-rARMEBS' -COLUMN.
'Jpecd tlio plow and speed tliulmrruwi
Peace inul jilenty solid abroad,
Better fur the spado inul barrow;
iniin mi! cannon awl the sword. "
A FRUIT LAUDKH.
Split an iu.li or spruce polo to within n
few foot ot tlio ciuli then put on n ring
or insert n wrought nail nnd clinch it,
bo A8o prevent the polo IVom splitting,
spread it tliu right i.lih tor n In J Jen
until near tho crotch, where it must
gradually curve ; confino it in this shape;
bore nnd insert rounds tho properdin
tanco, nnd it is ready to;io.y;illu-nugli
any little opening, anj will rest firmly
ngaititst a small branch where a common
ladder would often cant or twist about.
'Wo have a fruit ladder different from
the above, and more complicated and
unwieldy, but much better adapted to
trees that bear tho weight of a ladder
nnd a man. We took a common ladder,
some twelvo feet in length, bored a five
eighths holo between the first and second
rounds at tho top; a pair of legs on sup
ports, fitting to tho outside of Ilia top, as
long as tho ladder, nod spreading six
fuel at tho bottom, is prepared, ami ai1
iron bolt passed through both, and
keyed. The legs are streagthened with
ties and nllord a .perfectly safo ladder
to get nt the outer branches of largo
as well as small trees, being self sup
porting. The ladder, separated from
these lugs; can of course bu use! for,
any ordinary purpose Maine farmer. '
CUTTCNO AND MAKINO HAY.
Iu making hay, the main object to be
attended is, to. preserve it in a state as
nearly resembling tho grass in its perfect
condition as possible. To accomplish
this it is necessary to know in what state
, it is best to cut. Of thu Various inre
dicnis of grass, those portions soluble in
water immediately are best filled for nil
trition s it should, therefore, be cut when
tho largest amount of gluten, sugar and
other soluble matter in" water is contain
ed in it i' that period has been determin
ed by chemists to bo, when tho grass is
in full flower, before tho seed is formed.
.Tlio main object in bay making is, to
retain tho solublo part of tho grass in
period integrity, and the removal of its
moisture. The art of drying hay just
enough to picvent its healing in the
mow and at tho same time preserving
tho raturnl juice i f the plant is difficult!
nnd requires much attention. The hay
from some soils is hard, and requires
less drying than that from other soils,
where the grass is more succulent. In
very hot and scorching weather grass
becomes crisp, rustles, and handles like
hay, before the sap is sufhViontly dissi
pated to lit it to be put in the mow, nnd,
tho consequence is, if thus stored, it is
mow-burned. As timu advances, oh!
customs give way to new inventions ;
thus in cutting grass, instead of the
soytho and snath, the mowing machinei
driven by horses, is coming into use
wherever it can Uo used to advantage,
thus lightening tho labor of the field.
Tho new mown grass, if allowed to lie
in the scorching sun, is apt to brown, or
wither; it should be turned to prevent
this j and hero tho tedding machines
step in, and instead of tho slow and
tedious process of turning with tho fork,
you imunt your scat and with your
reins guide your horses at full tr t li' ne
cessary, nnd the work of gathering into
winrows, in which, if tho weather bo
lino, it will make during tho night con-
, sidorablo, nnd is preferable to putting in
cocks, saving labor, eto. In caso of
cloudy or threatening wenthor, it should
be put in well trimmed cocks, to shed
tke rain. The following day, or on the
return of suitablu weather, the wholo is
spread out to receive tho bonelit of tho
drying winds and sun ; it is turned two
or three times if needed, and in caso of
lino drying weather, it will do to cart
after dinner ; having lost most of its
moisture, and by frequent turning it
retains tho chief part of its natural juio.
cs, and a good fresh color, without somo
portions being too much withered, nnd
others still too green. lural American.
RECEIPT
How to cr.KAX luiuioNS. Wet tho ribi
bon in alcohol, nnd fasten one end of it
to something firm; hold tho other cud
in your hand, keeping tho ribbon out
straight nod smooth ; nib it with a pieco
ofcastilo soap until it looks decidedly
soapy, then rub hard with a sponge, or,
if very much soiled, with tho back of a
knifo, keeping the ribbon dripping wet
with alcohol. When you havo exhaust
ed your patience, nnd think it must bo
clean, rinso thoroughly with nlcohol, fold
between clothes, nnd iron with n hot
iron. Don't wring the ribbon ( if you
doyoti will get creases in it that you
cannot smooth out.
