- FAR MESS' COLUMN.
" ' ABOUT FRUIT TREES.
We have received from a correspon.
'. dant at Jay, B.," also ono from
Jefferson, "A Subscriber," letters of
inquiry in regard to fruit trees, but with
the present crowded stale ol our columns
it is impossible for us to print tlicm In
full. We trust what follows will givo
' each tho information ho requests, but
moanwhilo invito from our correspon.
dents anything from their own expert
enco or observation touching tho mat
ters embraced in the queries.
1. The fall is considered tho best timo
to sot out applo trees, but if neglected
last fall, do not let tho spring pans willi-
, out performing the job.
2. Pruning requires a wholo column
rather thou tho lino or two wo can give
; it. Tho oporation is performed both in
the winter and summer, according to
circumstances. Winter pruning should
be performed with as littlo injury ns
. possiblr 10 tho bark, using sharp tools
And covering nil wounds with paint,
grafting wax or shellao dissolved in nloo
holi Summer pruning is dono mainly
to prevent an undue or unsightly growth
n any one pare oi mo woo or piaui, or
(o check its luxurianco and induce frui
ttn. Tf tin ,lr,,,n fnm'nit n1 unn i firm
by simply nipping tho young shoots with
tho thumb and finger, or cutting them
' with a pocket knifo.
3. Tho dead bark, moss, &o., from
' tho bodios and largo limbs of trees can
bo soraped oil' to good advantage.
Soap suds, not very strong, is a good
wash, as it is beneficial to tho true and
destroys iusccts which cling to the
bark.-
4. Fruit trees are gross feeders mid
should bo given a' liberal supply of
manure. Let it bo well foiked in around
the tree, and al-o applied to tho surface,
spreading it on tho ground as far linn
the trees as the roots extend.
5. Wo would recommend tho follow
ing list of winter fruii for our JclFersou
subscribers, vix: lihodo Island Greening,
Baldwin, llubliardston Nonsuch. Jowiti's
Red, Bellflower, Hoxbury llusset, Minis-,
ter, American Golden Russet, Northern
Spy, Ribston Pippin, Pino Permain,
Blaok Oxford, Spitzenburg fiom which
he can make a selection.
6. Wo would reccommoiid grading
into the limbs oi tho tree,- taking caro to
have the top formed even and symme
trical. 7. Both our querists, and all others
interested in fruit culture, should study
Mr. Qoodale's report on tho Agriculture
ofMaino for 18CI, nr.d Barry's Fruit
Garden. Tho latter work can bo obtain
ed of A. Williams & Co., Boston.
Maine Farmer.
MANAGEMENT OF COLTS.
As much doponds upon tho proper
management ofacoltto insure a good
and gcntlo horse, a few suggestions
from ono who ha3 had soino experience
in the matter may not ho out ot plneo.
Every farmer who is eng.igod in rear
ing young horses, should commence
early to handlo them; and for this pur
pose, a halter of tho proper size should
be prooured, so that tho colt may be
taught a very important lesson, while it
is young, iu being trained to tho halter.
. It is unwiso to sulT.r tho colt to run
until it is threo 'or four years old beloro
it is taught oveu tho first lessons.
When it bocomos necessary to work
the dam, especially when plowing, tho
Cvlt should be haltered, and tied whero
.it will bo convenient tolooeo it and let
it suck, say threo or four times during
tho day. By this mpans; the colt will
not bo in danger of being crippled by
running into tho gearing, as is oftou tho
case when it runs at will.
Too much pains can not bo taken to
provido good and comfortablo quartet's
for yon? colts, as. much depends upon
this, as well as tho kind and quantity oi
feed given them j for if these nro suffered
to run about during tho winter, exposed
to all tho chilling wiuds and storms, as
tho manner of somo is, they will certain'
ly fail to mako as good animals ns they
would hnvo been under a bettor treat
ment. Then, for tho sake of economy,
see that your colts, as well asolherstoek,
are provided with good quarters'
I will now state my method of break
ing" young horses to work, which I havo
found to bo successful with but very littlo
labor and vexation) but my success, pro
bably, doponds moro upon their manage
ment while young, in training; them to
tho halter, and otherwise milking them
gcntlo, than upon tho method itself.
