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Queen city

Tue>huy morning \ building recently
erected 10y the Burlington Mfg. Co., and
known rs the "Barnes Mil" was destro;
ed by fire 1t cost SIS 900. Aud war
not Insured. The frnt floor was used b,
Shepard, Davis & Co. for planning mil.
New and expensive machinery had jus,
been placed aud work fairly commenced
Their loss is fully SIS 900. The second
floor wa' occupied by new firm, Marh.
ews 4 Davis. They manufactured pack
ing boxes, and all kinds of small wood
work. partly insured but will lose abou,
$4,000.
1t is required the best efforts of the
fremeu TO keep the fire from the lumber
yards and from Klburn a. Gates furni
turo factory
Men are rlready clearing away the de-
bris, and the mill is to be rebuilt ilnme.
diately.
Sumo of our coasting, loving youngster.
interviewed the Mayor, aud asked thai
they might have the use OF ose street for
their sports. Maple St.. is the street ioI
small boys and sleds now.
Our merchants have made ample pre-
paratiou for the demands Of tn, holidays
and their show cases and windows make
brilliant display.
The Episcopal, Methodist and two
Congregational churches are to have
Christmas trees.
Mrs. Leonows delivered lecture
Tuesday evening under the auspices o
he Young Women's Christian Associa
ton. QUILL.
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MR. bKEELEY's DELiRIUM.-I suppose
he said hundred tines while [ was with
him. Nov, mind When | was born |
died, aud when died | was born" This
idea seemed to be perpetualy in his mind,
and when he repeated the words be would
look his listeners very attentively 10 the
iace. In order to test his consciousness
| asked him it he knew Mr.. Dickens.
knew that he did, Tor | was present at
the dinuer to Mr. Dickens, ut which Hor.
arce Greeley presided He exclaimed
IL never beard the name in all my life
Now mind when l was born | died and
when l died | was born" then told
him that Thuriow Weed had been to my
house aud was iuquiripg for him. lie au.
swered as before IL never heard the
name before Now, mind when | wa,
born | died,and when died [ was born.
1t was evident to me that no CLEAN OF
consciousness remained. He very rarel,
answered the questions | asked him, aud
Whenever he did the answers were wrong
lie seemed to be troubled pearly all the
continual, place bis hand on his forehead
as though he was suffering Intensely il
that region. His pulse was very feeble
heating at the rate OF l25 per minute, and
very irregular and intermittent. could
only do 50 by listening to The beating o
his heart. AN intermittent pulse i, Il dan.
gerous Import FOR u mn suffering uu1el
the disease which nictud Mr.. Greeley
- DR. Hammond.
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FRoM WASHINGTON -ln an interview
last evening. Postmaster General Cres-
well maintained that his statistics concern.
ing the postal Telegraph had been obtain.
ed after extensive correspondence with
Geographic authorities abroad, aud were
substantially correct reports, to the con.
rrary notwithstanding. He added that
he should ask Congress for the appoint
meut Of an impartial committee to thor
oughly investigate the subject.
The report from New York that Vice
President Colax has accepted the edi-
tor,hip Of the Tribune is erroneous. He
has to day replied to many inquiries that
negotiations on the subject, have not res
ulted 10 any agreement, aud that yesier.
day by mutual consent they were consiL.
cred as terminated. He leaves to-day
to spend the holiday recess with bis iami
y in the West.
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MARRIED..

