OWING.
ruugii flowing is oi me nrni
uce 10 an nouiKiunl return iiv
arrest. Soils of modornta nu iness will
feed growing plants tar bettor than
tronger land, ii thq former bo bromrht
to B proper mechanical condition by lino
comminution of tlie soil, and the lutter
bat imperfectly tilled. . ...
The soil sorves as a medium fof fixing
tbe plant, and thrgiigh. which' it receives
lU pabulum,' or plant lood In order
that the rootlota which seek out and take
up this food may spread through the soil
to the best advantage, it is necessary to
t hve it in such condition that it mav be
easily penetrated. 15y thorough deep
, working this eud is attained j it also ad-
mits air more readily, which h ono of
the essentials in vegetation; moistute is
v more equally dis1 limited, and retained
, where necessary; warmth, so essertial to
vegetable growth, is also admitted and
retained, so that At every step the roots
of all kinds f plants find nourishment.
By adding fertilizing material it is dis
tributed throughout the soil, and readily
appropriated by tho growing plants, as
Well rs assisting to keep the soil in proper
trolifinir"l condition. Tho very best
excoutiexfof the process of plowing only
iitial!y supplies the ttost favorable con
dittos far growth. Tho toil should bo
as thoroughly pulverized, aud the
nr.nure rs finely distributed through it as
r;:.'iblo, in order to obtain best results.
Gocl plowing ontinot ba done on any
lind while rct, rnd especially day.
The furrow slice may roll smoothly as
froaiabriolc mould but upon drying it
Trill bo compacted into lumps which no
harrowing will properly reduce. Th::
arao if true to a greater or less extont
with other toils. Good plowing depends
measurably upon the excellence of the
irtplc.r.outs used, ' as well as upon the
plowman; the latfcr being of greater im
portance, for a ponr plowman will often
make bad vork with a good implement,
whereas a good plowman will make lair
troik with nn ordinary implcmont; the
latter strikes a straight furrow, leaves it
clean behind him, ,1'roo from baulks, of
uniform depth and width, tho furrow
slices being narrow, to break the soil as
Cno. as possible, as the great ohject o
plowing Dhould be to fit n good seed
bod. Tho poor workman is tho rcvorso
Of this, leaving his land but illy prepared
to lupply the requirements of a vigorous
growth.
The art of a good plowman must bo
learned at the plow handle, and will
require thought nnd ingenuity, c well as
Irength and agility. No wrijien instruct
tioa will expbiu how good plowing can
be done so that a uovico may hi, onoo
bcoomo muster of tho art New England
Farmer.
ANEW HOUSE fcMOS
A Paris blacksmith hss invented a
new system of shoeing horsea. Instead
of the shoe being placed on iho hoof and
buminjj its own resting place, the o'ulsido
rf the hoof is cut uway around the foot
to the depth of half an inch this leaves a
ledge into' which tho shoe tits, and it is
then flush with the frog, which just
tonohffl tho ground, instead of being
raised, as of old, by the shoe. The
advantages of this are that the foot is
little pared, nnd thai instead of a heavy
shoe the nuim:;l is shod in what are littlo
mere than racing plates. The advan
tages claim by tho inventor are, that the
horse never slips, that the shoe allows
the foot to expand naturally, and that it
lists as long and is as cheap as the old
plan of shoeing.
GROWING SEED GRAIN.
What might not be done if the same
kill and peisevcranoo Was given to rain,
log seod grain which the horticulturist i
bestows upon fruit f Farmers talk a
great deal of importing seed, of changing
it but none think of growing it, Now,
here is au idea worth a fortune to any
young farmer. Let him study whut may
be called the habits of wheat, and com
mence growing from carefully selected
crams, taking the largest and most
perfeot, carefully removing from tho
plants nil weakly and imperfect ears and
shoots, and in n few seasons ho will have
a quality of seed nativo and odaptod to
the climate superior to any that can bo
imported. selected.
EARLY MILKING.
Cows should be milked carlv in the
morning, so that I hey can feed on the
dewy grass. Two hours of suuh feed is
worth as much as that of tho lost of tho
day towards getting n goad flow of milk.
So wake up, boys, at father's rap on tho
partition wall, nnd hurry to tlio yard
with pail in hind, and have the cows in
the pasture beforo anybody's elso. Do
lure and milk clean. A boy who will
always milk clean will have n good
reoommendiirion for being faithful,
wherever he goos, and suuh reeommun
dation always goes n great way among
business mea. Maine Farmer.
