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+ kINGcFUKD SUNS
OSWEGO CORN STARCH,

IEVN INIDt-NNo' UV-tJ
Has obtained an equal celebrity with their Starch for
the laundry. This article is perfectly pure. and is, in
every respect, equal to the best Bermuda Arrow Root.
besides having additional qualities which render it
Invaluable for the dessert.
PotIto Starch has been extensively packed anil sold
IS Corn Starch, and has given false impressions to
many, as TO the real merits OF our Corn Starch.
Prom its great delicacy and purity, it is coming also
MO extensive use as a diet FOR infants and invalids.
E. n. KELLOGG L Co, Agents.
I96 Fulton Street, N. Y.
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4 ~DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.


N Lawrence Alexander and Ii pursuance Of
Francis Lynch, Admrs- Sc, an orler Of The Pro-
VS.. bate Court OF Stark
Augusta Lynch, ct al. County, Ohio, made
on The 26th day OF Nay, ISj7. the unleI signed admin
istrators Of Arnold Lynch. deceased, will oGer far sale
At the door Of the Court House in Warren, fFumlall
County, Ohio, on Friday, the 2Sth day Of August, 1857,
the following described real estate OF saii deeelent,
10 Eit: A lot OF Anl in township number four. in the
fifth range OF Townships in the Connect cut Western
Reserve, in the State OF Ohio, and county Of T~rumhuil.
known By section Ea- six, % and parts OF lots. NUN
be-s ? and } and being all OF that tract Of hand, decided
by Thomas Daily and Anu his wife to Charles g. Daily
ON the twenty sixth day Of June. A D.. ts2S, aud re,
coElei in the Recorders Office OF said TramhuN caan-
ty, September 9Slh, 1929. In Record book X page59t4
and 2i5-eNeeptiR ing theTefrou only tic tracts dceiel On
The 18th OF August, 4. D.. 1856, to Allison A. PrestOn
and Garry G.. Reesl, by George = Daily, amounting TO
ninety-t-o AMI 4l-lO0 acres. The part conveyed to
said Lynch, deceased, containing ltS seven acres aud
ifty-nine hnndredths Of an acre.
Said premises viii be sold free u dover upon the
following terms: One third in hand. one ihird In six
months, aai One-thirl in one year with Interest on the
deferred Y~syments. Sale to commence at y o'clock Il.
Of said day. LAWRENCE ALEXANDER
FRANCIS LYNCH.
Almrs. &c " Arnold Lynch, deceased
F-r, ~ 49, 80
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M L CHOiSS 50
I farm for sale cheap. The subscriber de- I'll.
string tO change his location, will sell at 4 EeI;1
great bargain, his well known Farm in Bazct- %-A-
IA, containing ia acres, lying on the Warren q Lake
Erie Plank Roal, seven and a half miles from War
rem. Said FEra is well watered, is in a high state OF
cultivation 4 good Brick House. with barns aud on
buildings a great variety OF all kinds OF Fruit Trees,
&c. For fnLher particulars. inquire on the premises.
Terms made easy. ELI w. DiAY.
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SPECIAL TERM OF THE DISTRICT

FUR IKUMBULL COUNTY, OH.
Z appearing for want of time, and be-
Il cause Of the interest of d. T. Hoffman in divers
causes and the absence Of one Of the Supreme Judges,
that the business of the District Court, at its present
regular terra cannot be disposed Of, and said business
being Of sufficient importance
1t IS hereby ordered and appointed that aspccial term
Of che District Court Tor said County he held thereto,
commencing on
Thursday, the S1ti day of August, 1851.
The Clerk Of said G.srt IS ordered to dive thirty days
previous motto of the holding 81 saint special terra
ssT-eahly 70 law. and enier this order on tseJ arnals.
O. Z HafFMAN.
IorArR wiIb.R,tt Judges of District Court.
L. ~. POTTER,
cLERKs' oFFIcr, Warren. o., July ead, 1851
I hereby certify that the above Is a true copy Of the
riZz9al order made by the District Court at their
March term, A. D., IS57.
LIMO D. WEBB, Clerk OF District Court
Julv 80 ses--Gf
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A DMINISTRATOR's SALE.
July o.. ns7-h.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ Notice is hereby given. that the subscEibcr has
been apPointed and qualified az afministyaior on he
estate % Ephraim }. Norton. late Of TruniAuH county.
Those having etzims against said estate.
are requested 10 present them for adjustment. duly
authenticated. II SJfrUE-
Southineton, July -, s7-3tt.
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Aug ut :. 5 5s : Az. iaI Flaiaiia
GUARDIANS SALE.

