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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

B:almbold's Highly Concentrated
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu
Certain Safe Remedy pleasant In tae and odor and
immediate in its action in al diseases Of tho Bladder and
Kidneys Gravel Dropsy, Organic Weakness Obstruction OF
Urine whether existing male female. and no matter Of
how long standing
For Medical Properties of BUCHU Dpenssory Of the
United States.
See Professor DEVICES valuable works the Practice Of
Physc
See Remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYsio Ph
delphia.
See Remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIx MCDOWELL, Ceie
br,,eA Physician aud Member Of tho Royal College Of
Surgeons Ireland and published in the Transactions OF the
King ard Queens Journal.
See Medico Chrurgical Review, published BY BENJAMIN
TnAvERs Fellow of Royal College Of Surgeons.
| See mos. of the late Standard Works Of Medicine.
Physeaus please potice-I make secret Of inoyedenf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22
Notice to the Public.

In the year 1896 the writer embarked In the Drug
In the city of pa and while thus engaged a'e
eYa experiments in regard to the most desirable 0'e
pairing Fluid Extracts Ny efforts being a'
Gle. being approved and used by the Medical was
aesrou, of placing them before the public but hesaed Tor
,ome time before newspaper advertising
knowing of the preudes existed in the minds Of many
.sains using advertised Medicines Noum but through
the advice Of friends aud those who had used them this OBJ
lection was overcome.
Commencing in small way after IS years exertons the
popularity Of my Articles has extended to al parts OF the
United States and widely throughout Foreign countres-and
thi. in the face of much opposition Every means has been
resoed to by unprncpled dealers since their merit and sue
eess have been known-such advertising larger bottles OF
less price censurng all other preparations and even copying
my adversementsbut happy to state that ont OF the
many who have reortsd THE have been successful
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MY OBJECT

In this notice Is TO make known to the public and re-
spectacle dealers believing after SO many years exerons
that the Druggists will dcountenance such proceeding ard
that the reputation of my articles may not be damaged by the
Of inferior spurious
Knowing that many may read this article who ancc
qaauted with ind remarks from those of my native city,
and whose names are kssss in all parts Of the world:
For further satisfaction remarks from largest manufac
turing chemists in the world journal Pharmacy Dr. Keysers
letter, Medical Works, Dispensstory U. s., &c.
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AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION
Not few Of the disorders that Affect mankind -
from the corruption that accumulstes in the blood
the discoveries that have been made to purge out ne CAV
equal in effect HELMBoLDS COMPOUND ExlhA0r
OF sARsAPARILLA. It ceanses and renovaie' 'n' '''
instis the vigor Of health into the system aud puFses VI
humors which make disease. Il stimulates the hes'n!'
lions Of the body, and expes the disorders 'has
rankle In the blood Such remedy that could be rs4e' '
has long been sought for and now, for 'he hra un'
public have one on which they depend Our 'f'e '
does not admit of certificates show its effects 'u'
Of single bottle viii show the sick that i! has 'H''''
passing anything they have ever taken
Two tablespoonful Of the Extract Of Saf''pa''
pin, Of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet pfnA' ~
bottle /. fully equal to gallon Of the Syrup oil S''
or the decoction IS usually made.
III THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN Ap%''
TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY and I"
in very general use In all the State HOSPITALS
SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the lard {" We
in private practice, and are considered as invaa'''
dies
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ADVERTISEMENT


