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Drak e's l,0itscstO0

Gfnearly one hundred receipts for making brandy
Ill kind. OF Wine, Gin. Ale. Beer. CordiHls' SUI
rer'o, Cider, and much other useful information
or th1ss dealing In or manufacturing any ofthe
buve, ethel TOR the trade or home use.
s~ntby mail, free Of portage, tor 70 cents "A
dress. X. y. NORMANDY, tOi Market street
Ct Louis, Mo reE iNdh"
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Emprs.s Going 10 Prussia,

The empress Eugene, having received
assurance from the Prussian government
that she will not be treated ~ u prisoner.
has concented 10 join her husband and
son, who has also surrendered with his
father at Sedan. She will leave for Pfus-
sin as soon a. her arrangements can DO
perfected
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NEw YORK, Sept. 5.-Thc Couier dcs
Eiat Cnis says
The deed Is done. Fraace il broken.
hearted. One month has suslccd 70 par
alyze her, IL not TO annihilaie the living
forces Of the most grand and powerful peo-
pie, and NJ the same time 20 displacc the
political All. Of the earth. II j. useless a.
simuls,e-,he army which has surrendered
was the very flower Of the military people
Mcmahon destroyed, Bazainc powerless--;
for the rest France u but n huge mass, fan
aiical aud patriotic, ready enough 10 .trik'
IT, head again-, the mouths of the Prussisr
cannon. There Is no more for us an army
The masses now SO full Of faith can do
nothing against military science, sgain.
dicipline, against new armies
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NaRslsom Pluehy.

LosDos Sept 5.--l, is said that friend
condoling with Cho Emperor on Saturday,
expressed hope that his popularity in
Paris was not gone. The Emperor rSp led
II matters not. / shall return there ID OK.
act a reckoning, not 70 give che
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Special Notices.

Rare Collection RowIand's Receipts
hagic Arts, Discoveries, etc., comprising yalr.
'"e information for everybody. Sent by mail (frec
POSTAGE for 20 cents.
Address r. r.. NORMANDY, 5ol Market street,
Louis, Mo sey7JawIv
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Losk 10 Year Childrss The Urea
hOOIhlnx Kennedy.

hOOthiny kemsdy.
sps Cures Col" nnd Gri ping put,r
NJlEnutva ~ the bowels, and facilt. ~
.yetiu tses the Proces. Of cEkrs
1ethIng
M. Subiues cOpvuls ons ,,,,v
,utTSnvttr. and ovsrcOmes all dis -.
'yaiyir eases incident to IN ,rSru
o.. lAi.ts saJ ci.,iiren 'H''7
MA Cirs Dis thea, Dy sca. pp ,,,r
a,utTSDvp,s terry, AMI Summer Com. "a
yRfp plant IN children ~ all ,,.Nys
ages. "'7
ni- the Great Infant, and ch dr.n', soothing |
Remedy 10 all disorders brought on by ie.thns,
- any otber cause. ~ CO...
Prepared ~ the ORA FToS MEDICINE co..
q Lpv, No. ..t.tr trf ...
sod W druys.s sns dealers 10 medicine
-yIlsheI.. ssEiydss
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rh. rm peri.h.bl. Perfume.

Asa riie. the perfumes nos in Us. have no pei.
maneney An hour VI tao sts.,r their Use, Tier" i.
20 trace oi perfume len. Hos difercn; j. the re-
suit succeeding the Us. Of Murry and LanmAn'.
FIsr,ds Water. Days afser IT, app cation the
handkerchief cxhales ms,' dcligh,fii, dcl,cAe
and agreeable Fragrance. marileodiy
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d e Bulletin.
THE EMPIRE ENDED.
A Republic Proclaimed with Trocss :.
Us President.
THE LATE EMPERoR Ann EMPRESS

