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Governor of Massachusetts,.

The Republican State Convention of Mas
sachusetts met at Worcester on Wednesday,
and put in nomination most excellent tick
Ct, to wit
For Goyernor-John A. Andrew Of Bos-
ton.
For Lieut.. Governor-John Il. Goodrich
of Stockbridge.
For Secretary OF State-Oliver Warner Of
Northampton.
For State Treasurer Henry X. Oliver Of
Lawrence.
For Auditor-Levi Reed of Abingdon.
For Attorney General-Dwisht Foster of
Worcester.
For Presidential Electors a, large-George
Morey OF Boston, Reuben A. Chapman of
Springfield.
The recent dec,ination of Gov Banks rem
dered the business of canvassing for a new
candidate quite lively for a few days. The
chief competitor of Mr.. Andrew was Henry
l.. Dawes of North Adams, the present able
and popular Member of Congress from the
Berk shire district. Messrs Andrew, Good
rich, Foster and Oliver are all strong men,
and they are all original. earnest and Jealous
Republicans. Such men are an honor to a
state and an honor to the party and what
is OF more immediate practical consequence
is, they will be elected
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,een heard from at Boston. Portland Ran

been heard from at Boston, Portland, Ban
gor and Augusta. Me. From some express
sions he has dropped, it is feared that he has
become insane upon a subject he calls "popu-
lar sovereignty He is about five feet moth
ing in height and about the same in dame
ter the other way. Has red face, short
legs and big belly. Answers to the name
OF Little Giant Talks a great deal, and
very loud principally about himself. Has
an idea that he is a candidate for the presi-
dency. Had on, when he left, drab pants, a
white vest, and blue coat with brass buttons
the tail very near the ground. Any infor-
nation concerning him will be gratefully re-
ceIved by his afflicted mother. For further
particulars address .iUGrSTE BELMONT, New
York, or WILLIS \. GoRMAN, Minnesota.
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The Only Positively
FIRE PROPOSAL FEES
\ TIE WORLD ARE TIKI
MARYLAND PATENT.


MARYLAND PATENT.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL IN COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAFES.
1RArTuN, Dece mbcr 81 1858
Mc>Srs Sherwin Burgess Agents uf MaIlani's Patent
Fire Proof Saie:
GkAIIEMEN:-i haze examined the Maland Patent Safe
iii Your ami >i.r A. ALI able 10 judge Fire
iqualiti5> -icNu the PRINCIPLES upon which j.
built the reliable IN resisting heat ANY fire Proof
that has u'icr u> :tIU, and
~ recommend IL I" the attention OF Our Probate Districts.
that no" supplying thc>elvc, for the preservation
other records. BENZ. ". DEAN.
Secretary OF State.
BEATTirBoEo. Decent. 81. ISIS
Tl, may certify that vc hay" EXAMINED the MARYLAND
Patent Fire Pr"aiS.r. exhibited 80 - hy Gr. Aool. Hardy
and that opinion MdIiu', would bc de>ira-
Die TO purchase OI the U>c Of probate courts.
"A i jt5n Judges fpToba''
MI"pIERuRY, Arri, 27tk, lS5a.
The legislature "f NcrnoIt Al IL last session, passed 4
Law maxim il III" duty e" the county judge 10 royul
FIRE Proof safes. Wnci L. Gci,>it Pr utLIc Records In
Dis han - thai udiy have spent II!
ir number al sales We have to the conclusion
that the Nali.I SAFE manufactured t.. NJ t. b. Dw 4
AH>,I Hardy Bu>tCi Mass l. uti'!
have examined tor lis ire proof Qualities We haV. bought
a>Hlc 81 That description "r the Ne" Haven probate dis
trCt. ADD are well satisfied with the workmanship
. rent strength. >nd durahiry.
" ". G. RIGHT, Asst Judges g.
II. q. SMITH. Addison County ,,rt
NIB. BIGELUW ANSoN HARDY, Manufacturer
ana Proprietors. ). School street, oS all, Bcs
! ton.
s5tf SCOTIA BROOKS 49, Agents Montpclier.
}. j ID! Mex LEE Agent BCriin ItUr.
LS- Ru..c, FltAi.Ie Handle and An.cs' Sell linking
Hand STAMPS.
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>Se~~

