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WAR NOTES.


tbs said that the inhabitants Of Alssce are
signing an address leoiaratory Il their fidelity
to France.
II will he tbe fate If tbe P,risians s,sin 70
drink Seine water. The artificial supplies Of the
city hsye been all Of them interrupted.
his cslcBlstsj that since the co,Dmarcsrnsnt
NJ fhis Wv * ana f,rei,ne-s have so,I,bt re
mo- in Rrrsseis Tho Lotels In tbet citv arc
cr5s.isl s,,l l,j.ir,. .,., o,I, 10 ,btsi,ai vi,i
IiG,p',v
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bp-n;I;o,i@n IS W;I5eIrsl,obe :, w1bsirnsb1be
! +, CT, s;,,;i.s 1V;li,r,,s ov,lto+;o, or
Williams fs;,,bf
Dlsinsfc4 N.t we may creNt GERMAN paper
nas IDa1e j il'ler Vl ueI 'Ns III "le o'S' o' 'no
I INDUSTRIOUS prisoner Oh Iuasl'- NsPo'sou i
/ mos po4'e genlielian He 's supposeI 10 nave
siil ne re was ANXIOUS TO ie-u'n the A'ng ''s'
u Io'''
Quite a number Of French soldiers have
lately 5een found concealed 3: Weissemburg who
had been ma and supplied by the nhaoltants
since tne battle there' ana VINO were only us
co'eIei W sc1lleal-
A correspondent with the army before Metz
says; " The investing Gordon is 20 be drawn
tighter than ever, the best shots are to be sup
piled with French Chassepots and 10 do duty
on the outposts close TO the beleaguered city"
From which II would appear that the Prus-
SLAMS acknowledge the Chsssepo; to be a better
weapon than their own needle gun
Several Fran.b ofi,ers who were n, s,le n-;sor-
s-s on tho surrender If S,rssboprT have been
,iIo,-eJ 70 ls,re f,r sutherland ar, nsrole Cen
eral UIricb is oroong the number The Csrdes
NIobiles who are ali rqtives Of ,lsaee. are he
inc sent n tbe;r bog,es great number If
f,Teiyners are already a,ctinr 10 Str,sbourq
lint il is ,iificnIt IN enter the town.
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- an u eHe 80 a 4s
~ anu iiieu III sue
" u Ieplr'e4 'ns' an,ous ,ng VIHTeIs M At
Oeptan Count Butter and Lieutenant DoieTiain.
lAe Hei ue-4-tet theiI Ie7v'u1uh u Ul'vuao Oh
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This Is the most thorough blood PURIFIER yet dis
covered and cures az 5uHl0-s from the worst Scrot.-
"a q a common Erupfi9H. Pimp - and B'5tc3es on
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the use Of few bottles OF this wonderful medicine,
From one O. eight bottles SAT- R1.uag Fr,s.ss-
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n t1-mcny Nature most sovereign curative prop
perues. which 6ud has instilled into the vegetable
kingdom for healing the sick II is great rest0rer
Of the strength and viEor Of the system. Those
who are lan-uid, siecpiess, have aGprshsn-
u9ns OF fears OF sny Of the affections symptomatic
o. ics1HssS, Will find convincing evidence Of its res
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te5aif1;ed and dsrFaEdeHt, have frequent Hsg1acis
roafa tastes Badly IN the morning. irregular ape
tns and tongue coated, you are suffering from Tor
fid Litcr OF - Bi9us-ess - In many cases II In
e. Com'.lIHi' only part Of these symptoms are
e1peri enced. As a remedy for all such cases, DR..
Pierce Golden Medical Discovery has no equal as
10 effects perfect cures leaving the liver strs1gf1sn-
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and those who have used il for this purpose are loud
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First National Bank
OF IL n RI Nv G. TO ~.