FitHsii ykst itor.r.s. In tho evening
takeono quart of new milk, stir in flour
sufficient to make a thick batter, and two
tahlespoonfuls hop yeast. Let it stah'd
till morning, then add one pint of new
milk, one tablespoonful melted butter,
one pint of flour. Let it stand one
hour in a warm place; then add flour
nnd mix stiff enough to knead. Mike
in small rolls, lay on buttered tins, stand
till light and bake in a quick oven.
Cuuis foii a Fhi.on. Apply n salvo
of marrow taken from the back bono
of a bullock, so that tho part affected
shall bo complotely covorod. Repeat, if
necessary; but usually tho edict is so
speedy as to remove the pain nnd re
store the parts to a healthy condition in
less than nn hour.
TO PREVENT A IIORFE KICKING IN
III3 STALL.
Procure a thorn bush, large and broad
enough to fiill tho stall back of tho horss,
which hangup behind him by tho butt,
with a oord, so that when he kicks, it
will not only thorn him once but the
thorn bush set in motion by tho kick
will follow up tho horse and continuo to
prick him. Two nights experience cf
ko.s a perfect cure,
-
Somo writer has said that a fixed idea
is a sort oi gimlet; every year gives it
nnother turn; to pull it out the first year
is like the plucking out tha hair by tho
roots; in the second year, like tearing tho
skin: ill the third, like breaking tho
bones; and in the fourth, like removing
the very brain Itself.
CHARADE,
lly first when dipped la liquid strange,
And let tall upon parchment thick inul old,
Makes the thoughts of millions range
O'er the ages grown dim ami cold.
My iccond rests upon the' ground,
And lienentli the mil Is found ;
Tla also a niuno given to the lloor,
Resting close under thu door.
My third is a term of Latin, H I remember right,
And means when Anglicized, "I cuiiic ;"
I n,.iylo lost in Oblivion's Night,
If so, please spare my Classic fume.
My fourth can lie ir-ed In different wavs ;
You cm tlnil it iu Hie centre ol'nma.e,.
II is an ejaculation of ai;iroli ilion.
And in tlio alphabet, occupies n high station.
Mv whole la tho nam:) ofn broad domain,
That hi tho Union ranks a loyal statu ;
And must, tliniuli weal or woe remain ;
For, 'lis the centra nf tho Arch's weight,
Siitiirdiil Heemnij 1'nxt.
J. Uiu.uNwoon Lisnr.N
"pai enTlove letter
Dear M'm After long consideiaiion
and much moderation upon tlio great
leputaiion you possess in the nation, I
have a strong inclination to become your
relation. If this obligation is worthy of
observation nnd can obtain commiser
ation, it will bo an agiandi. ilion beyond
all calculation of the joy and exultation
Of l'l-TKlt II. I'OIITATION.
P. S. I solicit tho acceptation of .tlio
love and approbation, and propose the
annexation of ill 3 lives and destination
of Peter II. Pollution and Marie Mode
i at ion.
tub ANswr.it.
Dear Peter: I have perused your
oration with great deliberation and n
little consideration at tho great infatua
tion of your weak imagination to show
such veneration on so slight a foundiis
tiou. After mule deliberation and se
rious contemplation; I fear your procla
mation is lilloil with adultatioii, or say
ings from ostentation to display your,
education by an odd enumeration, or
rather 'liultiplicatiou, of words of like
termination, though different in signili
cation. Hut as I admire association,
and am iu favor of annexation I acknowl
edge my npircbalion, and indeed my
inclination, to accept with gralilijatiun
tho love and admiration set forth in
your declaration, and will, with prepara
tion, lovo nnd animation, remain with
resignation, and rejoice in the appella
tion of
Mus. Pi:rnn II. Poutatiox.
P. S. I suggest the information that
we meet in coiisuftaliou and make some
preparation for thu final consummation
of tho intended annexat ion, when I will
bear the same relation to your homo and
occupation that Mrs Pct"r II. Portatinn
would then bear to
. Maihh Monicit.vnoM.
SyGicNKitAi. Uic.MiY, by reason .of his
services in' iho army, was assigned a
prominent posit'on in '.lie great proces
sion at Philadelphia, on tho Fourth of
Ju'y . He was everywhere received
with the greatest demonslialisns of apt
plauso. The friends of Ileister Clymer
think ho was slighted in not having
heel assigned to some cons)icuoiis post.
