FAHMEKS' COLUMN?
''Speed tho plow Mid speed the burrow;
Pence and ploi ty semi abroad,
lktlcr fur tliu spndu and barrow;
Than tlio cunnoii nnd lliu sword."
. '
CANNED FlllTT-lIOW TO PKESEHVH
FUL'IT l'Olt YYINTEltVSE.
To can fruit, Biigur is not necossnry.,
or at luast, not to any great extent. Wo
have often ciilcn punches u year oi l,
preserved in air lijjht inns, without a
morsol ot sugar. Fruit thus pn served
is almost us good ns thonjjli just from
tho troo. How to preserve fruit in this
fresh stato is known to many. It is a
sialod book to many. Let us unseal it.
Wo will tell you how to seal up fruit fur
future uso. The simplest, cheapest, nnjl,
in an ooonomieal sense, best vessels for
the purpose aro stoneware jus. Those
, of one-quart sizo are worth .1,")0 per
dozen, thoso of larger size proportion
ably cheaper. Good, soft, corks are
worth 50 cents a hundred. For use
they must lin soaked in hot water, or
steamed, and may then bo cut in halves
Select your jugs with mouths of even
nizo, and your corks of a larger size than
would fit, so as to have to-t'ureo them in
Glass jars are preferred, because you
can put in whole peaches, or large pieces '
ot fruit, and can always see how it keeps,
and the variety. I
Tin cans aro objectionable for acid
fruit, and because they aro not economi
cal. Somo persons consider them pois
onous, after they are corroded.
There aro many patent fruit preser-
vers. but. ihov mat croirralk' pvinvnivn
Ti.nt ic n. c,,!. ,.r t... it...., i I
ll tV is HIV Hiiltt VI .111 ..LIKTIib I r 1 1 1 ,l
stoneware having a ground joint that
Jicods no sealing. Thoso ofono quart
eizo cost y 1,5U a dozen Tho people
must have something cheaper, or they
will nevir put up fruit for family use. A
small-mouthed vessel is just as good as a
largo-mouthed one (r small fruit, and
for family nso you may as well cut up
poaches and pears as to preserve thorn
whole. Tlln ltl-fD:H':-lon nml I ll'l II1! 'C J 1.1
the same, whatever the shape or com- i
position of your cm, jug or jar. j
t ,... , .. , , ,
w. sng.ar u-u pist enough to make
vn,. ,,.;, .,., ,,,, , " ,,
youi una palatable, am no more. It;
... ' ' ,
no, ep w.inoiii sugar, mil it is read cr
and belter for uso when sugared before I
canning.
For peaches, one pound of sugar to
four of fruit is siillieient for some sorts
more than enough.
rillt MI TIIOl) 01' CANNINd AM) I'liia'.W-INIi
Tiiu riatr.'
If you wish lo preserve thenppearauoo
of the fruit, you must use care. If not,
you may do the work more expeditious
ly. If you wish to have your peach
es, for instance,, preserve their shape and
color, eaivfully pare, pit, quarter or halve
them, and put tho pieces immediately
into your bottles or cans, and set tbeni
in somo vessel whero you can heat water
to cook tho fruit just enough to expel
the air. A largo wash boiler answers a
good purpose. The water should stand
about two-thirds tho height of tho bot
tles, and in boiling bo careful it does not
'get into tho. fruit. Fifteen minutes'
cooking is enough.
Stoaining, whero it is convenient to do
it, would bo easier and plcasatiter than
tho water bath. Tho jars or cans aro
placed upon a steam-table, at which the
operator works constantly, sealing them
as tast as sufliuioutly cooked. A slit in
kage takes place m cooking, and requires
to bo filled before closing the jars, with
fruit from another vessel prepared at tho
tsamo time. Up to this pwiut you have
umd no sugar. The jars or bottles aro
to bo rilled with boiling syi up, made of
ono pound of refilled sugar to one quart
of water. Some persons uso raw sugar
for common purposes. It is not as good,
and is of doubtful economy. Tho bot
tles, when taken from the bath, must bo
filled and closed as quick as possible
If glass is used, you can always sco tho
shape, color, and keeping quality of tho
fruit, and a well fi led closet of various
sorts has a very plesanl look, of which a
good housekeeper may well be a little
proud.
A moro expeditious mode of canning
fruit, and 'which answers just as well for
every-day use, particularly for tho coarser
BOits wo will now describe.
Mauo your syrup as you choose, of
whito or brown suyur, ill a proper ketllo
tho bout is well - cleaned brass ami
put in your fruit stiriinc; carefully to
pievont burning, nnI boil it ten lo fil
teeri minutes, ami then with a ladlo
liaving a spout, dij) ami pour diroctly
into the jars, nnd soul rapidly. . Tho jars,
or bottles must bo boated quito hot beloro
filling.
