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Dihoh ohSc'...'s ifVto5V LSyVco
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Helmbold's Extract Fluid
Buchu

Il Pharmaceutical Preparation. The proper name
!. given, and it Is the most active which can he
made; II Ia ndoTsed asa cure by all medical works,
for such diseases recommended by the Proprietor.
II ID pleasant in its taste and oicr free from all in
furious properties, and is taken by Adults and Chill
dren, II is Tonic, Diurrtic, Blood Purifying, and
Invigoratiny EnEeble,i and delicate constitutions
Of both sexes will 6nd it far more strengthening
than any Of the Preparations Of BARK or Iron.
See Medical properties containri in Dispsnatory
of the United States. d which the following Is q
correct copy:
BuCHU.-lt, "ior il strong, dihusive, and some
what aroMatic its taste h bitterish and Analogous
10 that 81 mint. II Is given chiefly in complaints
Of the Urinary Organs, such ~ Gravel, Chronic
Catarr Of the Bladder, morbid irritation Of the
Bladder and Urethna. disease q the Pr~trate
Gland and Retention the lnc"ntinence II Crine,
from = les, Of tone in the parts concerned in its
evacuation. II has also iscn recommended in Dys-
y.cr~ia, Chrop;. "h.umatisn, Cutaneous Affections
ami Dropsy
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TESTIMONY.


SAVANNAH, TENN, May II, 1869.
DR. II. T. HELNBOLD.
DEAR Sir: We introduced your Fluid Extract
Buchu'' in this country about eight months ago,
and happy To state that it is meetinscvith uni
verSal Gvor. We wish to inform you Of one in
stance .(amonR many) where your ''Buchu" has
worked wonders. man in our county named J.
b. Estell hal been suffering about Ave years with
gravel. About six weeks ago he bought Of ms one
bottle III your 'Buchu," and before he was through
with one hottie he passed gravel that weighs eight
g,ains, which We now have on exhibition in our
drug store. lie says that he will never be without
the s'Buehu'' in his house again. Your h'rerara-
tions are gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully, youTs, &C.,
ECCLES 4 HINkEL, Druggists.
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Cssre 0G Kidney and BLADDER
Affection 0f q Patient Sew.
enly-eight Years Of Age
Thanks 70 Mr.. IHeDmbO9So.
And many other. II necessary.

GiRARD, "a, March -, $50.
EDITOR CosNOrmLTG: desire unsolicited
tribute IN the merits IL Hclmt.,d Buchu, and for
the h-neht Of those similarly sficted syself, tn
say after consulting many eminent physicians. and
TRYING nearly all the l~st advertised remedies, in
the vain hope Of finding relief from a.rayatel kid
n~y and blasider diseases, from which have suf-
FIRED excessively for many years, good fortune
finally suggested to be HeImlokFs Buchu, which
commenced using with little Eaith and apparent
beacicial results foe about month. Al the expi-
ration of that time, however, ! thought l conf
nsenccd b e.perience slight relief, which eneour-
a,.i me to perscvere in Its use, and nov At the ex
piration Of four months, although I am en- in6rm
old man, nearly - years Of age. and consequently
medicines cannot De expected to favosably effect me
a. they 9TH. would, ] have found such I'M
syeakahle relic .H.l PERMANENT benefit from Mr.
Helmbokrs valuable III 'covcry, that ! f-l ought
to publicly f.,4f-i she Lact, an acknowledgements
to him and a valuable .ug;,, ,,ion to the public.
Yours respectfully, n. ". LAREN.
Mr.. Lsren refer. to the follow Ing gentlemen:
Col. DAN. RICE, Girari, Ia.
CHAs. STOW. Esq, Girard, Ia, Editor Cos
n,o7olite.
GEO. II. CUTLER, Girard. Pa, Attorney.
Capt. ID. W. HUTCHINSON, Girard, Pa, Ar y
DAVID OLIN. Girard. Pa Merchant.
DAVID Z. DAY, Girard, Pa, Merchant.
{. F. ROCKWELL, Girard. Pa, Merchant.
X. {, ELY, Girsri, Pa. Druggist.
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THE STATE OF KANSAS,
Leavenvorfh County.
In the Probate Court, in and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estatel
Of John Brubakes, decd.
NSREpITORS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS
I'M. ercssed in the afDFesaid Estate, hereby
notified that at tho next regular term Of the fTc-
bate Court in and for said County, to be begun and
held II the Court Room, in the City and County o;
d.v in the month Of October, A. d. 1870, shall
spply TO said Court for full and final settlement Ct
eaiA Estate MARY A. RkURAKER. Adm TX
. Of John R.ubaker, dee Il.
Ieayeuvorth City, Sep. S, A. d. 1870.
sepow
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STATE OF KANSAS. lS
LeavenwoSth County
In the Probate Court, in anil for saii County
In the matter Of the Estate Of
James b. McCune, Deed.
CREDITORS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS
u interested in the aforesaid Estate, are hereby
nosi6ed that at the next regular term Of the Pro-
hate Court, in and for said County, to he begun
and held at the Court Room, in the City and County
N l<avenworth, State Of Aforesaid, on the first
Monday in the month Of October A. ID. I.1", y
shall apply tn the said Court for full and hna set
Element Of said Estate.
HENRY b. KELLER, Admir-
of James B. McCuDs, Rc'd.
Leavenworth City, August 18th, A. ID. 1870
au26W1u.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


