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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-03-06

TIE PRussIAN CoNsCRIrToN.--A letter
from lIabcrscben says: "iou cannot form
an idea of tho emotion caused in Northern
Schlcswig by the conscription for the Prus-
sian army. Nearly 1000 youths have left
the country to escape wearing the pruasian
they have taken refuge in Dom
mark, where they will enter the Danish
array"
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Rule to Plead.

Rule to Plead.
The SdReG OI Sou'Ia Carolina.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
INTuD COMMON PLEAS.
JON. j, :; :; i.ss.' S'''.''' Attachment.
WTlIEREAS the Plaintiff dld on the
w 9TH day of May, a. d. 1866, file his
Declaration against tho Defendant, who (as
il i, said, is absent from and without the
limits Of the State, and has neither wife
nornttorney known within tho same upon
whom copy OF the said declaration might
be served.
IL is therefore ordered that the said Dc.
PENDANT do appear and plead to the said
Declaration or or before the Stll day OF May,
A. 1867 otherwise final aud absolute
'nd&mcnt VIII then be given and awarded for
the Plaintiff against him.
$. Is. GLOWNEI, G. &. p.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District,
May 1ih, 1866.
may 1866 lc3mly
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at a 18th of july celebration in
Marion County, illinois, young lady
offered the following toast.
"Thc young men of America their
arms our support; our arms their re-
ward. Fall in mon, fall in"
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TAXES AGAIN.

| WILL attend at tho different prccints to
J. assess property, and receive INK re-
turns on the following days, to wit At
Shiloh. Monday 2jth inst, Monticcllo,
Tuesday 26th, Suhcrg, Wednesday eth.
Mayfeld's or jacob fcas;cr's. Thursday
18th, Fcastervillc, FRIDAY, Marcl lst, 'uf-
flio, Monday 4th, r"ko, Tuesday OH,
Riaacway, Wednesday (lh, Longiown, (or
IIarrison's Storc) Thursday Z, Mr.. John
McCuliy's, Friday 9Th. Nh. Davil Alillins's,
Monday lllh, Briccs, Tuesday l2'h,
iongucsville, Wednesday 18Th. G'adden's
Grove, Thursday 18th, and NJ Winnsboro
during court week, (Sprins Tcrml. l will
also give another day at each Of Ike above
named places, if so requested. | will close
The books The lst day Of JGnc, af'cr which |
cannot receive returns; aud The money mnst
bepnid by tho 28ih of june employers
wiIircm: mber t|ia. they arc required by net
Of the Legislature to make retnrns Of their
employees, tho oapituoi! tax runs from II
to so years. II. IL. JENHlNGS.
feb l4-f0x3 I. &. i. d.
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TO I,INNERS.

VKIE have for sale complete set Of TIN
? wv HERS TOOLS and MACHINERY,
which have been very. little used. Prico
low. KECTIi1N, bIoatASTER y co. )
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WI TfiEREAS The Plaintiff in this action
w did OH this dry file his Decarat ion
again, I Sailing Welfc the Defendant who is
absent from and without tho limits Of this
State, (as il is said,) md having neither
wiro or attorney known, upon whom n
copy Of Tho aboyo Declaration with rule to
plead thereto, may be scrvcd II is there
fore in pursuance OF the Act Of tho General
Assembly Of the State in such cases made
and provided, Ordered, that tho Defendant
do plead thereto On or before tho 9th day
Of October, A d. 1867, or otherwise final
and Acknowledgements will be then given
and awarded, against him.
s. b. CLOWNEY, c. C.P.
Clerks Office,
Winnshoro, s. G., Goth Oct, 1865.
oct 27-1e3m1y
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The latest most Interesting event in the
prison life OF Surrait was the attempt made
to-day iy man to obtain admittancc to the
prisoner, alleging that hc,wns his brother,
Just arrived from Texas, whore he, had been
living for the past ten or twelve years -
'ld dti not prove his relationship, however,
TO the satisfaction al the guards and admis-
sion was denied. Miss Surrntt does cvcry-
'hinG in her power fer the comfort Of her
unhappy brother, and is hmmancly permit
tel to give him few things not con aimed
IN the Jail hill of fare. Tho effect of his
sisters devoted attentions and presence arc
visible in the young mans improved con.
dition.
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,iev, is dead, Ho was forty seven years