BLEACHING BROOM CORN.
A broom maker writes to tho Scion ti
fio American that broom oorn is bloachod
by exposing it to the fumes of burning
ulphur. A largo box is provided, in
tbe bottom of whioh a pot ot brimstone
isplaoed. Tho corn Is thou wet nnd
hung up over it so as to expose a largo
urfaoo, and the whole is covered with a
pieoe of old carpet, to confine the vapor
and allow it to escape slowly.
L FAf!TT,TTTEK.
' Phut Oppic'R (incna at 1) n. in., dotes 9 D.
Mull from Wayncsburg to litre's Landing duiJ
ly (! a. m , nrrlvos 6 p. m.
From VVuBliiiigton to Wayucsbarg, dully 10
a m., arrives 7 p. m.
From Wayncsburg to Cameron, W. va
Leaves Wayncsburg on Mondays nnd Fridays
at H a. m., arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays ut
n p. in.
Wayncsburg to Jollcytown leaves on
Wednesdays 6 a. m , arrives at 6 p. m.
Wayncsburg to Willow Troei' Arrives on
Wednesdays II a. m., departs 14 m.
Wayncsburg'" to Morganlon Arrives on
Wednesdays at 6 p. m., ilepaits Thursdays '1
4 m.f i f j 'f '
' Wayncsburg to Mlddlcbourne, W. Va. Ar
rives Wednesdays at 5 p. m., departs Thurs
day i n. m.
Wayneslmrg to West Alexander j Arrives
Friday's nt 7 p. ui., departs Saturdays nt7 at
m. JOS. COOliE, P.M.
DR. W. II. WITMORB
IT AS been In successful practlco for a num-
1 1 tier of years, with the experlenco of tho
dillerenl hospitals In Europe, also a meinlicr
of tho Aimlvtleal Medical Institute of New
York, continues to attend to all professional
cases ut 1 is oltleo , iNo. .8 X'lluert Direct,
lMiila.
No patent Medicines nro used or recom
mended i the remedies administered nro those
which will not brake down .tho constitution,
but renovate the system from idl injuries it lias
sustained from mineral medicines, and leave
thesysten in u healthy and perfectly cured
condition.
DYSl'EPSI , that distressing diseaso and
fell destroyer or health nnd happiness, under
mining the constitution and yearly carrying
thousands to untimely graves, can most cut
plmtiolly be cured.
Melancholy. Abbcrratlon. that state of Alio
nation and weakness or mind which renders
persons incapable or enjoying tho pleusbrcs or
pcrmrming me mines oi inc.
RHEUMATISM, in any form or condition,
chronic or aecute, warranted curable. Epi
lepsy, or falling sickness, all chronic or stub
born eases of
FEMALE DISEASES
radically removed Salt Itheuin and every
description of ulcerations , Piles and scroful
ous diseases which have bullied all previous
medical skill, can bo cured by my treatment;
and I do say ul! dlscaes, (yes Cmtsnmitlmi) can
be cured by wearing my Medical Jacet, which
is a protection to the lungs against all changes
of weather in all climates having investigated
for years the cause and character of intermit
tenls(fever nnd ague) in all parts of the United
Stales will euro permanently all chronic or
acute cases ol Ague and nervous discuses in a
low days.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE
OR DRAWING OF BLOOD.
Tapo Worm, that dread to tho Human
Family for years, can lie removed with two or
threo' doses of my newly discovered remedy,
warranted in all cases. Consultation in the
English and German Languages free of charge.
Will nniko visits any distance, if desired. May
be addressed by letter (coiillden.ially.) and
Medicine sent with proper directions to any
part of the country.
OFFICE No. 028 Filbert Street, Phila.
muri'li'tiii-ly
GEORGIA S. EMM,
DKAI.KIt IN
ii k mmw,
MAGAZINES, DAILY PAPERS.
',"?
,noj Articles
WAYNES BURG, PA.
Nov. !!, iscr;.
PBACE
HAVING BEEN MADE, WE OFFER OUR
CUSTOMERS ONE OF THE LARG
EST STOCKS OF
DRY GOODS!!
HARDWARE I
KillS. FlXOiCfll.
LEATHER, BOOTS & SHOES,
Hats & Caps !