THE STATE OF KANSAS,
Leavenvoeth County,
In ~ psoaate Count in and Tor MD County.
n ~ naGtsf e Tie EState of(
E0snUel Dillnsd, Deceased.
TOHICE u 6E0EDY GIVEN THAT LET
MITES slaAminisenaioa have been granted 70 the
un6eni9Dea - he Estate az Emanuel Dillasd, hae
q ~ Csan1y, dsceassd, By tbs Hsansahas. the
Rshaie CSart a The County and seate afsssaDd.
6hAsa he nth Day q Augas6, A. d. 1870. Nov, IN
pesons hsying efaims agzine The said eaeate, aFe
kesxAy Dotiiea that they nust present Tie s&se q
- usaenig1sa fue alloGaace within one year fpa
u asse q ssid kitten, or they nay be preeluaed
elains 6e nss exhihited within three yean aner The
dnee Il ~ letter., shey shall be ogevex haxred.
! -flls LOulA =. DlLLARD, Adm
eftAs EseaAs a Emanue3 Dfllard. Deceased
Lssvnvssah cay, Augass II, ls7e.
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.- ..lfrlr PDC6ElA.
WHAT Is THOUGHT OF EXPLODING THE NINE
AT LAON.

AT LAON.
BERLIN, Sept. 14.-The Prissian Govern
ment has demanded a reprisal for che sacri-
fee of life by the treachery Of the French in
exploding the magazine at Laon.
A cable special to the Herald, from Berlin,
esys. The cataaruphe at Lam Is Increasing
the ill-beling against the French. Tbe-act
il Considered bs1bzrcaS and opposed to all
modern warfare, and may lead to similar
acts On the part Of Germans.
THE REPUBLIc OF FRANCE REFUSES TO AC-
.CEDE TO THE ExACTIONs OF PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE Provisional Gov
eminent At Paris Woold have been accepted
by the Pulssian Government If the exactiOns
proposed by Prussia had been assented to.
These embraced the cession Of Alsace and
Lorraine, and the 6shsht1iAg cf The French
Notifications on the German frontier. The
Provisional Government refuses to liAen u
any proposition foR de surrender Of French
territory.
PRUSSIA WILL NOT NEGOTIATE WITH THE
FREsEST GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE.
LONDON, Sept. l5-The Ness Of this
morning Contains letter from Berlin giving
the views of the Pr,sian Government.
The writer says: ''PruMia will not negotiate
win de psesent governments ut Paris. Prns-
sia proposed, 6rst, to occupy Paris. The
Regency, and Senate, and Corps Legnlatil
will then be summoned, who will be ex.
pccted 70 name commissioners to treat on The
Prunian basi,. When the treaty is signed
Napoleon will be released and France win b
| left free to choose her own GOvernment."
wAsHBrKNE's LETTER SHARPLY CRITI.
cTxED.
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FRANCE.
MINISTER wAsHBURNE LIONIzED.


