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The national Republican., 1867-12-12
TIC DOULOUREUN Or
TURNER'S ITO DOULOUREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
Alexandria Advertisements.

H. GHEEN,
\. Formerly o. tho MARSHALL HousE.l -
Has reUpened tho CORN EXCHANGE, " King
street, Alexandria, where he will be happy to soc his
The national Republican., 1867-12-12
Confectionery.

246! HOLIDAY GOODS 246!
nave last returned with a full assortment Of tho
and FRENCH CONF fECTi oY YEkY. fRUiTs. &C., the
public IN this city. | am ready to furnish Parties
aud Bail and Receptions in the best manner, aud at
the shortest notice. ... J, II. SHARfIBLD, z -0.
". French Confectionsr,
po2S.u 2i6 Pa. Av. bet. l2th aud 18th sts.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12
1sr t E. ....
BOWERS 4 ALBERS,
Gate J; A, ,sHAFtEIELp Sol \ ,ox

ZOE UREAM MANUFAUTUHEKSA AND CUM
PETITIONERS, ..
800 Eleventh street, bet. X st. and Mass. ave-,
have lust received large stock OF French Con
feetionerics, Fancy Boxes. Toys, etc., suitable
for Christmas presents.
Parties, Weddings, Fairs, etc, furnished with
the best lee Cream, Water Ices, Cakes, etc., at
reasonable terms.
Give us n call. delo3m
The national Republican., 1867-12-12

ss- The Fourth of the Course Of SIC
LECTURES for the benefit Of the New Mission
Chapel Of the First Baptist Church, will be de-
liyered In the Church, on Thirteenth street, be-
at ~ n, m, by Rev. Dr. Williams, Of baltimore.
Subject, "From Baltimore to Rome and back"
Tickets, (admittng a gentleman and lady, 30
cents. de0-5ta q
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19

REoisIRATIoN.-We have the authority of
Distinguished officer Of the army. stationed in
tins District. for saying that the plau for reg
istering the State hos been matured aud and
determined.
General schofield will appoint for each
county in the State board Of three Com
"issionera. one Of whom will lie an officer of
the army, if possible; the other two civilians ::
and on the recommendation Of this board he
will appoint register for each n,ngis,.,iaI
district Ths register will simply be clerk
whose duty it will be to record iu book. m..lo
Tor the purpose, the names of such persons in
the district u" arc entitled TO vote. This aues
ton is 10 he settled by the oath Of tie rar,y
uFrlying to register, Unless there be a chal
lenge from some third party. or doubt in the
applicants own mind IN which case the Com
'n'SS'oners must detrmine the qurs.ion. It
VIII. OF course be necessary, therefore. for the
Commissioners 10 make "a circuit of the coup-
~, going from one district to another until ali
qualified citizens register. And they will be
authorized 10 remain in ench district long
enough 10 make this opportunity ample
Richmond Examiner.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19

bin. J. j. CuNNI NGnAM Cur cnterprisinp feI
low townsrnun hus opened this week lis beau
hiul aud varied stock Of spring aud eummer
goods. and glance at his attractive advertise
'nent will exhibit the tempting array which he
has provided for the qualification of his friends
and customers. In his rare combination, and
varied array of the useful and the agreeable
the ornamental aud the substantial. he il nre-
pared to satisfy all desires and crafty all tastes,
Here ladies' may find variety of whatever is
attractive III style, or graceful and becoming in
quality-"rntlemen a choice array of the
finest anu most durable-and one and all some.
thing to please each passing wh.rn, varying
taste. or pressing need. Iu beauty; quality
aud price, his stock is unsurpassed. In coun.c.
ton with the milinry and man,ua making de-.
p"rlmen:. Mrs LytIig"e will lie found ever
ready to execute orders in the latest ami best
styles. hlessrs Cunningham. Fow Ter aud Fair
solicit u visit from their old friends, and will
take pleasure in exhibiting their attractive
stock. Call at once.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19