First, aftor gontly placing tho harness
upon tho colt, it should bo led nbout by
the harness, in order to accustom, it to
the harness, thon buckle on to the bit a
good pair of linos, and drive it about for
an hour or so, to teach it tho uso of the
bit, whdn it may bo hitohod to the
iragdn, with which it may bo tuught
the work it is now to pe rforui. .
Bugs in Tras. 0. Connnt, Barnstable
Co., Mass. Tho bug in tho pen oomos
from an egg laid iu tho pea whon it is
young. Tho egg hatches out a grub
which finally changes toabuotlo. Soul
ding the poas, bsfore plautiutr. will kill
, booties,.
MAIL FACILITIES.
Port Offick opens nt I) a. m., rinses 9 p. m.
Mull fWiin Wayuesburg to Rice's Landing dai
ly fl a. m , arrives U p. in.
From Washington to Wayncsbarg, dully 10
a in., urrlves 7 p. in.
From Wayncsburg to Cameron, W. Vii.,
Leaves Wajiicsluirg on Mondays and Fridays
at 8 a. ui., arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays nt
S p. in.
Wayneslmrg to Jollcytown j leaves on
Wednesdays 5 a. hi , arrives nt (i p. m.
Wnynesburif to Willow Trees Arrives on
Wednesdays 1 1 a, in., departs la m.
Wayuesburg to Morgautown j Aifivcs on
Wednesdays at 3 p. in,, depnits Thursdays 'I
a in.
vYnynosburg to Mlddlehonrnc, W. Vii. Ar
rives Wednesdays at ii p. m departs Thurs
day 4 a. in.
Wavncsburg to West Alexander j Arrives
Friday's nt 7 p. in., dcpailsSalnrdnys nt 7 at
m. JOS. COOKE, P.M.
DIt. W. II. WITMOKK
HAS been in successful praelleo fur a num
ber of years, with tlio experience of llio
dillerent hospitals iu Europe, also a member
of tho Analytical jMudicnl Institute of New
York, continues to attend to all professional
rases at 1 is ollice , No, 'JUS Filbert Street,
Phila.
No patent Medicines nro used or recom
mended s the remedies administered are those
which will not brako down tho constitution,
but renovate the system from nil injuries it lias
sustained from mineral medicines, and leave
the systcn in a healthy and perfectly cured
condition.
DYSPEPSIA that distressing diseaso and
fell destroyer of health and happiness, under
mining the constitution and yearly carrying
thousands to untimely graves, can most cm
phatlclly bo cured.
Melancholy, Abbcrratlnn, thntstato of Alie
nation and weakness of mind which renders
persons incapable of enjoying tho plciisbrcsor
performing the duties of life.
RHEUMATISM, iu any form or condition,
chronic or aecute, warranted curable. Epi
lepsy, or falling; sickness, all chronic or stub
born cases of
F E M A L E 1) 7 ,? E A S E S
radically removed ; Suit Rheum and every
description of ulcerations'; Piles and scroful
ous diseases which have battled all previous
medical skill, can bo cured by my treatment;
and I do say all discaes, (yes Ciimiimjiiiou) can
be cured by wearing my Medical Jaccl, which
is a protection to the lungs against all changes
of weather la nlltClinintcs having investigated
for years tho cause and character of intermit
tents (fever and ague) in all parts of the United
States will cure 'permanently nil chroi ic or
acute cases ol Ague anil nervous discuses in a
lew days.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE
OH DRAW1XU OFRLOOD.
Tapo Worm, that dread to the Human
Family for years, can be.rcmoved with two or
threo'doscsof my newly discovered remedy,
warranted in all cafes. Consiiltn'ion in the
Kurdish and (lerumn Languages free of charge.
Will make visils any distance, if desired. May
be addressed by letter (conlldcn.nlly.) and
Medicine sent with proper directions' to any
part of the country.
