1 i - -rfT. T. I 7 'yytV,' cSnon aud the sword." - For tbe Itepublicnn. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. With lha fanner an with every othor alass of men "timo is money," and at the t present high pnoo of labor, everything which tends to lighten, quicken and cx- ' pedite toil is just so much money saved, and takes just .10 muuh more drudgery irora the man and places It upon the an imal. It is uumcessary to go into an argument to convince any man who has given a" moment's reflection to labor-saving machines, of their utility. ' But there is a class of well-meaning, well to.do, and tolerably thrifty farmers, who never r give or.e thought, or take nny action to ward securing the immense Advantages of machinery unless their attention is called to it by some enterprising firm Hence many persons of this class would bo benefited by having their attention called to the many advantages of improve td farm cultivation. How many of our farmers do not take even ono of the many excellent agricultural journ als in the United States, seldom ever get a 1'iUe.it Office Repor. nnd as a con sequence are not posted on the improve' ments of the day, and are content to live as did one or two, or even three genera tions ago, deprived of many of the lux nries, if not some of tho necessities of life? This class f persons foci it most soroly when victimized. But did tho farmer so post himself as to know the advantages as well as the disadvantages of inventions, many a "bad sell'' would be avoided, bad machinery thrown aside, and better articles secured. How would our merchants and tradesmen so readily detect counterfeits, broken banks, itc, were it not for tho latest bank note re porters f How would they know the bust markets and be able to supply us with the bust goods, did they not take timo tor investigation ? Just so with the tanner. By means of knowledge ho is enabled to mnko his land yield most abundantly ; by scientific fanning he in. creases bis yield, and must, therefore, have the most perfect and rapid macliin ery to complete his work of saving in duo timo. This the inventive crenius has en abled him to do at such a trilling expense that, in almost. one season's timo, ho can fully supply his firm with the most per feet machinery and refund tho outlay. Years of experience have fully tested many valuable inventions which our far mers aro still content to do without. Why is this the case? Do not our fa mers love ease ns well as others t Why employ" so many makeshifts that will meroly do, when good, complete and ef ficient articles are within reach t It is .evident that money invested in iinple ments "which in one or two years time will pay for themselves, is well invested if it were only for the fact that you have J,ho machinery left. You have more, you bifvo time which is money, you havo ease which is relief. You, also, become in dependant of the many, contingencies upon which labor depends, for with a less number of hands you do your work iu less timo, more neatly and at the time it is needed, thereby saving hundreds of dollars in quality if not iu quantity of material. And tbon the vast burden ct labor which it removes from tho family, should be a great induco.nent. Why, my dear friends, I would tell you that it is much easier to feed a horse or to use machinery than to cook for a number of hands over a hot stove,' with the ther momcter nt 90 or 100 in the shade But if your fraternal feelings will not prompt you to get a supply, then let your love of ease appeal to your selfish nature for gratification. Why not save the muscle to supply the brain T Give the mind timefor research, for investigation, fur I improvement, and not ruuko the body the entire drudge of a life timo of toil, starve tho mind, impoverish tho soul and die as the beast that "knows not its Ma ker." If you will do this by purchasing and using tho latest, improved patents, and then impart your experience to your neighbors through tho columns of our county paper, you will do much to od van eo publio as well as private interest, by aiding in dispelling the antipathy that exists, to an alarming extent in Urecuo County, iu opposition to "newfanglcd institutions." o. w. . CATERPILLARS. A correspondent writing to ll'o Vir ginian Farmer,gives tho following moth od of getting rid of these pests of the fruit grower : ;A friend of mino.