We cannot imagine why lhc-o men
should bo out on tho same plat form
wiien tlio battle-flags woro to be return
ed to the Stale for preservation. Gener
al Geary had followed lliese flags in nil
the war, at every battle field; he was
identified with their safety nnd glory,
and Mr. Clymer ajid many of his friends
were in no wiso identified with them ex
ccpt as idlo spectators or ns very doubt
ful friends. In the varadu of veterans
on the Fourth of July, General Geary,
at the head of a division, only occupied
such' a position as his military rank nnd
service entitled him to. Lancaster
Examiner and Herald,
Pcz.i.ic. We commend the- following
lo thoso ofour readers who may delight
in sensible puzzles :
2 2
P 0 P
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p a r
answer is
T
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a e
v a r
a very
Tho
truth'.
wholesome
Here is an Oriental maxim, just trans
lated to us from tho K'aft:
It a man knows, nnd knows that he
knows, ho will lead a hapy life.
If a man does not know, and knows
that he do;s not know, he may lead a
tolerable life.
Hut if a man docs not know, nnd doe
not know that ho does not know, he will
lead a miserable li to.
Iif you should ever meet with nn
accident nt the tablet endeavor to be
composed A gentleman carving a
tough goose had iho misfortune, to send
it entirely out of tho dish into the lap
of a young ludv who sat next to him
on which ho look 'd her lull in the face,
and said with thu utmost coolness :
"Madam, I will thank you for for that
goose,"
- -- - -.Tho
oyo alono cannot nppreeiato
true beauty, for it does .not consist iu
mere physical moulding. Tho under
standing must aid. And wlmt may give
oxquieiio pleasure to tho cultivated un
derstanding may fail ot making any im
pression ou tho vulgar.
Modesty deponds on good manners,
happiness on deourityi good society on
good education i wisdom on experience;
and, for tho safety or protection of a
country, a tried man is often inoro valu
able than a renowned warrior.
I U.I 1 IlLIUli U DIUlll
A. HEDGE & SON
Have Just received a New Stock ot
ROOTS AND SHOES,
1 1 ATS AND CAPS,
COLLARS, NECKTIES, GLOVES, HOSI
ERY, TRI1IMIXCI9 OF ALL DE
SCRIPTIONS. Wo have just received a large assortment of
the latest kind of ready made
BOOTS AWD SHOES
which we can warrant to wear, nnd do good
service.
Also a few Low IVicciJ Hoots nnd Shoes
which we will not wainmt bought expressly to
compete with our neighbors.
1'on't fail Iik'.iII Jl' you want to see pood
articles In our line of trade. It will cost noth
ing to look at them.
Remember the place, "Allison's Building,
opposite the ('(.nit II .use."
Wnyncshunr, May If.
TAYLOR & FARLliYVS
MODEL ORGANS.
0. J. WILLAIiD,
No. (127 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
MIIIE MOST COMPLETE MUSICAL IN
L STKUMENT inanul'ac.ureil, and the '
IV3i oc3L3. Z2l?Sll3L
OF THE WOULD I '
Combining Sweetness and Depth nf Tone,
Rcmit'ilu ninl Chaste in Appearance, Re
fining and Elevating in its Tenden
cies, for Churches, Parlors or
the Boudoir ii, has no equal,
ninl has invariably lakeii
wherever
exhibited
in
Competition with other well known manufac
turers. Thirty-four different styles, nnd from one to
twelve stops, Long Double Bellows, Double
Dlow Pedals,, Knee Swell, etc., etc., giving
great powei anil steadiness ol'lone.
THE SUIi-ItASS, applied to the Double
Reed Organs, gives a volume of tone equal to
a sixteen foot slop in a Pipe Organ, ami when
applied lo our Organs containing them, ami
four sets of Heeds the volume of lone Is equal
t a fr'JOllll pipe organ, and costing only about
one foiuih as much. Send for an Illustrated
Price List, giving full parliculais. Address
orders, ' o. J. WILLARD,
Wholesale Agent, (i:'7 Broadway, N Y.
T 1 1 K G 1 IK ATU N I ! I V A LEI
" V 0 S E " PIANOFORTE!
The cheapest first el ass Piano Forte in Hie
Market. These beautiful instruments are last
winning their way into public favor. The
tone is rich, full and powerful, nnd gushes
forlh with peculiar snctne.-sn melody, while
Ihe'loucb is easy and elastic. Are finished in
rich rosewood Vases, with full iron frame,
ovcr sli un; bass and French grand aelion.
All have large nam I corners, with back !ln
isheil like the Iront. Every inslrumeut fully
warranted five Vears. Circulars giving cor
reet likeness taken from photograph, with full
descriptive price list, sent free to any address
on applicajion.