~ On the 7h lay OF September. ls59. at O'Clock
z N, at the premises in the township of Bazctta, VIII
be SOLD by order OF the court, To tha highest bidder, the
following Real Estate, "a he property % NaicOm and
Elizabeth t'rim. miner children IL nsniel Grin.dsc-
Ni5jeet TO the dover estate OF the undersigned, to vii;
Twenty acres OF Lind. the same that was assigned to
said Maieom and k.izabeth Griln in q proceeding for
~lnItition and assignment Of dover IN the Court Of
Common Pleas OF TrumbRlI County. Ohio. anl hciug q
part % the real estate Of which said Dlhiel Grim died
seized. Terms male known on day ofssle-
al JAM GRIM. Guardian.
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A barn of Daniel Moherman. in Aus,
tintown township. was struck by light
ming. Monday morning, and burned 10
The ground. Loss not reported Css-
Gsid Seasbsel.
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DOAD NoTICE.-Nolice is her,

DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
Ia given. that at the September meeting of the Board
Of Commissioners OF Truml.uli County. q petition VIII
be presented to said Commissioners, to lag out and
establisha road, beginning on the north line OF Grecnc
Township in the north line Of lot No. in said Town
ship; between sub Divisions . and ,, and running he
tgecn said Sab Divisions and ?, and also belgeen Sub
Divisions ! and ). TO the south line of said lot, being a
continuation Of what is usually called the "Black Stub
road in Greene. TO meet 4 north and south road in Cole
brook, AshtahHla County
Greene. kuaust 5tl. I-57-4v
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GRANGER,S
Commercial and Mathematical Institute,
COLUMBUS, ONO.
CPLENDID INDUCEMENTS to those

y who wish to attend a Commercial College. Situa-
tons guaranteed, or, tuitiOn free. Summer arrange
ments. To those who enter ny Institute, or remit me
$50. and thus secure GUARANTEE SCHOLARSHIPS
any time before ths LIST day Of next September, can,
upon completing a thorough course OF Doub,e Entry
Book Keeping and its Collateral Branches, secure lu-
crative employment in Commercial or Banking Houses
rs Accountants within ninety days after their graaJrI-
ton, or else they viii be Unidentified to the full amount
Of the sum paid for tuition, and thus realize
TaEE TUITION. or LuoEATurE STATIONS.
Graduates from this Institution are Eow filling re-
spOnsible AMI lucrative positions Is Cashiers. Book
Keepers and Railroad 0niee Clerks in different sec
tions Of the country. and are being preferred ~ bGsi
ness men to Graduates OF ans other Mercantile Cot
legc. Hence the above unparalleled Inducements
which nothing but the great superiority OF my instrUc'
ton and thorough training OF M students Tor business
l!a E5ull warrant
The Principal Of Iis Institution Eas been a Prae-
fieal accountant for a longer Psri0d tAaR Gay StheI
Teacher IA the UestesR e0ERtry-
Address the undersigned for further particulars.
HM- ".
NO r=r- ~
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ltGCS G bAp-.
East Saginaw, Michigan.