For it cement, mix ono pound! of com
mon rosin with ono ounce of tallow or
lafj. Heoswax, sealingwax, or grafting
ccinonl will answer the same purpose
Whore jugs or ordinary ilark bottles aro
used, driro in tho softened cork, and dip
the inverted bottles in tho mulled wax,
so as to thoroughly cout tho corks
Before tho contents beeonio cold, nib
down ny blisters on tho wax, and invert
H second time in tho cement. Pursue
the samo courso with tho large mouthed
glass jars, nnd if perfuot security isdesitv
ed at additional expeuso, invert nnd
leave tho jar in patty ptfn or other vessel I
pnrtialljr filled witlr tho lucltsd ceuiont. J
mrhni very L'ood
with a Bimple oovci ing of cement muslin
i i;d securely ovcr tho mouths of the
bottle. Alter shrinking and hollowing
in, as it always will when cooling, dip
on n little inoro of the cement. With
tho patent arrangements, pcrew or drive
on tho cover as soon as tho bottled are
filled, allowing ifo lime f r the contents
to shrink and the air to enter. The
fruit will keep best in a cool, dry, dark
place, and, as a general thii.g, the teller
is tho nearest approach to this. It is
well to examine tho bottles occasionally,
and if any give indications of spoiling,
as seen by bubbles and generally a leakage '
of air about tho mouth, scald tho contents
over for use or for I ensealing.
Tho same directions for peaches will
apply for pours, and mainly for all tho
small fruits. Tomatoes should be scald
id to peal easily, a portion ot tho water
. i l .1.1 !..!..
or juice drained on, aim too remaining
fruit and juico boiled for lo minutes,
then dipped into tho jugs or jars, and
imiwdiatoly closed. Tlcy are very
easily preserved, and should bo largely
put up by every fanner's family.
Two important requisites aro neces
sary in putting up all fruits: first, to
thoroughly expel all the air, and change
tho albumen of the fruit by heat, and
second, to close tho he tiles or j igs so
rjtrckly and thoroughly that, no outside
air can enter. Tho contraction by cool,
ing leaves a vacuum, and tho oulsido
pressnio to fill this is great.
The tendency of peas, beer.?, green
corn, and most other vegetables, 'to do-
cni' ia 80 strong that it is
not advisable
to attempt keeping the n in their green
slate, unless hermetically sealed in tin
cans.
I!ut all fruits can he preserved in their
natural state, with only justsugar enough
to niako them palatable, in common
glass bolt'es, jugs, jars, cans, or any
small vt.-sel that can bo corked and
sealed, or made air tight in any ether
way, and tho fruit will k -up belter, ami
,'.u bo,t'"' f"r xm l!lim A" ",0il "l""'
MV" -. ,
Yo have seen peaches put up in com-
, . , , , , ,
"ion '-jut-.k bottles,' wlueh; a', a year od,
. u , i i .- i , , J , -. I
could not be distinguished rom f:iut of
t10 ,iUm. Uiixl cut no and sugar
ed twelve
hours
lu this cute, the amount ot cook
ing was very slight indeed, l'he corks
were put in and tied down belore putting
the bottles in water. As soon as tho
roughly heated through, they were taken
out with an ius'ruineut made on purpose
to handle them while but, and the corks
dipped in wax, and thence immediately
into cold water, to prevent the wax from
melting or running oil".
For preserving tomat.ocs for winter
use, we have found the plan of cooking
them Hullii.'iunt lor tho table net'oro put
ling them up injurs an admirable one.
SrtcdM.
A Sad Pi-in r. The Utiea 'Akyrapi
says a raving lunatic was brought to
that city yesterd iy for treatment in the
asylum, lie was formerly asoldur, a
member of the Forty-first regiment.
His name is (ieorge'W. liasselt- He
was one id' the Andersonville prisoners,
and the terrible privations which ho then
suffered so shattered his constitution
that ho never billy recovered, and was
finally reduced to his present pitiable
condition. Tho phantom which seem
ed to possess his mind was a JIcll, to
which ho himself and everybody around
him was hastening. Doubtless tho scenes
of that death-pen at Andersonville had
been scared into his brain as with a red
hot iron, till all else is burned out but
that one terrible thing whicii is now
within him a living horror a burning,
fearful lull.
A man who bad a eauso in court,
said, "tnat if ho lost in the Court of
Common Pleas, lie would appeal to the
Supreme Court, and from thence to
Heaven." .-7
"And there," replied a gentleman,
"von would be sure to lose, for you will
not bo present to answer fr-r yourself,
and no attorney is ever admitted there "
They do-things in a hurry in Calilor
foi'n:a,ns witness ihe following program
mo of a "pleasant little nllair:'
San Juan Nevada stage robbed at fivn
A. M. of 3.000 1 reward offered at
seven A. M. j robbers shol'and all the
money recovered at iwo I'. ; cor
oners inkiest at three 1 M. ; fun ral
of the thieves at six 1'. Jil,
I
obicct to i
young laities should l.ever
I. LI ii. ', . .
being lu.-sed y a priulei'; they should;
'. . . '
iii.iru vtvij Hiiowaiioe ioi i no nieiiom ol
' ' the press,
.. m.., l.i.. i i . .
A voniicf lady ox plained o a nriu Icr
tliu other day, tlio distinction between
printing mid publishing, and at the
cone iision ot her reo.ai l.-s ! -.,u . f
illustration she said, "You may print ir
kiss on my cheek, lint yo:i must nol i-
itslit.
-re.. ..-ts. . .. ..
