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YsImbolb's Hutku.

y.lmbob's Butbu. ,--.,.,~
extsnt for any and all diseases ofths Kidneys and
aus conf len, that will do ell you Claim fot n. You
msy publish this ifyou desire 10 DO 70.
Your. respectfully
EDWIN N. FEAzEL
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL.
SALISBURY. N. c.. March 10. 1893.
a. 7. HrLxBoLo. Esq. Phil. Penn.
DrAp SIN. wish you to send me one dozen Of your
ssr.spsruis Extract, and half dozen Of your Rose
wash
Allow me to say thu, your preparation, are verT
Satisfactory. not only tho practitioner but also TO
tho patient. and shall endesvor to bring them TO
universal use in this part OF the country.
Please forward these medicines again before, G. o.
D.. per express.
I am. sir. very respectfully. yours. &C..
M.rA. HOFFMAN.
SURGEON IN CHARGE OF HOSPITAL.
CERTIFICATE ORA
DISTINGUISHED MIDWIFE.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. IS. 1909.
Mr.. HsLpoLp:
sn Ihsve used your Extract Buchu with many OF
my patients and speak OF 1t In the highest terms in
every case. and consider 1t valuable remedy and one
that should be 10 the hands OF every midwife.
Very truly yours.
REBEccA STANTON. MD
ou..T :. NERVOUS pRosrRArroS AND DE
CLINE OF A YOUNG LADY.
II. T. HxLxDoLD have been giving your Extract
Duchu to my daughter. who has been unste to sleep
very nervous, io. OF appetite general debility. and
rapid falling into decline-in fact consumption was
| talked Of was recommended 10 use your Buchu "
BY highly respectable lady OF thi. place. who had
given It to her son with complete success NY daughter
| had been troubled for long time. purchased one
bottle some eight weeks since which lasted one week.
and nom which she received great benent. and induced
many other remedies and my family physician. to no
| avail 1t is now more than two weeks since she has
taken the last bottle. and happy to inform you Of
Ito complete success.
Very truly yours.
GEO. NJ MARSHALL.
Germantown. Pa, Feb. IL, 1872.
A PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL OF TWELVE
YEARS srANDNo-sToSE PASSED AND TO
BURNSIDE. Conn.,, Dec. Is. 1869.
On. HELxBoLp-DrAi sIn 1t 10 with much pleasure
that write you upon facts respecting myself do not
know hardly how to express myself 1 have been for
for the last tep twelve years the greatest sufferer
man could be and live; but more sometimes than
Others. The complaint was the Kidney" and
Bladder" 1 have been sometimes from twelve to
fourteen hour, and wanted to make water every min.
Ute but could not. Have consulted doctors. both In
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Y,ImbuLS's Entbu.
DIR. KEYsEB,

Y,Imbob's gutgu. --oo-,o-,,
DIR. KEYsER,
PHYSICIAN OF OVER THIRTY YEARS ExPE'
kIEECE, AND A GRADUATE OF Tue JEFfEH
SON MEDICAL COLLEGE, AND OF THE UNI
vERsrrY OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Mn. II. T. HrLxBoLp DEAR srRi In regard to the
question asked me % to my opinion about Buebu, I
should say that have used and sold the article 10
various form. for the past thirty years. do not
think there Ia any form or preparation OF have not
used. or known to DO used. 10 the various diseases
where such medicste agent would be indicated. You
are aware, as well /. myself that It hn been extern
svey employed in the various diseases Of the bladder
and ,,d,.,. and IN. ,e,u,.,,on II bs, acquired. in
my Judgment, s warranted By the facts
Ihsve seen and used &c before stated, every form Of
Buchu-the powdered leaves, tincture, nud extracts
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NtImbon's Sntbn,

