wheeler & man
HELMBOLtv
breakers olten
' a cult tho firnt
ruckling up the
can draw it to
l hih, nnd then
lo run halt's day
line of the worst
Id inflict on a colt,
err iiuurious to a younz home that
been running in pasture with bis
ml ilnun A IwirnA hIuidIiI lit well
ccustonicd to the bit before (lie bit'ing
harness is put on; nud when ho is hit
bitted he shouM on'y be reined up to where
he holds his head, let it bo high or low;
he will learn that he cannot lower his
bead, and that raising it a little will loosen
the bit in his mouth, This will givo
him the idea of raising his head lo loosen
his bit, and then you can dr.iw the bit a
litlo tighter ever) lime you put it on, and
ho will raise his head to loosen it. By
this means you can gradually get his head
ad neck in the position you wish him
" to carry it, and give him a graceful car
riage without hurling him, making him
angry, or causing his mouth to bo sore."
SHOEING HORSES.
Were you to examine the first one
hundred horses you meet that have been
shod for several years, you would scarce
ly find one that has a natural, well shap
ed hoof.
A friend brought me for examination,
a beautiful, spirited animal, that, without
perceptible cause, beenmu so lame as to
be nearly useless. The owner feared a
founder. On examination I found the
iariierhad, by repeated close paring and
rasping, nearly ruined the beast. Tho
enamel ot the hoof had been broken, and
fine dirt was irritating the "quick."
The bottom ot the hoot had been shaved
so thin that a light blow between the
frog and toe made the animal cringe
with pain. Another mstaueo ot roal
practice that came under my notice was
of a horse that had a club loot, caused
bv improper side clipping- This horso
had by nature an uncommonly broad
hoof, and to romcdy tho detect the
larrior had inado extensive inroads on
the sides, and nature, to restore the
equilibrium, aud reconstruct the missing
part, contracted tho toe and bulged the
sides above where they had been clip
ped, producing thus a great deformity.
Almost universally, whore lameness oc
curs trom flat fool, it is occasioned by
improper shueing- Whero this defect
exists, the heel should never be pared,
and the shoe should be made stiff enough
to prevent hard pressure on the houl,
and it is sometimes advisable to place
the heel cork on one side of the shoe.
Very bad cases have been remedied by
putting on a round shoe, with leather or
rubber between the shoo and hoof. If
too many nails are inserted, the nitural
expansion of tho hoof is prevented, and
disease or deformity must ensue; more
than rive nails in a shoe can never be
nestled, unless it be to hi Jo clumsy fit
ting. The weight ot tho horso is best
equalized by placing thren nails in the
outor portion ot tho shoe, and two ill
tho inner portion, between the toe and
commencement of the inner quarter.
The following rules arc given by a
distinguished veterinary Burgeon:
1st. Alter having taken off tho old
shoe, shorten the too, aud remove all the
dead and lose parts ot the hoot. Do
not cut the sol or pare the frog unless
the foot has received an injury tioni a
nail of otherwise, when it must be cut
out.
2d. Ltt the shoe be'of equal thickness,
'with the exception of the heel, which
should bo rather thinner. The ground
and loot surface should be perfoclly
level. Too ra my nails are objectionable,
and those used should bo kept as far as
possible from the heels
3d. For tho hind feet there is do
objection to calkins, though they are of
doubtful benefit. Horses travel much
bettor without them- The hind shoes
are made thicker at the toes than at the
quarters, and the nails can bo put closer
to the heels without Inconvenience.
4th. Side clips should be avoided, they
destroy the hoof; this is the case when
the nails are too close together. The
ieet should never bo rasped, as it de
etroyes the enamel of the hoofs, tenders
them brittle,, and causes sandoracss and
lameness. Rural American.
CAKED UDDERS).
It is stated in an exchange that a cow
with a caked bag may bo cured by tying
her in a stable in which horses are kept.
A few nights will complete tho cure
It is probable that the strong ammonia
eal vapors which arise in wacm weather
from the horse stable is tho remedial
agent. It so, would not spirits of harts
horn, applied in small quantities, directly
to the caked bag, be effectual? Care
should be used in making the spplication,
as too much might raise a blister.
, TO FRESH EN SALT BO ITER.
Churn the butter with new milk, In
the proportion of a pound ot biitter to a
quart oi milk. Treat the butter in all
respects in churning as if it wag fresh.