tB7 Tho following persons have freish,
remaining in the depot at AbbevilTe. April
Goth:
G F: Kin'och. Y. B-linger H. w. Lawson,
F. F. R"berts"n. L. J. Johnson. White, Smith
q Co, ". pureeIey. J..W: Crawford. j. X. W.
Wilson, G. r. Becker. T. F. Lanear. ). 8 d T.
Becker, A. G. Hagin. A. j. Clinkscalrs. J.
smith. Rev. McNeili Turner, H. II. Crow-lI. J,
=: Rieee, W. d. Mars. Ii. T. Tustin.@N. McCra-
vier. W. Newell. d. l. Wardlaw, F. Williams
w: Taggart. J. II. Penny. c. T. Haskell W.
wilson, w. c. Wnrdlaw, W. Gordon. T. G Per
rim, ID. NJ. Rogers. D. }. Jordrn, j. H.. Wilson,
E. T. Patton. Bradley d Widen,nn, E. West
field. J: I, Lesley. J. 81. Mitchell, J. Ku,,z, j.
q. B. Ford, 8. Burton, K. F. Brown. s. I)a
Wis care II II. Harper. s. s. Marshall X. II.
Winn. The above persons will save storage
by Ealing soon for their freight.
u. II. SONDLEY, Ag't
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19

military acts. as the exercise of legitimate
power on the part Of Congress, this could only
be on the assumption that the various acts Of
accession were vald-,bat the Southern States
became foreign powers, and have now besp re-
duced to the condition of conquered provinces
yet such decision would be inconsisten,
with the prevailing theory Of the Government,
the principles upon which the war wus
wagtd. and have been acted upon by the Gov
ern,ne"y since its c:ose. If we ore, then, it,
in the Onion, we are entitled to the civil immG.
which the Constitution guarantees. and the
military law is Unconstitutional and void.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19
GENERAL sICKLES' ORDER

We publish in another cnlumn the fuI, text of
The important General Order, Of the commander
Of this Military District, which il will bc seen
makes material change. in the existing law, in
many particulars. IL will be seen that the
order cuis the "Gorlan knot" Of Cons,itu-
''"na' difficulty. whicl, has SO long perpl.xed
the Leg gislatura ard the Courts and gives
the desired relief to dcbtore, by tho sta,
OF executions in the minority of oas's. Mill.
'ury men are more disposed to regard the end
than the means, and are but little inclined To
sacrifice the purposes Of ;substanlial Jus.
tice to what they are apt TO consider shadowy
legal distinctions. Here the design and pur-
rose is. aud we believe. the practical ope ration
OF the new law will he, to administer relief
to the country, and as such We think i, will he
hailed with very general satisfaction. The
main provisions Of the law are wise aud cqui.
table, and not only adapted 10 meet tempo
rary exigency, hu, we'll worthy TO form pcrma-
nent features III The code Of a civilized reopl..
The regulations respecting the homestead,
bail, attachment. arrest IN final process the
carrying Of concealed weapons. the cl,unge Of
the death penalty in the ease OF burglary an
lnrc"ny. are more consistent we think with the
principles Of nm enlightened Jurisprudence
lhnn the existing law. We do not See how
ever the prorriety of The discrimination
which i. made against oil debts contracted du.
ring the wur. Many Of these are entirely
just aud equitable, and claim the same con
s'derali"n with those contracted before or
after. a provision ulso for the payment Of i'll
terts, 10 the creditors. many of whom a. well
rs the dehIo,s. ore pressed FIR tho means of
>ubsistence-nnd h provision for the payment
Of costs Which have accru u to the officers Of
The court-perhaps would hive cnmporled
more with principles Of justice and the geue-
raj welfare.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19
a5B We direct nttentiun IN III. .dror,;.o

pB We direct attention TO tn. advertise.
ment Of an exhibition Of panoramic views Of
b""yaus Pilgrims Progress. in another col
umn. THIS highly Interesting and Instructive en-
Iert"thihcnt VIII Ue gwen u Suner,,"iy Eoar -
urday evening. and IN This place on Monday
evening next. In addition 10 other attractions
each purchaser Of Ticket W i'll De entitled to a
chance at QUE of twenty-five rriz-s TO he given
away at The close Of the en,crtaip,nenL We
beepeak for them crowded house.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19
THE horns Of E.AInd faulty blowing"

