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- TO LET-Two Comfortable Oniees .-
A., :: s..ss !s,si|is.A
5 .y me. sr fs e . q: IssS YE
=. "a Ne o g: Is.s sis Io:s and TX N
go q ", rom w. Point.
m acres and part u1d,r sad9w There three Houses
F$; s%;sa.", enquire Of BERrHoLE eLEyr.
IEwELRY STORE FOR sAhE;-oee q the best s..sas
in The city hsrsS Ssen ssss:ssed for twsnty yean-
q ss: ~ assssS ssss:
occupied BY G C. Hox..it offered fer sale. on aseosas 4
o,:. Isa 3 e s:s M n F''D;
Boots, Of The bats; i..hios.; waterproof sss:s
sss; ss's AZ III
proof shoes aud all warramsd good gaitss -
sss q good and ss ss:
;s:: s !: s:;' Wt ;s's ~;
~ 'ssiS 3:
with skfuI aud scientific optean whom Dr. z has ~
"sSs =
9es asi srS%Hdway sorn.r W.s. street On TSsss:s
;R' d. Es: 'ss!. "a and
w the rsi fhysicisns IL The s. 10 BE- the very bat con
GssS 11s.p ' Nasn
.uss and 1t a4 ws"s s aa aS' :si, ls
unless yeu wish prove The truth Of the remark that
I1easure is Is great ft'.
0fbeing cheated rs 10 cheat
90 Pnce IS cents. ID 81 $50 1e
= wn nj - and Retail! y saa D
~ East beosdway Abr'm B. Sauds Co. NO. 2za Breed
corner 81 Chamhyr street Also for sale above Ii
AkOMATlC SNUFF" tor Headache and Catarrh, con-
posed princpay OF roots srhs and recommeDdd BY DR
WaeTho1se, late Professor OF Cambridge University
M Pic. ~ cents Il- d. atssawisw
Two BkEWEkN AND DlsrILLER6.-The subscr1Sef1
offer for sale all that valuable suated Auburn
am known Watson and sons Brewery and Disery WS
dwelling House. oubudIpgs, machinery and fixtures
nectrd u ewih Said property consists " about acre.
cfiand lying the south side Of the IN sa1
village brick dweIng house dwelling house, distillsFY
capable Of dsns ,so bushels Of grain day large md
SQUIRE sgrags for oeo9 Ohs, Of sIaip barn
Conneeed w,ss ue dsstiery and brewery there steam
eriDdng and recying estabttshnent contain
ing Of John Wrights patent alcohol copper stis.
The whole establishment Of superior lind, well Hnished
and in all its situated in cA End
nousng growing Country In complete order,
and in full operation.
haylng become necessary sell the consequences
Of deeease ef H. Watson it will be dieposed Of at ba-
gain One third Of the purch mousy will be required
e delivery of the add the b2lauce be LEFT bonA
and mortgage for term OF years u desired. "a ~.
For reference inquire at W Leitch, 70 Hudson atreet
GEOwGE = LEITCH.
dis sm+ pSM WATSON
nm ~;rcdy .oFS 81.
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MUSIC.

