MISCHIEF-MAKERS, Ob could there in this world be tound Come little ipot of happy ground " V Where village pleasures might go ro Without the village tattling ! . ITow doubly "bleat that place would bo Where nil might dwell In liberty j - Of gossip's endless prattling I, V fi'such a tpot woro really known, piime Peace might claim It as her own, Arid lu It the might fix her throuo, Forever and forever ; . There like a queen might reign and live, t ' 't Where every one would soon foiglve, The little slights they may receive, -And be offended never. 1 J . The ndscliief-nitikers that rcmovo Fur from our hearts the warmth of lovo, And lend us all to disapprove) . What gives annther plensurni T)xey seem to tnko one's part, hut when 7.Tby've heard our case, unkindly then Tiicy soon rttiiil them a'l again, Ju .,, Mixed with poisonous measure ... '" t ' ' , : u lAnd they have such a cunning way ; .;')!' filling talc s. ' They say : 'l, "Don't nunllou what I say. I pray i "a. v.l would not ti'll annther." n'Siriiglit to a neighbor's house they go. ''Narrating everything they know i 'j',Aml brunk the pence of high and low Wile, husbaud, friend and brother. Oh! that ttie ini;chiol'-niuking crew iWere all reduced to ono or two. And they were painted red and blue,' That everyone might know them; ' Thtu would the village soon forget To rage nnd quaricl. fume aud fret, And lull Into an angry pet With things too much below thuui. .xt " . For it 'a a and degrading part, -'' To make nnoi tier's bosom smart, And plant a dagger In ilie heart We ought to lovo nnd cherish f Then let us evermore be tound Iu quietness with all around While friendship, Joy and peace abound, i' . ; And angry :elings perish. ' . NAMES OF THE STATES. A correspondent inquires why the Status are called by their present names, and what are- their denviations and meaning. The result, ot our investiga tion in this mutter are the following : Maine So called for the Pro ir.ee ot Maine, Fiance, in compliment of Queen Henrietta' of England, who, it is said, owned that province. This is the com monly received opinion. New Hampshire. Nsmed by John Mason, in lG3i), (who with another ob tained the grant for tho crown.) from Hampshire county, in England The former name of the dominion wan Lu coiia. , Vermont From the French veili moid, or green mountain, indicative ot the mountainous nature of tlieS ate. Tliisnaino was first c tticiully recognized Jan. 10, 1777. 1 Massachusetts Indian name, signify ing "the country about tho great hills," t. !., the "Blno Hilts." Rhode Island This name was adopt ed in 1844, from the I.-land ot Iihodes, in the Mediterranean, 'because of its fan cy resemblance to the Island. ' Connecticut This is the English or thography ot the Indian word Qion-chita-cut, which sign i ties the 'long riv er New York Named by tho Dutch ot York," tinder color of the title given him by the English, crown ot 1504. .New Jersey So called in honor of Sir Geo, Cnrterol, who was Governor of the Island of Jersey, in (he B Ilisli Channel. Pennsylvania From Admiral I'enn. the founder of tho country, meaning Pcnn's woods.' ' , Delaware In honor of Thos. West, Lord D In-Ware, who visited the bay and died there in 1810, Maryland Alter Henrietta Maria, queen of Charles I. of England, Virginia So culled in honor of Queen EliJMheth, tho 'virgin queen,' in whoso j reign -Sir Walter Jtaleigh mado the first j attempt to colonize that region North nnd South Carolina were orig inally in one tract called Caroline,' after the Queen ,t Charles IX, of Fia' ce, in 1504 Subsequently, in 1CC2, the name was altered lo Carolina. Got rgia So callett in lionor 0 George II, of England, who established S colony in '-liat region in 1732. . . Florida Ponce deLeon, who discov ered this, portion ot North America in 