Aud whose effect wns heightened by the charm.
OF one Of the loveliest pights Of the seasons
Tho corps numbers among its members some OF
The best musical talent of Ihis or any other
village. mud under The inspiring influences of
tn" hour. exercised all their powers. We con-
Rrn'ulate them upon the possession Of talents
whose exercise must be as pleasant to hem.
selves as entertaining to their friends. an tru.,
that We may again have the pleasure Of hear.
lug them nh some one Of those summer nights
Of "cl"u'l'sss cliines aud Starry skes"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19

NEW PArs0.-A new weekly Is shor,ly to
lie issued in Columbia under the name II .,ile
Freedtnau's Journal. tbs understood that its
columns will be devoted to tho dissenina alton
of intelligence among colored men, and Of Tho
more conservatives views entertained by the
best and ablest represent ntives Of their cluss )
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19

force in North or South Carolina, inconsistent
with the provisions of this general Order, is
hereby suspended and declared imperative.
BY Command Major-G eneral D. E. SrcKLEsI
J.W. CLOUS.
Capt. 3sth u. S. Init. A. d. C., l. A. A. A. Geu
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19

to these headquarters, in reference to the BRO
cecd'ngs OF the civil authnrties Of Suuth Car-
ol'na in the collection Of taxes. the following
letter from his Exc.llency the Governor to the
Comptroller General is published for the inror-
nation Of all concerned:
EXEctTIvE DLpARTMESTi S. c.,
COLUMBIA. Febru,ry 10, 1867.
Hon. S. H. Lcaph"t. C"mpir"Nr- General ::
SIR: Upon cnnfrrcnc. with several of the
TaX-Coleciors, "a well as the Attorney Gene
raj am satisfied that the enforcement of the
Acts Of the General Assembly. according to
their technical import, will he very oppressive
to the poor. who are unable to pay their tuxts
and have no property and who, in such con
tingency. are required to be arrested ani con-
fined in Jail un:l they do pay the execution :;
and it will impose n iuinous burthen. OIL the
State to pay 70, dieting all who may lie arrest
ed. When once plnc, d in JILL there is no
power 10 release The lclinqneu. until the I.rr.
islature meets. In the present s,rni.ncd con
ditou Of the finances Of the State, il must br
avoided. AID you are hereby directed t" iesue n
notice 10 the Shrr,tis of tho several Dis,r rcts.
InstI ucting them not To arr.s, a,ti 1,ut in
Jail any delinquent in Il tax ex.culi,r, un.css
such Sheriff, upon inquiry, shall be satisfied
that he Or she is frauIulen'ly ccneealng prop.
erty, or withholding money belonging to him
or her; AMI that, IN every case where he be-
heves the delinquent is unable, for wnnt Of
means, to pay, that the execution shall he so
endorsed, and 10 further proceedings taken
uror it. | have the honor 10 be very re.,.ct
1u'iy, yours, &c, JAMES J.: ORR.
Governor.
The Instructions. Of the Governor will be
carefully observed hy Sher,ifs aud other ofli-
GERS. Sheriffs or other officers charged W: I'll, the
execution Of process for the collie. lion oe. taxes
will te required to report to the cnlnn,anli
officer of the post witch their duties are rcr-
formed. the names Of all parties imprison ed for
the non-rnynent of ,sxes the amount due,
and the amount Of costs and fees, Together
with evidence showing /" that he or she il fraud
ulen'ly c"ncealing property or Withholding
money belonging to him or her"
Post commanders " III Sc. that the require.
ments of this circular are Observed
BY command of Major General u. T. Sick.
lea. J. W. CLOUS,
Captain SSH Iufantrv
y. d. c. and a. a A. G.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19

