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Cure Of Kidney and Bladder Election
efa Patient Serenty-EisM Tears
Of Aye-Thanks to
Mfr. Hlmbold.

GIRARD. Pa. March 81, 1860.
EpIroR CosMoPoLIrE:
desire a. an unsol: cited tribute to the
merits OF Helmbold's Buchu. and for the
benefit Of those similarly afflicted as myself,
to say that after consulting many eminent
physicians, and trying neatly all the best
advertised remedies in the vain hope Of find-
ing relief from aggravating kidney and blad-
der diseases, from which have suffered ex-
cessively for many years, good fortune Fl.
naily suggested TO me Helmbold's Buchu,
which commenced using with little faith,
and no appa,ert beneficial results for about
a month. AZ the expiration Of that time,
however, thought l commenced to expert
cnce slight relief, which encouraged me to
rersevere in il. use. and now at the expira-
ticn Of four n,onthe. although sm an in
firm old man, nearly seventy-eight years Of
-. --.a e.~-aanenily medicines cannot be
expected to favcrably effect me as they 9th.
crwise would. have found snch unspeaka.
III" relief aud permanent benefit from Mr..
lielmbold's valuable discovery, that feel
ought publicly to record the fact, as an :ac-
acknowledgement to him aud valuable sus-
gestion TO the public.
Yours, Respectfully,
ID. M. LAREN.
Mr.. Larsn refers 10 the follawia2s gentle
mea:
Col. Dan Rice. Girard, Pa.
Chas. Stow, Esq.. Girard, Pa, I'd. Cosmcp-
elite.
George n. Cutler Girard, Pa. Attorney.
c. J. Hines. G,irard. Pa, Attorney.
Capt. ID. W. Hutchinson. Girard, Pa, At
torncy.
David Olin, Girs.d. Pa, Merchant.
David D.y, Gisard, Pa, Merchant.
G Rock vel, Girard. Pa, Merchant.
b c Ely. Gisart. Pa Druggist.
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book for the S'asses. Agents arc selling
from 50 TO $50 per week.
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Cure of Bladder and Kidney affection
Of Long .Sanding-Stone Passed
and to be Seen.
WEsrpokT, CONN. September 5, 1869.
H.T. HELMBoLp. ESQ:
Dear ir-Ic'ommerced taking your Eek
tract Of Buchu' about two weeks since for
an affection Of the Graves bladde, and kid
ncys. hare suffered by spells. very much,
for few days past. But yesterday relief
came through the effect of your "Buchu.'
A stone passed from my bladder about the
siz4 Of a LARGE PEA, and how feel perfect
ly well and entirely free from the pain that
I have suffered with $50 hard" / attribute
my cure TO your medicine entirely, and
would recommend all persons similarly af-
fected to try it. lave great faith in its
curative powers.
Yours. truly,
THOMAS ]. BENNETT
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TNHE ahovs well known tIouse has r..
i Gently been opened hy c. +. Barnard,
Formerly of the American Hotel. Washinc-
ton, u. c.. AID has capacity to accommc.
dare over hundred people with l"G,ing,
and has capacious and nicely furnished
rooms for fatalities. Connected with the
House also is ladies' dining room. TIE
stric,cst order is maintained and accomtno-
dat,ng servants always at call The House
is open al all h. urs. The advantage OF {.
Hotel upon the plan OF the Sherwood House
is, that the guest can Accommodate the price
Of his living to his own wishes. paving onl-
for what he gets. The Sherwood House has
recently been newly furnished and retltcG.
an|. being in = central and business par; ~
the CITY, offers unusual inducements Ia trl-
vellcrs. A fair trial Is asked. ard pa,rouac.
from 81. Mary's county solicited.
CP BARNARD,
Agent.
s'lt -, lsT IT,
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A VALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE.