PARIS, Sep. 4.-The following procama.
ton has been issued b. the new govern
Incnt:
RepuLiique Frdncsi,e MInistere LIN
tcrieurc. The decheance has been pro-
nounccd In the corps legidatif
The Republic has been proclaimed at
the Hotel 20 Vile.
a government Of national defence, COM
posed ofeleven members and all tho depu.
ties Of Paris has been constituted and rati-
fled BY popular reclamation. Their names
are: Arsgo, Emanuel Cramiux, Jules
Favre, Jules Ferry, Gambetta, GARNER
Pages, Glas Bizone, Eugene Pslletan, VI.
Picard, Rochefort and Jules Simon +
Gen. Trochu will ut the same time ton
tinue in the exercise of the powers Of gov
ernor Of Pars, and is appointed minister Of
war In place Of Palikao.
Please placard Immediately and if neoes-
sary have proclaimed by the public erier
this declaration.
For the government OF natiobhl defence.
the Minister Of the Interior.
Signed LEON GAMBETTA.
PARIS, the 9TH day Of September, nj G
clock, pm.
Troehu, President.
The following circular dispatch has been
sent by the Minister of the Inferior To the
projects of departments;
PARIS, sep. 4, ls7o.--Gen. Trochu, Cow
ernor of Paris, has been appointed . mem
Der Of the government II national defense
installed at the Hotel dc Vile. lie takes
the portfolio Of war and h.s colleague,
have conferred upon him the presidency.
(Signed) LEON GAMBETTt.
The Empire Ended.
WAsBIsGToS, Sept. 4.-Mili..er Wa sh-
burn ,clegraphs to the department OF sta,e
That the French empire IS ended ard that
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WAsuIsGroS, Sept. Minister Wa ,h
burn ,clegraphs to the department OF stat'
tina, the French empire Is ended and that
The excitement is intense Ia Paris.
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Prociasnasions Issued.

PARIS, Sept. 5.-The Journal Oficial
de Ia Rcpubllque publishes the following
Pssciam lon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-01

The GUSPoEDER SORr OF PHILANTHROPY
ously charged against him by public unbe,iey,.s,
/ that he called aloud to his fellow creatures 4:
Course your souls and bodies, come here and be
blessed - still his philanthropy Was Of that gun
powder sort that the difference between il and
luminosity was hard to determine. You were to
I abolish military force, but you were first to
| bring all commanding officers who had done
their duty to trial by court martial for that Of
tense, and shoot them. You were 10 abolish
! war, but were TO make converts hy making war
upon them, and charging them with loving war
as the apple Of their eye You were to have no
capital punishment, but were first to sweep of
the face Of the earth sl legislators, iurists and
Judges who were of the contrary opinion. You
were to have universal concc-i and we're to get
it By eliminating all the people who wouldn't,
or coascientiously couldn't, be concordant You
were to love your brother as yourself, but after
an indefinite interval Of maligning him (very
much as if you hated him), and calling him all
manner Of names. Above all things, you were
to do nothing in private, or on your own account.
You were 10 20 10 the Offices OF the Haven Of
Philanthropy, and put your name down as a
member, ami a protesting philsnthropst. Then,
you were to pay up your subscription, get your
card Of membership and your ribaui and medal,
and were eyermore to live upon platform, and
evermore to say what Mr.. HCneythunder said,
and what the treasurer said, and what the sub
treasurer said, and what the committee said,
and what the subcommittee sal :. and what the
secretary said, and what the vice-secretary sad
And this was usually said in the u. inimousy
carried resolution under hand ana seal, TO the
effect: - That this assembled body of protesting
pnilanthropists views, with indignant c,rn and
contempt, not urnixed with utter detestation
and loa,hng adherence, in short, the bsseness Of
all those who DO not belong to IT, and pledges it.
self to make rs many obnoxious statements as
possible about them, without being at all parti-
cular as to facts Sketch Of U0ncyiiun7sr in
ttc .lhs en- OF EtiriA brood.
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HOME AND FOREIGN GOSSIP.


4 "re'eh oi a fFenehman says that he thinks
'ne sreA' lal.' Oh American women is that they
'''' '' f'''.'-1
II Is sAi' 'iia' 1ui'ns 'He past season IN PARIS
several sen'''uien CT ''1Ie'y attempted the re-
'1' Va '-i' ave '-'-- Al "'i'- anu 'os'm' and
'''' '''''''' '''-''s''-
NJ Hubert states that all japanese women can
re'd' "r''e' anu c'PaeT' In more civilized
countries they prefer % -et Iaen sch f7r them
Toe aahes''e 4uAl'y o. me mud 30 some oi
me western ei'les Is suon INST the men have
Snou'der s''ai' 10 'n7'' ''''s'
The West Point caiets say. that when lady
wears long dress TO one O. their hops they love
TO look at her. when she wears a short one.
they love to dance with hen.
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HTsIORsONIE.


