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Orleans Co. Agricultural Society.

The Orleans County Agricu' tural Society
held its l4th Annual Fair and Cattle Show
at Barton, on the 10th and 18th days of Sep
tembe-. y. ID. 1857, when the following pre-
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It's PERFECT SAFETY

IN every coal tin of the system, = a. 'iie'
CERTAIN. The a,i ale ci-s;Iii. a a. L. 'sr.'''
maiden. VIE y iaih,r. i r,,.itr,d - i'f >
Influence, " T. q, al ;a- sane ;iul,. = an
k.:l,n Is r,t.-r.-.ncrl ,lr,.-h L, tie N ie 'ias
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II f. y I | S 7 X Y

pr II II MENTION of -. JnhI>hurv vi,
respectful, .i,,> n.:cc - The citizens Of Calcdo-
MA Count, ;'sI' he i nuN permanently located in
ST John-i,.rl. and would ~ lappv - render his
SEW ic,.~ :" al who may favor him With call Al
operations Will he performed i'll 4 thorough ard
scientific manner. and no operation will be under
taken unless il h., for the good Of III" patient.
Al those " no are III want Of parts or fall sets
of teeth will find !, ~ their al, Iuta-c 70 give him
call for he viii hereafter insert artificial teeth Al
the follow ING prices
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

VINIIE Subscriber would inform the citizens Of
i I,nd"m and >urfo'nldin" towns. that he has
taken Tic >toro former! .oc'uri.dl'y II Babb;tt.
and fitted up the Samc IL Clothing Store and
Taior'> Shop and has secured the services of an
experienced Gutter, and i NOW prepared TO fIrn-
i>h Clothing in every variety. ~ reasonable prices
lie viii al>n ICON IN land q largc >fnrk OF
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I. ArlningtOn.

- III 1iI11IS UVIIS
AS lot # Furniture ON hand. Such as So
fl,. card and ether tables. Bureaus. Bed
stcads and Chairs If all kinds. Also
ELEGANT CHAMBER SETS,
To be sold very cheap.
st. John>hury Centre. Sept, ,, 1871. 1915
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Look Out for Stop Clothing

4 GOOD Mechanics Mix; Goats Pants < Vests. Gus
~ tom made and warranted n"t 10 Err all for
S',9S Just the thing Tor >clviceat
FLETCHER & REEDS
n Behaving made arrangements with an ex
ten>Ive firm III Boston we Viii order >lop work for
ali VIII" may want. cheaper tlam can be bought IN
the place. FLETCHER & REED.
West Concord. Ian - 10. l0lstf
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LUKE BTZZELL,
IRON FOUNDER AND MACHINIST,
UNION IRON WORKS, ST. JOHNSBURY, VT,
Solicts orders for all kinds of Castings, and Mill
Work generally. Heavy Box Stoves for Shops.
Starch Mills. School Houses and Stores. Thrcsh-
ing Machine Castings Cast Iron Water Wheels.
adapted to run under back water Wood Planning
Machines of various kinds; also, Side Hill Right
Hand and Seed Flows. 99tf
oscar +. H1RTET,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
WEST Concord, VT. SO
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THE SHAPE OF THE BEAN PRE-
VENTS ALI. CHECKING

Sccond-Thc >hor;nc>S of the beam brings the
team nearer To the work. which is gFtW ;;i,ant-
age in draft. case in working and drawing the
team. Also in plowing close to the fcncc-can
turn short. &C.. &c-wc are in readiness 10 prove
nv certificate reference. that these pow> viii do
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

- which lc invites attention Of those in want Of
he sane. ii. Il. JONES.
Lyndon. Apr! 80. ISL. Stiff
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New Arrangement.
! tereSt of y. b. FLINT in the Harness Bust
ness on Railroad Street. is prepared to furnish
all kinds of work in this line at short notice and
in wOrkmanlikc manner.
An assortment of
GOOD HARNESSES
constantly on hand.
u REPAIRING done at short notice
J. +. LADUCER.
Opposite the Passumpsic House, st. Johnsbury.
VT, May II, 1857. 33tf
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Notice PAY Up!

