CLYMER SOlDIER VS. BOY IN BLUE,
mt'mwjyt Q'y flanked you nowi you rany at
. well Biirrender. Since tlio pow-wow in
the Wigwam (hero's no chanco loft for
tho Republicans.' " ;
' ; 'You'd bettor : wait till tho battle's
fought before you blow your trumpet
For mv part, I think it litllo better to
' join hands with the rebels, for the pur
' pone of ranking thorn our superiors, and
giving to them twice as muli power at
Washington, man for man, as wo pos
sess, than it would havo been to join
tlieir armies through the war.'
'Oh, that's false doetrine I The con
(,1 flict is over. The people of the South
ore brethren again, and you must give
them back their rights, 1'eaco rotg:is.
Peace reigns once more, and it don't
become brave men to Irainplu on a van
quished foo.'
'That sounds well, but it's a poor plan
to govern tho South. Whcu the war
broke out, tho prisoners wo capttred
were only asked to take 'tho oath,' and
then set froej but in tho very next
scrimmage they were sure to be found
popping away at us, and it was a sinnds
ingjoko that swearing allegiance to
Uncle Sim had no moie t fleet on them
than on a rattlesnake. Wlion tho rebels
took Union prisoners they were sont to
Libby, Belle Isle, or Andersonvillo, and,
with bad lood, poor medical attendance
and exposure, killed off by thousands.
That was a specimen of rebel strategy
Thoy don't know what fair dealing is,
in war of politics, or if I hey do thev take
preoious good caro never to practice it
Congress lias them in a split stick now,
in spite of Audy Johnson. While it
holds on, the country will be safe, but
when it lets go, look out for squall. It
will be worse than letting loose the (Id
dragon confined in tho bottomless pit
tor a thousand years.'
'Oh, you're too full of prejudice- You
forget that war is one thing and peace is
another. Men can't go on fighting each
other forever. They'vo got to make up
some time, and for my part, I liko to see
therudoit. One of tho prettiest pictures
in tho' Wigwam w's tho delegates from
South Carolina and Massachusetts walk
ing arnwn-arm.'
'You can get a few politicians to play
nuy antio when you bid liip-b enough
Tho delegates from South Carolina were
of tho hemp neck-tio stripe. They were
ltherjust pardoned for treason or an
jplicants for pardons, and there was no
more sincerity or meaning in anything
they did, lhau there would have been in
the talk of some such scoundrel as Probst,
it ho had Jbeen told that by an electioneer
ing speech he could have got a pardon
from the Governor for the murder of tho
Bearing family. Tho doing: s from
Massachusetts W9ro nearly all office
holders or office seekers, detailed for
extra duty in tho Hioad-and-JJutter Iiri
1 . . . .
gaae.' ii was an easy thing to coax
Andy Johnson's dogs, North and South,
into the same kennel. Ho only had to
put in it patronage for the one lot, nnd
pardous for tho other j nnd it wasn't
hard toteach,them tricks in posturing.
Any oirousman could do it.'
I don't like such comparisons nnd
you can't deny that the convention had
big men in it from all the Stales, nor
that they agreed on a patriotic platform.
Loaders who were true to tho country
through the war Republicans, too, for
that matter had their own way in every
thing, and there wasn't a bit of straight
out rebel or Coppeihead doctrine preach
. ed.' . "
'Everybody can understand that well
enough. The trap was set to catch
Union voters, and it wouldn't have do'no
to sprinkle the bait with too odorous a
position. What tho rebels need most is
plainly offered to them unconditional
representation and if . they get this,
good by to all the fine promises made
to seoura it, They will bark as loudly
for secession, repudiation, and even for
slavery, in a new form as thoy please,
and spurn any platform not built, with
the aid of there Copperhead f riendx, to
suit themselves. They are inbred trni
tors to everybody and everything except
their own people, and they nevor daro
play false to tbera. They act on the old
rhyme, that, 'they shall take who have
the power, and they shall keep who can.'
They tell ns plainly overy day that
they 'submit to the Union because they
were badly whipped by our armios
not because they beliove its authority or
action is rightful, and thoy will conform
to the dooision of the sword, just as far
as (hay must not ono Mich further,
You can nieasuro your aaf'oty wlion you
go near a mad dog by the length nnd
ttreugtb of his chain i and after all the
warnings they have given ns it would
be folly to Judge the robols by any other
rule.'