I0., NAILS MMl SALT,
And a grout variety of BONNETS and HATS
for the ladles, ut the lowost prices that Goods
have been sold for sinco tlm
of tho War.
P.WNrTa' From 13 '-2 t0 23 ets. poryd,
MUSLINS,... " la 1-2 to 40 ' "
J'lSH At Pittsburgh prices.
IKON Nulls" CurdPilccs.
SAM ' pcrharreL
COTTON YARN, at reduced rates.
Wo havo the coods In store, nnd all wn nsk
of our Wends is to call and see for themselves
for wo nre satisfied that an examination of our
siock aim iow prices will repay them for their
trouble. To our friends at n iUsta nee. ivn rv.
tend a cordial Invitation to call and se'o their
old friends who am always glad to see them,
for we can assure them that it will repay them
im uiu truuiiid.
V. II M'CIOY. & CO.
The old stand of W. II. M'COY, Grecmsbo
ro, Greeno County, rtnn'a. tMaylO.'u'o-tl'l
8. B. M Eliioy. Jas, Dickson. J. T. Shank.
SPRING TRADE, 18 0C.
GOODS
WIIOI.K8AI.K 1
AT
M'ELROY, DICKSON & CO.,
SI FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA,
Now offer tl.olr SPRING GOODS at tho lowest
market price I tkiims cash tho Btock will ho
kept complete during tho Mason. Buyers
Iron oastern and central Ohio, Western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, aro Invited
tuc ill and examine tho asso rtment. March 10
Itoltcrt
"oiigiirrtv.
Carriage
m$ Mannfacliircr
WAYNitsniTim, Pa.,
n
E(
,tl!
11 ESPECTFULLY gives notice that ho has
Jl located in waynosiiorg, ra., wnoro no lu
tends to maiiulUcturo
.CARRIAGES
Of every description. From his oxporlonco in
tho business, ho feels confident that his work.
lu style, finish and durability, will give entire
satisfaction, It Is his determination to purchaso
vho best matorlal In market, and employ none
hut competent workmen.
W All new work warrented for ono yoar.
Wayaosburit, Fob. at, 1800. tj
n. 33 j&l t
lARGAINS ! !
THE undersigned has a large lot of
BOOTS, SHOES,
XXctts, Caps,
AND
!!
Which he will close out at
FIRST COST!!
AH persons in want of bargains will do well
10 can soon.
XV. A. POKTI.it..
Wayneslmrg, Nov.' IS, 18(i". tl.
51 US E. B.SAYKK8.
T. 1I0SK1N30N.
NEW GOODS !
Spring Stock.
4reai Variety
MRS. E S. SAYERS & IIOSKINSON,
Siiyrs' Corner, Waynesburg, Pa.
MESSRS. SAYERS & IIOSKINSON
Have just opened an extensive and entirely
uew stock of FASHIONABLE
BUY l0B&
Bought In tho best Eastern market, at tho very
lowest cash rates, comprising "11 styles of the
most fashionable and serviceable textures of
Gentlemen & Lades' ear
It is useless to enumerate. They have every
liinu in the line, witli
BONNETS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS
And Shoes. Wares of all kinds, nnd a com
plete variety of the best GROCERIES. All of
which they "propose to sell at tho very lowest
figures, depending on tlie quality ami cheap
ness of their goods to gain them custom.
Nov. 2'J, 18ii". t f
Bradley & Smith
AND
-IN-
SADDLES,
HARNESS, TRUNKS, &o., &r
No. 132 Woo:l Strent,
PITTSBURG, PA.
PEOPLE OF GREENE COUNTY wishing
anything In our Hue can be furnished on
tho shortest notice and
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Persons from a distance sending us ORDERS
will have them promptly attended to, and on
account of being near Market Head Quarters
wo can furnish goods CHEAPER lhau they
can bo bought elsewhere.
Send Us Voui' Order,
and wo will give them our strictest attention
and forward gmds by Express to Wayneslmrg
by boat or persons living in tho country can
send by Pedlars nnd Hucksters.
mar2!)'5-tr BRADLEY & SMITH.