Bad but' or may be improved greatly
dy dissolving It thoroughly in hot water.
Lot it 600), thou skim it off and churn
gain in milk, adding a small quantity
alt and sugar. A. (mall quantity may
be tried and approved before trying
larger one. - The water should be merely
hot enough lo unit the batter. O
BUT
GO RIGHT, IN!
TO TUB STORE OV
CEO. E. MINOR & CO
'PIIE almvo named firm list purchased a
JL complete slock in tho East ami tire soiling
lit reduced prices. It comprises a generul As
sortment ot
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
QUEENSWAHE. BOOTS, SHOES.
IIAT3 AND CAP3, CLOTHS,
CASSIMERE9,
Ac, &c, Ac.
We' would also call the special attention or
the liAlUtta to the largest lot or
DeLainet anil Calicoes
over offered In this market, and at prices as
low as before the war, also, -our full line of
KIRBONS,
VEILS,
DRESS GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
BUTTONS.
HOOP SKIRTS.
BALMO. SKIRTS, Ac.
You would do well to call immediately, as
prices are already stiffening In the Eastern
market. Don't forget the place, at the
OLD STAND,
In Minor's Building, nearly opposite tho F.
A 1). N. Bank, Waynesburg, Pa.
April 18, 'litl-tf.
CHDLBBA! GIOIBBA!
110 W TO AVOID THE
DREAD DISEASE !
ccflia TO TOWN, FOR
IWNEIL1RT & INQHRJM
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE
city, and have opened the largest
New Grocery
in town. The? des're to Inform the citizens
of Waynesburg and vicinity of tlie caro they
have taken in selecting stock, having on hand
a sood supply of
CONFECTIONS, TOBACCO, CI
GARS, TAR, also, PROVISI-
ONS, BACON, DRIED BEEF
POTATOES FISH,
DRIED PEACHES,
$50, &0, &0.
Call and see them as they have just
OPENED OUT.
Vlll will 4nA tttnm atmmswlat I nff nnA nan
sell lower than any one in the placo. Be
sure to go to the right pluce, in
LEDWITH'S OLD BUILDING.
opposite the Court House, and formerly oc
cupied by the Post Office.
ap'.8,'6(l.-tf.
PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING
THE FINEST STYLE.
ftitl nslass Annnnf It a iinatGAr1 fnP nlliftfi
ntRH hv nnv nthnr Aarnliltahimmt ill thla llftrt
of tho State. Parties wishing
dono should give us a ca'l. We are rendy at
all times to do anything In tho printing line.
Waynesburgh, October, l&Gfi.
Executors Notice.
LETTERS Testamentary having been grant
ed the undersigned on tho estate of DAVID
RICH, deceased, late of Cumberland town
ship. Greene county. Pa. Notice is hereby
given to all persons indebtod to said estate to '
maise immediate payment, ana tnoso Having
claims to present them properly authenticated
for settlement. JOHNSON WYCOFF,
LOT L. RICH,
apl8-Cw. Executors.
tTik
MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS,
Forty aiflbrcnt styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $80 to $m0 each. THIR
TY FIVE GOLD or SILVEIi MEDALS, or
first premiums awarded .them. Illustrated
Catalogues free. Adt'rcss. MASON & HAM
LIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New
Your. sept8,'ftfi-ly
Robert Doitsriiertr,
Carriage Manufacturer
Wavnesboho, Pa.,
RESPECTFULLY gives notice that be baa
located in waynosoorg, ra., wuere as in
tends to manufacture ,
CARRIAGES
Of every description. From his experience In
tho business, he feels eonfldont that his work,
iu style, finish and durability, will give entire
satisfaction. It is his determination to purchase
the bost material In markot, and employ none
but competent workmen.
gAll new work warranted for one year. r
WarnostMUB. Feb. SI. tS60.t J
i HEOIttE 1 JEFFERY,
TvUlAI.tTT! In lltnli-a Attrl flUtfAnarw Mdflra.
IJ tinea, Dally Papers, Fancy Articles, etc.,
Waynesuurg, Psa. , April 1, '6k-lj.
THE undersigned has a largo lot of
BOOTS, SHOES,
Hats, Cctrs,
AND
CLOTHING!!
Which he will close out at
FIRST COST!!
All persons in want of bargains will do well
to call soon.
