A DELICATE BRIDE. 1
but ween Yrcka and Jacksonville,
0 Tegon, thore was a wedding, last wtntor
bout the time of the deou siiova when
'Mr. Fttlham aud other citizens were
loralled iu that cold country. The
kmilreu of tho respective parties to tho
y Jinrnago were in atlendanco, and llio
1 Jarty Was rather after the old iasliionod
Wtylo, made up of neighbors, their wives
.bad babies, and everybody that hnpon
d to be stopping anywhere within ac
cessible distance.
It was a pleasant affair; but, 'like all
imilar assemblages, it disperse"!, and
he bride returned to her chamber, first
!aVing whispered to the fond groom,
don't oomo up for half an hour.'' This
eiocra first reaucst. ho oboved, waited
.I.IApb 'hue anxiously, nor let tho hand tf
C i i. i... . I!,,,;
. ; UtTUUKIIie; UiUUK pilNH Uy ll DCVUlm iitmv,
'ere he had gone to her with whom l.n
j ';. life was joined. Rapping gently at tho
' bridal chamber door and 'receiving no
.' reply, ho entered the room unhidden,
,' " and saw his wife lying on tho bud,
' arrayed in night-goar of purest while,,
prusontiug a picture of beauty, taste and
-loveliness, beyond comparison. One
'iitpnTiirt.hnr. A donor took nnd tho Ltnml
rudhud htiel tr It'll hp.irtshn wnu ilntlil.
Loudly calling for help, father, mothor,
later, bridcBinaidtf, all the household.
rushed to the room. Tho mother dis
covered (hat hef daughter still breathed,
but, horror upon horrors! thero lay the
empty vial from which tho fatal draught
had bee n taken.
Messengers were dispatched for physi
cians, the patieut was rubbed and sprinkl '
ed, and hopes were entertained of her
revival, symptoms looking favorable.
At this jnncture, somo one picked up a
Liucu ui luiuuii oipur Jium u tauie, uu
. i f .i i a . j i . I I
Wiiion was wriueo, in uiu uunuuiu nauu
of tho fair young bride: .
"Bo not alarmed, dear husbanL
Feeling that tho occasion would bo too
much for my nerves, I have taken chlo
roform, "Youu own Wife."
A.SINUULAR TRADITION.
Among the Seininolo Indians thero is
a singular tradition regarding tho white
man's origin ond superiority. They say
that when tfo Great Spirit made the
earth, he also ninilo three men, all of
whom "Ivoro fiir-ooinplcxioned; and that,
niter making them, he led them to the
margin of a small lake, and bade them
leap in and wash. One obeved. and
foamo out of tho water, purer and fairer
than before: the second hesitated a mo
ment, during which tho water, agitated
by tho first, had become muddied, aud
when ho bathed, hp onmo out copper
coloredj tho third did not leap till tho
water beeamo black with mini, and he
oamo out with its own color. Then tho
Great Spirit laid before them tluco pack
ages, and out of pity for his misfortune
inoolor, gave tho black man tho first
choice, llo took hold of each of the
packages, and having felt the weight,
chose tho heaviest; the copper coloied
man then chose the next heaviest, leav
ing tho white man tho lightest. When
the packages wero opened, the first was
found to contain spades, lioes, aud all
tlie implements of labor; the second en
wrapped hunting, fishing anil warlike
apparatus; the third gave the white man
pens, ink and paper, tho engines of tho
mind tho means of mutual, mental im
iraprovement, tho social link of humanity,
the foundation of the white man's supe
riority 11 --
Tub PiuN'nsn'a Litanv. From want
ofgold, from wives that scold from
maidens old, by tharpers 'sold" pre
serve u! From foppish sneers, mock
aulioneers, and woman's tears deliver
us! From slinging flies, coal b'ack eyes,
and babies erica prolect us! From
seedy coats, protested notes, and leaky
boats protoct us! From creaking doors,
a wife that snores, and all such bores
defoud usl From tho landlords In ml, a
'greedy band, now infesting our land
preserve us! From a solid ttcak which
is our fate, sometimes to partake hence
forth deliver us! From making "pi,''
wllfch does annoy, tho tempers try pro
vent usl
DRUNKENNESS AMONG WOIEN,
Tho Round Table, publishes a stnrtling
article upon drunkenness among women,
It says tho vice is prevalent among fash-
ionablu ladies, and that some of themost
elogant of them will puss this. Summer
not at Saratoga or Nowport as usual, but
at an asylum for inebrhtes. The writer
intimates that the vico of fashionable
drinking is now moro prevalent among
tlio ladies than among tho gentlemen of
this country, that certain dressmakers
make it a point to furnish their custo
mers with drink, whilo in some stores
bottles of wine nio also kept on hand for
lady Bhoppors, and in others 'the mer
chants allow their boys to go to the near,.