1 e in 1 ti : .1 1 u, uaiue.. -u rioima. .n commemo. ration of the day he landed there, which waa tlie Pasquas de Flores of the Span- 'rd8, or 'D east ot r lowers, otherwise , ' lown as Eastet Sunday. Alabama Formerly a portion of Mis jippi territory, admitted into the Union 4 a State in 1810. The name is of In linn origen, signifying 'here we reat.' Mississippi Formerly a portion of the provinoo of Louisiana. So named in 1800, from the great river on its wes tern line! The term 11 of Indian origon, meaning 'long river,' - Louisiana From Louis XIX, ot Franco, who for some time prior to 1708, owned Iho territory. Arkansas From 'Kansas,' the Indian ' . , , , , , c , rd for 'smoky water,' with tue French word prefix 'aro' bow, Tennessee Indian for 'river of the big bend,' i. , the Mississippi, which is 1 . , , . lis wcniuru uunu'iij, jao'tucY xuaian lor 'at the head oi t ...,'. ', . ' I the river. ,, . Ohio From the Indian, meaning -beauuUd.' .PrevSousl, applied to thlr river wh'ub traverse great part ot its border. MichiganPreviously applied to the lake, the Indian name for a tUb weir. So called from the landed resemblance of the lake to a fit h-tray - - Indiana So called in 1702, from the American Indians. ' Illinuia From the Indian 'Wins, men, and the French suffix 'ois,' togeth er signifying 'tribe of men ' Wisconsin Indian term for 'a wide rushinir channel ' .'," , Misi-ouri-Nam"! in 182l from ,,,e great branch of the Mississippi which Hows through it Indian term meaning muddy." Iowa From the Indian, signifying the drowsy ones.' Minnesota Indian namefor 'cloudy inter. , California The name given by Crntes, tin discovert rot that region. lie probably obtained it irorn an old Spiitii.-h romance, in which an iiiiiiL'ina inn')' island of that name is described as abounding in rjphl. 1 a j: a a- .u- i ;,. ....ing ,..., ,.u... u,B Indian Oregon, "river ot the west" Oihers consider it deiived from Spanish I oreiraiio' wild ir.n orain. which grows . J . . , ubiindaiitly on the PaciBo coast. Phren- oI'HjicmI J our ml. An E.Tit.oiiiisAHY " Instanck " ov T.mk.ni-ss. Lord Frederick Fitz Clnr- enoe wa once dining with a parly ot ot- fivers at P rtsinouth, EotrJ iini. when one of them began 'tolling some rather heavy stories nt his exploits ivith animals. relating the peif'.n inanee which he had taught a young leopard, a tame snako, nnd other animals i in fact, it thu gen tleiimn'H ai'itount ot himself was to bo be'ieved. Rarey was nowheie, when compared t htm. Lord Frederick listened to his veracious stories for some timo with tho greatest attention, and when he had finished said, 'What you say, captain, is very true, I've r.o doubt, any animal, however low in tho scale ot nature, mav he instructed by a kind master, nnd will become attached o hun; I, myself, onoe had a tame oyster, who Used to follow me up and down stairs ' A Soi.iiikh A:cukntai.i.y Kiii kd On the 1 2th ol October, Mr.. . ereiniah Stewart, a veteran soldier and highly re spectable e'tizeh, waa killed in Spring field township, in this county, by the ac cidental discharge of a gun On that day Mr. Stewart was out with his gun hunting, and ca no lo where some per sons were making sorghum i it boiti!j wet, one otjho workmen placed his gun 1 unuer me pan 10 Keep it ury, aim wnen he was about to tako it out it went off, tho ball entering h a right side, passing through the bowels, and causing his death on Wednesday following Three physicians were called, but were unable to afford rel et'. Mr. Stewart hadseiv. ed three years in company E, 14th Pennsylvania Cavu'ry, He leaves a wife Mini two children to mourn an irre parable loss Uniontowa Genius. John Morrixsey gives as his motive for being a cnudidatn tor Congress that he has a sou t'velve years of age, and ho feels it 'a duty that