I In Shoreham, Dec II, by Rev. W. n. Bacon\
Clinton Newell aud Miss mary E. Parks, both OF
fShoreham.
In Rutlsrd d, Dec. l7th, by Rev Z. Mills. Mr.
Henry Mering of Poultnoy, and Miss Rosa L.
Kamer Of Rutland.
In Fairhaven, Dec. Is, by Rev. Dwight Spen-
Ger. james Shambo and Lydia Shstley, both OF
whitehall, n. Y.
In Weybridge, Dec. 18th, by Rev. L. C. Part
ridge, Mr.. Julius L. Cowles, of New Haven, and
Miss Emma NJ. Thompson, Of Weybridge
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CAsroRIA-a substitute for Castor Oils a
physic wnicn does not distress grpe, but is sur
to operate when all other remedies have failed
You may confidently rely rely upnn the Castoria
ia Stomach Ache, Constipation. Flatulency Group,
Worms, Piles or derangcd Liver. 1t contains
neither Minerals, Morphine, Opium nor Alcohol,
tut is purely vegetable preparati,r, perfectly
harmless, aud above all, pleasant to take, The
Cast jria soothes and quiets the system, and pro-
duces natural sleep. II is a wonderful thing to
sssimilat, tho food of children and prevent them
from CRYING A 81 cent bottle will do the work
for family, and save maoy doctors bills. 37;i
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a MopEL KtrunLiC. --Mhe little Re-
public of San Marine in Italy would APP
pear to possess au organization which
States occupying larger space upon the
map Of Europe might be Inclined to envy.
1t Is said to have had It's origlu IL
the determination Of Dsmatian mason
to turn hermit. This pious person, When
nc resolved to devote the remainder Of
his lie to the telling OF beads Instead oi
10 the mixing OF mortar, obtained leave
\ rom rich lady to bulld "a cottage, u,
FATHER hut, upon the hill, distant abou
twelvc miles IRON klmiui, Oh which th'
town OF Sau Miriue at present stands
Ills rcputc for pleiy attracted other dc
votes, aud the huts gradually Increased II.
iimbcr aud size uutil :hey attained tn,
proportions OF IA town. Tue republic nov
nus . population Of about S.UUO, aud cx
lends over thirty square miles Vt territory
IT'S establishment uatlug from the yca'
1883. Cardinal Alpiroui, tho coieoruteC
| spanish Munster, made an unsuccessful
attempt to annex it, while the FIRST Ma
| pUltUU WIN eecuo W udNo uau SouuS'
,ceudiug kind Of liking ioL the place. vi.
erred it an extension vi territory, which
1t had the good sense to refuse.
The constitution of "the natiou" is very
simple; uuivers suffrage elects tn,
Council Of State, which is composed o
sixty members, third Of whom arc no
bles, (tor this rather lukewarm republi
recognizes titles Of nobility IA third mid
die class, and the other third small land
owners. Two Captain Regents constitute
the executive authority there are twelv
magistrates. two-thirds of whom retire b.
: rotation each year; Secretary OF Stat
for Foreign Affairs and fnauce a Hon
Minister Treasur, r.Geuerul n Com
Inssiouer-at-Law Judge Of Appeal
Commander of the Forces-the arm
consisting Of 1850 men and Con
Z mander Of the "Cousigli, Principe.
There is moreover, military baud nun
boring twenty-five musicians; order
maintained ia the streets aud country b
d fifteen gendarms, aud the average annu,
= expenditure is 26,000 live, leaving su
Z plus Of about 4 900 live to reduce tax
= ton or pay off the "national debt" whc
amounts to 20, 900 live
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ID ED

In Cornwall, Nov. 80, Mrs. Rhoda stearns wife
of Abjah Stearns, aged 10 years
In Saxtons River, Nov. 81, Royal E Darling,
youngest son Of Willard and Clara Darling, az, u
Is years, month aud q days.
In Townshond, Nov. 9th, Calvin Flint, aged 40
years, s months.
In Westminster West, Nov. 10th, Mrs Sally
Shedd Patch, formerly Of Grafton, aged 81 year.
In Poultney, Dec. Is, Mrs. Betsy Clark wild, "
of the late Gen. Jonas Clark, aged 81 years ana
q months
In Middlebury, Dec. 10. Mrs Minerva Lovett
wife Of Isaac Lovrtt, aged &c years.
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FRoM EGYpr.-Alerandria Egypt
Dec. l7.-Sir Bartle Frere, VINO is nov
en- route to Alden, to join the British ex-
petition or the SUPPRESSION Of the African
slave trade, arrived here this afternoon.
He was met upon the landing from the
steamer, which brought him from Brind-
Isl, by the British COUNSEL General aud Il
large number of officers from the Egypt
ian army, who gave him warm greet
ing. He proceeds from Alexandra to
Cairo, where he is to be the guest Of the
Khedve.
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From Mexico. -MatamoraS, Dec. II
The cauvasslug ot the municipal returns
which were interrupted by the military
some time ago, was resumed yesterday
When thirty roughs attacted the Canvas
sers, and destroyed the returns. The acl
is supposed TO be the work of Cor,iua
who boosted that with one delegate out
twenty five. he would carry the election
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TIE JAPANESE MINISTER. Recent adj
vices irom japan say that NJ. Mor. the
Japanese Minister resident at Washing
ton, has been requested by his govern
ment to remain. The Minister, it was
stated some weeks ago, was to be recalled
in consequence Of sudden change Of the
policy OF the government from liberalism
TO extreme conservatism. The real fact
probably was, that his opposition to the
preposterous scheme Of borrowing pro-
posed by his government, had more to
do with his resignation than anything
else. AT any rate, he has now been con
trIned of one may say, in his position ;
aud this act viii do much to di>pel the
popular belief that Japan was int 'n1iug
to recedc from her policy Of social aud
political progression.
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rhe Coun ry Gen'Iemdn Volume fol
1873