THE KIDNEYS.
The Kidneys two in number situated at the upper part
Of the loin surrounded by fat and consisting Of three parts
viz: The Anterior. the Interior, aud the Exterior.
The anterior absorb Interior consists Of tissues veins
which serve as adepost the urine and convey to the
terror The exterior conductor aso terminating in sin
gle tube and called the Ureer. The connected
with the bladder
The bladder composed of various coverings tissues
divided into parts viz The Upper, the Lower tie Nervous
and the Mucous The upper e1pes the lower retains Many
have desire urnae without the ability Others urnate
without the ability retain. This frequently in chill
dren.
To these affections bring into action tho
eles which engaged in their various functions II they
neglected, Gravel or Dropsy may
The reader must also be made aware that however slight
may be attack 1t is affect his bodily health and
mental powers as flesh and blood supported from
these sources.
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EXTRACT BUCHu
Continues to receive the unqualified Endorsement Of the most
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS IN THE UNITED STATES,
from the fact tina. the gradients kept secret and also
because '-
HELMBOLps GENUINE PREPARATIONS II
are recommended only for those diseases and accompanying
,ympoms for which their ingredients everywhere recog
pzed az thorough standard specifics Additional evidence
which .,sp, all tina. Is claimed for them found In the
medical works day. recommendations nom pf0mne"
cbem druggists &C., who have been personally acquainted
With The proprietor for many years, asweD eetihcses
unlimited numbers
Nothing pertaining to these preparations viii be withheld
In conclusion the entire Odu' poandi Of procuring sho
nreparnr The being perfectly free Tor Inspection"
8, win bs deemed both unjust and unfair for the faculty and
10 ecid. upon the merits Of these preparations without
trial especially after much pains and expense In bringing
them to their rresen, state cfperfection.
THESE PREPARATIONS
WILL CURE
al the diseases for which they are recommended "''
;nsd ,bs, sir gle bottle viii restore soundnes'a eons
tuition broken down and shattered by years ofresua'e'
thai destination may be continued when under treatment ana
cure Effected bat that where tho directions arc opeyed
the,e preparation, viii
EFFECT A CURE.
uraer my eircunanee. they will do much s'sny prep
s,.,on or medieine in the wide world
found in o simple trial, which
WILL CONVINCE
the most ,.ep,icsl Of their entire ra,LfolnesI
The Laboratory forthe manufacture Of
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACTS
will soon be removed rom Philadelphia, to
NO. 594 BROADWAY, NETWORK CITY,
at which time the Faculty Invited inspect the mode Of
preparation, &c.
A WORD OF CAUTION.
Health Is most mportsi and the afflicted should not
advertised medicine any remedy unless It's contents or In
gradients are known TO others besides the manufacturer
until they ee satisfied Of qualifications Of the party Of
ferng.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
more strengthening than any Of the preparations Of Bark
Iron, infinitely safer and more pleasant,
10 offered afflicted humanity certain for the
following diseases and symptoms, from whatever cause
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,

and when taken IN early stages the disease safer to
any extent II slsy. pain and inflammation Is free from all In
uou, properties pleasant In and odor and immediate
In e., action II the anchor Of hope 70 the physician and
Away, esteemed by the late Dr. Physic. The rro
pdeto with upward thirty thousand unsolicited certificates
and hundreds Of Thousands Of living witnesses Of its curative
properties, accumulated within fifteen years has no. been in
the habit re.orns their publication. lie does not DO this
nom the that his remedies rank Standard they Do
not need 10 BE- PRoPPEp CERTIFICATES TnE SCIENCE
or MEDICINE. LIKE DoRro coLuES SHOULD STAND SIN
PIE PURE, AND MAJESTIC. HAVING ITS BASIS IN
Drcroy PILLAR TRUTH ALONE ITS CAPITAL
Ills Solid and Fluid Extracts embody the full strength of the
gradients OF which they named. They e to the In
spocton Of all ready and conclusive Of their proper
will be comparison with those set forth in the United
States Di,pensatoy. These remedies prepared by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

~-S ~S@~N~~ " ><e the Doii0 0oi"'' '~
stand simple pure and mo <ste having fact fOr its basis ~
Sue'on for its pillar ,Aa truth alone for It's capital
contend there no business requiring these qualifications
more Ihe edcines are brought in cOntet with Druggists
svery~ also well that reason In this
msD<efkat which may benefit may be Of no advantage
totnoslcr. How mistaken the idea!
Blood Purifier for one lie Blood Purifier for all
A Diurete Tor one, Diuretic for al.
A Narcotic for one, Narcotic for ALL
Puryati for one, Purgatiye for ALL
Justas much 20 as wholesome food for 10 wholesome
foodfor all VITA no more difference than that constitu
ors require oers and that in disease
given despondency-esectng in few days weeks and
perhaps with single bottle Of medicine to be restored to
health youth and beauty These persons rarely re-
cover hacking patience considering few dollars expend
edfofshe benefit Of their health waste Of money These
samepesona nsy been years in breaking down th,i
constitutions probably expended thousands Of dollars ii
dress and Dissipation and think rc.ng Of it, Such forge
sat GOOD HEALTH is TRUE WEALTH
With upwsrd Of 900 IecomrendatOry letters and unsC
ced Gates have fesorted to their publication
In this case shall however append few remarks trustr
they maybe appreciated am to the afflicted and uaerir
hnIospity, Their Humble Servant
H. T. HELMBOLD,
Manufacturer of Helmbo.ds Genuine Preparations
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=.
BUCHU.
From Dispensatory Of the United States
DI0SMA CRENATA-BUcHU LEAVES.