(Jeneral Sherman has been diibbed an ' Id-
D" h) Dartmouth follegn. In responding I
to the compliment he said. "I am iifrald von
aro doing what was done In tho eadv part, of,
tho war, elevating men far above their ability I
and letting thorn down nrctlv hard " I
2 . .
I he IluiillngdonfPn.) (It,,! of the I Ith says.
"To -day, sixteen years ago, the Hi st, train pass
ed westward over tho Pennsylvania Hailroad
tl.rongh this place." ''What wondrous chan
ges since sixteen years ngo!" Now about
I'irly-live trains, freight mid passenger, puss
hero daily.
(ion. (Jraiit's recent order is severely
criticised by tho Southern papers, nnd ho
is nccincd of "dubious flirtations with the
Radicals.
As ono singlo drop of black ink will
lingo nnd pollute n vessel of crytal' wati r
soonolilllo net ot faithlessness may ir-.
roileemabl" poison a wholo lilelinio of
tlio purc9t friendship aud Confidouco.
srxr m riirmrnivi t'Tnnii mis -nr.
THE C.1TIIEMU STORM
A. IIKDGK & S0.N
Havo Just received a New Stock ol
HOOTS AND S110F.S,
HATS ANDCAI'S,
COLL.UtS, NECKTIES, GLOVES, 110SI-
KHY, TltlMMINUS OP ALL PE
SCHIPTION.S. We Imvn lust received a lariro assortment of
t liu latest kind of ready made
BOOTS AND SHOES
which wo can warrant lo wear, and do iiood
service.
Also iv few bow Priced Hoots and Shoes
which we will not wjirunt liouht expressly to
compete willi our iicL'hliors.
Don't I'ail to call Ji'you want lo see jinnd
articles In our line of trade. U will cost notli
In.L' to limit at theni.
Itcnicmlicr the place, "Allison's ISuiKUiig,
opposite Hie t'ourt 11 .use."
W'nyiU'sliitrg, May tf.
TAYLOR & FAKLh.Y'S
MODEL ORGANS.
O.J. WILLAIID,
No. C.
liKOADWAV,
I (1ST COMl'U;
NEW YOKK.
rnilE MOST COMPLETE MUSICAL IX
.1 STIil
il'MENT iiianul'ae ured, and the
Z.-CocTLojL crsnn
OP THE would:
Comlulim;; Sweetness and Depth of Tone,
Jii'.iiilll'ul and Cha-te in Appearance, lic
liiiin;,' and Eli'Vallm; in ils Tenden
cies. Por Churches, Pailors or
the ll'iudoir it has no eiUal,
and has hivarlalilv t iki u
Ihe PIUSTPIii'.Ml
I'.M wherever
exhibited
ill
Competition with oilier well'liiimvn manufac
turers. Thirty Tour dilTcrcnt slyli s, and from one to
twelve stops, Loni; Double Itellows, Double
Jilow Pedals, Knee Swell, etc., etc., "Ivinsr
I crcat powiu and steadiness of tone.
TIll'l St. li-JiASS, upplh-il to the Double
Heed Organs, elves a volume of lone ripial to
a sixteen fool slop ia a Pip.' Oruiin, ami when
applied to our Organs e-uitainin:; them, and
four sets of Heio'iS Ihe volume of lone Is eipi'il
t n sVjeiai pipe nrnan. and cosliu:;' only alu ul
one fourth as much. Send for an ilhi-lralcd
Price List, giving full partietilai-i. Address
orders, (). .1. WILLAHD,
Wholesale Agent, V Hroudwav, N. 1'.
TIIU OKKAT l!'i:iV'ALF.l)
" V 0 S E " I A H 0 FORTE!
The cheapest first class Piano Porto 111 the
Market. These beautiful hisiiumenls are last
niiinln!! thc.r way Inio ptildle. favor. Tii 1
tone Is rich, full and powerful, and (indies
forilt with peculiar sweelnessiv melody, while
the touch is easy and el.isiie. Arc linislied In
I it'll rosewood ca.'es, villi lull iron frame,
over PliiuiL' liass nnd French iimnd nelion.
All have large round corners, with back IUi
ishi'd like the trout. lOvery instrument fully
warranted live years. Circulars givliur cor
rect likeners taken from pliot'-ea'aph. with full
dcscviplive price list, sent free lo any address
on application.
.VtiSt'iiBsJsi'aiJ ?-'ss?v nn-il tCi.oi'jtw
WOliTII Tininv CI-.ST",
Aceompani.-s the ( ircular, and is worthy of
preservation. Deal -is will no fur
nished these licaillit'tll lu
slruiiii nls at the
LOWEST WllOLCSALF. I'lHCES.
ml Tenehers at the rales of discount. Ad
.Ves.s all orders to (. .1. WILLAHD,
'Wholesale Agent, 01" Hioidwav, X. V.
ft..--- ?ty$ms$r)r
Wholesale ngents for Win. A. Pond fi Co's,
Hi'ardman, Cray A Co.'s, Win. Knabe i; Co.'s,
nnd oilier lirst i-lass
3Pito.o ' o rJos .
Circulars fjiving comet likencs.-as of these
celebrated Piano Portes and Taylor A; l''ai'ley'.s
Model Oigaus, forwarded to ai:y address on
application.
