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HELMBoLDs EXTRACT d BUcHU GIVES
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CERTIFICATE OF DISTINGUISHED MID
WIFE
PHILADKLPuA, Aug IS, 1869.
Mfr. HelrrboLd:-
Sir:-I have used your Extract Buchu with many
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Very truly yours,
REBECCA STANTON, M D.
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JIRLMBoLDS BUCHU Is MORE STRENGTH
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TIEIMBoLDs BUCHU, TIE ONLY KNOWN
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bladder Inflammation OF the kidneys, catarrh Of the
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IJELMBoLDs BUCHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL, /
SALISBURY, N. o., March 10, lse65
FL. 7. Hetmboid, Esq, Philadelphia, Penn;-
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Please forward these medicines again as before,
G. o. D., per express. am, sir,
Very respectfully yours, etc,
M. +. A. HOFFMAN,
Surgeon in charge OF Hospital
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CITY HALL, MAYORS OPYIcB, |
RAILWAY, N, j.. Dec. o. 1859,

A CASE OF INFLAMMATION OF KIDNEYS AND
GRAVEL.
From MORGAN, FBAzEL & Co,
GLASGOW, Missouri, February 0, 1858
Mr.. II. 4. Helrtbold:-
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Yours respectfully,
EDWIN M. PEAZEL.
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TJRLMBoLD's BUCHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diabetes irritation Of the neck OF the
bladder, Inflammation Of the kidneys catarrh OF the
bladder, strangury or pa niui urinatin
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uBLMBoLDs BUcHU. THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diabetes, irritation OF the neck Of the
bladder Inflammation Of Tho kicneys, cstarrh Of the
bladder, strangury or painful urinating.
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1NAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
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Use HELMBoIDS EXTRACT BUCHU AND IN
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MANHoOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR ARE
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CHU.
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uMIMBoLD's BUCHU Is MORE STRENGTH
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-02

uRLMBoLD's BUCHU Is MORE STRENGTH
ening than any Of the preparations OF Bark or Iron
Infinitely safer and more pleasant
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-02

uELMBoLD's BUCHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diabetes irritation OF the neck Of the
bladder Inflammation Of the kidneys, ostarrh Of the
bladder, strangury or painful urinating
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HELMBoLDs BUCHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diabetes, irritation OF the neck Of the
bladder, Inflammation Of the Kidneys catarrh OF the
bladder, straagury, painfnl urnatiug.
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HELMBoLDs BUCHU is MORE STRENGTH
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ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONsrrJv u
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-02

uEIMBoLD'S BUCHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diabetes, Irritation OF the neck Of the
bladder, Inflammation OF the Kidneys catarrh Of the
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HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU AND IN
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little no change in diet, no inconvenience and no
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properties.
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NO THANKS TO MIR. HELMBoLD.

CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION
OF A PATIENT SKvKNTY-EIGHT YEARS OF
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rIEIMBoLDs BECHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-02

uELMBOLD'S BUCHU, THE ONLY KNOWN
remedy for diaoetes irritation OF the neck Of the
bladder Inflammation OF the Kidneys cstarrh OF the
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ONK HUNDRED DOLLARS WOULD BE GIVEN
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- nAHWAfs M ia DeCs y ioot' .
DBAR sIRwi take great pleasure in sending you q
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7S Milton avenue Railway, N ~ >,
Councilman Third Ward, City OF Railway.
RAILWAY, N. J., Dec. q, 1862
We, the undersigned are well acquainted with III.
NJ. Freeman, OF Railway, and know that he has
been long time suffering, In the worst possible
FORM for the past four years and that he has been
j. w. SAVAGE, ex-Mayor. ..
FRANK LA BAU, President OF Council.
VIM. RICHARDS, Clerk OF Council
PETER A. BANTA, Councilman.
W. J. BROWN, Councilman.
j. s. s. MERCK, Councilman
LEWIS HOFF Councilman.
j. b. STRYKER, Merchant.
CITY HALL, MAYORS OPYIcB,
! RAILWAY, N j., Dec. o, 1852
Tbs viii certify that am personally acquainted
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set forth In the above statement and the seve al
persons whose signatures are hereunto attached are
JOHN r. WHITNEY Mayor OF Railway. N. j.
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TIELMBoLDs BUCHU Is MORE STRENGTH
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-02