The SenESApE-To our young friends Of
the AhbeSille Amateur Minstrel Corps We ten
der our best thnnIs. and those OF others. who
were similarly favored, few nights since, for
The pleasure of having som. delicious music,
which fell as swee.Iy and uoftIy upon the ear
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19

Gov. Orr has entered into a contract with
DIR. Douglas BLY,. for supplying the disabled
soldiers Of this State with artificial legs. The
cost to the State for each leg, WIZ be s7465.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19
HEADQ'ns 2D MILITARY DIsTR,cr,

CHARLESTON. April II. 1867
In reply to several communications addressed
to these headquarters, in reference to the pro-
cecd'ngs of the civil authorities Of SOUTH Car
ona in the collection Of taxes, the following
letter from his Exc.llency the Governor to the
Comptroller General is published for the in for
nation Of all concerned:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19

Rzriofous SEestoxA T6h' beine Good Eft.
dsg: dNias sssssies wiIl Do held III 1siSi,y.
Church 70 sday; s,so .oa sandxy: psst Yhs;
Psbae sts rsspsetfally iaritsA III astsald. = =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-19

Il 10 tie Shoe Department will be found / Mi I, on..
sdged by all to s the ee. urge stok viii bersssived
1 His GfsticEklES will b. 70. nd Arss class %
i ThS Lsdies will ind dice lot OF = r-s:yss5>.-
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M Ar h FED.

In this place. on Tuesday last, by Rev R.
c. CEristy. Mr. E. r. DUNEGAN, of st. Au-
gustine, this county, and Miss MARY ANN
GURLEY, of Ebensburg.
There it is-done again. The same old
story of love and courtship, eliminating in
matrimOny! Well. all we need say for them
is that we hope God will bless and prosper
them in their new relations, as they are both
worthy of each other aud deserving the ben
eGictions of all well-wishers. May she who
in committing herself to the care and keep
ing of our generous friend has said,
Il would be thine
Not passions wild emotion
To show thee, ftful as the changing wind
But, with still, deep. fervent life-devotion
To be to thee the help meet God design d
For this l would be thine!''
may she fHlly realize her fondest anticipa-
tions in wedding one so worthy of her heart 5
purest affections.
1t Chest Springs, on Friday. July 26th
by Rev. Edward Burns, Mr.. FRANcIs CooP-
ER, of Cearfield township. and Mrs. MARY
ANN M'kENzIE. of Chest Springs.
May they live long and happy, and be
blessed with az abundance of the pleasur es
of married life, duly seasoned with those little
responsibilities which can only render their
happiness the more complete.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-08-08

USE THE BEsT.-BladeS' Euphonial Lu-
6ricators are a medical preparation in the
form of LozeDge. and are universally con-
sidered the most pleasant, convenient and eff
fectual remedy in use for Hoarseness. Coughs,
Cnlds, Groups. Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Diptheria, and all Pulmonary Complaints
They are WARRANTED to give quicker and
more lasting benefit in the above affections
than any other remedy. Also to contain no
eetsrious ingredient. and not to offend the
weakest aud most sensitive Stomach
Blades Constitution Pills are So called be-
cause of their peculiar effect upon the Liver,
Stomach, Blood and Nervous System. For
inactivity of the Liver. for the Stomach in
arrangement, or Dyspepsia, they will de
light the patient with their mild and bcne>
fetal effect, especially if after long continued
indigestion and costiveness, they are left
with periodical returns of the Sick Headache
In case of severe cold. producing Chills
and Fever, you can break it very soon by
using the Pills as per directions with each
box. JOHN IL. BLADES & CO.,
aug81y Propretors, Elmira, n. Y.
For sale by all Druggists; 25 Cts. per box.
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DIED.