Burlington, Vt. Oct. 18th, ls7e.
Correspondents and De-
pOSitOrS of This Bank are
hereby notified HAT fhts
Bank has beew pat into az
quotation for The purpose
of consolidation Wi'h The
Merchants National Bank
of BURLINGTON, w.,
and at the close Of business
on the 10Th day OF October,
1870. the books, accounts
and balances Of thtS Sank
sCiH be transferred 10 he
SGid sEcTChGHFS .NaiiOilGt
Bank Of burlington, W.,
and all orders, checks ana
nlinmmicGfjOMs ShO"id be
addressed accordingly.
Outstanding checks "p0H
funds depOSiFed jn fhis
Bank ir5U be paid by the
Merchants National Bank
and dealers ;rifh ms
Bank ram continue fhcir
business Ir5fh the sWor-
chants National Bank up
on The same terms that they
hare had ina This Bank, and
,cithom interruption Of
their CHrreH accounts.
BU order Of The Board Of
Directors.
l.. G. BODICE.
Cashier.
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NEGRO OUTLAWS IN NORTH CARouSA-A
Richmond despatch reports that in Robson
county, North Carolina, the people are all under
arms to extermins;e band of negro outlaws
and murderers. who have committed the most
fragrant outrages during the last twelve months
in that county. On Monday last this gang
made raid from Long Swamp and robbed the
houses Ct Augustus Leach and Mrs. Mckay.
locking the inmates up in outhouses. A party
organized to capture the robbers was ambuscad-
ed by them and fired upon, two being seriously
wounded and one killed The pursuing party
returned the fire of the robbers, but with what
effect is not known. The gang is said to num-
Der about fifteen, under the leadership of no.
torious rufhsn named Henry Berry, Of Lowry
AT last accounts the sheriff had organized large
posse to pursue the williams, and request for
arms and ammunition had heen sent to wilm-
ington.
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Ginanrial.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BC r.


BURLINGTON. VI Oct. Il, 20.
To fke Comptroller oGthe Currency,
FGshinJt0n, c..
STR 1t is hereby certified in pursuance oil sec
ton q OF the act OF Congress entitled An act TO
provide a national currency secured by pledge OF
Omitted States bonds, and to provide for the orcus
ton and redemption thereof" approved June ,,
Il SCI. that at meeting Of the stockholders OF the
First National Bank Of BurlingtO located ut Bur
lngtOn, in the state Of Vermont, duly notified and
held pursuant 10 law and the articles Of association
of said bank at the Office of salt association az Bur-
lingt aforesaid. the 2th day of0ctober, $50,
il was voted by the shareholders Of said assoc alton
owning than two thirds Of its stock. that said
association 90 into liquidation and be closed on the
18th day Of October, 1870 for the purpose Of beng
consolidated in good faith with the Merchants Ma
tional Bank of burlington, VT.
In testimony whereof have, by instruction Of the
Board Of Directors of sad association, hereto sub
scribed my name and affixed the seal Of said asso-
ciation, Burlington, aforesaid, the day and year
above written.
ISeall L. c. DODGE, Cash er.
NOTICE The First National Bank Of Burling-
ton located at Burlington in the State of Vermont
is closing up its affairs. All note holders aud other
creditors Of said association are therefore hereby
notified to present the notes other claims against
the association for payment.
L. c. DODGE, Cashier.
BURLINGTON, VI, Oct. "a, ls7o.-dtw2ncs.
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NN-ANTEn-A thoroughly practical DsirVu1H, 20
W take charge u dairy % upwards q 3 cows
In the country near a large citv. SAID dairy has
complete Improvements for cutting, grinding, boil
inE and preparing food, etc. with complete steam
power. n man merely accustomed 20 farming r
the care Of stock need apply. A practical man Il
great experience and accustomed 20 the production
and handling Of four OF five hundred gallons u milk
per day. trfN me or stock, with the nm
and gr07pf nruays7 sHf tanfv, is the person need
ell here To such, furnishing the necessary recon-
mendatone % Hter1f salary, gs9d house. and exclu-
siye charge O.; hands will be gwen The farming Is
a separate department. Address DAIRY. corner
Pennsylvania av. aud Hoffman ST., baltimore, Nd.
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For wuooPINe CorCH.

enc of the best remedies ever employed in the cure
the numerous and troublesome ailments known as
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DOUBLE THE CAPITAL STOCK