You're a regufar Radical) full of bit
ternossandfulloforuolty. You should
learn to forget tho past and to forgive
. 1 oarj do that easily enough in a pri.
vate quarrel; and it'a often the best olan,
But what yon ask amounts to betraying
. . . i .
my country mho ioe nanus ot traitors,
and surrendering up the loyal men, black
and1 while, in the South, to their rolent
ftT I don't faor cruelty don't
venask that justice shsH be meted out
to the Confederate oouspirators. If I
did, we would be arguing how nuny ot
them should bo hung instead ot how
soon they should govern, or debating
how many representatives they should
send to tho penitentiary, instead of the
hall of Congress. To extend mercy and
grant unlimited power to desperate crim
inals is a fearfully cruel infliction upon a
peaceful nation. Nobody is trying to
hurt the rebels i but thoy never cease
their persecutions of freedom and South'1
em Unionists, nor halt in the prosccu
lion of their schemes to wreak vengeance
upon thn North for repelling their assault
upon tho Republic'
The Hew party will end nil these
troubles. It will join the North and the
South dimly together. It's bound to
win, too, because Andy Johnson has a
shrewd set of politicians round him.
Raymond nnd Weed and that set will
rope in Republicans, while tho old Dem
ocratic lenders will hold on to their fol
lowers. They'll hoist the Conservative
or National Union flag in Union districts
and tho Democratic banner in Democrat
ic districts. When they don't catch a
voter widi ono doctrino they'll try. him
with ai. other. You've got n combined
army now to fight with a diminished
forco and you're bound to loose this cam
paign.' ' '
'The people must decide that, not the
politicians ; and they'vo suffered enough
from Coppeihead and rebel tricks to
to have their eyes wido open. It may
bo very smart to cruise round in politics
with false flags on board, never daring to
raise the Confederate banner, just like
tho rebel pirato Alabama did to pick up
a stray schooner hero and there, by de
ception, but when the Kearsago camo
along she made tdioit work of Captain
Semines, and I doubt if the wigwam
contrivance fares any bo'.ter. You're
running a good many risks. It's pot
quite clear that every man that shipped
as a Democrat, especially if ho is a Feni
an, is going to join such a voyage as
yon'vo commenced, nr.d you'll get
mighty few Republicans, save those who
receive tho very biggest kind of bounty.
It will prove harder than you imagine to
either cheat American citizens out of
their votes, or to buy them up wilh a
, n. till ii1
unjoin, im.jr uiuiomiii imi uiiiiu
his best to insult and betray them, and
he'll find they know how to appreciate
Mich compliments when the voles against
'My Policy' nro counted.'-
A cam. has been, issued for a Conven
tion of Soldiers and Sailors who served
tho national cause during tho rebellion,
and now support tlio President's Policy,
to meet at Cleveland, September 17th.
Many ol the men concerned in this move
mont have good military records behind
them. They wero bravo and skiltul offi
cers. As citizens they have tho same
right as their fellows to follow what pol
itical party they will.
Ni;y 1 tho bravest of the brave, dem
onstrated that ho could change sides
wilh . wonderful facility. Ho does not
stand alono in European history. In
, . . . .
(leca no lias sucli a numerous company,
that ."soldiers of fortune" is acknowl
edged to bo n phrase comprehending
multitudes of able men.
Tim Richmond Examiner speaks of
tho 'misorublo v. retches who were sacri
ficed to popular justico and fury in New
Orleans.' 'Justice and fury' is anew
concatenation; but rebel malignity can
expose itself still more shamelessly, as
witness tho disgusting and ferocious
temper of a Mobilo paper, which says
that Dostio's body, 'boiled down,, would
make 'good snap' for 'Ynnkco scliocl
marms.' More brutal deviltry could not
be contained in n scoff, and the evil spirit
of the Richmond Paper will have to try
hard to surpass it.
CfcThe following is the style ot notico
servod upon Union citizens of New Or
leans by a self-ccnstitutcd ''conservative''
committee:
"To Mr : Sir, you are hereby
notified to leave his city within seventy
two hours. Your presenco cannot be
longer tolerated in this community.
Jjy order ot tlio committee.
Dkatii Wakuant Sihnud. Tho death
warrant for the execution ol Richard
Thui.iwell, convicted for the murder of
James W . Houseman, in Cookstown,
Fayette county, n month or two niro.
was sicned by Governor Curtin on Tuns.
day Inst. Tho execution is fixed for.
Monday, October first, this is the firs
casein which the custom of hanging
men oo Friday, properly known ns
"Hangman's day," has been disregarded.
A man ill New Hampshire had tho
misfortuno to loose his wifo. Over the
grave ho causod a stono to bo raised, on
which, in tho north ot his grief, ho had
ordered to be insoribed "Tears cannot
restore hor i thoroforo I weep."