a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
IA containing 80 to 275 acres, loca.
ted at the mouth Of the Wicomico on The
Potomac River. St. Mary's county. Md.
The soil is kind and productive and is we'll
adapted to the growth of the staple pro-
ducts ofthis section of the State. This farm
is convenient to two or three steamboat
wharves. has a roomy A
DWELLING HOUSE @T::lA
upon it. a large BARN, Ii.k
STABLES, and other OUT zs1Es
HOUSES. There is plenty Of WOOD
and TIMBER for the use of the place and
some that might be spared for sale. The
adjacent waters abound in FISH. oysters and
wild fowl in season and can be had al
most at the landing. 1t lies Immediately
on the great Duckiog Grounds. Qhe Mar
rows has fne water soil convenient for
bedding oysters, Is to 20 thousand bush
els Of which might now be easily and pre-
fitably bcdded. II desired, the land can
be divided into t~o saug Farms, each
having an equal water front Any one
wanting to purchase valuable place, can
get bargain, as I am desirous of moving
to the West. Address,
b. CHESELDINE,
Milestowu,
St. Mary's Co..
Nd.
May 10, lS10-tf.
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10 . Pharmaceutical Fsepasaiiaa. The pro-
per Mans 10 given. and u - the most active
which ean be made; Il h endorsed % .
-ure BY .ll medica. works. for such diseases
g recommended by the Proprietor. Il 10
pleasant in is taste and oior. free Kun all
injurious properties. and 10 taken by Adults
and Children. l, is Tonic. Diuretic. Rlend
Purifying and Iavigorating. En'eebled and
delicate constitutions Of roth scxes win end
i. far more strengthening than any Of the
Preparations Of Bark or Iron.
See Medical Properties contained in Dis
pe.satorv Of The United States, Of which
the following is a correct copy:
BUCHU.--lts odor is strong, diffusivc,
and somewhat aromatic /; its taste is hitter
ish, and analogous to that Of mint. It is
given chiefly in complaints Of the Urinary
Organs, snch as Gravel. Chronic Catarra Of
the Bladder. morbid irritation Of the Blad-
der and Urerha. diseases of the PROSTATE
Grind, and Retention or the lncoutinence
Of Urine, from loss OF tone in the parts
concerned in ITS evacuation. IL has also
heen recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections, and
Dropsy.
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.

A Supplement containing numerous full
sized p1lerrs of useful articles accnmpa-
$3.50 eEeEy fortnight. and ocrasion-
sHsls4eYsk ans CoEored Fashion Plate.
HaTrcy's Baxar contains lG folio pages
Of the size nj Hsrperis Weekly. prin,e'l on
surerfns caiendered paper, and is publish
ed weekly.
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R. 4. GOLDEN b BRO,
e. Is O Gle II S:
AND
MERCHANTS,
Washington ID. C..

A RE happy to announce to the citizens
"A Of St. Mary's cnnnty and its contigni-
ty that having at much expense provided
increased facilities for the accommodation
and storage Of goods anil cattle sent to then,
for salc on Commission. that they are pre-
pared to Offer to those VIII. may entrust
them xith their patronage assurances that
their merchandise will receive the hishes,
market prices.
Our close communication with the wharves
and our long establishment 10 the Grocery
business, enable us to command better pri-
ces for country products than possessed by
any Commission Merchant in the city.
Remember the place.
r. A. GOLDEN h Bro,
Warehouses No. 81 and Sc
r street South
Washington d. C
June "a. lS69-tE.
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h0RllE d oREENWrlL.
Busldeys and Contractors.

Il he undersigned have entered into c.
partnership rs Builders and Contrae-
tors, and are prepared to execute all demands
in their line Of business that may be made
upon them with promptness, az reasonable
rates and IN wcvkrnsnlike manner
@ GE0kGE HORNE.
TAOS. c. GREENWELL,
LeoI ard Town.
--@ 49,. Nd.
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81, 900 REWARD

"A Rtpositoryef Fask;on. Pleasure, and
lInstrmcti0m."
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.snoiher Liberal Offer J.!

SErr. -, 1870.
Az VEN subscrib,rs Tar one or more Of our
r~ 'odicai' for he gear 1871. rer,ihing direct 10
Z" h> ycayiu 'nb'cripfion price Betore IA, Gr.t o,
January, cell he supplied ~ifh ~hafsrsr hey may
sSoseribr for irons "a, Gra Of October 81 ne PRES
snf y'ar-tAat IS, THREE MONTHS Gratis.
We publish
The Edinburgh Rericr.
The london Quarterly Rerien,
The Matchmaker Rerirr.
1'Ae North British Rerier,
Eaekxoods Edinburgh Magazine.
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H.T. HELMBOLD,

