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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
lcoRREcTEp WEEKLY FROM THEME.

lCoRRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE n. Z. FARMER.
SEEDS, Herds Grass, SO 90 to Is per hu-hel. Rec
Top GO to SO cts CloverN"rlhern, 9tOl0c Southern
sc. Flax Seed, 81 so per blshel, Iueerne, 80 C
perlb. Canary Seed so 90 tOl 80 per bnslel.
GRAIN COrn--Nurthern, new bIslir 60 toO0-South
ern round yellow oil b7a 80 Southern hat ye!low,new
81 56--oo do. white Sc OO--do New Orleans Sc So
Barley 90 O0Rye. Northern, 70 7Odo. southern Ga
70-Outs, Southern. &c a 37-NOrthcrn do. 81 10 ON
Beans, husel l2 90 Shorts Der double blshc Oh
00-liran 90 II 10.
FLOUR. Baltimorc Howard Street A mos. or. 80 90
5Odo wharf, S45O asa 37du rec OF garlic, so %
O00-PhiludtlphH do, mos. 90 90 -Fre,lericks-
burgh, low I'd mos. 81 a 0,0O-AleNandria, wharf
mountain, 4 % al'37-GenGssee, common. cash, S137
$50 do fancy runs 81 81 25-Oho via Cunal.Sl %
81 62-do New Orleans. cash OoOa No. Rye, So 2j
O0O-lndim Meal in bbls 225 a2G2
PROVISIONS llGei-Mcss mo, new bb 50 90 n 0 30
--Nuvy-SS % S7j-No. |. 90 OO-d0 Prime Sc 90
sc 5O-Pork-EXru clear mo. hhi, SIS 80 IL 90, do
Clear 500 90 1900 do, Mess. IA ID 5O-do Prime
10 75a Il 2j-do Mess from other States. 60 90 90 10
do Prime do do so 90 NJ 90 do Cargo do. O0OClear
do 90 90 90 OOBuer shipping, i2 10 do STORE unn
speced. 2-do dairy, 10 cents lSnrd, No. Bos.
ms. Ga .2-to South and Western, Su 9-lams, Bos.
ton, "a l-2-SouIhern and Westerns n 0 Cheese.
hip'g and 4 meal, gu 8--to new milk, l-2 n liz
WOOL. Dnty-rhe value whereof At the place OF ex-
pOr,ion shall not exceed cents per pound, per cent
nd vaOrem. All whercOithe value exceeds cents per
pound, 40 per c. nd. val and cts per pound
Prime SaNnny FleeCrs washed. III. 40 81 Gamer
lean full blood, do 81 35-Do "a do - So DO l.2 do
81 32--l-4 and common do 30 25--Snyrna sheep
washed 20a 22-Do nnwnshed, Ion lj-Bengusido a II
-SuNOny, clean 00-lluenOs Ayrcs mpickCd. Ia l0--dO
do pcdked, 10 ll--Superfne Northern pulled lamb 80
36 No do do do "a 35--NO do do do rs a 25--NO 3
do do II n II.
Hops Dnty 90 per cent.--lsrsolt Mass. ls43, Id
90 2d do 40.
Hay sig 10 2 l-2 per ton-Esstcrn screwed l2 to 90
EGGS, IL a.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

The friends Of Temperance in Wind
sor County are requested to meet in con-
vealion, at Woodstock, on Thursday the
9th day OF October next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of consulting upon
the best method of advancing the cause oil
Temperance. and to adopt If practicable a
plan of operations which shall insure the
final triumph OF the principles We profess,
over intempsrance, immortality, crime ana
death. l. is hoped that every friend Of
the cause will consider This a call upon
himself personally to attend, and that every
town in the county will be fully represent.
ed. as business fthe most vital importance
TO the Temperance enterprise will come
before the Convention. Let no formal
meetings be held for the choice Of dele
gates but come en- masse and devote one day
to the cause olvirtue an morality, by Civ
ing a new impetus to the glorious warfare
against the tyrant Alcohol.
N. HASKELL,
IONA. KINNEY, Co Com
N. RICHARDSON,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