est bar-room for liquor when ladies do
siro it. ' Whiskey and brandy aro the
favorito drinks of those ladies, and as
somo of tho saloons they tivquunt do not
have thoso liquors on tho bill ot fare, a
noat littlo sign "if yott do not see what
you want ak for it," given tho hint to
those initiated. Iu dressmakers' bills
llio significant item "suiull trimmings"
often covers up the expense ol liquors
which tlio lady has ordered through the
modisto wlopaiulers to hcrviliutcd UstoJ
while at tho watering places 'a bribe to
the waiter procures' a secret supply' of
lkiu6r,'whioh'by tho connivance of the
luudlord,is charged as "extra luncheons."
It is asserted that girls of eighteen,
daughters of most respectablo New York
merchants, have been Been groesly intox
icated in Jlroadwny stages and upon tho
public streets, and that no superiority of
intellect or social position is sufficient to
guard a lady against this vico.
-w- .
How to Avoid tiih Cuoi.eua. First,
don't got it on tho brain.
2. Endeavor, if possible, to keep a
clottr conscience, and two or three clean
shiits.
3 Every morning and evening read a
chapter of Petroleum V. Nasby or Josh
Billings.
4. Whenever you have nothing clso
to do, tako a bath.
5. Avoid political assemblages, and if
you are fond of clubs, don't try Uncle
John's.'
0. Work "eight hours a da' and
moro if you fool like it,
7. Go to all lirnces of amusement
advortised in tho daily papers.
8. Hise with itio lark, but avoid tho
larks in tho evening.
n. Be above ground iu all your dwel
lings, und abovo board in nil your deal
ings.
10. Love your neighbor as yourself,
hut don't have too many of them in the
fame house with you.
11. Eat when you a'ro hungry, drink
when you are thirsty, and bleep, but bo
careful what you eat, what you drink,
and where you sleep.
12. Avoid tho appearaneoof evil, but
ho constant to tho right, even under
d'llioiilties.
13. Avoid pubKu conveyances, "even if
you are driven to the necessity of making
use of your k'os und walking two or three
miles a day!
14 Avoid long dresses (this to the
women) and leave tho cleaning of the
streets to tho street Comniissoner.
15. Tell the doctors that "whenever
they come within a mile of your house
they are welcome to stay there all night "
10. Keep clear of the Copperheads,
or any other "snakes."
17. Don't get scared till youarohnrt
nor even tl en.
18. Gut your lilo insured.
10. Make your will.
' I WILL BE YOU It MOSES, &C."
Andrew Johnson, says the Ilarrisburg-
Tdegruph, pledged himself before high
heaven to ho the Moses of the black
men.
How did ho fiillil this covenant 1
By winking at Ihe indiscriminate sluugh.
ter of the black men and their families at
Memphis by a inob of rebel ptlie.c officers
and officers and privates of the rebel
army.
On ! Mollis 1
Andrew JohnsOn declared that if
there wore but a doz.m Uni-m mon in
any locality iu tho South they should
constitute tho governing element.
How has iio fullilled tho declaration ?
By ignoring the lay il Government of a
State it order that he (Johnwn) might let
loose the re'icls of a ciiy, who were thirsty
for the bloo.l of Uiiion men met in con
vention to discuss iwl deliberate civil af
fairs. Wjui.h tiih Union men oc Nuw
OlU.KANS WHISK S1TT1SO iN CONVKNT10N,
WITH TUB ST A IIS AND BriMPli.l FLOATING
OVIiUTIlUm IIKADH, TIIKY WKliK AITACKKD
isytiiu ii icuicr. jiou of Ni-.w Oim.uans,
CAniiYiNo iiKitur. I'Taos ! Andrew John
son telegraphed to Iheso rebels that
they were justifiable in attacking the
Unionists! In view of these facts, and
with a full knowledge of tho language
wo use, wo pronounce Andrew Johnson
guilty of tho massacre of tho Union men
of New Orleans, guilty of plotting with
rebels to stillu tho voice of thoso loyal to
tho Government".
Tim devotion of thu infamous Mayor
of New Oi leans to the rebel cause during
tho war is well illustrated by the follow
mg incident recently related by Geo.
Butmcu at a aontal gathering!