NETWJTEM !
i pnE UNDERSIGNED have assoei tfod thera
L sclv es together in tho name and stylo of
HUGHES AND LUOiS,
at tlie old stand of IIduiiks, Bayaiid & Co.. In
Rices Landing, Pa., for tlie purpose of carrying
nn tho Grocery, Forwarding and Commission
business in nil its various branches, They hope,
by tho long experience of ono ot the Partners,
and strict attention to business, to receive a
liberal share of tlie public patronage lu their
line of business. They will
KEEP CONSTAN TLY ON HAND
a eood sunnlr of Groceries, such ni finrar1
Colfee, Rice, Molasses, Naiis nnd Iron, Oils
and Paints, aud all articles usually kept in a
Grocery Store, all of which they will sell at a
fery small advance over coat and carria"0.
LINDSKY HUGHES,
THOMAS LUCAS.
May 8, 'Cfl-tf
LATEST STYLES
' OF
BOOTS AHPSHOESf
MORGAN RINEIIART,
Mechanic's Row, Wayncsburg, Pa.
I RESPECTFULLY announcotomy
numerous customers that I havo purchased
Mr, Win. Hays' interest In the firm known as
Hays & Hlnclmrt, and havo rcmovod my shop
trom Vilsou's building to tho
Adama House
On Mechonlo's Row, whoro I am prepared
to do all kinds ot work, stitched and pngged,
lroin tho coarsest to tho, finest and latest
styles ot
BOOTS AND S U 0 E
Also, all kinds of mendln.t on very reason
able terms and shortest notico. Do not fail
to glvous a call.
JL RINEIIART.
Nov.2, 'flS.-tf.
WHEELER & WILSON'S.
Havo been awarded tho Highest Premiums
at all Foreign, United States aud State iuirs
Where exhibited. , , ,
Tlie (lualities which recommend tho heel
er & Wilson are i
1. ItuscsNOSai'TTLE, and mlesthe
LOCKSTIC1I.
2. Beauty and excellence of stleh, alike
up both sides of tlie labrie sewed.
8. Strength, firmness and durability of
seam, that will not rip nor ravel.
4. Economy of thread.
5. Its attachments and wide range of op
plication to purposes and materials.
0. Compactness and elegance of model
and finish.
7. Simp'icity and thoroughness of con
struction. 8. Speed, enso of operation and manage
ment, anu quietness oi movement.
!). It has been tho popular Family Sewing
Machine for nine years, and hence it not an
experiment to buy it.
Read the following extract from tho Chica
go Tritiunei
"The Whcaler & Wilson Lock-Stiteh Ma
chine in 1,000 yards of Seam, uses 2,250 yards
tlireau.
Tlie Grover & Baker Double Thread Chain
Siiteh Machine in 1,000 yards of learn uses
o,rU! varus thread.
Tlio'Wil'ick & Gibhs Single Tl.rad Chain
Stitch Machine, in 1,000 vards of seam uses
3,500 yards of thread.
Over 8,0(10 Wheeler & Wilson Machines
nre in use in Western Pennsylvania, wuicn
is more than all others combined.
A machine whose merit has achieved such a
world wide renown and success.
Wan ail ted Thro Years,
By a responsible Company, brought to tho
house of tho purchaser, instructions given in
its use, without extra charge, and satisfaction
guaranteed, it is no experiment to buy, . and
tlero is no investment which navs a bettor in
terest or brings more comfort, health, happi
ness aud rebel to the household.
Send for Circulars and Pamples to
WM. SUMNER &CO.,
No. 27 Fifth St.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Agency for Western Pa.. Eastern Ohio, aud
Western Virginia.
Nov. 22, 1805. Juiyl2-ly.
C3P These celebrated machines aro sold In
Wayncsburg by dipt. J. M. Kent, Wilson's
UUlklllU'.
N E W
PHOTOGRAPH
O- J. i Xi US 3T
-IN-,
WAYNESBURG, PENN'A.
SJLT.jB-, "VycaX" ace
Has fitted up a new and splendid Photograph
Gallery in tho third story ot
ALLISON'S BUILDING,
Wlicro he Is prepared to executo
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AMBUOTYPE3,
MALEIANOTYPKS,
CARTES DE VISITE,
And all other kinds and sizes of pictures, in a
style equal to the best artists. Especial atten
tion will be giveti to copying pictures aud en
larging them. All applications will be prompt
ly attended to. Their rooms are commodious
and attractive, and every dcsirablo accommo
dation will bo rendered to customers This is
decidedly the best opportunity to secure accu
rate likenesses ever offered to tlie people ot
Greene County. Call any time it suits you.
Pictures taken anytime in the day, and in all
kinds of weather. Nov. 15. lHijfi. tf.