The Culivator d Country Gentleman.
Tor the past forty years. has ranked. both
III this country and abroad, as the Staud
ard Journal Of American Agriculture,
The editors aud proprietors, in addition
to their own personal laoors, are regu' ar
" assisted by "a very large number OF spe-
cial correspondents and regular contribu.
tors, among whom are included many
leading Agrcul;urists, in all parts of the
Country, East and West--and by over
five hundred occasional and voluntary
writers, directly in the ranks of the best
Farmers aud Horticulturists Of nearly ev-
cry State in the Union With the co.
operation of so large corps Of practical
nen, this Journal is intended to possess
exceptional value as the chosen medium
of Iutercommunication among all classe,
interested in the products and fertility o
the laUd--those who cultivate and thost
who consume-the buyer and shipper, az
well as the first owner Of the crop
breeders OF improved animals and thei
Observation-Disclosures Of improved
machinery an1 those who purchase ant
employ it-nurserymen and fruit raiser
and, especially, to supply fuller aut
better data Us to the progress, prospect
and returns Of each successive season, a
throwing light upon one Of the most i'm
portant OF all questions When to Bu!
and When TO SELL
TERMs:-The Country Gentleman i
published weekly, on the following terms
when paid strictly in advance : One cop.
Que year, 50 So four copies, $40, au'
an additional copy for the year free Il
the sender Of the club ten copies, 500
aud an additional copy for the year ire
to the sender of the club
Specimen copies free. Address
LUTHER TUCKER 4 Son, Publishers,
Albany, n. Y
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House AND LOT FOR SALE.

The subscriber oilers for sale desirable piece
Of property in West Cornwall VI The property
consists OF n story and halt house, nicely Paiut-
I'd aud blinded, With all the eonyenienees such
as wood house horse barn, hog pen, we'll, eisttrn.
&c, and Ia acres Of land ,on which are 90 apple
trees in bearing Also, another lot. containing
acres OF excellent land, with house, barn. shed and
other conyeuiencos. For further particulars call
unon II. A. PINNEY
West Cornwall Oct ., la. 29;tf
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Stokes TRIAL.-Ne,c York. Dec. IS.
The second trial OF Edward s. Stokes
for the murder of James Fisk, Jr., begun
this morning in the Court oil Oyer aud
Terminer. Judge Boardman of Ithaca
is the presiding Judge. Rumors that
Stokes had become emacated are untrue.
He and his counsel express themselves
hopeful that the present trial will result
in acquittal. His counsel are Lyman
Tremalue, John D. Townsend aud john
K DospassoS. The prosecuting counsel
are Messrs. Beach, Fellows aud Fuller.
ton. Stokes father aud brother are in
cou,t. Lyman Tremaiuc expressed hi
Intention of challenging every juror loi
principal cause. A jury had MT beet
obtained at the adjournment Of the court
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
An Illustrated Monthly Magazine.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
EDITED BY ]. J. TRowDRIDGE AND LUCY
LARCOM.

Dun YoUNG FOLK, holds undisputed
The foremost rank among magazines for
Boys aud Girls. The variety and ex.
cclcuce Of its Stories, Sketches Of Travel
aud Discovery, Papers GU Scientific aud
Industrial topics, Poems, aud other d.
versifed Literary Contents, render it both
Instructive aud entertaining, aud win for
it the hearty iavo, of those who read for
amuement or profit The number aud
superiority Of its pictures give il addition
al value aud attraction. Our YoUNo
Folks tor 1873 will have the following
attractive features :-"Doiug his Best. "
a Serial Story to run through the year,
by j =. Trowbridgc. This Serial, though
complete in itself, will continue the stories
of Jack Hazard Fortune" aud "A
Chance for Himself" which have been
10 remarkably popular. Shorter Serial Is
aud Stories of especial Interest to girls.
Sketches of Travel aud Scenes in Strange
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Poems, Stories, and great variety OF
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7 w a MI !
What Do You Want ?
Styles Gallery,

and you will get It
Liberty, who has hired said gallery for time,
and who has for the past seven years worked at
Phutographing, guarantees to give satisfaction to
all who will give him a trial. lie is prepared Ia
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styles Gallery. All the popular styles and sizes
are regularly made as they become known
Careful attention will be given to making cop
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Enlarged pictures may lie made as large as life
or the tinicst loeket picture, and made in every
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Photographs from nature OF other pct REF
oolored in the best styles, in Oil, Wntor Colors
Crayons, Pestel or Ink can be had at styles
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--Postmaster-General Creswell has de.
cided that letters can only be delivered to
The person to whom they are addressed
In the case before the department. a hus.
band demanded letters for his wife but
was refused them.
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Corns.