OWING 10 dissolution Of partnership of Ca
~ H"pN \ Thrill and IN" removal Of one of
the partl' They request prompt settlement of all
accounts due them
Lyndon. July IL. lS5.. Art
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09

bred the commerce Of Morc&, Cypus, Eeupe
Asa Minor etc, the Genoese, under the protection
# The Greek Emperors, al not monopolzed tho
trade Of Constsntinope and the Black Sea Trieste
fr The first time has united these two great chan
uels of tie Levsnt together with the Danuban
trade. Al toe end Of the fifteenth century Venice
hsnd i.seif, so 10 say, geographically disp'seed.
he priv eees OF its neehborhood 10 Cons.antinc-
pie sLd Alexandria, then the cen.ers Of Asiatio
.rsde, were forfeited by the circumnAyigssion Of
he Cape Of Coed Hope, transferring the center Of
that trade first e. Ii bOp then 30 Holland and after
ward 10 England. The privilege lost 10 Venice in
ley 10 be recovered 10 our own times BY Trieste,
~ the cutting Of the Isthmus Of Suez Canal. The
Tieste Chsm0er of Commerce has not only tsso-
ciat.d itself with the French Company for the
Suez Cattl, but also sent agents 70 explore the
Red Sea and coasts of the Indian Ocean, in fur
Ih.rspce of the commercial operations consem-
plated in those parts. The Isshnus once cut,
Trieste will necessarily supply all Eastern Europe
wi'b Indian gcods it will be as near to the Tropc
of Cancer IS il is TO Gibraltar and navigation OF
5,C00 miles Will bring lis ships to the 6unds
Straits. Having thus placed the outlines and pros
poets of Trieste commerce, we viii nov add tab
ular statement of the c, ma ecal movement OF that
nor, 1u,,p, . H.. yaro1 of tha LAST ten yeare
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rod Of the last ten years:

On comparing the ayersge eli the first three years
of this period With the average OF the lat three
ears (973 go against 1851 ,664), the increase
within SO short space is found 10 be in the propcr-
Ii, n OF 6S 10 leo. Marse,es is far from exhibiting
the sane rsp'dty Of progress. The basis OF the
prosperity of Trieste SIDES, is all the more sohd,
as it is owing 10 the increased intercourse both with
purely Austrian and foreign ports. The national
trade, for instance, frum lS46 10 lS4S amounted to
4l6 700 tuns aversge per annum; from 1853 to 1865
il had increased TO s54 753 uDs average per year,
or Lore tbsn double. Duritg the years 1850 and
1858, inclusive ibe Austrian tunnsge entered in and
cut at Trieste was 6,2O6, 3lG; foreign, 1881, ssS
turs. Tie trade with Greece, Egypt the Levans
and Black Sea, had risen from 257, al tuns 70
496, 394 tuns average per year during the samc
period.
With all this the actual commerce and navigation
of Trieste are still far from having attained thai
pont where traffic becomes matter Of regular
routine, ard The mechanical effect Of fully devel-
,ped resources. Let one only cast Glance 1t tho
e:ono mics situation Of the Austrian States, the
imperfect development OF internal communicative,
at the great part of their populations still clad in
sbetp-skiDs, and strangers to all civilized wants.
In the zane measure in which Austria shall pus ito
COMMUNICATIONS on level say only with the Ger.
man States, The commerce Of Trieste will make
rapid and powerful strides into the heart Of the
Empire. The completion OF the railway from
Trieste to Vienna, with a branch from C,liy to
Pestb, will create a revolution in Austrian COM
merce frm WI CHI no one will derive greater adj.
yantsges than Trieste. This railway is sure 70
begin with traffic greater than that OF Marseiles,
bu, the dimensions it may attain one can only real
ize by bearrg in mind that the countries whose
only outlet is the Adrisic possess population Of
30 9G6, eco inhabitants, equal to that OF France IN
IS2I sDd rbst the port Of Trieste will drain ter
ritory OF 60 39s, COO hectares e. by seven MILLIONS
Of hectares larger than France. Trieste, therefore,
is destined to become in its immediate future, what
Mar.eill.s, Bordeaux, Nantes and Havre united arc
IN Eiancp
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FIRE.
EIRE IN sIxIEENTH sIRELr.