-n year or so sinco, discovered by accident, whilst boiling ooal tar, that the boiling, or burning of it nnder trees infested with caterpillars would kill the last one of them The trees near the boiling, or burning tar, (I aw them myself,) wore literally covered with oaterpillars, and every one fell and died under the trees. If the lar bo put into a long handled frying pan, and set on fire, it could be carried from tree to tree, and kept nudor each tree until the desired end is nooomplis-ht'd." This hint to fruit growers should be suflloiont. A fumily in Albany were poisoned by eating un wholesome veal, nnd one ot the children died!, . . Evans. Wirt STOP TO LOOK BACK BUT GO RIGHT IN! to tub stoke ov GEO. E. MINOR & CO THE above named Arm lias piircliasod a complute stock in the East and arc selling at reduced prices. It comprises a general as sortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, Wo would also call tho special attention of 1110 liiiiaiis 10 me largest lot of DcLaines and Calicoes ever offered In tills market, and at prices ns low as before the war, also, our full line of RIBBONS, VEILS, DIIESS GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS, HOOP SKIRTS, BALMO. SKIRTS, &a. You would do well to cull Immediately, nn Lpriecs are already stiffening in the Eastern nmriiet, von i lorget the placo, at tho OLD stand, In Minor's Building, nearly nppnsito tho F. & D. N. Bunk, Wnyncsburg, Pa. April 18, 'lili-tl'. CHOLEBAf CHOLERA IIO W TO A VOID THE DREAD DISEASE! COME TO TOWN, FOB RINEIIART & INGKRiM HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE city, and have opened tho largest New Grocery in town. They dcs'ro to Inform tho citizens of Wnyncsburg and vicinity of tho caro they have taken in selecting stock, having on hand a cood supply of CONFECTIONS, TOBACCO, CI GARS, TAR, also, PROVISI ONS. BACON, DRIED BEEF POTATOES F I S II , . DRIED PEACHES, fco., &o , &a. Cull and seo them as they have just ' You will find them accomodating, and can Bell lower than nny ono in the placo. Bo sure to go to tho right place, in LEDWITH'S OLD BUILDING. opposite tho Court House, and formorlv oc cupied by tho Post Olllco. apin,'uii.-u. JPLAIft ANB FANCY JOB PRINTING TIIE FINEST STYLE. Our prices cannot bo surpassed for cheap ness by nny other establishment iu this part of tho State Parties wishing done should glvo us a ca'l. Wo aro ready at all times to do anything In tho printing lino. 0 NE HUNDRED DOLLARS PREMIUM OFFERED HY NIXON &. BURChllNAL, SMirill'llCI.I), FAYKTTK CO, l'A. M.VNVFACTUII mis MILLS AND HOOK'S CANK IiVAl'OIUTOlt. This Is tho only successful Evaporator for making a No. 1 Syrup with economy nnd dis patch. Over ten thousand were used last fall, nvcry ono of which was insured, and not ono return ed. It is tho only Evaporator frco from liabilities fur Infringement upon some previous patent. Wo aro also agents for tho celebrated ''VIC TOR CANE MILL, "manufactured by cumi's soimo maciiinh co. Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Premium for sample if best Syrup, (seo pilco list of Cane Mills and Evaporators, sent ireo 01 charge.; to 00 nwimlcu ty Soruli urn Convention, tho time nnd placo to exiun Ino samples to bo dotormined by the Conven tion. D. OWENS, Agent. ALSO, PROPRIETOR OF THE EAGLE FOUNDRY, WHERE he keeps constantly nn hand, STOVES of all kinds and CASTINGS of all descriptions. Orders solicited and till ed promptly. aprSO (tm Waynksiiciio, Pa, 8 tTTk MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS, Forty different styres, adapted to sacred and secular music, for to iloo each. THIR TY FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or first premiums awarded them. ' Illustrated' Catalogues free. Adi'ress, MASON HAM DUN, UoSTOH.Qrj MASON HKOMIEItS, U:W XiW, sop18,'03-ly THE CSSI STORM HAS BURST ! A. HEDGE & SON . Have Just received a Now Stock ol BOOTS AND SHOES, ' IIAT AND CAI'S, COLLARS, NECK TIES, GLOVES, HOSI ERY, TRIMMINGS OP ALL DE SCRIPTIONS. Wo havo just received a lurgo assortment of tho latest kind of ready mado BOOTS AND SHOES which we can warrant to