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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-05-22
ROM , TO TIMES CHEAPER THAN BE
FORE,OR NOTHING III THE USER IS NOT
DELIGHTED WITH r.

4 article that every family must consider indispcns
\ lie when they know its power and value, and which
has heretofore been sold too hah to reach ali classes
has en- reduced in price with view that rich and
puur hg and low, sud in fact every human being may
enjoy lis comforts; aud all vino get tshnl have the price
returned to them they are not delighted WIN It's USE
We assert without the possibility Of contradiction, that
all burns and scaS every external sore, old or lrcs and
al external pains ana aches no matter where, snail bc
reduced comfort by il in five Misunderstanding ilirllnh
No burn can he fatal rthis applied unless the
ytulsare DESTROYED ny theaCcidcnt II is truly magical
to appearance, n ITS effects. Enquire for 'Connes Mag
ca Pain Extractor Suvc.h ut COmslOck ana Cos, 81
CORTLAND street, New York.
Price % cents, or four times ne much for 50 cents
We assure YOU, the responsibility Of our characters
that ympa,hy for human suffering induces, at lenst in
part, onr earnest solicitation that simple trlal should
be nude in any affection named below. We think il not
mprUden or too much 10 say that nothing like II or IN
any degree so ccctua has ever been discovered IN mdc
iCinc.
You will please observe that is no sovereign remedy
for all complaints, but External application and viii
cure the observation-disclosures SCuds, Frosted parts, chill
blnEs Clae or gall chaps, letter. plnple, blOtch ienh,
uICer sran eryspells siabs cuts, ruscs, sras ear
and touachc, numps throat ranrOunds whiIlows,
piles nswOrm, salt Rheum, BARRIERS Itch, weak sight,
cabunClc eruption, eyes and lids, sore lips, pune
lures, bes aud warts, fever pains, pain in the back and
side, tender feet, nllanaory rematsh, tic dol0relN,
uguc in face and breast fever sore Old burn scars prCy
head iinned shin, broken breast, nipples, rough
hames bSlcrcd surfaces dressing for bscrs, white
swenes. cOdn wounds, sore cOrns general Sores small
poy marks.
Though we have named numerous affections, expert
Gnce has tnugh us that they are not too many. 1t will
be necessary to know that the article called Conncs is
the only one we can recommendation must caution against
limitations which have reason 10 heve are of no
USE hut injurious. We will present il to the poor who
have actual need of il. and whom You may send for ill.,.
Remember it is CONNEL'S Magical Pain Extractor.
All country merchants are requested to take il to their
towns commission, the greatest blessing IN mankind
ever discovered in medicine. This is strong language,
but YOU may depend its power will fun justify it. Call
all the Agents for pamphlet gratis to all and very in
Yl- Tho nI.l Ilp pi
Y Jrk.
CAUTION-Bc sure and get Conhel's counterfts
and worthless appear under other names See that it is
direct from COmstUCk and IL Co. or never touch il.
.ln l,.s Mnnl. n nnnlN
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ERIE CONANEYU ,NHaDN, ,