I owe to make my record as clear nnd honnrablo as possible, that my manhood may atone for the tollies and errors of my youth and leave behind mo memories ot which my son in after years may be proud and that will east no shadow upon his path through life.' Ci'woglmpcs Ay Thomas, the Welsh hard, is coming to this country. He will bo received by the Llwglraiitrsms trath of Philadelphia, and his perfor mances on tho Q:hmdaihrurgwstlytm, or Welsh harp, will bo tho most inter esting m uveal event of the season. lie is a native of Moelgy wystrnw-.twith. a"d his taiher was the inventor ot the Bru wrw Cymrstggjjllwust To snow how sueeessfully 'My Policy' is ieunntructiiig the people of the Sout1', it is only necessiry to write that the f l lowing toast was given at a dinner table in New Orleans Mli-rrV to tho mnn Hint drew Iho trljrjnr Thitt rliut tliu iiiiiii who tri'uil tliu nfitucr." Ol course this is hud enough, but it is not much worse than drinking to the health of Jeff. D.ivis. u liii li is nltmrnt. n nightly recurrence in some ot th lager beer saloons of this oily. liar Td. , Mil. UKKKN Slled a 1 lady tor breach ot ; 1. ,V . .., ds olfored to settle promise. -Her frien it for two hundred dollars 'What! Cried Green, -two' hundred dollars .for mined hopes, a h haltered mind, a blast' ..1 in;. i.)...,a 1 . 1 ni.... 1...- I dreil dollars for all this ! Never 1 never 1 never I Make it three hundred audit . " I ,. t" . ' . is a bargain 1' . - A Wknthiin editor has on exhibition 111 Ins office, the bladder of a mosquito, wlneh, he snys, contains the souls ot , , Q(t.mt!nt ..,... nni1 10 tommes ol a dozen or more editors ao. I cumulated iu publishing country news PP"' Wiikn Damol Webster was a young man about commencing the study of law, he was idv and n..t in .1.. 1 1 o 11 Kin prr fession for it waa already crowded. , His reply was t "There is room enough ! at the top.' ' , W HAT i. tl,B W,;.! p . 1 -" ; r--' a. "iiuuiiU as ruin 1 WORKS! Si QTILLcon tmue tooiu-ryon the Marhlo tml J Stone cutting buslnoss at their long Bsiiib. lished stand Immediately East of the Public Biuiiro, mam cireei, vvayneauurg. This establishment has been In Mirlitnnt l W , i. . ' UtfilU operation since 1881), and tlie long experience nnd 01 llM? pwprictum, linked with the --iny Bw.uiu juuuiiiuiiv mm kooo. taste. n8yn won ror t0ra a w,e ipKW anj envl, iiu"w,,,ni . anomunsivo siock oi tne variom varieties of the best marblo kept constantly on hand. Special attention paid to pollsliw V'lngi carving ai.d.engravlng. XCT . THE GITUERLXQ STORM A. HEDGE & SON IIave just received a Now Stock oi BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, COLLARS, NKCK.TIES, GLOVES, HOSI ERY, TRIMMINGS OF ALL DE SCRIPTIONS. We have just received a largo assortment of tliu latest kind of ready mado BOOTS AND (IS wllieh wocan Wttrrantt0 wci)r; nn(ldogood service. Also a few Low Priced Hoots and Shoes wm wo win not waimni uougiu oxpressiy to POtmiMtw will, fti, nr,1,rltl.,(Ni compete with our neighbors. Don't fail to call If you want to boo good articles In our line of trade. It will cost noth ing to look at them. Remember the place, "Allison's Building, inosite the Court II use." opi Wayneshurg, May 2, tf. TAYLOU & FAKLftV'S MODEL ORGANS. O.J. WILLARD, No. C27 BROADWAY, NEW YORK piIE MOST COMPLETE MUSICAL IX 1 8TKUMENT uianufac;ured, and the Model Organ OF THE WORLD I Combining Sweetness and Depth of Tone, Bcautiiul iiml Chaste in Appearance. Ro flning ami Elevating in lis Tenden- cies. For Churches. Parlors or the Boudoir it has no equal, andlms invariably taken wherever exhibited In Competition with other well known manufac turers. Thirty-four different styles, and from one to twelve stops, Long. Double licllows, Double Dlow I'eiluls, Knee Swell, etc., etc., giving great powei mid steadiness of tone. THE SUB-BASS, applied to the Double. Reed Organs, gives a volume of ton equal to a sixteen foot stop in a Pipe Organ, and when npplieii to our Organs containing them, and four sets of lii-cils tlie volume of tone is equal t a f'.'ono pipe organ, and costing only about ono fourth as much. Send for an Illustrated Price List, giving full purllctiliiis. Adtlress orders, O.J, VVILLARD, . Wholesale Agent, C27 Broudway, N. Y THE GREA'M LJN RIVALED "V 0 S E PIANOFORTE! 