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Interesting Correspondence Preceding
the Attack on Fort Sumter.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April l2.-The
following is copy OF the ielegraphic
correspondence between the War Depart
ment and Gen. Beauregard, in command
oi Charleston harbor, Immediately prece
ding hostIli'es at Fort Sumter.
This correspondence grew out of the
formal notification Of the Washington
Government, disclosed in Gen. Besure.
CARDS first despatch (No. y to the Sec
retary Of War.
No CHARLESTON, April 8. 1861.
10 don. l.. L. WALKER, Montgomery ::
An authorized messenger from Lincoln
has just Informed Gov PIckens and nv.
sell, that provisions will be sent TO For,
Sumter peaceably, and il otherwise then
by force.
Signed, G. 7. BEAUREGARD.
Reply Of Secretary of Var.
No. MoNrsoMgRY, April 10. 1861.
10 GEN. BEAuREeARD, Charleston
IL you have no doubt OF the authorized
character OF The agent who communica
ted - you the intention Of the Washing.
tot Government, to supply Fort Sumter
by hrce, YOU VIII at once demand its
evacuation and il this ia refused. pro
ceed IN such manner AS you NAV deter.
mine TO reduce il. Answer.
Signed, LIP. WALKER
Gen. Beou~egord TO the Secrsto, " of War.
No. CnARLEsToN, April 10. 1861.
To Hon. l. =. WALKER
The demand will be male TO morrow.
at twelve o'clock M.
Signed, q. +. BEAUkEGARD.
Brigadier General.
1he Secretary Of Var to Gen. Beaure
gard
No Al MoSTGoMERY, April 10, 1861.
To Geo. BEAURseARp, Charleston
Unless there are special reasons con,
nec,ed with your own condition. il is
considered proper that yoa should make
the demand nj an earlier hour.
Signed, l.. T.. WALKER.
Cen Beoaregard TO the Secretary of War.
No b. CHARLEsroS, April 10, 1861.
10 Hon. L p. WALKER:
The reasons are special for l2 o'clock.
Signed, G. I. BEAUREGARD.
Gen. Beouregard 10 G.e Secrsfaryof War.
lNo.8 CHARLKsroN, April IL, 1861.
To Hon. L. +. WALKeR:
Demand sent at Q p. IN and allowed
until 0 o'c'ock TO answer.
Signed, G. T. BEAUREGARb,
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yield the fortress, had at least the salts,
faction OF leaving it IN a condition calcu
lated TO inspire the least possible pleas.
ure to its captors.
vi all this, however, the feeling was
lost when, ascending 10 the parapet, the
brilliant panorama Of the bay appeared
when from this kew to tho barbor the
view expanded to the waving out lne of
main and island, and when upon this key
The hag of the Confederacy, together with
the Palmetto flag, were both expanded
10 the breeze. And when the deafeninp
shouts arose from the masses clustered
upon boats and upon the shores. land
when the batteries around the entire cir.
cult shook the fortress with the thunders
OF their salutation the feeling that the
victory was indeed complete, tla, the tri'
umph was fact accomplished, that lib
erty had indeed been vindcated, and that
the State had established her claim to
the skill and courage necessary to the
cause she had the intellectual intrepiditv
TO avow, thrilled in the breast of every
one Of Cardinals sons, as seldom has such
feeling thrilled in the breasts Of any men
before.
Shortly after the arrival, the garrison
marched out, and were -eceiyed on board
the ISabcl which, however, from the
condition OF the tide, WAS unable to move
I'll, and 1t was somewhat unpleasant
circumstance that Major Anderson and
his command should have been made un
wiling spectators of the Civilizations in
spired 10y their defeat
OF those suffering from the casualty We
have mentioned, one WAS killed upon the
spot; two were wounded, it is supposed
mortally, and were left for medical treat.
ment; and two Others badly wounded.
also, AT their earnest solicitation, were
carried OFT.
The occasion WAS not without the charm
and interest afforded by the presence of
the fair. The lady Of His ExceIency
Governor Pckens, and the wif. and
daughter Of Attorney General IIayue.
witnessed the ceremony iiom the boat,
and Mrs. Henry Bonnelheau has the dis
iinction OF helng the first in he fort under
the flag OF the Confederacy. Size was
down TO attend the sister of Lieut.. Davis
her CUES, during the period of her broth
ers conRnenent to the fort, and with the
ego and genius OF All artist, il was doubt.
e's with feeling of pleasure that she wa
'a"ored With the opportunities of this oc
cas:on.
Co'onel Ripley was pu, in command.
The departments Of the service necessary
to bring the fort to order were dis,ritn.
ted. The men we've preparing such rude
appliances for comlor, AS the dreary
place admitted Of; and MS, at twilight, We
steamed otf for the city, of those stand
ing apon the ledge around the base of
the fort. the last TO he seen was the ven
cradle Edmund Ruffin. of Virginia, no.
with canIeen and bIanke, strapped upon
his shoulder, seemed to he submittinp
with exemplary compacency to the ex
perIence Of volunteer.
The Two MEX of Major Auderson's
command who we've injured by the ex
plosion yesterday. and were brought To
the city, have | cen transferred to Prof
Chlsho!ms private hospital, in Trapmann
street. One of them died at quarlerpast
ten o'clock last night. The other is i'm
proving IN condition.
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Tile Secretary Of Var TO Gen. Beuu,n.

