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Failure Of The PhGnir Baak, Chdrlcsiown.
On Saturday the Bunker Hill aurora contained II
notice that on Monday dividend would be paid
n, the bank On Monday notice was posted on
the door of the banking house TO the eec, tina, the
bank had failed This is almost unaccountablc.
There is GOODNESS about it that SURPRISES most
bank failures, We will not pretend to give a So
luton of it. We need hardly say that yesterday
was Il day Of intense excitement in Charleslun.-
Since the town was destroyed by the British, per-
haps i, has had no scverer blow Many nrc those
who are bcwuiIing, with bitterness and sorrow,
their connection with banks. lis failure has shock
cd the community 10 an extent tina, Is without 4
parallel. Its cause is to be told in few words,
The system has corrupted honorable men, and
few individuals have been allowed 10 use up all
the capital Thus far the affairs of the institution
look dark--the bill hooters and deposiiorS wU
undoubtedly be phil, but the stockholders have
but sorry chancc. Boston Post.
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NOTICE.

ILL., demands due at the shoe store, must be settled
"A Immediately with Joel Eaton, to sayecost. PatIcu-
ar contracts excepted. A. SlEARNS.
Woodstock, Oct &. l2l-tf
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SAW THE BIT! AND RosIN THE Bow-Pagninid
~ Fddies-nd German Bows, all the way from one dol
lar to forty-alao prime Violin Strings, for sale by
RUSSELL 4 CLARKE,
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MIrrirG,

In Pomlret, the 18th inst, by Rev. o. II. TIL
LorSoN, MIR JAMES WYNN, of Windsor, and
Miss ALKALINE DRUCE, of Pomfrc,.
In hs village on the 3D. inst, by Rev. o. II.
TILLOTsoN Mr. SETH ABBOTT, Of Lowell,
Mass, and Miss ALMIRA NJ. PALMER, of VOL
cot, Vt.
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A L. tie demands lre the hate nm Of D,I,rv L.
IANoRsE must I've paid by The hrst f So nlcr nc,t
NJ thcy will he Put of ms hand. for roacIor "i,
mt fcsTc,i ni person. uIIyIRH,rI ry
H'a'" NN'"s'tA, INV = i-i, 1li-sw
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S I A I Z OF We MONT
ORANGE COUNTY, s..
In chGncery, 81 Circuit, Jane Term, n, d, 1912,
JAMES :. MOORE
B, ELLIS & DlGliTONZ, MOslIER.

NTllERHAS, Mt said term Of Fjid Court, JAMES =,
w MOORE OIStrunOrd in the County Of Orange brought
into court ana entered on the docket thereof his bill Of
complaint duly served the said Ellis, stating IN sub.
stance that said Ellis the 18th DAY Of July, l-0 was
indebted To the said James = in the sum ui 10000 spc-
ct IN tWO promiSOry notes OF Sl3iO each payable to
the SAID james SIN one u two years from the date there
Of with interest annually, And in order to the
payment OF the sums al money specified in said notes.
mndc and executed the day Of July r. TO- by deed
OF bargain aud sale Of that date conveyed to the said
james - the following described premises in Sharon in
the County OfWnd,ur aud state Of Vermont, vz:-hcins
the rs hundred acre lot Of which Joseph lHrhhurSt Jr
the .nu proprietor beginning beech tree marked
5O& ii, thence NorllliO dec. W. 100 rods u beech
marked rs - thence south 81 deg L, 100 rod. tn bass
Saddle mnrkCd jI&5b-CHCC :. 10 deg, W. leo rods
beech marked - 20 containing about 100 acres, Also
one other piece Of land, being halloihc Moore mead
called supposed to cuuHin SIXTY or less
and being the hall wing next north at the farm owned by
Andrew Savage. Ana that said Ellis on tho 18th day Of
July 4. ID. l-lOhy his deed Ol bargain aud sale Of that
date, conveyed the premises Ia Dishron 4. Mo,hrr
of Shnrnn in the County Of SChuhWic aud state New
iork-and praying Tor foreclosure Of the equity Orc-
dccmptiOn of the premises.
And whereas, il appears that the said Dghtun z. MOsh.
crrrsdcS ont nj this State tha, Subpoena Cannot be
served on hmlhcrClorc in pursuance Of the Statute In
such cases made Und provided notice ShCCby given to the
said Dght0n u, Nuscr uu he is hereby requested to mp
pear before the Chancellor OF the second Judicial circuit
ot the state OF Vermont ut the Court House in Chelsea in
said County Of Orange, the third Tuesday Of pcccm
her next being the first day O the next stated term
Of the Court Of IGanCCry In said county and make
answer to the bill nI Compliant, and abide such order
direction and decree therein Hs to sud Chancellor shall
mcct-and the complainant in such hill /, directed
10 this order tn be published three weeks
yclP In the Spir NJ he Age printed ut Woodstock In the
county OF Windsor the last publication To he at least
twenty days before The third Tuesday Ot December next
Dated nj Chpsel, in the county Of Orange the 81 day of
September, 4. u. l-l9. PENLN T., JONIS CiCrk.
u. com, Soiiriior I2~ 3w
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October Session lisp,