T'HE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH: THERE
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Whether existing In
MALE sOR FEMALE,

From whatever c. use originating and no matter ot
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HOW LONG STANDING ssssxs !
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CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE YEARS STANDING
STONE PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-02-26


passable during some seasons of the year.
OUR EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
Are especially good, and there is no citizen of
the town but may we'll be proud of our schools.
We now have seven school buildings, all brick,
and capable of accommodating fifteen hundred pu.
pills. They are conducted on the graded system,
and offer good education to every child in the
place. In 1866 there were in attendance in our
schools one hundred and twenty-five pupils, and
a very irregular attendance at that. Now, the
number is over fifteen hundred, with . regular
attendance of over twelve hundred, thus showing
that great and earnest efforts have been made TO
secure this desirable result. There are now 90
teachers engaged in the public schools, many Of
them being the best in the land, and receiving
salaries ranging frsm $50 to 800 per month
There are also y Catholic school, a French
Protestant school, German Catholic and Lu.
theran school in the oity
THE CHURCHES ....
OF . town are in most cases fair index Of the
public spirit animsting its citizens. For mos,
part our churches are superior to church edi6ce,
generally in towns Of like size, aad are nonu.
ments Of the enterprise and Nberality Of GU,
citizens. Our churches are prcsided By pastors
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-05

ga most disgraceful scene was en-
acted during the closing hours of the
Ohio Legislature. In the House, es-
pecially, a scene of confusion and dis
order prevailed Parr, Of Licking, and
McVey, ofShelby, both democrats quar-
relied, and Parr shed his coat and used
the most profane and improper language.
In the drunken revel-for this it must
have been--cushions, books, paper-wads
and other missiles were thrown about
the hall One Of the large chandeliers
was struck by book and shivered to
pieces, some of the broken glass strik-
ing quiet member from the northern
part of the State in the face, cutting
him severely in several places. If Wo-
man Suffras and share of Women 9 =
resentatives would do away with these
disgraceful orgies in our Legislative
halls, God speed the day!-Pery County
Weekly.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-05

"THE New Specimen Book aud Price
List Of the Cincinnati Type Foundry
Charles Wells, Treasurer-was received
by us, few days ago 1t is a beauty
progressively, scientifically and mechan.
ically, beauty always; is thin enough
to handle comfortably, containing JUS
what is needed and no more; and is thu
top Of credit to all concerned. We have
dealt with this Foundry twenty years
making our first purchase of Charles
Wells, in 1885, and have lever had the
slightest reason to complain"
We cut the above from one of our ex-
changes, We believe the Marietta Regis
ter. We have not received the speci-
men book referred to, but we can tesli-
fy to the honesty, integrity and faiI
dealing of Mr.. Wells We got ouI
type from him in 1868, and we are get
ting our new dress, presses &c from
him.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-05

IRoNroN AND COLUMBUS RAILROAD.
On Saturday last dispatch was received
from Wayerly stating that the engineers
surveying the proposed rout for this
road were at that place, and the impress
sion prevailed that more available
rout would be found for this road by
following thO,Scioto Valley from Ports
mouth to Waverly, than the one hereto
fore spoken OF and just gone over by the
engineers, viz: from Irontorato Jackson
and thence to Waverly. The object in
telegraphing, was to ask, if the engin-
GERS surveyed the route down the VAL
ley to Portsmouth, the expense for the
survey in Scioto county would be paid
by her citizens. Answer was sent back,
telling the engineers to come on, and we
suppose they are coming down the Val
ley. The question of the practicability
of the two routes will soon be settled
Portsmouth Tribune.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-05