OFFICE No. 'iii'S Filbert Street, Fhila.
niari'h'tKI-ly
mm i wmx,
UKAMill IN
III k Sfflll
MAGAZINES, DAILY PAPERS,
or
&0
WAY NESBURG, PA,
Nov. 20, 18(1.1.
I? 23 J. O 313
HAYING BEEN MADE, WE OFFER OUR
CUSTOMERS ONE OF THE LARG
EST STOCKS OF
DRY GOODS!!
Kilt M m.
LEATHER, BOOTS & SHOES,
Hats & Caps !
IROff, NAILS .iOJd SALT,
And a great variety of BONNETS and HATS
lor the ladies, at the lowest prices that Uoods
havo been sold for since the commencement
ot tho War.
PRINTS From 12 1-2 to 2.1 cts. per yd.
MUSLINS,... " m 1-9 to 40 "
FISH Atrillslmrgli prices.
IKON & Nulls" Card Prices.
HAtl '' ija per barrel.
COTTON YARN, at reduced rates.
Wo havo tho goods In Morn, nnd all wo ask
of our friends is to call and sec for themselves
for wo nro satislied that nn examination of our
stock and low prices will repay them for their
trouble. To orr friends at a distance, wo ex
tend a cordial It. citation to call and see their
old friends who nio always glad to see them,
for wo can assure them that it will repay them
for tho trouble.
V. II. M'COY & CO.
Tho old stand of W. II. M'COY, (Ireensho.
ro, Greene County, l'nim'a. LMaylo,'i,-.-tr
S. B, M'Ei.aoY. Jas. Dickson, J. T. Shank.
SPUING TUADK, 1 8 0 0.
G-OODS
WII0I.ESA1.U 1
AT
M'BLMY, DICKSON & CO.,
31 FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURGH, ,PA.,
Now olTortl.nirSPRINa aOODSattlm lowest
market price I-kiim, cAsu-tho stock will be
kept complete during tho Mason. Uuers
fro.n eastern and cenlml Ohio, Wostern
Fennsylvanla and West Virginia, are ,lv. "
local) and oxninlnn tho assortment. March o
' llobcrl ikouautT
Carnage Manufacturer
Wavnkhiiuiio, Pa.,
rJESPECTFULLYfrWos notice that hn has
i locatod In Wayuusborg, l'a., where ho lu
teuds to nmnufncluro
O A Jl It I A Q K S
Of ovory description. From his cxpcrleneo In
tho business, ho feels conlhlent that his work,
111 St vie. Iblluli nml .1,ii.l,nilu ,.,111 ,.l.. ....it...
saMslacllon. li Is his determination to purcliaiio
die best inntorWl In market, and employ none
out enmnotont workmen,
WAll now. work wnrrontnd for ont roar,
Warnwbuqfc Fok. h ISU0 t j
C3r 33 A. T
BAEQAINS ! !
THE uuderl0'ned lias a largo lot of
BOOTS, SHOES,
- AND
mmmi
Wlilch lie will cioso out at
Fill ST COST!!
All persons in want of bargains will do well
to call soon.
W. A. POUTER.
WnynesliiHH, Nov.'l.", IS(i.". tl.
Jills K. S.SA1 KliS.
T. IIOSK1SSOS.
NEW GOODS !
Winter Stock.
MKS. E. S. SAYEUS Ss IIOSKINSON,
Sogers' Coma; Waynedimj,- Pet.
MESSRS. SAVERS .t IIOSKINSON
Have lust opened nn extensive and entirely
new slock of FASIUONAIiLE
Bought In the best Eastern market, nt tho very
lowest cash rates, coinpri.-ini; all styles of the
most J'ashionahle and serviceable textures of
Gentlemen & Lades' "Wear
It is useless to enumerate. They havo cvery
li'uic in the line, with
I'.ONNETS, HATS, CARS, HOOTS
And Shoes, Wares of all kinds, nnd ft com
plete variety of the best (UN IOEKIES. All of
which lliey'proposo to si ll at tho very lowest
ftgarcs, depending on the (iiality and' cheap
ness of their goods to gain them cutoi.