Jl Cti atiSiiul Smi'fX ascil lU.oritw
woiirii Tiiiiirv el sis,
ArcrtnipaiileK thu Circular, and is worthy of
preservation. Dealers will no fur
nished these Ileauliful In-
slnnnents at the
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES.
And Teachers at the rates of discount. Ad
dress all orders to , O. .1. WILLAIID,
Wholesale Agent', C.'7 liio idway, N. Y.
Wliolesale agents for Win. A. Pond iC'o's,
l'eanhnaii. I.! ray & Co.'s. Win. KihiIhuV Co.'s,
ninl other first clans
Piano f-' o srtesi
Circulars giving correct likenesses nf these
celebrated I'ianoKortesand Taylor k Parley's
Model Oigins,.forwarik'd to any address on
application.
i'hc Latest Songs, Published Jaimarv ),
lHilii, anil mailed to any.address free of postage.
Oh, sing me that dear old song . a,-,c
We've drank from the same canteen, by J.
0. Cinrk, , .-,c
Picauliful Wales, sang by .1. K. Thctmis, ;i.-,c
I'm happy as the day Is long, fine
Somebody's Darling, Sfic
Violets uiider Iho snow, by II. Tucker, tlfic
Sweet lie thy repose, by J. II. Thomas, ,"..".c
Kong ol the spoon, a new college song, fine.
Tim Angel Guide, by Pavager, tine
When 1 Weill running Sallle, coni'c, Hoc.
Only a withered rose. :ific
Mother, I have herd sweet music, itfic
Pleasant dreams of long ago, ;i,-,c
Oh, say not a woman's heart Is bought, fine
Kathleen, dear, .oc
llefore I was married, O dear, ;ifiu
We'll inert no more at twilight hour, line
P.eiuitll'ul Isle of die sen, bv '.I. I!. Thomas, llfic
Old don't care, by W. K. llasford, ilfio
Light nt my soul, of thee I'm 'dreaming, !Wc
Five o'clock In the morning, .oc
Clean nnd I, r ang by Harry Tucker, iloc
Come, Neliledear, I'm weeping, by Tucker :)(ic
Music on the waves, vocal duet, by lllover line
No time like the old time, Hoc
(live Ihe old iiiim a chance. ililo
One bright moony night, c-tnle, lifio
Tlioy all come home brli mine, line
S'oung man on III" raliway, . ilfio
When Fenians light lor freedom .tfic
Down by Hie uiile, by .1. It. Thomas, lido
RvS-Piuiles ordering Music and over paying
for the same will receive their change inclosed
with lliu Music, or Mnslc will ho selected, as
.parlies prefer. All orders promptly ulteaded
to, nnd any Informatloii cheerfully given.
HiU'KIii.ncmsi linn. 0. W. I'allersrn, cx
aocernorof New York, Weslllelil, N. Y., T.
It. Column. President Lake Shoro Dunk, Dun
kirk, New York.
Ni;w funic Criv llKmimxcM i William A.
Pond fi Co., William 11. Ilradbury, Carliart,
Needlmm & Co . Siberia Olt i Hugh lilddl,.,
I0sq , Oeneial Supt. Jlotlvo Power, Eiioll. U.
Wheeler & Wilson.
e-iTAddress Orders.
0. J. WILLAIID.
Wliolesale liaiio Forte, Organ & Music Dealer,
No. 0'.'7 IJroadway, N. Y.
Pec, 20. 18lifi,-l.f
t . w . r oTss .
rilYBICIAN AND SUltOEON,
OFFICE In Jfiwell's building, West end of
Main street, Waynesburg, Pa, npl,-lf
T. 1IOSK1NSON.
NEW GOODS !
Spring Stock.
dreat Variety
MUS. E S. SAYEKS & IIOSKINSON,
Nuers' Corner, Wainelunj, Pa.
MESSES. HAVE US .t UOSICINSON
Have just opened nn extensive and entirely
new stock nITASlllONAlSLE
DRY
flonght In the best Eastern market, at the very
lowest cash rates, comprising 'all styles of the
most fashionable and serviceable textures of
Gentlemen & Lilies' Wear,
It Is useless to enumerate. Thev havo every
thing iu the line, with
I ION NETS, HATS, (JAPS, HOOTS
And Shoes. Wares of all kinds, and a enin
pleto variety ofthe best UltOCEIMES. All of
which they propose to sell at thu very lowest
figures, depending on the quality and cheap
ness of their goods to jaiu them' custom.
Nov. -.".I, ISi;.). t f '
Bradley & Smith
MANUFACTURERS
AND
-IN-
P SADDLES,
IIAKNESS, TRUNKS, Ac, At
No. 132 Woo.l Si: cot,
PITTSBURG, PA.
