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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-02-01

- SAVANNAH, GA, May 10, 1860
Messrs, w, +. HAGAN * Co., Troy, n. y
Gents Our firm having sold large quantities Of yeur
lnlmable Hair Restorative, aud hearing IL 80 uniyer
versaly commended by many Of patrons in the highest
manner as to its "lHIAITABLE' qualities was induced
TO give 1t trial, having for years been troubled
with falling OF the hair, dyness Of the scalp as well as
the additional annoyance of many grey hars-the SCALP
being apparently diseased. After faithfully using one
small bottle of the Restorative. aud finding its good
qualities apparent commenced the use Of the second
and nay hair is better condition than ever before
during my recollection. Il has stopped falling out aud
the scalp has resumed its functions most cheerfully
recommend your article having all the virtues you
claim for IT, n addition TO my case, can point out
az least my p05oRS ~ cify cho hare had the same
eLPe,itHe ~ rs nss as myself Iou at liberty To us
is letter AS you may see proper aud will be happy t.
recommend your article personally any aud all occa
sions. Yours respoctfully
JAMES STEWART
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THE OLD VERMONT COUGH RENE
i by FOREVER.-N. H. DOWNS
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC ELIXIR T.

For thirty years my Elixir has been sold through the
State for Coughs, Colds aud all Diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, with universal satisfaction When first
gave il TO the pubce warranted it to give satisfaction,
the money would he refunded. stl D., aud
any person is dissatisfied his money will be refunded
at once by my agents las all are authorized TO do this
To my old friends would say that II you have found
the "EliN the best article Of the kind in the market
use il IN preference 10 all others.
BE sure and get that signed with PEN my name and
numbered.
Beware Jasper Curtis Counterfeit signed with RED
Ink.
The genuine is sold by my Agents throughout the
State. Address all orders TO my Wholesale Agents j.
NJ. HENRY SONS, Waterbury, W
" II. DOWNS.
Price, IS cents, so cents, and 81 90 per bottle Oi65
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Price, Is cents. 80 cents, and 81 90 per bottle oi5i
, LAMPS a OILS.

L EROSENE LAMPS a OILS.
IN WOOD, GREENE q CO., manufacturers OF
SELF PRODUCING GAS BURNER, Commission
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds Of Lamps,
Kerosene, or Coal OIL Fluid, Chandeliers, Candclhra
46 Water Street. between Kiby and Congress- Boston.
UJ'The GAS BURNER as perfect ReguatoI-hghts a
room 20 feet square for cent an hour or will burn all
night for cent.
KEROSENE AND COAL OIL.
We have made arrangements with one OF the largest
establishments for ful supply OF the above Oils, which
be equal in every respect TO any other
think be. Also Fluids each Of which we sell in guam
uty 10 suit purchasers and at lowest cash prices.
p S.-As this notice is read by some with whom we
are not personally acquainted and who have knowl-
denoe that all orders will be faithfully executed, we
have the pleasure by pemssion Of referring 70 the fol-
loving mercantile Houses
James NJ. Beebe Co Dry Goods Importers and Job
beTs, Boston.
Converse, Harding & Co., Dry Goods Importers and
Jobbers, Boston.
Jeweti Tibbetts & Co.. Dry Goods Importers and job
Chase Mckinney & Moors, Wholesale Boots and
Shoes, Pearl Street, Boston.
J. b. Kmball & Co, Wholesale Boots and Shoes, Bos-
ton.
Stone & Eldredge. Provisions South Market, Boston.
Dana, Farrn Hyde, Wholesale Grocers, Broad St.,
Boston.
winslow Harris a Co.. Wholesale Groeers, State ST..
Boston.
Boston Faucet Company, Boston.
4. Is. Altn Son, Ogdensburgh, n. Y.
@ ID. Seymour, ESQ., Ogdensburgh, N. Y
J. II Pearsons, Barron Co., Concord, ~ II.
Lyman Co, Montreal, Canada. S6'3S
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Aitfrarp Institutions.