W. A. Pi' ill iAt
Waynesburg, Nov. 115, 180.1. tl.
Mils K. 8. BAYERS.
T. 1IOSK1NSON.
NEW GOODS !
Spring Stock.
Great Variety
MRS. E. S. SAYERS & IIOSKINSON,
Sayera" Corner, Waynesburg, Pa.
MESSRS. SAYERS & IIOSKINSON
Have just opened an cxtcnslvo and entirely
new stock of FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS
Bought in tho best Eastern market, at tho very
lowest cash rates, comprising all styles of the
most fashionable and serviceable textures of
Gentlemen & Lades' Wear
It is useless to enumerate. They havo every
hint; in the line, with
BONNETS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS
And Shoes. Wares or all kirids, and a com
plete variety of the best GROCERIES. All of
which they propose to sell at the very lowest
figures, depending on the quality and cheap
ness of their goods to gain them custom.
Nov. 2!. 18(15. tf
Bradley& Smith
MANUFACTURERS
AND
-IN-
SADDLES, $&
HARNESS, TRUNKS, &c, &t
No. 132 Wood Street,
PITTSBURG, PA.
PEOPLE OP GREENE COUNTY wishing
anything In our liue can be furnished on
tho shortest notice and
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Persons from a distance sending us ORDERS
will havo them promptly attended to, and on
account of being near Market Head Quarters
We can furnish goods CHEAPER than they
can bo bought elsewhere.
Send Us Your Orders,
and we will give them our strictest attention
and forward goids by Express to W nyncsburg
by boat or persons living in tho country can
send by Pedlars and Hucksters.
jiinr29'G.'i-tf ' BRADLEY & SMITH.
NE"WPIEM !
I MHE UNDERSIGNED have nssoci ited them
1 selves together in the name aud style of
HUGHES ANDIUOi'S,'
at , thejold stand of Huoiies, Bataud A Col. in
Rices Landing, Pn., for the purpose of carrying
on tho Grocery, Forwarding and Commission
business in all its various branches, They hope,
by the long experience of one ot tho Partners,
and strict attention to business, to receive n
liberal share of the public patronago in their
line of business. They will
KEEP CONST AN TLY ON HAND
A good supply of Groceries, such as Sugar'
Coffee, Rice, Molnsscs, Nails and Iron, Oils
and Pttinta. and nil nrtlnlna naimlltr ban. In n
Grocery Store, all of which they will sell at a
rery small advanno over cost nnd carriaue.
LINDSEY HUGHES,
THOMAS LUCAS.
May 8, 'Cfi-tf
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PREMIUM
OFFERED BY
NIXON & BUHCHINAL,
SMITH FIELD, KAYKTTU CO, PA.
MAKUFACTUHIiKS Ot
CANK MILLS AND LOOK'S EVAPORATOR.
This Is the only successful Evaporator for
making a No.l Syrup with economy aud dis
patch. Over ten thousand were used last fall, svery
one of which was insured, and not one return
ed. . '
It is the only Evaporator free from liabilities
for Infringement upon some previous patent.
We are also scents for the eclebratea "VIC
TOR CANE MILL, "manufactured by olabk's
sohoo MAciiiNB co. We offer One Hundred
Dollars Premium for sample of best Syrup,
(see pi tee list of Cano Mills and Evaporators,
sent free of charge.) to be awarded by Sorgh
um Convention, the time and place to exam
ine samples to be determined by tho Conven
tion. D. OWENS. Agent. 1
ALSO, PROPRIETOR OF THE '
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
WHERE be keeps constantly on hand,
STOVES of all kinds and CASTINGS
or all description.. Orders, solicited and fill
ed promptly. . ' . , 1
aprSJ Out , ..WHuiiiBuao, Pa, .
tiring fpduttC;
Havo been awarded the Highest Premium"
at all Foreign, United States nnd State Fairs
whero exhibited.
TI10 qualities which recommend tho Wheel
er & Wilscn arc s
1. It uses NO SHUTTLE, snd nikes the
LOCKSTICH.
2. Beauty and excellence of stlch, allko
up botlt sides of the fabric sewed.
3. Strength, firmness nnd durability of
scnin, that will not rip nor ravel.
4. Economy of thread.
15. Its attachments nnd wide range of ap
plication to purposes nnd materials.
6. Compactness aud elegance of model
and finish.
