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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

THE PHILOSOPHER PUZZLED. We learn
from the sun that Il practical joke was played oil
in New York day or two since. a numerous
crowd had gathered in Wall street, around queer
looking machine which wag present dcnomlnaed
a Daguereoype continuance to take poItras.As no
one was able to explain the principles upon which
it operated, Col Stone, of the Commercial the
oily tongucd and sapent philosopher, was called
upon to elucdate the thing, Whereupon he be-
gan to explain the machine, in his usual profound,
metaphysical, and philosophical manner, much to
the edllication of the gaping listeners.
In the midst of this most ediiying and instruct
i've scene, the greasy driver of cart used by a
citizen located in Division street for transporting
dead hogs meat in the bulk and in all the various
shapes into which it il ingeniousy transformed by
pork cuIcrs skilled in the art, drove into the midst
of the assembage, after broad grin and chuck
lie at the label and the ludicrous spectacle before
him, politely asked tho Colonel if he would have
the goodness TO help him lift his SAUSAGE Ma
CHINE into his cart The effect Of the explosion
was vvifyng and ludicrous in the extreme The
crowd was convulsed with laughter, and the Col
went away fully sensible tina, he had been hOaxed
and tina, he had made "Judy" of himself
Philadelphia Times.
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The Clerclaad Ndws, a very pleusan. and
piquant paper, gives the following;
"Qucry.-What word in the English language
cession, making both good sense and good gram
mar and how many times can it he repeated,
.Aaswer.-l assert that, that that, that that man
used just now is Incorrect
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

No Doubt" see," said a young lady yes
terday, " that some booksellers advertise blank
declarations for sale | wish could get one.'
"Why?" asked her mother.
"Becausc, ma, Mr. G. is too modest to ask me
to marry him, and perhaps if | could fill blank
declaration with the question: he would sign it,"
We were not invited to tea, and do Mt know
how the two made it out-CreScent Ciiy.
We were, though, and know to a I, I" how the
two made OUT" but, we promised not to tell
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

Come Home.-The Picdyune says, all may now
return or come to New Orleans without fear Of
contracting the yellow fever. Those-all those
who seek TO better their own condition by their
own talents and industry, and who, at the same
time, increase the growth and wealth of our below
ed city, are welcome among us. Let sharpers,
loafers, sharks and blacklegs keep awy.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

The editor of the Nashua Gazette says he lately
received, from lady, gallon ofvery nice sauce
We have received small quantity of the same
article, in our day; j, never yet made its appear
ance by the gallon, though.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12
WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY.

NJEDlCATED-PRiCE cts on, 10 cts ", G. l2 cts
vi lb.-A REMEDY that has gained great reputation
for the cure Of coughs, colds whOoping cough phhisic
sore throat and all diseases O the ungs also II is in cN
tensyc Use for clearing the voice for Vocalist, Public
Spcakcs aud in consequence nf the extensive sale mud
wonderful efficacy Tor curing the above complaints, has
caused number u Druggists and COntctOner> To c0un
territ this valuable cough remedy An imitation has just
been shown me with my stamped on the candy, cvl
IDENTIFY deceive the public. For the genuine YOU VIII
call for WIN. Browns Bnnesc Candy, Mcdicatcd," anil
see that the direction i signed by the proprietor aud the
candy slammed WV BRuwN." The true article is Tor
sale in boston. nj wholesale rnd RETAIL by the Manuiactu
rer, corner uf Washington and Elliot II.
For sale by ]. A. Dt NBAR, Woodstock Vt.
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!E@The Legislature adjourns to-day, (Friday.

Sich Citizen up Siai,S,-The editor of the St.
Louis Republican states that the other day he was
not little surprised on calling at r. O'Blennis'
stables on Chestnut street, to find about 80 horses
handsome y stalled in neatly pas;ered room on
the second story. We have seen many conrivan-
ces to save room, but this of lodging horses up
stairs is something new,
Lodging horses up stairs may be rather new bust
ness to be sure, but aSscS-ahem!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

Col, Baldwin, of the Newport .Argus, says what
follows. We pass it along "to whom it may con-
cern'
"'rhe weather is exceedingly beautiful. Warm
sunny days, and clear, mOony nights. IT'S the
last kick of pleasant weather-the last chance of
houseless loalers, larkng youngsters, and senti-
mental young damsels TO be out nights. Make the
most of it,"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

1t will be seen that the late Milton Brown car
ried AZ votes That was too bad after all the
bolstering of our good friends of the Uatchman J;
too bad, altogether.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

The November number of Godey's Lady's Book
contains the wreck" the jealous lover" and
" the spring flower" three beautiful steel en-
cravings, and plate Of the fashions. The articles
are as good ms ever, and by our best authors.
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SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS,
TOOTHACHE! TOOTHACHE!!