FIRE IN SIXTEENTH sIKEtT.
About noon Of II ursday FIRE occurred in new
building in course Of completion in Sixteenth street,
near Sixth avenue but il extiDguished before much
damage was done. The fire was occasioned BY the
osre ssn,ss of some Of the mechanics at work tho
premises in kibdlng quantity Of shavings and light
wood in CRATE, and leaving il while they went 10 din
ner. The ,smsge will not exceed $25.
yIRK IN BROADWAY AND ELEvESTH Strict.
At Oh eaIly hour yesterday morning fire broke ous
in the roof Of the St. Dennis Hotel OF Broadway
sn1 Eleventh street. but fortunately !. was discovered
at an early moment and the alarm promptly given.
The fremtn after cutting away port Of the roof
succeeded in eatDgusbipg the FIRE before il had done
much damage The Ere was Occasioned by defect In
one Of the cbinneys The boarders were greatly
frightened and many made hasy preparations 70 vacsss
their rooms but being assured that there was no
danger they soon regaiDed then composure' damage
to the building about eco.
FIRI IN AVENUE B.
The dyellIg.house OF Mr.. Kelly, No. go Avenue
B. was on fire three times yesterday morning between
ard O'Clock. but in each the flames were sub
dued tefore gorirg much Roadway. The hre was
cau.ed by a defect in tire chimney.
FIRE IN BROADWAY.
Al ca O'Clock last even ng fire broke on. in the
way, Gomez Of Wayeney-pIace. Damage W. 10 M
surance The fire origin ted from the gas meter Inc
Gss c, mpasy shut of the gas in the Afternoon an
II. to,,er 81 the house John Hanon hlsd the meter
AID &c he thought clo.ed it, but smelng escape gas
he took liek, % find the leak when On opening the
chnt al. r. the meter was placed, the gas took nre
HaIon was badly burned.
FIRE IN COMMERCE sTRLET.
Last night about il o'clock fire occurred N
I'm, ke.bouse in Commerce street near bleeekef. Dsm-
age sight
TIRI IN sLcosD STREET.
Ats O'Clock last night fire broke oat 70 ths 49,.
ware establishment Of Mr. Wolf, No. H4sec'h' 'N'''-
Damsge $25.
s,o,,,v ,oe, p o'clock on Thursday morning ne
~ IN, 4, store in Dickinson alley near the navy
ya,d which was owned and occupied Dy AZ, fu'
The flames spread to dwelling occupied ~ nv
wn,ow which vas destroyed together with ne Va 9.
Me A two-story bri X building occupied Dy M. n'
non wa. considerably damaged, and severa oa.o1.
no. were destroyed. number Of families were 'sIns
on, Of tteir bone, having escaped win 'ssu -
s,o,tes Shelter was extended to them oy tns 80
,or. The budr g. were Of frame and Of 'a'"A '''"~'
! Damage about $50.
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How, then, came it 10 pass tina, Trieste, and not
Venice, became the cradle OF revived navigation IN
the Adriatic Venice was a town OF "reminiscences;
Trieste shared the privilege Of the United States Of
having no past at all. Formed by motley crew
Of Italian, German, English, French, Greek, Ar
meniaD and Jewish Observation-Disclosures, 10 was
not I.tteIed by traditions like the City OF the La
eures. Thus, for instance, while the Venetian
grain trade still cluDg during the eighteenth CEN
tury to its old connections Trieste at once attached
itself to the rising fortunes Of Odesss and thus sue
ceeded, by the commencement Of the nineteenlh
century, in driving its rival entirely from the Medi-
terrane an corn trade. The fatal blow sustained oy
tie old Italian trade-repubhcs at the end OF the
fifteenth century, in consequence Of the clrcam-
Navigation .fAfIica was repeated Oh small scale
by the Contir en-a customs DEGREES OF Napoleon.
The art remnants Of Venetian commerce we're then
sbnihilattd. DespairIg of al chances OF pr'htioe
investment in that expiring maritime commerce,
Vent tan capitalists naturally transferred their capl-
tai to the opposite shore Of The Adratc, where tho
land trade OF Trieste promised 70 double its activity
at that very epoch. Thus Venice Itself nursed the
Qrea,Iess Of Tiieste-a fate common 10 ali mari
tine despots. Thus Holland laid the foundation OF
the greatness of England; thus England built up
The power of the United States.
Once Incorporated with the Austrian Empne'
Trieste commanded natural position very dinefeht
from what had ever been occupied BY Venice
Trieste formed the natural Quiet Of the vast and
iuexk austibe doninCns lying at its back, while
hfnf
outlying port of The Adisic, usurpng the carrying
trade OF the weird, and resting hat usurpa1on on
II barbarian Of a world unconscious Of It's re-
sources. TIE prosperity of Trieste, therefore, has
10 limits but the development Of tae productive
forces and mesns Of communication Of The enor.
nous complex of countries now under Austrian
rule. Another advantage Of Trieste Is iss coniigu-
ity with the eastern shore Of the AdIia:c, furnish
ing al once the basis Of coast trade almost un-
| known 10 the Vene ians, and the nursery vi tns'
hardy race Of seamen whom Venice never succeeded
In fully turning 70 account As The decline VI
Venice kept pace with the rise Of the Ottoman
power, 30 the opportunities Of Trieste gro" VIII
,he ascspdsnry Of Austria over Turkey. Even 10
il. best times. the trade of Venice was stun'ed D.
sdiyision of Eastern commerce altogether dePel I'D
ent on political causes On the one hand
there was the Dsnnban road OF trade
hardly ever connected with Venetian ship
vino On the other hand, while Venice
upder the protection Of the Catholic kings monc2o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
TO France.