Mayor Monroe, after being imprison-
C'd as a traitor, was about to bo released
upon taking tlfo oath of allegiance, and
had actually the pon in his hand to nflix
his signature, when word was brought
in that McClellau had been defeated by
tho rebels with tho loss oi fotty thousand
r .. .i i
men. Believing this canard, Monroe
reoineu iu xilo, iniew iliiw o ins on,
and was taken back tiV prison, from which
ho was alterwilfds released by the action
of the authorities at Washington
Tho ladies and thoso of tho other sex
who are accustomed to'gn into ecstacics
over a "lovo iiFa bonnet," nroofisnin
danger of breaking that clause of the ten
cominandinentH which prohibits "bowing
down to anything made in thu likeness ot
anything inhe heaven a ovo or the earth
beneath, or in tho water under thu earth."
Thoso who adoro tho present latest stylo
do not, tliey may rest assured, iufringo
-upon this commandment.
Evory Copperhead in Congress voted
for tho increase' of salary, aud fifty Ko
publionns voted against it. . . , . .
iayGonornl Lomin says' A. Johnson
is tho man made President by a sintrlu
constituent Ilootll. tho assassin ami
that ho ivelfWrcBoiita that lono oonstit-
uont. - , ' i
THE GATHERING ;; STORM l
HAS BTJJFlT !
A. HEDGE & m
Ilavo Just received ft New fc'tock ol
BOOTS AND SHOES, , " ',
IIATS AND CAPS,
COLLAK3, NECK Tina, OLOVE9, IIOSI
EUY, TltnUIlXO-S OF ALL DE-
Bcuirnoxs.
Wo liiivn just received a largo assortment of
the latest kind ol ready maile
BOOTS ANU SHOES
which we can warrant to wear, and do good
service. .
Also a few Low Priced Hoots ami Shoes
which wo will not watrant bought expressly to
compete willi our neighbors.
IWt fail to call if you want to seo pooil
articles in our lino of I rude. It will cost nolli
liijr to look ut them.
llemcnibcr the place, "Allison's Building,
oppositu tlie Court li .use."
Wiiynealmrg, Jlay 2, tf.
TAYLOR & KAHLh.Y'S
MODEL ORGANS.
O.J. WILLARD,
No. 027 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
mm MOST COJIPLETE MUSICAL IN
X STUC.MENT mauul'ac.ured, and thu
OF THE WOULD !
Comhining Sweetness and Depth of Tone,
JJi'iuitilul and Chaste in Appearance, Ru
nning and Elevating in Its Tenden
cies. Kur Churches, Parlors or
the Boudoir it Inn no equal,
and hati invarlalilvtakcu
the FIRST PREMI
UM wherever
exlii'itled
in
Competition with other well known inanufao
rtirers. Thirty -four dlllerent'slyles, and from one to
twelve stops, Long uoiuiie licuows, iiouoiu
Blow Pci litis, Knco -Swell, etc., etc., giving
great powet and steadiness ot tone.
THE SUB-BASS, implied to the pontile
Reed Organs, gives a volume of tone equal to
a sixteen loot stop iu a 1 ipe urgnn, aim wnen
nimlierl to our Organs eontaininif them, and
lour sets of Reeds thu volume of tone is equal'
t" a Jejuni) pipe organ, and costing only iinout
one fourth as much. Send for an illustrated
Price List, giving full particulars. Address
orders, ..T. WILLARD,
Wholesale Agent, (iJi Br.iudway, JN. l.
T 1 1 li GUE ATU N IU V A LE 1 )
" V 0 S E " PIANOFORTE!
Tlie cheapest first class Piano Fortu in the
Market. .These. Iieiuitil'ol instruments aru lust
winniiisf their wav into pul'lio favor.. Tlie
tone Is rich, full lind powerful, and gushes
forth with peculiar sweetness a melody, whilo
tho touch is easy and elnslic, Are finished in
rich rosewood cases, with full iron frame,
over-stiunir bas and French iinuv'i notion.
All have large, round corners, with hack fin
ished like tho front. Every Instrument fully
warranted llvo years. Circulars giving cor
rect likeness taken from photograph, with full
descriptive price list, sent free to any address
on application.
A ;t autil'sii vonignml Ciioms
WOIITII TIIIIITV C1XTS,
Accoinpiuiics thu Circular, and is worthy of
preservation. Dealers will no fur
nished these Beautiful In
struments nt. tho .
LOWEST WHOLESALE P1UCES.
niul Teachers a! the rales of discount. Ad
dress nil orders to . .1. WILLARD.
Wholesale A r-nt. HJ7 Broadway, N. Y.
Wholesale agents for Win. A. Pond ACo's,
Hcardman, Uray it Co.'s, Wm. Kaabu&Co.'s,
and other first class
Circulars giving correct likenesses of these
celebrated- Piano Eortesaud Taylor & Parley's
Model Oigaus, forwarded to any address on
'application.
Tlie Latest Songs, Published January 1,
18(i, and mailed to any address free of postage.