I)EOI'LE OK (iUEENE COfXTY wishing
I anvtliiii'r in our line eati lie rornuliixl nn
the shortest notice and
MOST liEASOXABU! TV.IU1S
Persons from a dlstimca s.aiding us OUDEKS
win nave mem promptly atleiuleil to. amf on
account of being near Market Head Quarters
we can furnish goods CHEAPER. Hum they
can be bought elsewhere.
Kciud Yoisr Order,
and we will give them our strictest attention
and forward go-idhhy Express to Wnyni'shurg
by boat or persons living in Iho country caii
send bv Pedlars and Hucksters,
imirjin;.-. tf lillADI.EV & SMITH.
-
Exchange Hotel
C3-3700': GlDO T O
.1. vV, f! JN. IVaprioioc.
IN 1WIT1NO THE PIT.LlCto his palron
1 line, the liiiderrigued feels conlldcut, Ihal
by bis hunt experience, he will lie enabled to
render satisfaction lo all. He guarantees Hie
best aeeomnio.latjoiis both to man and beaut.
May In.Y.vIy .1 W. HA UN
RECONSTRUCTION
NOT OF
HUT OF
Isaac hooper's
OUOCEUV & (.'ONFECTiONEKV !
Ml?. HOOPER would still have his riciids
and pations bear n mind, that he con
tinues in Ihe Grocery anil Con feci ionery trade
at his usual place ol doing business, and that
he has ul received
A. Fresh Supply
of tho best quality of all ai tides in his line.
TOYS NOTION'S and a great variety of
useful articles always on hand.
riEFR3ESHMENTS,
In conneelion with the above. Mr. Hooper
keeps a ltestaurant, Where ICE CREAM, ber
ries and all the luxuries of llm svason can ho
obtained.
The moe ntlraetlvo ami inert popular resort
In town. .luno i t, 'u.-.-iy
MO
GROCERIES I
Let All Persons
COME TO WAYNES1JUUQ
TO GrOf
CHEAP GROCERIES
OF .
rOTTEill-L & 'f'AYLOll.
Promietorsnl'tho splendid Grocery Btnrc, foi
morly owned by Joseph Yonter. Mr. Taylor
keeps on hand a good supply ofthe very best
HUGAIt, COFFKI'I, TEAS, KICIC, MOLAS
SES, SPICKS, CAMION OIL, LAMPS,
LAMPC1HMNIE& SHOE FINDINGS, &c,
iVe., and, In fact, EVEltY THING usually
kept In u flrst class Grocery Htoro.
Two doors East of Wilsons Now Building
Oct II, '(lfi-tf
GEOROB S. JBFFBRT.
DKAL1CK In Hooka and Htutlonery, iUaw
zlnes, Dally Pupe, F alio Alleles, &0
Waynosburjt, Pa. April t, 'liO'-iy
MUS. K. H.SAYKIIS.
NEW
PHOTOGRAPH
G- JSk. Ij Ij E3 3FS. "ST
-L-
WAYNESUUUG, TENN'A.
Walaco
lias lilted up a new and splendid Photograph
Gallery iu the third story of
ALLISON'S HUILDIXU,
Where be is prepared to executo
FIIOTOCUAl'ILS.
AMHl'OTYl'ES,
MALEIANO'l'Yl'h'.S.
CAUTES 1)E VISITE.
And all other kinds and sizes of pictures, In a
style eiiial to the best artists. Especial atten
tion will be given to copying pictures and en
larging them. All applications will be promt.it
ly attended to. Their rooms are comtnoilinus
ii ml altraelive, and every desirable accommo
dation will be reni'.ered'to customers This Is
deeide'dly Ihe best opportunity Insecure nceu
rale likenesses ever offered to the people ol
Greene County. Call any time it suits you.
Pictures taken any time hi the day, and In all
kinds of weather. Nov. ifi. ISilfi, If.
w.tY.i:suMi:j .! teuta.t. Ats i uvk
I I Siilfilf.
Uii LL continue to carry on flic Marble mid
H Slonc culling business at their long eslab-
lislieil Kl.'iml inimeiliatcly Fist of Ihe I'ublu:
sitiiire, Main'Slreet, Waynesburg.
This establishment has been in constant
operation since I s;s:, an, I the c)ir experience
and energy ofthe proprietors, linked with Ihe
cxerci-e of sound judgment and good taste,
have won for them a wide spread and enviable
rrpiununn. Aiicucnsivc stock ot the varioui
variciicsol the best marble kept constantly on
hand. Special attention paid to polishing,
pressing, carving and engraving.
