. BeUm
1 AO
S (111 ' 1 lyl
Vkminlltiut Mrs. Kllzaliiftli Hwimii Mm. I nktlri lllr.rt.
' dim, Un. WUHmu M. llmmlkhii.
NU. 3.
'Best flar linen.-five yards
00
f. 2 do ; j do do -60
Beat tow linen ' '1 00
-2 do do 50
iBoattriWe linen 1 00
2 do do 50
SBost linou thread, 2 ctit's ' 60
2 do do do 25
Commiltco-'-Miu. Mary Armstrong,
"Miss Hetty Jamison, Mm. Henry Sharp
'nook. no. 4
'Best wliito quilt
. 2 do do
Best fancy quilt
2 do do
Best scrap qu'lt
2 do 'do
-Bust patch quilt
'2 00
2 do uo
Committec--Miss Kcbceca Tteynnlds,
MissMiuervaCioc, Sophronia Elenniken,
CLASS JO NO. 1
Beet Crotchet work '1
2 do Go
Best crystnlizud work '1
2 do do
Best knit inserting
2 do do
Bcst'orotchet edging
-S do do
00
SO
00
50
50
25
'50
25
'Committee Miss Abby Jamison, Miss
Eddie Biddlu, Miss Lib. Hartman.
no. 2.
Best oriental painting 1
2 do Uo
Best grecian painting 1
2 do do
Best oil painting 1
2 do do
Best photographs 1
2 do
Committee Miss Maggie MoClintock
Miss Ell. Kicliio, Miss Minerva Barnes.
no. 3.
Best'ornnmeutal hair work 1 00
2 do do do 50
Best ornamental slippers 1 00
2 do do 50
Best pocket handkerchief 1 00
2 . do do 50
Best pin cushion 1 00
2 do do 50
Best needle book 1 00
2 do do 50
Committee Miss Elmyra Baily.Orphy
Long, Miss Milla Cotcral.
no. 4.
Bosk work baskets '
2 do do
Best watch pocket
2 do do
93est chemise, band and sieves
2 do do do
Best chemise, yoke and sleeves
2 do do do
Jjost gloves, home mado
2 do do
: Mrs. Hiram Smith, Mrs. James
Mrs. Harriet Hatfield.
class 11. no 1.
1 00
0
1 00
50
1 00
50
1 00
50
75
50
Rea,
Best coat made by machine
2 do do
Best coat made by hand
2 do do
Best vest mado by macliino
2 do do
Best vest made by hand
2 do do
Committee N. Clark, Dick
John Trior.
no. 2.
Beat fmrfta mado 'by macli'rae
2 do do do
Best pants mado by hand
2 do do do
Best shirt
S do
Best cloak
2 do
2 00
1 00
9 00
l 00
1 00
50
1 00
50
Maflit,
Committee--Mrs Richard Long, Mrs.
Margaret Jerome, Mrs. Jos, Armstrong.
no. 8.
Best bonnot," made by exhibitor
2 do
do
do
Best dress
2 do
Best lamp mat
2 do do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Cocamittee-'-Mrs. Jus. Stephens, Miss
'Lizzie Black, Miss Emma Downey.
Best col. apples, trrowu by exhibitor 2 00
2 do do "do ' do 1 00
Best specimen apples, 1 pk do 1 00
2 do do do do ' 50
Best collection peaches do do 1 00
2 do do do do 50
Best collection Pears do do - 1 00
2 do do do do 50
Best specimen do ' . 1 00
Best do quince 1 00
Committee. Rev. J. C. MuClintoc'k,
Rev. I. N. Cary.
no. 2.
Best col'ection plums 1 00
Best specimen do gallon 50
Best collection grnres 1 00
2 do . do 60
Best specimen grapes 00
2 do do 50
Best domestlo wines, 1 pt. of caoli 1 00
no. 4. .
Best hearth rag mad by exhibitor 1 00
2 do do do 50
Best suit for children do 1 00
2 do do do 50
Best rustio work do 1 00
2 do do do 50
Committee Mrs. Rob't: Grey, Mrs.
Hannah Minor, Mrs. Win F. Flenniken.
class 12.