0leO, IS dead. Ho was forty seven years
oil.
RALEIGH, February 2s.-A resoln-
ton was introduced in the House of
Commons declaring North Cnrolina's
acceptance Of tho Congressional recon.
st1;ctioQ plan. There was much excite
mcnt and animated discussion. Finally
the resolution was referred to the Com.
mittcc on T,llcral Relations.
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FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Ex partc Petition to
G. II. Rivers. Porpetuatc Testimony.
THE Petitioner in tho above stated appli-
L. cation, having fled his petition to por-
pcuatc tho testimony of The litloto a cer-
tain tract Of land alleged to be conveyed 10
him by Carolus Fielder.
lT IS ORDERED, ON motion Of Mr.. Rion,
Solicitor for The Petitioner, and in pursu-
ancc Of the Act Of the General Assemblyin
such case made and provided, that all per-
sons interested in tho snil premises do aps
pear ut this Office three months from tho
publication hereof, to examine the evidence
lila, mny be produced, and to produce eyi-
dcncc in reply.
II, \. GAILLARD,
G. i, i. y.
Commissioners Office, !
Fairfield District,
Nov. lst 1866.
nov G-lam3m
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ORDERED TO SoUrn CARoLlNA.-
The ilth Z. S. Colorcd Infantry, ml-
der command ofCol. Miles, will short
ly leave Washington for South Caro-
lima, having been ordered to do duty
in that department..
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The nntnral phenomena Of tho last few
weeks well deserve the considc, alton of
atmospheric philosophers tremendous
falls ofSnoT IL nearly all parts of the coun-
Try, alterations, u; excessive cold and almost
summer heat, and destructive f.cshets in
various Scctiol nom the extreme East to
the Western frontier. hove combined to
reader tho winter OF lSGb-'G7 memorable in
The annals Of act eorOlogy.
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The Oxford (NIiss) Falcon says: awe
arcinformod that in consequences of the
high charges for board, number of the
mcSscs and purchased provisions, and cook
for1hcmselvcs. Tho most of them haye
been soldiers. and doubtless understand
the matter we'll"
h Professor Benjamin ricrco, Of Ilavard Uni
ycrsiiy, has bsrn appointed to sucoceed the
LIE i'roic$ or Dacho az Suporint cndcnt Of
commended hy 6largc nunbcr OF The scicn-
tiic men Of ihe country and the prominent
officers ofihc Coast Survey liroau.
Man moy err, and be forgiven. but poor
woman, with al his Temptations and but
halE lis slrcpyth, is placed beyond the hope
O! earthly, salvation, if she but onco be
tempted into crimc.
"How different YOU soldiers are
from us" said Arabolla to tho csp-
tain. "With us conquest only be-
gins, while With you it ends, tho on
saGcmcnt.'
Flakes Galveston Bm7ctn IS in
formed that about lG,0Co freedmen
I,havcreturned to Louisiana from
Northern Texas, tho laws and public
sentiment Icing more favorable to
them in Louisiana.
-Four bears were killed last week
within twenty miles Of st. Louis.
Five horse thieves were executed
under Lynch Law in Missouri week
before last.
Russia telegraph wires hayc beer
coated withice six inches thick Til.
winter.
/ An irisli,pan who has heard it stat
cd that,ali flesh is grass, wishes tt
1knoR whether hay isbcof a-la-mowed
RoLLs.-Onc quart Of flour, on,
I egg,teaspoonful OF, sugar, large spoo,
of yeast mako up with warm water
and set to rise. 4.
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MllEREAS, tho Plaintiff did on
w the 3Oth day Of March, y. d. 1906
file his declaration against tho Defendant,
who Gas it is said) is absent from and with.
out the limits OF this State, aud has neither
wife no attorney known within tho same,
upon whom copy or tho said declaration
might be served.
II Is therefore Ordered, that the said Do
fcn;lant Ito appear anl plead to tho said dc
claration OH or before lhc3lst day Of March,
y, D. 1867, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will hcn be given and awarded
or the Plaintiff against him.
S. b. CLOWNEY, C. CP.
CLERKS Office.
arfcld District.
march 3l'G6- lc3m1y
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Tnr Evp or LorrEr!is The Grand iury
OF tHe Court Of Oyer and Tcrn.incr OF New
ok have reported that lotteries are pub
lc nui$anCc' .ll persons concerned in
such enterprises are duly warned of the
error of ,hcir ways. aud unless they heed
The warning, TIC vcnGcncc Of Tho lnw will
swiftly "verakc them. In the opinion of
th@ JTy. all lnttcTy schemes are detrimental
10 he ;horals Of the community.
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BEARS MEAT AND House FLEsH |