MUSIC.
PIANIST 'would respectfully inform the public that
eS,on. and Gnse e No. wstef
TyOAL YARD WANf ED-w anted to hire from the lat
y Of Merck 6,d up and Coal Yard. Lo.
HD css swell CEDAR Ss'sS Up :ss
EURNITUKE-RE5UCFD PKICI s.-ManalacIsr, RS
wh intend . csmps,s With III, present low nrs,s fur
hands q, The lowest prices The .erieer recsy
ysr prosoOnSes bright soa 't srrdss
nc +, s fs.:a s n;t .ss, By
:, :. JOHN 4, me NsEwgp s l.,
Fine H s. OK eAIt,mM.y be stT,s.ly attained 5.
fsg, s:s Of rss 81.
; =; S ss fss fS's Or ' ~; s
rs ssSs sd IL: 3 q al
il S eps sep,sd sold a sa-be very careful Of the right
IN Z jone, XSsn, IN Brooiyn is sea =:
MOnAwK AND HUDsOl kAILaOAD COMrANv.-
w semi annual dividend Of three cent the Capital
e &c Ne. on a
5ass@ =" % THOMAS PALMER. Secretary.
A wa. seS'' Ss .Ss,sS H.
%s stree; u New York ncon one Of NE Safes
SCOTS Patent Asbetos SAFES
was lair ,ra AID wa, to Us eonvsenr sroo Of n. supe
T,ory IN ssa@snd.r Sal. d
ing that ltws exposed 10 intese heat period Of eight
hours whiic each Of the ohes destroyed by the
heat m less than hours hcstston
that we con aer The salmauder Safe really rerroo and
aortna p-ifc security 10 books and fee
We hercor take much poeuae in making this to
n aug adng to them Enos Wiers Patent
SAP anser SAFE az iull snui.d 20 hcr col 6dcnce.
WAOsWDN TIL x SMITH,
BALDWIN co
NuNTURN X CO.
CHARLES u. MARSHALL,
..,r, =, . Committee.
Chat have be n tested.
general ss.or,usn, h,nd or mad. 20 order and for sale
kv LA T.. Sci, A.,
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he subscriber edueiDg hts large
al nny low pees such az must please I'll who wish
10 purchase any article either the dleTy and coach
ness and Particularly the following articles = .ri5
Weboing. thread bits strrups, bells
fa'ent leather, x clo'n. bows, lamps, knobs,
;r s,,asss rooes, ouekels npscs' ,Y,1ssssi,rpps
jtstaw2ms 100 Water street.
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MADAME COSTELLO.

DEAu AND BE- bENEFITTED- MADAME lob
n TELLo 10 well aware that - sometimes very ineonve
ncot for ladies who afflicted with suppression. &c &c
BE- 10 have that attention at thss residence which The
she s prepar furnish them with beard and the best Of
nrrsirg al her residence. 81 Lispena-ds st
BAH con muhications must be post paid
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sCOTLAND-Cr.l., from e, Ga Ga, Is, fio. els, to
following pieces England Ireland Away
be obtained If 8. J. SYLvESTER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-02

MECHANICAL LAMP wAREHoUsElNo.s az -Broad
IVA way, between Anthony and Leonard str.st. Fresh I'm
portaoo Of Mechanical Lamps The subsrbe! respectfully
te and splendid Of the InrvelIed Lsups
imported In THE couatry, smhssc the latest and most
fashionable Parte-together with
suu .siey Of Glas' GLOBE Fancy Pores an and rsPs,
Shsdes Tape &C. &C., all which now be examined At
The superiority Of the Msehanicai Lamp combining .e-
gance economy 10 the OF Oil with
he most brilliant aud regular dr,a ot isht sbshed
by general APPRECIATION and the united opinion OF the Pres:
which ained with their mer respectfully
referred. r.. d. SAXrON,
Successor " A. DIAcCr.
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THE WAY TO WILMINGTON.

',". ,'"S S".o s'.', ",,n """'' M"I WI "'S
m", ,'J''' T'ai,' \" n""" ''1 ',' "I'''
'""''," TT we "'""'" c We %, wa, ''''
NJ n'4ni""' ,"e ",."' WAS VI ''! ,'''r', n'cN,
u. c',-'"' 'n"os "'"""u was MN" y, P"'''n1'
.'uou'-"'n mummy was '',7"'''''"'a save T."
Ivy "'\na 'n'u"' ~ ,''"e 1 u'''"uo '','' 'nr
. "'''' Nv" Us W., o"u ''""u WI ""'o' N"c''
.p'y "u"' 10 "asu ,'.o"rs' ."',e were many o"
''', s'''ew" e"""s " N,'" '',, ''r'e must De
't r',. s'new,,iu III .n' I.uuy, WI ,ne strength
W ,",s u"s'a'"' '"' ~ wv p,.,uSp,s' "nN'ou'
an" cau''ohS Us " Wv, p'oe,'S' VI "S Jou'"ey'ca'-
I" , "n' J." ,,'' w! WIN '0''''
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COMPOUND PULMONARY BALSAM.