A NEW DIsCOVERY-lt has recently been discover
~ ed that the pure Extract Of Gall combined with
lmpalpahlc Powder OF Alum, is sure remedy Tor the
Toothache, will hill the In cas,, aud render
them in state that they may be- filed without pain. The
pure article is for sale by WV. BRuwN Ill Washington
street. ostOn None genuine unless signed by the pro-
prctor, VIM. Brown. See certificate Of its efficacy the
direction. For sale by J. 4. DT M Ar. U0OisfOck.
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USEEUL HINT.

The New Orleans Picayune thro,
most important intimation. 1t says
an editorial sanctum many persons il
cessary to be speedy in doing what b
may have with the editor, thinking
tumble over papers, examine manusj
This is all nonsense. The way for a
himself agreeable in an editors offic'
all the exchange papers, read, and
aside any where; talk loud, and, if alb
so much the better; pick up what tho
written, read and crilicise; take the arm
do MT forget to place your feet upon the
short, make yourself perfectly sociable, al,
do. 1.-THE editor is in your way, kick hin
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12
TIE STOVE SEASON.

The season for Stoves having already commence
ed, we recommend TO those in want, the manulic-
ture of our neighbor at the Tyson Furnace. Their
Parlor Stores this season, for beauty of style and
workmanship, surpass any thing we have yet seem
In the great variety of Cook Stoves made by them
we should Judge all tastes could be suited.
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CROCKERY.

THE subscriber will sell CROCKEBY and GLASS
i WARE for cash, at cost and freight. All wishing to
purchase Crockery aud Glass Ware will find il Tor their
advantage TO call A. DUNBAR.
Woodstock Oct. r.. lsil. 11lw
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

Graham's Magazine, for November, is up to
its old mark and we are inclined to think little
over it, The plates in this work are splendid and
the articles not surpassed
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

Roberts Semi-.Nonhly Magazine, for No
contains the last of The Ancient Regime y
several excellent miscellaneous articles. This
very cheap Magazine.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

Miss c. NJ. SEDGwIcK, author Of Hope Les
lie" Redwood Clarence" "Letlers from
Abroad TO Kinsmen at Home" &c. &C. has been
engaged as a future contributor to Godeys Lady's
Book.
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New Line Of Stages,
FROM LUDLOW TO WOODSTOCK.

'TlE subscribers will commence running Two Horse
NtrgC the lth nj October, from Ludlow, vim. ~
son Furnace, Plymouth aud Brigewatcr TO Woodstock,
VIZ leaving JuhIsOn's Hotel Ludlow, on MONDAYS, We'd
ncsdnys and Fridays, ut half past oclock p M,alcr
the arrival o III" kccnc aud Rutland Stagts-an arrive ut
WOulstOck Mt hnEpu O'clock P.M.i-leuyc WhimrSs
Hotel Woodstock, Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS,
M oclnck A. NJ, and arrive at Ludlow in time Tor the
ktcHc stage, which leaves Ludlow nj 10 O'Clock 4. NJ,
and the Rutland ard Burlington stage, which leaves at
hall.pHst O'Clock, +. VI.
Passengers going North from the East or South, will
fluid this the most direct route; ms they can take the
Burlington stage mt kccnr Wapoc b. Falls, Chester or
Cavcndish and arrive Woodstock the dav at half
past Uclnck =. M.;alsO passengers take the Bur
ngton Stays Mddebury, Brandon ptstord, Rutland,
Shrewsbury and Mount Holly and arrive h Woodstock the
same day, at hufpnst o'cluck where stugcs leave the
next day ior all parts Ui the country.
X. p. POLLARD K co.
n. =. POLLtRD. Plymouth,
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, Tyson Furnace, p,,u,;,,o,,
JOSEPH MARTIN, DO.
Isaac H. JOHNSON, LudiOp,
Sept "a, l-ll Tiff
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Brtgbt0,l Market,
MONDAY, NOV. |, 1911.