The Cholera has creatod a panio in
St. Louis. Over 20,000 frightened pors
one havo left tho city within a fortnight
There wore 119 burials of persons who
died of oholeia in eight of tho cemeter
ies, yesterday, and thirtoon other oorno-
teries have made no reports.
Af plot has been discovered among tho
President's reconstructed friends in New
Orleans to assassinate General Sheridan,
Commander of the Gulf Department. It
waa designed to accomplish his death by
the explosion ot a shell made for the ot
oastotu
THE GATHERING ; STORM
Hjf!L!S BURST !
' A HEDGE & S0N
Havo just received a New Stock ot
BOOTS AND SHOES,'
HATS AND CAPS,
COLLARS, , NECK TIES, GLOVES, HOSI
ERYl TRIMMINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Wo have just received a largo assortment of
1... ..... I.;.. .1 . . n
BOOTS AND SHOES
which wo can warrant to wear, and do good
service.
Also n few Low Priced Roots nnd Shoes
which we will nut wairant bought expressly to
compete with our neighbors.
JWt fall to cull if you want to gee good
articles In our line of trade. It will cost noth
ing to look ut them.
Henieinhes the place, "Allison's Building,
opposite tlio Court II ,use."
Wnyneshurg, May 2, ,tf.
TAYLOR & FARLEY'S
MODEL ORGANS.
0. J. WILLI RD,
No. C27 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
rpiIE MOST COMPLETE MUSICAL IN
1 8TKUMENT manufactured, and tho
IM odol Organ
OK THE WOULD 1
Combining Sweetness and Depth ofTonc,
Benutilul and ('haste In Appearance, Re
fining nnd Elevating in its. Tenden
cies. For Churches, Parlors or
the Boudoir it lias no equal,
and has Invariably taken
tho FIRST PREM1
. . UM wherever
exhibited
in
Competition with other well known manufac
turers. Thirty -four different slyles, nnd from one to
'"eive "ops.. I'Oiifi Dimiiie Mellows,
lweive stops, Long iJoulilu Mellows, Doulilo
i Mlow I'eilulS, Knee .Swell, etc., etc.,
giving
S'Tnl l)mv" 1,11(1 steadiness oi tone.
THE SUU-BASS. nnnlied to the Double
Reed Organs, gives a volume of tone equal to
a sixti'eii foot stop In a Pipe Organ, nnd when
applied to our Organs containing them, nnd
four sets of Reeds the volume of "lone Is equal
l a fc'.'ono pipe organ, and costing only about
(Hie fourth as much. Send for nn Illustrated
Price List, giving full particulars. Address
orders, O. J. WILLARD,
Wholesale Agent, 027 Broadway, N. V.
1( THE GREATUN RIVALED
"VOSE" PIANOFORTE!
The cheapest first class Piano Forte in the
Market. These beautiful instruments are last
winning their way Into public favor. The
tone is rich, full and powerful, nnd gushes
forth with peculiar sweetness n melody, while
the touch is easy and elastic. Arc finished in
rich rosewood rases, with lull iron frame,
over strung bass and French ennui notion.
All have large round miners, with hack fin
ished like tho Iront. Every Instrument fully
warranted five vein's. Circulars giving cor-'
reel likeness taken from photograph, with full
descriptive price list, sent free to any address
on application.
A tkt antiliil won? nnd Cliorus
WOKTI1 TII1IITV CKNTS,
Accompanies the Circular, nnd is worthy of
preservation. Dealers will no fur
nished lliesu Beautiful In
struments at the
LOWEST WHOLESALE PMCES.
nnd Teachers nt the rates of discount. Ad
dress all orders to O. ,1. WILLARD,
Wholesale Agent, 027 Broadway, N. Y.
Wholesale agents for Win. A. Pond it Co's,
Benrdnmn, Gray & Co, '8. Win. KnubeitCo.'g,
nnd other first class
Piano T;vortea
ChculiUB giving correct likenesses of these
celebrated Piano Fortesnnd Taylor it Farley's
Model Oigans, forwarded to any address on
application.
' The Ijitcst Songs, Published January 1,
180(1, nnd mailed to any address free of postage.
Oh, sing me that dear old song ;i"c
We've drunk from the same canteen, by J.
U. UlU'K,
Beautiful Wales, sang by J. R. Thomas
I'm happy as the day Is long,
Somebody's Darling,
Violets under tlio snow, by TI. Tucker,
bweet lie thy repose, by J. II. Thomas,
Song ot the spoon, a new college song.