Tile Secretary Of War to Gen. Bouu,n.
gard.
mo. II MONTGOMERY, April IL, 1861.
- Telegraph reply to Anderson.
10 Gen. BEArREG ARD, Charleston
Signed, l.. 2. WALKER.
Gen. Beduregard to tie Secretary of War.
| No. 8. CHARLESTON, April III, 1861.
10 Hon. L. p. WALKER:
Major Anderson replies Il have the
honor to acknowledge the receipt Of your
communication demanding the evacua.
t'on OF this fort, and | say, in reply there
to, that is demand with which | regret
that my sense Of honor and of my obi.
CATION to my Government. prevents nv
conpliance." Maj. Anderson adds yer,
oa''y 81 will await the first shot, and i.
you do not batter us to pieces, we will be
starved out in n few days" Answer.
Signed, G. I. BEAUREGARD.
Secretary Of Var to Gen. Beaureqard
mo. o MONTGOMERY, April IL, 1861.
TO. Gen. BEAuREGARD, Charleston
DO not desire needessly to bombard
Fort Sumter. If Major Anderson will
state the time at which, as indicated hy
h'm, lie will evacuate aud agree, in the
meantime, that he will not use his guns
against us, unless ours should he EN-.
pIoyed against Fort Sumter, you are au.
thorIzed thus TO avoid the etfusion OF
blood. If this, or its equivalent, be re-.
fused, reduce the for, as your judgment
decides to be the most practicable.
Signed, l.. Z. WALKER.
Ge" Beauregdrd 10 Tie Secretary of War.
No. TO- CHARLESTON, April l2, 1861.
10 Lion. l.. L. WALLER:
lie would not Consent. | wrte to-.
day.
Signed, G. +. BEAUREGARD.
Gen. Beduregayd 10 The Secretary of Var.
NO: ii CHARLESTON, April ~, 1861.
10 Hon. l. Z. WALKER
We opened fire at 4 O'Clock thirty
minutes.
Signed, G. 7. BEAUREGARD.
NoTE-lntercepted dispatches disclose
The fact that Mr.. Fox, who had been al,
lowed to visit Maj. Anderson on Ii.
pledge that his purpose MAS pacific, EN-
pIoyed his opportunity TO devils. a plan
Tor supplying the fort by force, and that
!his plan had been ad ped by the
Washington Government, and was in
progress OF execution.
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.1
The Lancaster Volunteers Farewell.