wear, and do good service. Also a few Low Priced Boots and Shoes which wo will not watraut bought expressly to uuilljllUU Willi Olir IICIIIDOI'H, Don't fail to cull If you wnut to seo cnod articles in our line of trade. It will cost noth ing to look ut them. Remember the place, "Allison's Building, onnnsiln llm Pnnrf IpMitn " Wnyncsburg, May 2, tf. Mils K. S.SAVKKS. T. IIOSKINSON. NEW GOODS! ! Spring Stock. Great Variety MRS. E S. SAYERS & IIOSKINSON, S'licrs' Comer, Waynesburg, Pa. MESSRS. SAYERS & IIOSKINSON Have just opened nn extensive nnd entirely new stock of FASHIONABLE Bought in tho best Eastern market at tho vnrv j lowest cash rates, comprising nil styles of the iuosi lasuionauiu aim servicoauio textures 01 Gentlemen & Lades' Wear It is useless to enumerate. They havo cvery hing in the line, with 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 tho quality and cheap ness of their goods to gain them custom. Nov. an, IHii:.. t f Bradley & Smith MANUFACTURERS AND -1N- $fc SADDLES, HARNESS, TRUNKS, &o., &t No. 132 W00.I Street, . PITTSBURG, PA. PEOPLE OF GREENE COUNTY wishing anything in our line can be furnished on tho shortest notico nnd MOST 11EASONAJ1LE TERMS. Persons from a distnnco sending us. ORDEIiS will havo them promptly attended to, and on account of being near Market Head (Quarters wo can furnish goods CHEAPER thau they can bo bought elsewhere. Send Us Your Ordei'N. nnd wo will givo them our strictest attention nnd forwurd giculs by Express to W nyneslnirg by boat, or persons living in tho country can send by Pedlars nnd Hucksters. mar2ll'lir.-tl' ItRADLEV & SMITH. NE VflPIRM ! fpIIE UNDERSIGNED hnvo nssncntedthem J. selves together in tho name uud style of HUGHES AND LUOiS, a( the old stand of tlmniKii. Tt AYAltn it ( . tn I Rices Landing, Pa., for the purpose of carrying mi uiu uruix-ry, I'orwariung nun 1 ommisrtou business in all Its various branches, They hope, by tho Jong experience of ono ot tho Partners, nnd strict attention to business, to receive a liberal sharo of tho public iiatrouago In their Hue of business. They will KEEP CONSTAN TLY ON HAND A good supply of Groceries, such ns Sugar' Coffee, Rice, Molasses. Nails mid Iron, (Ills nnd Paints, nnd nil articles usually kept In a Grocery Store, all or which they will sell at a fory small advance over cost anil carrlaue. lindsuy uremics, - THOMAS LUCAS. May 3, 'osif AdmiiitMirntor'N Notice. IETTERS of administration having been J granted to tliu undersigned on tho estate ol James Uwynn, dee'd., Into of Jefferson tn notice Is hereliy given to all persons Inilebt'd 1o said estate to make Immediate payment and tlioso having claims to present them properly authenticated for seltlein-mt. . WILLIAM OWYNN, MARSHALL QWYNN. Administrators of Jamos Uwynu, doo'd. May 110, 18l..flw ' people'Tline" STEAMER "CHIEF. TAIN,"R. R. Aiiiiams, Ciiinnmniler, dipt R, C. Mason, Clcrki loavus Cireensbnro, for,' Pittsburgh every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 1) a. in. Leaves ruwnurgn lor urennsiioro every Tuesday, I Thursday nnd Saturday . May tfl.'OU.-Om, wheeler & wm Jwiiiij fgittJunc: IIuvo been awarded tho Highest Premiums at nil Foreign, United States and State Fairs where exhibited. Tho iiualities which recommend tho Wheel er & VVilscn aro I 1. It uses NO SHUTTLE, and inkcstlre LOCK-8TICH. Beauty and cxcollcnco tit stich, botli sides of the tabric sewed. aliko up .1. Strength, firmness nnd durability of seam, that will not rip uor ravel. 4. Economy of thread. r. Its attachments nnd wido rungo of np pliealiou to purposes aud materials. 0. Compactness and eleganeo and finish. of model 7. Simp'lcity and thoroughness of con struction. 8. Speed, casu of operation and manage ment, and quietness of movement. 