CtALNlN y. NEWTON, successor 10 J. Newton In
- forms his numerous friends in Norwich and vicinity,
that he has returned to WcodsloCk, where he will soon
have on hand constant supply Of medicines Of his own
manufacture.
The complaints heretofore made If Aduter,tion In
these excellent articles, formerly prepared by himself,
may ceuse-li those interested will buy nj the night
place.
The above medicines are sold at c. CIIAPMAN's
2ib IT,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25

appointment by The Prtsidcnt.-Russel
g. llopknson, collector of the customs for
the district Of Vermont, To take place on
lst of October, 1916, vice Archibald W.
Hyde, resigned -Boston Post.
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A RARE CHANCE.

THE subscriber intending 10 leave for ''lhe
i West" offers for sale all his zeal estate stu
a,ed in Barnard vimge, consisting of two good
dwelling houses. with good barns, gardens, sheds
and convenient, out buildings attached; a black
smith and Trip hammer shop, wheel-wright
shop, shop for carrying on the marble business,
and full stock of tools for the above branches OF
business; also about seventeen acres OF land IN
and near the village with good orchard thereon.
A liberal credit will be>givcn if desired.
He also takes this occasion 10 call upon all per-
sons who are owing him TO make immediate pay
ment, to save themselves cost
LIS. WINSLOW.
Barnard, Sep s, 1915. 27S NV
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY SEP. Is. IS15

=. Al Market $50 Beef Cattle, 1875 Stores. 5000
Sheep ana 1920 Swine.
PaicEs.-B'ef Caitis We quote first quality $500
900 Second quality ,S12j 4,75 Third quality, S.
25 n iO0
Working Oxen.-NO sn les noticed.
Stores. Two years old So, 1853 years old lG n2i.
Meep.--Snles from so to $500. Lambs l22 TO LIS.
SUine Old hogs "a a Shoats to Ia Al retail from
3l2loj. ~ e. Farmer,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25
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thy of the patronage of The public general
ly The Journal will endeavor, in its rec
ords, to do justice to both parties, so that
both parties will feel allowed to patronize
the publication. 1t being the long session
as it is called, the volume will contain at
least 500 pages, each number will contain
sixteen pages o. solid matter, which will
enable the publishers to give all the pro.
ceedings worthy of being preserved in book
form, for binding and future reference
The exceedingly low terms will place it
within the reach Of all; the publishers hope
that their friends will use their exerlvns
in obtaining subscribers.
THEOPHILUS FISK,
JESSE T.. DOW,
Wnshinn1nn. Annnst ID 1919.
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Fall and Winter
O. CD Cd I'D 8 I!
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NeaU York Store!

CONSISTING OF
DROADCLOTHS, Cussimeres, Doe Skins, YES
ID tugs, Rep? Cashmeres, Dc LANES, Apac-
cas-, AIpines, EIoians. Ihbeis, CacOes, Patches,
FanneIs, Beached Cottons, Tickings, DriIlng'
Bro Sheelings, stripped Shir.iugs, Diapers, Pad
ding, Canvass, Selicia, &c, Also, Isle Edgng'
Smyrna do, Thread, do, Muslin, do, Velvet
Trimmings, &c.
SHAWLS.
A good assortment Of Shawls consisting OF
Cashmere Printed Cashmere, Wool, net Shawls
Plaid do, and variety Of other style which vii
be sold at very low prices.
CHARLES b. DAMON.
Sept a.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25

The House last year, stood l24 coons to
SO democrats, and 7 alb.
The Waterman gives a recapitulstion
ofthe popular vote as far as heard from:
Slade 2O,7l2-KelIogg l6,945-shal.
Yer 1862, Last year the same towns gave
SIade 25,925-Kellogg l0,676-Shacer
1911.
Slade over all last year | ,43S
All over Slade this year 1856
SHADES net loss thus far 1898
There are some two hundred votes cast
for Messrs Folleit and Coolidge (whigs) in
Addison County, which will increase the
majority against Mr. Slade. The towns to
to be heard from, last wear stood as fol-
lows:
Slade, 2419
Kellogg, 1910
Shalter, 727
The Waichman says Sadc will lack
about 800 OF an election.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25
TO I'LL THE WORLD VINO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM
OIL OF TANNIN, OR, LEATHER
! ESI'ORER.