Farewell sweet home,
The hour Is come !
! must BID thee adieu;
The sound Of war
Is heard from afar:
10 my Colours I'll be true.
And when stand
Mid the brightest band
OF old Cnrolina's sons,
III think Of the days
And the merry lays
OF music In our homes.
When Cannons roar
On n distant shore,
i will think Of my lovely bride;
When with heart and hand
We both did stand
And our solemn pledges tried.
In dreams Of night,
When the noise of fight
Hath ceased Till the morning dawn,
| will see my love
Like n turtle dove
Aud hear her voice in the lawn.
But when ] awake
To my mistake!
Twas the voice Of the fife and drum,
Aud voice 10 ne says
la wild, ilnrrnas:
lis the foe they come they come
Then I'll rush GA
Amidst that thrsns,
OF the noble and The brave:
Our hearts and our hands
We will tree from bands,
And our country 5 rights We will save.
] have left behind
A parent kind,
4 Father or Mo,her;
Or prrchnnce twill be,
{Sti.l dear to me)
a Sister or Brother.
Or u bcauiful Child,
On whom smiled
With parents tender care;
Dr - lo,ing wife,
Tie joy Of my life;
All these ! will think of there.
And though | fall
Amidst that sQnull,
Where hunderiLg cannons roar,
No blot ON my name
Frnm The field OF fame
Shall my country e'er drplore.
Then farewell swcc, home,
Th. hour is come
must bid thee adiru,
The sonnd Of war
Us heard nfar,
To my Colours I'll be true.
EXILE.
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RxrraxMKSr OF GovEssoR SAM HOGS.
,oS.--The Austin corsspooden, Of the
New Orleans P'eayaos ~siiiss on the
2lst., says:
Gen. Houston made 3 farewell address
TO our people today. lie is going to 70.
tasn to I.is home at Cedar Poi.t OF Gal.
weston Bay. May peses and happiness
attend him.
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President Lincoln's Proclamation.

WAsHINGToN, April l4.-The follow.
lug is Lincoln's Proclamation
by THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
pRocLAMATIoH.
Whereas, the Laws OF the United States
have been for sometime past and now are
opposed. and the execution thereof oh.
structed in the States of South Carolina.
Geo'gin, Alabama, Florida. Mississippi
Louisiana and Texas, hy combinations
too powerful to be suppressed by the or.
dInary course o. judicial proceedings, or
hy the powers vested in the marsha! by
law: Nov, therefore, I, ABRAHAM LIN,
COLIN, President Of The United States. in
virtue OF the power in me vested, by The
Constitution and the laws, have thought
iii to call forth, and hereby do call forth.
the mili;ia Of the several States of the
Union to the aggregate number of seven
ty'fse thousand, in order to suppress said
combinations and to cause The laws 10 he
duly executed. The details OF This oh.
jeci will be Immediately communicated
20 the State authorities BY the War De.
parimen,. I, appeal TO all loyal citizens
TO favor. facilitate and aid this effort 10
maintain the honor, the integrity, and
The existence OF our Na,ional Union and
the perPetnity OF popular Government.
and TO redress wrongs already long en-.
ougb endured.
deem IL proper TO say that tie lir.t
service assigned 10 the forces, heseb, call.
ed forth, will probably be 10 re possess
the foris, places and property, wbicl have
been seized from the Union, and IN that
event the atmost care will be observed
consistently with the Objects aforesaid, to
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More Reslgnations.

WAsnINGroN. April l4.-Fve oilictrs
OF the Navy tenGered designations Satur.
day, but have been refused. |, is pruba,
ble their names will be stricken from the
roll AS dismissed This will be in conror
nifty TO late precedents in the Army, and
IS part OF the policy by which all the
power OF military despo,ism is invoked.
The Departments are getting more rig,
orous in their efforts to prevent access to
any facts, the publication Of which would
not be favorable TO the Administration
interests
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The News Abroad How Fort Sumter
Is Hailed

BALrIMoAe, April l3.--Great excite.
ment prevails here, but 40 pubic demon !.
stra,ion. The rejoicing openly exhibited
by many over the surrender ~ Fort Sum.
ter, and the defeat Of Lucolnisu,. is
marred 10y the gloomy forebodngs Of
civil war. There is also general er-
preston II determination to resist spy
coercive attempts Of Northern troops, so
tar MS their passage over this State is
concerpcd.
RICHMOND, Apr! l4~--Tbe demonstra.
ton in honor OF the glorious affair Of Fort
Sumter was Kept up until midnight.
A party ascended The roof Of ib4 <1api.
tol aai loisied the CopfedeS&ls nsx.
M Which was soon removed BY ,ordsr of she
Governor. $
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North Carolina Waking Up.