BEARS MEAT AND !loRsE FLEsH IN
Pans Pail Mall Gazette says
',Dcar's llcsh is at this moment selling
in Tie Paris meat markets at The rate Of
five francs The kilogrammc, or one slil
hnS and Ten Pence per pound The con-
sumption Of horse flesh is increasing
rapidly among the poorer classes IN tho
different quarters Of Paris. There are
now open no less than f(tern butchers
shops : four of which are in different
meat markc;s--for the exclusive sale Of
I'll" new 'viandc,' and there arc four
Restaurants whore horse flesh is the
dist ngn'shing feature Of The carte. AT
particular places in the provinces horse
meat has become a staple article Of trade
At CMiachcc, for instance, seven to
eight hul,ircd kilogramos arc sold daily
III the market"
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WMAT NEXT ?---Thc 1EusAin7ion
Nro@ cjc h"s.ns one Of its latest articles
as follows:
"T'onsanls Of inquiries arc constant.
" mn |" about the execution Of hs law
conf ,caiing rebel property, particularly
rebel real estate, and it is generally
understood liat Hon. Thadlcus Stevens
VIII taNcan carly occasion TO express
his sentiments on this important sub
j"vt.'
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}ATIoNS 70 THE PodR.-Wc learn
that General Greene, tho Commandant
81 'his District. h:s relieved not little
suffering among the poor Of Ike State
OHy:n@ The month Of Jani,arv his Off.
ccrs distributed some seven thousand
raIons, among the recipients Of which
were one hundred and nineteen white
persons. In February, thus far over
six thousand raiions lave been issued to
:he N"or. IT. is frequently difficult to
discover those who are really in need
from the idle and dissolute who pretend
t" be 50; but 1t is reasonable to suppose
that with hhc discrimination exercised
much benefit has been conferred on the
Two classes oflrprndents by the officer Of
lis Post = Curo(lniun.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12

LAS. ,..s DE steel, market vas exs.,-4 and
quotations ra.-l high an tie week. Gold rose
as Li-i as Ia.l, and government stocks adyano-
Cd c5rs'i.raIly. yet lot in such speculative de-
maud evidently as ..l-cad stocks. The week
rri,ss cue lower. AID declining. though the
marae, cannot 1c -3.l 20 Isye broken down;
governments remain steady; money has been
easy: Cold laS 80 1883
Ir- sa.l tlist the Now YORK gold ssnt,us
arr wiling to absorb the July dividends ~ the
present rates, because they anticipate very heavy
imror,ations Of merchandise during the next
Two months, and consequently Oh active demand
fr gold with which TO nay the duties On them.
Business Of al kinds is expected TO he uue
brisk, because Of the fine crop prospects.
Secretary McCuu-ch informed several meme
ts--. lu.inr lis visit to tie Capitol MOI lay.
iast DE National fnaucfs were in the most slt-
isf,,ory condition, there being over enc hun
. ir-l aud Zen millions @ dollars in COLA in the
Treasury. Ho ntiuat,l tlst th, money 70 pay
. FIR tie ru.. ,.asc Of Russian America would not
tc asked i-s at present
The receipts from customs fortune were SILL
100000. and from the internal revenue, about
81 100000. During the fret three days Q
the present month, the receipts from these tTu
sources vc.e s9,50o,00O The receipts Of in
tsrnal revenue for the month are expected t
/ reach sz0,Ooo,Oo0. -. 100000 in COMPOUND
/ uo.es VIII be due July IL, and heavy payment
n.n he made far the amy in advance Of til
revenue Of ls6I-S
At Boston, Vermont Central AMI Vermont an
Canada Fights are firmly held at par; Vernon
Central first mortgage are firm at 60 Bill.
The Comptroller Of the currency issued th
official opinion tia; the Massachusetts, Barl
are net restrained by tie National currency a
which limits to : Ter cent. where the State la7
Do 70. FIX the ra,s, as he thinks the Missach'
sets law docs fix the rate Of iu,ercst as efec,'
10 ally as though i; had named a uniform rat
Agreement may nov he lawfully made for al
rate Of interest; but where no agreementi Is ma
the rate shall he 6 per cent.
The failure Of Geo. A. wicls & Co. % Ne
: York, large dry goods job5iug firm. took Pla
last week. Their Liabilities arc said to be OF
three millions
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sfNrENEuES .