respOnderee Of The Philadelphia Ledger
WAsHIsGroS, Jan. T. 1856.
Gov. Macy will tary IN Washington for some
months before he returns back sgsin 10 Albany.
Gen. Jt fee son Davis will remain here and eaer imme
dately upon bis new duties Of United Sirss senator,
10 which he time since elected by the Legis-
laiure Of Mississippi. The other members Of the Cab
lie, are even arranging for their departure home
liza ION of tie Government on the advent Of Mr..
Buchanan,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-09

in bis expedition 10 the Rocky Mountains. BE Also
,hoved me . very elaborate specimen Of bead wsrk
in gilt frame. "Tais," he said, "is the work Of
Kirehiz princess, who presented it to HIS Excel
lncy when We Were on our journey - Siberia"
"You accompanied His EIeellency then !" asked
Yes" said he; "re were there in 90" Seifert
sjustly proud Of having shared for thirty or forty
years the fortunes Of his master. There was ring,
and servant came in 10 announce visitor. "Ah,
the Prince YPsanti, said he: don't le, him in;
don't let single soul IN; must go and dress Hi,
ExctIeDcy. SI, excuse me-yosrs, most re-
specially" and herewith he bowed himself out
As l descended TO the street, l passed Prince
" slant On the stairs. B.T..
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The iolOwi g figures, giving the imports

ports Of Egypt for 1897, are also instructive on this
hesd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-22
aug7.
BRICK SCHOOL HOUSE, GALLATIN
TURNPIKE.
vs.. John Taylor, ct al.

James Thomas VS.. John Taylor, ct al.
pursuance Of the decree this case at the Nav term
81 will sell the Lot in this city on the
18th day Of September next, he highest bidder for
cash, the Brick School House. and ground
tached. d ing the side OF the Gaatin Turnpike
about miles from the city.
@. D. BRIEN, c. 4 NJ.
aug7. Chancery Court at Nashville
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auss
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HOUSE AND LOT. on czERRY STREET, AND
MICRO WOMAN LIZZIE.

Blake and 3rown Mary Fenmanet al
W W. Pin REQ 90. satna.
w. Haze iue 4 Co. same.
DY virtue Of decree pTorguncst iu tie above eau-es
ID BY tn Ckaacsry Court a. Nashr, viii sell as the
Court House Of ety Of Nashville, I2th cav
OF September the house and oi she Size Chefry
street and near the Verandah Hote present oceap
b. Sanl. H. BugF ne same teutiag about p feet and
running back ABOUT iT9 feet % Aiiev.
And the tine aud place vii sell the negro
An Ilszis mentioned In tie pisaenEs and hired
Mr. joel Davis.
Tsass-For ths House and Lot snd 3 ysars wish in.
teres except $3.50 d. Pr the Slave months, vita
snteres lieu be retained the lo1 aud required
70 DC we'll scared IN each Gaze
C. D. BEGES, Q. IN.
augs. Chance y Coart Is NashFaIe.
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SPECEAI. RATEN

Boxes Hats Furniture lad Carriages hnxeS and otbs
ght aTt'ees not enurerated also CsTbovs acids Of
rates. "'S' Ga"
Iave eyery nacksge p'snly marked with name o
cosLlshee, oesunaon and depot e delivery. Attention
to this Tater prevents delays and Losses and insure
speedy delivery. - ~ - -Ieo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-22
LOTS ON SUMMER STREET.