Best pair cotton hose 50
2 do do 25
Best pair linen do 50
2 do do 25
Best pair woolen 4o 50
2 do do 25
Bost pair -woolen socks 50
2 do do 25
Committee Mrs. David Schroycr,
Mrs, Annie Itiuelinrt, Mrs. Nelly Crugo.
Class 13 fruit.
Best collodion currents 50
do' do gooseberries 50
do do sti a wherries 50
Committee Jas. Barnes, i. K. Bailey
James Rea.
Cr-ASS 14 JARW!t VEGETABI.KS.
Best collection potatoes, 1 00
Best speo'nnen potatoes 50
Beet sweet potatoes 1 00
do beets 50
do Cabbage, 2 heads 50
do pumpkins, 4 in number, 50
do parsnips 50
do collection garden vegetables 2 01) ,
8f. do. do do 1.00
Committee. Dau'l. StephenioU, Thos
Horner, Esq., Aaron Burtvell. ;
crAss 15 no. 1.
Besto'nd most wheat firown'bn two
'contiguous acres 5
00
00
2
do
do ' Ho a
Bost
2
Best
2
do
do
do
do
do torn 5
do do , 8
do oats .' 4
do do -3
-David Blakor, Wm.
1J. Minor.
no. 2.
0
00
00
00,
N.
Corumittoc
Armstrwig, S
Best specimen wheat, bushel
do do corn do
do do oats do
do do timothy seed, J busn.
2 do do do
Best do clovor seed do
2 do do (to
Best nowly introduced wheat, bu
2 do do dj ,
Bost do do 'com do
do do do oats do
50
50
50
1 00
50
1 00
50
1 00
50
1 00'
SO
Committee Davis Darrah,Vm Ailca
Corb. Garrard.
CLASS 10. 1'IIKSKItVKS.
Best preserved upplcs,' One qt.
2 preserved do do
Best preserved peaches do
2 'preserved do do
Best preserved pears lb
2 preserved do do
Best preserved quinces do
2 preserved do do
Best preserved goosborries do
2 preserved dj do
Best preserved cherries do
2 preserved do do
Bust preserved tomatoes do
2 preserved do do
1 00
50
1 00
50
1 00
60
1 00
f)0
1 00
50
1 00
50
1 00
50
CoMJirrrRK Mrs. Hettio A. Flenniken
Miss Sallie Dareing, Mrs. 'Curb. Garard.
class 17. .IKI.I.IKS.
Best currant jelly one pt. 50
Best quince do do 50
!et blackberry do do 50
Rest nppIo.buUur do , 50
Best tomato do . do 50
Best blackberry jam do 50
Bust marmalade 50
Co.mmiithk Mrs. Daniel Hurtnell,
Mrs. Alphrcd Armstrong, Mrs. Rua
Dowliii.
CL.8S 18.
Best soft light bread 1 00'
2 do do do 50
Best rusk 50
Best pound 'cirku 50
Best sponge do 50
Best butter five lbs. 1 00
2 do do 75
3 do do 50
'Best clioeso '-75!
2 do 50
Best cucumber pickles 50
Best solid soap 50
2 do do 25
Committee Mrs John Wiley, Mrs.
8. B. Swan, Mrs, John Gnynn.
class 19.
Best collection of flowers 1 00
2 do do 50
Best design do 1 00
2 do do 50
Best cactus (popes head) 1 00
2 do do ' 50
Bet do square 1 00
2 do do 50i
Best crystheinitm 1 00
2 do 50
Bust dahlia I 00
2 do 50
Best verbena 1 00
2 do 50
Committee Mrs. Eli Long. Mrs Col
tin Andrew, Miss Sarah P. Sharpneek.
class 20.
Rest collection Geological Specimens ot
Minerels, I 5 00
Committee Rev. A B. Miller, Dr.
Phil. Kramer, L. II. Bell.
class 21.
D'l O't tioi nry Committee ofLndics De
partment Miss Minerva Lindsey, Mrs
James Bell, Mrs. Ileaton Luse,
class 22.
Di optional y Committee o.iGentleman's
Department Maj. Saml MoFarland, J
M. Gallaher, George Mustard.
BY-LAWS.