WONIJN1 NON, 7, IoII,
At Market 1900 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores, 1900 Sheep
and 400 Swine.
PRiCEs.-Bccc CdiC First quality So 50 90; second
quality 81 so n s %, Third quality, SO 1 2j
BnrrCHing CdHiG-We quote Mess 81 25. No. !,
SO IL. No. 9, 50 50.
HoreS,-Two year ODDS sold for sic Is, Three year
$li &C.
Shecp-Iols were sold from 81 II, 81 49, size, 81 s.,
81 60, 81 u, and - %,
Swine,-Dul. Lots to Tcddlc selected l-2, sows
and IL for barrOws. At retail i IL, to IL,
NcW England Farmer.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

lie that looks for content must look for inno-
cence: for those who fly from the one, will never
obtain the other
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Cash, Barter and Credit Store,
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

VNNE VALUABLE FARM belonging to thccstatc Of III,
n late WV. GILLETTE Ot sharon, uud known by the
name Of the DanH Fdrm containing about 100 acres Of the
choicest land IN Windsor county, and about miles above
sharon village, is now offered iur sale II is beautifully
situated IN lite River, aud an excellent stand for ny-
aud where there has been constantly kept for 80
Wears, uuil NJ late said land productive aud III
high state NJ CIVILIZATIONS NJ an arabic kind tree from
being rich nude and easily titled, aud IL well watcrcd
and wooded; suitable for raising ere NJ quantities Of grain
aud keeping large stock OF cattle. SAID Farm hc III.
yilcd about equal and make two excellent Oncsi with
equal share Of meadow, upand und woodland. accom-.
mOdutc the purchaser. Part Of the payment will be made
very 'Tep,-SOUO Ht about l2 per cent interest, and u
he paid scmi-rnnuuly can remain iOrcvcr,and $4,000
more Interest paid annually remain for many wears;
the residue mus, he paid II ,N months year from sale
unless the purchaser would prefer pay Ing when the bar
gain coscdJ said Farm will he sold At private sale
Pebble Auction ~ the dwelling house Of the deceased, the
10Th day nfncNt November, ut IN O'Clock, A. VI.
ALs0-On said premise, is offered for sale, either pri-
vatc or nt Public Auction 200 tine Merno Sheep, fat
Oycn good Cows, Durham two year old Bnll of II
pcrin hind, We rngs and Calves, an excellent pair Ol
work Horses, year old Colt, - tons Of Hay 500
bushels Of Corn. goo bushels Wheat 900 bushels nj
GOATS loo bushels of Rye 500 bu,hcl, Of Potatoes Scghs,
larrs Carts, PlOgs and lIarrOw5 and other Farm.
ing Tools, too numerous 10 mention.
All Of the above described property Will be sold OH the
premises of the late WIN. Gillette the 10th day Of next
November unless previously disposed OE sale to com.
Mt ~ O'Clock in the morning. and to Cuntnnc until
the whole is disposed uf Gentlemen who anxious to
purchase elegant farm, aud 10 improve their stock,
invited to attend. &. PARTRIDGE, administration
Sharon, Oct. 18th, lsll. 77-lw
F. s. Please tn rccorci the sale Of the personal prop.
crty commences the 10th day Ol next Nov The Farm
will be sold the 10Th day including 100 of lease land
excellent Tor sheep PASTURE ana subject to rent Of -
per but other aNC and possession given the first
day orncNt April of both Farms. e. r., itmr
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Den


In Braintrec, Oct %,
aged 81. Ills death was y
a tree. Mr. Chamberlin was
great talent, and had life been
become an ornament TO his prolcs
passed away, alike from the embriN
and the scorn Of his enemies; but In
deeply enshrincd in the hearts of those
him best, and knew him as he was.- Com
In Mortified, on the LIST inst, John StarkweN
Esq Sherfelect of Washington county.
In Burlington, on the 18th ult,, Docl. MoodyN
death OccasOned by being thrown from his wagon.
In Hartford, CT Oct. H. at the house of Leon
ard Kennedy, Esq, Miss Clarssa b. Flint, of
Paralysis of the lungs, The Christian public in
Hartford are much afflicted by the sudden death of
this young lady daughter of Gen, Martin Flint, of
Randolph, VI The last five years she has been
member of the family of the Rev, Mr. Gallaudet,
and successful teacher of school for young chill
drcn, Her loss will be severely felt by large
circle oiiriends, to whom her anable disposition
and excellent Christian character had strongly en-
deared her She was expected soon TO embark for
Aliica, us missionary Of an American Board.
Cong, OBS,
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TEMPERANCE ADDRESS

AT the Congregational Church next Sabbath eve
ming commencing at halfpast ocloock-by JAS.
BARRETT.
Nov. II, 1871.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

!D Wonder if any body has shot anything
lately'
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TO THOMSONI.fN'S.