ORANGE COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
" The Fall Term will commence Sept. orb. 1850.
The Winter Term Nov % D, 1867.
The Spring Term Feb. 2Oth, 1861.
The Academy building is new, ample elegant, well
furnished, and admirably adapted TO the wants Of school
Of the first order
The board Of Teachers is permanent.
As quiet for study place In the land is SUI
perior TO Randolph Centre
GEORGE FISHER, Principal
Randolph, Vt, July oath, 1860, 06u
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MtottaI.



IL PRIMARY, ~ Court Street, Boston, Mass
Having given my undivided attention for the last nj
teen years 20 the treatment " the gcnu0 urinary organs
and having had large practice in this speciality, claim
the best possible advantages for treatment the world has
yet discovered.
have been advised by many Of our best medical men
to advertise my remedies for the people generally rom
the fact that those rh0 most need my services dare not Gsk
a ttiend rhere to direct them.
TO THE IMPOTENr AND DEBlLlTATED.
Spermaiouhua, or Seminal Weakness, 1 divide into
three stages
lst Nightly Emissions, which my Eclectic Life Drops
will cure u 4 very short time, without failure
ID. Daily Discharges. There are more cases OF this
than the world is o. Some Of the symptoms are
high colorcd and scany excavations from the bladder,
with smarting sensation attending H. sometimes with
turbd sediment and at others milk white appearance
have analysed many specimens of this nature, and in
all cases have found traces of Semen and Albumcn,
which TO produce death as Consumption, unless
1t is checked by medical treatment
LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TINE.
81. loss u Muscular Power Such cases may be cur
ed by similar II the patient be IN otherwise toera
BILE health
Best French Preventative ut low prices.
See my advertisement iu ihc Boston Herald, and you
can learn a more FUN description of such eases.
Address e.. II. SHOLES, NJ d.. l27 Court ST., Boston.
Boston, NAV % 1860. gSi9
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-02-01

MI lDDLESEX OIL manufacture from
WI pure Flax Seed. My q years experience in this
business and always producing unquestonahe quail
ny Of Boil aud Raw Oil, 10 the best recommendation
can furnish.
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE Al MY MILL,
or ofmy agents. srORlts a FULLER, at Montpelier.
Quality warranted. BNOS STILES.
MddleseN, February, 1889 3l;f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-02-01

III you wish to have the real color instead Of the dull
rough look which hair dye mparts use Hemstyeets Rs
noIate, which inVigoaies the TOofs Of the hair and
makes Il Young again, no matter how much It may b,
faded - Bosfod Nrarsier
USE NOTHING ELSE
Sold cyeywhere-ptice GO cents, and 81 a bottle.
W T., HAGAN 4 CO.
2l33 PKorHroRs, Troy, n. V
l.. L. PEpnB, Montpelier, Wholesale Agt for Vermont
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-02-01
JANE STEWART,
OF the firm uf Stewart & Butler,

Rejoice yc with grew hairs and bald heads, for the
Iaipnabe win re-ore the former It's original beauty
and cover the latter with luAurau growth-Troy Bud.
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no TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS.-Thn

ITO TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS. The un-
Il dersisned Commissioner for he sale Of Liquors in
Massachusetts, o. now allowed by law 10 sell TO authorz
ed Agents IN all The New England States. keep on
hand large assortment Of imported and domestic H.
quots which are alt aullyzed By state Assalrr &C.
cordng to law and certified by him 10 be- pure and suit
able for medicinal, mechanical aud chem cal purposes
and sold In large small quantities uniform price
Agents may be assured of obtaining liquors (qf qufan
ned Pyt and at low cash prices they can be had
elsewhere. EDWARD +. PORTER
Commissioner
1885 p Custom House ST., Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-02-01