Nov. :",, isi;."i. t f
Bradley & Smith
MANUFACTURERS
AND
-IN-
SADDLES, $fe
HAUNESS, TRUNKS, &o., &(
No. 132 Wood Street,
PJTTSBUftG, PA.
PEOPLE OK GREENE COUNTY wishing
I. anything in our line can be furnished on
tho shortest notice nnd
MOST REASONABLE '1TLRMS.
Persons from a distano s. nding us OltDEItS
will have them promptly attended to, and on
account of being near Market Head Quarters
wo can J'urnlsli goods CHEAPER than they
can be bought elsewhere.
nnd wo will give them our strictest attention
and forward go ds bv Express to W nynesburg
by boat or persons living iu tho country can
send by Pedlars and Hucksters.
nuirli'J'l!,-. tf liltAIJLEV & SMITH.
NEW MEM!
jlllEUNDEHSIGNEDhave nssociitedlhcm
JL selv cs together hi thu name and stylo of
HUGHE AND LUCMS,
at the old stand of Iliiuiii'.s, RwaiidA Co., In
Rices Landing, Pn for the purpose ofcarrylng
on the (Irocei v, Forwarding and Commission
busincssinall its various branches, They hope,
by the long experience of one ol tho Partners,
nnd strict attention to business, to receive a
liberal shine of tin public patronage In their
lino of business, They will
KEEP CONSTAN I'LY ON HAND
A good supply of Groceries, such ni Biiirnr1
Coll'ce, Rice, Molasses, Nails nnd Iron, Oils
nml Paints, and all articles usually liept In a
Grocery Slim', all of which they will sell at a
7cry small advance over cost anil oiiitIiwo.
LtNDSEY HUGHES,
THOMAS LUCAS.
May 3, '(i."-tf
LATEST STYLES
OF
BOOTS ANPSHOEBf
MOUOAN H I N E II A It T ,
Mecluinle's Row, Wayncshurg, Pa.
R K S P E 0 T F IT L L Y announce to my
I luiiuerons wist., mem that I have purchased
Mr. Win, Hays' Interest In tho llrui known as
Hays As Rlnelmrl, and have removed niyslion
Irotu Vilsoii's building to tho
On Michnnlii's Row, where I am prnparod
to do all kinds ot work, stitched and pegged,
Irom tli cuiirsest to thu lluuol and latest
stylos ot
SOOTS AN li SHOE
Also, all kinds or mending on yory reason
able terms and shortest notice. )o not fall
to givoas a can,
M. HINEUMtT.
Noy.M, '05.. tf.
SLER &
Have been awarded th Highest Premiums
at all Foreign, United States and State Fairs
where exhibited.
Tho qualities which recommend tho 'Wheel
er & Wilsi n are :
1. It uses NO SHUTTLE, mid mtetho
LOCKSTIC'H.
2. Reality and excellence of stlch, alike
up botli sides of tho tabrie sewed.
3. Strength, firmness and durability of
seam, that will not rip nor ravel.
4. Economy of thread.
r. Its attachments and wide range of ap
plication to purposes and materials.
(. Compactness and eleganco of model
nnd finish.
7. Simplicity and thoroughness of con
struction. 8. Speed, caso of operation nnd imtnngc
mcut, and quietness of movement.
!). It has been the popular Family Sewing
Machine for nine years, and hence it not an
experiment to buy it.
Read the following extract from the Chica
go Trittttitc :
"The Wheeler it Wilson Loek-Stltcli Ma
chine in 1,000 yards of Seam, uses 2,2.")0 yards
thread.
The (imver &, Baker Double Thread Chain
Siitch Machine in 1,000 yards of team uses
r,nm) vards thread.
The" Wd'ick it Oihbs Single Tlirad Chain
Stitch Machine, in I.OUOvards of seam uses
U,50U yards of thread.
Over 8,000 Wheeler Ai Wilson Machines
arc in uso in Western Pennsylvania, which
is more than all others combined.
A machine whose merit lias achieved such a
world wide renown and success.