CgN 10 Evils vita" of our wonderful bodies, constantly
Il require alternative, or regencraDg influence, 10
create and retain healthy existence. Air, light and
some other clements brought to this reqmsition and
for time prove sufficient to the requirements of the
system. But when from imprudencG and violation OF
the laws OF the animal economy, morbid huors arise,
Ail and vitiutu or juices are collected, the system
QrCs assistance from some other source, or SINKS IN
disease, decay md death How wonderful and salutary
nj this period, the effects Of appropriate alcrna-
tive medicine, taken in scnson? Thousands have been
saved from DEATH and millions from sucrings indcscr
babc, and again restored 10 health by the timely use of
Phelps TOMATO PILLS, which urc so eflicaCiOus
and potent in cleansing the stomach and bowels pur-
fyng the blood, and rCnoyating the gInnduar system by
altering the sCcrcOns Of the liver, and other glands, and
carry ing of the morbid iurcs aud humorsthat ut the
south they have acquired the name of"Fever banc,' be-
they invariably prevent or break up bilious, remit
| tent, yellow, intermittent and lung evcrs
Five years extensive use, have proven them the best
and only sure and safe remedy for all the humorous
chronic diseases, where the system requires something
that will operate ON the Blood, Liver and various sys
tens Of vessels, giving them healthy action, AT Ie
time cypcI the morbid and poisonous juices and humor
| which II separates from them.
! In this class el diseases, are rheumatism Dyspepsia,
| Dropsv Liver Cumplnints, Bilious Stomach Srroula
Gravel, Worms, rumors and cruptionS Of the skin of
various kinds, permanent weakness about the oins aud
limbs, Kings Evil, constitutional or hereditary feeble
ness Of the whole or purt Ol the system, &c.
Thousands Of cases Of the above diseases have been
urcd by the Tomato Pills. and thousands of deaths would
cpyc been prevented had these Pills been used, instead
OF some irresponsible, bancln quaCk pill, remedy, of
which the country is flooded. There is no mystery or
| charlutanuism about This universal remedy.
| They are prepared OF valuable vegetable remedies,
which known to be both safe and eleCual, and are
used very extensively by Physicians in their private praC
licc, because, hundreds have said they the most
Pheasant, clIrctua and safe medicine we have ever used
The above Pills are for sale by agents in all country
towns. Agents are cautioned not to buy OF pedGrs'-
| zone word TO the wise is sufficient"
G. r. Phelps, NJ D. Proprietor, Hartford, Conn, with
out whose Signature none nre Genuine.
For sale bv - j. Allen, Woodstock; Hayden Hutch
naon, do Otis Chamherlin, PomtrC Justin {. Brooks,
lluTlor Harris d Morrill, Stranord 2. Dwight ~ Co.,
NcrsUrc; IhooIurr Cooks C"riHthi Baxter y. Newton
Norwch, Lewis Merritt, llarIlandj j. w. Hubbard,
Windsor 23l-6mep.
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMr-
TION

ElI Great and only remedy for Colds Coughs, Asih-
J. mn, aud Consumption, is the Hungarian Bal>am OF
Lille discovered by the celebrated DR. BvCIHn of london
Engauduud introduced into the United States unIer The
immediate supcriulcndcncc Of the inventor,
The extraordinary successes Of this medicine, in the
O Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American A.
gent in soliciting for treatment the WORST POSSIBLE
CASES that can be found in the Community-CGscs that
seek relief in vain iIomnny of hccomm0nrrmrdes the
day, and have been given mp by the most distinguished
Phy >Cians, as confirmed and mcurabc. The llugmian
Ba,am has cured and will the most desperate at
cases. Ii isn0 quaCk nOstrum bnt standard English
medicine Of known and established efficacy.
Every family in The United States should be supplied
with Buchans hungarian Ba,um Of Lille, not only to
ComtCract the cousumptive tendencies of he climate,
but to he used as preventive medicine in all cases o colds
coughs splitting Of Blood, Pain in the side and chest, lrrl
tation and soreness of the Lungs Bronchitis, Difficulty
Of Breathing, Hectic Fever Night Sweais, Emaciaton
and General Debility, Asthma Influenza Hopping cough,
and Group.
sold, in large bottles nj 81 per bottle, with full di
reCOns iOrlhC restoration OF Health
Pamphlets, containing mass Of English and American
certificates, and other evidence showing the meQunllcd
merits olhis Great English Remedy, may be obtained
Of the Agents grnluitOu.y.
DAVID f. BRADLEY sole Agent for the United States
ll9 Cont street, Boston.
fec,,t Woodstock. :. j. ALLEN; Montpelier. Clark
& CullnsiBmlngton, Peck Spear; Bellows Falls, N.
lIrris Ruand Daniel, and Bells Brltteboro', Dutton
Clarke; Keen, n. II. John BNby. 23j-ly
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TO .8LL THE WORLD VINO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM
OIL OF TANNIN, OR, LEATHER

A .Niw Chemical DiScoreYu.