A Smith & Co. Druggists. Warren o, says:-"The
sales Of The Fever Destroyer increase as it becomes
known. 1t has not failed in a sIRgle Instance where
il has been used, that We have heard Of; we have war
returned"
SOLD in Warren Iy =. 4. SMITH Z Co. Niles. by
II. H. MASON. HOurgston. by NJ T. JEWELL; ).
MANNING, and WILDER * WARNE
Su~nSr II V-a--fF
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.ceaI 10. j. arrIves at l;:0 2 ~. So: 2 at 8 10 2 N


MAKING CONNECTIONS,
Al Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland, Co
lumhus 4 Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Clevc-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads
At Scion, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls
At Mantua, with Hacks to Ravenna.
" Braceville, with Hacks to Newton Falls.
"a Warren with lacks to Sharon, Greenyille Mead
vile, bloomfield, Garfield, &c
" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by 2. Y. W.
& T.. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
N. Is. Passengers IeariRg Youngstown at l2:2T p
II. arrirc at T0leds at 1I:30 same night, and Chicago
at Ii.30 RcHf morning.
April -, 1851. ClIAS. u. RHODES, Supt.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS-I am now

~ preFarsAi "a sell to the Farmers of Traiaiali and
Portage coanty, Bsianocs Independent 1Iorsc RsSc,
which isthe hest RtEF BSS Ia use. both for rakiax
hay.o cleaning stasble I Am al-o prepared 10 self
BATS Ohio Mower, which IS t4e best M0xer now ~ use,
and took the hrst premium as a Mower, ut the Ohio
Sats Fair ia lcs5; also. on hlnd and for sale. Crowei's
TherIEauleter ClmrRs. they caaT be beat also, Bee
Hives, Fork TaHllss, frovisisn Safes. Hoe IiasdarA,
Str1g Cutters. &C. all d which will Re sold cheap Tor
cash. or Produce. 1t my shai, on DUMMY Iiitl- west site
81 Mahoniue River. CHARLES MESSENGER
Maroon lima L fGY~-tf
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DATCH & oPDYCKE are now offsl

Z ing more than ordinary inducements to all deal
erS within 200 miles Of them, TO examine their heavy
aud most complete stock of Sadllery and Hardware
Trimmings. Hr Patch, the chief dealer in our line IN
this part Of the world, for the last quarter of a century,
has Just returned from the eastern Manufacturers aud
Importers, where he bou- ht at such figures IS enables
us to compete with any house this side Of Philadelphia
or New York. PATCH d 0PDYCKE.
A,u,s. ID ASS~
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Nay I3, Is57-tf.

| HARNESS.
! IL PATCH & OPDYCKE.
are now manufacturing, and have on hand a first rate
| assortment Of llarnesS-are introducing a Hen AMI re-
~ popular Sfyfe. We use none bot the reFy best Sc
| iect6d stock, and employ none but the best workmen;
which enables us to warrant our stock aud work To he
f~aultless. Whoever wants = durable Farm Draught
Harness. or a more elegant, real silver plated. tasty
Harness, han always be accommodated At the lowest
possible Ggure-all other articles in our line, constant
ly on hand.
Maroon " 90 1871
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CTATE Of ONO, TrumbuIl County

~ SIS. In OUR OF CoNuON PLEAS.
Amos S. Gray,l The said Robert Leslie viii tahe
vs.. notice that said Amos 5. Gray has
Robert Leslie Gled in the Clerks Office Of said
Court, n petition to recover Judgment OF said Leslie
for the sum Of -Four Hundred and Seventy Six dollars,
with interest thereon from the first day Of Feerntry
1857. for which he rrays judgment. The said Robert
Leslie is required to answer said petition BY the Goth
day Of September, A. D. 1891.
SUTLIFF FUTILE,
July DO Attorneys for Plaintiff
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
~ DE. SAML STRON0'S
FEVER AND AGUE DESTROYER,