Oh, sing mo that dear old song !l"ic
We've drank from the same canteen, by J.
O. Cuirk, r- ... '
Heiiulil'ul Wales, sang by J. R. Thomas, !lfic
I'm happy as the day is long, fine
Homebody's Darling,
Violets under tho snow, by II. Tucker,
bweet be thy repose, by J. II. Thomas,
Hong ot tho spoon, a new college Bong,
Tho AnK!! Guide, by Puvager,
When 1 went courting bailie, convc,
Only a withered rose,
Mother. I have ho ird sweet music,
Pleasant dreams of long ago,
Oh, say not a woman's heart i bought,
:r.c
:ir.c
,".'iC
fine
line
illlc
;trc
iJoC
I mC
fillu
40c
."i'K!
HOC
Kathleen. Hear,
, lii fuu 1 was married, O dear.
I We'll meet no more at twilight hour,
! Hi'1,'"'11",1. Wc",r1ll'uv?:,V,lvJ?1 ',n",n
() d don't care, by V. K. Iiaslord,
jj , niy p,;ui()rtl.ee I'm dream!n(
!!5c
Five o'clock in the morning, .foe
Cleon and I, fan by 1 lurry Tucker, IK'c
Come. Nellie dear, I'm weeping, by Tucker ."no
Music on I lie waves, vocal diut, by Ulovcr ""c
No Mine like Ihe old lime, Mile
(Jive tlui old man a eh nice, . :ioe
One bright moony -night, cinlc, ' !l"u
They all conic h'unc but mine, i , fine
Young man on the r.il. way, j).1c
WIidh Fenians light lor freedom ' . ji;,e
Down by thu Hatu, by J. R. Thomas, ado
US-Parlies ordering Music mid over paying
for the same will receive Ihelrcliango Inclosed
Willi tlio Music, ov Music will be Delected, us
parties prefer. All orders promptly nlteaded
to', and any Information cheerfully given.
Rui'MiuscKs: Hon.'O. W. Puticrsrii, ex
Governor of New York, Wcslfi.ld, N. Y., T.
It Column. President Lake Shoru Hunk, Dun
kirk, New York.
Nnw I'omt Cirv Rr i-iarcNens IVIIllani A.
Pond & Co., William 15. llradbTiry, Carbart,
Necdlmm & Co . Woerl.i Oil, ( Hugh Riddle,
Ksi , Oenriid Supt. Motive Power, Eliu It. R.
Wheeler & Wilson. ' . .
' SyAddresa Orders.
O .!. WILLARn. :
Wlioli.'wdu Pliuio Porte. OrvaitiSt Music Dealer,
' No. fl'27 ilroadway, N. Y.
Deo. in. inc.-,, -tr-PHYSICIAN'
AND BURGEON;
OFFICE in Jewell's building, West mid of
Main, street, Waytiesburg, Tu.. npl.-tf
1:1 - . f,'. .'' will i, S..'-', IFI
MIIS. K. B.SAYE1IS.
T. IIO8K1N80N.
NEW GOODS !
Spring Stock.
Grcht .Variety
miS. E S. SAYEKS & IIOSKINSON,
H'yers' Comer, Wayncsburg, Pa.
, JIESSlta. SAYEIW Si IIOSKINSON
Have ust opened an c.xtenslvo ond entirely
now stock of FASHION A BLE
Bono-lit In tho liest Eastern market, nt the very
lowest cash rates, comprlslii;; all styles of the
most tasliionaule and Bcrvieealile textures oi
Gentlemen & Lilies' Wear,
It Is useless to enumerate. They havo every
thins; iu thu line, with
IJOXNIiTS, HATS, CAPS, HOOTS
And Shoes. Wares of all kinds, unci a com
plete variety oftliehestUltOCHlilKS. All of
which they propose, to sell at the very lowest
figures, depending on thu iialily anil cheap
ness of (heir goods to guiii them custom.
Nov. i'l), ISC"), t f
Bradley & Smith
MAHUFATUHSHS
AND
. IN
A SADDLES,
IIAliNESS, TltUNKS, Ac, Ai
No. 132 Woo.l Street,
PSTTSETRG, pa.
T)EOPLE OF GREENE COUNTY wishing
J. anylliing iu our line can be furnished oa
tho shortest notice and
MOST REASOXAULE TV. RMS
Persons from a distance sending us ORDERS
will havu them proinptlv ntteniled to, anil on
account of heing near Market Head Quarters
wo can luniisli goods (JIllSAl'hK thilil they
can be bought elsewhere.
and we will give Ilium our strictest attention
and lorward go'ids by Impress to Wiiyncslnir
by boat or persons living. In tho country can
send by Pedlars ami Hucksters.
nmrJII'li-. tf BRADLEY & SMITH,
Escliange Hotel
J. V. I! UN, rrojirieior
TN INVITING THE PUBLIC to his patron-
1 aire, the uildersiened feels conliilcnt, that
by Ms long experience, lie will lie; enabled to
render satisfaction to nil. lie guarantees the
best accommodations botli to man and boast.