At the residence of his grandfather, Peter
Collins. Esq, in this place, on Sunday night,
28th ult., JOHN CBRYsosToM, son of Edward
and Ellen Shoemaker, aged years, 2 mos.
and 8 days.
The deceased was beautiful child of un-
common promise-the idol of the household
and favorite in all circles--and was quite
healthy until within short time of its death.
The little sufferer endured great pain with
extraordinary fortitude until death termina-
ted Its Affections. The stricken parents have
the sympathy of the community, and the
prayers of all feeling hearts for divine aid in
their behalf in this their sad bereavement.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-08-08
MDCCLX.
"CENTURY."
SIOO A DAN.

We have adopted the plan of putting mon
ey in CENTURY TOBACCO to induce con-
sumers to use it, knowing that it is only ne
cessary for them to give il. a trial to become
fully satisfied of its merits. and to pronounce
it THE BEST FINE CUT MADE. We
will continue to offer these inducements un-
til this fact is fully recognized.
We are making THE CENTURY from
selections of the very choicest old leaf, am,
have devoted every care to its manufact' IRE
1t is free from Drugs, and in every r..spent
a PURE ARTICLE OF CHEWIEG TO
BACCO.
On Mondays we viii place IN one paper a
$HOO U. 5. Note. GA T Tuesdays, in two
papers, 500 each. On Wednesdays, in five
papers, $40 each. Gn THURSDAYS. in ten
papers, SO each. On FRIDAYS. in twenty
papers. SD each, and on SATURDAYS, in fftv
papers. So ach; in all cases issuing GEN
UINE U. 5. GREENBACKS to the amount
Cf 500 day.
The finders of these GREENBACKS, bv
sending US their names. address. and mum
bers OF the bills, will be presented with pack
ages OF our Tobacco. IN proportion to the
amount of money found.
This House has been established for over
Hundre,! Years, and has always sustained
a character for honesty aud fair dealing.
which puts to flight all doubts, if any should
exist, as to the genuineness of this enterprise
THE CENTURY TOBACCO can be had
IL large quantities, at Manufactured prices
of a. r. Mitchell, 35 Central-st, Boston; B.
A. Van Schaick, Is s. Front ST., Philad'a !;
Foy & Earle. 85 S. Water-st., Chicago /:
Schultz & Bagley, 81 West Second.st., Gin,
cinnati,
Price list sent on application to
z. & G. LORILLAp~
(Establishr' ~, ~
@1eo 1u1 10 Uhambers-st ".
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PRovIDENCE, r. l., Jan. Is, 1867.

Z 1'V' II71'-'|IJ w I'' . t1'I' AOJ TUT
MRSSRs. WARDwELL & CLARK, General
Agents Hartford Live Stock Insurance Co.
Gentlemen: l wish to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of 5000 for loss ofmy horse Charcoal" J."
one of my stock of so horses insured in your
Company. This horse was accidentally kill
ed on the 28th ult.. and thank you for the
prompt payment of my claim. am con-
vinced of the value and certainty of the in
surance which l have Effected.
Yours, &C., ALBERT WEAVER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-08-08

SINCE the announcement by Messrs. Mills
& Davis that they would sell goods at re-
duced prices in order TO lessen their stock
previous to removal to their new storeroom,
quite a rush of customers have been wend-
ing their way in that direction. There are
still, however, plenty of bargains in all kinds
of goods to be had at their store, but re-
member that delays are dangerous, and you
may wake up some fine morning and find
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-08-08

DIR. STRICKLAND: Having used your Anti
Cholera Mixture during the cholera epidemic
here last summer, and induced others 10 do
the same. in cases that had all the cholera
symptoms, in every case it promptly check
ed the disease. | believe it's the best rem
edy known for cholera and diarrhn, Of
every form, and advise those afflicted to try
it.-W. BARBER. of the firm of Barber
Choate & Naber. Cincinnati
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-08-08
A TALE OF Voc