7. Simp'lcity and thoroughness of con
struction. 8. Speed, ease of operation and manage
ment, and quietness of movement.
0. It lias been the popular Family Sewing
Machine fur nine yeurs, nnd heuco it not an
experiment to buy It.
Read the following extract from tho Chica
go Tribune:
"Tho Wheeler & Wilson Lock-Stitch Ma
chine in 1,000 yards of Scam, uses 2,2."U yards
thread.
The Grover & Baker Double Thread Chain
Siitch Machine in 1,001) yards of Learn uses
0,fi00 vnrds thread.
Tlio'Wil'ick & Glbbs Single Thrnd Chain
Stitch Machine, in 1,000 vards of seam uses
3,500 yards of thread.
Over 8,0(10 Wheeler Ss Wilson Machines
are in use in Western Pennsylvania, which
is more than all others combined.
A machino whose merit lias achieved such a
world wideruuown aud success.
Wan anted Tliro Years,
By a responsible Company, brought to the
house of the purchaser, instructions given in
its use, without extra charge, and satisfaction
guaranteed, it. is no experiment to buy, nnd
tlere is no investment which pays a better in
terest or biings more comfort, health, happi
ness and relief to the household.
Bund for Circulars and Samples to
WM. SUMNER &CO.,
No. 27 Fifth St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Agency for Western Pn.. Eastern Ohio, and
Western Virginia.
Nov. 22, 1805. Julyl2-ly.
(3 These celebrated machines are sold In
Waynesburg by Capt. J. M. Kbst, Wilson's
buitdiuy.
NEW
PHOTOGRAPH
G- Ji. LL E JFL "ST
-IX-
WAYNKSBURG, PENN'A.
SSLt?.j&. -Wa-l? aco
! Has fitted up a new and splendid Photograph
, Gallery iu the third story of
ALLISON'S BUILDING,
Where ho is prepared to execute
rilOTOUUAttlS.
! AMUROTYPES,
. MALEIANOTYPES,
I CARTES DE VISITE,
I 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 und en
larging them. All applications will bo prompt
; ly attended to. Their rooms are commodious
i and attractive, and every desirable accommo
! dation will bo rendered to customer This is
decidedly tbo best opportunity to secure accu-
rato likenesses ever offered to the people ol
Greene County. Call any time it suits you.
I'lcturcs taken anytime 111 tno any, nnd in all
Kinds 01 weather. JNnv, i. isii". tt.
WAl.i.IU iIU.TI4!(UI.&,M VOX.
WOR3S.S!
mm
iw m mm mm m m.
STILL continue to cairy on tho Marble mil
Stone cutting business At their long estab
lished stand immediately East of tho Public
square, Main Street, Waynesburg.
This establishment has been in constant
operation since 18;!!), and the long experience
and energy of the proprietors, linked witli the
exercise 01 sound Judgment nnd good tasto,
havo won for them a wide spread nnd enviable
roputntioo. An oxtenslvo stock of the vnrioui
varieties ot tno uest marble kent constantly on
nauu. cjieemi miuiuion paia to polishing,
dressing, carving and engraving.
All orders promptly filled.
December 28. lSli'2.
more:
GROCERIES!
Let All Persons
COME TO WAYNESBURG
, To. CSr-et
CHEAP GROCERIES
OF
COTTER EL St TAYLOR.
Proprietors of the splendid Grocry Store, foi
morly owned by Josoph YonteW Mr. Taylor
keeps on hand a good supply ofthe very best
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEAS, RCE, M0LAS-
8E3, SPICKS, UAKUUM UJU IjAMPS,
LAMP CHIMNIES. SHOE FliDINGS, &c..
&c, and, In fact, EVERY T1UNG usually
aopi in a nrst cisbs urocory on
',1 ft. . : .' ' '
Two doors East of Wilsons New Building
UCk 11, t-H .
RECONSTRUCTION
NOT OF
THE UNION
BUT OF
Isaac Hooper's
GROCERY & CONFECTIONERY I
MR. HOOPER would still havo his rltnds
andfratrona bear n mind, that lie con
tinues in tho Grocery and Confectionery trade
at his usual pluce ot doing business, and that
ho has just received
A Fresh Supply
of tho best quality of all ait'cles In his line.
TOYS NOTIONS nnd a great variety of
useful articles always on hand.