4 FEW comics of Mat,on's American Vegetable Prac.
"A tee ar a new aud improved Guide to Health, design
ed for the use of families. For sale BY ~
sent % isiI y. & ". q. RANDALL
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NOTICE.

vI,TIE subscriber has sold his goods to Mr. John A. Dun
bar, vino will continue bushes nj the old stand. lie
perfectly milling to receive payment nnon all demands
due 4. HCTCHINSON,JR.
Woodstock, August rs, 1911. tyu
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For the Spirit Of the Age.
For the Spirit Of the age.
DER CIR ATTIC LAMENT.
TO BE SUNG BY ALL GOOD "LOCOFOCOs," ON
ALL GOOD OCCASIONS.
,lR--"My name is Robert Kidd"

IL.
And old Yarmouth the jade, follows suit follows suit,
And old Yarmouth the jade, follows suit;
And old Yarmouth, the jade
Aler all the she made,
Has the Cidcrcrats betrayed,
What brute what brute
Has the cidcrcrats betrayed,
What brute!
And Indiana too, what Il shame, what shame,
And Indiana too, what shame;
And Indiana too,
With instinct ever true,
Has washed out all the blue
From her name, from her name,
Has washed out all the blue
Form her name.
And Maryland too soon, takes the trail takes the trail,
And Maryland too soon, takes the trail
And Maryland too soon
Has caught our sleeping coon,
And slung him to the moon
by the tail, by the tail,
And slung him to the moon
by the tail,
And Georgia wheels about to the right, to the right
And Georgia wheels about to the rsht
And Georgia wheels about,
OH: hoar the rebels shout
"IIard cider all run OUT"
What a sight what sight!
Hard cider all run out,
What sight
And there's the Buckeye State to pot gone to pot
And there's the Buckeye State, gone to pot
And there's the Buckeye State
Oh curse our wretcncd fate!
To Sammy Houston straight
Let us trOt let lis trot,
To Sammy Houston straight,
Let lis trot.
In Pennsylvania, gad! what wipe! what wipe!
In pennsylvania, CAD! what wipe
In Penns, lyania, Cad!
They we tapcwormed Banks and Thad
Oh! Bella, that's too bad!
Where's your Pipe' where's your Pipo'
Oh, Bella that's too bad,
Where's your Pipe
As for little Michigan, let her CO. let her go,
As for little Michigan, let her soj
As for little Michigan,
She was MT worth ian
Let her 90 back to Van,
With the foe, with the foe,
Let her 20 back to Van,
With the foe.
lX a ropc'
Oh.h.h there's New York, alas where's rope where's
oh.h.h! there's New York. alas! where's rope
Oh! there's New York. alas!
What next can come to pass
Oh! we are gone to grass,
Let us slopc let us sope
OH gone to grass,
Let Us slope!
GRAND CnoRus.-AH togcther'-now then '-now'
OH wish was geese all iororn, all iorl0rn,
oh, wish was geese all iorlorn;
Oh, wish was Il geese,
Cause they eat their grass in peace,
And accumulate much grease
Eatin' corn, catin' corn,
And accumulate much grease
Eatn' corn.
AT this stage Of the performance, hatlcss Pipeayer
made his appearance, holding ulolt Boston 1ias and
shouting the top of his lungs, whorror for Massachu
SETS" upon which attempt made by few Cider.
Gratis to drown the Loco" Grand Chorus, with the fol-
lowing;
Whoor-o-r come ii now, honest john honest john
Whoo-r-O-r. ire come 1t now, honest john
Whoo-r-o.r IRE come it now,
ONE State remains, bow-ow
True to her Indi-gOW,
Derry down! derry down.
True TO her Indi.gou,
Derry down!
Finding, however, that they could Mt come it, no how
they ALL severay and individually, each man on his owl
hook, up most yociferous Chapmansm, with which
the and our song closes Ladies and gentleman
good night Pleasant dreams.
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THOMsONIAN MEDICINE.

PURE .fND UNIDULTERITED MEDICINE.
At y. 4 NJ. u. RANDALL'S Jcwolry Store, is kept a
y good assortment ui TIUMsONIAN MEDICINE, con
sisting ut
Rheumatic or Hot Drops, Brown IohClia.'
Wine Bittcr-, pulNcriled slippery Elm,
Dyssntcry Syrup, Meadow Ftrnc DIN tncnt,
Vegetable Jelly, Healing SalYe,
Linamcnt. Stimulating Liniament,
Fine Luhciii, Composition,
Cough Bilspn. CAYENNE,
Nrrvinc or NHlcrdn, Spice Bters,
Green Iohelia, Woman's Friend, Sc.
All for sale at the Boston prices. nj
Sent % lslI " 4 VI. O. RINDiLTS.
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we had beautiful little snow storm among US
M Monday.
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NOTICE.