~ slmbolSs satbo
the same % turning sf.dc,t and stopping /, 10
II was 20 for three times, and the third time A.,.
something came through the passage and .,rue. .,
the side Of the vessel. I examined 1t, .ndn.n
Hest stone or gravel Iou ever saw covered o,s ,n
little pieces which collected together. II ,oo,, -.
color Of . mud turtle. and Is {. hard I. Gin, ..
see the Buchu" was doing its work, .,boos,
feeling % badly. Iprocured smother bottle. ,h,,,..
there might be some more behind bu, spc. a,,
hss passed. which s eight week, ago ls.t suDa,,
have been % well % ever was in my life. th,u a.
stone securely wrapped .snd those who hs,. .eon,,
this place are surprised. Icsnnot tell you s bu,ns
10 Q true story Of my case. and you are welcome.
make such use Of my name az you think proper. ~
pretty well known in Berkshire also in conn.c,Ic..
The advertisement saved me. why not publish mo,,,
The Springfield Republican is wide spread paper.
any one wishes to see this wonder, they eau DO w.
could write oil day. but think have said sn9,sAp.
time, 80 remain your ever veIiShheri
EDWARD L. HOWARD.
Paper Maker. Burnside, Hartford Co, Coz.
REFERS TO
Or. MACK. Burnside. Conn.
DR.. WRIGHT. North Lee. MssJ.
DR.. HoLKUM. North Lee. Mass.
DR.. ADAMS. stockbridge, Mas.
DR.. SCOTT, North Manchester. Conn.
DR.. JAoUEs. Buckisnd Corners. Com.
DR.. BEARsroRD. Hartford, Conn.
ALL OF WHOM TREATED NE ron III
SPEEDY RELIEF FROM KIDNEY AFFECTION
occAsIoNED By ACCIDENT.
| NEW YORK. FeO,L Ia
| DE-. II. 7. HKLMpoLD Y
DEAR SIR; On the 2sd OF August last, reoelys,s
yere internal and external injuries, oceaoned bys
accident on a Philadelphia Railroad car On mys
rival in New York. was attended By Dr. WILSON d
East s5th st.. and another physician, whose nam. Il
not now remember. After my wound, were drss.ii
suffered for CD three days intense agony rom lns,s
injuries. which affected my kidneys, can s.y I'D
after taking but three doses OF YOUR EXTRACT 30
CHU. felt greatly relieved. used the balance Of VI
bottle and am happy to state tina, since that uSsI
nave experienced no further difficulty,
Very truly yours.
| p. II. KEARNET,
$40 Third ,v,as.
respectfully refer to either OF the following s.ss
meni
ROBERT D. ROOSEVELT, ESQ, Editor OF Caaa u
Round Table.
D. F. CURTIS. ESQ. 10! Greenwich az.
MORRIS PHILLIPS, ESQ. Editor OF Rom. J,w-S
Hon. NJ. CONNOLLY. Register.
Messr.. PErTENaILL BATES. PrOprlsIsu (
Hearth and Home.
J. W. HUDSON. EsQ. ii Park row.
Hon. NELSON J. WATERBURY.
Hon. JAMES z. COULTER.
And many Others. II necessary.
uELMBoLDY
| EXTRACT
/ DUcuU.
| ESTABLISHED UPWARD
NINETEEN YEARS.
PREPARED BY
1T. HELNDoLO.
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StImboD's guthu.

Susbu a.mboSs gut9u ......,
not beene equally no beOrsb hyorabU
impressed character and enterprise
RATED civilian wEronMAs.
"rm ws,sntm.n
TRACT " Manufacturing Chemists. Ninth md Brown
phnsd.lpni. Nov. U.s. 1854"
1 propose to give evidence remedy
Patent Medcin. objection generally lice
against a discoveries N invention. n Is
DIUmro Publicity" II somebody should discover remedy
prolong life or an inhlrble for ehOler. con.
SUMPTION VIII . b withhold
hi, knowledge
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short, men a ar. possessed Of
common sens. and an lind. Of opaatOn, ut
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sand. OF living witnesses to ste, IL, virtue com
mend It, 1t Is the pre,ude. of olsou .ndu he envy Of
,.,o, ,,o.. ., a., | 'ouAcks"
.-u.,,. u,,, mad. v,u. We following
SEE JOURNAL OF PHARMACY.
In he city rhn.del
by the ala increase
DowELL CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN. AND
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR.
,.. rne.s a.o.,s. v.rs
'" ih''e diseases were eEoNs. IRELAND
diseases of the Liver TRANSACTIONS OF THE KING AND QUEENS
iy. Upon JOURNAL
,an. the nervous system REVIEW.
n, ,0,, ot,,. ,D,,, LISTED
ROYAL SURGEONS. LONDON
SEE PROF. DEVICES VALUABLE WORKS ON THE
PRACTICE rnrsIc.
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REMARKS
was Is al I must mol
DRAFTED ply sIcK. PHILADELPHIA
" y ''""' ." o Medicine
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- $1,000. - - aronsi asst s bttersh, analogous 10 thai
of mint Its given chiefly Urinary
/ o poin,
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confluence from . of n part,
concerned n It has ssO recon-
m - - mended n Dyspepsia Chronic Rheumatism cutaneOu,
Affections And Drop.y.
THE WORLD
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&tImboLo's &utku.