Drag aad Chemical Warehouse,
SEA Brosdscey. Ner York.
by None are genuine unless done Up ],
s.eea-ensrsvcd wrappes. Win fac-simile e
my Chemical Warehouse, and signed l
ThELxROLD.
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tie. or six bottles Tor 90 so. Delivered 10
any address. Describe symptoms in all
communications. Address
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TERMS

TERMS: PsR Axxrx.
For any one Of the Reviews $500
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For oil four of the Reviews, 1900
For Hack ~ Gods Magazine. 400
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res Hlackwocd and any two of the Reviews 10 90
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Sept "a, 1870.
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RKFERs TO
Rev. WILLIAM COGSWELI., West
port, Conf.
}. L. &. CANNON, Druggist, westport.
Conn.
Il. B. WHEELER, Esq, Westport.
Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq. westport.
Conn.
DR.. WAKEMAN, Reading. Conn.
R.W. ROBINSON, Wholesale Drug.
81. New York City; and many others il
necessary.
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: a + u G A.
- For Consumption and its attendant 5
complaints Il the Lirer, SroNAcR- Boxs's, -
Kidssys, Gezitsl Orgass, and all Affections,
Peesiisr 70 Wosses. Fos SALE 81 ALL pKrS-
Gisrs. Ssnd for Circular.
$1,000 REWARD
For any case Of Hind keeAss or keAins
eurr- n - rvrrd GO Of I'd years standing.
Try IL, and get rid Of the most troublesome dis
ease nesh b heir TO. Sold by all DrugKists.
L.P. BINGHAM 1 CO.,
C7emias and Proprieters,
FSaakiin a., Bassimors, Nd.
April 81, Is7c-ly.
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NfE Respectfully announce to the citizrns Of
w ST Mary's aud Charles counties that We
have engaged In the commission ana f,rward-
ing business in conjunction with our establish
ii.tc'l grocery trade, and solicit consignm-nts
Of all kinds of country produce. also wo"i and
lumber for which wc guarantee thc highest
market prizes.
We would also call attention t" our large
stock "f Groceries, which We offer To our r.
irons AT wholesale rates.
References
Geo II L hi;e assistant cashier National lsank,
Washington. u C.. George Jenkins, Balii-
more, Nd. John Palmer, u " Tyler anil
John II Ahcll, :, Mary county, Nd, VIA
u Lewis, Accomac county, Va.
d June >, lsIo-ly.
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The Proprietor fruits that his Remedies.
from the fact Of being asiyertised. may nos
be elaxsed rs Pateut Medicines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-07
Meeting of the N. H. State Repub'
lican Committee.

CONCORD, N. H., Jan. 6.
The State Republican Committee met at
the Eagle Hotel this evening to make prelim-
mary arrangements for the State Convention
tomorrow, and appointed committee of one
from each county to recommend list of per-
manent officers of the convention. Hon.
Henry Parkman of Nashua was appointed
chairman. The committee reported Hon
Asa Fowler of Concord, President, and one
Vice President from each county. Wyman
Pate, Enfield, Jos. A. Place, Rollingsford,
Gen. Frank W. Miller, Portsmouth, were
nominated Secretaries.
A letter from Col. Norman Smith, formerly
of Coos county, and A. Walker, member of
the Virginia State Senate, dated Richmond,
Va. Dec. 2Sth, addressed to Hon. Z. H.
Rollins, was read. 1t asked that 4 resolution
be passed thatthe people of Virginia having
adopted a constitution, republican in form, by
q nearly unanimous vote, and its legislature
having complied with all the requirements of
the reconstruction acts, therefore good faith
demands that Congress should at once admit
the State to representation in accordance
with the request of President Grant
On motion of Hon. L. ID. Mason. it was re-
ferred to the New Hampshire Delegation in
Congress.
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U. 8. Pension.

U. 8. Pension.
Baker & Weeks, U. S. claim agents in
this city, furnish us with information derived
from recent orders issued from Washington
u. c., relative to certain pensions, viz:
At the time of payment of the Pension of a
Hidoc or mother hereafter the affidavit of two
persons will be required showing that she has
not married since the decease of the soldier
on whose account the Pension was granted,
and where the father of a soldier deceased is
in receipt of pension he will hereafter be re-
quired before payment to make oath shat he
has not by marriage or otherwise acquired
property or been provided Itth support"
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From Canada.