How o. Get the exac+ weight Of , fish Weigh
him in hls Own scales.
o.e of the coming fashion. lbi-.., lawn.
s-s-.ls
',rio. We. ,- T,,, R~,-,b said 9. Tn.
b--r-I s--+ -,,.as mo l.e- ~, r,,-.t sb,,- .,
S.-,,s,-. b,,.a,rl. =. r.is s-- = F.. home ,,i,t
--
,'f' b-',' 'ell e.- Co.. years '1'. 81.
1.lig l.r S'7a-.ls morse server IAN I'5..
WY 1,iH ne ouy one N1i moi l'- JOY H. "Ae
a rue 'eDo~ once ''-i D'.nuin INA. ne never
,4'''9''el --y ,l-HS '1i- Wa M, i'' -a.,
N-',U-, res nave sa'i Ha' NUN 'Ie
'I5 WASH 0''e -''i
Men want women 20 be l1e's before they
marry EN-, do they exclaimed an lrate spin
s.e' " They'd look well along SIDE VI angels,
/ w1u.iu { they, the great ugly brute,
" Would We phase. mem, " sad Bridget. the
other evening. an "a like vc t, lad me the
,'l O. tI "--,g Ire3s' % W.T. l'iyy.
ill.,. - - 90
Dos D' o"N
hshaaiman' after the battle o. Preston
n'-s, va s,i pp-ns the body Of al eiIcer' when
"a nra4@ begged a share OF the plumber. 90 Ma,
nI- SAM Donald, 90 you can Aii 7heui-,nla-
o. yoaTse.
&c Well, my young gentleman, and how would
You Ike your hair cut2' Oh, ike papa s,
p.e1sc-wth a little round hole al the top.
IS The husband vino behaves unkinily 10 his
wife deserves TO have his house burnt over his
head .- -,i5 3onl.sff. t,rart taa IaIv who
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II. blessed danced leaned ont
From the gold bar Of Heaven;
Her ewes were deeper than the depth
ufuaters stilled at even
She had three lilies 10 her hand
And the stars in her hair were seven
Her robe. ungirt from clasp to hem
No wrought flowers did adorn.
But a white rose OF Mays gut
For service meetly worn
Her hair that lay along her n2cA
Was yellow ike ripe corn
Fer seemed she scarce had been u4y
One of Cod cu0ristsrs'
The wonder va not vet quite gone
IRON that still lCok OF hers
Albeit. 70 them she left, her Gay
HAD counted as ten years.-ho'sisi'
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a SEN TRICK ron HIGuwArNFN The Lyons
lowa) Mirror reports IN attemp; at highway
robbery in that county 4 Mr.. Rowland who
had been buying cattle, while riding home, on
Wednesday evening, was accostel by a man on
tAe road, who asked for assistance 10 raise his
hl-se. which w2s down Mr. ROWLAND dis
mounted and as requested, took hold Of the AMI
ls-', bead 20 htt, and rs he st0onel to 10 va-
sc5zel 3 the throa. with the demand. " cur
money Up your lie Not wishing to part with
either, be struck the robber q blow snl srrang
so his horse as he swung hiuseifiu' tae saddle
the r5bter hrei, but the horse spriucinc forward
the ball only passed through his sleeve. This
fellow, with bis trained horse, rI-y become as
noted ss Dick Iurpin and bis '' Black Bees.
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ROLLS. kOLLs:: ROLLs!!!
DOUBLED AND TWISTED STOCK
INC YARN.

In connection with my business OF Csrdiug Rolls,
/ have in operation machinery ( r Making Stock
ing Yarn, all ready for knitting. | am making a
Superior Article from the best Fleece Wool, that is
equal for service 10 the home made yarn both white
aud colored which will sell for cash exchan ge
for wool. | will take wool ana make it into yarn,
or card IL into rolls that pc pie have rolls or
arm Just as they prefer.
Perso : in the vicinity Of Yer ,ennes, can leave
their wool ard orders. and receive their yarn or
rolls at Ira Binghaua's stur-. In the vicinity OF
Brs OIL at the residence OF the late IsI sel Eddy In
the vicinity of North Fer ishurgh, at ths Harness
shop Of A. ". Billings.
IF. LYMAN,
May 2S-is~5n Hinesburgh, Vt.
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SIC ND AuvESTI-N" AMONG TUE NsjROrs
In the interior Of Texas, about the middle of
last mouth, there was an old negro woman called
Jane " for short. who announced to the
negroes near Springfield, Limestone county, that
the millennium would take place, and tie
d" mighty ship OF Zion " would come down 70
take up to glory those who complied with her
directions. on the 10Th Of May In accordance
with her Instructions preached 10 a large con
gregition, the believers burnt ole-half Of all
their worldly possessions in a big bonfire, heed
No by the ro'ts and destroyed hall their growing
crops lcorn and cottor), gave away half their
children, &c. They then disrobed entirely and
danced q " holy dance 50 Ane-wari tho d
one sensible thiug-they killed all their dogs
Jane then proposed it is said, that they SHOULD
eat the dog meat but they besitated, and she
did not succeed very well in that attempt her
sell Finally she proceeded to measures with
view to sacrificing her own child an infant. AZ
this point the proceedings we're il,errupted by
those who lacked faith in her ministry, and Jane
was arrested and restrained from f-rtAt- preach
iu-
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LITERARY NOTES.