n MAGNANIM0Us DoG.-My eldest son was
crossing the fields in the country. some dis
lance from any dwelling. when he was pur-
sued by large and fierce dog. belonging to
the gentleman whose land he Was crossing.
The lad was alarmed. and ran for his life
He struck into piece of woods, and the dog
gained upon him, when he iOoned around to
see how near the creature was and tumblLg
over stone. he was pitched off a preci pce
and broke his leg. Unable to move. and at
the mercy of the beast. the poor fellow saw
the dog coming down upon him, and expect
ed to be seized and torn; when, to his sur
prise, the dog came near, and perceying the
boy was hurt, instantly wheeled about. and
went oil for tina, ali. which he could not ren-
der himself. There was no one within reach
of the chIld's voice. and he mist have per-
ished there o: have dragged his broken limb
along. and destroyed it SO as to render an
putation necessary. if the dog did not bring
him help. He hell up hi, leg, and it hu,y
at right angle. showing him plainly the ma
ture of his misfortune. and the necess sitv OF
lying still. The dog went off to the nearest
house and barked for help. Unable to arrest
attention. he made another visit Of sympathy
to the boy and then IAN TO the house. there
making such demonstrations OF anxiety, tina,
the family followed him to the place where
the child Law. Now. observe that this dog
was pursuing the boy as an enemy; but the
moment lie saw his enemy PROSTATE and in
distress, his rage was turned to pity. and he
flew TO his relief. Hele was true feeling, and
the course hepursued showed good Judgment.
lie was dog of heart and head. do not
say that he 'reasoned' in this matter; bu,
there is something in his conduct on this oc-
casion that looks SO much like the right kind
OF feeling and action, that think it deserves
to be recorded to his credit As few dogs
will read the record, commend the example
TO all mankind for their imitation.
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r. The following advertisement appears
in Western paper. Little Dug" gets big
"digs" all about:
BOY" Losr.-Left Washington, d. c.
some time in July, to 60 home to his mother
in New York. lie has not yet reached his
mother, who is very anxious abou,
him. He has been seen at Philndel.
phia, New York City, Hartford, c., and
at clam bake in Rhode Island. He has
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JOIN i 4 rt tksWrLl. commissioners.
O.W.NISSIONERS' NOTICE,

WE the subscribers, being appointed 10y the Probate
y t"lrti'r liz" dI>irI, 81 Caledonia commissioners
receive "Ailnilc and adjust all claims demands ali
icr>Ii> a-i!!>t tc estate "f Caleb v. Farrow, late
Pcatliin. III Sai district deceased and the CLAIMS
of tht arJea>e exhibited "Ils,t thereto hereby give
notice that IN month"; from the III day Au... l
are above iUr the creditors To present their claims.
>; I'T> fnr examination and allowance. and
that Ne viii meet i"r that purp">c. al the DIV en hp>
OF I'll" widow Rc'CC FaTrw in sai Pt.tcha, The
day al Oct her, i>'l aI. the 12 day January IDOL
al y I!yC. T. VI. Oh u h IL IA days.
iAZEN MERRILL, lC,mui,,ion.r,
MOSES MARIN, N"ih'"'s''"e'S
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LII IL L BU III Ell l. .