'I'lio I.ates-t S-mgs, Piihlish -d January 1,
ISiiii, and mailed tunny address free of postage.
Oh, sing mo that deaf old song :',:
We've drank from Hie same canteen, hy .1.
I). l iaru.
P.eaiilil'ul Wales, sang by ,1. Ii. Thomas,
I'm happy us the day is long,
Somebody's Darling".
Violets under Ihe snow, by It. Tucker,
Sweet lii! tb,y repose, by ,1. II. Thomas,
sior.g ol the spoon, a new college song,
The Angel Guide, by Pnvnger,
:t.-.a
tt.'ie
oOe
tl.'.c
oOe
ttue
i'.oe
When I went eoniling Sallie, com'e,
Only a withered rose,
Collier, 1 have he ird sweet iini.-ic,
' easanl i renins o oil'' na-
r ensa u i re lis oi o g i go,
,, S;iy , tt woman's hcail is hougld,
ll.iC j
ollC
I I'll
i Kallili en dear,
Het'oro .1 was imirricd, (I iloflr.
We'll ir.ei ('no more at twilight hour,
."-de
a.'io
;i."ki
loe
.".ee
iicauiiiiii l.-iciji 'lie si-u, ov ,i. ii, iinaiia
o.i .i,. i, w i.- i....,-.....i
S Light o my soul, of thee I'm dreaming,
1 Five o'clock in ihe inorning,
i icon ami i, sung iiy iian y nicker
Come, Nellie dear, Tin ping, by Tucker ."He
. Music on the waves, vocal du.-l, bvfil.iyer (iOe
M . . it CI... 11... ..1.1 II '
No lime like the old lime,
ooe
tlile
:i:.e
."He
ti.'ie
:i.-ic.
L'Oe
piiying-
(live Ihn old man a chance.
(hie blight moony night, cmic,
r "'-v "" '"" "lil"'
v"1'111? '' " nuiway,
lll'n ,',I1:IIIS alM freedom
1)mv" ,IV ,liu Malu.Jiy J. H. 'Thomas,
K'-Parlies ordering Music and over
Ihos'ame will receive llielreleinge I
oscit
j with tho Music, or Music will ho select
or .Music will ho se eeleil. as
parlies pi'cler. All orders promptly nllended
to, uml nny information cheerfully given,
Hi.i-iaiKM'Ks; lion. (1. W. Pa'Ucrsi n, ex
Ooycrnorof New Vorl;, Wcsllhlil, N. V., 'T.
It. Cohnaii. President Lake Shorn Hunk, Dun
kirk, New York.
Now i'oiiu Cirv H. i i;iii:nci!s i William A,
Pond it Co., William H. Ilradliuiy, Carlmrt,
Nccdham fi, Co , Siberia (III; ( J Iti r, HiibUn,
Est , (hairial Snpt. .Motive Power, Kilo H. 11.
Wheeler fi Wilson.
C'rf"Addiess Orders.
0. .1. WILLAHD.
Wholesale 1 iano Forte, ( Irgan ,V Music Denier,
No, ti7 Hroiidway, N. V.
Dee. 20, l.S(l.-,.-tf
ROSS,
PHYSICIAN AND SUHUEON,
rVFFK'E In Jewell's building, West end of
ist end i
npl,-tf
J Jiiain sfeej, Wttvuesbiug, Pa.
: 11 '. -Wu"
JS
T. IIOSKINSON
NEW GOODS !
Spring Stock.
Ci-reat Variety
AllbS. K. S. SAYEl'S & IIOSKINSON,
iSyr's' Comer, Witynesbitr'j, Pa.
MESSRS. SAYEUS & IIOSKINSON
Have just opened nn extensive and entirely
new stock ot'KASllIO.NAIiLE
BUY G
ririiiuihl In the best Eastern market, at the very
lowest cash rates, conipilshii; all styles of the
most fashionable anil serviceable, textures ol
Gentlemen k Lilies' "Wear,
It Is useless to enumerate. They have every
thing in the line, with
liONNKTS, HATS, CAIVS, HOOTS
And Slioes. Wares of all kinds, and a com
plete, variety oi'the bcstliKOCEKlES. All of
which they propose to sell at the very lowest
figures, dependimj on the (pialily and cheap
ness of their uoods toyaiii llieni custom.
Nov. ill, 'isii.'i. t f'
Bradley & Smith
MANUFATUHEH3
AND
m SADDLES, m
IIAHNKSS, Tltl'NK'S, At
No. U2 Woo.! Strcrt.
PITTSBURG, PA. '
)EOPLEOP CUEEXE COPNTV wisliing
.1. anything in our line can lie furnished oil
the shortest notice mid
MOST llF.ASOXMlLl-: TELVH-
Persons from a distanc; p. aiding us OltDEKS
will have llieni promplly nllended lo, ami on
account, of being near Market Head (Juarlers
we can liuiii.-li goods CIIE.VPJOH than they
can lie biaighl elsewhere.