PROPERTIES-Ther odor il strong dfnsive, and some
what aromatic their bi,.erh and analogous TO mint
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.-Buchu leaves
are gently stimuan with peculiar tendency to the Urinary
OyQans producing diure- aud like other similar medicines
exciting daphoress when circumstances favor this mode Of
action
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary Organs such as
Gravel Chronic Catarh Of the Bladder Morbid Irritation OF
the Bladder aud retr Disease Of the PROSTATE, and Reten
ton or lneontinenee Of Urine from loss of tonc in the parts
concerned in its evacuation The remedy has also been
recommended In Dyspepsia Chronic Rheumatism Cutaneou'
Affections and Dropsy.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU is used by persons
from the ages OF aud from IS to So or in the decline
or CHANGE Of life after Confinement Labor Pans, Bed
wettng in children.
Boston Herald.
We DO not like to advertise worthless wares % articles
calculated deceive readers and when we see an adve
ser like hir. Helmbold whom have known for years.
gradually extend his advertising from year to year until he De-
comes tho largest advertiser In the United States we are
satisfied that the statements in regard to his articles must be
correct"
The writer reluctantly inserts the above aud would not DO
90 were he not stranger many and concludes by stating
the of his articles and diseases for which they have
been used by many thousands with complete success
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DROPSY

Il collection ofwaer in parts Of the body and bears
different names, according to the parts affected viz when
generally difused the body it is called Ansssrca;
when Of the abdomen, Asees when Of the chest Hydro
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HELMB0LD.
HELMB0LD'S
EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
ATTHE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE TIE nOTTENTOTS
have long u,ed BucHU for variety Of Diseases was
borrowed from those rude practitioners by me English and
Dutch ply sicians whose recommendation it was employed
T., rro,s And Ia, now come into general 1t Is given
chiefly in
Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder,
Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and
Urethra, for Female Weakness and De-
biuty, for Prolapsus and Bearing
Down, or Prolapsus Uteri, Diseases
of the Prostate Gland, Retention
or Incontinence Of Urine,
and all a,aes requiring the aid Of die,ic arising from
los. Of tone in part. concerned in It's evacuation
recommended In cases OF
Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism. Cuta'
neous Affections and DrOpsy.
T, cure these diseases must bring into action the huso
which are engaged in their vsou, functions To neglect them
however slight may be the attack ssuIe to aaee' the o0o
health aud mental powers Our AID BLOOD are sup
,s..sa from es. Persons at every period Of life
10" INFANCY TO OLD AGE,
and in every ,ta,e health liable to b. subjects Of the
diseases. The cause. In many instances unknown Tb
patient has, however admirable remedy in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

See Medical Pyoptr,ie' Of Baesa' -,s
FROM pIspEYsAToRY OF THE UNITED go !.
See Professor DEVICES valuable wc'" Oh Wv
Physic. pv,s,c. o
See remark. made by tue la.e celebrated W.
Philadelphia. u.nowstL ace
See remark. made by Dr. EPHRAin hp0" s,r
=, phv.,,,n and Member of the Royal c0nss'
ceons, Ireland and published in the lran''''''"
and Queens Journal. Rx,ylys
See Medical Cairuygicai Rerier, puOli'hes "
Tu.vrRs. Fellow of Royal College Of Safse0D''
See most Of the late Standard "orA' Oh
EXTRACT BUcHU,
sARsAPARiLLA'
Soldby all Drugsi''.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February Is, 1867
II. T. HEIxDoLp, Draggst.
DEAR SIR have been suferer for upward oil ~ years
with gravel bladder and kidney affections during which time
haye used various medicinal preparations and been under
the treatment Of the eminent physicians experiencing
bnt little relief
Having seen your preparations extensively advertised
consulted with my family physician in regard TO using your
Extract Buehn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

Heimbods Concentrated Compound fluid Extract OF Blu
cha is composed of buchu cubebs and Juniper berries pre-
pared in vacuo by H. T. HELMBoLD, and sold at his Dru
and Chemical Warehouse, No. 5s4 Broadway, N X.
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IN
GOVT, OR RHEUMATISM.
Pain Occurring in the oins is indicative Of the above dis
They in persons disposed to acid stomach and
chaky coneretions.
THE GRAVEL.