IRON FOUNDER AND MACIIINIST,
UNION IRON WORKS. ST. JoHNSBUEY, VT,
Solcit> orders for all kinds Of Castings. and Mil
Work generally. Heavy Box Stoves for Shops,
Starch Mills, School Houses and Stores. Thre>h-
ing Machine Castings, Cast iron Water Wheels.
adapted TO run under back water. Wood Planning
Machines. Of various kinds; also. Side Hill Right
Hand and Seed PlOws. J9tt
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it'tTy, "tottH, 1uUy uOOUS, a., &C.
Is MILK ST.
Opposite Old South. (j-l0 BOSTON.
G A II II l n Ct Il
: y ID r T. PAIR SII OP.
TI!E subscriber having rented the shop
L recently occupied by o. X. Chaplin 4 Co. in
thc team mill building. is prepared to do al
kinds OF Carriage " ork, and make repair any
article uf furniture. Also turning, by All expert.
enCc Workman.
\ snare ofpUtlic patronage is solicited.
l.. D. FARNNIAM.
ST. Johnsbury. Dee %. 1859. 1Otf
II NJ. II O W \ II d
Would respectfully call the attention OF the pub
lie 10 HIS mex; as>oItm,n: Of GOODS
consisting of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
from Tic best
English. Swiss and French nanufac-
tories Also good assortment Of
AMERICAN WATCHES,
of every style in Gold and Silver cases. \ large
and nice selection Z: CLOCKS
'-'Hho'
Li'-i.
NO>-lH'
Elht>t-iN'
t0A11''
~ pI%S ,vn FAD npopS
also Ia,.i,, and Gents
-
thalns. Lockets,
Slaevo Pu,t,,s Shir. S,uds
Bracelets,
Gon.s' Pins R;ros
looks. NC. nc
Every dn,c,;,,ion Of
,, y. - y p
Il IL "
made to order such AS Pins. Bracelets. Chains
and Finger Rings.
St1yr,. AND SILVER pr ATED
I.pl.rs, CUPS,
MAXIM RINGS.
T>HIF rI-TTFp AND FRITZ KNIVES SPOONS &c
,ar,,o ,ss,,.r,cn, Of
faoD, nooGy Tons. Packet Cuthrv. Bird /nges.
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Farewell, then to Old Stephen,
The famous Charleston MARTYR;
For he lied 50 We cOu!dnt hc.Icvc him,
And we won't 20 tulnbins 0itrr.
Thus, YOU see, | have quoted the DutcE
poet, and we will close with the words of tht
text, And devout men carried Stephen to
his burial AID made great lameutai!on cvel
him. Amen
The choir will please sing that good Oh;
sociology of 'possum up gum tree, while
collection is being taken up for the benefit
OF our late missionaries to Charleston.
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CO.NN[SSiONEES' NOIICE.

WE the Subscribers. being appointed 10y the fI"lOra
W Ne hate C"uI Tor v district iCal.iia CoIi.li.
sIrr>. ,r:a!nIr" nd adjust AL claims and de-
mailG> -: nil PERSONS aGai1>itc estate ot joel laIrtn
late 81 HARDW lex III said district. deCeIsc all! the
claims "i the deceased eNhiltcd u>e; :hcret" hereby
give Iutit that SIX Months iril tie j III day q" Aug 4
II >i Al" allowed! the creditors L. prsselithrlr elaine
btulr u Give notice that will meet Tor that ;Ur
post - the If" cling !uu>e II the widow Pfilr HantllI
So Iia::wick. The 18th day Il ScpeMbrr. i,5". IL
O'Clock Az. on the last Thursday oi January, lsl,
al O'Clock =. IL.
IS BENJ.GRAY JOINTS
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UPHOLSTERY,
j. Il, CASSiNO

UPHOLSTEKER, AL
DLEN'S NEW BLOCK, RAILROAD ST,
Is prepared to make and put down carpets. to
make and hang window shades. repair furniture
and refill mattresses of every kind III a superior
manner. Mattresses and pew cushions made to
order. Drapcry arranged according to the latest
Paris and New Ioik styles. Every variety of up
holstery goods, trimmings and ornaments fur
ni>hed to order at short notice. Window shades.
wire screens, Neniti;n b inds made to order to mt
the windows. | am also prepared to contract for
the fitting up of Hotels. Churches. Sc.
J. L. CASINO, Rail Road St.
St. Johnsbury Oct is. 80 COLL
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Paddock Machine Works.
ST. JOUNSBURY. VT.