1st. The board of Managers will ap
point a sufficient number ot marshals to
superintend the exhibition and see that
all stock and other articles are in their
proper places. , .
2d. jjembers of t;ie board appointed
for tho purpose, will attend each commit
tee in viewing stock &c, and if any va
Carrey ocenrs they will appoint suitable
persons to fill tho same
3d. No premium will he awarded for
any animal or.artiele unless the commit
tee deem the same worthy of if'
" 4th. No stock or other articles shall
ho entered by the secretary until the per
son entering Bhall produce n ticket of
membership.
. 5th, No person shall serve on any
awarding committee who has any evti
clo or stock before tlio same ; and in case
the other members of the committee can
not agree they may select some other
person to serve with them for the time
being
Gib. ThobnnrJ will appoint nnd or- j
. . . i . ,
rvntuvn a unrlioinnt. ml mlirti nt nrillnuinmi
s o""'-v..v v.. .... ..
and gate keepers to servo during the'
Fair. .
7th- Any pcrsoji cxliiVitino any artU
, . J ' . , . ., "
cle not ( numerated in the foregoiu list,
the awardinct cointniltee are authorized
to recommend A discretionary tirtrnimm,
if tho article bo considered Worthy by
,,! on,n,iHn ' '
' , , " . . .,, .
8th. Competition will be open to per-
sons trom nil quarters. It shall no the
duty ot tho officers and persons having
charge and control ot the hall to protect
u an mutira on caiiiiiiuuii II uiu
being touched or handled by owner or
otrrers during the exhibition.
By the requirement of the ohnrter llio
election of the Hoard of Managers takes
piace on iito last Miuirnay ot way
ot !
each year StCarmichaels all persons hold 1
ing tickets of Membership are entitled to !
vote.
Capt. II. II. Ckek, Pres.
J. P. MiTcriENEii Seo'y.
From Vioksburg
reports aro daily
received of abuses cf freedmen, which
are suppressed as far as possible by tho
authorities- Tho military have arrested
a planter, living fifteen miles from that
city, who in ono day beat tlfreo women
to death nnd shot ono of their husbands
while pleading for them. Numorous
citizens promptly offered bail to any
amount which was refused.
. THE GATHERING
HAS BTJRST !
A. HEDGE. & SON
Havo Just received a Now Block
ol
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
COLLARS, NECK TIES, GLOVES, IIOSI
ERY, TRIMMINGS OP ALL DE
SCRIPTIONS. Wo have just received a largo assortment of
II... !..,..,. I.!... I ..1- .1.- .
uiu iiiwDi iiimi oi ready ninuu
SOOTS AND SHOES
which wo eim warrant to wear, ami do good
service.
Also a few Low Priced Boots and Shoes
which we will not wairant bought expressly to
compete willi our neighbors.
I'on't fail to mil If you want to sen good
articles in our line of trade. It will cost noth
ing to look at them.
Remember the plnre, "Allison's Building,
opposite Hits Court II .use."
Waynesburg, Slay 2, If.
TAYLOR iFAnTiiYS
MODEL ORGANS.
O.J. WILLARD,
No (127 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
milE MOST COMPLETE MUSICAL IN-1
1 STRUM ENT manul'acurud, and the
JM odel Ors
OF THE WOULD!
Combining Sweetness and Depth of Tone,
Beautiful ami Chaste In Appearance. Re
fining and Elevating In its Tenden
cies. For Churches, Parlors or
the lioudoirit has no equal,
'and has invariably taken
wherever
exhibited
In
Competition with oilier well known manufac
turers. Thirty-four different styles, and from one lo
twelve stop's, Long Double tic-Hows, Double
Blow Pedals, Knee Swell, etc., etc., giving
great po wei aiid steadiness of tone.
THIS SUB-BASS, applied to the Double
Reed Organs, gives a volume of tone equal to
a sixteen foot stop in a Pipe Organ, and when
applied to our Organs containing them, and
four sets of Reeds the volume of lone is equal
to a iki'uou pipe organ, and costing only about
one fourth as much. Send for an illustrated
Price List, giving full partjculais. Address
orders, O. J. W1LLARD,
Wholesale Agent, 027 liroadway, N. V.
THK GREAT UNRIVALED .
" V 0 S E" PIANOFORTE!