The g'svelensnes from neglect improper treatment Of
che Kidneys These being weak the water is not ex
PEELED from the bladder but allowed to remain II becomes
feverih and sediment forms from this deposit that the
stone is formed and gravel ensuos.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-20
alsW Advertisements.
], - Iss-I,IsI 8 Ss5iTi;I,-


ID EfsISTRR's SUfiEEsI
III All persons interested are hereby a6ssaRd eat t
following accountants have fled their accounts iii tie he
gistrs Qee Of Bedford County and that the same vii
BE- presented f tho QTphanR Court in and for said Cvnn
ty ohs TheSdRy thp 1th day oE FEBRUARY next. at th
C5dit naisk 4 Hsdfdfd' set eohhination
The account Of Michael Diahi admit aratst III the eaatl
Of Nicholas Dieh late Of Colefain township deceased
The final account Of Henry Whetstone administrator
the estate " Daniel Means h late Of Monroe township
deceased.
The account Of Thomas s. Hosinge trustee for the sale
o the real estate Of George NJ Holsnger late Of ST. Clair
township, deceased.
The sccOunt Of Andrew b. snowberger, administrator
Of the seae Of Hezekiah H. Miller late Of South Wood
bury township deceased.
The fnal account Of Nicholas sleighter and Solomon
fegh administrators Of the estate Of Daniel Seighter
late Of East Providence township, deceased.
The account Of Thomas s. Holsinger administrator dc
6oas non Of John Roudabush late Of Union tp, deed.
The account Of J. w. Lingenfelter Esq., administrator
with the viii annexed Of Ann Eliza Cox, late of the Bor
ough Of Bedford, deceased.
The account Of James Burns and Emannel Statler,
executors Of the last viii aud testament of James Burns
late of Junata township, deceased.
The account Of Jacob b. Furry administrator of the
estate of John b. Furry late of Napier township deed
The first account Of Jacob Walter and jacob Berkhmer
executors Of the last viii and testament of Frederick
BerkhcimeI late Of ST Clairsve, Bedford CO., deed.
0. E. SHANNON
Jan. 20 1885, Prothonotary.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-20
Jan. 20. Isss.

II IST OF GRAND JURORS
IL Drawn for February Term, I'd Monday 18th day,
A. D., 1885.
Hugh Wilson, foreman, Jacob Fletcher VIM Anderson,
David shafer John Calhoun Samuel Elliott, Jas Taylor,
solomon Egol Jacob Boor Jacob Hilegass, of p, John
johnson, Stephen Winner, Peter Keagy. Geo. Hartman
Vim. Fisher john Barkman, Daniel r. Anderson, Adam
Pote, Henry Mills, Rudolph Hoover, Miehrel L. Putt
Wm. Cnppett Geo. Beegle Baltzer Fletcher.
LIST OF PErTr JUEoRs DRAWN FOR SANE rERM-Saml.
Shafer, VIM. c. Wisegarver, John w Scott, John Dtz
James 0Neal, Lewis n. Fyan, George Mock, Peter Bar
ton Amos Collins Wm. Foster, John Berkhimer John
Homan, Thomas Donahoe, Josiah Elder, George Potter
Aaron Reed Ewalt Burns, vach. Brangle Richard Nc
Muln, VIM. Smith, Jacob Bowser, Geo KniseIy, John
Wilhelm, jr. John Kemp, David Sans, Abner Sleek,
Westly Perdew Isaac Kensinger Lewis Anderson saml
Logue, John MILESTONE Philip S Croft Charles oran,
Samuel Jay, jr, Duncan MeYcker, W. W. Sparks Hiram
Shank, Adam Shafer
Drawn and certified at the Commissioners Office this
22d day Of November, a. D., 1869
JOHN G. FISHER,
Jan. 20. 1865. Clerk.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-20

0SiDAhAM-At camp Louton, Ca. in August 1854 Of
sse saatE9e;od through starvation, Henry W. Bri-
ln@h; Ie. u 55th Regt Pa. Vols son of John Brida-
ham Of this place.
Dehg Stagnea patriot and fond lover Of the coun
NY wsien haa borne him in his infancy he felt that II
was has duty to go forth and battle for the cause Of the
tnlon and hghf against those who were trying 10 bring
ruin and distraction on once united and harm, carn
try Acting upon these convictions togcthrr wytb tbs
qualities Of noble mind and generous heart leav;ng a
doting father and sfeetionate true and Iovin ;s
with three small children to mourn his absence taking
sides with the Of right and justice he
IN the 55th Pa Vols end after passing through ,nanv ~
the hardshps incident soldiers life he was
oner at Drurys Bln the 18th Of May. 1864 and
conveyed from there Andersonvile Ca where h. was
taken with the Chronic Darrha contracted through in
attention and of nourshmen and died sometime in
august and evidenced by companions who were with
hlin IN the dark hour his death happy and joyful
Win the fun hope Of everlasting abode with the hess
Cd hedeemer in whom he rcposcd his trust To his parents
We would samourn not, neither give way aAiction
Tor although your Is dead ne lost being laid
IoS oy tne mnions Of death, he has than
sOnaueror through the interposition Of Him who laid
eosh MS HE Tor the sake Of mankind To his beFeaYed
VIE aithog5a he viii never gladden. the hearts Of
yourself and little ones he loved dearly by his presence
mere on eaTh i've with the hope Of uniting with him in
lother ana better world where the clash Of war re-
'oandeih not and all Is peace, JOY and happiness.
D. 5. E..
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-01-20
Bedford County. SIS.