TT'HE subscriber has on hard Or will make
i to order Woodworth's Planning Machines of
vrrious sizes ard prices. Dimension planners, SasI
and Door. and other L,nahtr Machinery. Mil;
Work and Repairing done at>.lort notice and on
reasonable terms.
Has constantly On hai:,ithc Ethan Allen Cook
Stove Fire Ranges and Boiler Plates. Doors fo
Arches and Sugar Houses. Hall and Church
Stoves. Clothes Heels. Blach smiths Vwircs, Door
Siils and Track Sinks ;2id Hollow Ware Abbic y
Patent Pig Pen. Sa"!crs Cul:;vators, Chimney
Tubes and such articles are W>ua.ly i.Ianutac-
tured at >'cE an establishment.
Orders " l:aii prompt: attended to.
!. THOMPSON.
ST. Johnsbary, May :. So 31tf
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Has been used and sid R~ton t,r ne last Thirty
Years and il vil:,.,s have r',-: the ie.t Of time
RUSSIA SAIVE CURES 1t rms.
RUSSIA sALvE CGKIS CANCERS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE EYES.
- RUSSIA sALvE CURES lTCH. ,
RUSSIA SALvH CURES FELoNs.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SCALD HEAD.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES NETTLE RASH.
=, RUSSIA SALvE CURES CUTS. .
RUSSIA SALvE CURES CoRNS.
- RUSSIA SAIVE CURES SCALDS.
=, RUSSIA SALvR CURES SALT RHECM.
RUSSIA SALVE CURES SORES.
RUSSIA SAIVE CURES FLEA BITES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES wHITLOws.
RUSSIA sAIvE CURES ULCERS.
RUSSIA SALvE CT RES WARTS.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SORE NIPPLES.
RUSSIA SAI.vE CURES SITES.
= RUSSIA SALvE CURES FESTERS.
- RUSSIA SALvE CURES RINGwORN.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SCUEvi.
RUSSIA SALvR CURES RUNIONS.
RUSSIA SAIVE CURES SORE LIPS.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES INGROwING NAILS.
- RUSSIA SAIvE CURES SPIDER STINGs.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES SHINGLES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES ERUPTIONs.
u RUSSIA sALvE CURES MOSQUITO BITES.
Il RUSSIA sALvE CURES CHILRLAlNS.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES FROZEN LIMBS
RUSSIA sALvR CURES VEINS.
- RUSSIA sALvE CURES SORE EAES.
RUSSIA sALvE CURES BOILS.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES FLESH WOUNDS.
u RUSSIA SALvE CURES PILES.
RUSSIA SALvE CURES BRUISES.
- RUSSIA sALvE CURES CHAPPED HANDS.
RUSSIA sALVE CURES sPHAINS.
= RUSSIA SALvF CURES swELLED EOSR.
- RUSSIA sALvE CURES ERYsIPELAs.
- RUSSIA SALvE CURES LAME WRIST
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IOVl|TSSIONEHS' NOTICE

IL t. liz subscribers being appointed 10y the Probate Cour
" Tor Iii. district Z" aleii commissioners Ia receive
"Aalnic and adjust all claims and demands Of all eI>us
against the estate al Joseph Idle. late Waterford
81 lis I. deceased iii>"lN and the claims {" leIeast.
hsiicd in J>ci thereto. ierry give notice that in rts
from lii" .. lay OF Aug. \. D, IS6', allowed
the creditors /" Present Their claims 1sdid commissioners,
"T "Ahilti":i am! ALLOW anCc. aid that i'll
That purpose al the dWc!ilIy house Mrs. Ai lic
t tIeTi'I. th' 2-tn day ui Sol .Ini,r next amt
oil the ti Gay OF February, ltI, =. "o'c,ck each
al sad Jay.
+. c PARKS: lCm,,i..,,,.rs
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- / y I l. OF Y T. X VI ON
L

~ I-NNI-N I'IH ININ 7. -.
JAMES MAYS ESTATE
In PTrl ate Court held Luneniurs Within and for al
district, on The 2ith day Of Aug. y. ID. l>ja.
" liaiu b. May. administrator on the g.
tate "f James May. late ot Concord, i'll said district de-
Ceased pre>cI.ts his admins, ration accvuIt Tor settle
H,l
Nt'rcup"I. il l. ordered that the be referred
the 18Th day 0 September ntXt. al the Probate Office
said Iunclhur1 ior eAami!.aol and allowance that
alt c"fC,ried be- lied here" by tn. publication this
order Ia the taeGUlilan i,ed ST JohI>bUry three
weeks >iCc,ssNr he. that they NAV ap-
pear ANA IL >di i pace Iley see cause object
thtItt" ~ court.
Attest. JONAH BROOKS, judge al Probate
4 irlic copy al rcCud
S. Attest. JONAH BROOKS, Judge OF Probate.
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rs THE WORLD UNGRATEFUL2 .
TIE FRIENDS OF LAMARTlNE THINK IT is.