The SUN,
Stlmbob's Sutgu.
rsbly about nye year. with gravel About I weeks he
bought Of US one bottle Of your Bucbu. and before he
was through with one bottle. he passed gravel that
weigh, eom grains. which we have on e1hi'
biuon In our drug store. He say, tina, he will never
p.rstion. are gaining favor every Day Very respect
fully yours, &C.,
EccLEs HINKLE. Druggists.
yles FIFTY DOLLARS A BOTTLE.
,,. NEW Yonx. Feb. 9. 1870
DxAR On. HxLMBoLp.
DEAR srH, For the past eigh, months 1 have been
suffering from Dsasst have consulted several OF
hho'd our leading physicians but failed receive the
what slightest benent nom their costly medicines
m
Herald. was persuaded by . friend who had been
benefited by your wonLD-nrsowsrD Bucnu. pur-
chased bottle, took the contents and 90 relieved
that continued the use OF 1t. The DIABrrrs HAS -
'n0u MONTHS. I WOULD GIVE go A BOTTLE could no,
com getn At any other price.
w Of most earnestly recommend to all tSo.s suffering
from thi, disease.
Sincerely your.
ANNA z. sToUGHToN
ias West 9Th st.
AND CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTION
SUR OF LONG srANDING-sroNE PAssKD. AND TO
THE aE sKKN.
,, wKsrroRr, Conn, Sept 5, 1909.
Ii. 7. HKLMBoLp, Esq
Buchu sbout two weeks since for an affection Of the
of gravel bladder and kidneys have suffered py spells
very much for few days past. But yesterday relief
THE came Through the eject of your Buehu" stone
passed my bladder about the OF a idrSepsa.
and now feel erfccty well. and entirely free from
the pain that have Suffered with " sohard." at.
tribute my TO your medicine entirely. would
recommend all persons similarly affected to try IT, I
-'o' have great faith In its curative powers.
cor Your, truly. THOMAS J. BENNETT.
REFERS TO
w,,, Rev WILLIAM coGswELI. wes,port Conn
i'll. O. CANNON. Druggist. wesport. Conn
b. WHEELER. Esa, wcstport Conn
BRADLEY HULL. Esq. westport. Conn.
DR.. wAKEMAN, Reading. Conn.
R. W. ROBINSON. Wholesale Druggist. New York
city.
And many others, necessary.
eous CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION OF
APATKNT SEVENTY EIGHT YEARS OF AGE.
THAMES TO MR.. nKLMBoLD.
GnAsD. Pa March 81. 1869.
EDITOR CoshoPoLITs: desire. a. unsolicited
tribute to the Helmbolds Duchu and for the
berent those similarly scted m myself say thstst
consulting many eminent physicians and trying
iy all the best advertised remedies the hope OF
nnding relief from aggravated kidney and bladder dis.
ease from which have suffered excessively for many
years GOOD fortune finally suggested to me Helmbod's
Buchu which commenced using WITH little faith. and
10 spparent beneficial results for about month. At
the eIrirs,on OF that time however thought com.
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..YOte Early and Vote 0rten.,,

The wonderful msjorities obtained
of late by the Democratic party in the
worst parts of this city have puzzled
many people: The only hope of soly-
ing the riddle seemed to lie In the
census returns If they should prove
that the great movement of popula-
ton for some years has been toward
Baxter and Cherry Streets, they would
accord with the returns of the Tam
many bollot boxes. and refute the
journals which accused the Tammany
patriots OF repeating" and ballot
box stufing."
Accordingly the reports of the emu
merators are expected with deep in.
terest. Here are a few of them. from
the returns made to the Marshals. set
side by side with the vote reported 10
the same districts IN the last city
electiou-a much lighter vote than
that of November. 1868 or 1869:
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than in most cities, because of the
larger number of aliens here. Many
Of these immigrants, not yet natural
lied, live IN the ten districts named
above, and the probable number of
voters n them all is much less than
one-seventh of the whole population,
or 3.214. That three thousand peo-
pie should cast fo~rty-seven thousand
votes is a feat unprecedented in the
history of elections.
These figures may be inaccurate, but
such a startling and uniform series of
contrasts, in different districts. report
ed by different enumerators, and
alike only In this, that one set of po-
litical managers control their cleo.
tons, IS very suggestive; and full off,
cial returns will be awaited with
eager interest.-M. Y. Post, July 13.
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INDIANA ITEMS.