All orders promptly tilled.
Deoeniber L'.'l, IW1L'.
Ml.
II. nTM0RU
HAS been in successful practice for a nuni
her of years, with the experience of the
dillerent hospitals in Europe, also a iticmhcr
of Iho Analylieal Medical Insiitute of New
York, continues b attend lo all professional
cases at I is olllce , No. PL'S Filbert Street,
Pliili.
No patent Medicines arouicd or recom
mended : the remedies administered are those
which will not. brake down Iho -constitution,
but renovate the system from all injuries il lias
sustained from mineral medicincn, and leave
the syste m in a healthy and perfectly cured
condition.
DYSPEPSI , that distressing disease nnd
fell destroyer of health and happiness, under
mining Ihe coiislilulion iiml yearly carrying
thousands to untimely graves, can most cm
phalhily be cured.
Melalicholy. Abberratinn, that state of Alie
nate. n and weakness of mind which renders
persons incapable of enjoying tlio pleasbrcsr
perlorining the duties of lite.
UllKL'MATISM, in any form or condition,
chronic nr nccute, warranted curable. Epi
lepsy, or falling sickness, all chronic or stub
bo:'n cases of
'AM ,1 LE 1) IKEA S E.$
radically removed Salt lilieum and 'fevpry
deseription of iileeralions ; Piles and srrolul
ous diseases which have baliled all previous
medical skill,can be cured by my treatment;
and 1 ilosiy alliliseacs, (yes i'o.isiihiiIIoii) can
be cured by wearing my Medical .Inert, which
is a proieeiion to the lungs against all changes
of weather in all climates having investigated
lor years Hie muse and character of iiiterniil
ents(f, verand ague.) in all parts ofthe United
Slates will cure pcrnianciilly nil chronic or
acute cases ol Ague and nervous diseases in a
CAN ('Li! CriiED AY IT! 1 01 IT THE KNIFE
Olt Dlt.WVINU OF llLOOD.
Tape Worm, that dread to iho Human
Family for years, can be removed with two ir
three doses of lev-newly discovered remedy,
warranted In all cn-cs. Consultaion in Iho
Enidish and (lenuan Languages free ofehjirge.
Will make visits any dislance. If desired. May
be addressed by letter (conlldcn. tally.) and
Medicine sent with proper directions' lo any
pari of Ihe country.
OFFICE No.'- !e28 Filbert Street, Phila.
mail!t:'Ui;-ly
IE3 113 JX O 3E3
HAYING I5EEN .MADE, WE OFFICII OUU
CUSTOMERS ONE OFTHE LAUG
EST STOCKS OF
DRY GOODS!!
iUl.MiI
LEATHER, HOOTS & SHOES,
Hats & " Caps !
NAILS ih1 SALT,
And a great variety of BONNETS and I TATS
for Iho ladies, nt tho lowest prices that Woods
have been sold for since tho commencement
of tho War.
PRINTS From 12 1-2 to 2." cts. peryd,
MUSLINS,... " 12 1-2 to 40 "
PISH At Pittsburgh prices.
IRON&Nails" ' b Card Prices.
MAII " ij:i per barrel.
COTTON YARN, at reduced rates.
Wo havo tho goods In store, and all wo ask
ofmir friends is lo call and seo for themselves
for wo urowitislled that an examination of our
stock and low prices will repay Ihein for their
trouble. To our friends at a distance, wo ex
tend a cordial Invilation to call and seo their
lnld friends who aio always glad to seo them,
ior ww can assure uicin llial it will repay inem
ior me irouiuo.
YV. II. M'CQY & CO.
Tho old stand of VV. II. M'COY, Greensbo
ro, Oreeno County, Penn'n. MayloyiiB-tfl
PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING
THE FINES T STYLE.
Our prices cannot bo surpassed for cheap
ness by any other establishment M this part
of tho State. Parlies wishing
dono should glvo us a ca'l. We nro ready at
nil times to do unythlug in tho printing Uno.
Founded in 1840
AND
l.i:ili;Plll!ATi'I) BV LEOIStlTIVS rilARTEIt
fllHEONLY INSTITUTION OFTHE KIND
1 in the Union conducted by a Practical bu
siness man. Our highest Conuuerclal Author
ilies. east and west, pronounce his systems of
Look keeping uncdualcd x- comprehending
rvn-y department of business, and yet si)
skillully condensed that the ntlenlive student
musters the whole iu six of eight wcekn. It
consists of
STOCK HOOKS,
closeil nneo with a loss and twice with a gain
exhibiting by thrco ilitl'erent methods Ihe
transfer of old to new hooks.
rAUTiNEUSIIII' HOOKS,
conducted by three diflcrcnt methods, cx
hibiling (be transfer of the old to new hooks,
with Ihe lntroduriion of a new partner ; also
practically illustrating tho
l'lilYATK I.EDGEH, .
by means of which the results of the business
are kept out of Ihe general books, for the use
ol the partners only.