lin accordance with provisions Of the Charter in
order 10 meet the increasing business ot the Bank.
Subscription Book is ordered 20 Dee opened on
the FIRST DAY or OCTOBER, 1870, at the Banking
House,
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There IS considerable religious interest teit IN
the Methodist church 10 Pescham.-Ata &c
cent meeting Of the Pntsburg Conference dele
cation from Maryland brought fra;ernal greet
Jugs from that part of the church South, recall
ing ola associations and speaking Of possible
reunion Peter Cartwright, the noted Me
tholis; preacher, spoke at Dubuque, Iowa, few
days ago. and paper Of tha; city remarks
" 1t was strat &c sight, and one We nay never
expect to see again, TO behold man in the pull
pit before US who was Sc years oil. had been
80 years citizen Of the West, ami who, 80
years sco, crossed the Mississippi where is now
ST. Louis He preached in the State Of Illinois
when Chicago was unknown, and he has spent
30 years in the saddle, riding through the great
West What remains to the completion Of
the change in the policy Of the Methodist Fps
copsl Church, is 4 two-thirls vote Of the next
General Conference, approving the aimission of
lay delegates, according to the enactment Of The
last General Conference.
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DREW Il DAVIS,
Ij4 Church Street, Burlington. VI
Now ready with q choice assortment u Boots
Shoes slippers and Ruhhers, suitable for FALL OR
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p articuisrly mention the manufacture y
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Ladies Misses and Chudreu's line ~ fine work, u
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Ladies. Misses, and Chidrens work, already favor
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Our stock 4 Boots 4 Shoes-coarse and fine
'ewet and pegge1-sre selected with great care
from reliable manufactures, and together with
hose made 90 order, will Re sold az fair prices.
A share OF patronage is solicited.
won
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1authp ( Cos advertisements.

Agents %as S1' e, p" 'Ssa 1 IL
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MISSOURI COUNTY BONDS.
n ar L. % Ia IL f.lIn-r.r.- L.. - .i..,n snr

Separate pamphlets for each county. containing
an official financial staten snt and full information,
sent on application. Information cheerf1lly and
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cred free on line Of any express route. Any bonds
sold by US with coupons payable at points outside
Of New York city, will be collected and RENTED
or, free Of all charges Address
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Stock and Bond Brokers, st. Louis, no.
Oct l-'d&wlm
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DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT:
With twenty Isl Glass Steamers. only sir l.ys
through o Milwaukee and Chicago, without cts--e
Rooms.
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ceptedl co arrival % noon trains, t.r CAlcasl. i
wEukee. Sheh0yEan and Intermediate ports. With II
change Of Boat, and every evening, Sundays e1-
ceptedJ for Cleveland Toledo Detroit AID lrto--
mediate ports
Passengers and Families moving West, caa embark
with their Luggage, Teams. stock, 6c., and Land
together without disturbance or I1alsl. y-le-t az
their port % destination thus avoiding the -rea E-
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furnished, FOR First Glass Passengers, and Second
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Be sure and see the agents Of this line before you
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- Through Tickets 90 California and all points
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SEASON OF Is7O-7l.
Mason 4 Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
Important Improvements.
r...nt.l L-lrt III mi -fa.--l- p. L----
EsEDUCTION or PRICES

The Mas1a & Ham.n organ Co, have the pleas
ure uf announcing important Improvements 10 their
Cabinet Ur-als. i1r which Patents were granted
them ia June and August last. These are not mere
Is me-etrcilus alta hments, hut enhance the 50
sisuti4l excel enc 1f the Instruments.
Thew are also enabled hv increased facilities i1r
manufacture o. make. from this date further re-
fuetiau u prices 90 veral leading styles.
Having COMP tec ami added 90 their i.Tu er o.
ell ties a large new mlrui4c,ury, they hope here
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Tie Cabinet Organs male hy this Company are %
such universal reputation, not only throushou t
America but also In Europe, tuatie Will need a.
errauce cf the!r superiority
They nov offer FOUR OCTAVE CABINET OR
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oct l--+d&eiw
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For case Of Ca'arrh that Dsmeritts North Amer
can Catarrl Remedy cannot cure. Price per pack
age si.l7 two hottlesl For sale by all druggists.
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u
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We will SEMI a ta1dsarls Prospectus q our SEW
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE O. any BOOK
A. cent free 4 charge. Address, NATIONAL PJ b
LISHING CO., Ph-a, Pa oct t-f-4"iW
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the account Of the event in column parallel
with reprint Of the account he wrote and pub
lished in the same paper of the surrender OF
Napoleon at Waterloo in 1915. He is the only
editor, probably, in the world who has written
Of the exit of both Nspoleons in the same paper
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HAIR WORK.
DOR SALE, the shortHorned Bull
for SALE.