1 lie cheapest Aral class Piano Forte hi thu Market. These beautiful instruments ure lust winning their way into public favor. The tone is rich, i'nll ami powerful, and gushes forth with peculiar sweetness a melody, while thetonch Is easy and elastic. Aro finished in rich rosewood eases, with full iron frame, over-strung liaes and French icrnnu action. All have largo round corners, with back fin ished like the trout. Every Instrument fully warranted nvo vears. Circulars giving cor reel likeness taken from photograph, with full Uescvlpilvo price list, sent tree to any auuress on annlicailon. A Sit ailtiflll on and Corns wont.! T.iiiiTV cknts, Accompanies the Circular, and is worthy of i preservation. Dealers will no fur nished these Beautiful in struments nt the LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES, and Touchers at the rates of dlsrnunt. Ad drees all orders to (. J. W1LLARD, Wholesale 2e11t, 1127 Broadway. N. V. Wholesale agents for Win, A. Pond ACo's, Bcardman, Gray & Co, 's. Win. Kuabe& Co.'s, nnd oilier Hrsl class Piano ' ortes Ciiculars giving correct likenesses of these relebmted Piano Fortes and Taylor it Farley's iiiooei vig'iiiB, loi wuiueu iu uuy uiuiress on npplicati 'ii. i Do jjnesf Bongs, Published January 1. lWlli, and mulled to any address free of postage, :rin mo. XA ,'(iur M 80n. , VVe vo drank Iroin the same canteen, by ' G. Cmrk, U;,c J. .")C Beautiful Wales, sang by J. R, Thomas, line fide JJ.-.c a.-.c a.-.c title anc Site !I5C 8r,c Uc fine 4(e 8nn I'm happy as the day Is long, Somebody's Darling, idy s Darling, vioieis unuer 1110 snow, Violets under the snow, by II, Tucker, bwcet be Ihy repose, by J. 'H. Thonins. bwcet be ihy repose, by J.H. Thoniai Song ol the spoon, a new colleiro somr. Tliu An;$el Guide, by Fnviigor, When f'went courilng Sulllo, com'c, ' Only a withered rose, Mother, I have hoard sweet music, Pleasant dreams of long ago, Oh. say not a woman's heart Is bought, Kathleen, dear, n,,;,re I Wll8 murned. O dear. We l1 n"'1'1'1 no mn llt twll' bour, 8iic Beautiful isle of M10 sen, bv .1. It Thomas, 8fio uiu unu i care, ny vv. k.. uaslord, 8o Light ol my soul, of thee I'm dreaming, Five o'clock In Iho morning, 8,1c 4(le 8l'c 1 leon nmi 1, i iing uv iiarry Tucker, Come, Nellie deiu, I'm weeping, by Tucl i I" "in"1.0,,n.V.,B Tucker 8(io waves, voital duet, by Glover Olio ino lime line tne oui time, . (io Give tho old man a chance. 8io ()"0 brlr'l,t moony night, cmlo, 8A0 They nil come home but mine, no0 ' uhiik man on mu nuiwny, flfc ff!2f f.?1!!1"'4 f''Clom 850 ," uiournig iiuiBio aiui over navlna ,,me Wl" kcvWb tlielrclmngo Inclosed ,, """"t ..n,vi win 1 id uienieu, as ,.... h'"'"- ah uriiers pnimptly attended to, and any information cheorlhlly given Rukkiikncki 1 linn n w u..';..'