3REFHESHMENTS,
In connection with the nbovo, Mr. Hooper
keeps n Kcstnunint, where 11 :k I KliAJl, ber
ries and all the luxuries of the season ean bo
obtained
The most attractive and most popular resort
in town. .luno H, i-ly
E. B. Pendleton,
III.iiiiir.icliiriiis Jeweler,
iVo. 20 Fifth Street, Third Flow,
PITTSBURGH, I A.
Jowclry made to order, nair Work, Corps
AiarKs, linages, ac. ; jcwciry repaired
and made to look equal to now,
Iliyhett Cash Prict Paidor Old Gild 0- Silver.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDEDTO
July 12. "65-1 v
WW. hTwitmorb
HAS been In successful practico for a num
ber of years, witli the experience of the
different hospitals in Europe, also a member
of tho Analytical Medical Instituto of Now
York, continues to attend to oil professional
cases at 1 is office , No. J28 Filbert Street,
Philn.
No patent Medicines are used or recom
mended ; the remedies administered nro those
which will not brake down tho constitution,
but renovate the system from all Injuries it has
sustained from mineral medicines, aud leave
tho system in a healthy and perfectly cured
condition.
DYSPEPSI , that distressing discaso and
fell destroyer of health and happiness, under
mining the constitution and yearly carrying
thousands to untimely graves, caa most em
phatically be cured.
Melancholy, Abbcrratlon, that state of Alie
nation and weakness of inind which renders
persons incapable of enjoying the plcasbrcs or
performing the duties of hie.
RHEUMATISM, in any form or condition,
chronic or accute, warranted curable. Epi
lepsy, or falling sickness, all chronic or stub
born cases of
FEM ALE DISEASES
radically removed ; Salt Rheum and every
description of ulcerations ; Piles and scroful
ous diseases which have battled all previous
medical sklttcim bo cured by my treatment;
nnd I do say nlldiscaes, (yes Cowmmption) can
lio cured by wearing my Medical Jaeet, which
is a protection to the lungs against nil changes
of weather in nil climates having investigated
for years the cause nnd character of intermit
tents (fever and ague) in all parts ofthe United
Slates will euro permanently nil chronic or
acute cases ot Ague and nervous discuses in a
tew days.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE
OR DRAWING OF BLOOD.
Tape Worm, that dread to thej Human
Family for years, can be removed with two or
threo doses of my newly discovorod remedy,
warranted in all caeca. Consulla'ion in tho
English nnd German Languages frco of charge.
Will mnko visits any distance, if desired. May
be addressed by letter (conllden.ially,) and
Medicine sent with proper directions to any
part of tho country.
OFFICE No. 1)28 Filbert Street, Phila.
mnr24i'(i(i-ly
us j. o ins
HAVING BEEN MADE, WE OFFER OUR
CUSTOMERS ONE OF THE LARG
EST STOCKS OF
DET GOODS!!
i
LEATHER, BOOTS & SHOES,
Hats & Caps !
IRON, NAILS and SALT,
And a great variety of BONNETS and HATS
for the ladies, at tlm lowest prices that Goods
havo been sold for since tho commencement
of tho War.
PRINTS, From 12 1-2 to 25cts. poryd,
MUSLINS,... " 12 1-2 to 40"
FISH At Pittsburgh urlcos.
IHON& Nails" " Card Prices.
SALT. $3 pcrbnrrel.
COTTON YARN, at reduced ratos.
We have the goods In store, and all wo ask
of our friends Is to cull and soe for themselves
for we are satisfled that an examination of our
stock and low prices will repay them for their
trouble. To our friends nt a distanco, we ex
tend a cordial Invitation to call and sco thoir
old friends who are always glad to see them,
for we can assure them that It will repay them
for the trouble
W. II. M'COY Ss CO.
The old stand of W. II. M'COY. Groonsbo-
ro, Greene County, Ptnn'a. MaylO.'OiVtr
S. B. M'Elrot. Jas. Dicksom. J, T. Shank.
SPRING TRADE, 1 8 6 0 .