WlsU.Is .... merry.
WIstars Balsam o. Wild Cherry.
CousN, Colds CoushS Colds, CruehS Colds
Coughs, IO,da, Coughs CoIds, lOughs, Colds,
PhllNr,
phihir,
Bronchitis. lonNfuc,S, Bronchitis,
Bronchitis, llOaNrgrN, Bronchitis,
iNhma,
Asthma,
WhoOping Cough Group Whoopins TNngh
Whoopng Cough, COun, Hhoopng tough
QuiuNy,
Quin,g
Consumption, Consumption Consumption,
Consumption, consumption,
tmNumpuun,
and aN ne Diseases. taf mf1hnq aahtie,
r,uig r,i,f r1I f s4r. . f,,ag cft. m hat
great lsi sarusaI airr t.mog
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam OIL Wild Cherry.
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'VHE NEW VERMONT REMEDY =
VERHONT LINIMENT

For rheumatism, inflammation, Cramp, Sprains Bruises,
Cuts. Burns, Flesh Wounds, Spasms, loothache, Sud
den Coughs Colds, Bowel Complaint, Dysentery, &c.
This article is warranted 20 be the best Liuiment
Pain Killer in the world We 20 give away few
bottles In every ia Vermont the that
nothing else will cure that get IL introduced
at once Ask your Druggists Merchants 10 order a
supply commission, and will put in few bottles
free give away All orders should be addressed 10 the
proprieors, j. HENRY SONS, Waterbury, VI
Price, rs cents Warranted Of.55
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-02-01
F. HUMPHREYS & co.,


For solo hy g. PIERCE and FIRED SMITH
Montpelier Dr. %. d. BROWN. Moretonu. 1862
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MeuttaI.