The cheapest first class Piano Porto In the
Market. These beautiful instruments uro tiist
winning their way into public favor. The
tone is rich, full and powerful, and gushes
Ibrlh willi peculiar sweetness a melody, while
the touch is easy and ehinMc, Are finished 'in
rich rosewood cases, with full iron frUmc,
over-strung la?s and French grand action.
All have large round einners, with hark fin
ished like (lie trout. Every instrument fully
warranted live years. Circulars giving cor
rect likeness taken from photograph, with full
descriptive price list, sent.frcu to any address
on application. A '
;l Ottaiilifigl Sung attfS'Cii'oa-Jis
-WOIITII Till II TV CI.STS,
Accompanies the Circular, nnd is worthy of
preservation. Dealers will ne fur
nished these Rcantiful lu
strumenlM nt the
LOWEST WHOLliSALK THICES.
and Teachers at the rates of discount Ad
dress all orders to O. .1. WILLA'RD,
Wholesale Agent, (liTJlroadwav. N. Y.
WliolcsMe agents for 'Vm. A. Pond A-Co's,
Beardinan, Orayifc Co.'s, Win. Knabeit Co.'s,
and oilier first class
IEicvo-o fortes
Circulars giving correct likenesses of these
celebrated Piano Fortesaud Taylor & Parley's
itioitei uigans, turwtirueu to any nuitress on
application.
The Latest Songs, Published Janunry J
1 8(1(1, and mailed to any address free of postage!
mi, sing me mat dear out song y.jc
We've drank trom the same canteen, by J.
u. t.:iarli,
Beautiful Wales, sang by J. R. Thomas,
I'm happy as the day is long,
Somebody's Darling, ' ,
Violets under the snow, by H. Tiu ker,
fcwect be Iby repose, by .1. II. Thomas.
iJic
,r,c
".IK:
;i.-e
a.ic
Wong ot the spoon, a new college song.
The Angel Guide, by Fnvager,
yoc
liliC
;i.-.c
:!.-,c
iir.c
ric
40c
i 'i ..-.in ,"kmiiiu kj.iwtv;, mill c
' n . , . '
IVliiilt I in, fHill. V.. T. !
U,iy n wunereii rose,
Mother. I have heard sweet music,
Pleasant dreams of lonir ago,
1 1tl,'fti'y ""V w"m""'8 t'L''"1 u '""'a'''.
Kathleen dear,
.,.,,.,, 1 WI1S tmn 0 (1(,,1Pi
We'll Tncct no more at twilight hour,
il.-.c.
JKIC
Bcautitul isle oi the sen, bv ,1. R. Thunins, lir.c
. Y V 'V wirc' ,y , ', KIi"s,''1'.
i?' lVplniy son , f thee I'm dreainlng, !ttc
I riveo clock ui the morning,
j cleon and I, fang by Harry Tucker,
4()c
lice
i;ome, isciiie dear, I'm weeping, by Tucker aiie
music on ine waves, vocal duet, by tllovcr 00c
j 1" "Ife Z
, one blllfllt IU001IV it. nniMf ;,
1 hey all come homo but nilno, alio
Young man on the railway, jr,c
When Fenians light tor freedom ;),-,c
nown ny uie Kate, ny .i. K.Tiioinas, 2iic
P-P!, lli, j rti-ili.i'lmr Xfnaii, .....1 ,.. .
for the same will receive their change inclosed
with the Music, or Music will ho selected, as
J",r"cg prefer. All orders promptly attended
ukkliiuncks : lion. u. w. I'litlersrn,
ex
woi'crnoroi isew lorif, wcslrhlil. N. Y
it. Column. President Lake Slioro 1!
klrk, Now York.
XT j ri.B. n ..r...
Pond & Co., William B. Ilradbuiy, CarlU'
JNceilham & Co., bihnrni Oil, j Hugh Riddle
Esq., Guncial Sit)t. Motive PoWorrEriu R. it'.
Wheeler & Wilson.
C-yAddres3 Orders.
O. J. WILLARD.
Wholesale I'ianoForto. Organ & Music Dealer
No. (J'.'T Broadway, N. Y.