A .NeW chemical DiScorcrU
Most poople kuo v that skins and hides converted
nlo leather by the Of Tunnn extracted from certain
burks &c.
When the force and strength OF the Tamin is worn
out leather becomes dtai mart, drg, britie, cr0ckCd
rOuCrcI riN dcruSt, 81. rms, .iLL KNOB. 70 70
store then is hic, SOftHCSS, mOiSCSS, EtreHgh Smo1
ness, mud remove all crust y or blister CSiorC he TIM
min. This Substance the leather never can receive the
second time; but the whole rrtUCS OF are in This article
the OIL OF TANNiN-whrh peucIwtcs the slrst
and hardest leather, if has been twenty years in
nd it tears easily with the fingers ii impuri~ N Cncr
II strength that Is utterly incredible until seen. be
comes Hkcncw iclhe,, in all respects with delightful
SOness and polish and makes all leather completely and
pPrfecHy i"psruODS 10 waer-pariicunrly boots shoes
CarGe.tOps, harness, hose, trunks, and in fact d things
m1ie Of ieGther, giving splendid polish, even higher
than leather has. and miedst dOWbiing its and
durability, tn whatever manner the leather is uscd
THESE ARE FACTS.
Those who will may old shoes groan with curnS,
ride with old carriaae.ops-haye old harness, and
throw them away half uscd-louk filthy themselves, aud
all ahont ,hencypCnd double what is necessary for
cles Of leather, to their hearts content, Tor what we
care, fthrr prCjudires strong, hut they will not
try discovery We have no uv Ors 10 ASK OF lhem
they are the greatest sufferers, aud beg for nobOdys
patronage Now gentlemen, please yourselves
1-PNonr genuine anless with the fac simie signature
Of COM5rUCK a co.
245-ecp ly. For sale by c. CHAPMAN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25
"5 OR 81 EDSON,S ROW.
PRICES REDUCEDl
NInrD GOODS.

IRON New York and Bosto1, are on hand At S ur 2,
H. but going ollmpid!y mud ut the smallest profits
June 5, lsl5.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25
ISETILEl SETTLED

g J.ALLEN, would just say 10 those indebted Il,
-. him that they MUST call and settle Immediately,
having disposed Of his Drug SturcJ he viii leave i
place the first Of September 21l-3w
Ang. a. lsl5.
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Monroe, Franklin Co. June II, '45,

Monroe, Franklin Co. June II, '45.
Messrs Curtis s. Smith
Yours of the 10th ult. is before me-
Agreeably to your wishes, we have used
one small bottle Of Downs Elixir for our
two youngest children, the youngest a.
bout two years old. They were taken
with violent cold which affected their
lungs with severe hoarseness attended
with high fever and severe cough
This state Of their condition continued
several days, their coug rather increas-
ing, until I was fearful It would result in
lung fever,ifI had not already arrived to
such state, when we resolved to try the
effects of n small bottle Of Downs Elixir,
which we administered to them accord
ing to the directions, having regard to
their age aud strength, which we were
happy to fmd had most salutary efec CT.
BY loosiug the cough ard causing an ca
sy cxpec,oralion, all symptoms OF fever
soon disappeared. They are now ENJOY
ing fine state of health. Some OF our
.neighbors having hard ceug h, took OF 1t
and received immediate relief. Two or
three persons in particular who had Ia
ken 'Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry,
pronounced The Elixir far Superior
Yours &C., ... ..
$50 3w MARTIN BALLOU, PM,
srPprepared only by n, H. Downs
Troy, Orleans Co., Vl.-Sold by CURTIS
81 SMrru, ST. Adams, VT, the only whole
sale agents, and by agents supplied b.
them throug hout the United States and Can
ada; or by r.. Richards, their agent 4o ID
vision Street, New York, who keeps sup
pIy on sale a, proprietor's prices.
Persons wishing for the agency, wter'
there is not one already established, wi
be supplied, upon application by letter t
Carts g. smith, upon fair terms, they al
ways stating the best and safest mode O
conveyance,
The above medicine is Cor sale by CHA's
CHAPMAN, Druggist, Woodstock, VI
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Drugs, MeHtriMes, ST.

THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased of Or $. J. A.
L len his stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, &
nNESrUFFS will continue to keep On hand lin The
same store general assortment Of
ALL KINDS OF GOODS BELONGING TO THAT
S3L2 - AJC3GGte
Physician supplied reasonable terms as any 9th.
er shop in the Snte-a orders promptly attended to-.
ALI OF THE MOST VALUABLE PATENT MED
IClNES, FOR SALE
The object Of the subscriber is to keep this business sep
araIe from other branches and 10 turn his attention 10
kccrihg good assortment Of the choicest Medicines &c.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully solicited
ClIA'S CHAPMAN.
Woodstock, Aug. 81 1916.
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I'D 4 n I'D.

AT Wca,hersheId, Sept. 9th, Mr.. Will
liam Cols,on aged 81.
In Bridgewoler, Sept l6, Mrs Polly
Walker. wife of John Walker, aged 49,
Printers in Mass, N. Y, and Penn, are
requested sc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-25
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

I WOULD respectfully inform those who have lost
i part the whole Ol their natural teeth and wish
them replaced by artificial OnCs, that lave lnn1e new
arrangements and Improvements in my establishment.
which will enable me TO manufacture artificial sets to
mich greater advantage than hcrcoIhre and, result
of this have Determined TO oCr this kind Of work the
following advantageous terms.
For any piece OF work Tor which charged $50, up,
wards, Shall require one haIfhe price in Cash oH drl-
ery--mrrcIy to cover the cost Of the malermi--lhc
remainder to he paid ut the cEd of siN Nr tNrvt)
months, ifthc work gives sniishcn the end of the
time agreed upon II the "ArtincAl DcnurrH docs mt
give good satisfaction ii will hc received again, mud the
money refunded, or the balance Oihe prize iOrGicd f0
me patient ", ;. CHASE, ". r., DCnfai S,rgtos
Woods lork, luly lst, lsl5. 2G-.f
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The Waichman says Sladc will lack
about 9, 500 Of an election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09

Alsop Chsuncey.
sician brig Anna Casnsis &c days from Palermo with 23ae
Co.
Brig James Wilson, Field. from Msyaguer, PR April g.
with Isl hhds % bbl % hds moases do coffee Mason
thompson Spoke soth us lssM So Ion II 10, brig North
brig George Harding DAYS from Calais with lumber to
schr Lebanon, (of Sslem) Brown days from Ponce PR
with sugir Brett Vose Left 2ist ult brig Porto Rico
Cottre for NYork day and others not rscolscted.
Schr VIM Young Summers days from Darien, with lum-
Der, to master.
schr Dgo, Hardy,5 days from Frankfort with granite,
MASTER
scr Two Mays. Elliott days from Boston, with granite
to master.
schr j. Cooley Co. Elddge from Boston, with mdss to
Schr Trio, Taylor, days from Boston, with mdse
Schr Victor, Halett from Boston, with mdse.
Schr Homer, Kent from Boston, with mdse
Schr Copy, from Nantucket, with OIL
Propeller Eudora, Brown, from Fall River.
Below.
Brig Susan Spofford, Spoford from West Indies.
Also, brig unknown.
Sailed.
Baques Amelia Mulholand Rio Janeiro Hecla, 81 Kits
Edward Charleston; brgs Cashier Campeachy; Amsda St
Marks and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09