II .NCW ChCmlCGi DScOCe' g.
Most people know that skins and hides are converted
INTO Icahcr by the use Of 1annn extracted from certain
haIks &c.
Whenthc force and strength Of the Tannin is worn
out leather becomes deud, hard, dry, brr crdchca,
cOucred Wiih At crust, 81. rms, .iLL KNOTT. To re
then is life, sotneSS, moistnoSS, strength, &nloo@
ness and all crust fly, or btcrI cStOrt me tan
min. This Substance the leather never can receive me
second time; but the whole rriuCS of are in This article
the OIL OF TANNlN-whch penetrates the stiiiest
and arde, leather iCit has been twenty years in nSej
aad if it easily with the fingers, il imhriS nj once
strength that is utterly incredible until seen. IL be
comes Hf feather, in all respects, with adelghtlui
sotness and polish aud makes ull leather completely and
yCrfCCHY qyeruj0US to particularly boots shoes,
cHrrgC harness hose, trunks and in TACT al thnS
HIic OficathCr, giving splendid polish, even hi2hcr
than leather has and dtiCdSt d0uiiHc its wear ana
durability, in whatever manner the leather is used
THESE ARE FACTS.
Those who will may wear old shoes, groan with corns
ride with old caungc-tops-h old harness, ana
throw them away half usedlOOk filthy themselves, ana
MI about hcm-eXpcnd double what is necessary for art
Giles Of leather, 10 their hearts Conient for what we
care their prcudces strong, that they VIII not
try new discovery. We have no invors to ask OF them,
they are the greatest sufferers and wcbrg for nohods
custom patronage Now, gentlemen, please yourselves
n None genuine anlcss with the fac smile signature
Of COMSIOCK a co. r,-
1l5-crp Is. FOR safe ny 1T - H. AlhhN'
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily ms follows:
Leave Boston at 3 I-2,P. NJ. ,andarlyc at Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord at l-a NJ. and arrive nj Boston al
: - the next morning.
Freight rlrst Class So; Second Cmss SEQ
Freight should he delivered nj Concord, Boston and
other dcol> an hour ut least before leaving To insure dc
livery by the first succeeding Trim.
An Passengers Baggage should be marked, and when
valued AT more than $50 notice should be given and eN-
charges paid, claim for damage or loss beyond
srcl, sum win be allowed. N.G, UpIlAM, Sup't.
Anril l. Isis, 2bl-N
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Botanic Medicines

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Thomnsonl-
IA and other Botanic Mcdcinrs--both crude and pre-
pared simple and compounded Is constantly kept for
sale by the subscriber, at his residence, between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches
The above Medicines will be neny pnt up accompanied
by suitable directions, and warranted genuine.
CAuToN.-To those who are DESTROYS oi obtaining pure
ThOmsonan medicines, would say beware OiwhOm yon
purchase as they are frequently aducmcd with worth
less pornIrnus and poisonous substances for the purpose
speculation or bringing those invaluable remedies IN
10 disrCpue. A. H. HAMMOND.
Woodstock, Nov. %, lsli 231.tf
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DIR. II AILO r s
R9TStIT on LIVER HORT

For Consumption Liver Complaint Coughs, Colds Aslh-
ma Pain in the chest side, Splitting of Blood Catarrls,
Pcurisy, WhoOpina Cough, Tickling in the Throat Rails
ing Of Phlegm in the morning, Difficulty of Breathing,
palpmton ofhe Heart Loss Of strength Emaci"litn'
and all affections ofthe Chest Lungs, and Liver together
with those diseases which TcdispOse 10 consumption,
A few dozen just received and for sale Ny
2i0 en-, DIR. s. J. ALLEN
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TIE CAVALIERS CHOICE.
1t was a galan, cavalier,
Orhonor and renown,
And all to seek IHdye.loyc
lie rode from town to town,
Till at widow woman's door
lie drew the rem SO fee;
For at her side the knigh, cspied
Her comoIy daughters three
Well might he gaze upon Them,
For they were fair and tall;
Ye never have seen idirer,
II bower nor yet in hall.
Small marvel If the galant's heart
Beat quickcr in his breast;
Twas hard 10 choose, and hard TO lose
How might he vale the best:
"How, mod,ns, pretty marlens mine,
Who'l rode me riddles three'
And she who answers best Of all
Shall be my own Iodyc!
Iwacn they bIush'd as m0idcns do
When such rnrO words they hear
"Now speak thy riddles ii'Ihon wilt,
Thou goy young CayaIer!'
..1n.i -, ..... IL. H.. : ..,.-,.t ,,,,l;
W 'a' '""9', 'I"n NV '""5''' P"'"'
i"'' ,c'' ~ I'"' 10 ,,r'
gh,n !, I,c Incnra son,
And foil me- what Is louder
Tbnn IA ,bc Iondc.i horn,
And ,rll p5r WIN, i. sharncr
Than is the sharpcst lhOrn'
And tell mo what is grccncr
Than qrecnest grass on hill3
And tell me what is cruclcr
Whaa wicked woman's will"
THE eldest and the second maid
Thoy sat and thought awhile;
Lut the Youngest she looked upward
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PIOIYS! PLOUiSv