The Angel Guide, by Favngor,
When I went courting Sallie, cnm'c,
Only n withered rose,
Mother, I havo hcird sweet music,
Pleasant ilrenms of long ngo,
Oh, say not a woman's heart Is bought,
3Se
:irc
fioc
tir.c
asp
JJ.1C
fine
HOC
iltic
,'WC
llfic
itr.c
fine
40c
iir.o
!I()C
I Before I was married. 0 dear.
miiuii'i'u. ui-ur,
! Wifll meet no moro at twilight hour,
' '". WWJ1
hoiims, aic
Light ol my soul, of thee pm dre.muV
Five o'clock In tho morning,
H.IC
Cleon and I, t ang by Hurry Tucker, oc
Come, Nellie dear, I'm weeping, by Tucker line
Muslton the waves, vocal duet, by oiover COo
No tlmu like the old time.
(Jive the old man a chaueu.
One bright moony night, clinic,
They all conic homo but mine.
v.. - ., i '
illlC
'Mo
.'ll)C
j (tun- uiiiii nil oie runway,
.i 111:11 I'lMiiiuiB nfiii ior ircnnom -,
Down by the Bato, by J. 1. Thomas, ailc
e-3-Parlles ordering Music nnd over rmvlnn
for thosamo will receive Iheiredauau Inclosed
with tho Music, or Mnslo will he Jffl S"
parties prefer. All orders promptly attended
to, nnd any Information cheerfully "rlvun
RuratHNeKs: Hon. O. W. iVt'eist n ex.
Governor of New York. Wmiii, i,i v v
VVI.,... .1.-1.. . .. ' .
R Cn'man. Presldou! Lake Shore Bank. Dunl
kirk, New York. '
Nkw "ork City Rnfrnmscus t William A
Pond & Co., William B. Bradbury? O rhart
Ncedhnm & Co., Siberia Ott, ; Hu;i ,
Esj,., GeiuMal Supt. Motive Powerhorie 1
Wheeler & Wilson. . .. " ,
fAddress Orders. ' ' 1
O. .1. WILLARD,
Wholesale MnnoFnrtc, Organ & Music Dealer
No. 627 Broadway, N. Y '
Ifld. 20. !R(W.-tr
t . W . ROSS.
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
OFFICE in Jewell', building,, West end of
Main stroctj Waynesburg,. Po, ' pM,-tf
. T. ' IIOBK1NBON,
NEW. GOODS !
Spring Stock,
threat ariety
AIRS. E. S. SAYEItS & IIOSKINSON,
Siiycrl' Comer, Wnynesburg, Pet.
MESSRS. SAYERS & IIOSKINSON
flnve ust opened nn extensive nnd entirely
Dew stock of FASHIONABLE
'BKW GOODS'
Bought in tho best Eastern market, at tho very
lowest cash rates, comprising nil styles of the
most fashionable mid serviceable textures of
Gentlemen & Lilies' Wear,
It is useless to rnumeriite. They have cver
thingln tho lino, with
1 JON NETS, HATS. CAPS, HOOTS
And Shoes. Wares ot nil kinds, nnd a com
plete variety of the best GUOCKRIKS. All of
which they propose to sell at tlio very lowest
hgiires, depending on the iiality nnd cheap
ness nf their goods to gain them custom.
Nov. 2!), lKti.-i. t f
Bradley & Smith
MANUFACTURERS
AND
-IN-
ffc SADDLES,
HARNESS, TRUNKS, Ac, &t
No. 132 VVoo.l Street,
PITTSBURG, PA.
PEOPLE OP GREENE COUNTY wishing
J. anything in our line can be furnished on
tho shortest notice and
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Persons from a distance b, tiding us ORDERS
will have them promptly attended to, and on
account of being near M'lrltct Head Quarters
we can furnish goods CHEAPER than they
can bo bought elsewhere.
fivml ih I'onv 4&rdi,r
and wo will give them our strictest attention
nnd forward gonds by Express to W nynesburg
by boat or persons living in the country can
send bv Pedlars nnd Hucksters,
mailili't!,-, tf BRADLEY & SMITH.
Exchange Hotel
Gree n sloo r o
J. V. I! MiN, Proprietor
TN INVITING THE PUBLIC to his patron
1 nge, the undersiunod feels roiilldeiit. Hint
by bis long experience, lie will be enabled to
render satisfaction, to all. He guarantees tie
best accommodations both to nmii and beast.
May Io,'ii.--Iy J W. 1IARN .
NOT OF
THE UNION
UUT OF
IsaacHooper's
GKOCERY & CON'FECTIONEUY
ft I K. HOOPER would still have his riendg
li L anil pntrons Hear a mind, that be con
tinues in the Grocery nnd Confectionery trado
nt his usual place ol doing business, nnd that
lie lias lust received
A Fresh Supply
of the best quality of all oit'cles in his lino.