THE Vincennes San Weekly is to
be enlarged.
-BLACKBERRIEs are selling in New.
burgh at twenty cents per gallon.
CHAMELEON and Tell City are sub
scribing for the construction of q tele-
graph line to HawesviIle.
SEBASTIAN HAERTER, of Tell City
lost his life on the 18th inst. BY the
explosion of benzine.
MARION COUNTY Is TO have = $780,
600 Court House-an expensive lux
ury.
LAST week half an acre of wood.
land, in Lagrange County, sunk out
of sight.
The yield of wheat this year in
Warriek County is above an average
per acre.
THE amount of internal revenue
assessed IN the month of June for
Warrick County was $178 40.
NEwBURG has a population Of / 200,
out of this population s~saenteen
deaths occurred during the last year,
THE number of houses in Wash
ington is $40. number Of families 567,
population 3. PSI.
A GLASS Works Company. with a
capital Of 1885, has been organ
lied in Terre Haute.
The people Of Knox County are
discussing the prOpriety of holding q
County Fair this Fall.
THE ay.Rheel made for the POLISH
ing department Of tie New Albany
Star Gla-s Works svighs s 500pounds.
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From the Carmi Courier
Oar East and West Road.

1t is time, we think, that all bick
erinRs in this important matter
should cease. The enemies of this
road have accomplished their object
if it is continued. or If they can in any
manner keep it up. Let us conclude
to be rational beings. able to compre-
bend reason. We have been accused
of abusing General Winslow. to which
charge we disclaim any such inten-
ton. In our articles in this connec
ton, il was necessary to refer to Gen.
eral Winslow as a party to the con-
tract, and consider HE object and
aims In connection with the interests
of himself and friends. We have no
right to blame General Winslow for
getting the contract and the control
ofthe road, If it was necessary to the
accomplishment of his railroad
schemes, because he could not have
done so without the consent of other
parties.
We wish to be understood:-We
are threatened by the friends of Gen.
Winslow. if we do not except of his
propositions; General WiasLoso has
nsrer Submitted a proposition to Che
Mtnois Directors. for building :teir
road, but under the plea thatswe have
abused Gen. Winslow. his friends
threaten Eus with another road, and
the warning is proclaimed from the
hill top, that Carmi, Enfield, and Nc
Leansboro will be left out In the cold,
unless the Illinois Directors break
faith with their franklin County
friends, and wheel into line with the
views of those Magnus Trolls of that
Modern Zetland across the River,
whose expansive ideas of Territory,
seem to be obstructed by the waters
of the Wabash on one side, aud
bounded by Pigeon Greek on Ithe
other.
IF the Evansville management of
| the road had consulted, or shown any
desire whatever, to consider the
wishes of our people. instead of
agreeing to let this contract. ven be-
fore they became members of the
Board of Directors, it would not have
quite SO much the appearance that
| there was something rotten " about
the thing, and that the Directors were
working for the interest of individuals
| instead of the mutual advantage OF
the two sections of country.
We are friendly to the interest OF
| Evansville, for our " are identified
with them. We are IN earnest in
wanting a road, and our people pro-
pose TO act fairly, and consider rea-
sonably. any propositions made with
an assurance of good faith to build
the road.
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GENERAL JOHN CoBURN of this
State, did one good job in Congress,
for which he deserves reelection.
He secured the passage of q bill de-
signed to restrict private transactions
in Government furniture. His bill
provides for an accurate invoice of all
Government property in the Depart
ments, Capitol. and White House, aud
obliges all officers IA charge Of such
matters to obtain receipts for il from
their successors. Up TO this time no
such invoice has been kept. o any
records of sales preserved. The bill
will operate severely upon the furni.
ture and carpet business Of Wash.
inQkol.
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HARMoNY.-We are inclined to the
opinion. after reading 3 very lengthy
and most piteous editorial, in the
New Albany Ledger. that the Democ-
racy of that county are not in the
most united condition. A correspond
eut OF the Louisville Commercial
says it is rumored that the Chairman
of the Democratic Central Commit
tee has been called on to order a
meeting Of that body. to take action
on a sue gestion of the Ledger that
some Of the Democratic nominees
must be thrown overheard. and new
men put in their places. This is most
surprising news to us. We have al
ways regarded Floyd County as the
very paradise Of Democracy. where G
few of the favored ones. including the
proprietor Of the Ledger, we're per.
mitted to eat of the fruits continually,
without a solitary tree being inter
dicted. What serpent has crawled
into this paradise to breed disaffec-
ton and discontent2
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-19