THE FRIENDS OF LAMARTINE THINK IT Is.
We are utterly disgusted with the sei-lau-
da,ion which some OF our second class great
men are in the h6an of practicing and we
mean TO expose it, even though thu task ia
distasteful one. The vice is peculiarly, though
not exclusively, French and is found among
the second class of great men, but never among
the first who are the real beneiactofs OF the
world.
Thomas Holloway, one of the latter, whose
name is Idolized in all parts OF the world, and
10 whom 1t is not too much TO say that millions
Of all creeds and compilations are indebted for
the preservation Of their lives Thomas HolIo-
way, We say, is never heard appealing either
10 the gratitude or generosity Of those who have
derived the greatest OF all earthly blessings
from his skill he contents himself with the
assurance that his work has been done, and that
the price has been paid.
We have been led into these reflections by
an appeal which is now put forward on behalf
81 a second class French poet. Monsieur Al
phonse Lamartine, It seems, though mun6cent-
ly paid tor the productions of his pen, neglec-
ted 10 lay up any sufficient store for The sup
port Of hIs declining days; and now his voice
is raised against 'the iHgFa;ude Of the human
race" The argument which be produces TO
strengthen his claim, Is one which should IA
ther make him blush for his extravaganza he
says that millions OF his productions have been
sold, and that therefore The world is IN his debt
But Why's Was he not paid the price he as
ked for every copy? Or does be think that it
sounds like common prose honesty to ask to be
paid twice over.
He will answer, doubtless, that his poems
gave pleasure the value of which their price
could not approximate. Let Us admit this rule,
and apply Ii to another case 10 test its merits.
Health. we all know, is the chef OF earthly
blessings; and a,6oon which must be purchased,
let the cost 6e what it may blessing, TO be
blessed with which the sinking monarch would
resign his kingdom. Suppose then, that Hol-
Ioway, instead Of fixing such a price on his
remedies as would afford him when myriads
were his custoners) a tair and honorable profit,
had apporiioned the price OF his pills and ONT
ment to the ezIgencies Of each case and the a.
5lIily OF the sufferer to pay for his physical SAL
vation Why, IN such a case, the great ply
sicIan you'd long ago have owned all Europe
in fee simple, and three-fourths of the remain
der of the world-for the royalties and nobii-
ties of Europe were among his earliest patients,
but are still too proud to acknowledge tha! they
owe their lives to the same simple but all Suth-
cIng remedies which have been brought, by
Holloway's philanthrophy, within reach OF the
meanest Of their serfs.-"LeS Bellies Lettres." "
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FRLATR c OUNTF
A@ N0RMHL SCHOOL & SEMINARY,
MARTINSBURG, BLAIR CO.. pa
E, J. OSBORNE, A. B.
J. -. DICkERSON,

J. ". DICKERsON, Ffincipais'
This institution wall commence it's first session
with able and experienced corps of instructors
On Monday. Nov. 5th, 1860. No expense has been
spared in making i thorough and complete in every
department
The school building is constructed and furnished
upon ,he NEST approved modern plans, and Is one OF
the best the State. 1t contains hall capable OF
seating 500 adults with Office, mu sic rooms suff-
cIent tor a school Of 300 pupils.
The schooi Is located in : region OF country un-
excaed fer its beauty and heathfuness, tand is
surrounded by moral and industrious community
The distance TO Core Station. Huntingdon and
Broad Top X, K. IS SIX miles; 10 Hoidaysburg
Station, Pa. f. 4. y miles, wtS only stages from
the latter aad tri-week.y from the former thus ma
king il easy OF access from all parts OF the country
TIE objects Of the school are =
Ist The Professional framing Of Teachers.
End. The thorough Education Of young ladies' and
gentlemen in the Englisa and Ornamental Branches.
3D. The preparation OF Students for College.
The teaching Class viii meet daily for lectures
from standard work on the subject, or discussion
Of Methods Of Teaching by the class.
Students who desire 10 DO SC may prepare 10 en-
ter the higher classes in college.
fLadies viii have separate boarding house aud
vii. be under the Immediate supervision OF an ex-
paTienced Preeegiress.
Instruction given N all the branches taught in
the best Academies an0 Ssminagies.
Whole expense, exclusive Of Ornamental bran
ches,) for boarding, tuition furnished rooms, room
rent, and fuel, SllS.00 lyear.
For circular, with full particulars, address
Ell OSBORNE, o. J. W. DICKRRSON,
Care o. J. c. EvkRHART, Martinsburg, Blair co., Pa.
OCT. -. 1860
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ROHRER'S PRACTICAL CAL.
'CULAIUR.-