TV, on ion- ,i- Jt
Dee. 20. 18(1.1. -If
T . W"
ROSS
PTlYfilCIAN
AND SURGEON,
OFFICE lu Jewell's building, West end of
Mulustrcot, Waynesburg, Ta. pal,-tf
T. 1IOUK1NSON.
NEW GOODS !
Spring Stock.
Great Variety
MI IS. E. S. SAYEUS & 1IOSKINSON,'
Sti'gtrs' Corner, Witynasburg, Pa.
MESSRS, SAYERS & 1IOSIUNSON
Have Just opened nn extensive aud entirely
new slock ot'FASIIlONAliLE
BUY CSOOBS
Bortght In tho best Eastern market, nt tho very
lowest cash rales, comprising all styles of the
ir.ost fashionable and serviceable textures ul
Gentlemen & Lilies' Wear.
It Is useless to rnutneratc. They have every
thing In tho line, with
BONNETS, HATS. CAPS, llOOTS
And Shoes. Wares of all kinds, nnd a com
plete variety of tho best GROCERIES. All of
which they propose to sell at the very lowest
figures, depending on the quality and cheap
ness of their goods to gain them custom.
Nov. I'll, lH(!r..'t f
Bradley& Smith
flANUFATUKEHS
AND
. IN
s SADDLES,
IIAliNESS, TBUNKS, etc.,
No. 132 Voo,l Siicct.
PJTTSEUJRC, PA.
DEOPLE OF GREENE COUNTY wishing
I anything in our line can be furnished on
llio shortest notice and
MOST REASONABLE TERMS
Persons from a distance sending lis ORDERS
will have them promptly intended lo, and on
account of being near Market Head Quarters
we can fuuiish goods CHEAPER than they
can bo bought elsewhere.
Scud Us Your 0rilrra
nnd we will give them our strictest attention
and forward go-ids by Express lo Waynesburg
by boat or persons living in the country can
fiend by Pedlars and Hucksters,
lnnriiirer, tf BRADLEY & SMITH.
Exchange Hotel
Greo n si"530 r o
J. vV, IIAWN, I'r.ipiiotoi-
TN INVITING THE PUBLIC to his patrnn
L age. 'tile undersigned-feels confident, that
by bis lonir experience,, he will bu enabled to
'render satisfaction to lill. lie guarantees the
best itccoininodalions belli to man and beast.
May Intifl-ly , .1 W. II.VRN.
RECONSTRUCTION
NOT OF
BUT OF
EsaaoHoopsr's
GUOCEItY & CONFECTIONEIIVl
MR. HOOPER would still have his riemls
and patrons bear n mind, that lie con
tinues in the Oioccry nnd Confectionery trade
at Ids usual place ol doing business, and that
he has iust received
Fresh Supply
of tho best quality of all at t'cles in his line.
TOYSNOTIONS and a great variety of
useful articles always on hand.
S3EFRESHMEHTS,
, In connection with the above, Mr. Hooper
keeps n Restaurant, where lOH CREAM, ber
ries and all the luxuries of the season can bo
obtained.
The most attractive and most popular resort
in town. .luno 11, 'Cl-tr
MOR!
GROCERIES!
Let All Persons
COME TO WAYNKSUUKCJ
O-et
CHEAP GROCERIES .
-OF
COTTCRK.fi & TAYLOR.
Proprietors of Hie splendid Grocery Store, foi
inerlv owned bv Joseph Yoater. Jlr. Tavlor
keeps on hand a good supply of the very best
SUGAR. COFFEE. TEAS. RICE. MOLAS
SES, SPICES, OAERON OIL, LAMPS,
LAMP C1I1MNIES. SIIOK FINDINGS, &e..
iVc.. and. in fact. EVERY TIIINU iisimllv
kept in a first class Grocery Store.
Two doors Etst of Wilsons New Building
wci 1 1, iin-u
IMOtlOO.
ALL persons knowing tlirmselves Indebted
to the Rhiuiiilioan Offick. eitlief for Job
Work or Subscription during the six months
the paper was conducted by Mr Vatkins,
will pay the Recounts to Mr. .las. E S.vnra
who is autliori.ud to receipt for the same.
Early uttention (otitis niatto will save cost.