TOYS NOTIONS and ,i great variety of
uselul articles always on hind.
P3EFRESHHXENTS,
In connection will) the above, Mr. Hooper
keeps a Reslnurant, where ICE CREAM, ber
ries nnd all the luxuries of the season can ho
obtained.
The most attractive nnd nio.it popular resort
In town. June I t. '(i".-Jv
ivEon-iii
GROCERIES !
Let All Persons
COME TO WAYNESBUIIG
To Got
CHEAP GROCERIES
OF
t'OTTEREL & 'I AYLOR.
PronrletoiRof the splendid Grocery Store, foi
nieily owned by Joseph Yu'der. Mr. Taylor
keens on hand n pood suimlv or tho verv best
SUGAR, COFFEE. TEAS, RICE, MOLAS
SES, HPICES, CARIION OIL. LAMPS,
LAMPClllMNIES HI II K FINDINGS. &c.
Ac., nnd, In fuct, EVERY THING usually
kepi In a flrst class Grocery Storo.
Two doors Hast of Wilsons Now Building
P''t H.Mift-tf
iMOtloe.
ALL persons knowing themselves Indebted
to the Kkpuiimcmn Oitiok, either for Job
Work or Subscription during the six month
tho paper was conducted by Mr Watkins,
will pay thn accounts to Mr. Jns. E Bayers,
who Is authorized t0 receipt for thu same.
Early attention to this matter will snvo cost.
MESSRS B1DDLE & CLARK.
augs..
ins. K, s.sAYKns.
NEW
PHOTOGRAPH
G- .A.IL, Xj 3LT3 H. '"ST
IN-.
WAYNESBUIIG, ,PENN'A.
Has fitted up a new and splendid Photograph
Gallery in the third story of,
ALLISON'S BUILDING,
Whcro hn Is prepared to executo
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AMBUOTYPES,
MALEIANOTYPKS.
CARTES I)E VISITE,
And nil other kinds ami sizes of pictures, in a
style equal to the best artists. Especial attetv
lion will he given to copying pictures mid en
larging them. All applications will bo nrompt
ly attended to. Tlieir rooms are commodious
nnd attractive, nnd every desirable accommo
dation will bo renc'.ercd to cuatoniurt This is
decidedly the best opportunity to secure accu
rate likenesses ever olfered to the people ot
Greene Cohnty. Cull any tlmo it suits you.
Pictures taken any time in the day, nnd in all
kinds ot weather. Nov. tfi. lHtiff. If.
WORKS!
U 1 1 LL continue to carry on tho Marble and
KJ Htono cutting business at their long esuib
bshed stand Immediately East of the Public
square, Main Street, Wayncslmrg.
This establishment has been In constant
operation since I Hi)!), and tho long experience
nnd energy of the proprietors, linked with the
oxercise of sound Judgment nnd good bisto,
have won for them a wide spread and enviable
reputation. Anextensivo stock of tho varioui
varieties of the best marblo kept constantly on
hand. Special attention paid to polislUng,
pressing, carving ni.d engraving.
All ordors promptly tilled.
Deocmber ail. J H(S2.
DR. W. II." WITMORl
HAS boon In successful practice for a num
.bef of years, with the ex)erienco of jiie
dillerent hospitals in Europe, ulsu a metiiwr
of tho Analytical Medical Institute of New
York, continues to attend to nil professional
cases at 1 is olllco , No. l):'8 Filbert Street,
Phila. -
No patent Medlcinca nro tucd or recom
mended i the remedies administered nro those
which will not brake down the constitution.
but renovate the system from all Injuries it has
sustained from miiiural medicines, mid leavo " U8U, among priyaw bunkers. Our new en
tho systcn inn heallliynnd perfectly cured : ""'S1'1' e"11'"" ufDnirs Steamboat Uook-keep-coudiiion.
' '"! (ur lull courso of business pracllc in-
DYSPEPSI V, that distressing disease nnd 'dudes about FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS,
fid destrover of heiilth mid hnrm ncss. nndnr.
mining the constitution and yearly carrying
thousands to untimely graves, onn most em
plialiclly lie cured.
Melancholy, Abbcrratlon, that state nf Alio
natl .n and wmknessof mind which renders
persons Incnpnhlo nf enjoying tlio pleasbresor
perlnrmlng. tlio duties of life.