A few extracts from letters, giving the opinion Of
Ministers. Doctors and Druggists. OF that highly ccle-
b,sted Remedy, DR.. SAML SrRONG'S FEVER D L
STR0YER.
TI.E DocTo&s RECOMMEND IT,
DR.. Samuel Streng's Fever Destroyer Is jus. Aiat sc
Eant in this billions climate. It has PERFORMED many
remarkable cures. A.. LAkIM0RE, ~. D.,
NahOn, Huntington Co, Ind.
Mr.. CARTS Hatch, Of Rayenna. 0, says:-Dr. Sam1
Strong's Fever Destroyer sells well, aud gives the best
Of satisfaction to its many customers.
II. L. Henry, Druggist. o5erlin, Lorain Co, Ohio
The Fever Destroyer is the medicine Tor tie agCe and
aerer-it cures every time. l think it Is the Lest ague
medicine ever sold.
Rev. z. D. Ycurg, Dewitt, Clinton Co., Mich, says:
Or. Samf strong's Fever Destroyer is without 4 douJt
The best asue medicine ever before the public lam
Informed by the druggists that it gives the best of sat
~isfaetion- and has become one Of the most popular
remedies, ever introduced in the West.
l. Thayer, Druggist, Lansing. Mich. in one Of his
letters. says have sold several gross OF DIR. Strong's
Fever Dcstroyer with great success, and want nothing
better
s. n. Strong 81 Co., observation-disclosures Your Fever
Destroyer has given universal satisfaction. and per
formed many wonderful cures in this section.
respectfully your obt serv'ts.
HISS & Rn0
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Justices and Constabies' Blanks,
MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, sUBPGEAs, E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
Trying Again.

Trying Again
When in Columbus, last week, we
were informed that WIN. P. VAN Cor
DER had made an abortive attempt 10
escape. Standing in The middle of the
prison yard, is a small building, under
meath which is a tank filled with water,
som ls or Ia feet in depth. to be used
in case of fire. In the floor is a small
trap door, to admit the hose Of a fire en-
CINE. On Friday. of last week. when
Van Gorder was in the yard, he, unpre
ceived by the janitors, slipped into the
building and through the trap door, clos
ing it behind him. There was a small
ledge in The wall of The tank, about 6
inches in width. and he had sustained
himself in the water by holding on to
the ledge until he was discovered, which
was on Sunday. When found, he was
completely exhausted. 1t is said that if
he had not been discovered for a few
hours longer, he must have drowned, as
he could rot get out of the trap door, it
being some feet above the wafer.
Presbytery of TrumbuIl.
The thirty-6rst Annual Meeting Of the
Presbytery of T~rumbull, will be holden
al Newton Falls, Tuesday, Sept. Ist.-
The session TO be opened at 9 O'Clock P.
NJ, at the Presbyterian Church.
BY order of the Presbyiery.
X. BELTS, Stated Clerk.
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iHIIE Save on OHIO. Trum6uI
Petitions for Disorce & Aliaony

I County,. IN the Court Of tonnloh fIeas-
SArah O. FARRELL,
vs. Petition for Divorce & AIinony.
George ". Farrell
The said George " ETTell. who isa nonresident
Of III. state af ohio. viii take notire. thai on tbs aath
day % July, 1881 the said Sarah @. Farrell. fled In said
court her p titiOn against him for divorce. f0T Eiifui
absence fOf T1ore than three years. AID gross aestcct
Of duty during said period. Petitioner als0- pFays for
alimeny, and that she be deefecd the furDitaFe and
ho1sehOld g0ols. nov In her possession, Ant Ehis's
Vas purchased BY her-that shs have tao custody %
John Hart FARRELL and Callzrine Jane RarEct. her
misor children. and tl1at he marriage contract here
t0for0 existing between the parties he dirsolyei. aud
for genera! relief CURTISS q SMITH.
Aug. ". '57-GS Nt.'ys for Plaintiff.
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I EMONADE-Drop in and geta glass
Il at BROWNS. s
Corner of Market and Liberty sts.
ELOUR-By the barrel, half barrel
n and quarter barrel. at R0HS'S
EAMILY GR0CERIES-Constantly
u on hind, at BR9WN's
TOYS-In endless variety, and large
quantities., at BROWNS
Variety and Notion Store
CCHOOL BOOKS-An assortment
D can always he found at RoWN'
NUTS. Raisins CANDIES. &C. at lbe
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MANUFACTURERS.-Tht