Moml Vh Votiy Ot'doi'K,
and we will givn them our strictest nttenlion
and forward gieuls by Express to Wnyneshurg
I iy lioal or persons living ia the ei-iinliy can
wild hv Pedlars and Hucksters,
mai-sri;.-, if I'liADLLV &. SV.ITIT.
tel
v slaoro.
.1. '.V. II A WN, I'rtiprioior.
TN lNYITlNO TJ1E PPHLICio his patron
1 aire, the iuidcrsi",ncd feels conli-lent. that
j by his Ioiili experience, he will be enabled lo
1 vender satisfaction lo all. I le guavanlees Hie
best accommodations both to man and beast.
May lo,',!.-. Iy .. W. ll.VHN.
HECOiNSTIlUCTION
NOT OK
j HUT OF
i "cT r Ts,i,"
, CKOt'KRY & COXI'I'X.TION'KKY !
I
Mil. IIOOPr.H would still have his rlciids
nnd piilrons bear n leiml, that ho con
: tonics in the (;rocery.and Confcelii ncry trade
lit his usual place, ol doing business, and that
: he has ju.-t received
A Fresli SupjDly
of Ihe last quality of all uK'cles in his line.
TOYS NOTIONS and a peat variety of
useful articles always on hand.
rEFSESHMENTS,
In coiuieclion wilh the above, Mr. Hooper
keeps a llcstauriuit, whent li'E ( HI'iAl, her
ricsand all the luxuries oftlie season can he
obtained.
Thi' mo::' attractive nnd moO, popular resort
in town. June I I. "li.Vly
GEiOOSEiaS!
Let All Persons
CO.MH TO WAYNESIIUHU
C51EAP CROCERiSG
OF
rO'S'TC'lSHUi & ,'i'A YIAUZ.
Proprh'loi'sof the splendid Clroccry Store, fin
inerly owned bv Joseph Yo'itor. Mr. Taylor
keeps on hand a good supply oi'the very hist
Sl'tlAH, COFFEE. TEAS, KICK, MOLAS
SES. sPlfTlS. CAIIIION OIL. LAMPS,
LA MP ('111 M N 1 ES. SI IOE FI N I IN(IS, iW.,
itc., and, In fail, KVEItY T1JINU usually
kepi In a llrsf class Orooery Store.
Two doors K ist of Wilsons Xow HiilMing
Oct 1 1, 'll.Vtf
(iliOlUll! S. JIIWY,
DliALEH In Hooks nnd Stationery, Maga
zines, Dally l'npe, Fuucy Alleles. iV;c,
Wiiyucsburu, Pa. . April I, '(JO'-ly
S.SAVI'.IIS.
PHOTOGRAPH
pc Jl. JLm JLm ES 3FL
vayn lis n mxc, penx-a.
jVL'i-. -A.. Walaoe
Has lilted up a new nnd splendid Photograph
Gallery in tliu third story ot
ALLISON'S nUILDINO,
. Whom ho Is prepared to execute
lMioTOdUArns,
AMI5UOTYPES,
MALIilANOTYl'liS,
, CAUTKS DK VISITK,
And all other hinds and sizes of pictures, In a
style ejiual to Ihn best artists. Especial ultcii
tlon will be given to copying pictures and eu
liirglng tlieni. All applications will be prompt
ly atlendi'd lo. Their rooms are commodious
and attractive, and every desirable accommo
dation will ho rendered to customers This Is
decidedly the best opportunity to secure acea
rate likenessos ever oH'cred 'to the people ot
(ireene Pounty. Call any lime It suits you.
Pictures taken anytime i'n Hie day, and in all
kinds of weather. Nov. i.i. xt;r,. if.
IV t VM SIIl I(U .t! (lU'.I.K S.SH)l.
lilliT.
U 1 ILL conlinue lo carry on llm Marble mid
KJ Slone cutting business at their long estab
lished siuml immediately East, of the Public
square, Main Street, i'ayneslnir);.
This cslalilisbnient h-is beeii in constant
operalioH since I sill), and Ihe long experience
and energy of the proprietors, linked wilh the
exercise ol sound judirment and good taslu,
have won for them a widespread ami enviable
rcpulalion. Ancxlensive stock oi'the varioili
variel'ies of Hie be-t marble kept eonstanlly on
hand. Special alleutioii paid to polishing,
pressing, carving and engraving.
All orders promptly tilled.
Dc.icnibcr .'::, I sua.
DIl. W. II. WITMORB
I I AS been in successful praeliee for a nuni-
I 1. be
dillerent hospitals in Europe, also a member
of t lie Analytical Medical Institute of New
York, continues toallianllo all professional
exses at I is olliee , No. tli'8 Filbert Street, I
Plnla.
o patent Medicines are ined of reenm
nii'iidcd ; Hie remedies adininisliM'cd are tliosu
which will not brake down the constitution,
but renovate the system from all injuries it has
sustained from mineral medicines, and leave
the sysle. il lu a healthy and perfectly cured
condition.
DYSPEPSIN. that did res-lug disease nnd
fell destroyer of health and happiness, under
mining tliu coiisliliuion and yearly carrying
thousands to untimely graves, can most cm
phaliclly be cured.
Melancholy, Ahberrnlioii, that statu of Alio
nat'r.n and akncs.i of mind which renders
persons incapable of enjoying the pleasbresor
performing the duties of file.'