VANlllS Balsam is now offered to the public from fl'
II conviction that 1t is superior TO my other medicine
now in use for the various diseases Of the chest Its effects
were ir>, tested in private practice and the medicine
extensively circulated al the earnest solicitation Of many
who received the most signal benefit from in diseases the
most distressing and alarming.
The preparer of this bagm has for several years paid
particular attention 10 pulmonary COmpains,hy watching
their progress, gutng their and carefully
cing the effects ri the numerous aud most Hpproycdrem
dies which have been prescribed by ply sicuns OF all
dcrS as OF most kinds Of patent medicines which hive
been offered to the pnhc.
1t has been found t. produce astonishing results in
caarrh affections ftAe lungs H. drU
hOraX drOpOy rt the chest, liuenzl Group splitting
OF blood pain in the SIDE shOness OF breath, Cosump
On aud common colds
II regulates the natural sccrc,ions Of thu syscm pro
cures Tree eNpeCtorato ion and Hlays morbid rritUbly-
Hence It's great NV in all diseases Of the lungs.
Thousands Of certificates might be given il nccce 'sary
but all that Is wanted Tor its recommendation Is iair r
al. PRICE. so cents.
Prepared by DR.. II. II CARTER. Fer sale by
J. ROSS,J
Woodstock March 90, 1872 %
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EXAMINATION.

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Pennsylva
MAN says he heard the following examination in
a schnolroom:
John, where's your passin' lesson =
'Iht sentence on the black -board-'There 90
n gentleman and Scholar
PASS there
There are noun Of multitude, fust person
sing lar, nomertiye case 10 go
very well, go the next So Tom makes for
the door.
Some bacl'--pass 60
Twas ty,n' to 60 past
'Nextp
go is an insensbe rigl'ar verb ,fn,y mood per-
feet tense, LIST person 90, ID person ahead, 3d
person no 90: made in the 81 person to agree with
the wing party understood
Gentlemen is an abstract noun, subjective
mood, ncu.er gender, put in opposition to scholar
Right; scholar, is an obstinate pronomina adj
ec,ive, ridiculous mood, inperfec, tense. fus per-
son, because Fun speaking, and covered bya.'
'Glve the rule,
Scholars is governed by indefinite articles
Very good; take your seats with nine merit
marks apiece
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WILLIAM BROWNS
COMPOUND BONESET CANDY.

MEDiCATED-PRicE cts, OF, 10 cts. 4 o., G2 l2 cts
WI lb.-A remedy that has gained ercut rrrnts,ion
'or hr cure OF coughs colds, whOoping COGgh uhlsc
sore throat md all diseases Of the lungs also il is in ry
eSSe use i"r Clearing the voice for Nocas or Tullc
Speakers; and in consequence of the extensive sac md
wonderful efficacy tor curing the above COMPLAINS bns
caused number Of Druggists and Colrcon,r, 10 conn
hccn shown me with my name stunned on The cniI cy
IDENTITY to deceive the public For the genuine Won will
callior WIN, Browns Bonesct Candy Medicalcdr md
see That the direction is signed by the proprietor and The
candy stamped :" WV. nEowS" The true article is for
sale in Boston, at wholesale rnd RETAIL by the Manuacu
rer, corner Of Washil gton and Elliot st.
For sale by "A. DUNBAR, Woodstock, W.
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a1ortrD.
UNFADiNG BEAUTY.