\ d~ersigned offers for sale an e~zeeileRf hzprgssE
kRhhag Loom, with extra sets Of needles, arranged
for knitting all kinds Of knit gsods. shirts. drawers.
socks stockings, c~-syats, &c. Sc 1t can be worked
by hand ar water power. Terms Of sale aud full par
tieuiars aade known by applying personally, or ty
letter TO the unlersined, At Bainsridge- BisSels z. o.
Geanga Co.. Ohio JOHN A0NDRaY.
Iuiv = lS51-GwE
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T. KINGSFORD & SONS
PURE
eSWEGO


CFOR Till Laundry
HAS established a gleater celebrity
IL than has ever been O5tained by any other
Starch
This has been the resut Of its marked superiority in
quality, aud its invariahIc uniformity.
The puhlic may be assured of the continuance Of the
high standard now established.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily, and the
demand has extended throughout the whole Of the Uni
ted States, and to foreign countries.
Working thus on a very large scale. and under ariEi1
system. they are able to secure 4 perfect uniformity il
the quality throughout the year. YAis IS the great
DeidcratEM az starch making, ard IS realized noe
for fAe first time.
The very best Starch that can &c made. and no other,
is always wanted by consumers, and this viii be sup
piled 10 thea by grocers, as soon as their customers
have learned which is the best, and ass Tor it-other-
wise they would be likelS to get that article on which
the laTses profit can be made.
Mr. KinSsfo-d has been engaged in the manufacture
Of Starch continuously for the last . years. and during
the whole Of the period, the Starch made under his
supervision has been. beyond any question, the best in
the market. For the first Ii years, he had the charge
OF the works of Wm- Colgate s Co., at which period he
invented the process Of the manufacture OF Corn
starch.
IL F.7skf0rE iRGsford'S Stared, as fhe name OSrcg0
has been recently taken By another JGef0rH-
It is soll by all Of the best grOeers in nearly every
part Of the country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-10-22

I3@The Wa hington correspondent Of the
the N. Y Herald says that the course OF
Mr. Buchanan in relation to Gen. Walker
has given offence to some Of the members Of
the Cabinet. Gen. Walker has written to
Mr.. Buchanan TO the effect that he intends
10 return to Nicaragua, to resume his Off
cial duties there, some time before Christ
mas; that he does not conceive public mott.
fication to this effect necessary, as no one
could doubt his legal right to return, with
his personal staff ard guard, as he is de
jure the only actual President Of the Repub-
lie, although. unfortunately, the country has
been invaded and was in the temporary
military occup patton of the allied enemies Of
Nicaragua and the United States. Some
of the members Of the Cabinet sustain this
position taken by General Walker.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-10-22