0. It has been the popular Family Sewing Machine for nine years, and Jienco it not an experiment to buy it. Rend thcjbllowing extract from tho' Chica go Tribune: "Tho Wheeler & Wilson Lock-Slitch Ma chine iu 1,000 yards of Seam, uses 2,250 yards thread. The drover & Baker Double Thread Chain Siitch Machine in 1,000 yards of team uses 5,ioO vards thread. Tho'Wirick & Gibbs Single Tbrnd Chain Stitch Machine, in 1,000 vards of seam uses 3,000 yards of thread. Over 8,000 Whaler & Wilson Machines are in use in Western Pennsylvania, which is more than all others combined. A machine whose merit bus achieved such a world wido renown and success. W ri anted Tlirco Years, By a responsible Company, brought to tho house of the purchaser, instructions given in its usu, without extra charge, and satisfaction guaranteed, it. is no experiment to buy, nnd Here is no investment which pays a better in terest or brings more comfort health, happi ness aud relief to tbe household. .A Send for Circulars nnd Samples to WM. SUMNER & CO., No. 27 Fifth St., Pitisburgh, Pa. Agency for Western Pa.. Eastern Ohio, and Western Virginia. Nov. 22, 18(1.-.. July 1 2-1 v. trF Tlicso celebrated machines aro sold In Wnyncsburg by Capt. J. M. Kissr, Wilson's bnililiiur. NEW PHOTOGRAPH O- JX JLi X-i E3 7ST -in- WAYNESDURCJ, PEN'N'X. jsLtt.JIL. Wal! ace Has fitted up a new nnd splendid Photograph .1.11 I.. .1... .,.!...! .... 0 1 uauuij in uiu uuru suiry 01 ALLISON'S BUILDING, Where ho Is prepared to execute PHOTOGRAPHS, AMIJROTYPES, MALEIANOTVPES. CARTES I)H VISITE, And nil other kinds and sizes of pictures, In a stylo equal to the best artists. Especial atten tion will be giveu to copying pictures and en larging them. All applications will bo prompt ly attended to. Their rooms are commodious mill attractive, nnd wry desirable accommo dation will bo rem'.cred to ciwtomcrc This is decidedly tho best opportunity to secure accu rate likenesses over oll'ered to tho neonle ol Greene County. Call nny timo it suits you. j-iciures iiikcu any tune in Hie day, and in all Kinds ol weather. Nov. lfi. iHit.f. tf. W.tYMOMdDUU .ti t HULK &,STO.: Ct fl LL continue to carry on tho Marblo nnd kj niono culling misiness nt their long estnb llslieil stand Immediately East of tho Public sipiaro, main mrcet, wnyncsburg. This establishment has been In constant operation since in:iu, nnd tho long experience and energy of the proprietors, linked with the exercise oi hoiiiiu judgment and good tasto, Imvo won for them a wide snread unit cnvliililn reputation. Aiiextensivu stock of tho various varieties oi the liest. marblu kept constantly on hand. Special attention paid to polishing, dressing, curving ui.d engraving. All orders promptly tilled, December SKI, I Mils', MORE GROCERIES! LtaAll Persons COME TO WAYNESBURG To GtOt CHEAP GROCERIES --OF- COTTEIILI, & TAYLOR. Prnprletorsof the spk-ndld Grocery Stnro, foi morly owned by Joseph Yoator. Mr. Taylor keeps on hand a good supply of tho very best HUUAR, COFFEK. TKAli, MICE, M0LAS BIOS, SPICES. CARBON OIL LAMPS, LAMI'CIIIM.NIIKS. SIIOHFINDINUS, &cT! &c and, In fait, EVERY TIHNU usually kept In a first class Uroeery Storo. Two doors East of Wilsons Now Building Oct II, '05-tf 1 SAYiiBS k BliH RECONSTRUCTION NOT OF the; union BUT OF ZsaacHooper's GROCERY & CONFECTIONERY I MR. HOOPER would still havo his rlcnds nnd patrons hear n. mind, that he con tinues In tho Grocery and, Confectionery trade at his usual place ot doing business, aud that ho bus just received t A Fresh Supply of tho best quality of all ai t'clos In his lino. ' TOYS-NOTIONS nnd a great variety of useful articles always on baud. BEFRESHMENTS, In connection with tho nbovc, Mr. Hooper keeps a Restaurant, where ICE CREAM, ber ries ami all the luxuries of the season can bo obtained. The most attraetivo nnd most popular resort In town. Juno 14. 'lio-5? E. B. Pendleton, manufacturing Jeweler, No. 20 Fifth Street, Third Floor, PITTSBURGH, J A. Jewelry made to order, Hair Work, Corps Marks, Badges, &c. ; Jewelry repaired and mado to look equal to now, IlUjhest Cash Vies raidor Old Gold Silver. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO Julv 12. '05-lv DU. V. II. WITM0RK HAS been in successful practice for a num ber of years, with the experience of tho dillercnt hospitals in Europo, also 11 member of tho Analytical Medical Instituto of New York, continues to atleud to all professional cases at J is olllco , No. Ul8 Filbert Street, Phila. No patent Medicines aro used or recom mended i the remedies administered are those which will not brake down tho constitution, hut renovate the system from all Injuries it has sustained tVom mineral medicines, and leave thesyste n iu a healthy aud perfectly cured concilium. DYSPEPSIV that distressing disease and fell destroyer of health anil happiness, under mining tliu constitution and yearly carrying thousands to untimely graves, cau most 0111 phaticlly be cured. Melancholy, Abberratlnn, that state of Alio nati'..u and wtaknoRs of mind which renders persons Incapable of enjoying the pleasbresor perlormim; the duties of lite. RHEUMATISM, In nny form or condition, chronic or ncciite, warranted curable. Epi lepsy, or falling sickness, all chronic or stub born cases of FEMALE DISEASES radically removed ; Salt Rheum nnd every description of ulcerations Piles nnd serotin ous diseases which have bullied all previous medical skill, .can lie cured by my treatment; and 1 ilosiy i.Udtsciwa, (yes Coiwauitlon) can' lie cur ;1 tiy wenrini! my Medical .Tacct, which is a priii 1 cine lathe lungs iigidnst nil changes 01 n'l' Cir'f in all climates Having investigated lor ycait- ibe i iiise and character of intermit. tents(fevi r mid agii'') iii all parts of the United Stales will cure perniancnlly nil ehroi.ic or acute cases ol Ague and nervous discuses in a lew days. CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR DRAWING OF ULOOD. Tapo Worm, that dread to the Human Family for years, can lie removed with two mi three lilacs of my newly discovered remedy, warranted in nil cases. Cnnsiilta'lon in the English nnd German Languages free ofelmrgo. Will make visits any distance. If desired. May be addressed by letter (contlden.ially,) nn'd Medicine sent with proper directions to any part of tho country. OFFICE No. 928 Filbert Street, Phila. uiar'24;'llli-'ly PEACE HAVING BEEN MADE, WE OFFER OUR CUSTOMERS ONE OF THE LARQ . EST STOCKS OF DRY GOODS!! GlBCiSBUISyei LEATHER, BOOTS & SHOES, Hats 8s Caps ! IIU., NAILS nnd SALT, And a groat variety of BONNETS nnd HATS for the ladles, nt tho lowoft prices tliat Goods havo been sold for sinco tho commencement of tho War. PRINTS From 12 1-2 to 23 els. per vri, MUSLINS,,.. 12 1-2 to 40 " FISH At Pittsburgh prices. I RON & Nails" " Card' Prices. SAII per barrel. COTTON YARN, at reduced rates. We havo the goods In storo, and nil wo nsk of our friends Is to call and seo for themselves fur wo are satlslled that an examination of our stock and low prices will repay them for their trouniu. To our lilemis at, a insianee, wo ex tend a cordial Invitation to call nnd seo their old friends who me always glad to seo them, for wo can nssuro them that it will repay them for the trouble. VV. II. M'COY & VV. Tito old stand of W. H. M'COY, Grecnsbo- ro, Oroeno County, Pinn'a. MaylO.'Uil-tfl S. B, M'Et.nor. Jas, Dicksoh, J. T. Smanb. T il l 1) E , 1 8 0 0 . s p H i n a AT WIIOI.KSAI.K I M'BLHOT, DICKSON & CO., 51 FIFTH STREET. PITTSBURGH, PA., Now (itrorll.elrSPRINa GOODS at tho lowost niaikt t price I thumb cash tho stock will be kept complete during the season, Buyers (Von eastern and cenlral Ohio, Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia, aro lnvltod tocall and examine tho assortment. MarchlO U Sftrctt &tUy, Pa. Founded in 1840 AND INCORPORATED BY LECISLIT1VB CIWITER. THE ONLY INSTITUTION OFTHE KIND in tlie Union conducted by a Practical bu siness man. Our hinhest Commercial Author ities, east nnd west, pronounce his systems of Hoim-Kceping uneiiuaieil comprelieiiiimg cvi-ry department of business, and yet so skillully condensed that tho attentive student niisters.tlie whole hi six of eight weeks, It consists of STOCK HOOKS, closed oieo with a loss nnd twico with n gnlu exhibiting by tlirco ilillerent methods the transfer of old to ucw books. PARTNERSHIP BOOKS, conducted by three different methods, ex hibiting the transfer of tho old to new hooks, Willi the introduction of a new partner j niso practically illustrating tho , PRIVATE LEDGER, by means of which tho results of tho business aro Kept out ol the general books, for tho uso of the partners only. LECTURS ON BUSINESS SUBJECTS. How every ono may get rich. How to got rich by trading. Tho cause ol Commercial failures. On speculations. Tho moral intlu anceof integrity iu youth, etc. Also lectures upon COMMERCIAL LAW, on Partnerships, Contracts, Insurance, Com mon Carriers, tho Statuto of Limitations, etc. Practical instructions in DETECTING COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES, by a full set of genuine vignettes nnd coun ters, aud a large collection of counterfeit notes. OUR RAILROAD HOOK-KEEPING, (in manuscript,) exhibits tho construction nnd equipment, tne operating receipts and expen ditures i the hoods closed and a dlvidcud re corded. These books aro advertised by others j but not taught elsewhere in the cily. Our ' now system of ' PRIVATE HANK BOOKS, . (in manuscript,) embraces all Ibo best forms in use umcng private bankers. Our new en - largeu euiilon ol null s Steamboat Hook-keen- ing. Our full coursu of business praclic in cludes about FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS, ruled to about thirty dill'eren' forms, viz : 1 1 Ledgers. 7 Day Books, 6 Journals, 0 Bill 1! inks, 4 Cash Books. 4 Saics Books, 2 Invoice Books, 1 Discount Book, 1 Check Register, I Deposit Register, 2 Collection Registers, 1 Tickler, 1 Hands' Register, 1 Freight Hook, 2 Passage Books, 1 Fuel Doolc. These Books practically record about six hundred business tr.nsaction", comprehending Duff's original plan of business education, introduced twenty-live years ago. How far others have suc ceeded iu Imitating him will be best seen by comparing the business papers' and hunks ot other pupils with those ot the graduates of tills Institution. Harper's Enlarged Edition OP duff's book-kee:i.ng. Frice S2. Pout t jc. 20 cents. ' SOLD BY" LJOOK SELLERS GEN ERALLY. AWARDED FOUR SILVER MEDALS. Which, with tho following testimonials. Indi cate the character of the work : 'No other work upon Bookkeeping explains tho subject with so much clearness nnd sim plicity. F. W. EDMONDS, Cashier Mechanics' Bank, Wall street, N. Y. 'As an extensive ship owner, American and Eur ipean merchant, bank director, etc., ho has borne the reputation of tho highest ordo of business talents.' JNO. W UURNHAM Mediant, No. H South street, N. Y. "I graduated in Dull 's college in half the time I expected. His admirable system in cludes nothing superfluous, nor leaves out anything essentinl. J. R. COMPTON, Cashier Niagara Bank, Lockport, N. Y. "Tne most complete work of tho kind I have ever seen." J. B. MPHRY, President Exchange Bank, Pillsliumh. Tho most clear and comprehensive that I have met with. JOHN SNYDER, Cashier Bank of Pittsburgh.. Your committee unanimously concur in tho opinion ol tho utility of the Improved method of Mr. Duir." GURDON J. LEEDS, Recording Sec. ol tho Amer. Insll , N. Y. 0u"W. II. Duffs renmanskip For tho best business and Ornamental Pen manship, awarded our present Penman, by tho United States faro nt Cincinnati!, in 18(10 Pennsylvania State fair at Wyoming IKCii Western Pennsylvania fair at Piltsliurg IHlio Western Virginia fair at Wheeling lG(ii) Ohio Statu fidr nt Cleveland 181,'a All of which aro exhibited at our office. our terms: . Have never bten advanced, whllo othors aro charging $.") tuition foe, or 10 nnd fir ex tra for pemnnnsliip, and $12 to SJO for text books and blanks. For our urnduntlnir course, ineludinir busi ness penmanship, time unlimited, aro $10. Tho enlaiired edllion ot Hull's Book-keep ing, with blanks nnd etallouery nt booksellers' prices, ipii. Our blanks nro mado up of lluo extra sized paper ruled complete, wl h lull sets of auxil iaries. Wo therefore present tho business student Willi tho following IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES : 1 Wo havo tho best Ponmnn In tho west. 'i Pull's System of Book-koeplng, (mine tinned by tho Now York Chamber of Com merce, ) taught by the author, ' 8 The dally lectures of an experienced mer chant. 4 A saving of seven or eight weeks In timo oi stuuy. 5 A saving of tho samo numbor of weoks board. (I A saving of -fill or $7 In books and sta tionery. 