May Iit.MSr. lv .T W. WARN.
UECOiWItUCTIOiN
NOT OK
m
tooper7s
CONFECTIONEKY!
HOOPER would still Have his Wends
and pillions bear n mind, that he con
tinues in the.Ciiocery and Conlcclii nery trade
at his usual place ol doing business, and that
hi! lias lust received
A. Fresh Supply
of tho best quality of all iu t'cles In his line.
TOYS-NOTIONS and a great variety of
useful articles always on hand.
SEFSESHMEats,
In connection wllh the above, Mr. Hooper
keeps a Restaurant, where ICE CREAM, ber
ries and all the luxuries of the season can bo
obtained.
The moct attractive and most popular resort
In town. lime l-L 'H"'-l7
Let All Persons
COMIC TO 'WAYNESBUUO
370 Gr"t
CHEAP. GROCERY G
; OF .
t'OTTEEU'Ei & 'f'AVJ.OS:.
;Voprletorsof Ihe splendid (Irocery Rtore,
nerly owned by Joseph Yo der. Jlr. laj
foi
yior
keeps on hand a good supply "I tup very iiesl
he:
SUGAR, COFFEE. TKAn, itM :js, mulah
SES. sVb.'ES. CARROM OIL, LAMPS,
LAMP CIII.MNIES. SlIOEFINDINaS, &c,
to-., and, In fact, EVERY THING usually
kept, lit a first class Grocery 8Un.-- '
Two doors East of Wilson's New Building ' ;
Oct ll.-.'il-i-tf : 1
(1E0!!(JI! J. Jffl'ERV,
TvEALER in llooUs aiul St.illonery, Maga-
Utloncry, ji.
1 1 1' i a les,
I rlncH. Da Iv Pane. 4 vr-i ies, OiC
Wuyncsburjr, Po-
April l, 'CO'-iy.
I ? OF
1IL
pjiotoVriph
Gr;jil. JCj'.Xj E3 3F5. IT
-1N-
WAYNESBUUQ, I'ENN'A.
AIT. Walaoo
Has fitted up a new and splendid Photograph
Gallery Iu the third story ot
ALLISON S UU1LDINO,
Wliero ho is prepared to execute
I'lIOTOGKArilS.
AMIJUOTYI'ES,
MALEIANOTVriW.
CARTES 1)E VISITE,
And lill other kinds and siy.es of pictures, In n
stylo equal to the heat artists. Especial atten
tion will he given to copying pictures and en
larging them. All applications will bo prompt
ly attended to. Their rooms are commodious
and attractive, and every desiralilo accommo
dation will he rendered to rnstomert This Is
decidedly thu best opportunity to secure accu
rate likenesses ever oll'ercd lo the people ot
Greene County. Call any time it suits you.
rictures taken any lime iu ino uay, aiui in an
kinds of weather. Nov. 15. I win. If
iv,m.m:sui im .f i v it i: 1. 1; &s rot
MM I iiiiif,
dm HiAldlMM,
C1TILL continue to carry on thu Marble -mid
kj Stone cutting business nt their long estab
lished stand immediately East of thu Public
sipiare, Alain Street, Wayncshuir;.
This establishment has been" in constant
operation since I sail, and the long experience
and energy of Ihe proprietors, linked with the
exercise of sound judgment and good taste,
have won for them a wide spread and enviable
reputation. An extensive slock of the varioin
varieties of the bust marble kept constantly on
hand. Special attention paid to polishing,
pressing, carving and engraving.
All orders promptly tilled.
Dcjcmber till. lee.
DR. II. WTDIOR
UAS been ill successful practice ,for a mini--her
of years, willi the experience of , thu
diil'ercnl hospitals in Europe, also a member
of the Analytical Mi.dlenl Insiitute of New
York, combines to attend to all profes-loiial
eases at 1 is ollic.c , No. U:'1 Filbert Street,
l'liila. .
No patent Medicines are mod or recom
mended : Ihe remedies ad minis! ured am those
which wi'l not brake down the constitution,
but renovate the system from all Injuries it lias
sustained from mineral medicines, and leave
tins syste n in a healthy and perfectly cured
condition.
DYSPEPSIA, that distressing disease and
fell destroyer of health and happiness, under
mining the conslituiion and yearly carrying
thousands to untimely graves, can most tin
phaliclly be cured.