A Book OF Plain Rules and Calculations for Business
Operation, BY Martin II. Rebrr-, PrscsicsI
Surveyor and Conveyanesr. New Edi-
tion, Published by J. B. Lippincott
K Co, Philadelphia.
This work contains 2U4 pages, and upwards Of
500 Rules and Examples, entirely and thoroughly
practical, such arise every day 10 the common
pursuits OF Business. i has already passed through
a number Of Editions in rapid succession, and IS
pronounced by all classes of business n Ell 10 be
the handiest book preference, pertaining caleu
lations, that has ever been Published.
Every example In the book Is worked out in ful
and stated IN plain manner, so that when a par
aHel case arises, those referring 70 the work viii
hnd no difficulty IN readily solving IL IN word,
the general arrangement Of the Calculator IS so
simple, that aLy ore who knows how TO add, sub
stract, multiply, divide, easily solve any or.
dinary example that arises in business, arrive Al
the result of any estimate required.
The chief aim OF The author has been 10 eschew
theory ard philosophy IN figures, aiming only az
facts and simplicity, believing that business men
care little about SPEEDING time IL discussing the
philosophy Of rules the science Of figures, deem
ing II sufficient fer their purpose 70 be able at a
moment, by reference, 10 arrive a the true result
The calculator differs IN this respect from ali A
rithmetcs OF the day, and kindred works--it a
key to practical business cacUlanons-t is, in the
bands OF the business man, what the key 10 math-
eurtica orks Is in the hands Of the teacher the
school-rooul-lt facilitates time and nSures +
Teetnsss.
THE WORK TREATS OF THE
Measurement c! Land of Lumber, Of Brick and
Brick work, of Stone and Stoue Work, Of Grain
and Gram Bins, Of Coal and Coal Bins, of Wood, Of
Solids of Liquids, ot Circular, Of Square, or ITregu-
lar Vessels, OF Cisterns and Yats, Of Roofing, Of
PIastersrs' Painters, GIzzieTs, PAYERS, PlumblTs,
Paper Hangers, and Upholsts-s', Work 1t treats
Of Currency md Of Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Of the Decimal System, of Reduction and It's extea-
ded application 10 Business, OF Simple and compound
Interest, and their entire application TO Business
transactions, with the laws and Usages governing
and regulating the same, together with numerous
Commercial Forms-of Legal Tender, OF Partial
PAYMENTS on Notes, of Banking and Bank Discount
Of Eauaton OF Payments and Partnership Accounts
of Assessment OF Taxes, of Weights and Measures,
Of Square and Cubic Measure, Of the Square Root
and lis application Business, Of Surfaces, Of Ex-
eavation, and of many other important practica
matters not within the scope of an adver t'sement
70 mention.
CZNaiIed fnost paid) to any part Of the United
States upon receipt ofthe money. Price Of a SIM
gle Copy, in Cioth, 60 Cents, two Copies for $
90. Bound in Pocket book form, Morocco, sl'o6
par copy.
ADDRESS:
Nj. NJ. ROHRER,
Box 1911 Philadelphia =. o., "a
- Nov. 30, 1s8o.-6ms.a
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Wervous Disorders.

What is more fearfal than breaking down Of tn.
: rvous system To be eIeitabie or nerYous in "a
small degree is most distressing, lor where can
remedy be found There is one :-drlnk5ut little
VINE, beer or Spirits or FAR better none take no
coee-~eak tea being preferable get all tae fresh
an you cam take three or four Pills every night
ear plenty Of solids, avoiding the use Of sops and
u these golden rules are followed. YOU viii beaI
py n a;lnd and strong in bodys and forget II
any nerves.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-11-30
GRANVILLE STOKES,
"a GIFT CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
ONE PRICE AND
No ABATEMENT.
10. COZ CHEsTNCT STREET.

NO, COZ CHESTNUT 7 STREET.
GRANVILLE STOKES would raturn thanks to
the public for their appreciation Of his Efforts 10
please, and their liberal patronage.
IN order tg keep Up this kindly feeling he has
yielded 70 the solicitations OF many OF his friends
ahd~inaugurated 2 new system, o; GIFTS with each
Garment sold. To his choice selection Of line Fab
rcs, and made-u7 Clothing, he invites the scrutiny
of the public, as well 10 his new mode OF doing
business Each article is warranted 10 De, in Fab
nc, Style and Make, equal TO any goJten up in the
City, and one price, (loEag than the owest) marked
on the Ticket
Each article sold, or measured for, IS acromP2-
MED by GIFT, varying in value from 81 to Sl00.
y. B--$one but the most sEtu Designers,
Cutters and Workmea employed; and satisfaction
ii Fit, Fashion Fabric Price and Gift, guaranteed al
GRANVILLE STOKES
ONE PRIZE GIFT CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. COZ CHESTNUT STREET.
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