burlington JjMft bjistU wd- urn I'SnraiFF; The retains from the following named llWns Indicate D-tiaU)n tp.the cJ3ce of Sleril: nsr BarltngloD, i.ta;, toJ CbarUc: i Sl 124 Sillia Silka I Jest Beootred fall lines of Fanor DRESS SILKS. ALSO TWENTY-FIVE PIECES ALL SHADES ALFAOAO, 1 LAC II bOMDAZIHCO, AND ORGANDIE MUSLINS. Purchasers In want of the above goods will do well to call, as they will find here goods of the finest quality and at the lowest possible prices. Remember at PAOE'fl 807dtf Tew Store.

SIIITH PIiATT, Are now prepared to show the public tha larcest and CARPETS AND OIL CliOTHS to do louna mis side of the city, which was bought pn. tha the tamo goo oaa ke replacsi. o. O.o 11 AT no. union dlocci.

Burlington, Anf 221884 79 law TTo the Ladico. 4 i i 'liar I In answer to the of teaepeated lnqul'T' for morev uosocoeap ill' vil r.iu i I i iw wtu i .1 i i- i I i i "Ii. i tit if oi -I. i i cr .7 3 1 i a case of them will be opened and will be sold as here tororeai I 't tl. Remember they are the handsomest, cheapest, most desirable 9 i irl.

VlUl.M'1 fv M. I I i i' 3n'roH ttat CsfUaiT CU lei er i xV, 3 a tst rvr, I0U jk.i 'J 'i t.r tlV oi itoTt tH fl'iil. 153 re. 4 Lcm-Ju-tTTT, 71.