AT WIIOT.KSAI.K I ,
AFELROY, DICKSON . & CO.,
.11 FIFTH STREET. PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Now offorftelrSPRING GOODS at the lowest
market price! tsbms cash tho stock will be
kept complete durmK the season. Buyers
from eastern and central Ohio, Western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia, are Invited
wean ana examine uie Msonmem.. uarcuiu
Pounded in 1840
AND
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THE ONLY INSTITUTION OF THE KIND
In the Union conducted by a Practical bu
siness man. Our highest Commercial Author
ities, cast and west, pronounce his systems of
uooKKcepnig uncuuaicd comprehending
cvry department of business, and yet so
skilfully condensed that the atteutivo student
masters tho whole in six of eight weeks. It
consists of
STOCK BOOKS,
closed once with a loss and twice with a gain
exhibiting by three different methods the
transfer of old to now books.
PARTNERSHIP BOOKS,
conniicica ny uiree uiiicrent methods, ex
hibiting the transfer of the old to new bonks.
with the introduction of a now partner ; also
practically illustrating tho
PKIVATK LEDGER,
by means of which the rosults of tho business
are kept out of the generul books, for the uso
of the partners only.
LECTURS PN BUSINESS SUBJECTS.
How every one may get rich. How to get
failures. On speculations. The moral biHiiI
iu;u iiv huij u. liiu tnusu in vo niiiiiri 1 11
.nee of Integrity In youth, etc. Also lectures
COMMERCIAL LAW,
on Partnerships, Contracts, Insurance, Com
mon Carriers, tho Statute of Limitations, etc.
Pructicnl instructions in DETECTING
. COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES,
bv a full set of genuine vignettes and coun
ters, and a large collection of counterfeit notes.
OUR RAILROAD BOOK-KEEPING,
(in manuscript,) exhibits the construction nnd
equipment, tne rporuting receipts and expen
ditures; the boods closed and a dividend re
corded. These books are advertised by others
but not taught elsewhere in the city, Our
new system of
PRIVATE BANK BOOKS,
(in manuscript,) embraces all the best forms
in uso among private bankers. Our new en
larged edition of Duff's Steamboat Book-keeping.
Our full course of business practic In
cludes about FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS,
ruled to about thirty differed forms, viz : II
ledgers. 7 Day Books, fi Journals, 6 Bill
B inks, 4 Cash liooks, 4 Sates Books, 2 Invoice
Books, 1 Discount Book, 1 Check Register, I
DcpoBit Register, 2 Collection Registers, 1
Tickler, 1 Hands' Register, I Freight Book, 2
Passage Books, I Fuel Book. These Books
practically record about six hundred business
trinsnction, comprehending Duff's original
plan of business education, introduced twen-ty-flvo
years ago. How far others have suc
ceeded iu imitating him will be best seen by
comparing the business papers and books ot
other pupils with those ot the graduates of
tins institution.
Harper's Enlarged Edition
OF
DUFF'S B00K-KEE7ING.
rrice $2. Postage. 20 cents.
SOLD BY BOOK SELLERS GEN
ERALLY.
AWARDED FOUR SILVER MEDALS.
Which, with tho following testimonials. Indi
cate the character of tho work :
'No other work upon Bookkeeping explains
tho subjccC with so much clearness and sim
plicity. F. W. EDMONDS,
Cashier Mechanics' Bank, Wall Blrcet, N. Y.
'As nn extensivo ship owner, American and
Europenn merchant, bunk director, etc., ho
has borno the repiUel!on of the highest nrdo
of business talents.' JNO. W BURNIIAM
Merchant, Nn. 8 South street, N. Y.
'1 graduated in Duff's collego in halt the
time I expected. 'His admirable system In
cludes nothing superfluous, nor leaves out
anything essential, J. R. COMPTON,
Cashier Niagara Bank, Lockport, N. Y.
"Tno most complete work of I ho hind I
havo ever seen." J. B. MUHHY,
President Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh.
Tho most clear and comprehensive that I
havo met with. JOHN SNYDER.
Cashier Bank of Pittsburgh.
Your committoe unanimously concur in the
opinion ot the utility ofthe improved mothod
of Mr. Duff." GURDON J. LBUDS.
Recording Sec. ot the Amcr. Instl , N. Y.
OuW" II. Duffs Fenmanship
For the best business and Ornamental Pen
manship, awarded our present Pcnmun, by
tho
United States faro nt Cincinnati!, In 1 800
Pennsylvania Stato fair at Wyoming 1800
Western Pennsylvania fair at Pittsburg I8C0
Western Virginia f.ilr nt Wheeling I Gilo
Ohio State fair at Cleveland I8U3
All of which aro exhibited at our ofllco.