E57The following description of Capt.
Bakers new boat may be interesting 10
some of our readers. We take it from the
Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday,
Among the steamers building here we
notice Captain c. X. Bakers new and ele-
giant Missouri river packet Sioux City, now
being completed at the foot of Ludlow street.
The hull, built by Burlington, at Guyandotte,
is q regular "Missouri river model" and
constructed from the best of timber, with
extra fastenngs. 1t is 900 feet long, 80
feet beam, 81 feet floor, depth Of hold G feet
the dimensions being in accordance with
the regulations recently adopted by the UNI
derwrlters. The machinery, by Monre &
Richardson, Of this city, consists of three 6
fue boilers, A inches in diameter, and 81
feet long. The cylinders are % inches in
diameter, 7 feet stroke, working 80 feet wa
ter wheels, with feet buckets The Sioux
City is provided with beautiful cabin, a
fine specimen Of the mechanical skill Of
Messrs. Horsey s. Ealer. The rooms are
unusually large, and will be furnished in
superior style. With ample capacity for
500 tons, she will trim on less than thirty
inches water. Capt. Baker has superinlend-
ed her entire construction personally, and
spared no expense in making her an a No.
l business boat, as well as magnificent pas
senger packet. 1t will be remembered he
built the Minnehaha here last season. The
latter is l6 feet longer and 3 feet wider than
the Sioux City. Capt. Baker intends to
start the Sioux City for Missouri river di-
rect, as soon as there is sufficient water 10
let her over the falls. Mr. Robert A. Darst,
gentleman universally known in the trade,
goes in the office. The Sioux City cost
$4,000. Our St, Louis and Missouri riv-
er friends may well feel proud of their new
packet
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-10-22
Crops in Europe

The London Economist says the English
wheat crop IS remarkably good, Of unusual
fine quality, and the weight fully up to 81
pounds per busheI In Kent and Essex the
produce is from 46 to So bushels per acre,
In the midland districts the yield is Al bush.
els 10 the acre. In the north, north east and
western districts the growth may be con-
sidered the best on record. Hence it would
be no exaggeration 10 state that England has
produced nearly, if not quite, eight millions
more bushels this year than in 1927.
The Economist does not anticipate any
great reduction Of price in consequence Of
this great produce, but says there will prob
ably be proportional increase in consump-
ton.
The vintage had commenced in several
parts of France. The wine is expected 10
be of excellent quality this year. and in
many places large in quantity.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-10-22
Patent Hemp Brake.

In the press OF business which Gro wded
upon us during the late Fair we neglected
to notice new Hemp Brake, which rsceiv-
ed the first premium aud diploma on that
occasion. II is owned in Carroll county,
Missouri. Mr.. S. Stafford Is the patentee
and it is owned by S. Sutherland Capt. W..
w. Baker, of the steamer Minnehaha.
The above mentioned brake will, with
seven hands, brake and clean one ton per
day, when properly worked. 1t is of sim
pie construction and durable in its mech
anism, rendering it not liable to get out of
order. Ii will also save from seven to ten
per cent. over any other mode Of preparing
hemp for the market. The brake was on
the Fair Grounds, and every one who saw
it in operation was satisfied with its move
ments. 1t can either be driven by horse or
steam power, as most convenient. This
brake is worthy of the attention of hemp
growers generally. The distinction it
gained at our FAIR entities it to their con
sideration.-[ Republican.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-10-22
TINS PrvNsYLyAv1A BANKS RrtIrr

:, The PrNNsYLvANIA BANKs Rrrrr
bill for the relief of the banks
passed by the Pennsylvania Legislature,
egalizes the present suspension of specie
payment, designutes as the time Of resump-
ton the. second Monday o. April next, and
in subsequent sections, makes the following
provisions: ... .....
SEC. 4. Authorizes the Collectors Of
Taxes and Tolls, &c., and the County
Treasures to receive for State purposes the
uctes of solvent banks, though not specie
paying.
Sic. 8. Reserves the right of the Leg
islature to alter, revoke or annul the char
ter of any bank accepting the provisions Of
this act, whenever in their opinion the same
may prove injurious TO the citizens of the
Commonwealth. .....- ....
SEC. 10. Prohibits Banks and Savings
Institutions from purchasing the notes oil
other incorporated banks at less than par.
SEC. / l. Prohibits the sale OF stocks
bonds, promissory notes and other securities
that have been ypothecated from being sold
for period of six months without the con.
sent of the debtor being first had. .
The time fixed for the resumption is The
second Monday of April the same as il
passed the Senate originally. ....