i9'Hu Subscribers have recently purchased Of Ruggles
4 Nugrsc and Mason oI Mass. patterns Of their i'm
proved htglo So. and 2 rlggs and intend keeping
thrm constantly on hand for sale, made of the best
r,ti and iu the best manner "Ibesc Flows combine
ghl weight and easy draft, with great strength nnd durd
Dit'.' "lt be- uchuovirdgCG by u who have made the
experiment that the improved Eagle Plow i, the best
llahl-lnN mnsc and lasts much longer Than The COM
NOR Nud.' Ncai-O manufacture the GutcriO co, Y
premium sword llow, which is avery superior rlow
BY o.G" auI dujnl the work in tic best manner. Al
50 lgwUHe'urc sdrhili Plows from entire new pat
tom Of ,,rHiur form warranted better than amy other
,iI,-,urIuN ever Lnore offered to the farmers of Yer
W".'. uE shovel, and scGlpcrs constantly hand Also
n improved NUltya'Or for $3.50 good be purchus
nl W Boston al the Wnrc houses trr SI,Wi.
lWvWg 10 tons U iron hand suitable for the above
articles viii furnish castings Mt satisfactory priccs-Aso
have utuDl, purchased 20 tons Of best sot american
rouu VIA hunry, and are prepared to make ,casngs of
kinds 10 su,t customers. DANIEL TAFT & SONS.
TutuNn, hpril l~Ij. 1jg-tG
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
Is PUBLISHED
Every Thursday Evening, at Woodstock, w.
ELM STREET.. OPPOSITE TIE B.lNK.
OPPOSITE THE B.INK.
T T. Il Nj S

TERMS.
Sent by mall year, at the commencement oil tnS vol
ume, Si'ou
At the expiration Of six MONTHS 10
At the expiration OF the volume, 200
Amer the ex piration OF the yolume' $50
VILLAGE subscribers 300
No noner is sent unless p.id for in advance upon the
Guaranty of payment by responsible person known
IN The Publisher, and paper is discontinued except at
Mis- option, until all arrGarages paid.
acknowledgements must be paid for in advance unless
some responsible person guarantees the pay for their in
sertion The number of insertions should in all be
specified by the advertiser they will be inserted until
forbid
BUSINESS CARDS
Are inserted Mt 80 90 year for subscribers and at $500
for non subscribers
CITY AGENCY.
Y. b. PALMER, at NetU York No, 80, Ann Street,
Boston No. 12, State Street, .
Philadelphia, No. 81, Pine Street,
baltimore s. f. cor Bait Caver, sts
" author lied 10 procure forward and collect nay for nd
yertisem ents and subscriptions TO "TnE WoopsrocK
kog" CHARLES G, EASTMAN.
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Cheeseman's Arabian BaISam