OUR TERMS,
nave never btn advanced, while others aro
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with the following
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tioned by tho New York Chamber of Com
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8 The dally lectures of an experienced mer
chant. 4 A saving of seven or eight weeks In time
of study. - 1
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board.
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tionery. 7 A diploma Blgnod by one so long and so
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EXTRACT BUCHU.
IIELMBOLD'S BUCttU.
IIELMBOLD S BUCnU.
IIELMBOLD'S BUCHU. '
THE ONLY OKNOWN BEMEDt J0R
DIABETES,
IRRITATION OF THE NECK.OP
THE BLADDER, INFLAMMA
TION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER, STHAN
GUARY OR
PAINFUL URINATING.
For these diseases It Is truly, a sorerehrd
remedy, nnd too much cannot bo said In Its
nrnise. A single doso has been known to re
lieve tho most urgent symptoms.
Arc you troubled with that distressing pain
in tho back nnd through the hips f A tea
spoonful a day of Helmbold's Buchu will re
lieve you.
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PLEASE NOTICE.
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; a Juniper
prepared in vacuo aud according to rules of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
These ingredients are known as the most
valuable Diuretics afforded.
A DIURETIC
Is that which acts upon the kidneys.
IIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
ACTS GENTLY,
Is pleasant in, taste aud odor, free'fiom all
Injurious properties, and Immediate in it
action.
FOR TnE SATISFACTION OF ALL,
See Medical Properties contained in Dispensa
tory ofthe U. 8., of which the following li a
copy 1
"Bucuu. Its odor is strong, diffusive, and
somewhat aromatic, i's taste bitterish, and
analogous 10 inni 01 mini. 11 is given cnieny
in complaints of the Urinary Organs, such as
Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the bladder, Mor
bid Irritation of tiio Bladder and Urethra,
Diseases of tho prostrate, and Retention or
tho Incontinence of Urine, from a loss of tone
In the parts concerned iu Its evacuation. It
has also been recommended in Dyspepsia,
Chronic Rheumatism, J Cutaneous Affections,
and Dropsy.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
See Professor Dewees' valuable works on the
practico of Physio.
Seo Remarks made by the celebrated Dr.
Physic, of Philadelphia
See any and all Standard Works on Medi
cine. '
FROM THE
IIV THE WOULD
I am acquainted with H. T. Helmbold ; he
occupied tiio drug store opposite my residence
and was successful In conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before
him. I have been favorably 'impressed with
his character and enterprise.
. . WM. WEIGHTMAN,
(Firm of Powers & Welghtmnn,)
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia.
From the Philadelphia Evening HulUtin,
March 10th t Wo are gratified to bear of the
continued success, in New York, of our
townsman, Mr II. T. Helmbold, Druggist. ;
His store, next to the Metropolitan Hotel, is 28
feet front, 230 feet deip, and five stories in
height. It Is certainly a grand establishment, '
and specks favorably ofthe merit of bis srti-,
cles. Ho retains his Office and Laboratory In
tills city, which are also model establishments
of their clnss.
Tho proprietor lias been Induced to make
this statement from the fact that his remedies,
although advertised, are
Genuine Preparations,
And knowing that the Intelligent refrain from
using any tiling pertaining to Quackery, or
tho Patent Medicine order most of which are
prepared by Bell-styled Doctors, who are too
ignorant to read a physician's simplest pres
cription, much less competent to prepare phar
maceutical preparations.
These parties resort to various means of ef
fecting sales, such as convlmr Darts of advar-
' tlscments of popular remedies, and finishing
wnn ccnincaics.
The Science of Medicine statnds simple,
pure and majestic having Fact for its Basle,
Induction for its Pillar, Truth for Its Capital.
A WORD OF CAUTION. Health is most
Important ; nnd the afflicted should not uso aa
advertised medicine, or any remedy, unlese
Its contents or ingredients are known toothers
besides the manufacturer, or until they are
satisfied of the qualifications of the party so- .
offeiiug.
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCnU,
, FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,,
AND IMPROVED ROSE WABtl
Established upwards of 18 years.'
Prepared 'by
E. T. hklmbolU
riUauIDTK
PRINCIPAL DEPOTS?
nRLMhoLD'S roma and chemicaI ;
WAREAOUSE, 80i Broadway New ;York. .
; And HELMBOLD'S I MBDICAL DVP&P.
101 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia Pa. ''
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