THE TAYLOR House. The old frame
building in the rear ofthe Taylor House
is being vacated by the tenants, and will
soon be mounted upon wheels and rolled
elsewhere. This will be good news to
everybody, as market street has been
encountered by the old nuisance long
enough.
The proposed Improvements will be
commenced at once. The addition will
be four stories (of brick) and give forty
four new rooms to the hotel; also four
handsome store rooms, fronting on mar
ket street. PAT PHENDERgAsr, the pop
ular landlord, will have ninety rooms at
his disposal by this improvement. The
kitchen will be large, and constructed
with all the modern improvements.
The house is to be thoroughly over
hauled and remodeed. Portsmouth has
long been behind the times as regards
hotel facilities, aud this change for the
better is one that will be welcomed by al,
one that will pay, Portsmouth Tribune,
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Important RaiIrOad Project.

Mr. Thompson, of HillsbOro, called
at this place on last Friday morning, to
consult with our people in reference to
Completing the old Hillsboro road ia
this place. This road, it will be re.
membered, was graded, and the cul.
verts put in, some fifteen years ago, and
the work has been but little injured
since that time. The road can be fin.
ished at a mere nominal cost. East oI
this place considerable work has been
done, and our Gallipolis friends should
take measures at once TO have this road
finished to that place. Gallipolis must
have a railroad, and here is tho way it
should come.
We take the following from the Gin
cinnati Gazette;
can important railroad meeting is to
be held at Hillsboro, Highland county,
on Thursday, May 8. The unfinished
line of railroad extending east of Hills
boro to Piketon and Jackson, passes
from the Baltimore & Ohio and Mariet-
Ia & Cincinnati Railroads to the land.
holders on the line, in accordance with
the provisions of the law of May, 1868.
1t is proposed at this meeting to form a
new company to finish the line from
Ilillsboro TO Pikoton, distance of So
miles, thence to Jackson, 20 miles far.
ther, as soon as possible, When fin
ished, this line is expected to connect
with the lronton g. Columbus Railroad,
and will form an easy and cheap con-
neotion between Cincinnati aud the
western terminus of the Ohio & Ches-
apeake Railroad, at or near Ironton.
Among those who will bo present at the
meeting are the Hon Ralph Leete, OF
lroptOni Hon, James Emmtt, of Pike
county; Hon, t. Glover, ofScoto, and
others. The interests to be looked out
for are SO important that there should
be n large attendance"
We find the following in another OF
our Cincinnati exchanges
"The citizens of Hllsboro claim that
tho Cincinnati and Chesapeake Railroad
should run through that city, aid they
produce facts aud figures which, &is al
legged, prove that TO be the best and
most direct route, There is now a rail.
road from this city to HilIsboro where
it stops Tho proposition is t6.c5plin-
ue this road to the Ohio river, and there
make n connection with the Chesapeake
g. Ohio Railroad The people of Hills
boro are in earnest about this matter"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-05-05

The territory of Wyoming, though
sufficiently in advance of the civilization
of the East to have women Jurors, it
seems has no prison for the punishment
of the cOnvicts her juries bring to JUS
tice. A short time ago five of the
sterner sex, who were lately convicted
by half-female jury in Wyoming Ter
ritory, have been sent to be boarded
and lodged in the Michigan Peniten-
tiary. They passed through Chicago
tho other day en- route for their dark and
dreary place of abodej and every one of
them expressed himself as decidedly
opposed to "Woman Suffrage" nor is
il at all probable that they will alter
their minds during their Incarceration,
as they will not be allowed to attend
the convincing Conventions, or hear
the persuasive speeches. The expert
ment Of allowing women an equal place
in political and judicial proceedings is
so far success. The influence of wo.
man will always be against the vices
which disturb society and rob the
homes Of the land of peace and COM
fort II, as some claim, Home is woman's
empire, let her be clothed with power
enough to protect the peace, purity and
dignity Of that home from invasion or
destruction. Toledo Blade.
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Railroad Meeting.