nNOR THE CURE oeall kinds of wounds, sprains,
A burns, coughs, lungs the most desperate piles,
and rheumatism olall kinds II will prevent the tooth
uChe restore tor I'D and persisted limbs, s joints, numb
ness &c and can be depended upon to relieve
in all cases.
THIS valuable medicine has been very extensively used
for the last years. while its increasing demand, Il
niycrsalsltsacOn it has given, and the testimony Of
arge multitude Of individuals Of the first stand
ing IN the community. who have tested and inGilAbly
proved is efficacy, show that it needs only Obc used to
prove its Invaluable excellence; indeed all who have
er tried the balsam prize II so highly that they will not
be Induced under any consideration To do without it. The
alslm has attracted the atteOn of men Of science and
Physicians and Surgeons fine grcatcstscientc acquire
mcnts, give it their unqualified appreciation while many
OF them in different sections Of the United States now
use it in their practice and have authorized the pubca-
ton Of their certificates.
Also CHEESENAN'S ARABIAN PILLS, n
yaunh'c medicine for all bilious complaints, &c.
~ Purchasers should inquire for the article by
using the whole -Checscman = Arabian Balsam--
aud see that ii has my name written in my own handf
writing the printed directions on the wrapper u
every bottle. Il. CliEEsEMAN.
For sale by
$. J ALLEN, Woodstock; r. NJ. & S. II stocker
IartHnH. corners; ~ G. Hale, Chelsea, and throughout
the country generally. 2HI-ly
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SUPERIOR CLARIFIED GROUND
C9TV'i

ThNUFACTURED by BiRDWELL, DAMON, & Co.
WI South Iadcy Falls Mass, This article is manu-
ncured from pure clarified Coarse Saltnnd for cooking,
table buttcr cheese, &c is superior to any kind OF
salt now in Use.
The article Of Ground Salt has been manufactured byls
for years past, hut have not succeeded until
recently in the manufacture of Perfect article We
offer to the public article superioro any kind Of
Salt now use, in point of weight strength and flavor.
Every family in the State should he supplied with it,
The above salt for sale by CHS DANA, JR
Woodstock, April 10
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MI. UUWNS' VEGETHBLE BHLS.IN-
&c ELIXIR
fTNiE great Northern remedy for Consumption and all
l. other Diseases of the LUNGS. The unparalleled sale
and success OF which is well known. II is therefore I'M
necessary 10 publish long ulsOmc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing from irresponsible sources.
Can be had ofhc following agents and ofthcm only in
the neiehb0rhn0l,
81. ALLEN, Woodsrorl Oliver Bailey South Wood
stock. Chs. Tukham, Quchccc village. Il. =. Ncyins
~ Co RuyaltOn, 80. Brooks. Hartford 2i9-ly.
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DISSOLUTION.
MOTICE.

FaShc subscriber VIII continue the business at the old
n stand Of Il. =, NENENS 81 co and has this day
received from Boston general assortment Of seasOnnhe
goods which he will sell low he purchased in
this vicinity. Please call aud examine.
r.. p. NEVENs.
Royaton, April %, lslj 259 3w.
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5000 yards Domcstics, at eX-
coedingly low prices.

rE4au3 oi these Goods were purchased in New York,
and "ll h"s' at reduced prices. llcaor caand exam
iua Hr No u Central street.
Woodstock, April 10, Isis.
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AUCTION NOTICES.
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT
REAL ESTATE.