TIVE subscriber having purchased the stock Of goods
i formerly owned by r. Hutchinson, Jr. sulicits the
trade ui the old customers OF the stand together with all II
his old customers and friends, and also all persons who
wish to purchase goods cheap Tor cash. barter, upon
credit. JOHN 4. DUNBAR
Wuols,uck AUGUST &c, l-li. bq.u
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BUFFALO Oh ES, Boys and Mems Hair, Scnl, M.
- tire and Otter taps Fur trmminGs-Mcn and bo, Is
hats, DC. Just received and will bc sold great bargains
by RICE a BOARDMAN.
Woodstock Nov. 10, ISL. SO.3w
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CASH STORE.

NlIE subscriber has taken the stock and stand recently
l. occupied by GUYS DASA, aud intends doing business
on the CASH SYSTEM.-llc Ia. just received from
New York anJ Boston
SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS,
adapted the season, which will be sold for Cash, at
greatly reduced prices. Among them are
5000 yds English and American Prints from cents up.
500 Yls. Mouslin de Lame, from 20 cts. up,
Black aud blue black Merinos, Alcpines and Alpaca
Cloths.
Fgd. Mcrinos and SaNOny Cloths.
Highland. EdnbOrO and BrOChc Shawls.
1000 yds. prime Shectines, at cts.
800 Nds. Tckings, q superior article nj II cts.
Beachrd Shirtngs, Russia Diaper, culOred Cambrics
and all other articles at equally low prices. Purchasers
invited call, and may depend upon having Goods
cheaper than the cheapest
CHiRLES DANi, JR.
WOnhstOrk. Sent. 30. l.il.
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Finding, however, that they could Mt come IL, no how
they ALL severay and individually, each man on his own
hook, set up most yociierous Chapmansm, with which
the and song closes Ladies and gentleman,
good night! Pleasant dreams.
New-York tribune., 1841-06-25

- Oy TIIt Pl'elIC WORk>.-The Con,aaionc C,nai
ruri y ,ne OF entitled 10 provide ignd r
public atk> IL progrss> passed AT' Oh $50
sealed proposals Nil o. ee'ri aS " r-es
~. ri div of July O'Clock the
hat dsy hundred Hnd ninety houana dollar or
he 81 the Ere thousand i've hundred
tRc GeGr>se alley cana!' aud tsrny
80 sosu dosr Tor the construction ct the Back
River canal making whole the Of t~o hundred and
tso>! ~ transferable certhcAtes oi stock MI be
, ~ tic name %. People OF the State o Ne' orA car1S
NJ o a>t cent annur Au quarterly aad
principal resbursaL al the pleasure o ne OF a
canal Fund any the frst dAy of July iec
pursuant I'll, provide Tor the rbuf
canal lnd icsde" passed Npr! -'th
received fo oJn any thousand
dollars rebsd.ng the locks the CacnsHc canal and feeder or
sto wall De issued IA tie nan'e o.
People of ta- STATE OF ~
per pay5r quarterly and ta principal Iesi
bar>a the Of The Commissioners OF The CaaA rarI
AFTER tue car l-.Q.
proposal, should state hole sum the proposes
within: - for each hNejcc dollars OF ,iot All proposals TO
=. sealed W rEaor>cl Loan the enlargement OF the Ere
canal Or loan or the construction ct the GsHc,cc Valley canal
~ Loan Tor me construction" OF the Mack River ca-a ~ Loan
rebuilding the locks Ch-aaaug the
Ma, be- and enc- Ia u envelope tecsc 10 ;he Csptro!ler
q Ah,ay.
On olce beng c,suas Of hc proposals,
deposited To tee crVIt Of ef the Canal
The Ne" I"'N state Bank Absy the hk OF the
Manhattan Company i ihc cits cf Nce -NosA.
Tho stockholders residing e 1t Districts,
those residing Stale ~
he'll! y h,f r;rrly Bans Company
the c FORK ALI ether Stockholders the Nm YORK
Bank u, ID Albany.
Tn. .er, reserve themselves the .,t aSi-e less
,un than ih,: be- ofsA by any p"r.o t1uk
oI,r OPINION advantageous 10 tas isi"r o tac Sate
l.. BRADlSli, Lieut. Governor
JOHS A. COLLIER. Comptroller
!. {. SPENCER. Secy STATE
OIL. IiOlItN. Surye,o- General
WILLIS HALL. Nay Gcaera.
J.HAlGiIf, Treasurer.
.iri92 ~ Comm oi IfEll lsu