Notwithstanding the decrease in several weeks the az
gregate increase in eighteen reaches about TWEEN
yfvc per cent The increase in the receipts Of the West
Railroad Company would have been much larger than
is far this season. had the competition the Hudson
river been less The price of passage from Albany
Boston the Western road So which with tho ncden
tai expcnsoson the road makes the cost full ST. The
passage from Boston via Albany in New York can
be made very comfortable for five dollars by leaving
Boston in the morning by tho Long Island train passage
three dollars and fifty cents which arrives horo In
son for passengers to sko the o'clock boat up tho
river arriving at Albany by dayght the next morning
passage fifty ccnts-tota passage four dollars which
with the travelling expenses would bring tho charges
up to five dollars BY this route there saving Of two
dollars and tho expenses Of nights lodging In the
summer season the passage from Boston to Albany and
vscs via New York, would DO preferred to the
other. There is not great difference in the charges
tor the transportation Of freight but the carrying trade
between Boston and Albany is principally monopoizcd
by propcers and schooncrs II is great question
among the stockholders Of the railroad whether
reduction OF fare would increase the receipts of
the company or not Tho high fare party in the as.
cendancy and have the direction but induced to
DeieVe tnat the decrease in the receipts will produce
s0no ievoiuuon IN the affairs Of the company and
oope inc" 10 adopt the low fare system In every
~here inc experiment hos been trcdt has succeeded o
miraoiy Most oil the other railroads Of New England
have from time to time reduced fare each time
Twin increased receipts The Westerns the only com.
pany which has made an advance on tho a., 49,,
price, or upon any reduction once made with. ar -
ccpts Of every other company from week to weoL ~,
an increase this company is compelled to show A..
crease.
Tho receipts Of tho Reading Railroad Com.
pany exceed the most exravagant estimates The trans
Poraton Of coal much greater than anticipated and in
creases from one week to another much more rapidly
than expected The receipts for the past four months
1912 compared with the corresponding period in ls4a
show an increase of moro than one hundred per cent
should future years present the same result compared
WIN ms must be one Of the productive pieces Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09
Died.

On Thursday, 9th instant of pulmonary consumption
Mr.. STEPHEN DoLBEER, in the Sad year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance and those of the family
respectfully invited attend his funeral this after
noon at o'clock from his late residence $50 Broome st.
without further invitation
Boston papers please copy.
On the 9Th instant, WALTER WILLIAM, only SON of Ed
win h. and Sarah L'Amoureux, aged months and 10
days.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited 10
attend his funeral, this afternoon at o'clock from SO
Leonard street. Tho members Of Human Lodge No
l07, o. OF o. f., and Of Lebanon Encampment No. 10
also invited to attend.
On Wednesday the It'll instant in the alst year Of his
age, WILLIAM l.. LOCKWOOD
His relatives and friends are requested TO attend his m
neral from his late residence ia Cedar street. this after
noon at o'clock and the members Of Fidelity Lodge
NO. ", l. o. OF 0. F., are likewise invited to attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09
Sales OF Stocks Mt Boston.

Stock l43; 100 do 10 d. l43 $50 do 20 DIS l43;
Boston Providence Railroad 1921; do looi; so Long
BIO Is ds 73l; so do I'm 7s3; 100 Norwich and Wor
I'm 70; $50 do I'm rat; IS do Q I'm 72t $50 do
% 2m IA; IS do 72i; so do ds 72i; IS do I'm
72a; $4,000 Reading RR Bonds, ls47 rs.
AT AUcrIos-3S shares Fitchburg Railroad, 244 pei
cent advance; 81 Lowell do IL s3 per cent adv Bos
ton and Maine do stock, l64 adv; do do old do
l6 adv; 81 Eastern do 81 per cent adv so Portland
CO and Portsmouth do, IL adv Union Bank, Al pei
cent adv; Boston and Providence Railroad 81 adv; s;
Mass Fire and Marine lns Co, bal due $71 - Boston
Marine ms Co, do, 50 3o IA New England do do $l0t
Great Falls Manufacturing Co. $325 326; Merchants
Bank, per cent adv North do, $95f per share; go
American Insurance Co 3a2 sc per ady so Boyls
ton do S94 per sh AZ States do, $53g 54A per sh
Middlesex Canal, SS5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09
rMArEp RrcEirrs OF Coal by READING RA,LnoAp, 1885
Total