Wanantei Thro Years
I5y a responsible Company, brought to the
bouse of tin) purchaser, instructions given in
its use, without extra charge, and sailsf.iction
guaranteed, it is no experiment to buy, and
tlere is no investment which pays a belter in
terest or brings more comfort, health, happi
ness and relief lu the household.
Send for Circulars and Samples to
WM.SUMXEIt it CO.,
No. 27 Fifth St., Pittsburgh, l'a.
Agency for Western l'a.. Eastern' Ohio, and
Western Virginia.
Nov. 22, 1805. Julyl2-ly.
C-3" These celebrated machines are sold' iu
Wayuesburg by dpt. J. M. ivK.vr, Wilson's
building.
PHOTOGRAPH
G- Jh. JL JLm E3 3EL ST
-1N-
WAYNE.SMUllG, I'ENN'A.
Has filled up a new and splendid Photograph
Liaiicry iu itiu mint story oi
ALLISON'S BUILDING,
Where ho Is prepared to executo
PIIOTOUKAI'IIS,
AM 15 ROTATES,
MALEIANOT Yl'KS,
CA11TES DE VISITE,
And all other kinds and sizes of pictures, In a
style equal to the best artists. .Especial atten
tion will be given to copying pictures and en
larging them. All applications will bo proinnt
ly attended to. Their rooms are conimoiUnus
nnd attractive, and every desirable accommo
dation will lie rem'.erod'to customers This Is
decidedly the best opportunity to secure accu
rate likenesses ever ottered to the people ol
Greene County. Call any time it suits you.
Pictures taken any lime Iu the day, and in all
kinds of weather. Nov, l."., Isi;.",. tf.
AYBBS
0
l;,T li 0 :
CJTILL continue to curry on (ho Marble nnd
KJ Mono culling business at llielr long estab
lished stand immediately K,u;t of tho Public
sipiarc, Main Street, Waynesliui'i;.
This establishment has been in constant
operation since Isilt), and the long experience
und energy of the proprietors, linked with the
exercise oi' sound judgment and good taste,
have won for them a wide spread und enviable
reputation. Anextenslvo stock ol'lho various
varieties of the best marble kept constantly on
band. Special allcntlon paid to polishing,
dressing, varying and cngriing,
All orders promptly lllled.
Deccmbi r2M. 1802.
GROCERIES!
Let All Persons
COME TO WAYNESIJURQ
"A'O GrOt
CHEAP CROCERlttG
OF
otti:bis:l & taylor,
Proprietors of tho splendid Grocery Sloro, foi
nierly osvned by Joseph Youter. Mr. Taylor
keeps on hand a guild supply of tho very liest
SUOAH, COKEEE. TEAS, RICE, MOLAS
SES, SPICES, CARIION OIL, LAMPS,
LAMP C1IIMN1ES, SHOE 1'TNDINGS, &c..
&c'und, in fact, JiVEUY TH IN U usually
kept lu a first class Grocery Hloro.
Two doors East of Widens Now Building
Oot, II, '08-tf
RECONSTRUCTION
NOT OF
THE UNION
BUT OF
EsaacSoonor's
GliOCEIlY & CONFECTION Ell Y 1
MR. HOOPER would still havo his rlends
and patrons bear n mind, that lie con
tinues in thu Grocery and Confectionery trade
at his usual placo ot doing business, and that
he Ims just received
A. Fresh Supply
of tho best quality of all ui tides in Ids line.
TOYS NOTIONS and a great variety or
useful articles always on hand.
REFRESHMENTS,
In connection with the above, Mr. Hooper
keeps a Restaurant, where ICE CUE AM, ber
ries and all the luxuries of the season can bo
obtained.
The moat attractive and mo.'t popular resort
In town, June 14, 'li.l-iy
E. B. Pendleton,
iTSnniilacturiiis: Jeweler,
No. 20 Fijth Street, Third Floor, .
lTlTSnUIlGII, l'A.
Jewelry mndo to order, Hair Work, Corps
.Marks, linages, ivc. ; Jewelry repnirou
und made to luok equal to new,
Hiijhcil Cash ft'lca 7W for OH (!vl,l SUrer.
ALL ORDKRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
July 1-'. 'Uj-lv
AXL KINDS OF rillNTIXG.