IVAYAftaiM'ltU .M 4KSLC fesTU:
WORBLS!
mm i
STILL continue to carry on the Marble and
Stono cutting business at their long estab
lished stand . immediately East of tlie Public
square, Main Street, Wayneslmrg.
This establishment has been In constant
operation since I83!i, and the long experience
and energy of the proprietors, linked with tlie
cxerciso of sound judgment nnd good taste,
havo won for them a wide spread nnd enviable
reputation. An extensive stock of the various
varieties or the best marble kept constantly nn
hand. Special attention paid to polishing,
dressing, carving and engraving.
All orders promptly filled.
December 2H. 1802.
GROCERIES!
Let All Persons
COME TO WAYNESBURG
To Qet
CHEAP CROCERiCG
OF
tOTTCItl.I, & TAYLOR.
Proprietors of the splundld Grocery Storo, foi
inerly owned by Joseph Yoter. Mr. Taylor
keeps on hand a good supply of tho very bcBt
SUGAR, COFFEE. TBAfl RICK, MOLAS
SES, SPICES. CARBON OIL, LAMPS,
LAMP CHIMNI12S. SHOE FINDINGS, &e7.
c., and, In fact, EVERY THING usually
kept In a first class Grocery Storo.
Two doors East of Wilsons Now Building
OCt. n,'6S-tf ;.; ;,
RECONSTRUCTION
NOT OB
THE UNION
BUT OF
Isaac Hooper's
GROCERY & CONFECTIONERY 1
MR nOOPER would still havo his rlends
nud patrons bear n mind, that hc"con-
tinues in Iho Grocery nnd Confectionery trade
at liia usual place ot doing business, and that
be bos just received
L Fresh Supply
of tho best quality of all stt'cles In his line
TOYS NOTIONS and a great variety of
useful articles always on hau
d.
3REFHESHMENTS,
In connection with tho above. Mr. Hooper
keeps a Restaurant, whero 10E UKhAM, ber
ries and all the luxuries oi uio sensou cuu uo
nhtnlncrl.
The most attraetlvo and most popular resort
in town. Juno u, 'tu-i?
E. B. Pendleton,
iWaiiiifactiirins; Jeweler,
No. 20 Fijth Street, Third Floor,
PITTSBURGH, 1A.
Jewelry made to order, Hair Work, Corps
MarkB, Badges, &c. ; Jewelry repaired
and uado to look equal to new,
Hiylicst Cash rrice raid for Old Cold j- Silver.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
July 12. 'UT.-1Y
PRINTING
ML KINDS OF PRINTING.
f HB OFDEilCJil
JOB
orpscE,
WAiNESBURGIl, PENN'A.
Having connected with the Greeno County
Republican a superior Job Olllce, wo are now
prepared to execute
PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING
THE TINES T STYLE.
Our prices cannot be surpassod for cheap
ness by any other establishment m this part
of tho State. Parties wishing
IE.
done should give us a ca'l. Wo are ready at
all times to do anything In tho printing line. '
Waynostjurgh, .October, 1805. '
Executors' Notice.
LETTERS Testamentary having been grant
ed the unilelNlirnn,! nn tlm nanitu 11P DAVtll
RICH, decoased, lato of Cumberland town
ship, Greene county, Pa. Notico is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said estate to
imuiu iiiuneuMio payment, aim tuoso Having
claims to present them properly authenticated
for settlement . , JOHNSON WYCOFF,
LOTL. RICH,
apl8-Cw. . Executors.
THE
MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS,
. Forty olfibrent styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $80 to iMiOO each. THIR
TY FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or
first premiums awarded them. Illustrated
Catalogues freo. Address, MASON A HAM
LIN, Bosio.N,or MASON BROTHERS, Nkw
Yohk. i opia,'U5-ly
&f4 Sftrut, 0MJuy, &a.
Pounded in 1840
AND
INCOr.PORiTFD BY LEGISLATE CHARTER.
mllEONLY INSTITUTION OF THE KIND
I In tho Union conducted by a Practical bu
siness man. Our highest Commercial Author
ities, cast and west, pronounce hlB systems of
ltooK-Keeping unedualed comprehending
every department of business, and yet bo
skilfully condensed that thonttentivo student
masters the whole in six of eluht weeks. It
consists of
STOCK BOOKS,
closed onco with a loss and twleo with a gain
exhibiting by three dilierent methods tho
transfer of old to new books.