Itlll'.L'.MATIS.M, in any form or condition,
chronic or aceuto, warranted curable. Epi
lepsy, or falling sickness, all chronic or stub
.born cases of
' AM ,1 L !: J) 1 SEA SES
radically removed , Salt Hheimi and every
description of ulcerations ; Piles nnd scroful
ous diseases which have bullied till previous
medical skill.'an Ik! cured by my treatment!
and I do say idldiseaes, (yes ( 'onmimii'mi) can
lie cured by wearing my Medical .Ineel, which
is a protection to the lungs against nil changes
of weather 111 all climates having investigated
for yeais the cause and character ofiiilermit
t.cnls(fever and ague) in all parts of die Pnited
Slates will cure pennaiii'iii Iy nil chronic or
acute cases ol Ague and nervous discuses in a
lew days.
CANC'EH Cl'HHD WITHOUT TUP. KNIFE
OH DH.VWINU OF HI.OOD.
Tape Worm, that dread to Ihe Human
Family for years, can be removed with two ir
three doses of my newly discovered remedy,
warraiiicdin all cases.' ' Coiisnlla'i-in in Ihe
I'.nrhs.i and (ici'inaii Languages free ol'chan;i!.
Will make visits any distance, II' desired. May
he addressed by elb-r (conlidcn.ially.) nnd
.iieoieme sent, witli proper directions to nny
part of the country.
OFFICE No. ' U'.'S Filbert Street, Philu.
inar'-'li'ilti-ly
PEACES
HAYING HEEN MADE, WE OFFEH OUH
CTSTOMEHS ONE OFTHE I.AUO
EST STOCKS OF
DRY GOODS!!
UI CtAtii-ttiiMk
LKATI1EU, HOOTS X SIIOKS,
Hats & Caps !
IKON, NAILNiiHit MAIF,
And a great, variety of HON NETS uml 1 1 ATS
lor the ladies, al Ihe lowest prices that Hoods
have been sold for .since the cniuincueoiiioiil
ol I lit) War. ,
'''VT I'ttmx P.' I-'.' to ets. pervd,
MUSLINS,... " p.. a .. 1 ..'
'''SH At Piltsliiirgh prices.
IKON&Nails" Card Prices.
's'''l " is'J per barrel.
COTTON VAHN, at reduced rules.
We have the gooils in stori and all we ask
of our friends is to. call and see for themselves
for we are Miillslled mt nil exnnihiatloii of our
slock and low prices will repay them for their
trouble, 'To our frlemls a I, a distance, we ex-
lend'a cordial Invitation to cull uml sen their
old fricnils who aie nlwnvs Ldud to see them,
for wo can iissuru llieni that if will repay them
tor ino iroiiino.
. W. II. M COY it CO.
The old stand of W. II. M'COY, Oreensbo
ro, tirecno County, Penn'n. I May I0,'i!."-tl'
PLAIN AND VMiCY
JOB PRINTING
THE FINEST STYLE.
Our prices cannot lie surpassed for cheap
ness by any olhor establishment m this part
of tho Stale. Parties wishing
diaii) ulinnld give us ft call. Wo at'fl ready at
all times lo do iinytliing In tlio printing lino.
Pounded in 1840
AND
ISCORP0R1TED BY LEIIISl.lTIVE CHARTER.
fJlllKONLY INSTITUTION OF TIIK KIND
1 hi the Union conducted by a Practical bu
siness mail. Our highest Coiiimercial Author
ities, east and west, pronounce his systems of
Hook-keeping unedualed comprehending
cvfry department? of business, and yiH so
skilfully condensed Hint tliu attentive student
masters tho whole in six of eight weeks, It
consists of
STOCK HOOKS,
closed oieo with a loss and twice with again
exhibiting by thrco dillerent methods' ilu
transfer of old to new books.
1'AUTAKIISIIIF' HOOKS,
conducted by three ditl'crenl methods, ex
hibiting Ihu transfer of the old to new hooks,
wilh the introduction of a now partner ; also
practically illustrating the
1'1'IVATE I.EDGEl',
by menus of which the results of the business
are kept out ot the general hooks, for the use
ot the partners only.
LECTUHSON HUSINESS SUIUECTS.
How every one may get lieli. How lo get
rich by hading. The eauso ol Commercial
failures. On speculations. ' The moral Inllu
.mce of integrity in youth, etu. Alsj lectures
upon
COMMERCIAL L.-UV,
on Partnerships, Cou'Jaets, Insur.nien, Coni
inun Carriers, the Statute of Limitations, etc.
Practical hM' actions in DETECTING
COFNTEHFEIT HAMC KOTICS,
by u full set .of genuine vignettes and coun
ters, alula large collection it' counterfeit idles.
OlMi UAILIiOADUOOK-KEEl'INU.
(in nianuseript,) exhibits the construction and
equipment, tne operating receipts nnd expen
ditures : the hoods closed and a dividend re-
i'orded. These hooks are advertised by others
but not tauglit elsewhere in the eiiy. Our
now system of
riHVATE HANK HOOKS,
(in nianuseript,) embraces nil the best foims
hi use iiiiicng private banket Our new en
larged edition oI'Dulf's Steamboat Book-keeping.