TIB HPIIilEjil
thl--
I 1
OFFICE,
i' NESBURG II, TENX'A.
Having connected with the Ore one County
Republican a superior Job Olllcc, we are now
propnrod to execute
PLAIM Am FANCY
JOB PRINTING
THE PINES T STYLE.
Our prices cannot bo surpassed for cheap
ness by niiy other establishment m this part
ot the State. Parties wishing
dono Bhould glvo us a call. We aro ready at
nil times to do anything In tho printing line.
Waynesburgli, October, 1st!."..
Executors' IYolice.
LETTERS Testamentary liavlng been grant
ed the utnlerslgnod on t!) estate of DAVID
RICH, doeoased, late of Cumberland town
ship, Greene county, Pa. Notice Is hereby
given to nil persons Indebted to said estate to
mako Immediate payment, and thoso having
claims to present them properly authenticated
for settlement, JOHNSON WVCOEF,
LOT L. RICH,
ap!8-Cw. Executors,
T II E
MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS,
forty (llll'erenl styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for jwtn to iJiiiMi each, THIR
TY FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or
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AND
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cvi'rv ileiiartnient of business, nnd vet s
skiltully condensed that the attentive student
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consists of
STOCK BOOKS,
closed o'ico with n loss and twice with a cain
exhibiting by three dillerent. methods the
traustcr ot old to new books.
rAKTiNEUSllll' HOOKS,
conducted bv three dillerent. mellmilq. pv.
hiliiling tho transfer of tho old to new books, I
with the introiluclion ol a new partner ; also
practically illustrating tho
Pl'IVATE LEDOEU, 1
by means of which the results of the business
are kept out ot the general books, lor the uso
ot the partners only.
L1XTURS ON 1JUSINESS SUIMECTS.
How every one may get ii h. How to get
rich by trading. Tile cause ol Commercial
lailures. Gil speculations, llio moral Intlu
mice of integrity in youth, etc. Also lectures
upon
COMMERCIAL LAW,
on Partnerships, Con.racls, Insurance, Com
mon tamers, the Matuto ol Limitations, ele.
Practical instructions in DETECTING
COUNTERFEIT PANIC NOTES,
by a full set of genuine vignettes and coun
ters, and a huge collection of counterfeit notes.
OUlt nAILUOADUOOK-KKKl'INll,
(m manuscript,) exhibits the construction anil
equipment, tne operating receipts and expen
ditures ; the bonds closed and a dividend re
corded. These books arc advertised by others
luil not taught elsewhere iu the ciiy, Our
new system of
PRIVATE HANK HOOKS,
(in nianuserijil,) embraces all the best foims
iu use nnn'iig private bankeis. Our new en
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other pupils with those ut the graduates of
this institution.
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op
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'As an extensive ship owner, American and
EuiMpenn merchant, bank director, etc.. lie
has borne the reputation of the hiehe.sl ordo
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Merchant, No. H South street, N. Y.
"I graduated in Dulfs college in half tlio
time I expected. His lulinimblu system in
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President Exchange Rank, Pitlsburuh.
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have met with. " JOHN SNYDER,
Cashier Rank nf Pittsburgh.
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opinion olthu utility of tho improved method
of Mr. Duir." . GUUDON J. LEEDS,
Recording See. ol the Anier. Instl , N. Y.
Oti"V II. Dud's Penmanship
For tho best business and Ornamental' Pen
manship, awarded our present Penman, by
tho
United States fire at Cincinnati!, in 18(10
Pennsylvania State fair at Wyoming 18(10
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MrtT'M-lf PITTSBURGH, p. j
HELMDOLD'G
EXTRACT BUC1IU.
HELM HOLD'S RUCHU.
HELM HOLD'S 1SUC1IU.
IIELMROLD'S RUCHU.' v
TIIE ONLY SKNOWN EEHEDY FOR
DIABETES,
IRRITATION OF TIIE NECKJ.Otf
THE r.LAUDER, INFLAMMA
TION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE
PLADDER, STHAN
(JUARY on
PAINFUL URINATING.