? ... Gowrnor or New York, WesifUM, N V T K Coiman. President Lake SlioriiHi.nU ii,l Lake Shore Bunk, Lain- kirk, Now York. Nkw r"oKic Citt RrKKnKNCM i William A Pond & (J,Will,ain Ii, Br.uIh,U S.rt xjuodhani Co.. Hlimrla On ( iii,i, ni.1.11.7 KTAddress Orders, Wholesale Mano Forte.' OrgKSoboalor. Nil IWT llpitit.l.. r ' Deo. 20. lfldV-tf 1. W Dflftft PHYSICIAN AMD 8URQRQV FFIt!Eln J0We', ImlUng, Westend of y MaInsf.WayttMbuJftK p.,"V Geo. K. Minoil L. K. Evans. DO'ST STOP TO LOOK BACK lil'T GO RIGHT IN! TO THE STOKK Of GEO. E. MINOR & CO TIIE above named firm has purchased a complete stock 111 the East and are selling at reduced prices, It comprises a geuerju as sortment ot DRY GOODS, GROCERIES; HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAP3, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c, Wo would nlso call the special attention tho LADIES to the largest lot of Dc Lai lies niiil Calicoes ever offered in Ibis market, and nt'niloes s low as before thu war, also, our full line of itinmxs, VEILS, DRESS GOODS. DRESS TRIMMINGS. 'HUT TONS. HOOP SKIRTS. . UALMO. SKIRTS, &o. ou would do well to call immedlatclv, as lecsaie already stiffening hi the Eastern rket. Don't forget the place, at the OLD JST-A-TSriZJ, In Minor's Buildinfr, nearly Opposite the F. & D. N. Bank. Wsynesburg. Pa. An'li . 'liii tf. wt w. ii. wmm HAS been in successful practice for a num ber of years, with tliu ejtpe'rlelice of the ditlereiit hospitals lu Europe, also a member of the Analytical Mu'.icid Insiitute of, New York, continues to atlcud lo all professional cases at I is office , No. Filbert Street, l'hila. No patent Medicines are ned or rccom mended ; the remedies administered are those wlucli will not lirake down I be constitution. but renovate the system from all -injuries K has snslameu trom mineral medicinca. ami leave the syste n m a heilihy ami peilcctly cured condilion. DYSPEPSP, that distressing disease nnd fell destroyer of health unil happiness, under mining the constitution and yearly carrying thousands to untiiuily graves, cun most eni plialiclly be cured. Melancholy, Abi'crrallon. that slate of Alio- nati n and wuikncpsof mind which renders persons Incapable of enjoying tliu pleasures or iei ioi iiiiiiK oe unites 01 mi;. RIIKUMATISM, in anv form or condition, chronic- r aecute, varralited curable. Kpi lepsv, or falling sickness, all cbrouic or stub born casts of ' K M A L Ii J) 1 S EASE S radically removed ; Salt Rlieuni and every description of ulcerations ; Piles and pendul ous diseases w.iicli have battled nil previous medical skill, can bo cured by my treatment; and I do say id! dlseaes, (yes Coiimuniitinu) can tie cured by wearing my Medical .facet, which is a protection to tho lungs ..gainst all changes , ot wciuner in nil cuman u imwng investigated for vears the cause and character of intermit- ' tents (fever ami ague) In all parts of the United States-will cuio permanently al chronic or . c"-'; 01 AKU(! tt,ld ,u'rvous nvs in a lew davs. CANCER CURED WITHOUTTHE KNIFE . OR DRAWING OK BLOOD. Tapo Worm, that dread to I bo Human Family for years, can be removed with two 11 three ilosesot mv newiy uiscnvereu remedy. warranted in all cates. Consulta ion in the Enclis:i nnd German Languages free of charge I Will make visits any dlstanre, If desired. May j be addresse d by letter (coiirldcn.mlly,) anil .lie' uane seni wun proper uireciions to any pan "i oie cnniiuy. OFFICIC-No. 1)28 Filbert Street, Phila mar'.'fi'iili-ly PKACB HAVING BEEN MADE, WE OFFER OUR CUSTOMERS ONE OF THE LARG EST STOCKS OF DBT GOODS!! 12 ! Giuu.sy,icoj. LEATIIEIl, BOOTS & SHOES, Hats & Caps ! IltO., AILS and SAlr, And n great variety or I10NNET8 and HATS for theladies, at tliu lowot prices thai Goods have been sold for since tliu commencement of the War. PRINTS From 12 1-2 to 2,-.cts. per yd. MUSLINS,... " 12 I -2 to 40" FISH At Pittsburgh prices. IRON 4 Nulls" ' Card Prices. 