LITERARY NOTES.
The book mania IS a strange Madness, but one
with which we find j, easier to sympathize than
with the passion of the oae-ileld natural ist fer
shells or bugs or moses. l; must be pleasant
to be able to show to ones friends the only per-
feet copy known Of some once famous volume, or
the c3mPIetest collection extant Of the works Of
some early engrayer OF printer. There is an in
defnabie charm, too in black letter, if only the
date on the title page be remote enough and
an Illuminated manuscript Of the middle ages
with its vivid col0ring and almost unintelligibe
abbreyisuons is a good deal more than a curiosi-
ty, save to him who is ignorant Of its contents.
But when We read that $500 was paid for Dbl
din's " Bibliographical Tour in France and Ger
many We wish we hal copy-aud even
full set Of his works SELL copy Of Euot's
Indian Bible would be cool thing to have, if
one wished to raise money. The fact that only
one man living can read it is sufficient to cause
other men to give Sl05J for the pleas
ure Of owning and exhbitingit But no, We do
these bihliomaniacs wrong; it is the joy OF pos
sessing AMI holding and handling these unique
and uriutel'igible volumes. and not the vulrsr
vanity Of exhibition, that leads them to contend
for their ownership with such energy and reck-
lessness. a well-known book collector the other
dav gave art5 .rirv TO the syc.i7reer in his alb
sence to bid sl5uss tl.c extreme ,f15-. 70 which
: lie would % for Andres s.. Cow Cb..a., He
came himself boas..- and deliberately went
mn 20 $3.50 b1- Inst the c,,etrj treasure d.
cause a rival was five dollars msjier than
he The r.-s for ,.-.. -,rsr comics may
be accounted for. but tbs speeiI value
set on uncut volumes LOOK. whimsical to
such As buy books to read as vel as look az.
No ma''er how fine copy Of any rare work |
the book-hunter may possess If he hears Of
one with uncut leaves he is uneasy until the
sealed volume is transferred TO his shelves
And should You. admitted 70 bis library, in the
III si'''' .- ''-' ''' S3
fi7'
~ ~ S ~ ''.''' AM ,' , ,-- '-' o1,
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Ill
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Ing gus I'd '-s view '.''l' Oh Tue ---
0-''-' 1-'''1. i- seems
'.'-' '' ''-.'''7 ,-'
--''
.- 1- d.
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have been, We may look fer w.- igril. revelations
r., -,.,s-4 anti, o.. -.r-.. ,- f.-
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This remedy does not simply rsHsr- for a short
tine. but it produces perfect and D. naneut cures
Oh the wort cases Of Chronic Nasal Atsrrh and
u7H pau ID rfrT-t FOR that 2 c1rrof cure.
Cold 10 the head" and CAtsrrh Headache are cur
G. With .eW applications. II you have discharge
from the nose, offensive or otherwise, stopping up
Of the moss at times. partial loss Of the sense Of
smell, "a tie or hearing, eyes watering or weak feel
duh, have pain or pressure in the head you may
rest assured tuat y havo Uatarrh. Thousands an-
uualy, without mauiiesting ali ofthe s10ve symp-
toms inmate IN Consumption AID end In the
grave. No tisosse "a so common, more deceptive or
ICES unders'oo1 by phJ sicisns. Il send my pam
inlet on Oitarrh 20 any address free. DR.. sage's
Catarrh Remedy is now
SOLD ~ MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
or THE WORLD.
Price 30 cents Sent b. mail POSTPAID on reeeint
Of 60 cents, or four packages for two dollars Pc
ware Of coHte-flit7 and uor:h css irnit1t!ors See
that my prir4fc Stamp, which IS posiire gti1-1ufs,
Of genHinsrcss is upon the outside wrapper. Re
member that this private Stamp issued bv The Init
ed states G1vernIent expressly for stamping nv
medicines, hss my irtrait, name and address, and
tn words U s. Certidc ite OF Genuinenessr engrav-
ed upon IL. and need not re mistaken Don't be
swnd4ed ~ travellers and others representing them
selves as DR.. sage ! am the only man now living
that has the know led e and right to manufacture
the gsnuine Dr. Sase's Catarrh Remedy and never
travel to sell this medicine
r. Y. PIERCE. II. D.,
1873 Seneca street., Buffalo, N. Y.
May 2i-t'd tues thurs sat v3n
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roses and maiden hair fern for a subsequent
ball or dinner party.
American fashions are mostly devised at
home, with a slight attention to Partisan models
The - Courtiers Of Costume in Paris are a
club Of % who have their headquarters in the
Rue Tirieaae, and employ many artists. It
is through these gentlemen that the caprices Of
the hour find expression.
One Of the gayest hooks in Paris is al the e1-
tremity Of the suburb Of Auteuil, where the on
nibus boats come in from the Seine. Wine
shops, pistol galleries, concert saloons AMI
, pleasure gardens populate the neighborhood,
and edible frogs, sprats, spring chickens and
rabbits have a hot time in the adjacent res
taurants. Music and mirth are incessant,
beneath tie blooming chesnat trees
At the Alhambra in London, sensational gym
nastics have reached the very acme Of horror.
A boy, member Of the marvellous Hanlon fam
ily, filings himself of trapeze on a level with
the topmost gallery Of one Of the l5ftiest build
ings ia London, aud would inevitably be smash
ed to pieces were it not that in his heai.ong de-
scent he is caught by 20 brother Of his who
swings heal lownwlr1 upon a horizontal bar
in mid air
4 laly made reference the other dav to Dir.
Bvrant,. tr,Bsl.tiop Of Homer in the nres,pce
.f...,i,.l- ~. III. -..-...,..i I'll.
'0OA Oh wonder - WY / didn Ano" In
ever ou' one uesiles Enooh Translated can
think u lis name now, but 'tl.n't Homer, any
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-01
THE TROTTING STALLION,
THOMAS JEFFERSON.