GeLDsBoRo, N. O., April l5.-Ths
proclamation Of president Lincoln has
'old with thrilling effect here. The rifle
Companies immediately psraded, and
with Others, about FIVE hundred in mum,
Der, are now en- route for Fort Marion.
and will lake possession ut Z o'clock TO.
night
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
The New Big Tin Coffee Pot
Sign.
THE MACHINE ONCE MORE.

My Machine is new and runs little rough,
That all can see by the look IF the stuff:
Bnt be that as it may, III still make her sing
vi ali the improvements and every new thing
We have made new Big Coffee Pot Sign,
The greatest in the State and new in design,
And its model Df some we have for sale,
Which to please you | know they cannot fail
Some Tea Pots too Of much improved style,
The prettiest indeed you have seen for awhile.
Also Zinc Bottom Buckets that will not rust,
And sold very cheap if you dom ask for trust.
Now fof Stove, l must tell you where to look,
And is called the Daylight Gas Burner Cook
They re from the foundry and come direct here
To the only authorized salesman near
More things I'd say, but must do it briefly,
Attention To JUbbiDg, but Spuuting chiefly:
Lamps and Lanters and Sad Irons too
If you need Silver Plating, I'll do it for you.
Now 1t becomes me in short way,
To express my thanks to the people and say,
| am very much pleased sn many come to me
For Stoves and Tin Ware although am wee.
mh7 J. IRWIN WALLIS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

Bridge burning has been a favorite
amusement with the rebels since the COM
mencement of the war It was carried on
very extensively around Baltimore little
while ago. Some of the wretches were
detected, but let off on taking an oath to
do so no more. Others are yet in prison,
and lawyers are drawing habeas corpus
drafts for their release Gen. Fremont
don't intend to be bothered with LAWYERS.
He has declared his purpose to hang all
bridge burners; and all loyal people say
Amen p'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Ml393laA ANY,

i Jscfd Ucrk-A New York letter to
the Mobile Tribune says:
There is remarkable man connected
with the custom house here-a Spaniard.
His business is to receive and test money.
lie will pour the contents of bag of sill
yer or gold coin-for it is weighed not
sorted-and in a trice announces the
amount in dollars and cents then running
his fingers through the shining pieces, and
applying his nose to them, Immediately
takes out every counterfeit coin. He was
never known to make a mistake in pro-
nouncing money good or bad, and his in
fallible instinct for detecting the spurious
metal is located in his olfactory organs
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

Hea0enly Ftenonaeua.-The New York
papers state that on Saturday night, between
nine and ten o'clock, the moon was surroun-
ded by halo Of red, white and blue, extcn-
ding distance of seven or eight degrees
The coiors were distinctly marked, and
remained visible for about ten minutes
In Montreal (Canada), on the 18th inst
says the Pilot of that city, there was quite
an excitement in the streets, during the
forenoon of the day mentioned, owing to
a beautiful and splendid display of rain
bowlike halo around the sun.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
STONEWARE, STONEWARE.