OTTAWA, Ca, Jan. 6.
A meeting of the Privy Council was held
to-day, a. which it is understood the Red
River difficulty was discussed.
The government will await the result of
the negotiation of Vicer Thibault and Col
De Salabery, to obtain statement, of the
claim of insurgent leaders to form basis for
settlement. No doubt the government will
be prepared to adopt active measures in con-
formity with the Hudson Bay Company, and
the imperial government to restore order in
the spring 1t is said that Governor McDou-
gals commission as Lieut.. Governor of the
Northwest was only to take effect when the
country was transferred to Canada by the In
perial Government. As this did not take
place, it is presumed he still holds a seat in
the house of commons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-07

The road leading from this city to Belfast
by the foot of Worromontogus Pond, has been
several times flowed to an unusual height
the past season, and when flowed it is danger
Gus travelling in consequence of holes that
usually come in the road caused by the high
water. The rain of last Sunday raised the
water to such height over the road that the
city authorities have caused the road to be
closed for the present, and by an examination
that the same has been recently raised, by
new owner, for the purpose of having larger
supply of water for his mills in Pittston. He
has been notified by the Mayor to draw off
the water and pay damages.
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7o,o,oo,, d AZ eor ~. n,rro.o IS ,a,,;u;.
sSg to DC tsor io.hnn I f,hanherl.;r c.
~ 49, ~ ns,h, ronu;rod b., $500 -.
.;nn 80 an ,ss,, hin, 70 entorr No. .ho Soalan
&c liz otsn;,I dn,;os .nd af .aa:.'. - 30
b;,s yasb con,mnr;cat;an a. ba ~, ~ .,on
40 ,,asn 10 f'e"'''
On motion tho Clorl oo,uoas ,
., Oh. Sano,a n;f,,rr ,ha''.s.ss 4" n,sss"sS
tba IIousn ,s;,,, f. r,anes;, eo'su''e's u
adi"',ruad Ito P'0p0''''o"'
EVENING SESSION.
Passed 10 be enocted An net additional ia
an act to incorporate the Iew;ston Rleacherv
Companv approved March 20 1s53. an act
to increase the canital s,ockt of the Rates
Manufacturing Companv in Lewiston.
The hour desiupated Nv the order nronosinp
a Joint Convention of the two branches bay
ino arrived tho Senate came in md n Conven-
ton was formed
IN coNyrN,rYoN
..,,...1--' - ~ - ~ y 49,
YIN iho'ioh OF MI LANG OF tne senate uhat
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there is some dissatisfaction about the To-

there is some dissatisfaction about the To-
cation. The publications of the Historical
Society are noticed with high appreciation.
The doings of the Board of Guardians of
destitute orphans, soldiers and sailors are
commended, and attention called to the
Orphan Asylums at Bangor and Bath.
The result of the measures for organizing
the militia has been satisfactory. The pre-
sent law is good enough for all exigences
The State Pension law has been well
administered the amount paid for the
year is about $35, 900.
The law for reviews in capital cases,
passed at the last session, the Governor
would have repealed. The revision Of
the statutes, now being made, he would
have carefully scrutinized. He thinks the
pay of the Judges of the Supreme Court
is not sufficient, and suggests that their
circuit expenses be audited and paid by
the State. The amendment to the consti
tuition authorizing the legislature to di
vide towns into voting districts having
been adopted, the constitution is amended
accordingly. The work of the State
Liquor Commissioner has been satisfac-
tory but the practice of turning confscated
liquors into town agencies is not approved.
He is of opinion that our liquor laws are
falling into disrespect His reasons for
his belief are forcibly given; he reviews
and condemns severely the course of the
third party men, and vindicates himself
against the unworthy imputations cast
upon him by them.
Agriculture is placed at the head of our
material interests. The Governors re-
marks upon this subject are not extended
but pertinent. For settling our public
lands Swedish immigration is mentioned.
Interest in manufactures and railroads has
so increased within three years as to
mark an epoch in our history. The inn
provement of our water power is urged.
In the building of railroads great enter
prise is shown; more than 250 miles be-
ing now in process of construction. The
consolidation of prominent lines of rail
road in the State is considered favorably.
With brief reference to the past of the
State and the future prospect this able
State paper closes.
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New York Items.