According to this the receipts for the first four months
should amount to 1877 900 TONS whereas they exceed it
aos6 TONS II the increase goes in proportion to the
amount received the aggregate receipts for the year
will be nearer nine hundred than eight hundred thou.
sand TONS The transportation Of this amount of coal
with the passengers and local freight will give the
company gross income of iabout eleven hundred thou
sand dollars This is most extensive road and its fac
cs for the transportation Of coal sufficient to bring
to market any quantity that offers The capital of the
company necessarily large, but the immense business
of the road and the large receipts will give the stock
hodcrs-mor ethan average dividend-much sooner
than expected Its receipts at this season, are
much larger than those Of the Western Railroad which
road cost more than the Reading
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-09
MONEY MARKET.

Inursuny, NAY Go r. Va
Within the past two three days. the stock market
has been very heavy but prices have undergone very
material alteration AT the old Board to-day stonngton
fell off per cent; farmers Loan. Il Reading Railroad
!; Long Island I; Ohio 6s improved l. and Harlem Il
Norwich and Worcester ycksburg Morris Canal. East
Boston, Erie Railroad, Illinois, Pennsylvania SIS and
Kentucky 6s closed nrm at yesterdays prices. The
transactions at both boards to very limited
tent and the appearance of things in the street is any
thing but aatterng Business generally very dull for
thesseason both in merchandise and in stocks 1t is
something very unusual for the lower part the city
be quiet it is Everything sagnan without
the slightest prospect Of revival until another season
sets in. We have in fact the inactivity of midsummer
upon in the second week in May. The money market
is comparatively easy, but there is great want of opera
have enough to purchase the face Of tho
external difficulties that surround The advccs from
Europe by the Hiberna have had other effect upon
markets than to weaken quotations for cotton and
they spread the south, will probably have tho
effect the markets Of that section. Tho warlike
movements of the government Of Great Britain do not
have the effect upon matters that perhaps
intended that they have upon the minds Of the
mcrcal classes at home. The Ministry of England are
without doubt, perfecting deep laid plan which may
burst upon at any moment The calm that i'm
mcdately followed the stormy debate in Parliament
the Oregon question, is portentous, and filed with
mystery. To the eye of the world the subject may
to slumber but those that deceived little know
the spirits that weld the desnies Of the British Govern
nent The very silence in Parliament upon the questions
of Oregon and Annexation is dangerous while the deter
mined steady and secret preparation and concentration
Of force at certain points, sufficient to create alarm
The Guardian Insurance Company have declared
dividend Of five per cent, payable on the 18th inst
Five dollar bills of the Tenth Ward Bank of New
York, altered to fves the Northumberland Bank,
Pennsylvania in circulation. The alteration
skfully effected except that in of them the word
" Northumberland" where it introduced, had
muddy indstinct appearance. They dated January
18th and July 26th of various numbers and signed John
Taggart president and J. w. Priesy, cashier.
TIE Madison Railroad Company have advertised for
contractors to put the remainder Of the road to Indiana
polls under way by the Oath of May If the road be
finished to Indianapolis it will very probably be finished
in few to Lake Michigan and thus make another
great railroad route from the Ohio to the Lakes.
The receipts Of tolls from the canals of this State
the LIST instant from tho opening Of navigation this
and last being for this sixteen and for last th
teen days, have been annexed -