200A GALLONS of superior Stunewarp
OOoO just received and for sale whole
sale aud retail. at prices lower than has ever
been offered before:
Cream Crooks. from , to 6 gallons.
Butter Pots from | To G gal.
Jugs. from to ! gal.
Mix Pans. Apple Butter Pots.
St,ne Churn>. Fruit Jars. Nc, &c,
which we will sell To retailers cheaper than
can be bought at any factory in the State
Country Merchants wishing to enter intu the
stonewarr business will do we'll by giving me
a call as | am the - H. agent of this article
Farmers in need of Stnneware will find a
large and we'll assorted stock at HENRY
ZERBE'S Grocery and Stoneware Depot
Lewi>tuwn, July 10, lSGl.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
WATER. PIPE


Having been appointed agent for the sale Of
the Williamsport Company's Tubing for wa
ter courses, which is the best and cheapest
ever manufactured, he invites attention t. the
following reasons for its use:
|. 1t is made Of pine and perfectly healthy.
;. 1t is the cheapest pipe made
). Ii is the easiest laid down.
4. 1t is not liable to get out of order.
D. 1t keeps water sweet and pure.
3. Being small, it soon becomns saturated
with water
J. 1t is durable, lasting from 90 to 30 years.
.: 1t has large bore, and is not liable to
choke
.. 1t can be made larger to bear pressure.
10. Iron will fill with incrnstation. or will
rust out.
IL. The mineral of lead and iron is Yery
unhealthy.
IL. Iron and lead, same size, will cost c
times as much
REFERENCES.
II. Fondee, Supt. Cattawissa r. r. Co.
j. NJ. Macklin, Supt. Sunbury and Erie
L. r. Co.
J. NJ. Fisher, Supt Shamokin r. r. Co.
Supt. North Central.
Hon. J. w. Maynard, Williamsport.
Hon. Thomas Hepburn,
John Fallon, Philadelphia.
William Irwin, Nittany.
Thomas Harris, Beilefonte.
apis WIN. B. HOFFMAN.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

Steamed Indian Pm}ding,-Two cups
Of sweet milk, one teaspoonful of molasses,
two eggs, one teaspoonful of soda, two cups
Of Indian meal, one Of -four, and one of
dried cherries, currants or other fruits, all
thoroughly mixed. Have tin dish ready
into which to pour the batter; set it in q
steamer and cook it for an hour and half
Send it to the table hot, and serve with any
good sauce
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
THE
1QQ9l5H,352l51a
THE

For Picking Peaches and Pears.-Pare
the fruit, then add one half pound of sugar
to every pound of fruit. Put them in a
jar, layer Of fruit, then a sprinkling Of
sugar, and let them stand over night To
the juice thus expressed, add vinegar
enough to cover them, cook short time,
and they arc done Spice as you please
| learn from German lady Gan excellent
housekeepcr,) that piece Of h rse radish
rOot put into jar with any kind OF pickles
will prevent any scum rising.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

disease Geld settles somewhere il the bOiy, and OBJ
srucis its natural functions These if not relieved
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
dGcing general aggraVatiun, suffering aud disease.
hIie In this condition oppressed by the arrangements
take Ayers Pills and how directly they the
natural action OF the sysun and with it the buayant
feeling of health aAu. What is true and apparent in
this trivial and common conIn is also true in many
Of the derisssed Snd dangerous di,t"Gp-rs. Tie
puTStiye ei exjris them. Caused 10y similar Dlstrc-
tos aud arrangements Of the natural functions of the
body. they rapidly, aud many Of them surely, cured
by the SoI- who know the virtues o these
FILLS, will neglect 10 employ them when suffering from
the disorders they
Statements irun leAdiu. pliyS in OF the
principal ces, aud frOm other we'll known public per-
f'oat F6JicIrjig Merchant + S. L0HG FL. !, 1855
DE-. AVER: lnar Pills tbs paragon OF all that Is
ia uIrlicins. They have cured little daughter
OF uceroH upon her hands and fest that had proved
incurhle for years. Hes mother las been long rirv
ouSiy afflicted with biOcles Anl pinple- her skin and
IA h-r hair After chilli cured she also tried
your Piils, and they have cured her.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

Neatra'izing P5ison.-The following if
true is valuable - \ poison of any con-
ceivable description and any degree of po-
tency which has been Intentionally or ac-
cidentally swallowed, may be rendered al
most instantly harmless by simply swallow
ing two gills Of sweet oil. An individual
with very strong constitution should take
nearly twice the quantity. This oil will
most positively neutralize every form Of
vegetable, animal or mineral poison with
which physicians and chemists are acquain-
ted
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04