9@G%nflreys,.HqaE!Og!P,ArHIC
SPECIFIC w. g sEM y
&c.. Z,
Peoples ID
supervision and Inspection Of Prdf HUMPHREYS 10 5rier
70 meet that great and long realized want of ODE public,
namely, remedies for all he more common and dmpe OIL
4 moment. reflection vim show that vast majority Of
diseases from which suffer and dle were, u tDr clm-
mencemcnt simple and irining Amere cold, ssit iar-
rhea palm IN ihc side or headache, or hoascne', f"
disease wi,c an te p,sers Of medicine fei t5 arrs
Herein these remedies supply great puhle want n'lng
pleasant go a. o. cause no repuenance-aaie and hence
oocasonlng no. risk while thc curative effects are positive
and certain hey 'c TAKEN and At once The spell " broken
Experience has amply confirmed ue of these RENE
de ior mle' anl private persons A. being tns assi y
Thousands ar, and have be,p using Them for SOM, Eve
wears mast n every section n country with almost
hyarabe success, An speak Loo Che highest terror. OF their
ss.ar be- uniform testimony d. ma, they i've r'od
satsfacuon 60 thcr CUSTOMERS
LIST or
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
No. Price Of Single Boyes-ceuts
i.--Cures Fcvcr. Congestion, and innsmmadou-
q-cures Worm Fever. Worm caie. yase.oo,
s-Cnres Collie. reshinl. CRYING. lad waisfiness.
SLOW Gr0aih. and Feebeness u mianis.. ........ IS
ECgres Diarrhea, Of children 2, Adults Cholera o..
b-Cures Dysontery or Bloody Flur, Cole,
GhpInn WI0us Cole Pail D,ssniery ..... IS
e-Cures cholera c.aers Morbus, Nausea, and
Vomiting Asfgmauc Breathing .... Is
Cures Coughs, Colds noansness Bronchitis,
INNurufs. HfI Sore Throat -
s-Curos Toothache, rarea,hs Nervous Pains.
9-Cures Headaches SICK Headaches Vertigo,
Rush of Blood 60 Che Head 70
10-Curea Dyspepsia, Wrni, AHd. or ucrHuHef
u-Cures Suppressed Meuses. Or soanfi, OF ..
Delaying Green Sickness ...... ........ 90
i2-Cures roucorrhea or Whites, Bearing poru.
i7-Cures GROUP. lloar,e croupy Cough Dneu., 'ni
n-cgre. san Rheum. craay Eripiion.. Er,s.pe
H. scaI Ue.I. ulrhsr- Itch. IS
ts-Cures Rheumatism, Pain. l.,m'nv-, or sarr
i6-Cureg Fover and Aguc, Intermittent fe'eri
Dumb Arue O1 fnr-i-r.te Avue. .... 20
H-Cures Pilcs, Internal or Esiorlai Blind or Bleed
is-Cures opthalmy; .wcas q Iuaamei ryo 'r =.
19-Cures CRtnrrh. Acute or Chronic. Dry Fov-
inr cola ir he Head, Influenza ... ...... 20
2o-Cures Whooping Cough. shortening and
p4latur NJ or Spauu1lic Cough .... -
2i-Cures Asthma. Oppressed Daeult Iabarsi
Breathing. Cough and Erpeeiofauou. ..... 30
g2-Cures Ear Discharges, Noise lu me Head, loo
as-Cnres scrofala. Enlarged Gland, and 1or.i..
hHHIIuga. InN old Ulcers %
SECURES General Debility. Physical Or Nsryol,
2,-Cures Dropsy, naid Accommodations. rarm
sTeIurs with scaniy Sccrrtions. 20
2e-Cures Sea Sickness, Prostitution Vertigo, -
g'-Cures Urinary Diseases. Gravel, Renal
Cacuu. Difficult or Painful unuau0u- ....... 20
2s-Cures Seminal Emissions. Involuntary Dis
charges ani Consequent Pfostrauon and De-
% Cures sore Mouth, or stomaoaoe. o.assrsa
s0-Cures Urinary Ineontinenco wetdnr De
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v o U l. O OK IN VAIN.
Il For Grey Hair on the Head NJ person VINO uses
HEIMSTREET'S INIbIrABLE-
II 4 II r b S T. D Il 4 TT VE.
You will find however on the heads Of those who use it
LUXURGANT GLOSSY HAIR
or ORIGINAL COLOR.
ANn CLEAN SCALP
No matter at 0Aat age of 1te IL 4, used.
THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY Is CONVINCING.
MACON, Ga, March %, 1860
Messrs, STEWART a BurLER, savannah. Ga:
Gents IL received the package Of Hcimstreets Iuiu-
table Hair Restorative, and after using one bottle can
safely say II is the best article Of the kind know Oft
will do all liz claims do, in restoring the Hair to lis
original color. Respectfully.
JONAS +. BEESLEY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-02-01

have prepared Medicine for The purpose NJ reguat
ing the Monthly Sickness which have used fu the last
years with the unbranded success. The follow
ing rccommc ndaiiou is sufficient
cts uniform success, even n extreme cases is as as
t1uishing as It is satisfactory journal ot Am. Med
Science.
have hundreds private assurances Of the same hap
Ply results but or obvious reasons cannot place them
before the public.
cases of obstruction, after all other have failed,
win produce the desired effect cure BE- guaranteed 90
1H cases. the price will hc refunded Purely vegcta-
bic. and perfectly safe az 900 times.
CAIIlONt-Ncver purchase any medicine NJ This ma
turc ~ any one flo about he country Tor Pulls and
doors are deserving OF no confidence whatever.
Experienced nurses and pleasant rooms for those who
wish 20 remain under my core.
Address Dr. G. n SUOLkS l37 Court 81 Boston.
Boston. MAY o. 1850 gS4g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
A Protracted War.