LECTT1IS ON ilUSINESS SUBJECTS.
How every one may get rich. How to get
rich by tiading. Tlio cause ol Commercial
failures. On speculations. The moral Inlln
nnce of integrity in youth, etc. Also lectures
upon
' COMMERCIAL LAW,
on Partnerships, Con':raets, Insurance, Com
mon Carriers, (he Statute, of Limitations, etc.
Practical in--p uclions iu DETECTING
COUNTERFEIT HANK NOTES,
by a full set of genuine vignettes and coun
ters, and a large collection of counterfeit notes.
OUlt UAlLUOADDOOK-KElil'INa,
(m manuscript J exhibits the construction and
ctiiipn:cnt, tlio cperating receipts and expen
ditures; the hoods dosed and a dividend re
corded. These books are advertised by others
Inil not taught elsewhere in the ciiy. Our
new system of
P1IIVATE HANK COOKS,
(In manuscript,) embraces nil tho best forms
in use nnli'iig private hankers. Our now en
larged edition of Hull's Steamboat llook-keep-ing.
Our full course of business praelic in
cludes about FIFTY BUSINESS HOOKS,
ruled to about thirty dilferen' forms, viz: II
Ledgers, 7 Day Hooks, 5 Journals, 0 Hill
11 inks, 4 Cash Hooks. 4 Saies Books. !i Invoice
Hooks, 1 Discount Book, 1 Cheek Keglster, I
Depasit UegistprJ! Collection Registers. I
Tickler, 1 Hands' Itegister, 1 Freight Book, a
Passage Books, I Fuel Book. Theso Hooks
praelieally record about six hundred business
Ir .nsaction-', comprehending Duff's original
plan of business education, introduced twenty-live
years ago. How far others li'ivo suc
ceeded iu imitating hlin will be best seen by
comparing tlio business papers and books ol
oilier pupils with those ol ihe graduates of
this iiistilution.
Haipcr's Enlarged Edition
OP
DUFF'S BOOK-KEEVIKG.
Price 82. PuHiCt 20 cents.
SOLD IiY HOOK SELLERS GEN
ERALLY.
AWAHDED FOUR SILVER. MEDALS.
Which, with Ihe following testimonials, indi
cate iho chaiaclcr of the work :
'No other work upon Bookkeeping explains
the subject wilh so much clearness and 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
lias borne, the reputation of the highest orde
of business talents.' J NO. W BUUN1IAM
Merchant, No. Soulh street, N. Y.
'I gradual 'd.iu Duff's college in half the
time I expected. His admirable system In
cludes nothing superfluous, nor leaves out
anything essential. .1. it. CO.MPi'ON,
'Cashier Niagara Bank, Lockport, N. Y.
"Tno most completo work of I he kind I
have ever fern." .1. H MUIiHY,
President Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh.
The most clear anil comprehensive that I
have met with. JOIIN'.SNYDFn
ness penmanship, time, unlimited, are 10.
Tho enhugod edition ot Duff's Hook-keeping,
with blanks nnd stationery at booksellers'
prices, if."i.
Our blanks nro mado up of (lno extra sized
paper ruled complete, wi ll lull sots of auxil
iaries. Wo therefore present tho business student
wilh tho following
IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES s
1 Wo havo tho best Penman In tho west.
2 Dull 's System nf Book-keeping, (snno
lloiied by the New York Chamber of Com
merce,) taught by tho author.
,i The daily lectures of an experienced mor
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of study.
ft A saving of tlio sumo number of weeks
board.
il A saving of $0 or $7 In books and sta
tionery. 7 A diploma signed by one so long and so
favorably kno.vn as a preceptor, as au recount
ant, ami as a merchant.
For full particulars, send for circular, 71
puces, with samples of our nonuian's Business
and Ornamental writing, inclosing twenty
tlvo ccutB forpustago, to
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rmNciPALS,
febl7'G0-ly ' PITTSBURGH, Pa,
HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUOHU.
IirXMDOLD'S BUCIIU.
HELMBOLD'S I5UCIIU.
HELMBOLD'S BUCIIU.