PARTNERSHIP BOOKS,
conducted by three different methods, ex
hibiting the transfer of tho old to new books,
with tho introduction of a new partner ; also
practically illustrating the
PRIVATE LEDGER,
by means of which tho results of the business
are kept out oi tho general uooks, lor tne uso
of tlie partners only.' ,
LECTURS ON BUSINESS SUBJECTS.
How every one may got rich. How to get
rich by trading. Tlie causo ot Commercial
failures. On speculations. The moral intlu
nc.c of Integrity in youth, etc. Also lectures
upon
COMMERCIAL LAW,
on Partnerships, Con'xicts, Insurance, Com
mon Carriers, tho Statute of Limitations, etc.
Practical instructions in DUTKCTING
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES,
by a full set of genuine vignettes nnd coun
ters, aud a large collection of counterfeit notes.
OUR RAILROAD BOOK-KEEPING,
(in manuscript,) exhibits tho construction and
equipment, tne operating receipts and expen
ditures j tlie hoods closed nnd a dividend re
corded. These books nro advertised by others
but not taught elsewhere in tho city. Our
new system of
PRIVATE BANK BOOKS,
(in manuscript,) emhaucs all the best forms
in uso among private bankers. Our new en
larged edition of Dulf's Steamboat liook-keep-inu.
Our full course of business pracllc in
cludes about FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS,
ruled to about thirty difluren forms, viz : II
Ledgers, 7 Day Books, 6 Journals, ii Bill
Books, 4 Cash Uooks, 4 Sates Books, 2 Invoice
Hooks, 1 Discount Book, 1 Check Reglstor. I
Deposit Register, 2 Collection Registers, 1
Tickler, 1 Hands' Register, 1 Freight Book, 2
Passago Books, 1 Fuel Hook. These Books
practically record about six hundred business
tr suctions, comprehending Dulf's original
plan of business education, introdnccd twenty-five
years ngo. How far others havo suc
ceeded in imitating him will bo best seen by
comparing the business papers and books ot
other pupils with those ot Hie graduates of
this institution.
Harper's Enlarged Edition
OP
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SOLD BY BOOK SELLERS GEN
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Which, with tho following testimonials, indi
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tlie subject with so much clearness and sim
plicity. F. W. EDMONDS,
Cashier Mechanics' Bank, Wall street, N. Y.
'As an exteusivo ship owner, American and
European merchant, bank director, etc., ho
has borne the reputation of tho highest ordo
of business talents.' JNO. W BURNHAM.
Merchant, No. H South street, N. Y.
"I graduated in Dili's college in half tlie
time I expected. His admirable system in
cludes nothing superfluous, nor leaves out
anything essential. J. R. COMPTON,
Cashier Niagara Bank, Lockport, N. Y.
"Tne most complete work of Iho kind I
have ever seen." J. B. MURRY,
President Exchango Bank, Pittsburuh.
Tho moBt clear and comprehensive that I
have met with. JOHN SNYDER,
Cashier Bank or Pittsburgh.
Your committee unanimously concur in tho
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or Mr. Duff." GURDON J. LEEDS,
Recording Sec. ot tho Amer. Insti , N. Y.
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For tho best business and Ornamental Pen
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tho
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Pennsylvania State fiiir at Wyoming ' 18(io
Western Pennsylvania fair at Pittsburg 18(50
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All of which aro exhibited at our office.
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Have never beon advanced, while others aro
charging "0 tuition fee, or fit) and $lfl ex
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with blanks and stationery at booksellers'
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paper ruled complete, wi ll lull sots of auxil
iaries. '
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with the following -
IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES:
1 We have tho best Penman In the west.
' 2 Dull's System of Book-keeping, (sanc
tioned by tho New York Chamber of Com
merce,) taught by the author.
8 The daily lectures of an experienced mer
chant. 4 A saving of seven or eight weeks la time
of study.
0 A Baying of tho samo nunibor ot weeks
board.
6 A saving of $tf or $7 In books and sta
tionery. 7 A diploma signed by one bo long and so
favorably kno vn as a preceptor, as an recount
ant and as a merchant.
For full particulars, send for circular, 75
pages, with samples of our ponmnn's Buslaoss
nnd Ornamental writing, iuclosing twonty
tlvo cents for postage, to
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I HELMBOLD'S
ExMcT-'BUCIlK
. .i i .' . i ; . t .(
HELMBOLD'S BUCnU.