When the Northern press declared for "a
short and sharp war; they expressed what
their own interests required, and what those of
Europe imperiouSly demand. But what is the
prospect now, and what will be the influence
of that prospect in England and France !?
Richmond was to have been occupied by the
2oth July, and from that point and Fortress
Monroe the line of operations was to be ex-
tended in the fall to the other Atlantic South
ern States, whilst in the same month Mem
phis was to have been taken, and thence, with
cool weather, the line of march have been
taken up down the Mississippi, and the two
columns jo ming in New Orleans on the ed of
February, celebrated their grand achievement
on the Dir tn day of the Father of his Country.
and on the 4th of March, handed over the
Union whole and entire to that worthy sue
c ,ssor Of GEORGE WASHINGTON, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. That was the programme of the
"short and sharp war; but, new, the men
who inve nted the wretched "On to Rich
mond,' cannot be found, and Gen. Scorr pro
tests that he always knew it was most diff
cult and dangerous undertaking. Memphis
has proved as inaccessible as Richmond, and
hence, We conclude that the war cannot, by
any possibility, be as "short" as laid down
in the original bills. In the meantime, what
is to become of those commercial interests
which confessedly could not stand long
war? What ale England and France to do
without cotton ? Are they expected to wait
till the North can shorten and sharpen its
weapon again?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
AIIsSnIlrt

We have again some glorious intelligence
from Missouri. We hope it is true. II the
intrepid McCULLoCH has gotten start he
will now be apt to sweep the Western part OF
the State, while General POLK advances upon
Cairo and st. Louis We look for brilliant
campaign in Missouri.
A Convention is assembled in Jefferson City
which, in a cowardly and slavish spirit, is en-
dsavoring to bow the State.at the footstool Of
LINCOLN after the gross outra ,cS, the ruthless
tyranny which he has put upon the people Of
Missouri. There are, we believe, serenity one
members in this body-only about one half of
its full number. Those absent are under tho
influence Of the reign Of terror. Were they to
appear in the Capital, now in the hands of the
Fcderalists as it is, they would more than
probably be arrested and put in prison for
treason. The loyal and free citizens of the
State, acting with McCuLLoCH and POLK,
will pretty surely put veto upon the mea-
sures Of the Convention. We shall not lie
surprised to learn, in few days that the
SubmisSioni7ts have fed from Jefferson City.
McCULLoCH il mere than a match for Ere
MONT, and he and General Polk will soon put
new face upon cause in Missouri.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
Gen. Scott,

We have already given Gen. ScoTr's &C
count of him 1elt, which we are sorry to say
shows that the Lieutenant General has not
been a duh pupil in the school of mondacty
at Washington, and that to his claim of being
'the greatest coward in the world" he may
add that of being the greatest story-teler,
with the exception of JAMES GORDON BENNETT
and HORACE GREELEY. 1t is established re-
yond all doub. that he is responsible for the
invasion of Virginia, in every particular of
when, where and how, and that be was as GER
tain of a crushing victory at Manassas as he
was of his own existence. The whole mill
tary skill and resources of the United States
Government were placed at his disposal and
were used by him under a full sense of the
vast Importance of the result. We have long
been among the few who have been skeptical
OF Gen. ScoTr's claims to greatness, and the
manner in which he has dubbed and shutfled.
and played the theatrical since this grand de-
feat, shows that he is as small in soul as he il
big in body. If he had been the great man
be has been reputed, no would never have sur
vivod the retreat Of his legions, but thrown
himself into the midst Of the bloody tide and
gone down to warriors grave. But, instead
OF that, We have him playing the stage hero
before that malignant lunatic, LINCOLN, aud
tragically denouncing himself for permitting
WHITFIELD ScoTr to be forced into such a
battle.
The venerable imrostor still at his old tricks
But We question whether they will save his
reputation or his place Sometimes. the
wicked have a foretaste in this world NJ
what Ia IN store for them in the next. and. IL
We mistake not, the equity foot Of the illus,r;us
migrate will soon take the first step in tho
rough road Of Jordan. McCLELLAs il v;rtn-
sly substituted 10 his place, and he will 20
a"wn 10 his grave feeling that be has not only
incurred the hatred Of the South, but the con.
Ts"pt OF the North, shQ love The treason bot.
Ter thaa TIE traitar. u.
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taupiaiuts OF Sab.cribrrs.