RHEUMATISM, in any form or condition,
chronic or accute, wai muted curable. Epi
hpsv, or falling sickness, all chronic or stub
born enses of
F E M ALE 1)1 S E A S E S
radically removed ; fialt Itlieum nnd every
description of ulcerations ; Piles and scrolul
ous diseases wliicli linvo liallhal all previous
medical sklll,.can he cured by my treatment!
and I dosay id! disuai'S, (yes ('onuimiliou) can
ho cured by wearing my Sledical.Iacet, which
is a protection to the lungs against all changes
of weather in all climates having Investigated
for years tho cause and character of intermit
ten Is (lever and ague) In all parts ol'lhe United
Slates will euro permanently all chronic or
acute cases ol Ague and nervous discuses In a
lew davs.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT Til E KN 1FE
OH DRAWING OF BLOOD.
Tapo Worm, that dread to tho Human
Family for years, can lie removed with two
three doses of mv newly discovered remedy,
warranted in all caves. Consulla'lon In tlio
English and Herman Languages lieu of charge.
Will make visits any distance. If desired. May
bo addressed by letter (conrlden.ially.) null
Mrdlnlno sent with proper directions to any
part of tho country,
OFFICE No. 028 Filbert Street, Phlla.
mar'-'4:'ll(l-ly
E JH Jl. O E3
HAYING BEEN MADE, WE OFFER OUR
CUSTOMERS ONE OF THE LARG
EST STOCKS OF
DRY GOODS!!
!
P.I
II II 1 1 tlli
LEATHER, BOOTS & SHOES,
Hats & Caps !
mo;v, ails and s vrr,
And a creat varietS.ofnONNF.TS nml IT ATS
ior mo mules, nt tho lowest prliTS that Goods
. ...... I, .,.. I.- -I At.V . ...
...m iiu.iii emu ior biiicu inu cuuimoncemeiH
i tne w ur.
fKTNTS From 12 1-2 to 25 cU. per yd,
iMVjnijiA,cJ,... 13 I -a 10 10 "
fWII AtPlltsburgh prices.
IKON & Null 6ml Prices.
SALT p per barrel.
COTTON YARN,-at reduced rates.
i
Wo lmvo the goods In store, nnd all wo nsk
of our friends Is to call nnd see for themselves
for wo are sntlsllcd Unit nn examination of our
stock and low urines will repnv them for their
trouble. To our friends nt u distance, wo ex
tend a cordial Invitation to call nnd sen their
old friends who ate always irhtd to sue them.
for we can assure them that it will repay them
ior mo irouiue.
V: II. M'COY & CO.
The old stand of W. H. M'COY, Grecnsbo.
ro, Greene County, Ptnn'a, l'MaylO,'tl"i-tfl
PLAIN AND FANG Y
JOB PRINTING
THE FINEST STYLE.
Our prices cannot bo snrrmssed for cheap
ness by any otlxir establishment in tills part
of the Statu. Parties wishing
done should give us a ca'l. Wo aro ready at
all times to do anything In tho printing line.
Strut, 0,Uuy; 0a.
Pounded in 1840
AMD
INCORPORATED BT lECISHTIVS CH.1RTER.
THE ONLY INSTITUTION OP THE KIND
In the Union conducted by a Practical bu
siness man. Our blithest Commercial Author.
Illes, east and west, pronounce his systems of
iiooKKceping imciiunieii comprehending
cvrry department of business, and yet so
skllliilly condensed that tho attentive student
masters the whole In six of eight .weeks. It
consists of '
STOCK BOOKS,
closed once with a los3 nnd twlco witll n gain
exhibiting by tliroo dillerent methods the
transfer of old to new honks.
; PARTNERSHIP BOOKS,
conducted by three different methods, ex
hibiting the transfer of tho old to now books,
with the introduction of n new partner ; nlso
practically illustrating tho
PRIVATE LEDGER,
by moans of which tlio results nf tho business
are kept out of the general books, for the uso
ol the partners only.
LECTURS ON BUSINESS SUBJECTS.
How every ono may got rich. How to get
rich by trading. Tho cause ol Commercial
failures. On spocuintions. Tho moral Inllu
nce of Integrity In youth, etc. Also lectures
upon
COMMERCIAL LAW,
oi Partnerships, Con'racts, Insurance, Com
mon Curriers, tlio Statute of Limitations, etc.
Practical intuctious In DETECTING
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES,
by a full set of genuine vignettes and coun
ters, nud a largo collection of counterfeit notes.