HELMBOLD'S BUCIIU.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU.
THE ONLY 0K5OWN REMEDY FOR
DIABETES,
IRRITATION OF THE NECKJ OF
THE BLADDER, INFLAMMA
.T10N OV THti KIDNEYS, , ;
CATARRH OF THE
T i Tnrti nm r
GUARY OR ! ;
PAINFUL URINATING.
For these diseases It Is truly a sovereign"
remedy, and too much cannot lie said in its
praise. A single dose has been known to re
lieve tlie most urgent symptoms.
Aro you troubled with that distressing pain
In the back and through tho hips ? A tea
spoonful a day of Ilelmbold's Buchu will re
lievo you.
rLEASE NOTICE.
I make no seen or InErcdlents. Helmbold's
Extract Huc.hu is composed of Kucha, Oubebs,
and Juniper Berries, selected with great care,,
prepared in vacuo and according to rules of t
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
These Ingredients nre known as tho most
valuable Diuretics afforded.
A DIURETIC
Is that which acts upon the kidneys.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT fiUCIIU
ACTS GENTLY,
la pleasant In tasto and odor, freo 'fiom all
injurious properties, and immediate In Its
fiction.
FOR TOE SATISFACTION OF ALL,'
See Medical Properties contained in Dispensa
tory of the U. S., of which the following is a
copy i
"Bnciiu. Its odor is strong, diffusive, and
so new bat aromatic, its taste bitterish, nnd
analogous to that of mint. It Is given chiefly
in complninls of the Urinary Organs, such as
Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, Mor
bid Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra,
Diseases of Iho prostrate, and Retention or
the Iocontincnco of Urine, from a loss of tone
in the parts concerned lu its evacuation. It
ln l.nn nnnu,lu,l In riifonnnaia
Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections)
and Dropsy.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Seo Professor Dowecs' valuable works on ths
practlco of Physic.
Seo Remarks mado by the celebrated Dr.
Physic, of Philadelphia
See any aud all Standard Works on Medi
cine FROM THE '
MiUl 1UULU UlL.ll
IN THE IV Oil LI)
I am acquainted with II. T. Ilclmhold ; he
occupied tho drug storo opposito my residence
and was succosstulin conducting tlie business
where others had not been equally so before
bun. 1 nave necn lavoramy impressed w.ua
hla plisirac.ter and nntnrnrisH.
WM. WEIGnTMAN,
(Firm of Powers & Weightman,)
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth nnd Krown Streets, Philadelphia. '
From the Philadelphia Evening Unllttin,
Marcli 10th : We are gratified to hear of tiie
continued success, in New York, of our
townsman, Mr II. T. Helmbold, Druggist.
Ills store, next to tho Metropolitan Hotel, is 28
feet front, 2tt0 feet cletp, and five stories in
height. It is certainly a graud establishment,
and specks favorably of the merit of his arti
cles. Ho retaiuB hisOttice and Laboratory In
this city, which are also model establishments
of their class.
Tho proprietor has been Induced to make
this statement from the fact that his remedies,
although advertised, aro
Genuine Preparations,'
And knowing that the intelligent refrain from
using any tiling pertaining to Quackery, or
I tin Pntimt. Mnillelno order most of which are
prepared Dy seii-siyicu uociors, who are ioo
ignorant to read a physician's simplest pres
cription, much loss competent to prepare phar
maceutical preparations.
These parties resort to various means of ef
fecting sales, such as copying parts of adver-
' tisements ot popular remeuies, anu nuisumg
. with ccrtillcntes.
.. Tho Scienco of Mcdlcino statnds simple,
i "pure and majestic having Fact, for its Bnsis,
I Induction for its Pillar, Truth for Its Capital,
t A WORD OF CAUTION. Health is most
Important ; and tho afflicted should not use an
i ndvorlised medicine, or any remody, unless
Us contents or mereuienw are Known louiuont
besides tlie manufacturer, or until they are
satisfied of the. qualifications of the party so
offering.'
' i . i
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,. 1
AND IMPROVED ROSE WA3IC
Prepared by H. T. HELMBOLD- i
' IIRLMROLD'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREAOUSK, B94 Broadway New York.
And HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL .DEPOT,
104 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia Pa. , ,
BY ALL DRUGGISTS. " 1 '