ny THOMAS cAaEw.-Dorn lGC0, died 1859.
This beautiful song, by an unost-iOrso,,en wrl'
ter, was first Published in London in small vol
umn Of poems year after the authors death
bishop Percy supposes The third slanza to be spu'
rious.--.New World.
lie that loves rosy cheek,
Or coral lip adInires,
Or from star like eye doth seeS
Fuel 10 maintain his fires;
As old time makes these decay,
So his flames must waste away
But smooth and steadfast mind,
Gentle Thoughts, and calm desires,
Hearts with equal love combined,
kinde never dying fires,
Where these are not, despisc
Lovely cheeks, or lips, or eyes
No tears, Celia, nov shall win
My resolved heart to return;
have search'd Thy soul within,
And find nought but pride, and scorn;
have learn'd thy arts and now
Can disdin us much as thou,
Some power in my revenge convey
That love to her | cast away,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-17
spirit OF toe IQe.

IERMS-S2,O year; s so in dd, ance The cost q,
transportation in all cases to lie paid by the Subscribers
subscriptions are not received, nor advertisements In
Softu unless by advance payment guaranty Of nny
rht bN some responsible person known to the editor
SuhScfbers may have their card inserted for 5O am
non subscribers for SO year.
II All communications mrst he ADDRESSED no,tas,
paid, to CH3RLES q. EASJNIy'
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500 REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been of
" iered for months, any who will use bottle Of
H1ys Linment Tor the Pies without being cured. OF
Thousand Sold in no one instance has 1t failed Of cure
Proof overwhelming to be had when is sold II is also
certain cure in marty .rery case Externally in the
following complaints.
For tae PHes, Tighincsso NJ the chest es-
For al Dropsy, peciaiv in children
Tender Feet, -Four Ulcers of the Isgs or
Sore throat by canee or other fungus sores, hou-
ulcers, euer obstinate or long
Group, standing,
Whoog,ng cough, Fresh Hounds,
Scdn Head, ChHjiains &c. &.
LOOK OUT
Some SDinisrs hare counterfssd the article and nut
II np "ih rnrions deuices. Do not he imposed uron-
One thing only will protect yont is the name Of COM
STOCK co. TINT name must nicIys be on the ,Urnp.
per, or cheated. DO not forget H. Take this
direction with vou and test by that never bny IL; for
tits inDOssiJie for any other To he true genuine
Sold by COMSTOCK& CO.
II Maiden Lane, New York
Silly j. ROSS, Jr. Woodstock. VI
b. n. MELTON, Norwich
j. c. BROOKS, Hartford.
A.. 4 H. WARDNER, Windsor
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R USSEL e. CLARKE,
WATCHMAKERS & Jewellers.

HAVEla', recelveiand keep constantly on hand well
selected assortment, of GOLD AND SILVER
WATCliES,- consisting Of gold and silver Levers
Horizontal lepen, Aarun, Repeating Quarter and COM
mIn WATCHES. Al>O,silyer Table Desert and tea
SPOONS; Cream idesi Sugar Tongs; Salt and Mustard
SPOONS. G 'rmrg Siirer table aud tea SPOONS. Gold
Silver and Steel Bowed SPECTACLES! Gold and Silver
PENCIL CASES,gold Bead, silver Thmbes gold Chains
Seals and Keys large assortment of ngcr rings, car
rings breast pins, snuff boxes, tea bells spy glasses
first rate ral1rs, penkiives Rodgers fine scissors, shell
SIDE combs, together with various other articles usually
kept in Jewellers shop the whole comprising better as
sortment than offered in this place beore-ogcther
with a good assortment Of Clocks, such as Brass s
Day Chimes Brass day common Brass 81 hours, Brass
MANTLE that run 81 days Nth once unding Brass lay
time pieces, without striking; also first rate WOODEN
CLOCKS; all OF which they will sell on rs good terms as
they can he purchasedat any place in this vicinity.
CLOCKS AND WATCHES faithfully repaired, and
waran ted at the shortest notice, and all Kinds of Job
WORK usually done in their line Of business dispatched with
neatness and no pains spared 10 give entire satisfaction
All orders from abroad will meet with prompt attention.
N D. Cash paid for old gold and silver.
Woodstock, Dec l. ls4l, ei.u
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GREAT NATIONAL MAGAZINE!!!
Only work Of the kind in the world
HUNTS
Merchants Magazine,
COM NJ ERCIAL REVIE W;
PUBLISHED MONTllLY-$5 PER ANNUM
IN ADVANCE,
BY FREEMAN Hunt, Editor and Proprietor,
No. l42 Fuiton ST. .NeW York.