VALUABLE FARM AND STOCK
FOR SALE.
VgTIsHING 70 engage in ether business the IN
w ders gued offers Tor sale his farm of acres,
together with - head Of cattle, horse, hogs hay,
grain, farmiu. ami dairy tools. The farm is pleas
Gntly situated In Jericho, 10 miles from Rich
mond. The place has young orchard OF - grated
trees, one-hslfof which are in bearing order The
house aud barns are supplied with running water.
The house and cut buildings are conveniently ar
ranged and in good repair.
VI. B. MILES.
r.-...I.- 49, u nct Ll-lsr.r
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NERVOUS DISEASES,

Coughs, Colds, Fevers, Agues, Bilousn1ess Consti-
patton Diarrhwa, Neuralgia, Female Ssf
Liver Complaint, Consumption, Painting fiiS, Ps H
citation Restlessness Dizziness, Childrens lrouo-
ga Er sc.
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DoRD,S .yERV'F.v'E

Is Complete Specific for sleeplessness II so9tnes
the throhbing muscle like magic, and trahqulihes
the mind. And everybody knows that go.a s!esP
is better than all medicines. And all foIAs 'hA'
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Merchants National HaDk
OF BURLINGTON
l.. &. DODGE.
Cashier.

Merchants National Bank
OF BURLENGT0N
Burlington, W., Oct. 18th, $50.
The First.EGfiOmGt Bank
of Huntington herring beeH
pat into liquidation for the
purpose Of consolidation
iriIh hiS Bank, ace respect
fuIIy iHrifG Me dealers and
customers Of FHTf institution
10 continue their business
lCIIk this Bank, assuring
them Of fhe best terms and
the most careful attention
TO their interests.
The Capital OTfhjS Bank
is mOlC 500, 900, to be in
creased, as business r6qHtT-
eS a., 10 the limit OfSl ,OOO,-
600. ICifR Il circulation Of
$40, 900. and Il large S'r-
pIuS, and ats arrangements
for the transaction Of ercl'y
description Of banking bus
mess are complete and APP
on an erfeHSire SCGfC.
By order Offhe Board Of
Directors.
c. W.. WOODWOUSE,
Cashier.
DC; l--t6Fu
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WHY GEN. STEIsMEIz wAs RELIEvED.-lt ap-
pears now pretty well established that the cause
of the relief of General Steinmetz-the modern
Blucher-from the command of the first army
corps, arose from a difference of opinion between
that officer and Gen. Moltke upon points Of
strategy. Gen. Steinmetz is said to have had
prediction for the bsyonet, incompatible with
a breech-loading age With every allowance for
the necessity of rapid and decisive successes, his
style CT warfare, it is claimed By military critics,
smscked too much Of the more primitive tactics
of the olden time. His assault At Spiehwenhill
is open to this objection. 1t is declared to have
been a most courageous feat, and as rejecting
the highest glory on the men engaged IN It. But
the generalship responsible for the movement IS
open to serious question in view of the enormous
loss Of life, and the fact, since made apparent,
that the formidable position might have been
gained more easily by turning the flank OF the
French and waiting for them to withdraw. IN
deed, it transpires that Gen. Failly was In the
very act Of drawing of when he found his rear
attacked by those battaons which might as
eifectually, and with considerably less damage
to themselves, have operated on his flank. The
controversy which, on this and similar occasions,
arose between Generals Moltke and Steinmetz
has at last resulted in the latter resumlng his
former post Of Commander-in-Chief at Posen.
WHAT THE WoRKIgGMEN or GERMANY THINK
OF THE WAR-Mr R bert Appegsrth, the in
telligent Secretary Of the Amagamated Society
/ of Carpenters and Joners, on his return from
visit to Germany and the Rhine frontier, where
he had gone for the purpose Of ascertsining the
effects and influences CT the war upon the work
| ing classes and upon their homes and occups-
tons states as one result of his inquiries that
/ up to the capture of the Emperor and the advent
/ of the republic in France the wOrkingmen of
/ Germany generally were ready to make any
sacrifice for the vigorous prosecution Of the war,
but that now they are almost unanimously OF
I opinion that enough has been done TO vindicste
| the honor and secure the safety Of Fatherlsnd,
ard are in favor Of a cessation Of the war and
/ the return Of the army as soon as peace can be
/ concluded They are entirely opposed to the
I attack on Paris or to fight against the French
republic, and strongly protest against any
attempt on the part Of the King of Prussls
to annex any portion Of the French territory.
/ The German republicans, who are very mum
erous and strong in all the large towns, are
/ organizing a united movement for calling upon
the King Of Prussia 10 conclude at once an honor
/ able peace with the French republican govern
ment and to dlsclsim all idea Of the snnexs-
ton Of either Alsace or Lorraine. The council Of
/ the Internationally orkmen's Association IN Lon
don have also received letters from their branches
/ in Germany expressing the same We've
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