7 A diploma signed by one so long and so favorably kno.vn asaprocoptor, ns an recount ant, and as a merchant. For full Vartleulars, soml for circular, IS pages, with samples of our penman's Business aim Ornamental writing, inclosing twenty live cents for postage, to 1. Dl IT & SON, PRINCIPALS, fobl7'C0-ly PITTflBURQII, Pa., HELMDOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHIL HELMUOLD'8 BUClith HELMDOLD'S BUCHU. HELMllOLD'S BUCHtf. THE ONLY KNOWN BEMEDtf Ftttl DIABETES, IRRITATION OF TIIE NECK' OF TIIE BLADDER, INFLAMMA- ' TION OF TIIE KIDNEYS, CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, STRAW GUARY OR PAINFUL URINATING. For theso diseases It is truly a sovereign remedy, and too much cannot bo said in its praise. A single iloso has been known to re lieve tho most urgent symptoms. Aro you troubled with that distressing pain in the back and through tho hips f A tea spoonful a day of Hchuuold's Buchu will re lievo you. PLEASE NOTICE. I make no secret of IngredTcnts. Holmbold's Extract Buchu Is Composed of Buchu, Cubebs, and Juniper Berries, selected with great care, prepared in vacuo and according to rules of PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY. Those Ingredients nro known as the most valuable Diuretics alforded. A DIURETIC Is that which acts upon tho kidneys. ILMDWRtCTBIi ACTS GENTLY, Is pleasant In tasto nud odor, freo 'fiora nil 1 injurious properties, aud immodiato in its aeuon. FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL, See Medical Properties contained In Dispensa tory of the U. 8., of which the following is a copy i "Buciiu. Its odor Is strong, diffusive, and sonewhnt aroniutic, I's taste bitterish, and analogous to that of mint. It Is given chiefly in complaints of tho Urinnry Organs, such as Cltavcl, Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, Mor bid Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra, Diseases of tho prostrate, and Retention or tlie Incontinence of Urine, from a loss of tone in the parts concerned hi Its evacuation. It lias also been recommended In Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism,! Cutaneous Affections, and Dropsy. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION See Professor Dewces' vnluablo works on the practice of Phrsie. See Remarks mado by tho celebrated Dr. Physio, of Philadelphia See nny and all Standard Works on Medi cine. . FROM TIIE L--EXGr-ElBT ii im nil him; chemists 1 THE WOULD I nm acquainted with II. T. Hclmbold he occupied the drug storo opposite my resident's mid was successful in conducting tie baslnuss where others had not been equally so before him. I have been favorably Impressed with his character and enterprise. WM. WEIGHJMAN, (Firm of Powers & Wlaghtmnn,) Manufacturing Chemists, Ninth nnd Brown Streets, Philadelphia. From tho Philadelphia Evening llMttin, March loth Wo arc gratified to hear of the continued success, in New York', of our townsman, Mr H. T. Hclmbold, Druggist. His storo, next to the Metropolitan Hotel, is 28 feet front, 1:I0 feet deep, nnd five stories in height. It is certainty a grand establishment, and specks favorably of tho merit of his arti cles. Ho retains hisOllice nnd Laboratory in tills city, which nro also model establishments of their class. Tho proprietor has been Induced to make this statement from tho fact that his remedies, although advertised, aro Genuine Preparations, And knowing that the intelligent refrain front using any thing pertaining tn Quackery, or the Patent Medicine order most of which are prepared by self-styled Doctors, who are too hinnmnt to rend a nhvsiclnn's simplest pres cription, much less competent to prepare Uor mnccutical preparations. These parties resort to various means of ef fecting sales, such as copying parts of adver tisements of popular remedies, and finishing with certificates. The Science of Medicine statnds simple, pure and majestic having Fact for Its Basis, Induction for its Pllliir,a'ruth for Its Capital. A WORD OF CAUTION. Health. is most important ; nnd the afflicted Blinuld not uso an. advertised medicino,' or any remody, unloss. Its contents or Imrrcdlcnts nro known to othors . besides tlie manufacturer, or until they are i satisfied of the qualifications of the party so offering. HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU, FLUID EXTRACT 8AH8APARILU, AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH.. Established upwards of 16 yean. Prepared by P.. T. HELMBOtD. pklycival aiEroxs waiwaTO!?8 AND CHEMICAL WAREAOUSE, 694 Broadway New York. Md nEUIBOLD'8 MEDICAL' DEPOT 104 South Tenth Street, PaUadoljiOua PaT ' HY ll.T. nDimiiiiM I f. t:.
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