MESSRS B1DDLE & CLARK.
(Uig8,
MIIS. K. ' S.SAVKItS.
NEW
PHOTOGRAPH
O- JLm 3L. 23 jRL TST
' -in-:"
WAYNESBURG, PENN'A.
AtLY. J.. Walaoo
Has Mttiid up a new and splendid Photograph
(Jallery In tbrf third story of
ALLISON'S BUILDING,
I
Where ho is prepared to executo
rilOTOGBAl'IIS,
AMBUOTYPES,
MALEIANOTYl'KS.
CAUTKS DE VISITE,
And all other kinds nnd sizes of pictures, In a
stylo eiplal to the best artists. Especial at ten
lion will be given to copying pictures and en
larging them. All applications will bo prompt
ly intended to. '1'heir rooms urn conin'iodious
and attractive, and every desirable accommo
dation will lie rendered to customers This is
decidedly the best opportunity to secure accu
rate likenesses ever oll'ercd to tho people ot
(recite County. Call any liinu'it suits you.
Pictures taken any time in tho day, iimVin all
kinds ot weather. Nov. 1.1. ISU.1. tf.
W 4M:.Miri!J .t3.tltIU.b&,N l'0.fr
pjj ilffif.
STILL continue to carry on the Marble nml
Stone culling business at their long estab
lished stand immediately East of tho Public
8(itarc, Main Street, Waynesburi.
This establishment has been in constant
operation since ls.'lll, and the long experience
and energy of the proprietors, linked with the
exercise ot sound judgment and good taste,
have won for them a wide spread and enviable
reputation. An extensive slock of llio variou i
varieties of the best marble kijtit constantly on
hand. Special atlontion pibil to polishing,
pressing, carving and engraving.
All orders promptly tilled.
Dcocmbcr L'.'l, Ksiil'.
nn
I. . II. VIT3I0RHj
UAS been in suciassful prai lice for a num
ber of years, with the expeiiriico (if the
dillereiit hospitals In Europe, alio a member
of the Analytical Medical Institute of New
York, continues to attend to all professional
cases at I is otllco , No. 111! 8 Filbert Street,
Pbill.
No patent Medicines are iwd or recom
mended : the reini'dii s administered are those
which will not brake down the constitution,
but renovate the system from all injuries il has
sustained from mineral medicines, and leave
the sysle n in a -healthy and perfectly cured
eondilion.
DVSl'KPSIV that distressing disease nnd
fell destroyer of health nnd happiness, under
mining the constitution and yearly carrying
thousands to untimely graves, can most eui
phatlolly be cured.
Mi-lancholy, AbbeniUion, Jhat state of Alio
nali..n and wmkncssof mind which renders
persons incapable of enjoying the pleasbresor
perlorming the duties of Hie.
RHEUMATISM, in any form or condition,
chronic ct Itceutc, warranted curable. Epi
lepsy, or falling sickness, ail chronic or stub
bom cases of
- K M A L K I) 1 S K A S K S
radically removed ,- Salt Rheum and every
description of ulcerations Piles and i-c.rolui-ous
diseases which have bullied all previous
medical skill,.can be cured by iny 'treatment;
and I do say al'.disoai's, (ves riw.yj) 'crin
lie cured by wearing my Medical .laccl, which
is a protection to the lungs against all changes
of weather in all cliniab s having investigated
for years the cause nnd character of intcrinlr-tents(l'evi-r
nnd ague) in all partsot'the United
States will cure permanently nil chnn.io or
nculn wises ol Ague and nervous discuses in a
lew davs.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE
OK DIUWINU OF lil.OOD.
Tape Worm, Unit dread to tho Unman
Faniiiy for years, can be removed with two -r
three doses of mv newly discovered remedy,
warranted In nil eases. Consnlta'Ion in I he
Entvlish and German Languages free ofchnrire.
Will make visits any distance, if desired. .May
be addressed by letter (conflden.ially,) and
Mei'.leino sent with proper directions' to any
part of the country.
OFFICIO No. yu'S Filbert Street, Phila.
niai.'li'Cii-ly
2E.2I! ACE
HAYING BEEN MADE, WE OFFER OUR
CUSTOMERS ONE OF THE LARG
EST STOCKS OF
S!!