PARIS, Sept. 14-Mr. Washburne, the
American Minister, is constantly pursued nv
shouting and enthusiastic Frenchmen where
ever he appears in public.
THE "BLOATED AND BILIOUS" EMPEROR.
PARIS, Sept. IA correspondent writes
that the Emperor, at Wilheimsl,Oe, enjoys
entire freedom of action, and walks or rides
rs he pleases. His chief COMPANIONS are the
Prince Of Maskowa and Prince Murat. He
disrgarls the stare Of the curious people
whom he encounters outside Of the gates. 1t
is said he looks thirty yean older than in
1865, when the writer saw him. He is now
bloatcd and bilious, with yellow eyer, faint
and awkward, and his face absolutely devoid
Of expression. AIathy describes his APP
pcarance in one word. lie rciires late and
cd long after midnight, and at halflnst 4
O'Clock in the morning the Emperor is seen
walking in the garden. He il dr<sed plain
" in black, and amnses himself a great deal
by talking TO the school children who gather
RESTORATION OF THE ORLEANS FAMILY.
LoND0N, Sept. 15.-In diplomatic circles
:. firm belief prevails that the Orleaas family
will lie restored to the throne Of France.
Theirs had a long interview with the MEM
hers of the Orleans family. 1t is said he
delivered to the DIXIE d Aumaile an impOr-
tant private letter from Gen. Trochu.
HOW NAPOLEON PASSES TINE.
LONDON, Sept. ia despatch from
Casscl, the 18th, says the Emperor spends
the mornings with some Of his officers, walk
ing over lawns and making long excursions.
His limit extends several miles in all direc-
tions. His guard consists Of one officer, two
mt1iterns, one trumpeser snd thirty one men.
LONDON, Sept. l4.AAdvices from Lyons
state that all Engiishmen and Germans are
ordered 10 leave; The Rcd Republicans are
in the ascendant. Meetings are held Of
workingmen of La Croix, who have threat
ened Fort MUntrency. Martial law has
been declared. The people clamore,l Cor the
expulsion of the Jesuits, and collins were
opened in the converts to search for arms
and money for Paris.
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wEsrroKr, CsSN., Sept. S, isso.

WEsrroKr, CsSN., Sept S, fSf0.
n. T. HKLNBoLD. Esq.
DEAR SIR: commenced taking your Extract
Of Buchu' about two weeks since for an affection ii
the Gravel, Bladder and Kidney. have suffered
by spells, very much for few days past. But yes
teriay relief came through the effect Of your Blu
ehu" A stone passed from my bladder about the
size Of large pea, and nov feel perfectly we'll and
entirely free from the pain that have suffered with
''-p har,l" attribute my cure 10 your medicine
entirely, anil would recommend all persons SINH
larry affected tn try it. have great faith in it,
curative powers. Yours, truly,
THOMAS }. BENNETT,
Rev. WILLIAM COGswELL. we-,port Conn.
J. l.. G. CANNON, Druggist, westI.'rt, Conn.
H. b. WHEELER. E~l-. wrstport, Conn
BRADLEY HULL, E-I., we>iPor,. Ccsn.
Dr. wAKENAN, Resiiax. Conn.
X. ". ROBINSON. wholesale Druggist. New
City.
And many others II necessary.
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THE sIDGE or SfRAgBUH8.
LoNDox, Sept. 1.-THE TH5s.e's eorres-
pondent before Strssbasg ays: A boat con-
veying large quanity munitions Of war to
stras6arg vas captured By the Germans
about Kehl.
Firing from the Notifications Is much
weaker generally, and Il The outworks, oppo-
site the railway Aatioa, Il i silenoed alto
gethef. That q the besiegers has increased
With vigor. Giant m0sSass have inflicted
great damage. Last night fire broke out
IN the eisadel. Coaeinuous rain has injured
Tie beaieging 1psh, nd sesiously reeasdsa
progress. kts1hes1enls for stofming are
coeplete, ~ ~ helif sains ground among
Ger1nsa $3.50 fhsf capitulatioo cannot Be
losg delayed -
The Pfotestast elesUmen Of Alncs bad .
conference On lie lob 10 devise means u
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ME-. JOEL HIATT, Of Salt Creek Valley,
exhibits on the Fair Grounds some Of the
fnest Durham stock that We have ever seen.
One pair Of steers, four years old, raised BY
Mr.. Hiatt, Is probably the largest and bes
ever raised in the State.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Mayor Hall to-
day sent the Board Of Aldermen commu-
nication recommending that the United
States Government BE- requested to detail a
vessel Of war 70 bring Admiral Farragut's
remains from Portsmouth to this city, and
in the event Of its omission or inability to do
80, Herewith guard will be despatched, at
the ciiys expense, to Portsmouth; and, on
arrival here, the remains are to be received
by public and imposing funeral, in which,
all military, naval, civic, and other Organi-
zatiOns, have been invited to join. The
Mayor alsO recommends that the re-
mains be inferred at West Point, beside
Gen. Scott, or in 81. Pauls Church yard,
Broadway, or in our public cemeteries ada
cent to the city, and that monument be
erected at public expense. A letter from
Mrs. Farragut, asserting TO the suggestion Of
the Mayor, accompanies the communication.
The Aldermen appointed committee To
perfect arrangements for the funeral.
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.A.Arrr ,rrrmr. M, -,,e.