WE copy, this morning. from the
New York Post. some interesting facts
connected with the census returns OF
New York. These returns show the
manner in which elections have been
conducted in that city, and fully ae-
counts for the Republican defeats
Ten districts-in which the census
saker could only find 22.499 men,
women and children. all told-cast
last May a vote of 47.615. In other
words, the ten districts cast more
than twice as many votes as they
actually had population. We pre-
sumo other districts did equally well
for the Democratic party.
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In Illinois, in 1868, the Democratic
party polled 199.143 votes. In 1862. a
proposition prohibiting negro citizen
ship was carried by 175, 900 majority.
The result Of the recent election upon
the constitution shows how much the
Democratic party has been educated
by the discussions and events which
have taken place during the last few
years. The constitution, including the
Fifteenth Amendment. negro suffrage,
and negro eligibility to Office, has been
ratified by an overwhel' 'pg majority
of the people Of the ~te. Of the
$4,000 Democrats voted for Sey-
mOuri in 1868. less than s., 900 voted on
the I'd Of July against the fifteenth
Amendment, negro suffrage. or negro
citizenship; less than that number
could be induced to vote thrt " This
is a white mans government, to be
ruled by white men alone" Some of
the strongest Democratic counties In
the State rolled up handsome MAORI
ties for a Constitution which recog-
nizes negroes as the political equals
of white men, ADD makes them ELF
gible to all offices, and voters at all
elections.
We suggest to the Republicans of
this District, when they hear a blather
skiting Democrat blowing about be-
longing to the white mans party, and
denouncing Republicans as negro
Worshippers. that they ram the above
fact down his throat and choke him
with it.
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SPR- 'ToFIELD, Mass, Aug. i Io55.
In Marcn, 1856, h Boston pnyslcians
gave up my case, saying that my lelt lung
was nearly gone. My cough, expectora.
ito LIS and night sweats were great. l co9Lo
sit mp or use my arms, ana oesloes
male weakness. While / was thus looking
down into the grave, 1 procureo
DR.. Banning's lung brace at the uIgent
request of one who had been raised from
q similar condition by is use. q result
was instant relief, and my healtn Is now
perfect In every aspect.
Yours gratefully, N. L. bCMAS.
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mo. l5SO.)
United States Marsh4rs Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District OF Indiana, lss'
UYHEKEAS, q libel Of
w was hled In the District Courg OF fhe
United States for b District or Indiana.
on the 18th day OF June, IS70, BY Jordan
Fields. John Holland, Dock Frank. Thos.
Taylor, John Wtiitams, Charles Robson,
and Perry Campbell, by their Proctor
Chas. u. Marsh, against the steamboat
West Wind, her boilers. engines. tackle,
apparel, and furniture. seized at said Dis
ti1ct upon q cause of action civil mar
1time. wherein they claim as damages the
SUM OF s9l4 80, and praying process against
said goods, and that the same may be con-
demned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the MO
milton under the seal of eatd Court 70 me
diI ecssd and delivered, I do hereby Civ
public notice TO all persons claimin ala
goods. or any part thereof, or In any man
ner Interested therein, that they De and APP
pear before IA said, the District Court OF
the United state I, to be held at the city OF
Indianapolis, in and for the District Of In
diana, on The nrst Monday Of August
nexf. At 10 o'clock OF the forenoon OF that
dav. then and there to tnferpose their
claims and make their alleIationa In that
MnrH1aI III, E.
by SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest; j. D. HnWLAHn, CitrA, iy2 let
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-19

RAILROAD.-In the Rockport Jour.
nat we notice q standing column con-
tanning the James of the business
mel OF Cincinnati, numbering thirtv-
nine names, who have subscribed To
the Rockport 4 Cincinnati Railroad
but what the amount subscribed IS.
we have no way of knowing, but SUP.
pose they have subscribed one thou.
sand dollars each, the amour would
probably build one mile and three.
quarters of the railroad. This ia
rather a poor showing towards build.
ing the proposed railroad. Whyitis,
the amount subscribed can not be
made public, OF some official report
made of the matter, so as to give
n satisfaction to the people, is
more than we can imagine.-ROckpor
Democrat.
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RAILROAD MATTERS,

JOHN 81. BLIsH, Esq, the President
OF the Sandusky. Seymour & Evans
vile Railroad, has been appointed by
the Board of Directors chief engineer.
with instructions to organizs his
corps IS soon as possible, and enter
upon the survey of the route. Mr..
Blish expects to take the field with
his surveying party during the coming
week, and run a preliminary line be-
tween this place and Evansville
Seymour DtM crdt.