OUR RAILROAD BOOK-KEEPING,
(in manuscript,) exhibits the construction nnd
equipment, tno cperating receipts nnd expen
ditures ; the boods closed and a dividend re
corded. These books are advertised by others
but not taught elsewhere in tlio city. Our
new system of
PRIVATE BANK BOOKS,
(in manuscript,) embraces all tho best forme
ri11 aui iiuriy oiiieren lornis, viz : 1 1
Ledgers. 7 Day Books, S Journals, 11 Bill
B iciks, Cash Rooks, 4 times Books. 2 Invoico
Books, 1 Discount Book, I Check Register, 1
Deposit Register, 2 Collection Registers, 1
Tickler, 1 Hands' Register, I Freight Hook, 2
Passago Books, I Fuel Hook. These Books
practically record about six hundred business
tr nsacllon", comprehending Duff's original
plan of business education, introduced twenty-live
years no. Row far others have suc
ceeded in imitating him will be best seen bv
compniiiu: the business papers ami books ot
other pupils with those ol the graduates of
mis institution.
Ilaiper's Enlarged Edition
OF n'
DUFFS' BOOK-KEE.ING.
7'nVc $2. Pout i; 20 cents.
SOLD BY BOOK SELLERS GEN
ERALLY. AWARDED FOUR SILVER MEDALS,
Which, with tlio following testimonials. Indi
cate ihe chariu'ler of the work :
'No other work upon Bonkkeerhic cxnlatns
the subject with so much clearness and sim
plicity, jr. VV. El JjUUN I )n.
Cashier Mechanics' Bank, Wall street, N Y.
'As an extensive ship owner, American and
Eiir ipcun merchant, bunk director, etc.. ho
has borne the reputation of the highest ordo
of business talents.' JNO. W BURN HAM
Merchant, No. K South street, N. Y.
'I irraduat' d hi Dulf's college in half the
lime I expected. His admirable system In
cludes nothing superfluous, nor leaves out
anything essential. J. J. COMFTON,
Cashier Niagara Bank, Lockport, N. Y.
"Tno most complete work of thn kind I
have ever seen." J. B. MURKY",
President Exchange Bank, Fitlshurirh.
- The most clear ami comprehensive that I
have met with. JOHN SNYDER,
Cashier Bank of Pittsburgh.
Yourcommilteo unanimously concur hi tho
opinion" ol thu Utility of tlio Improved method
of Mr. Duff." GURDON J. LEEDS,
Recording See. ol Ihe Amer. Instl , N. Y.
OuF. II. Duffs Penmanship
For the best business and Ornnnientnl Pen
manship, awarded our present Penman, by
tlio ...
United Slates faro nt Cincinnati!. In ' 1800
Pennsylvania State fair nt Wyoming IHiio
vvesieni i-ennsyivania nuriic niwuurg 18(!o
western Virginia-inir nt wheeling 1
Ohio State fair at Cleveland 1
All of which nro exhibited nt our olllco
in: !
mm TCTimq
, , , , I
Havc never Ixen advanced, wh lo others are
chanting :0 tuition fee, or l nnd ex-
tra for penmanship, and 12 to l0 for text- j
books nnd blanks.
For our uriiduatlng courso. includinir busl-
ness penmanship, time unlimited, nro .
Tho enla-KO edition ot Dulf's IlooU keen-
Ing, with blanks and ilatlonery at booksellers'
prices, fi. ... I
- w ... mm mill ri..m i
inpor ruled complete, wl h lull sets of iiuxll-
f liti li iinualiri mtnln nn nr fl..M aT.ii.l
We thercforo present the business student
. ..
with the following
IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES:
1 Wo havo tlin host Penman In tlio west.
2 Dud 's Hyslcm of Book-keeping, (sano
Honed by the New York Chamber'of Com
mere,) taught by the author.
II Tho dally loeturcs of an experienced mer
chant. 4 A saving o.r seven or eight weeks In time
or study. '
6 A saying of tho saino number of wooks
Donrd.
II A saving of $0 or $7 in books and sta
tlonery. i
7 A diploma signed by ono so long and so
favorably kno n as a preceptor, asan recount-
ant, aim ns a merchant.
For full particulars, send for circular, 7S
pages, with samples of our penman's Business
ami Urnamou tut writing, Inclosing twenty
fv bents forpustago, to
p. in ri' at soiv,
PRINCIPALS,
febl7'(J(l-ly PITTSBURGH,. Pa.
HELMBOLD'8
J ; '.'
EXTHACT BUCHU.
; HELMBOLD'S BUCIIU. '.'
. HELMBOLD'S Iil'CHU.v ',
TIM
nr.i.JUlUL.i;B BUCIIU.