NEW 7 DIRK, Jan. 8.
The Express Washington dispatch says a
vessel arrived in Charleston Harbor yesterday.
and it is reported by the Spanish minister to
be Cuban privateer, and filed with men,
among them a portion of the crew of the
Hornet 1t is stated that U. S. Revenue
Cutter has been sent Down from Charleston
with the L. S. Marshal on board, to over
haul her.
Cable dispatches to the Associated Press
by the Atlantic cable are received as usual,
and the statement to the contrary is pntrue.
Generals Banks, Burnside, Hill and Hale,
arrived here to-day by steamship Java from
from Europe.
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A man by the name of George Bauman shot
himself and his paramour at a disreputable
house in New York on Sunday evening. The
woman's name was Annie Mcnamara. Both
were school teachers in Brooklyn.
An attempt was made to reduce the wages
of the San Francisco telegraph operators,
which caused them to strike, and other oper-
ators in the Middle, Western and Eastern
States struck too, almost stopping the lines.
Secretary Robertson, pursuing his we'll
defined policy of Kidding the Navy Department
Of useless and superfuous officers, has ordered
a court-martal to convene at Boston for the
trial of number of marine officers, against
whom charges have been made.
The wife of Mr. William Downes, respec-
table mechanic, living at No. 404 East Twenty
five street, New York, presented him on New
Years Day with three bouncing babies (girls),
and at latest advices all were doing WE'LL
Mr.. Downes is in his 55th year and Mrs.
Downes in her 30th. Mr.. Downes is now
the father of eighteen children.
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FROM WASHINGTON,

w. WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 6.
The clerks in the Office of the Congression-
al Printer have made application to the Sec
rotary of the Treasury for an addition of 90
per cent. to their salaries, the Increase of
pay to date back a year or more. The claim
is made on the ground that the law giving
officers of the Senate 20 per cent. additional
compensation, embraces the clerical force of
the congressional printer who is elected by
the Senate. Secretary Boutwell, has referred
the application to the first comptroller.
The following were the receipts from Gus
toms 70 the week ending Dee. 3lst: Boston,
Sl96, 1913; New York, Sl34, 1000; Philadel-
phia, 55,645; Baltimore, slo1'l42; San
Francisco, Ss4,972; total, 81 ,722,o52.
Gov. Burbank of Dacotah Territory, for
wards to the Indian office a report announc
ing the killing Nov. Sd of three Aricarees, two
women, man, and the numbering of young
girl by the Sioux, supposed to belong to the
Grant River Agency. The party had been
gathering fuel G miles above the village, and
were fioating down the river on a boat when
they were fred upon from the bank by large
war party of Sioux. After killing them the
Indian party fired the prairie at many places
down as far as Knife river, thus driving all
the game out of the country and destroying
pasturage for the herds this winter. The
damage caused by the raid will reach $4,000
The agent fears that numbers of cattle will
have to be killed to avoid the deplorable con-
dition of affairs that prevailed last winter, and
says he will not hesitate to prevent starvation
by the sacrifice of the herd, unless otherwise
ordered. The man killed by the Sioux was
one of the best hunters in his tribe, and his
death is a severe blow to many dependent
upon him for meat. The Indians attacked
belong to a tribe very friendly to the whites,
and the Sioux have on many occasions visited
their abuse and outrages upon them.
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Dental.

Dental.
Diseased and liberated teeth are bad things
to have in ones mouth; they make the breath
unpleasant, and are one of the direct causes of
dyspepsia, to say nothing of the hours ofpain,
and many sleepless nights occasioned by
them. Go to DR.. Chamberlain, Dentists he
makes the treatment of such cases a specially,
and will restore such teeth as are worth saw
ing to healthy condition. Then fill and
build them up to their original shape and
beauty, to be of inestimable value and service
for years, and such as are not worth saving,
he will extract without pain, and supply their
places with artificial ones, warranted to fit
perfectly. Try him.
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The morning passenger train Thursday
from Bangor on the NJ. c. R. r., was thrown
from the track between Detroit and Pittsfeld,
caused by broken rail. Two cars were
thrown down an embankment, but strange to
say no person was injured. The engine and
baggage car passed safety over the break, but
the smoking and three passenger cars were
thrown from the track.