Our full eour-e of business praelio in
cludes about FIFTY HUSINESS HOOKS,
ruled to about thirty diUeron1 forms, viz: II
Ledgers, 7 Day Hooks, i Journals, (i Hill
11 inks, 4 Cash Hooks, 1 Sales Hooks, 'J Invoice
Hooks, 1 Discount Hook. 1 Check Hegister. I
Depasit licinstor, L Collection Itegisters, t
Tickier, 1 Hands' Hegister, I Frclaiii, Hook, '
Passage Hooks, I Fuel Hook, Tliesn Hooks
practically record about six hundred business
tr .nsaclloii", comprehending Dulf's original
plan of business education. Introduced twen
ty live years ago. How far others have suc
ceeded hi imitating him will bo best seen by
eompaiim.' the business papers nnd books ol
other pupils with thoso ol the graduates of
this iiisiiluliou.
Haiper's Enlarged Edition
' 0I-'
DUFF'S BOOK-KKK'.'IjNG.
Trice ?2. iVHyc. I'D ecittn.
SOLD 1!Y HOOK SKLLKKS GKX-
I'". MALTA'.
AWAHDED FOFH SILVER MEDALS,
Which, witli the following testimonials. Indi
cate ihe charaelcr of the work :
'No other work upon Hookkeeplng explains
the subject with so much clearness ami shu
plieily. . F. W. EDMONDS,
Cashier Mechanics' Hank, Wall street, N Y.
As an extensive, ship owner, American and
Fiiropcnn incrclmiit, hank director, etc.. ho
has borne Hie reputation of ihe highest ordu
of business talent. .INO. W HUHNILWI
Me.chiiiit, No. S South street, N. Y.
''I erailuat d in Dulf's college, in half Ihe
lime I expected. His iidniii'tthlu system in
cludes nothing superfluous, nor loaves out
iinvlliinu' essential. ,1. It. COMPTON,
v asini-i maar.i nans, j.ocKpori, iv ,
1 lie most complete work ol the Kind I
have ever si-en." .1.11 Ml'HHY,
President Exchange Hank, Fillshuri:h.
The most clear and comprehensive that I
have met wilh. JOHN SNYDEll,
Cashier Ha::k of Pillslmrgh.
1 our committee unanimously concur hi the
ooii,!.,n ..in.,, oiiiiiv i.i'ii,,. Im,".,..,',.,i ,,.,i....i
of Mr. Dalf."
J '.:'..'.." 111
OL'HDON .1. LEEDS.
Heeording Sec.
the Amer. Instl , N.. Y.
OnW. II. Dud's fcumanslrip
For tho best business and Ornamental Pen
manship, awarded our present Penman, hyj
ion
Fulled Stales fare ill Cinciiinattl la ISfio
Pi'iinsylvioiiiiSi ite fair at. Wyoming Isiin
Weslcru I'l-ir.c'ylv iiiia fair at Pitlsliurj; I Silo
Western Virginia fair lit Wheeling llhlo
Ohio SI Itn fair III. ClcVcl ind ISCl
All of which aro exhibited ut our ollleo.
'
OUll TKKMS.
Have never bfeii advanced, while others nre
..i, in.r .v.o mill. ,m I'm. in- -too ii ml ski.-. ,.v.
Ira for penmanship, ami .$12 to ss'.MMor text
books and blanks.
For our uradiiallng course, Including busi
.... . ... , , . - . - i
ness penmanship, time unlimited, are .I0.
'flic, enlaiire'l edition ol Dulf's Hook-kecn-
Ing, wilh blanks and ulalloncry at booksellers'
prices, i?.i.
Our blanks aro made lin of linn exlril sized
iiaper ruled coinplete, wi h lull sets of auxil
iaries. Wo Lluroforo, present tho lmsiness stllilont
with tho following
IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES:
I We have Ihn best Penman In tho west.
a Hull's System of Hook-keeping, (sanc
tioned by the Now York Chamber of Com
merce,) taught by the author.
il 'The daily lectures of liu experienced mer
chant. t A saving of seven or eight weeks hi llino
of study.
n A saving of tho saino number of weeks
hoard.
it A saving of ijK! of i7 in hooks and sta
tionery. 7 A diploma signed hy ono so long and so
favorably kno.vii us a preceptor, asaii rocoiuit
ant, and as a merchant.
For full particulars, send for circular, 7fl
pages, with samples of our penman's Easiness
and Ornamental willing, Inclosing twejily
llvo oenls for pustnge, to
PRINCIPALS,
febl7'0(l-ly riTTSBURGH, Tft.
HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT 15UCIIU.
llELMHOLD'S I1UCHU.
, IIELMIIOLnsHUCIIU.
IIELMIIOI.DS EUCIIU.
THE ONLY KNOWNIHEMELY FOR
DIABETES,
IUHITATION OF THE NECK Ol
THE HLADDEi;,.; INFLAMMA
TION OF THE KIDNEYS, '
CATAUIMI OK THE
. HLADDEH, STliAN-
0UAI5Y OH
l'AINFUL UIHNATING
I or thesn discuses It is truly a sovereign1
remedy, and too much eannot he said In Its
praise. A single do.e 1ms been known to re
lieve Ihe most urgent symplonis.