Melancholy, Abberrali in, that slate of Alio
natl .n and wuiknessof mind whicli renders
persons. Incapable of enjoying tlie'pleasbresor
perlorming the duties of life.
RHEUMATISM, in any form or condition,
chronic r iiecute, warr,in!"d curalile. Epi
lepsy, or falling sickness, all chronic or stub
boi'ii cases of
' K M A L J 1) 1 S K A S E S
radically removed ; Salt Rlieiim and every
description of ulcerations ; Piles and scroful
ous diseases W'lieh have ballled all previous
medical skill, .can be cured by my treatment;
and I do say iilidiseaes, (ves Cuiinm.)tlUi) can
lie cured by we iring my .Medical .lacel, which
Is a protection to the lungs against nil changes
of weather in all climates having hivcptiga'tcil
for yeaistlie cause and character of Intermit
tenl's(fever and ague) in. nil parts of Hie United
States will cure perinancnily all chroiiie or
acute cases ol Ague and nervous discuses in a
tew davs. . .
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE
OR DRAWING OK 1SL00D.
Tape Worm, that dread lo thu Human
Family for years, can be removed with two -r
three doses of my newly discovered remedy,
warranted in nil cases. Consulla ion In Hie
Eiudish and German Lam:iiaircs free ofcharue.
Will make visits any distance, if desired. May
be addressed by letter (eontldcn. tally.) und
Mecicine sent with proper directions' In any
part of ihe country,
OFFICE No. .! Filbert Slrcct, Phila.
inar'-'ti'liii-ly
P B C S3
HAVING 15EEN .MADE, WE OFFER OUR
CUSTOMERS ONE OF THE LARG
EST STOCKS OF
HD:II3tF3UlCa.?.
LEATIIElt, HOOTS & SHOES,
Hats & Caps !
And a great variety of I10XNET3 aud IIATS
for llio ladles, at thu lowest pi lees that Goods
have been sold for since tlio commencement
of the War.
PRINTS From 12 1-2 to 2,".cts. pervd,
MUSLINS,... " 12 1-S to 40 " "
FISH At Pittsburgh prices.
IRON&Nalls" .' Card Prices.
SA lI " per barrel.
COTTON YARN, at reduced rates.
Wu have the goods in store, and alt wo ask
of our friends Is to call and sec for themselves
for wo arc satisfied flint nn examination of our
slock and low prices will repay Ilium for their
trouble,. To our fiieiida at a distance, wo ex
tend a cordial liivllalion to call and see their
old I'lienilH wiio aie alwavs triad to seo them.
for wu can assure them that it will repay them
for thu trouble.
W. 11. M'COY & CO,
Tho old stand of W. II. M'COY, Greensbo
ro, Greeno County, Puin'a. I May 10, '," U'l
AND FANCY
JOB PRINTING
THE TINES r STYLE.
Our prices cannot bo surpassed for cheap
ness by any other establishment m this part
of tho Blatu. Parties wishing
dnno should give us a call!. We nrq. ready t
all times to do anything In tlio printing lino.
j.; i.i . i'M,. t. w ' 1 ..
Founded in 1840
AND
INI'llCPOKATL'D BY LEI11SL1TIV.3 tHAflTER.
IjlllEONLY INSTITUTION OF THE KIND
1 in the Union conducted by u Practical bu
siness num. ( )ur highest Commercial Author
ities, east and west, pronounce his systems of
Rook keeping untdualed comprehending
cvi'iy department of business, and yet so
skilfully condensed that tlui attentive student
masters thu wliolu In six of eight weeks. It
cuiu.UU of
STOCK BOOKS,
closed o'ico willi n loss and twico with a gain
exhibiting by three different niuthoils the
transfer of old to new hooks.
rAUTJNEHSlllF HOOKS,
conducted by three different methods, ex
hibiilnir llio transfer of the old to new books,
with the introduction of a uuw partner j also
practically illustrating the
PltLVATE LEDGER,
by means of which the results of thu business
are kept out ol tlie geuerai uooks, lor ino uso
ol the partners only.
LECTCRS ON 'BUSINESS SUBJECTS. .
How every one may get rich. How to get
rich by ti ailing. The cause ot Commercial
failures. On speculations. Tlio moral iwflit
itnce of integrity in youth, etc. Also lectures
Upon
COMMERCIAL LAW,
oi) Partnerships, Contracts, Insurance, Com
mon Carriers, the Statute of Limitations, etc.
Practical in-'t' actions in DETECTING
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES,
by a full si t of genuine vignettes and coun
ters, and a large collection of counterfeit n ites.