We have innumcrablc complaints OF sub
scS'herS relative 10 the ,rregularity with which
their papers are received through the mails
III is matter of Sc much regret and annoy
ance to us as il is TO them, that these causes o.
complaint are numerous. Where they
grow eat of mistakes in our own Office VIC
make the proper correction as soon as we
find out the error. We are sometimes rnsble
"a rr"ss ofl the paper in time fer the ,.slls--
SO great Is our present oircri.t,pn that upon
the occasional occprrerve of those delays
which are incidental to our business, some OF
tire clssis sre "uavoidably lost and thrown =
lay behied hand.
The greater number Of complaints arise
from causes over which we have no control
Ihe very existence ot war engenders irTegu-
iArIty ia all civil matters. The heavy traEs-
portstion demanded for the army has inter
tered with the Transmission OF everything
else more or loss. The large number of en-
listnents the going to war of experienced
men. and the supplying Of their places with
chose unfamiliar with duties conGded to them,
knust have had its effect on the Post Otfce De-
partment, as on everything else. Then the
'ntense interest felt in the news puts every pa
per known to contain important intelligence
In peril along its route Many that are mail
ed in due form and due time, think We may
say reasonably and truly, never reach their
owners, but disappear by the way.
So far as we are concerned, We have left no
stone unturned to accommodate tho public
We have just purchased another Press, and, as
soon as we get that up we may be able to print
more papers than we now circulate but even
that will not enable US to supply the demand.
Our circulation would be now at least forty
dao"~'md daily if We could print a. many.
We promise readers that we will do the
best We can to accommodate them. But they
must remember that these are extraordinary
times-that in every branch of business there
Is much irregularity-.and that they must bear
Inconvenience and disappointment with as
much composure ms possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

Pardoned.--James Mercer, . FREQ negro
convict in tho Pcniten,isry, Was pardoned by
Governor Let cher on Thursday. Tho prisoner
was sent thither for years, by tho Hastings
Court of this city, on the 18th day of July,
1858, for stealing . horse belonging to Tai
bolt d Brother. His time expired on the
2sth of July, but he would have been kept in
i've years in ore had it not been for the inter
position of Executive clomency, he having
been received in the prison on the llth OF
September, 1854, for three years, for steali ng
Dan. Hunts horse, which term he wed out.
1t would seem that Mercer had an uncontrolla-
BILE penchsnt for unauthorized riding. Both
times he tried it he only got a few hundred
yards before being taken up. He was par
doned for mertorious conduct and for vigor-
ously e.srting himself to stop the recent fire
that consumed some Of the workshops of the
prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-03

The Exchange Bank Of this city is now re
ceiviDg and paying out the notes of the fol-
lowing Baaks in the Southern States:
IN South tfroli8d.- the Banks.
In Gt"rgia.-SavannahB Bank OF Commerce;
State Bank of Georgia and branches Farm
~rs' and Mechanics Bank; Marine Bank
Merchants and Planters Bank Planters
Bank OF State of Georgia Central Railroad
and Banking Company.
In -fUrth Crr DtfHH Bank of North Caro-
lina aud branches Bank OF Cape Fear and
branches Bank OF Wilmington Commercial
Bank of Wilmington.
The other Banks of the city are at present
receiving all the notes enumerated above I'M
der the head of Georgia. They all expect to
receive the notes of all the Banks in the above
list a. soon as they can be heard from with re-
ference to the proposition adopted by the late
Bank Convention. The Exchange Bank, how
ever, has acted without waiting for the re-
sponscs Of those Banks, taking it for granted
that they will be favorable. The balances
between the Banks entering into this arrange
ment will be settled in Treasury Notes. 1t
will very much promote the convenience Of the
Banks and the public.