F.- .f.r -.s.s r.a-.. ng, 3. 10. ElyaARD-
SONS sHLBRIWINE BITIEBs have been a.el
D., The public 60 s.-r,., r..s.Il ara Inactive tuas-
t..ns o.. the lau-a 81, stem. lt promotes HEALTHY
-astr.e sec7euols correct. I..,- 1eaa-eaert.-. -
EVE. cosTNFSEss aaa Rheumatic Affection.
aro. Jaun-i.a, Lr.sa. appetite. E..n., Cone
.a.u,s. weak Bach. Dizziness. laaslo-. Dyspsn-
10, and 30. at,eaaaa, symptom. I,- v.'aa..e
tonic and siren -theHias properties Will iay-.ra.s
the eonva.e.seut cleanse the B.o.a from H-mo-.
ana Wal afford a.n..r; ant relief 90 tLa a-ei r7
stimulating t-e caasa,aloq ,greast it, .lpsu--
.r- .rl-m.us. -Thau.ana O.. ;.s venerable pop
a.a.ian a. New Eu-isrl age sustained in health.
.ae.r l.e prolonged. 20 ,s..y Vigorous ard uayl,
I'D axe. b., ,heu.s of I-. Ri-sa-.san-. SHERRY
VINE Li.ThR,.
The HERBS can .s ...siass -spara.,ly. and
may Is prepared ia raol. qalat,.s-. in water, or
s.sA wine. 90 ...rt ra.s B.. cents l,rla,Fa-e.
0H-s. 20 hanover Street. Tr.t.n. and .at .y
Apothccarics and drg--i7-'-
vi-Ell...
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WHAT EVERY oEEwANT,.

s good. reliable medicine that vii he on hand
when required, and never fails when caI.rI .n.
That IS now Co he obtained Ia Dr. Tobias Celebrate
ell Venetian Liu.nsut Many taou-anl- ,..I .t
the Wonder oi tie A-s, as j. does al tlat T.. re-
presented aud more. I- cures Diz1rL, D, D,-c1-
tory, Cole, sp1sas. Vom.ti1- Group. and Sea
sickness as surely as u Is usei ald IS perfectly ir-
nac.ut go ti-o internally, even in double tie
quantity named ia tie directions anI as an cx.
teruaI remedy for Chronic rheumatism. Cuts.
Bruises. ola S9-e- Mrmp=, T.otA4ehe, Headache.
Sore Throat sp-ains, Ia-ec, stiuss. Pains il Tie
Bach. Chest. and Limbs, Thousands have testified
TO, ana their cert d.ate cIa De seen ly ary one O..
tie Doctors Depot, - Cr.l1r-t Street New Ylr'.
Hundreds of l.iys.e.4rs use 10 in teir practice.
Il Las been introduced since l-I-, ana hundreds
who nos have IL ia ,ie.r houses, say tlsy would
not De without i- even II is was So Ter bottle
Ev ~ drop IS mixes hy n- Tobias himself. and
can le depended au. Only Sd cent ava q Der
t-.Ie. Sofa tl a'' u-u----- Depot. IS C1r.-
,acit S,..N.T ----4t~.-
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PAINTS for FARMERS 4