SNO. lfZ TutLOH 81, SNeW lOIh.
This Periodical is devoted exclusively TO inter-
es,s and wants Of the business community, and in
this respect differs in its character from any maya
zine either III this country or Europe. 1t Is inlen-
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Its contents embrace every subject connected
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the different courts in the United Stated and Eng =
land form part of the contents of each number;
together with official reports of all new CONNER
ciul Regulation and Treaties
The Merchants Magazine is also the repository
for authentic Statstrcal information of Foreign and
Domestic Trade and Commerce, Banking, &C.,
collected from official sources, and classified in ia
bIes, valuable for present and future reference.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-06-17

1t always confirms mass facts invaluable to the mor.
chant and ty the pcrusa Of which almost any onc in any
condition OF life, may be benefited and amused. We SIZE
by the English papers that this magazine is becoming vel
known abroad ana obtains very favorable notices from the
English Press. This is it should be-t Is certainly n
very valuable periodical, aud hope il will Obtain
most extensive circulation in this country PAST
Hunts Merchants Magalre presents in its table Of con-
cus strong array OF names which promise much for the
ability with which the atces are written We observe
several whose dc.a on professional subjects must ever
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marked by good sense aud sound information. Every
merchant in the land should take pride and eel plea.
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every way entitled to the patronage of that part of
the community for which it is intended, while il furnish
cS information which should be sought By men of every
pUrSut.-N. T. Sun.
This valuable work has steadily improved from its com
mencencn no periodical in the country can be 50 bad
~ dispensed with IL takes the lead OF all Oflem. The
articles are not only sui gencris and especially adapted to
the magazine bat they from the pens OF men of tai
ent and ability, who have studied the mercantile law and
arc capable Of eypatiatng its merits and cXpoundng
the principles OF trade.-Benneti's Herd(d.
The Merchants Magazine was commenced July 1885,
Six monthly numbers form volume of nearly 600 large
octave pages, with title page and copous index. The
number for December closed the lnh volume Complete
sets of the work nea, bound in number, can be had
OF the publisher, l2 Fulton street New York.
rPPuhshers ofnew.pap in the cities and principal
villages OF the United States who will give the above ad
vertsement six insertions in the Of the year and
send single copy of the paper containing the same will
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the number for Jauuary l5l2 which is the Commence
ment OF the sixth volume.
Office Merchants Magazine March, 1912. lO3.6w
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OLD AND NEW TIMES.

1742. 1912
Man TO the plough, Man tally no,
Wife 10 the COW, Miss piano,
Girl to the SOW, Wife silk and satin,
Boy 10 the NOW, Boy Greek and Latin,
Aud your rents be Melted And YOU II be Gazcttcd
Woman love energy without initiating ii; men,
tenderness without retaining it.
There is n chap down East. 50 little, that he
can't see himself without nngnifying glass.
Love me, love my dog. as The fellow said who
sold the sausages.
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Ng&aa 5Gda'esa>
TUE UNDERSIGNED have entered into business III
l. der the firm Of
FOss s. Dickinson,

and have bought the BOOT & SHOE STORE, formerly
carried on by Sc. MUNGER under the Office of the Spri
Of The Age. They intend To do cash business and do il
in n way that snail suit their customers. They will keep
constantly OIL hand
LADIES' CATER BOOTS,
and every description Of
Shoes also, CENTS. FIVE BOOTS,
not surpassed in style and workmanship in the State
Wholesale and retail.
Woodstock, March ED 1872 OCT
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REVEREND I. COvERT's.
BALM OF LIFE.