WILL make a SEASON, commencing April 18th,
w and ending July 18th, at
COL. S. E. STOWELL'S, CORNWALL, Vt,
and will be limited to my mares a. 3 100 50 Of
the money IL due and pay able at the time service
and the balance so, Is due and IayA-ie af or the
st Of January, 1871, unless IL eydeu the are IL
not in fosl. mare proving 20 be not 10 al may
be returned the next season with ut additional
payment, and If the mare proves 20 bee iu ioal
$50 will be due for the services and payable de-
mand.
Thomas Jefferson by Toronto Chic, by Royal
George, &c, out Of the celebrated trOtting mare
bipsey Queen by the tour mile race horse Wagner,
second dam by Glencoe, is black, fifteen hands and
one inch, and the highest over his hips Of fine
temper, fine figure and best head and tail on any
horse, IL six year, old past trot three heats
in 30 snd is regarded by his owner the be.t rrot-
ting stock Horse in New England. ! think | am
justified in say ing to the farmers of Vermont that
y ls the opinion Of those who have seen Thoma,
jefferson hat he is first class horse and his colts
will prove source Of revenue TO the Breeder and
the STATE. II he Is suitshly patroniEed intend he
shall live and die IN Addison County.
Col Stowell will have tbs immediate manage
ment Of this stallion, and every one who goes 70
sec him will also see hambrino Patchen the hest
iull sized stallion in New ENGLAND in nv opinion
and will be treated with cvlity and harness.
VIM. B. SMITH.
Hartford
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Three little Wisconsin children were fishing
the other dsy-two boys and a girl. Tie older
boy called to the girl, 30, Johnny's got bite"
The girl responded, .' o my sake and sEch
little boy-onlY reads in the primer"
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Burlington, VT, March 18th 1s7o.ItsaW& lV' r


WANTED. Book Agents wanted for the new
w and elegant work now publishing "'"hE
ANIMAL KINGDOM ILLUSTRATED" a superb
work OF 500 imp. svo Pages printed on excellent
p per, and embellshed with 500 elegant iliustrt-
tionsi also for the celebrated work called the
" American Womsns Home" To-k suited ta the
wants Of every family written b. Harriet B. Stowe
and Catherine E. Beecher For terms aud territory
Boston, Mas. evet
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MIppLKsuRY COLLEGE. June 26. LEG

/ HEREBY certify that ! have analysed for
I messrs. Carr Blanchard, No. l4l Front Street.
New York. the following named liquors: Bourbon
AID Rye Whistles, Meder Swan and Holland cir :,
Martelle Brandy and st. Crox Rum, and found them
all TO be pure snd unadulterated, and free from in
organic conta limitations, and properly administered
can commend them for medicinal use
Aug. y tdSvly PROP. HENRY N. sEELY.