TE approaching session of the Legislature will he Of
extraordinary Importance and interest, md though the
pay hardly such as To induce us take the trouble
publishing daily pnpcr, shall do it through the SEES
sion.
TERMS.-UditonS Daily JOHraa' during the session,
ono dollar l2i-3w
Wd'c6HqH & State JOurRa for three mouths, 80 cents.
HdiclRGH u ShGe j0HrHak during the session % cts.
P0s,mIsers others forwarding 50 shall receive six
copies Ui the Daily JOurna-twclyc copies iurSlG
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free nt Woods,ock. for the Opnr,er cndiro
Som, 30rh IsIg
,,',,,,, ,,oo.
A'Mo'0 ''V" W ,.. viii,
, GD MI, Gno I"n"a ,r; "'S, n.'""
nnrrG, Miss Nir;onn dn rIr,yo,
Dcnnot J,hpz M,yb,m Miss CIV
Beck l. do Benin. l.
Bingham Elisha Nlarslcn 5
Eurlngame Mrs chi hlygat, Chs
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'iNGlNIA MpNoNGiiid LOTTERY, Glass for 1912
to he Grrwn ut ileNsndTB, Va. on Saturday Oct %
lS.1-1l Numbers. 10 drawn ballots
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lht lOIIONlhS days, IN VII:
Dec. 18TH sil, l.2 Of one per cent.
Jany. oh, lri2 Ia do do
April 18th II do do
May 9Th lie do do
May 9Th IL do do
July 18th Ia do do
Mnhing per cent. for the year Said per certaPe
he cast IN the original amount Gi premium note without
reference toany endorsement and to be paid the Treas
urcr NJ his office in Montpelier or before the 10Th day
Of October 1912, heng the day olthc annual meeting Of
said company. II is hoped that each member Of the Leg
Stature wilt cc nm interest in having all persons who
insured in his town, avail themselves Gi the oqporun
y TO orwnr the money for their assessments by hni and
Is expected that member Of the company vii JOf
doing 50, as II often costs them to forward their
nGy otherwise than their assessment amounts TO- Mem
hers shuul rcCOlcct this
~ meeting Of The Directors on the first Wednesday
OF This mouh the following resolution adopted;
Rtsoitcj, That in itshoui become necessary to
prosecute amy person who ncgCcts to pay his
mcn when due that the Treasurer is hereby directed To
collect the whole amount O the premium note agreeable
10 the net Of Incorporation.
Inc Town CLERK, colslucOr member &c lhCC omra
ny requested to read the above resolution heir rcspeC
i've Town meetings in September, thut all interested may
re h"illed j. \. TNURSVON, TredSUrsr.
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VIRGINIA LEEDrRG LOTTERY, Class n for Is;o-.
to bc drawn nj Alexandria, H. &. On Saturday, Oct,
lOl2, liNumhur>-l4 Drawn lInlloi. -
UNION LOTTERY, ClrssA cg 1919, to be drawn At A.!
cNaHdt9, d. {; 90 Saturday, Oct. Is, lsl2-7s nun
c5s, IS Drawn Ballots, Dy authority flaw &c

Tiek"ts S3D.--Slurc7 IN proportion.
certificate VI YlAage Of 20 Tickets will lie sen, IN
$40.
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i3O B.oaiuly, md22 Eali-si. Ner Ys
VIRGINIA MoNONGALN LOTTERY, Glass " Gors,a
lohc drawn nj AleNandria, Va. Oct |, l-l. 70 Ntur
bcrs-l1 drawn Ballots.
TIE WTWNT IT TWTTVTN'
GRINn SCLLI,lIL,

Tickets only 'alC-A certificate ofH package ofej Tick
RS will be sent for 5 l3l-slarcs III proportion.
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Congress,
Currency, Cotton, Corn, aud
SYLVESIER!!