Pursuant to notice given by posters
issued on Saturday morning, meeting
of the citizens of Jackson was held at
the Court House on Saturday night,
April 80, 1870, to take into cousidera-
ton the propriety of finishing the Hills
boro railroad w. X. Hastings was
called 10 the chair, and d. Macklcy ap-
pointed secretary. The chairman stated
the object of the meeting, after which
remarks were made by Levi DUNCAN,
Porter DuHadway, DR.. A. B. Monahan,
DR.. l. T. Monahan, d. Mackley and
Isaac Brown. The following per sons
were then appointed as corporators for
Jackson county, for the new company
to be organized: Levi DUNCAN, ia
cob H. Kicker, D. MackIey and Peter
Pickrel.
The following delegates were appoint.
ed to attend the meeting to be held at
Hillsboro on Thursday, May 5th: Dr.
A. B. Monahan, AIanson Robbins,
Capt. Lewis Davis, II. L. Chapman,
Peter Pickrel, ], II. Kicker, w. 7.
Washam, John L. Long, John NJ.
Jones and L, p Sutherland,
On motion the meeting adjourned,
w. X. HASTINGS, Chm.
D. MAcKLET, SEo'y
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Berlin Ono April 2lst 1870:

Editor Standards
Ifyou think the following worth the
attention Of your readers, please publish
it.
A clock and gun are situated at a
certain point on the earth's surface -
Another clock and gun are situated on
the same meridian, some distance from
the first. The first clock is too fast,
the second too slow
The gun at the first clock is fired
when it is l o'clock by that clock, and
the sound is heard at the second clock
at one and one half seconds after one
by its time.
The gun at the second clock is fired
when it is 2 O'clock by the second clock
and is heard at the FIRST clock 10 Sec
onds after two by its time.
What is the difference in time of the
two clocks, and how far apart are they?
J. Z. SYLVESTER.
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Virginia Railroads and Virginia
Prospects.

The coal field on the West slope Of
the Alleghenies, extending from the
Monongahela to the Big Sandy rivers,
is by far the largest, the richest, and is
destined to become the most valuable
in the world. Iu Europe, nearly all the
coal deposits lie far beneath the general
surface, and far below water level Deep
shafts arc sunk at immense cost, to
reach them; the mines srethen VentiIa-
lated and drained as they are being
worked, only after the most astonishing
outlays On the Kauawha and collat-
oral valleys, the coal crops out Of the
bill sides in veins from to IL feet thick,
far above water level, and can be dump
ed into the cars by the force of gravity
for merely nominal cost, and carried
thence to wherever it is needed. A
few miles eastward of this immepse
store of coal, on the eastern slope Of the
AAeganies, are found ineshaastble de-
posts of iron ores of the best qualities.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
now in course of construction from the
aavigabe waters of the James River,
to the river navigation OF the MissisSip-
pi Valley, the greater part Of which is
already in operation, crosses both the
iron fields and the coal fields, aud unites
them to the scaboard on the one hand
and the Great West on the other Near
ly 1000 men are employed upon this
great work, aud it will not be many
months before the cars will travel con-
tinuously from Memphis, Saint Louis Or
Chicago, TO and from these great iron
and coal deposits, and II need be, on TO
the navigation of the Atlantic at Rich
mond.
These natural advantages, together
with the encouraging rush Of immigra.
ton now finding its way to Virginia and
West Virginia, will give to those States
a vast wealth and industry. The com
pletion of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad itself will set free a wonderful
amount OF latent power, and is to rank
as one Of the most important works Of
improvement now in progress.
The Loan of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company, which is an
nounced elsewhere in our columns, by
the well known Banking firm, Fisk &
Hatch, Of New York, it will be seen
is being steadily absorbed for invest
ments. These bonds have several fea-
lures of convenience aud security not
hitherto found combined. To all per.
sons contemplating investments of cap,
ital, Or the exchange Of securities, their
remarks will be of special interest