A TALE OF WoE-
/ clasped her tiny hand in mine,
1 gently press'd her lovely form,
1 vowed if she'd be only mine,
To shield her from the world cold storm
She set her beauteous eyes on me,
The pearly tears did wildly flow,
And with her pouting lips she said
Confound you, let me go!
Go where? Why to the Loretto Drug Store
to buy quantity of toilet articles for moth
er, such as soaps, perfumery, etc. and faith
er wants box of those extra cigars, and sis
ter has the whooping cough and needs med
icine, and I-why. I'm to be married. aud
want some of that wall paper to decorate
my little home. You can find all the arti-
cles she wanted, and many more. at the Lo-
retto Drug Store. See advertisement.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-08-08

MARogED rs SINGLE The best contested
aOd usost Interesting game Of base ball that
has beeu participated in here this season,
was played "a Saturday afternoon last, the
contestants being nine of the married aud
nEne of the single members of the Mountain
Ger Club. The game occupied two and
half iaeUrs and resulted in a well earned vic
tory for the bachelors. The score was as
fellows
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-08-08

A CURIosIrY-There is said to be large
stone, used in the Coz struction of an aque-
duct on the Branch road. short distance
east of our town, which bears upon its sur
face the impress of an Indians moccasin
We do not know that the track" points in
the direction of II. A. Shoemaker & Co.'S
store, but we do know that if you want to
be in time to get your share of the splendid
goods Harry is selling at greatly reduced
prices, you had better 'make tracks" along
Main street on ''double quick"
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IN THE ORPHANS COURf q
n CAMBRIA COINTY In tbo>f
aug ., IS6I--3t- COmmisSi ousr
A COMPLETE HISTORY

II OTICE.-To William Straver
- and SusaDnah, his wife, Daniel Vs.
sam and Lucinda. his wife, Matilda Cain 'oT,5
Mary Martha Cain. heirs and legal renresen-
tatlves of klizateth Cain, decd .-Tsts -
tIce that an inquest will be held at ths ,at,,
dwelling of Elizabeth Cain, late Of TavIor
township, Cambria county. decd. ON FridsV
the 8oth day Of Angus, next, at oScloeI ia
the afternoon OF thai day, for tie purpose Of
making partition. Of the real estate Of said
deceased to AID among her children and le-
st pfeSef. .tatives, if the same can be- Done
. MiIhou! !,rejndice to or spelling OF the whole.
C."er".s Sc to value and appTaise the same.
a. hch tune and place you are requested
to attend If you think proper.
JAMES MYERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Ebensburp- .InIu ~ 1se-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-08-08

IT is announced that new fractional cur
rency of the denomination of fifteen cents
will shortly be issued by the "powers that
be-" and it may not be amiss to also an
nounce that j. NJ. Thompson holds himself
in readiness to receive the forthcoming cur
rency, or in fact any other currency that is
genuine. in exchange for merchandise, good
and cheap, at his establishment on High
Street. Go and see Jim, buy his goods, and
make room in your pocket-books for the
new currency about to be issued
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-08-08

QUACKENBos's ARITRMETICs-Qua
boss new Arthmetics claim to be the best in
the field, and we think not without reason
Why2 Because their rules and analyses are
admirably condensed. Because in number
and variety of examples they are unequalled.
Because in interest and all other business
operations (on which they are particularly
fulD they teach the methods actually used
by business men. Because, being written
since the war, they are up to the times
(Which none of the old textbooks are)-
give present prices, teach that there is a
difference between gold and currency, de-
scribe Government Securities, and show how
to find the comparative results of invest
ments in them. New York, Brooklyn, Jer-
sey City, &C.. have adopted them for their
Common Schools, aud we think their merits
have only to be known to introduce them
generally. We see the Publishers ID. Ap-
pleton & Co., of New York; are advertising
for local agents for these Arithmetics in
every county.