Congress has adjourned, after a'cngthcrcd session. upc
qur in the annals Of our history tor violence of definite
ana tor having produced no result favorable tn National
Financial NJ Commercial prosperity,
The HnTCpcgin many parts ~ .he llion has trua,,fl
>rl, and although nj such points affairs are contracted
,til is founded on legitimate basis, and viii gradually
hCCuMy CytCndtd.
Those actions that continue under suspension will nj
iinnlcr hrcpmp't 10 adopt means 10 resume their snr
cr a! Hcuts or become hunhr!t and the sooner the he,
ter,
The CROPS ola descriptions every p0rt ofthc United
States, ARE unusually ugc and III ur market in the br.t
order, aut will form the best element Of hcnlthl pni
profitable business, uu hence forward better state a,
things may bcnncipatll To aid which, Sylvester viii
continue To Afford 10 the public the best opportunities Of r
covering their LOSSES ami Of restoring the sold GshiDnci
umca we used T." enjoy hut words are needless, and
single glance u what he offers The 18th dny n, nrin.
Der, preceded md nl0Wcd hy various schemes ypr,n,
from @tig M,HSqRfhirip ftc tIoUSdid firrafy boyio,G
Nr &C. These Will be suicitn to enderu obyiou, that
the scheme, for Octobcr ARE beyond an cOmpari,on
The wise will make up their mind whonhcsiIatnn Which
Lottery they wt,h to invest In, ard will forward their Or
dor, 10 the Cd u,i,cC.
:. J. SYLVESTER
1870 HDGiwIy, 0Id22 II attest. Nfr York
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I lSr OF LETTERS remaining in the Post OF
IL fee at Woodstock. for the Quarter ending
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Fire! .Fire!'

FINE members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
l. Co are hereby nUtGedtlat The following assessments
have been made by the Directors all notes force
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VIRGINIA IccsbuTg LOTTERY, Glass O for lsio-
Ia ~ drawn ~ Alexandria, Va. on Saturday Oct \,
lsi2. 15 Nunber--l3 Drawn Ballots.
M
Notice This.

ccdnnc VI package ii % Tcss,s will be sen, or
SlO0-Sha'ts m proportion.
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IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

The steamship Merchant arrived, on the 25h
ult., at New Orleans, from Galveston. The news
brought by her Is stirring and interesting
On the 18th ut, San Antonio was completely
surprised ny Gen. Wall, with thirteen hundred
Mcxicans, President Houston Immediately issued
proclamation calling upon the inhabitants of the
counties nearest San Antonio, to march forthwith
upon that place. The population upon the rivers
Colorado and the Brazos directed TO hold them
selves in readiness. If San Antonm is abandoned
before the arrival The Texlan troops: the Pcsi-
dent orders the latter to pursue them beyond the
Rio Grande, and to chastise them as their audacity
deserves.
When San Antonio was taken, the Circuit Court
was in session, and the Judge and officers of the
Comt were made prisoners.
destructive storm on the 18th instant, which did
great damage to the shipping, destroyed two
churches, blew down a number of other buildings,
and committed great havoc among other kinds of
property.
The total loss Of properly and injury sustained,
!, is supposed, must have amounted to S5OOOO,
SHIpPING,-'rhe war schooner San Barnard
was blown from her mooring and lost in two or
three feet of water, but not injured. Brig Atlantic
stranded and said TO be much injured. Prize
schooner Mary Elizabeth ashore at high water
mark near the Custom House Schr. Endcavor
capszed, SlOop Pcayuno stranded, mast broken,
Spynrnl vloons and roCis hiuh nd dry
FURTHER NEws.-Thc British mail steamer
Midway touched at N. l., Pass, below New Or
leans, on the 9th umo from Vera Cruz and
Tampico. She landed several mails and five pas
scngcrs, among them Mr. Cuslus, late bearer of
dispatches to Mexico She left Vera Cruz on the
18th utmo.
The U. S. Gutter Woodbury. had sailed for N.
Orleans three days previous, and her nOn-arriva
there excited good deal of apprehension for her
safety as the late gales in the w, must have been
exposed to them.
The New Orleans papers, hOwcvcr,do not CntCt.
tain upprchcnsons of the vessels loss, The pas
scngors from the Midway corroboratc the news by
the Merchant Gom Galveston. They likewise
bring reports that the Mexican Navy is destined to
act next against Galveston. On land, vast pre-
parations were making for some important move
men,, and ut the town of Aleppo alone some 5000
troops and eight pieces of cannon were collected,
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STATE or NEW Jersey LOTTERY, Glass z for 1872
In he drawn at Jersey city; on "Wednesday, Oct IN
Isle. 70 Numbers, ii Drawn ballots.
4 M
ALI, PRIZES