THE ONLY KNOWNtBEMEDY FOR
DIABETES,
I1UUTATI0N OF THE NECK OF
THE . BLADDER,.! INFLAMMA
TION OF THE KIDNEYS, '
CATARRH OF THE
I JL ADDER, STKAN
GUARY OR
PAINFUL URINATING.
For those diseases it is truly a sovereign
remedy, and too much cannot he said in its
praise. A singlo do.e has been known to re
lieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that .distressing pain
in the back nnd through tho hips ? A tea
spoonful a day of Ilelmbold's Iiuchu will re
lieve you.
i
PLEASE NOTICE.
I make no secret of ingredients. Ilelmbold's
Kwrnet Iiuchu is composed of Bueliu, Cubobs,
nnd Juniper Berries, selected with groat care
prepared in vamo and according to rules of '
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
These Ingredients aro known as tho most
valuable Diuretics afforded.
. A DIURETIC
Is that which acts upon the kidneys.
IJELMBLD'S EXTRACT BUCIIU
ACTS GENTLY,
Is pleasant In taste and odor, free 'fiom all
injurious properties, and Immediate in its
action.
FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,
Seo Medical Properties contained InDlspwisn-
lOljr i,I IUU U. 3., OI WHICH U1C lOllOWlllglS S
copy :
"Bcrnu. Tts odor is slrnng, diffusive, and1
sonewhat aromatic, is taste bitterish, and
analogous to that of mint. It Is-given chiefly
in complaints of tho Urinary Organs, such asi
Giavel, Chronic Catarrh of tho illadder, Mor--bld
Irrilalion of the Bladder' nnd Uretbia,,
Diseases of.lbo prostrate, and Retention or'
tlio Ioconlinenco of Urine, from a loss of tono
III the parts concerned iu its evacuation. It
has also been recommended in Dyspepsia,
tim nic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections
and Dmpsy.
FOR FARTHER INFORMATION
Seo Professor D'ewees' valuable works on tho
practice of Physic.
See Remarks mado by tho celebrated Dr.
Physic, of Philadelphia
Seo any and all Standard Works on Medi
cine, FROM THE
Xj-fisJFi-Q-ESSJT
MfflPilTHRISC CHEMISTS
m THE WOitLD
I am arfiiainted with II. T. Ilelmbold j lie
occupied tho drug store opposite my residence '
and was successful hi conducting tlio business
where others had not been equally so before
him. I have been favorably impressed with
Ids character and enterprise.
WM. WEIOIITMAN, ,
(Firm of Powers & Welghtmnn,)
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth nnd Brown Streets, Philadelphia.
From tho Philadelphia Evening llullrtin,
March Kith Wo aregralilled to hear of the
coniluurd suercss, in New York, of our
townsman, Mr li. T. Hehnbnld, Druggist.
his store, next io i ue luetropoutnn Hotel, Is la
feet front, 2:10 feet deep, and rive stories in
height. It is certainly a grand establishment '
and specks favorably of the merit of his arti
cles. Ho retains hisOlllce nnd Laboratory in
this city, which aro also model establishments
of their class.
The proprietor lias been Induced to make
Ibis statement from the fact that his remedies.
although advertised, aro
Genuine Preparations,
And knowing that tho Intelligent refrain from
using any thing pertaining to Quackery, or
Iho Patent Medicine order most of which are
prepared by self-styled Doctors, who are too
ignorant to read a physician's simplest pres
cription, much less competent to nrenaroiiliar-
inneeutical preparations.
i nese parlies resort to various moans oref
cllng sales, such ns convinc nnrta of ndvar- ,
fisemenlsof popular remedies, and finishing
kvtth certificates.
Tho Science of Medicine stnlnds slinnln.
aire and majestic having Fact for its Basis,
eduction for lis Pillar, Truth for Its Cnnltnl.
A WORD OF CAUTION Hoalth is most
Important ; nnd the nlllictud should not use sn
advertised medicine,' or any remedy, uuloss
Its contents or Ingredients nro known to others
besides tlio ninnufiiclurnr, or until thoy are
satisfied of tho qualifications of tho party so
offering.
HELMBOLD'S'GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU,
FLUID.EXTRACT 9ARSAPARILLA,
AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
Established upwards of 18 years,
r '
Proparod by H. J.IHELMBOID.
PRINCIPAL DEPOTS
IIELMrtOLD'8 DRUQ AND CHEMICAL
WARFAOUSIO, 004 Broadway New York. ,
And HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT. '
lo t outh Tenth Htreet, Philadelphia Pa, , .
llf AM DIUIU818TS. '
Nov. W, 18ti5-ly.