Il NEV and uaiuabie remedy for The aure of Consunp
lion, 4stama, Bro"chitis, Group Whoopng Cough, and
all diseases of the Lungs and Windppe; ertensiueiy
used recommended by the MediCaFacuity, TO Whom
the receipt has been freely made knOWn.
PHELfS 1S pI cor d.
ll2 WAFER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, ARE
PREPARED 70 SUPPLY ALL ORDERS on THE
PROPRiEROR'S TERMS
TINE PROPRIETOR is now receiving almost daily,
testimonials OF the highest responsibility in favor OF his
medicine, from Physicians, Clergymen and others, who
have become acquainted with its nature and effect
among which are the following -
From the Boston MedicaiJournal Angus, 26th, le4O.
The following is from an article in that paper
Oh M0rbus LlryngeuS COnci0ndtOrum," Bronchitis,
by FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor in Materiu Medica
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
"The Rev |. Coverts Mixture, also now used so exen
svely for this affection by Clcrgymen belongs to the
class discriminating expectOrants being OF those lucky
combinations ofmedicnalagGnts which, while il promotes
expectOraOn does not impair the tone of the stomach
Othis medicine feel at liberty speak since its
position is not held from the PROFESSION, and VIC hope
the prOpctOrs will fit to give to the public
We therefore, venture to recommend it, having employ ed
in oar own case and in the case OF many others, with
ecidcd benefit.
To al tUhom ii may concern This may certify that
have examined the Rev. Covert's ingredients, com
pounded under the name of the BALM OF LIFE; and
evod said compound is happily calculated to relieve per-
sons ofa ages and sexes afflicted with acute and chronic
diaeases of the lungs and windppe, as indicated by
coughs difficult breathing and pains in different parts o.
the chest if administered ueer suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses. JOSEPH T. PlTNEY,
Physician 4 Surgeon.
AuBuRy, August 3!st, 1888.
This certilcs that having examined the Rev J. Covert
Balm OF LIFE, in all It's component parls we do be
eve to be of the best compounds Tor coughs, con
symptoms chronic namatlons, etc., of which We hav
any knowledge, and do cordially recommend its us
tn all afflicted with the above named disease,
J.W, DANIELS, NJ, d. su
w. LOvEJOY, NJ. y. s"nha'
GORDON NEEDIAM NJ. d. Onondaga.
L. LAWRENCE, NJ, Baldwinsvis.
On CIR. PHELPS, NewEwsand Agent, Hartford, Conn
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OPINIONS or TIE PRESS.

The following extracts made from more than twelve
hundred favorable notices the work in the of
the publisher;
To persons who desire obtain cheaply sound mercan.
tile knowedge-and who they that could moi be bene
fitted by such kyAainIS6i know OF no other means
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

ed by the Committee Of Conference. -
The following letter embodies the news,
and shows the vote on the bill and the
feeling which decided the action Of the
House. Before The passage of the bill
Two amendments we're adopted-one
Limiting the Time 10 which The Banks
may issue small notes TO the lst OF No
Vember next the Other requiring the
small notes to be redeemabIe in specie
as soon as issued.
The principal provisions Of the bill,
as passed by the House, are as follows:
The Banks of Mary land are TO resume
the payment Of specie for all their Iia'
bili,ies on the lst of May next
They eepihsrizSd 10 issue I'LL the
first Of November next, notes below The
denomination ol five dollars, but not less
than one dollar, TO the amount Of five
per cent. Of their respective capitals.
There is also provision authorizing
the issue Of a writ Of scire facids against
any bank that may after the first Of May
suspend specie payments.