THE ONLY KNOWN BIMEDY FOR
DIABETES,
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF"
THE BLADDER, INFLAMMA
-TION OF THE KIDNEYS',
CATARRH OF TUB
BLADDER, STKAN'
GUARY Oli
PAINFUL URINATING1-
For theso diseases It is truly a sovereign"
remedy, and too much cannot bo said In Its
praise. A single dose has been known to re
lieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pnin
In tlio back and through the hips ? A tea
spoonful a day of Helmbold's lluchu will re
lievo you.
PLEASE NOTICE.
I make no secret or ingredients. Ilohnhold's
Exti nct Buchu is composed or Buchu, Cubcbs,
nnd Juniper Berries, selected with greBt cure,
prepared In vacuo nud according to rules of
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
These Ingredients nro known as tho most
valuable Diuretics ntforded.
A DIURETIC
Ijat which acts upon tho kidneys.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BliCHIT
ACTS GENTLY,
Is pleasant In taste and odor. fi 'f m n
! Injurious properties, nud Immediate in its
action.
FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,
See Medical Properties ennt-dned In Dispensa
tory ol'tho U. 8., of which tho fallowing is a
copy i
"Beciiu. Its odor is stmng, diffusive, and
sonewhal aromatic, i's tnsio bitterish, nnd
snnlogoiis to Hint of mint. It is given elderly
in complaints of the Urinary Organs, such na
utavci, uironic (. alarrb ol the liladder, Mor
bid Irritation of the Bladder nnd Urethra,
Diseases of tlio prostrate, and Retention or
tho Ioconlincnco of Urine, from a loss of tone
In tho parts concerned in its evacuation. It
hiia nlso been recommended in Dyspepsia,
Chronic Rheumatism,; Cutaneous A'flectlons,
nnd Dibpsy.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
See Professor De woes' valuablo works on the
practice of Phrslc.
Seeltemaiks vnado by tho celebrated Dr.
Physic, of Philadelphia
See any nud all Standard AVorks on Modi-
cine. .. .
FROM THE
MOTJTIRINI1 CIIEMI
IN THE WOULD
I am acquainted with H T. Hehnbold j lie
occupied the drug store npposlto my residence
and was successful hi conducting tho business
whcro others had not been equally so before
him. I have been favorably impressed wltli
his character and enterprise. 1
WM. WEIGIITMAN,
(Firm of Powers & Welghtnmn,))
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth nnd Brown Streets, Philadelphia'.
From tlio Philadelphia Evening JMlethj
March 10th r VVe are gratilled to hear of tho'
continued giicces In New York, of our'
townsman, Mr-VrTT. Hehnbold, Druggist. 1
His store, next to tho Metropolitan Hotel, is 28
feet front, 2il() feet Oeip, nnd Ave stories In
height. It is cot tninly a grand establishment,
and specks favorably nf tho merit nf his arti
cles.. Ho retains hisOtllce nnd Laboratory in
this city, which nro nlso model establishments
of their class.
Tlio proprietor lm9 ,cen Induced to mnko
this statement from tlio fact that his remedies,
although advertised, aro
. Genuine Preparations,
And knowing that the Intelligent refrain from
using any thins pertuininir to Gimckerv. or
tho Patent
Medicine order most of which are ,
prepared by self-styled Doctors, who are too
8G' : 'K"1''11"1 1 wad a physician's simplest pres
- caption, much less competent to prcparo phar-
.. T,ll(!8e pnrtles resort to various means or ef-
lectlng sales, such as copying pnru of adver-
I semimtn nf i,,- . ,r.i.i j
with certlilcutes. 7 "U1B"'B
The Science of Medicine statnds simplo
nuro nnd malpstlnlinvl
liiducllon fa'rlu T'liir iv,.n. r... !..,' i" ?
A WORD OF CAUTION Health is most
hnnortant. , nnH tl. .iiif?' .. "f?LU'.,8..m"it
advertised medlcino. nr ' nn . i "
Its contents or inirredlonts are known'tontliBi.
mmu.D inu iiiuiiuiiH iurrr, or until thev are
satlstlod of tlio qunllllcatlons of tho party so
...el. l..a ....... ......... ... .:
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HELMBOLD'S'GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
FLUID.EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA',.
AND IMPROVED ROSE WASO
Established upwards of 1 9 yearn ,
Prepared-by H.X SEIMBOLD?-
PRIACIPAL 3) E POTS
HELMnOLD-S DRUG AND1 CltEMTft i"..
WAREHOUSE, BOt Broadway New York. .
And HELMBOLD'S'' MEDICAL TMPPvr 1
I04 8outh Tenth Street, Philadelphia Pa. ! '
, t (i
BY AM. nut'cniRTa
Noy. 1s 185 i.