8AL1 " J.1 per barrel. COTTON YAHN, at reduced rates. Wo have the goods In store, nnd nil we ask of our friends Is to call nnd see for themselves for we are satisfied Unit an examination of nor stock and low prices will repay them for their trouble. To our friends at n distance, wo ex tend a p.nrdlnl Invitation to call and aeii tlmlr old friends who ate always glad to see them, for we can assure them that it will repay them for tho troublo. W. II M COY CO. Tlie old stand of W. II, St'COY, Ore onsho re, Qreene County. Ptnn'a, MnylO.'iifl.tfl llolitrl onjciiW)', Carriage, jgp&r Mhiiii far hirer WAYNKsnimo, Pa., RESPECTFULLY gives noike that ho has located In Waynesborg, Pa., where ho ln tends to manufacture O A K It I A f E S Of overvdosnrintlon. From his oxnnrlenra In (lis business, ho funis ennflileiit that Ids wnrk. In stylo, finish and durability, will give entire wr.isiacunn. 11 is ins iieuinninaiion to purchase Jie best luaterial In mnrkot, and employ none but onmnotont workmen. ' nr All new work warranted for ono year. . Wavassburx, Fb. II, IINK.t PRINT Wix ALL KINDS OF PRINTING AT THE EEPUBLIOAH JOB iu, ran. IIA.VINQ CONNECTED WITH TnE GREENE COUNTY REPUBLICAN s A SUPEHIOR JOB OFFICE, WE ARE- NOW, 'PREPARED TO EXECUTE PLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING TEE FINEST STYLE. Our prices ennnot bo surpassed forchoip ness hy any oilier establishment m this part ofthorituto. Parties wishing done should glvs lis oa'l. Ws srs redy at 1) times to do snytlilng la Uis prlntuig Un Pounded in 1840 AND INCORPORATED BY IGCISUTIYB CMRTER. milEONT.Y IVaTTTITTfi'i'KTMiia.iiiii mm . in tlie Union comlucted by a Practical lm- Binessmnn fk l,l.....u, ,., , . , voiiiiiiurritti Auiiiur- li i iSHt n."d Wu"' Pronounce his systems of Hook keeping unedualed compreheniHnir every depiirlmont of liusincss, and yet so skiltully condensed that tho alietitive student musters the whole In six or eluUt weeks. It couflsts of STOCK BOOKS, closed o ico with a loss and twice with a gain exhibiting hy three different metliods Hie irnnsier oi om to new lmoks. l'AUTxNKliSUIP liOOKS, conducted hy three different metliods, cx liibiihiK the transfer of the old to new liookf, with the Introduction of a new partner ; also pruct lea 1 1 v II lust rs I imr I In I'lMVA'IK I.EDHEIi by means of which the results of the business are kept out of the general hooks, for the uso ol the partners only. 1 LECTUltS OM BUSINESS SUBJECTS. How every one may get rich. How to (jet rich by trading. Tile canso Commercial failures. On speculations. The mora' inllu nce of integrity in youth, etc. Also lectures upon COMMERCIAL LAW, on Partnerships, Con'xicts. Insnrnnco, Com mon Carriers, tlm Statute of M:nlt itlons, etc. Practical inductions In DHTKCTINQ . -COUNTERFEIT BVNK NOTES, by a full sit of itunuiim vignettes ami coun ter", aiida larjri) collection of c ninti'rl'eli n tes. OUR RAILRO.ll HOOK KKKIMNU. (in manuscript,) cxhlbilstlii! conslr icfion and eriuipp'ent, tne rpenitiu receijits and expen ditures; the hoods closed and ailivi leml ru ecrded. These bonks are adv.Tllsed liy others Imi not taught elsewhere iu the ci y. Our new system of PRIVATE ISAN'K COOKS, (in manuscript,) cmliraet's all the beif. form in uo aniens priva'e bankers Our new mi larcd edition of Half's Sleamhoat liook-kei.'p-lug. Our full collide of biKlness praelfe in cludes about FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS, ruled to about thirty ililfenii' minis, viz. i II' Ledgers, 7 Day-Books, 5 Ji.iiriinls, II Bill I! okR, 4 Cash 1 looks. 1 ijaies Booksv'J Invnieu Books, I Diseount Book, I Check lt'isti-r. I Deii:)sit Register, 8 Colleclii n Registers, I Tickler. I Hands' Register. I Freight Book, 'J Passage Bonks, I Fuul Hook.' These Books practically record about, six hundred dullness tr nsaellon", comprehending Duff's original pl.iii of business udiien lou. ii trodneed twenty-five years ago How tar others have suc ceeded in Initialing lilm will bu best seen by comiaiiinl' tlie business rune's and books ot other pupils with those ot the graduates of this institution. Ilaiper's Enlargil Fdition OK DUFF'S B00K-KEE L G. J'rii'e.