Jno A. MccampbelI Trustee, &c, VS.. WI. Mari.
IN pursuance Of the decree in this case at the MAY
Term, 1851, will sell the 18Th day Of September
next, at the Court house lot in this city, one
and two years. wi interest and free redemption 16l
feet OF ground the street known
the property conveyed 10 compainaIt by Milton
This property is Of good depth, and alley
10 feet wide and is eXpec ed that he will be suit
aoly ub-dvided by day Of sale when particulars be
made known. c. ID. Brian, Q. & NJ.
augI. Chancery Court,
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Country dealers farmers HAVING anY o! tu7 80, "
sale, win do we'll call when they VISIT ''e 0J'
iune2f-tf.
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IS Acres in the 9Th District and s Acres
Cedar Land.

Nolney s. Stevenson vs.. David A. Bel and others.
pursuance Of the decree pronounced ia this eause at
May Term, 1851 will sell a. tie Court house lof, in
Tue cy 81 Nashville the 18th OF september next
tract OF % acres II Land in the Sth Civil District
looming the lands Of Turner nisms, Peter Oven and
others and also an undivided half Of acres Of Cedar
Lana 10 Williamson county, adjoining the lands Of
Carmichael, u. Holt and J. Kid
Isfsr and years credit, without interest notes se-
cured aud lien retained, AID Tree from redemption
augT. Chanrery en-, -, S..t,,r
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-22

HANA iazt FeeeiSed the supalier Cos hsas eFes
oasrsd or sale this mal ks Can narner bsfers -
~ seid uans-Ai b.A WkLLER, ST.
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AIS Acres of Land

Wyatt rs. " att and knight vs. Wyatt
pursuance Of the decree this cause al Nav Tern.
1874, will sell AZ the Court house lot IN the civ al
Nashville, on the I2th day Of September Hsxt trast of
4I5 acres OF Land, less lying ia nov Cheaihapl
county formerly Ia Davidson o-uuty aud beuz ths sa
Ian sold 20 Mrs. Wyatt BY Nicholas KnIeht.
TEHSs-t250 cash. and for the balance credit Of and
IL months. Notes vel secured and lien retained
c. D. BRTEN, q. 4 ".
aHgT. Chsncery Court a. Nashynie
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LOt an CherrV Street

Thos. B Page, Guardian &C., vs.. VIM. Stewart.
pursuance Of the decree in this at the May Term
1871, will sell at the Court lot this city on
he 18th day OF september next the highest bidder for
cash. the lot Of IL feet the SIDE Cherry street In
the city Of Nashve formerly sold by Tax Collector as
the property Of - Hughes and bought by VIM. Stewart
Q. d. BRIEN @. 4 NJ
augT. Chaucery Court Al Ma
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Lot Oh McLemOre street.

pursuance OF the decree pronounced In this cause at
Mag Term, 1881, will sell the 18Th day Of Sepem-
Der next at the Court house lot in this city, credit OF
and IL months without interest, redemo-
ona lot in Doris plan ofiots the side OF McI-
street. onug thereon IS ee aud running back 40
feet alley Being the bought By the deien dant
OF r. $ smell. @ d. BRIEN, q. 4 N.
aug7. Chancery Court at Nashville
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LOTS ON VINE ATREEr.

Isaac Hodgens, Trustee, &C VS.. A W. johnson.
pursuance Of the decree in this at the May Term
1851 will sell the 18TH day sepeu Der ne 1t al
the Court house lot In this city Lots the west
side Of Vine street. fronting each and run
ming back alley. plan these lots will be ex
hibited on day Of sale, and terms made knosn.
Q. ID. BRiEN, G. 4 NJ.
AugT. GhauceFv Al MAJ hvilia