n s. win ST Pubic
% 'sf HEsS ss " O'clock
No Fifth i, street between Race and Vine streets
s brick back building and lot Or piece q sosaa
Race aud VI sssss f' de- s,os
2, containing front or breadth on said Fifth st
wide slsy iT open Of th and the adio
e ss Ga ssss Depth east Yves
A, no Fourth street between Race and Vine streets
piece ofseaad ,hsrua S,' Belonging situate No. s
the west side Of Deyss Fourth Race and Vim
said Fourth feet TX inches INCLUDING an alley Il
y s d he sas sd s ss 10 e
feet from Fourth street, and in length depth 100 H. Cea
NS s-Filben street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
or All e q" there brick dwelling hopSs and the c
strss beswsss Ninth and Tenth Streets Is
s 81 % sy ;'S
s asa ssh c rs C u i s
No. t-Filbert street. adjoining the above
Ssoasns %' 'e ns south 'o
scbsd property the west containing trout breadth
y and length depth sst to said iraaaair St
story brick dss h %oa: sdt he o,
.. PIECE Of ground bsloags situate No The
y 5 asSs. am" IN Ss J.
and privilege alley north side Of feet nv inches
- "'u'"' o'sa' o al B iJfIDHss9ss IoTs
B-The following Building Lots will be sold agreeable
the PLAN file the Exchange-copies Of which may
mad at No. 81 Market street, viz
ate the north side of Race Ashton Schuy
Kill Front streets each 22 feet front by ia feet inches in
depth
u, 49, a. Is l6 and IL situate the side Of Ashton
between Race and Vine Streets each " feet inches 'front.'
except No. H. which % feet IN front and the whole 12 feet
Schuylk Front stree-Eleven Building Lots Nos. 49, 49,
Co. 81 q a. Is, g. 81 and 90 situate the side Of
Schuykl Front street, between Race and Vine each q
the whole 1872 feet in depth.
Schuylk Front streetTwo Building Lots Nos % and 3d.
situate the west side of Schuykl Front between
Race and Vine streets No 20 having front Of feet inches
and depth m feet and No. 30 having front Of feet by 32
feet in DEPTH along Race street
Race between Schuykl Front and Aspen Al
4o the south side Of Race st. between Schuy
XIII Front street and Aspen Alley each 8 feet inches 'front.'
BY 100 feet in depth No. which 20 feet in 'front.'
Schuylki Front street. between Race and Cherry
Eight Building Lots Nos A. a. 49, a. IS, &C. a and o. stu.
the east side Of Schuyk Front between Race
depth except No A. which feet 10 inches 'front.' by i25 Il
in depth. H
Aspen Alley between Race and Cherry streets between
Schuykl Front and Second Building Lots Nos.
40, 5 81, So So 81 S. Sc, 81 and So situate on the west
side OF Aspen Alley between Race and Cherry and Schuyk
Front and Second streets each lot 6 feet inches in 'front.' by
y e depth except No. 49, which II feet inches in front
schuyk Front is 60 feet wide, curbed and paved
Race street cuIbed and paved Ashton street is 50 feet wde
Aspen Alley is 20 feet wide.
B5The whole of the above properties will be sold posi-
lively and without Capitalists and Builders invited
to view the premises. Terms at sale.
- 0.Ie. WoLBERT HERKNEss,
ml4 WF&Sato29 re Auctioneers
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday. May 2O-6 p. MI.


There was very little doing in the stock market to-
day, and quotations show slight decline in prices
stonington fell off per cent Norwich and Worcester
/ Reading Railroad t Morris Canal, Canton Co. ( ;
Farmers Loan, Erie, Harlems and Long Island closed
firm at yesterdays prices. The transactions to
limited extent and the feeling in the street rather
heavier than for some days past The advces from Eu
rope have had an unfavorable effect upon stocks,
while they have improved prices of cotton, and given
the market considerable activity.
The stockholders Of the Bank Of Geauga, Ohio, are
preparing to commence banking under tie new bank
law of that State upon the independent plan As
as bills can be procured from Columbus, which will
probably he in about four weeks, operations will COM
mence.
A bill granting charter to the Troy and Green
bush Railroad Association, passed the Senate Of this
State, with other railroad bills on Wednesday last
This road built by association of capitalists with
out securing a charter The rivalry existing between
the citizens Albany and Troy induced parties opposed
to its construction to throw obstacles in the way, and
prevented connection with the western road at Green
bush 1t required charter to authorize the association
to the distractions legally which having been
obtained the difficulties longer exist the assoca-
ton has been formed into company, and the road is
ready for business The road is only six miles long,
and cost $4,000. 1t forms important and valuable
extension of the Great Western road. connecting it
Troy with the Troy and Schenectady and the Troy and
Saratoga railroads.
Counterfeit SIS on the Madison county Bank in cir.
culation letter A. j. Teneyck President Charles D..
Miller, Cashier The center vgnette is husbandman
moving, with plow and sheaves side Of him,
and the other. On the right side is a ship;
the left helmeted head One of the dies containing the
figure is higher up than the other
The charters Of the Commercial Bank and Bank of
Rochester both of Rochester have been extended for
two years. the expiration of which, is supposed they
intend recognizing under the Free Banking law.
Five dollar notes purporting to be the Bank Of
Smyrna, Delaware, altered from the Tenth Ward Bank,
New York, in circulation.
The quarterly report ofthe Banks fths State for May
ls45, compared with February, presents the annexed
statement -