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CUMBERLAND BANK OF ALLEGHANY.-The
Baltimore Patriot has seen one of the spurious
notes on this bank. They are SO badly execu4
ted in the engraving and filing up, and the pa
per is withal so indifferent, that it is scarcely
possible they could be imposed upon any one.
There is in fact no attempt at any imitation Of
the genuine note, except in the signatures of
the President and Cashier In the lettering,
arrangement, and embellishments, there is no
effort to follow the original in any single par.
ticular-even the bank, in the counterfeit, is
entitled the =" Cumberland Bank" whereas the
name, :" Cumberland Bank Of alleghm,y," oc-
ours conspicuously in one line, in capital let
ters, upon the genuine note