7
LEATHEIl, BOOTS cC SHOES,
Hats
o
Cap
f
IS
IiU.', iAlff4W :ihi! SALT,
And a great variety of BONNE TS and HATS
for thu ladies, at the lowest prices that (ioods
have been sold for since the - cdmhicuccmcnt
tl' thu War.
PRINTS From 12 1-2 to 2.1cts
per yd,
MUSLINS.,.. " 12 1-2 to Id "
FISH At Pittsburgh prices.
IRON&Nails" ' Card Prices.
SAII " !:! per bftrrel.
CO'iTON YARN, a', reduced rates.
Ve luivo the goods in store, and all wo nsk
of our friends Is to call and see for themselves
for we are satisfied that an examination ol'opf
stock imd low prices will repay tlvcm fur 'their
trouble. To ouVI'itcuds at a distance, we ex
tend a cordial Invitation to call and see their
old friends who aio always glad to see Ihcni,
for we can assure them that it will repay them
for the trouble.
w. ii. M-coy & co.
Tho old stand of W. II. M'COY. Greensbo
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m mo oinio. rarues wisning
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ilCiJIUffllfflf.
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AND
ISCODFOBATED BY IECIS11TITB CHARTER,
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1 in tho Union conducted by a Practical bu
siness man. Our highest Commercial Author
ities, east and west, pronounce his systems of
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nkillully condensed that tho attentive student
masters the whole in bIx of eight weeks. It
consists of
STOCK BOOKS,
closed oaco Willi a loss and twieo with a gain
exhibiting by Ihree dill'ercnt methods the
transfer of old to new books.
PAUTNEUSlIU' BOOKS,
conducted by tiiree dillereiit methods, ex
hibiting tho transfer of the old to new books,
Willi the Introduction of a new p.irluer ; also
practically illustratiiur the
1'UIVATE LEDOKB,
by means of which the results of the business
are kept out ol the general books, lor the uso
ot the partners only.
LECTUHSQN iiUSINESS SUBJECTS.
How every one may get rich. How to get
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faihlH'S. On speculations. Tho mora! inllu
miec of integriy' in youth, etc. Also lectures
.upon
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on Partnerships. (.'nn :r.ict. Insurance, Com
mon Carriers, the Statute of Limitations, etc.
Practical In-tMictions in DETHCTIXO" .
COUNTIORFEIT BANK NOTES,
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ters, auda lariie collection life iiinterl'ell n ites.
OUU ItAlLUOADi'.OOK-lvKKPINO,
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dilurcsj thehoods closed and a divideiiil re-
corded. Those books are advertised by others i
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H inks, 4 Cash-liooks. I Sines Hooks. '.' Invoice1.
Hooks, 1 Discount Hook, 1 Check Register, I
Deposit Register, '-' Collection Registers, 1 ,
Tiidiier, 1 Ilahda' Register. 1 Freight Hook, 2
Passage Hooks, I Fuel Hook. These Hooks ,
prai'.ticiilly record about six hundred buinens
tr nssu'lioii", coniiireliendinu; Dull's original
plan oV business edilcailon. introduced twen-ly-live
years ago. How far others have suc
ceeded in imitating him will bu best seen by
compMriiiL! I he business papers and hooka ot
other pupils with
those ot the graduates of
this iiuuulimi,
Ilaiper's Enlarged Edition
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. Me.chant, No. 8 South slreet, N. Y.
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. HELMBOLD'S-
EXTRACT IIL'CHU,
HELMBdLD'S BUCIIU. i ;
' IIELMBOLD'S BUCIIU. -" '. : T
HELM HOLD'S BUCIIU. ' : '
THE ONLY KNOWN KEMEDY FbH
DIABETES,
HUUTATION OF THE NECK W
THE BLADDER, INFLAMMA.
TION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATAIUill OF THE !
liLADDEll, STKAN '
.... cuauy!.oh.'.'.m.
I'AINFUL UIUNATING. ,., ,
,i
For theso diseases It is truly a sovereign
remedy, nnd too much cannot ho said in its
praise. A single (Iojo has been known to re
lieve the most urgent symptoms.