OIHERS.-TIE GRAFTON MINERAL PANT
"; are nov manufacturing, the Beet, Cheapes
snu most durable Paint In use two coats we'll put
en- mixed with pure Lnseed Oil, will last 10 or
yedrs II Is q light brown or be intiful oh ISOLATE
owe crab or cream, suit the taste Of the c0nsuu-
cE 4til valuable fJl Houses Barns, Fences, A-,ri-
cultural implements. Carriage and Csr-makeTr,
faus and No0dcn-Warc, Canvas, Metal AMI shin-le
Aooe ut being lire ana Water prooD, Bridge.
Burial Gases, Canal Boats, ships and ships Bot
TONS, Floor OIL Cloths, Zone Manufacturer having
used 500 bb!s. the past wear and paint TO any
purpose Is unsurpassed for body. durability, elias
dicty and adhesiveness. Price si Per barrel Of 70
MS which viii supply farmer for years TO come.
warranted n all cases as above. Serc fOr circu-
lar, which gives full particulars. None genuine
uuless branded in n trade marx Grafton Mineral
PANT. Address DANIEL BIDHELL. proprietor,
81 Pearls. New York.
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On, sCHENCK IN DYSPEPsIs


.,Y1fPTONs OF UYSpEPsl "A sense % :ull-
= ucss, ti-htucs, and weigh. il tile stomach. TO-
gethcr with Llt-ltucg, a-li-f1i sour, offensive
belcAlu- OF wind. uatl--iga.L lul vai-itinr. and
n great deal % what pJrs'l csll AZ al gone eCl-
iug At the pit az the stomach frequently there j.
als0 ps ptltisA uf tie heart Phy siciaus mistake
Tor heart disease, aul when tie stgmlcL il IN this
condition lt D. coated with q I1ulus or slime TIE
rough Glrous portions q the t.flacl, similar o.
what we see IN tripe, is what throws out the E1s-
trio Juice and when the stomach GETS q thick coat
H0Eing. and digestion ceases. Schenck's scaWetd
tonic dissolses This mucIs or slime ard restores
the stomsch % rs natural condition.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are also required g
AIRY on this mcrf!d matter. Two q !Eds Cf the
cases q Consumption are caused from this ciseased
state OF the stomach the Liver becoming torpid,
. ceases TO throw out bile, and in short time the
whole 81 stem i deraugcd. The mucous mem hTane
II the bronchial tuhes sympa;hiEes With the other
organs aud before the patient l. aware OF IL, he or
he has Bronchial OF Pulmonary Consumption.
Schtnek's Pulmonic syrup cannot act freely
through the blood when the system IS In this lock-
ed-uD condition, without the aid or the Sea eed
Tonic and Mandrake pills. The Liver has all the
venous blood 20 strain, and when il gets in NOR
hid condition blood and lille run through the
system mixed. and the whole body became 90 low,
aud the blood so thick il can hardly run through
the veins In a mslOrity OF cases hemOrrhage occurs
NON this thick condition Of the blood. The Man
drake Pills act on the Liver similar 20 calomel Of
they do what that daes-it unlOcks the gall blac-
der. starts the bile. and the blood begins to orcu-
. latr naturally through the veins and the hamor-
. ehages cease. II, when persons attacked with
hnmorrhage, they would drst take good purga
tive, something that would act on the liver, they
would soon be relieved r. z bleeding from ii,
lungs, and lt IL the only way, for astTingenis aT'
orly temporary, and irsitats the bronchial .uhos
and lsy the ground gC.k f0- consumption
DR. sCHENCE viii be Professionally az his room
every week, % Bond Street. New York, snt g
Hanover Street Boston, r., 90 . i. n. until P. u
He gives advice free. but fCl thorough exst1in1
ton with the RcsFiTometer the other charge u
His medicines are for ssle By all druggists an
dsAleTs AlsO full supply 81 all tines al HE room
Price OF the PulmoniC syrsp and SeaEeet Ton
each 81. 80 per bottle OF s7i the half dozen. Mar
drate Pill p cents per box.
GEO. c. GOODWIN 4 CO. g Hanover ttTtel
Agsnts Tor Bostoa. Far sale by all druggists
ultismNO
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MEDICAL MOTTO Z.