49, Wa ,ti''' NC ~ tNt A"gC o. - 1icl
cts will he sent Tor laO--sharc, In proportion
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Gloves s. Hosiery.

sSGh DOH, White Drk and cord cotton Hose different
a. SPqmtcs from 70 cts up. Also, super, lit and blk
sd Gloves, bIk and White silk Pic Me and cotton do,
uSt reetivel by CHS. DANA, Jr
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Price Two Cent?.

BY ONE OF THE CoMPANY-Tne Ladies The line of The
Neio York and Albany Raitoad-May they always keep
on the track and find a ready market.
BY DfsiKr, OF BRooKLyN-The steamboat Troy, the
captain and the crew altogether the finest knew.
Tins elegant boat arrived at New York at about
clock on Friday afternoon Yesterday morning
lafge party OF gentlemen attended the breaking OF
ground on this end OF the line in Westchester coun-
ty, near New Castle Corners
% AS we nave previously stated, company of about
nave contracted Tor the whole route of the road.
which has been already commenced at the three
points Where ground has been broken, and an install
ers on the 9th OF September. It will also be remem-
pered That the citizens of Duchess Putnam and Co.
lnmbla have agreed to construct the road through
leaves but 7S miles TO be finished bv other means
All obstacles IN the right of way have bee re moved
and all that is now essentially needed is a helping
hand from our citizens.
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MEDICINES.
SANDS SARSAPARUIA-


IN Offering TO the public preparation Of Sasaparla il
is with much pleasure the subscribers able to state tina
have succeeded extracting the essential principles which
active virtues OF Sasapaa depend
Of new scienthc and ingenious apparatus invented
~ for tins puTose-he successful operation of which in
the virtues Of the Sarsapara renders il one Of
the greatest dscovereso the ages and after again combining
this with other articles selected Maea Med,
is Termed into compound that has by prac
Ii ypcrience possess the important power OF mmedae
me progress OF disease and restoring the patient to
perfect health
All diseases arising from impure Of the blood or
habit Of the SYSTEM such Scrofna, obstinate Cutaneous
wonn enlargement and pain of the Bones and JOINTS
Ulcers Sypc symptoms, and all diseases arising from
nrdeoui use % efcy Are Sseu S"sa oy ~; use
combined that can be useful for the removal of his complaint
The afflicted invited 10 try y a. once, and appropriate
Prepared and sold by A. B. Sands Co., 273 Broadway
Sold also by A. B. D. Sands 70 Fulton
Geld and by D. Sands n East Broadway Market street
la. 40 REWARD-CROsS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
IpOOc For the Cure 81 Gonnorhea elects, Structures anu
analogous complaints Q the ogsa 30 jgenerauon. .
Ofa remedies yet discovered for thu above complaints, this
makes speedy and permanent cure withog he
rcon Diet drink exposure, OF change in application to b1
we give no long quackish recommendations deceive the
public the medicine does not not speak for ITSELF
md the challenges single OF Gonnor
hga be brought in which he mixture VIII not effect rapid
This Is disease that unfortunately per,ades all ranks
rety-high low rich and poor matrimonial and single They
here with remedy By which they can cure them
elves without the least the shorss Tune possible
Further the disease be contracted II dose OF the
MIXTURE u taken at night going to bed when exposed
pat up bottles with full directions accompanying it,
bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
only VIM; H. Munrs, 100 Broadway, corner of
II chestpS; and sesen fsdeSbs and az
smsths isS washington street Boston. IyJ I'm"
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DOCTOR J. FIR A GINS
OCUITST