Tomato Pte,-Take ripe tomatoes, scald,
skin and take the seeds out. Line the
plates with paste, and slice on tomatoes
enough to cover each about as thick as
you would for a tart; spice with lemon,
nutmeg or mace and little butter, and
cover with good puff paste bake we'll,
and you will have pie good enough for
the best man in town.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
E or s a lie j..
Sugar, Coffee and NTolasses

FAMILIES will lind 1t to their interest -
Il call and price our stock Of Grocaria. -
Goods in general, as we furnished ourselves
with double stock of groceries before tbe
new tariff took effect. Storekeepers can mr..
chase from us at city prices for cash.
2ug7 JOHN KENNEDY & Co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Queensware.

T'EA Sets at reduced prices at ii. Zerbe's
- Dinner Sets I" at III. Zerbe's.
Toilet Sets - at Ii. Zerbe's.
Covered Dishes. Tureens, Sauce Boats, Steak
Plates, Dinner Plates, Pitchers, Cream Mugs.
Molasses Jugs all at reduced prices. Per.
sons in need of any of the above articles will
do we'll by giving me call, as | am deter
mined to sell to suit the times
mh7 Ii. ZERBE.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
AY e RS
CATHART TIC
PILLS..

Are yvu sick. Sesi.le. and
complaining! Are ,0H osit of
order, with y0air system de-
ranged. aud sVur k-r,ings un-
comfortable; These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious Illness. Some 1T Of
sickness Is creeping gIon you,
and should be Avertrti by \
timely use Uf the right REM
e,ly. Take Ayers Pil.S. and
cleanse Out ,hr disUrdere,i hu-
Inors purify the bloo-l, and
let the fluids EiOve un unob-
stTucte,l in health again.
They stimulate the functions
OF the body into vigorous ac-
tiyity. purify the SYSTEM from
the distractions which ulake
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Unde ertaking
McALISTERVILLE ACADEMY

Juniafa County. Pa.
GEO. F. .ucF.fRL,f|D, Principal S Proprietor.
LfCOB MILLER, Prgf. ef -uaiheniatics. sc
Miss .f.t.N7E $. CRIST, Teacher Of Music, Sc.
The neNt session Of This Institution COM
mences on the 26th of July, to continue -
weeks. Students admitted at any time.
A Normal Department
viii be formed which will afford Teachers the
best opportunity of preparing for fall examina-
tions.
A NEW APPARATUS has been purchased,
Lecturers engaged, &c.
TERAs-Boarding, Room nud Tuition, per
session, s55to S6U. Tuition alone at usual rates
I|CircuIars sent free on application
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
As n Family Physic.

Fon, D.. T. rs. tarierigh!, Nsrg Orleans.
Your Pills are the prince Of rurgeS. Their excellent
qualities surp5ss any caihartc possess They are
mild but very Certain and efrctua in their action the
loW-ls. which makes them in valuable to US in the dali
tr-F FtuIent Of disease
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
headache ,siekHeadachs,F Foul stomach.

From Dr. EdSsI1d Bayd, BIilimorr.
DEAR Bro. AYEH cannot answer YOU tvhdt complaints
have cei with your Pills bctter than to say all -t ice
erer treh Nth pqttire medicine. place great deppIl
dsIi"e -fircti catlaTc in my daily contest win
disease, ani relieving do that your Pills afford Us the
best We have, VI course value them highly
PIrTsBUEG, Pa. May !. 1858
Dr. J. C. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
The worst h'nffrh> any body have by dose
OF ynur Pills. IL TO arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse a once.
Yours with great respect, Ed. W. PRERLE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-04
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Relax, Worms.

f'"fa Dr. J. G. Gr>,H gt Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my pra-tice aud
hold them Ia esteen of the best aprIi.ts have
ever found. TLsr alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given in small doses for
GihoHI dysctery aud dITTt0u. Their sugar-cualii,g
makes them very acceptable aud convenient fr the use
U( women and children.