OUR RAILROAD IJOOK-KEEl'lNO,
(in manuscript,) exhibits the construction and
equipment, tnu operating receipts and expen
ditures; the bonds closed ami a dividend re
corded. These books are advertised by others
but not taught elsewhere in the city, Our
new system of
PRIVATE HANK noOK.S,
(in manuscript,) embraces all the best forms
iu use iiincng private bankers. Our new en
larged edition of Duff's Steamboat ISook-kocp-h"'.
Our full course of business praelio in
cludes about FIF I' Y BUSINESS BOOKS,
ruled to about thirty dlfferen' forms, viz: 1 1
Ledgers, 7 Day Books, 5 Joiirmds, li Bill
15 .oks, Cash Books. 4 Saics.Bouks 'J Invoice
Books, I Discount Hook. I. 'Check Register, 1
Dopasit Register, '-' Collection Registers, 1
Tickler, I Hands' Register, 1 Freight Book, 2
Passage Rooks, I Fuel Hook. Tlicso Books
practically record about six hundred business
tr nsactioii", comprehending Duff's original
plan of business cdiicaiion, introduced twenty-live
years ano How far others havu suc
ceeded in imitating lilm will be best seen by
( onipiiriuii the business papers ami books ot
other pupils with those ot the graduates of
this institution.
Harper's Enlarged Edition
OK
DUFFS BOOK-KEE. LG.
I'n'ee $-2. pJta c. 20 cents.
SOLD 15Y I500K SELLERS GEN
ERALLY. AWARDED FOUR SILVER MEDALS.
Which, with the following testimonials, indi
cate ihe character of the work :
No otlu r work upon Bookkeeping explains
the subject with so much clearness and sim
plicity. F. W. EDMONDS,
Cashier Mechanics' Bank, Wall street, N Y.
'As an extensive ship owner, American and
Eur ipcun inerclianf, bank director, etc., ho
has .borne the reputation of the bii;lu st nrdo
of buslne.-s t alents.' JNO. W BUR.NIIAM.
Mc.ehant, No. H South street, N. Y.
'I L'r.idiiat' d iu Duff's college in half Ihe
lime 1 expected. His admirable system in
cludes nothing niperlluous, nor leaves out
aiiylhlag essential. J. R. COMPTON,
. Cashier Niagara Dank, Lockport, N. Y.
'Tne most coinpletu work of Ihe kind I
have ever seen." J. B 5IUKRY,
President Exchange Bank, Pittsliuruh.
Thu most clear aud comprehensive that I
havu met with. JOHN SNYDER,
Cashier Bai:k of Pilhiliurgh.
Your committee unanimously concur iu tho
opinion ol the utility of Ihe improved method
of Mr. Duff." C1URDON .1. LEEDS,
Recording Sec. ol thu Amor, lnsli , N. Y.
OuW.. II. Duff's feumansliip
For tho best business and Ornamental Pen
miinshipi awarded our present Penman, by
the
United States fare at Clnclnnatll, in IHCo
PennsylvuniaStiite fair at Wyoming 1S
Western Pennsylvaiiia fair at Pittsburg I Silo
Western Virginia fair at Wheeling llllio
Ohio Stale fair at. Cleveland la
All of which arc cxhibilcd at our olllce.
OUR 'TERMS.
Have never bten advanced, while others aro
chanrlng if 'iO tuition fee, or $10 and $lff ex
tra for penmanship, and lo if'-'U for text
books and blanks.
For our graduating course. Including busi
ness penmanship, liinu unlimited, are 1".
The cnia ge edition ot Duff's Book' keep,
lug, with blanks and stationery at booksellers'
prices, $.".
Our blanks aro made up offlno extra sized
paper ruled complete, wl li lull sets of auxil
iaries. Wo tin reforo present tho buslncsi student
with the following
IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES :
I Wo have thu best Penman In the west.
!i Duli's System of Book-keeping, (sanc
tioned by fhu New York Chamber of Com
merce,) taught by llio author.
II The dally lectures of an experienced mer
chant.
i A saving of seven or eight Weeks In time
of study.
' 5 A saving of tlio same mimbor ot weeks
board.
, (I A saving of $il or 7 in hooks and sta
tionery. ' ,
7 A diploma signed by one soiling and so
favorably kno ,n ns a preceptor, as'an recount
unt. and as a merchant.
For full particulars, send for circular, 75
pages, with samples of our penman's Buslauss
and Oraainuutiil writing, inclosing twenty
llvo cunts for postage, to
P. WI FF & SON,
PRINCIPALS,
fubwoo-i ", Pittsburgh, p.' .
HELMOOLD'S ,
EXTRACT BUCIIU. .
t,i'
. HELM BOLD'S BUCIIU. -IIELMBOLD'8
BUCIIU. . -
'IIELMBOLD'S BUCUU.