For these disenses It is truly a sovcrolgii
remedy, and too much cannot bo said in its
praise. A single dose Ims been known to ro
lievo tho most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled Willi Ihut distressing pain
In the buck nnd through the hips? A tca
spoonful a day of Hclinbold's Ruchu will re
lieve you.
PLEASE NOTICE.
I make no secret of ingredients. Hclinbold's
Extract Ruchu Is composed of Ruchu, CubebB,
and luulper Rerries, selected with great care,
prepared In vamo and according to rules of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
These ingredients am known ns llio most
valuable Diuretics nll'orded.
A DIimETBC
Is that which nets upon tho kidneys.
ACTS GENTLY,
Is pleasant In laslo and odor, fico'fiom all
injurious properties, and iuuuediato in its
action.
FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,
Sec Medical Properties conhlned In Dispensa
tory of tho U. S., of which the following is a
copy i
'Renin. lis odor is strong, dilfiislve, and
soncwhat aromatic, i's taste bitterish, and
analogous to that of mint, it is given chiefly
iu complaints of tho Urinary Organs, sudi as
(liavel, Chronic Catarrh of tho liladder, Mor
bid Irritation of the Rhulder nml Urethra,
Diseases of the prostrate, and Rclcnlion or
the Incontinence of Uiine, from n ! of tono
in tlie parts concerned hi its evacuation. It
lias also been recommended iu Dyspepsia,
Chronic Rheumatism,; Cutaneous Allectieus,
and Diopsy.
FOll FURTHER INFORMATION
Seo Professor Dewees' valuablo works ou the
practice of Physic.
See Remarks oiadc by the celebrated Dr.
Phvsie, of Philadelphia
SY'c any and all Standard Works on Medi
cine. FROM THE
IN TMI3 WOiSLW
i
I nm acquainted with II. T. Helinbolcl j ho
occupied tlio drug store opposite my residence
nnd was successful in conducting tho business
where others had not been equally su beforo
him. 1 havo been favorably Impressed with
liis character and enterprise.
WM. W Kit HITMAN,
(Firm of Powers it Welghtnian,)
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth nnd Rrown Streets, Philadelphia.
From the Philadelphia Evening Iklktin,
March loth : Wo are gratified to hear of the
continued success, in New York, of our
townsman, Mr II. T. ltehnbold, Druggist.
I lis store, next to the Metropolitan Hotel, is 28
feet front, 230 feet Uetp, nnd five stories in
height. It is certainly a grand establishment,
and specks favorably of tho merit of his arti
cles, lie retains hisOipce und Laboratory lu
Ibis city, which aro also model establishments
of their class.
The proprietor has been Induced to make
this stafi'inenl from the fact that his remedies,
although advertised, aro
Genuine Preparations,
Ami knowing that tho intelligiint refrain from
using any thing pertaining to Quackery, or
tho Patent Medicine order-most of which ars
prepared by self-styled Doctors, who aro too
ignorant to read u physician's simplest pres
cription, much less competent to prepare phar
maceutical preparations.
These parlies resort to various moans of ef
fecting sales, such as eppyiug parts of adver
tisements of popular remedies, and finishing
with ccrtillcntcs.
The Science of Medicine slatnds simple,
pure and majestic having Fact for its Rasls,
Induction for its Pillar, Truth for its Capital.
A WORD OF CAUTION. Health is most
Important ; nnd the nfllictcd should not use nn
advertised medicine, or any remedy, unless
lis contents or Ingredients nre known toothers
besides tlio lnanul'actiiivr, or until they are
satislied of the quallllealions of the pnrty BO
ollerlng.
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU,
FLUID EXTRACT SAUSArARILL-t, '
AND IMPROVED ROSE WASKf,
Established upwards of 10 years'.
Prepared by H. T. HELMBOtD.'
Pit I ( I IAf, i)E!OTS
IIELMROLD'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREAOUSE, MHRroadway New York.
And IIELMHOLDS MEDICAL DEPOT
104 Soutii Tenth Street, Philadelphia Pa. .'
M Alt DBCGG18T9.
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