$2. Punt i e. 2H caita. SOLD HY HOOK SELLERS GEN ERALLY AWARDED FOUR SILVER MEDALS. Which, with Hie following testimonials, indi cate the character of the work s 'No other work upon Bookkeeping explains the subject with so much cknirncw and sini nlielly. V. W. KDMUNtm, Cashier Mechanics' Bank, Wall street, N Y. 'As nn extensive ship owner, American and European merchant, bank director, etc.. hu has borne the reputation of the himiest ordo ot business talents.' JJNU. W UUUMIAU Me.cliant, No. H South street, N. Y. "I gradual d in Duff's college in half the time I expected. His admirable system In cludes nothing superfluous, nor leaves out anything essential. J. R. COMPTON, Cashier Niagara Bank, Lockport, N. Y. "Tne most complete work .of I he kind I linvo ever teen." J. B MURI1Y, President Exchange Bank, Pitlsliuruh Tliu most clear and comprehensive that I have met with. JOHN SNYDER, Cashier Bank of Pittsburgh. Your committee unanimously concur in tliu opinion olthe utility nt the improved method of Mr. Duff GUHDON J. LEEDS, Recording Sec. ol the Amor. Inst I , N. Y, rv f tt- ii rv p t Oil W. 11. DUlIS i CUmnnSllip A For the hesrtuisiness nnd Ornamental Pen manshift, awarded our present Pciiman, by Iho Untied Slates fare at Cincinnati! In lRO PeiiiiHylvniiia Stale fair at Wyoming W Western Pennsylvania fair at Pittsburg. IHllo Western V'Tnltdii fair ut Wheeling HM!f) Ohio St ito fair at Cleveland 181)2 All of which ure exhibited nt our office. OUR TERMS Have never bf en advanced, while others nro charging $ tuition fee. or $ilo and $1.1 ex tra for penmanship, and $1-' to $20 for text books and blanks. For our graduating course. Including busi ness penmanship, time unlimited, ate Tlioenla'ire edition ol .Duff's Book keep ing, Willi blanks ui.d Hatlonery nt booksellers' prit;. R.-... (Jur niaiiKS nro maoe up oi nne exira siy.eu paper ruled complete, wl h lull sets ot auxil iary s. We tin reforn iiivsent tlie business stu lent with the following IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES : I VVre have the best Penman In the west. 2 Dull 'S Hysieill of Hook-keeping, (si'.nc- Honed by Ilie New York Chamber of Com nii rce.jiaiiguiny me iiiunnr. . i I) The daily lectures of un experienced mer-; chant. , ' i n mniuK .1. Kiii- hi viKiu mxiu m unui of si lid V. 5 A saving of tliosame number of weeks board. ' . . II A saving of ill or $7 In books and sta tionery. T A diploma signed hy one so long nnd so tiivoraiiiv kno .n as a preceptor, asnnrecouni init. and as a merchant. For. full particulars, send for circular, 7i1 pages, with samples of our penman's Busluuss anil uriianiental writing, Inclosing twenty' five oents for postage, to P. Dl'ffT & SON, PRINCIPALS, feblfOO-ly PITTSBURGH, Pa. THE MASON So HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS, Forty different styles, adapted to sacred And secular muslo, fur no to himi each. THIR TY FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or Brat premiums awarded them, tllustratnd Catalogues free. Adr'ress. MA RON & HAM IN, Bonos, ec MA80N BROTHERS, Nsw oax. .septS, '65-ly HELMOOLD'S EXTRACT- BUCIITJ. IIELMBOLD'8 BUCIITJ. . IIELMBOLD'S: BUCIIU. IIELMBOLD'8 iBUCHU. THE- ONLY KHOWHEIMEDY FOB t ' '! ".'t DIABETES, r ..... IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER,,' INFLAMMA TION OF THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH OF TUB ' BLADDER. STRAN. ; GUA15Y OR I'AINhl I. 1IIMNATIV1 For these, diseases it Is truly a so- efo'gh remedy, and too much cannot bo said in Its iriilsn. A sinule dose has been known to re lieve the mosl urgent symptoms. Are you troubled with Unit distressing paD In Hie buck and through thu hips? A tea spoonful a day of IIchnLold's Buclm will re lievo you. Pi PLEASE NOTICE. I I make no secret of Ingrcdlen W. Hehnnnld's Extract liucliu is coiupi sed of liuchu, Cubobs, and Juniper