NJ 10 BAh' ~ oIhEEl wlthn W. eoors o, th 'e
~ ~ ~ H. 80 n..aL,..s 81 sgb, - 81
ulam,n1oryC IS n the eye weasess o. h &c, e'~.
uever " re- ,ns heo"'as Oh u'e longest s'u'k' "io"'
CEQTyEICATEg
oil age was brought 20 my house last I'll apparently blind lie
c,e o me to-day and states t ne has b the patient OF
.. Ianels, n, ~, "' NJ MIS- Vii S1j "n'e'
'''' n cfnr ~ Ct C.orSe,s Ch,,ch Ra.km,,. =,
This eer that OF my children afflicted with
diseased length Of them almost blind
with ebuls the sight Every remedy
without any good effect and despared Of them being
recovered They perfectly restored 10 sight by Dr. j.
Francis celebrated Prsp:,a,t9n O ,,,,, -
- DANIEL =. JONES, 499 Pearl street.
almost blind for twelve years, and in five weeks under
fectIv good and strong ny 49, " ' W.
MARTHA BROWN III Forsyth street.
ieey 10 'he above being nfps p sta.enept
stEOhGE BENFsDlCT,
,,,,, Paste Of the Stanton street Church.
was neMy pnd LOT tws w years with cataract 10 each
that disease, my eyes ayc now perfect recovered.
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NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST T. 1912

ceeded TO the spot, which was located in fine lux
urlous meadow on the rivers side, belonging To
VIM. = Van Rensselaer, the PATRON of the east
side OF the Hudson. BY the aid OF the military an
the whole company to have a view of the ground,
and the delegations were then invited inside TO wit
ness the ceremonies, in company with those citizens
OF Troy who were present, and who have interested
themselves IN the construction Of the work. Among
the officers OF the company on the ground we no.
tced the following gentlemen:-
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ing lunch had been prepared by the Trojans in the
Common Council Chamber, of which all partook
with readiness, as the morning had been warm and
the roads dusty.
THE OPENING.
At twelve O'Clock the line of procession was formed
in front of the Court House as follows
The Troy City Guards, with band of music.
Mayor of New York, represented by Alderman Leonard,
and Mayor of Troy.
Mayors of Albany and Brooklyn and President of Green
President and Vice President of the New York and Albany
Rail Road Company.
Agent of the Road.
Chief Engineer and Assistants
Directors Of the Company.
Corporation Of the city of New York.
Corporation OF the city OF Brooklyn.
Corporation ofthe city but not present
Corporation Of the city OF Troy.
Clergy Of the city OF Troy.
Members of the Senate
Members Of the Assembly.
- Judges oil the several Courts and Law officers.
PRESIDENTS and Directors Of the several Railroad Compa
MES in this State
Committees ofArrangements
Invited Guests and Citizens
The procession, numbering about two thousand
mus proceeded 10 the river side, where the steam.
boats Jonas y. Heart and John Mason were in
waiting, the former to receive the delegations and
the latter the citizens of Troy generally These
boats, under the direction of their attentive com
manders, Captains Upper and Gillespie. were ee
corps struck up an elegant air, they lett the wharf
with their precious cargoes, amid The roar of artl-
lery both sides of the Hudson, and the shouts of
the numerous spectators that lined the wharves. We
arrived opposite the point selected by the COM
pany to commence this work, at its northern extre-
nifty, and landed at Bath, about half mile below.
The procession again formed, as before, and pro-
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ef Troy alone, will be completed in few weeks
and when the contemplated railroad is finished we
and in short period of time, from thence TO the far
West.
Passing down one of the principal streets about
six o'clock, we perceived the branch office of one
obtained a number OF copies containing nv first
letter, which had been brought from New York
since breakfast time of the same day. As an
evidence of the public spirit of Troy, its enterprise
and growth, we merely add that the agent of the
per day, and double the number of weeklys.
We rose at five O'Clock on Friday morning, and
took passage in the splendid steamboat Troy for
New Ior k. where, with the polite attention of Mr.,
Rogers, the steward we obtained materials to in
dite this article
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TRAVELLING EAsTwARD-We had occasion to
pass over the Stonington and Providence route to
Boston some days since, and were agreeably dis
appointed in the celebrity and regularity of the
travelling in defiance of the rigors of winter. The
good boat Rhode Island, admirably commanded BY
Capt Thayer, having left this City at P. M,
reached Stonington little after l, A. NJ, and a
few minutes suffced to place the passengers ia
motion on the cars via Providence to Boston,
where we arrived, one of the coolest mornings of
the season, little past o'clock, A. M, or in
ample season to take any train North or East out
of Boston, and reach Concord, N. Fl. or Portland,
Me-, by early dnncr-time. Returning, some days
after, the weather still severely cold, and Capt
Thayer, temporarily in command of another boat
the Mohegan, Ihe Rhode Island having sustained
some injury in her rudder,) we were yet landed It
this city at just about A. M.-lf this is not good
winter travelling, what would be?