' ft.-,.
- . -' ,
THE 10HLY KHOWNLBEMEDY FOR
DIABETES,
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OP
THE LLADDER, INFLAMMA
. TION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE
ULADDER, STRAN
GUARY OR ;
. PAINFUL URINATING.
For tlicso diseases it Is truly a sovereign
remedy, and too much cannot be said in ltd
praise. A single dose has been known to re
lieve the most urgent symptoms.
Arc you troubled will) that distressing pain
in the back and through tho hips ? A tea
spoonful a day of Ilclinbuld's Bucliu will re
lieve you.
MeEffiffilllEM
PLEASE NOTICE.
, I mnUfi no secret of ingredients. Ilelmbold's
Extract Buchn Is coinpesed of Bucliu, Cubcbs,
and Juniper Berries, selected w ith great csro,
prepared iu vacuo and according to rules of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
Tlicso ingredients are known as tlio most
valuable Diuretics afforded.
A TWJKET1C
Is that which acts upon the kidneys.
IlEHIBOLll'SHTIllCTBmilll
ACTS GENTLY,
Is ple(i!(!tiit in taste and odor, free Pom nil
injurious- properties, and immediate in its
uetlou.
FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,
See Medical Properties contained in Dispensa
tory of thu U. S., of which Ihe following in a
copy : ...
'Bitiiu. Its odor is strong, diffusive, and
soacwhat aromatic, i's tasio bitterish, and
analogous to Unit of mint. It is given chiefly
hi complaints of thu Urinary Oruans. Blich as
(Jiavel. Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, Mor
bid Irritation of tlie Bladder and Urethra
Diseases of fhu prostrate, und Retention or
thu Incontinence of Urine, from a loss of tone
iu the parts concerned in its evacuation. 1L
lias also been recommended in Dyspepsia,
Chronic Itliuuiuatisni,' Culiiucous Affections,
and Ihopsy.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Seo.paofcssor Dewces' valuablo works on fhu
prwclici! of Piivsie.
Sec Heii'itfrks made by llio celebrated Ur.
Physic, of l'hiladelpliia
See any and all Standard Works on Medi
cine. i
FROM THE
.H UH lILiUAU IHLJl
BI THE ITOitLM
I am acifualnted with II. T. Iltlmbold : ho
occupied the drug store opposito my residence
ami was successful la conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before
him. I have been favorably impressed witli
his character and enterprise.
WM. WEIGIITMAN,
(Firm of Powers & Weiglitmaa,)
Manufacturing Chemists; -
Nlntli and Brown Streets, Philadelphia.
From tlie Philadelphia Evening llulleiin,
March Kith We tire gratified to hear of thu
continued success, in New York, of our
townsman, Mr II. T. Helmbold, Druggist,
I lis store, next fo the Metropolitan Hotel, is -8
feet front, feet deep, and live stories Iti
height. It is ccitainly a grand establishment,
and specks favorably of the merit of his arti
cles. He retains hisOlllce and Laboratory In
this cy y, which ai'o also model establishments
of tlieir ('lass.
Tho proprietor has been induced to make
this statement from thu fact that his remedies;
although advertised, are
Genuine 1'iepaiations,
And knowing that llio Intelligent refrain from
using any thing pertaining lo Qimckery, or
tlio Patent Medicine order-most of which are
prepared by self styled Doctors, who aro too
ignorant fo read u physician's simplest pres
cription, much lesscoinpetunt to prepare phar
maceutical, preparations.
These parlies resort to various means of of
fccl'uni sales, such as convinir parts nf adver-
1 lisemcuts of popular remedies, and finishing
; with, cer.lillcalcs.
,' The Science of Medicine stalnda simple,
j pure and majestic having Fact for Kb Basis,
Induction for Ms Pillar, Truth for itsCapiial.
A WORD OF CAUTION. Health is most
Important ; and the alliicted should not uso nn
advertised medicine, or any remedy, unless
Its contents or Iniircdients are known toothers
besides the manufacturer, or until they aro
satisfied of the qualilicatlons of tho parly SO
offering.
HELMBOLD'S'GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU, '
FLUID. EXTRACT SA RSAPARILL A, '
AND IMPROVED HOSE ' WASH.'
EstablLdied upwards of ll) years.'
Prepared by ' H.J. HELMBOLD.
riUAt II'AI, JEIOTS
HET.MBOLD S DRUG AND CipMICAl
WAKFA.OUSE, 601 Broadway New York.
And IIELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
104 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia Pa. 1
; :'..;'" v. ri'vnl.e, ,
BY ALL DltUUOlSTS. ..
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