Berries, selected with great care, prepared in co and according to rules of i ; PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY. These ingredients aro known as the most valuable Diuretics afforded. i A DIURETIC ' Is that which acts upon the kidneys. ll!iyiBOLD'SEXTR!CTBICllll 1 j ACTS GENTLY, i Is pleasant in taste and odor, freo fom nil Injurious properties, and. Immediate in its action. FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL See Medical Properties cent dned In Dispensa tory nl' the U. S., of which the following is a copy i ' Bcciic, Its odor is strong, diffusive, and so aewli'it iiromalie, is taste bitterish, and analogous 1 1 Unit of mint. It is given eliielly In o.,i.,i.lli,lu ..t il,.. I'.l. ....... I. ... j ... villi.,,, 1lKIMIO. BUI II IIS i tinuel. ( limine Ciiiarrn of the Bladder. Mor fbid Iirilalion of tho Bladiler and Urethra, Diseases of the prostrate, nnd Retention or , tlie ' "'onliaence of Urine, from a loss of tone In be "iris concerned In its evacuation. It 'Jin. all i been recommended in I'yspensia, Clin. ,,. e Rheumatism,' Cutaneous Affections, I mill llioimv ' FOR FUR1IIER .INFORMATION See Professor Dewecs' valuablo works on the pi'icllcn of PliTsic. Sec Remarks mado by the celebrated Dr. Physic, of Philadelphia See any and all Standard Works on Medi cine. FROM TIIE iiuirni HIM, CHEMISTS II TIIE WOllLUr- I am acquainted with II. T. Ilehnbold ; he occupied the drug store opposite my residence and was successful in conducting the business where others had not been equally so before him. I have been favorably impressed with, his character aud enterprise. WM. WEIGHTMAN, (Firm of powers & Wciglitinan,) 1 Manuf during Chemists, . Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia. From Iho Philadelphia Evening HutUtin, Match Kith We me gratified to hear of the t conimucu bucccsb, in mow York, of onr townsman. Mi ll. T. Helmbold, .Druggist.- Ilia ul.in, .nr,tl t,.ll... AI..,H. .... -II... II...7.I I. aa Diiib,,i... . ..tell WIK'IIIJIII 11HIU1, o 0 feet Ti-ont. '.'11(1 feet (lei p, and five stories In height. It Ib ceitainly a iimnd establishment. mid specks favorably ol 'the merit ofhisartl. cleB. Ho retains hisOIIIce and Lttbornlory in this city, which nro also model estnblUhmuuts ol tlielr class. , . The proprietor hns' been induced to make lids statement from the fact that his remedies, although advertised, are Genuine Prepar lions, And knowing that tho Intelligent refrain from using any thing pertaining to Quackery, or tlie Patent Medicine order-most oi which are prepared by self styled Doctors, who are too ignorant to read a physician's simplest pres cripll"n, much lesRconipijtent to prepare tiliar maceutical preparulioi s. These parlies resort to various means of ef fecting sales, such ascopylng parts of adver tisements of popalar remedies, and finishing with cerliflcntes. " The Science of Medicine statnds simple, pure and majei.tlc having Fact for Its Basis; Induction for 'ts Pillar, Truth for Its Capital. A WORDOF CAUTlON.-Hoal-h is most iii portant ; urn! the iimtcteil should not use, an Hilverllsed mi dleine, or any remedy, unless t8 contents or Iniiredients are known toothers besides the mainitaeturrr, or until they aro g.,i unei ol t no nun lUca lions ot llio liartv an offering. HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. FLUID EXTRACT BUCIITJ, FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAR1LLAV AND IMPROVED ROSE WA3IL Established upwards of 10 years. . Prepared by H..T. HELMBOLD. ' VfllM 1PAL DEPOTS . - i IIELMBOLD'S DRUG AND CHEMICAL WARI AQUSEj 604 Broadway New York. And IIELMBOLD'S MEDICAL, DEPOT 104 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia Pa. BY ALL D&V6M&TI1.' 1 Nov. W, Utt-ly.
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