AT an Orphans Court, held at Bedford, on the
ZIst day OF November, A. D., 1864, before the
Judges of the said Court, on motion of John P.
Reed, Esq, the Court grant Rule on the heirs and
legal representatives Of David Kelley late of Liberty
township, deceased, to wit: John and William Kei-
ley, their shares owned by Christian Estricht 8rd.
Sarah, wife of John Grace 4th, Catharine, wife Of
- Baitebaugh, share owned by Christian Estricht:
5th, susan, her share owned by Christian Estricht:
6tn, Martha, ntermarried with VIM Miller deceased:
Ith, Mary, wife Of Samuel Medara; sth Juliana, de-
ceased, leaving surviving her husband, Daniel Grace.
her share owned by Christian Estrieht; 9th Eliza
beth, wife of James Bowser, share held by Christian
Estricht, to be and appear at Orphans Court TO
be held at Bedford, in and for the County of Bed
ford, on the End Monday, 18th day of February
next to accept, refuse to take the Real Estate Of
said decesed at the Valuation which has been yalu-
ed and appraised in pursuance of a Writ Of Parti-
ton or Valuation issued out Of our said Court and
to the Sheriff Of said County directed to show cause
why the same should not be Sold
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto set nv
hand and the seal Of said Court Bedford this 2Ist
day OF November, A. D., 1864.
O. E. SHANNON, Clerk.
Dec. 81, 1864.
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Afiatt Correspondence.
eAMf iaStH r. n, F6Rr DrsHaSE
va, Jan. 6tk 1865.

a. ft-
Editor INoulRkR:-
The ttAhsisf ii The Skill Afnrs tgrps ilsdi Tia
Shenandoah Valley to the Army Of the Potomac is
no doubt well known to most Of your readers, are
this. The Rebel General Early having sent the
greater part Of his force from our front, and the
bad condition Of the roads which rendered the
movement of either army impossible made il un-
necessary to keep so large force with Sheridan
Accordingly under orders from Gen. Grant we
we're sent here, and now occupy position near the
extreme left of the line on the Weldon R. R. Our
Regiment is for the present detached from the main
line, occupying the front works, aud are ppw doing
garrison duty at Fort Dushane very strong earth
work surrounded by wide and deep ditch, and
abattis, which If would be almost madness for an
enemy to attempt to get over.
It has embrasures for the mounting of eight guns
but at present only one battery of four field pieces
are in it. 1t is also provided with bombproof and
magazines in which is stored enough ammunition to
stand regular siege. This is only the continuation
Of, number of strong forts and earthwotks which
protect the flank and rear and prevent the posi-
bility of flank movement by the enemy.
Brig. Gen. Truman Seymour of Florida renown,
is in command Of our Division tSd Div. 9Th A. c.. J
having been assigned to it in October when Gen.
Ricketts, was wounded He is making himself gen
orally obnoxious, and from the great number of un-
called for orders which he issues, the boys have
given him the title of .General Orders
Col. B. F. Smith 126th o. V, l., commands the
Brigade and is cheerfully obeyed and respected by
ALL
Our gallant little Col. MeClennan is again with
us, commanding the Regiment; he having been alb
sent, sick for over a month. He is one of those
men who always commend the respect and admi-
ration of his men, and win when this cruel war is
over, receive all the honor due brave and eff
cient officer, and good soldier for the common
cause Of liberty and right.
Major Lewis A. May, Captain Simon Diekerhoof
and Lieut. Martin S. Bortz are all home on leave of
absence and we hope viii enjoy the hospitality of
home and friends which they are truly worthy Of
We have no news except the failure of the VIII
mington expedition, which is much regretted ; and
the affair is considered a serious blunder some
where.
''All quiet along the lines, except the regular
picket firing, is the daily announcement here.
Truly Yours,
G. p CALHOUN