Are you troubled with that distressing pslb
in the back and through the hips ?. , A tea
spoonful a day of Ilelmbold's liuchu will re
lievo ydu.
PLEASE NOTICE.,
I make no secret of Ingredients. Ilelmbold's
Extract Huchti is composed of Lucliii, Cubebs,
and Juniper Berries, selected Willi great care,
prepared in vacuo and according to rules of
rilAli.MACY AND CIIEMISTIIY."
These imnvdlcnts are known ns the most
valuable Diuretics nllordc'd.
Is that which acts upon the kidneys.' .- ',
ACTS GENTLY,
' -
Is pleasant in tasto and odor, free foin nil
injurious properties, and immediate in its.
action.
FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,
See Medical Properties contained in Dispensa
tory of Iho U- S., of which tho following is k
copy :
'Hucut;. Its' odor is strong, diffusive, una i
so acwlmt aromatic, i's.tasio bitterish, nnd
analogous t that of mint! It. is given chietly
In complaints of the Urinarv Organs, such us ,
Oiavcl. Chronic Catarrh of the dladder, Jlor
bid Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra,
Diseases of the prostrate, nnd Retention or
the Iiicoutl aeiieu of I'line, from a loss of tono
In the iarts coiKanneil hi its evacuation. It 1
has also been recommended in Dyspepsin,
Chronic Rheumatism,' Cutaneous All'cc'tiou'a.
1,1111(1 Diopsy. i , , .
FOR FUUlIIER INFORMATION
See Professor Dewccs' valuable works on the '
practice of Physio.
See Remarks made by tho celebrated Dh.
Physio, of Philadelphia
See any and all Standard Works on Mudi
cine.
FROM THE
" i . i
IIS THE UOULU
I am acquainted with IL T. Ildmbold : lio
occupied tho drug store opposite my resident
and was successful in conducting tho bwiness .
where others had not been equally so before
him. I have been favorably Impressed with '
his character mid enterprise. i
WM. WEIGIITMAN,
(Firm of Powers & Weiglitman,)
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Hiowu Streets, Philadelphia.
From the Philadelphia Evening HntleHn, '
March loili We are gratified to hear of the ,
continued success, in New York, of our
townsman, Mr H. T. Hclmbold, Druggist.- H
His store, liext to tho Metropolitan Hotel, is 28
feet front, '.'.'JO feet ctcqi, and live stories lu
height, it is ceilainly a grand establishment,., :,
and specks favorably of tho merit of his arti
cles. Ho retains hisOlllce nnd Laboratory 14 ! :
this city, which are alsu model establishment's ,1
of their class. ...
Tho proprietor lias been induced to make n
Ibis statement trom tho fact that his remedies, ..i
akho'tigh advertised, aro
Genuiu'e Preparatiofis
And knowing that the intelligent rcfrnin from
using any thing pertaining to Quackery, or
thu Patent Medicine order most of which are
prepared by self styled Doctors, who are too .
ignorant to read a physician's simplest pres- '
criplioii, much less competent to prepare phar-
maceulical preparatloiiH. . .
These parties resort to various means of ef- .'
fecting sales, such as copying parts of adver-,
tisements of popular remedies, and finishing
with eenillcatcs. '
The Science of Medicine statnds simple,.
pure and majestic having Fact for its Basis,
Induction foi- Ms Pillar, Truth for its Capital.
A WORD OF CAUTION. Heahh is most :.
Important s nnd the allhctcd should not uso nn .
advertised medicine, or nny remedy, unless
Us contents or ingredients aro known toothers ;
besides the manufacturer, or until they aro .
satisfied of tho qualifications of the party so ,
ottering.
HELMBOLD'S'GENUINE PREPARATIONS,"
FLUID EXTRACT BUCDUi
FLUID.EXTR ACT SA RSAPARILLA, - '
AND DIPROVED ROSE WASH.
Established upwards of Id years,
Prepared by H..T, HELMB0ID.
PRINCIPAL 5)KPOTS .
IIRLMHOLDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WARI AOUSI-; TiiU Broadway New York. ;
And IIELMBOLD'S MEDICAL. DEPOT,' i
104 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia Pa. , ,
fit AH DKVGOiSTS: 1
Nov.l, I85 ty.
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