lAxANE REFUSES ALL TEENS
and il Is expected he will aiiemrs 10 cut his
way out
THE REMOVAL OF GEN. sfEINMErz
was caused partly By hi needles sacrifice Of
troops, and partly By his fighting Il Spicheen
and FogaacA against Gen. MOllke's orders,
and msds Tie battles of The Nh and l6lh
necessary.
The GER1lAN PRICES
are prepaFing fos . l,anifesaaGiOa Fsonrding
the future organization Ofthe Government Of
Germany tO EOreAall popular action and
Won del Brock after visiting all the Princes
not with the army, and especially the King
Of Saxony, has nov gone to rrport TO The
Kings headq'srten.
GREAT BRITAIN.
AREARFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
LONDON, Sept. IA fearful railroad &C
cident occurred At Tamworth, in the county
Of StaHoci, this morning. The train known
- the Irish Mail, which Ieh Holyhead late at
night, while entering Farnworh, was thrown
from the track BY a misplaced switch. The
entire train, mostly composed Of passenger
coaches, was plunged into the Trent River.
Thus Car the bodies of the engineer and four
passengers have been recovered. There n 80
much confusion It the scene Of disaster that
il IS almost impossible 10 get . correct &C
count The lon Of life hiss been fearful.
FRENCH WAR STEAMERS IN THE ENGLISH
CHANNEIs.
LONDON, Sept. l5-More French war
steamers have been Ohaerved in the English
channel, passing eastward.
The Pail Mall Gazeste cOncurs in the gen.
cral opinion that Theirs is without official
character.
Admiral Milne was at Ushsnt, yesterday,
doubtless on his way home.
No further details Of the los Of the Cap
tain have been received.
ECGENIE AND THE PRINCE.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-the Empress Eugene
and Prince Imperial make constant excur-
siSns around Hastings. Carriages or horses
are never employed.
LONDON, Sept. l5-The Empress Eugene
and Prince Imperial have left Hastings for
Longuay.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
LEITH, Sept. l5-By boiler explosion
fifty workmen were badly injured; four have
since died. .,
THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
LONDON, Sept. ii The first reports from
the railway accident at FarnwOrh were
gross exaggeraiions. No passengers are
missing, and none are badly hurt,
A DEMOCRATIC MEETING To Re HELD.
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Worlds
cable despatch from London, to-day, says
grand Democratic meeting will be held on
Monday, and resolutions introduced calling
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A CURIoszrY.-There = said to be . lime
stone rock in the country, abOut eight mikes
from the city, that bears the almost perfect
imprint Of . bare haman FOOT Il i sur
face rock, aud was discovered about eleven
years ago. Measures viii be taken to secure
it's preservation. s-l
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AMONG the stock It the Fair We cannot re-
frain from mentioning particularly the Po-
land China Pig exhibited By Mr.. ". s.
Benedict, of Boonyille, No. vho dab IN,
breeds and chips them. These hoss are not
surpassed b. any breed. ,1
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22

WAsHISsroH, Sept. 10, 1870 The
Treasury Department to-day received letter
from Collector Murphy enclosing state
ment Of the customs receipts of the Port Of
New York for the month Of August, 1870,
which smounled 10 81, $50, S06.8. A COM
ra9iaon sbovsthI amount to be s., 4s5, 96466
h excess Of the receipts for the month q
July last But the most important compari-
soo Is that which shows that the receipts for
he month Of August were 81, aS3, 1854 in
s1oes Of The receipts for any month in the
co0mercial hiAoEy of that city.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-22
III. II. HELMBOLD's


The Prvprietar trusts that his Remedies from the
f.ct Il h-ine sdvsrtised nay sos be chased Pat
ent Medicines.