II .. TuAVFE, ". y. Physician and sur
IL. -c.l, -raduaic 90 the University CT Penn
a.sIsl tho u mC npl-Li3 Medical College d Phil
sf,lrhia, Wculd respectfully inf ~ the citizens
.l Burlington, that le has CpeaeIau Office, corner
of Church and Adams Sc, where he viii be happy
OBJ see 90 Who Gc- bis serI ccs. Having received
tie i,ce1rs % both the AIopathic and Homoopa-
tic schools Tie bf, feels prepared 70 Oafile disease
81 ..s worst forus Ai- sgcccss for the las. fftesu
wears in DE 1C.th ald south, where disease mani
i.st. If--i 81 the most mali -ulut FORMS =
Lia it sly inn tift he never fails 70 cure when q
r.rs IsrCs-itle. Having acquired great reputation
iu tla tr1atm-u. % chronic diseases he Sill con
tuue 60 d. particular attention 20 that branch Of
die J.-lcssicn, yet not exclusive. Patients visit Il
h1-i in AMI Ont q town on reasonable terms. Con
-ultaticn free.
oa'rs hour from Do % IA ". Ito ".
Darlington. April 80. 7s-dkuu
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TO MARFT OR NOT TO MARRY.

SERIOUS RarLEclIoys go- YoUNG MES. in Essay
Of the Howard Association, on the Physiological.
Errors, abuses sni Diseases induced by ignorauc
ofNa:ure's laws, In the first age Of man. seut
sealed cuvolops, Free Of charge. Address. DR.. T..
sKILLIS HOUCHToS. Howard Association. Phil
aielplia may1el&U7r.
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NOTICE.

I'VE existence Of the Bank OF BURLINGTON char
tered by the Legislature Of the State Il Vermont
and located AZ Burlington In said State ter
minated agreeably 10 the laws Of said state on the
18th day VI September \, ID. iS6G, and notice T.
hereby given that said rank viii redeem Ia out
standing hiils.
Tie following act ofthe Legislature Is published
hy direction o. said Ban.
Us rider 1i the Directors
o. A. DODGE President.
G. A SUMNER, Cashier
Burlington, Dec 3th, l-65.
An ACT relating to the redemption of BsnI
Note.
Il ishere0y enacted by the General Assembly ct
the State Of vermont,
SIC. e. After the expiration % the charter a
any bans chartered By this State, after the
termination of the existence Of any such bank
agreeably 90 the laws or this state, such hank
may cause notice D. he published in all
the Feekly reWspaPers of the County where
such h1n' il located c5r one fdl year
citing forth that said bank will redeem il ont,
standing bills the tay OF the expiration Of N.
charter Or the date Of The termination Of its exls
tence, and copy Of this act, and upon due publ
cation Of such notice neither such hank nor It's
officers shan he liable O. any sctiOn for the nOn-re-
fempton % any CT its outstanding bills unless the
same shall have been duly presented and payment
thcreot demands within the year Aforesaid at the
banking house of such hank.
SIC. @. Alter the expiration OF the charter or
li-e- Tire termination OF the existence OF any such
bank as Aforesaid such hank shall cease TO be sub
ject 90 the operation or liable 20 the provisions OF
ths sxiy third section u chapter eishty-nino OF
the General Statutes.
SEc g. This act shall take elect from its pas
uge
Approved N.y ja, Is5s. W23wIy
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Tie only reliable remedy ior those brown die.
eoiorat'ons en- the fa,e called Moth Patches end
Frech,es. is PEPPY's Morn AND FErcELE Lorrox.
PREPARED only by Dr.. B. c. PERRY, Dermatolo.
gust - Bond St. NeV York. sold by all drug
sists in Burlington and elsewhere. Price q PER
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