Are you troubled wilh that distressing pniu
In the back ami Hmamli tho hips? A ten
spoonful a day of llehnbold's Huehti will re
lievo you.
PLEASE NOTICE.
I make no secret of ingredients. Ilehuhold'g
F.xlract Hiiehu is composed of T.iichu, Ciibebs,
and luniper llerrii s, selecUal wilh grent caru
prepared in nmio and iieeording to rules of
l'll.VILMACY AM) CHEMISTRY,
These ingredients nre known as tlio n'ost
valuable Diuretics ulVorded.
A DJUilSTIC
Is that sihieh nets upon the kidneys.
iifiumoLrmTBiiTBH
ACTS GENTLY,
Is pleasant la taste nnd odor,- free T on; nil
injurloiiM properties, uml iniiiiediale hi its
action.
VOW THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,
See Meilieal I'roperlies contained n Ilisponsa
tory ofjiho U. S., of which tho followiiijfis a
copy i
"Hri'in:, Tis odor is strong, ditruslvn, nnd
so aewhat aromatic, ps tnsie hilterisli, nnd
nnalogous tolhat of mint. Ills given chlelly
in complaints of the I'rinary Organs, such us
(liavel. Chronic Catarrh of 'thn liladder, Mor
bid Irritation of tlio Hladder nnd Urethra,
Diseases of the prostrate, mid Hetention or.
the Incontinence of Urine, from a loss of tone,
in the parts concerned In its evacuation. It
has also been recommended in Dyspepsia,
Chronic I!heumalism,J Cutaneous AU'ectlons,
and Diopsy.
FOll FUKTIIIill INFORMATION
See Professor Powers' valuable works on tlio
pi'Mctiee of Physic.
See Hcmaiks made by tho celebrated Dr.
Physic, of Tliiladelphi i
See any and all Slaudaid Works on Medi
cine. ITiOM TIIK
Tj,Jk3ZLC3rT31ST
illiVU now
v
B. Tim WOULD
T am nriUniulcd wilh II. T. Ilehiihold ; ho
I occupied the drug store opposilu my resldenca
aud was successful hi conducting thu business
where others had not. been equally so beloro
him. 1 have been favorably Impressed with
Ids character mid enterprise.
WM. WEK HITMAN,
(Finn of Powers ifc Weightnian,)
M.iinif.'Ctnring Chemists,
Ninth and Hrowu Streets, Philadelphia.
From tho Philadelphia Evening lltillftiit,
March loth Wo are gratilied to hear of tho
continued niecess, in New York, of our
townsman, Mr II. T. llehnboM, Druggist.
His store, next to the Mrtropolilna Hotel, Is 28
feet front, 'j::u feet dci.p, and live stories in
height. It is cevlaliily a grand establishment,
i and specks favorably'ol the merit ol'liisnrtl
i .a.... ii.. ...... i.:..,, ni.... i i ..i i...... n.
I n r.. ill: ii mill.- iiin.iniA; iiiiii u.iiii.oiori jr ii.
this eily, whk'h lire also model establishments
of their class.
'The proprietor has been Induced to niako
thlssliU' inent from the fact that his remedies,
nil hough advertised, are
Genuine Prcpaialions,
And knowing Hint the liilelllgont refrain from
using any thing pertaining to Quackery, or
I lie ratciit .ueiiicmo order most or w men am
prepared by self styled Doctors, who aro too
ignorant lo read a physician's simplest pros-
I ,..i,,ll,, ,,,,.!, I,.UJ, ou.li.nl In iinmiim nliur.
miiooiillonl preparations.
These parlies resort to various means of ef-
feeling sales, such ns copying parts of advor-
Useinents of popular remedies, nnd lliilshing
wilti ccrtillcales.
j J lie cciciieii in iuroitaiio miiiiiioh Plllipiu,
I pure and nuijesllc having Fnot Cor Ils Hasis,
Induction for hs Pillar, Truth for its Capliul.
I A WOHDOF CAL'TION. llonlth is most
Important ; nnd tliu alllicled shonlil not uso nn
.. r r.,.i,.t.. , ,
i nilvcriismi iiieuienie, or nny remedy, unless
lis contents or Inirrcdlcnts aro known toothers'
liesldes the ninniil'neliiirr, or until thoy uro
satlstlod of the ipialilleallons of tho party so
olfcrlug.
HELMBOLD'S'GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
FLUID ENTflACT I1UC1IU,
I'T.UID.EXTIt.UT SAHSAPAIULLA',.
AND IMPltOVlil) ItOSE WASH..
Estidill.'.lied upwards of 10 years,
Prepared hy H. J.JHEL2IB0LD.
I'HIACIIME, Ji:iOTS
HELMHOLnS DHUGAND CHKMICAIJ,
WAHI'AOfSH, Bill Droadway New York..
And IIF.TiMItOLDS MF.DICAT, DEPOT,,
101 Sisnlh 'Tenth Struct, Philadelphia Pn.
' UY Alii DRUGGISTS.
Nov. W, lB(5-(y.