Nov.x,o How they sting, thr,b, aahesnlrt
OOI l1o. AMI burn upon our feet. In val
we beg we threaten, we curse, flourish the
sharpest knives above their heads, burn, we
cut hack, hcw and ftll, and still the pesky corns
remain thing of misery Useless are entreaties,
tears, curses groans; nothing can remove our
corns but Briggs Alleviatpr and Curative, a sure
cure for Corns Bunions Tngrowins Nails, and all
ailments Of the feet Sold by druggists.
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CRowN PoINT.-Therc is an immense
deposit OF ieldspar and quartz in the
northwest part Of this town. This has
been quarried and exported to a small
extent for several years. Tboms Weth-
erbee Of Port Henry, has purchased the
quarry aud has made arrangements to
work it quite extensively William Ohel
The superintendent Of the works, has re-
ceived orders to raise aud transport to the
AXE all he can this winter. lie has or
icrs to ship a large quantity by rail I'M.
ncdialely. He has quarri,d quite cheap
V, as they are IN M Immense clitf -son
800 feet erpendicular-aud they hav'
.nly to blast it aud it ,alls to the base,
Ire trains can readily have access 20 II
fhe quartz is said to be the best aud pur
1t that is found in the United States
This and the i,ld>par ar both used in thu
manufacture OF cIockcty. Also tn
l'iartz is large used in building retort /.
II, the manufacture Of sleel.-S +. Ma
lock, Jr.. has sold his farm Consider
1t on, So 600 Ii is to he hoped thai
Nr. Murdoch will not leave town, as h.
is go.ahead energetic farmer, aud w,
need just such men to help build up th,
town.
In closing up the accounts for build.
my the new school house aud hall al
llamnond's Corners, it was found that
The expenses Of the building exceeded the
amount voted by the district in the sum
| = ,,.,bt J.,Il nj t,t
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Piles,

D.1ac INTERNAL EXTERNAL. HLEEDISG OR
llCS) IrcHiNG.-The intense suIrring occa-
stoned by the distressing disease, in its various
+ rm-, is known only II those who are unfortun-
ate cnoush To- be awictad with it. The sleepless
nj sht- the uncomfortable days. the hagsard Looks
# the lerer bear witness of the intensity of the
pain experienced when troubled with this prevail
in, disease The success { Briggs Pile Remedy
as a positive cure is unequaled in the annals OF
medicine. Relief Is Immediate when used as di-
rcct,d Tho immen e demand for this great REM
ody Is unparalleled Thousands arc using it with
the most satisfactory results. Sold by all drug
gisis
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Corns

r>c Bunions Bad Nails, and other dis
OOt AISs eases Of the foet. scrof lous and
Cancerous Ilumors, Piles etc, skillfully treated
Mt tho Great Central Healing chiropodical lnst-
tute. No. COZ broadway, New York. DR.. J.
BRIGGS & co Proprietors Sold in Middlsbury
by Case Rider, W. NJ. Day in East Middle
bury by II Persons, Mrs. A. p. upper, ) F.
champln; in Salisbury by Waterbouse rhom-
as' 40ily
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FOR SALE.

a place in Cornwall containing ten acres OF
land with a comfortable house and good barn.
fine young orchard and eurrants, grapes and fruit
If all kinds, and timber enougL for the place
The land is of good soil and well fenced 1t will
keep COW and horse ~ inner and winter. Also
a fne meadow and two or three acres of blowing
land. Win be sold at very reasonable price
BENJAMIN RIDER.
Cornwall Dee lG, 1872. 99;3ws
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CAUTIoN.-Pu, chas,rs ui tno ro'uvian Syrup
& protected solution Of the protoxide of lron) are
cautioned against ben deceived by any OF the
preparations of Peruvian BARK or Bark and Iron,
which may be offered them. Every bottle of gen
uine has Peruvian syrup (not Peruvian Bark
blown in the glass Examine the bottle before
I
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WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND cures colds, coughs,
and all affections of the throat and lungs 1t will
relieve, aud when taken in season, cure more
cases of lung disease than any remedy ever known.
sold BY all druggists. 81 ;2m
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Use Renne's Pain-Killng Magic Oil to cure bite
of dog, or wound by rusty nails. 1t is excellent
for bruises for earache, for eyes, for scai-
ca. for headache and catarrh, and poison by ivy.
or for erysipelas. Every family should keep this
Magic Oil to use. Sold by sheldon 4 Co.
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$1,000

$1,000 ea%Aap wi" SS paid for y.s o,i of
which cannot be cured VITA Briggs Allevantor, a
pleasant, agreeable and never-iaiin- remedy, if
used according t. directions. It. a new combin-
alton fthe most reliable ingre dients known for
subduing the various diseases for which it is REQ
commended. Sold by druggists.
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The TRIDUNE,-On Tuesday, fifty-one
shares of the capital took Of the Tribune
Association, constituting u majority were
sold to WIN. Orion. The parties going
out besides MIR. Sinclair aud the represent
taiiv2s Of the estates OF dead praprietors,
are George Ripley, Whitelaw ReldJohu
Hay, Thomas n Rocker, Philip FItz-
patrick, Patrick O'Roulke and Dr., j. c.
Aver Each of the old proprictors wa'
earnestly requested to retain at least d
part Of his stock. Reid and Hay refused
one selling at $4,000 worth and the
other $4,000. Mc>,rs. hipley, Rocker
Fitzpatrick aud O'Rourke consented to
retain barely one share each. DR.. Aye
,uId eight of his fourteen shares. or tn,
iity.one shares purchased, it is under.
TODD that eight are reserved for Schuyler
Collax. who is to be invit d to assum,
he ediiorship. Mr. Reid was requested
% remain, but declined. and announced
that Immediately CD making the sale hi
had rendered his resi- .uaiion as acting ed
itor. in.chef to the Secretary Of the boar'
Of trustee. Mr.. Hay also declined to re
main editorialy connected. aud other res
ignations Of the staff has also been ten
dered Mr. Hassard will take charge o
The Tribune as the temporary managing
editor. Mr.. Orion makes no secret o
the intention Of the new management t.
make the Tribune a true-blue republican
party paper, and Of the fact that his pur
chase is an administration movemen,
Mr.. Smaley ia immediately to take pas
sage for New York 10 consul, with III
new management, bat whether he will b
the permanent managing editor is an ope
question Mr. Coliax will take the pc
itical control Of the paper very sooa
Mr.. Sinclair hopes to remain publisher.
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VEGE1iNg This preparation is scientifically
and CHI mically combined and SO strongly cuncen-
trated from roots, herbs and barks, that its good
effects are realized Immediately after commencing
I Ia IN 40
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TnE DIsA>TRoUs FLooDs IN NoRTuEl

The DISASTROUS FLooDs IN NoRTnRRN
EUROPE -Sume parts of Prussia and
Denmark are suffering a present quite as
severely from wind aud water as Boston
has been from fire. We read of an is
land being depopulated. of some district,
having undergone SO much destruction
that the people have resolved to emigratc
in bod,, and of enormous losses in cat.
tie. In the Prussian province of Stra-.
land whole acres Of land have been swept
away; while at other parts Of the same
coast new ioreshoes have been added.
The ncighhoring islands Of Zing,t, Oars.
and Hiddensee have also lost heavily,
nearly all the f,hing smacks belonging t.
them having been wrecked. The total
lumber vessels of all sizes which hav.
heen destroyed is eighty, aud it is esti-
mated that it will take several millions OF
Ihalers to cover the losses in all kinds Of
property. Efforts are being made in both
countries
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y Office.

\ Office.
The Cabinet and Coffin business formerly ear
risd ON by smith { Lister, will in the future be
carried on by j. Lister 4 Co., smith having re-
tired.
J. Lister respectfully thanks the public Of Mid
debury and vicinity Tor past iayols, and by strict
attention t. business and doing work we'll hopes
to receive liberal shase-of tAe public patronage
in our line Of business, such
WRITING DESKS, WARDROBES, BOOK
CASES. AIDFBOARDS, SNOW
CASES, WINDOW CORNICES, ST., Sc.
Also wholesale manufacturers Of
Collins a1Ad CaSEOtS.
We are also prepared to build and repair houses
on short notice.
y. Is. Building Lots pleasantly located for
g5.em J. LISTER co.