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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
BAir1NoRE, MAY II 1861.

General Butlers coup eta, ls not so much relsbed by
people in Baltimore, OF course, as would be but
FOR the unfortunate circumstance that occurred the Sixth
Massachusetts, regiment
There s expression to-day, evsn that any person
could take exception 70. | never Baltimore more
quiet more pesceably inclined.
General Buters proclamation scattered in extras
from the Cirper Office by the thousands shortly after
forwarded exclusive copy 70 the Herald Everybody
the streets and in the hotels seemed to have H. 10
has been the subject Of discussion ever since Il was
issued. The assurance contained in IL that the troops
not 10 their midst 10 interrupt the business Of the
city, bs 70 protect the people, preserve the peace and
sustain the Laws, seems 70 give general satisfaction
Esortiy after ts contents were Known General Butler
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PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS RETURNING
HOIE-ACTION OF THE LEGISLATURE.

hAhNShNk"t may if ioVA'
number Of troops from Potter, Tioga, Bradford and
susquebanna counties, who supposed they enlisted for
three months, going home, because they required
10 20 for three years II ia said that two hundred from
Mexican and Potter counties returned homo within
week rIom this point.
The business in both houses OF the Legislature day
was conducted in confused Bills con.
tanning the most suiDgent provisions and involving
the highest obligations were passed without due de-
liberation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
DISLOYALTY IN KANSAS.

WAslI1NGToS, Nay IT, IsbI
Senator pomeroy OF Kansas has satisfied the War De
psrment that several Of the officials At Forts Lesven'
worth and Riley open sympathisers with the South
crn rebels. thorough cleaning has already been
ordered
Parties from Northern Missouri, now here are urging
the government station army in tha; part Of the
country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
THE GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTS.

The stem transport Chesapeake, which was TO have
sailed on Monday evening washington after taking In
part Of her cargo had her orders ccuntermansed, and
will probably sail saturday for Pensacola Her cargo viii
be transferred to steamer George Peabody, Captain
Prtobard lying at pier IL North river y consists Of
thirty i've hundred barrels Of provisions and twenty
Ave head Of cattle A portion win be landed At Ola
Point the balance at Washington city
The steamer Anthracite Jones' left on Monday evening
with government stores for the Philadelphia Navy Yard
The steam transport Roanoke Ia now coslng. me
transport Pukersburg has now on board cue hundred
tons Of ice, and expects her sheep and pss today
sstiaatpp ptrsscola.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
TROOPS FOR BALTIMORE.

PERRyvnIr, MAY Ii, 1881
There is foot Of steamers here ready 10 TRANSPORT
twenty Eve hundred troops who will arrive here this
evening, to Baltimore or Az napolis.
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TRANSPORTATION OF ARMY SUPPLIES.
The following official order pubsbed-in in the Wash.

ington papers Of Monday
CH.EF ASSISTANT QrAprrrxAs1vR's OrrIer,
WASHINGTON May ~, 1851
The officers OF the volunteer troops stationed in this
department and tho public generally, hereby notified
hat accounts for transportation or other services con
nected with the United States Army will be paid by
unlefs the order for the transportation or service ena
rates from this tfce I transportation is required for
The public service, application must be made 10
ID. II. PICKER. nrevet MAJOR, A. q. ~
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THE STEAMER PAwNEE.

WASHINGTON, May II ,1sep
The Pawnee is increasing her armament, though
she was expecting early brush with the rebels a.
Alexandria Two more heavyJ Dahlgrens we're mounted
on her to-day
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REPORTS FROM PHILADELPHIA.

FHtADEtPfrA, Way W 1901.
Robert Tyler son OF ex-President Tyler has resigned
the ONCE OF Prothonosry Of the supreme Court Of Penn
sylvanis and left the c'y j. Roe. snowdcn hss been
appointed IN he place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
OF LEGAL PROCESS IN KEN
TUCKY.

LourvnIg, May IA, 1851.
The Senate pared bill yesterday suspendlng the
civil courts III January, and ordering all executions s
sued since January last 70 bs reissued, and returnabo
pe1t Barcp.
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The other regiment, namely, OF cavalry is not as
gped.
The general government s doing what IL can, through
ts CommissMy and Q1artermaster Generals office, TO
axe proper care Of the volunteers aud contpgents Of
;tatee they arrive But IL will always be prudent on
he part of the States TO have In Washington, the
quite advance Of their troops, member Of the State
sereral STAFF TO provide for contingencies, and
zee that the troops are Troperly cared for.
rne regimenta staff is, in the meantime,
,sceesarily with the several regiments This provision
n The part OF the States win add the comfort
good temper Of their troops Much annoyance would
,ave been avoided had this matter been attended
.pove suggested from the first
The government to-day accepted the services OF two
regiments for three months, and for three years
rom Kansas.
j. O. Vaughan has been appointed Military store Keeper
At Fort LeaveDworth and other changes OF civil officers
have been made both at that pos and Fort Riley this
morning.
The remaining part Of the Massachusetts, Eighth regi
mert Lieutenant Colonel Kinks, and the Boston Rifle
pany Captain Dodd have proceeded to the Relay House,
in place Of the sixth regiment which has gone to Bat
society has been organized, under the direction
Miss Dix having for its object the relief Of the vountee
soldiers now In Washington.
The Second Connecticut regiment about nine hundred
rnep arrived by steamer to-day They have Just passed
up Pennsylvania avenue with their camp equpage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
HOwITzERs SPIKED AT FORT KEARNY.

FOHT u, I5bT.
Captain Tyler, OF the Second dragoons comm andrg at
this post, fearing that moo msh and against
the garrison the ten IL FOUNDER howtzers his p9sses
son spiked them on the evening Of the l0,h de hal
received orders TO the pieces to Fort Ieavsn-
worth, but thought unsafe do the distracted
state Of the country Threats mad been made to take
them from him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
THE MAINE REGIMENTS.

BANGOR, Me-, May II, 1881.
Tho Second regiment Of Maine volunteers the
start for the left by the to day for Washrsto
Before leaving they addressed by Vice President
Hamlin. They are under command Of Col. jameson.
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General rncmas by vhose side wiliams father Eel, IN
battle IN Mexico No ret.gnations wiz he allowed
IN the army or navy.
PREMATURE REPORTS OF DENONSrRA-
TION ON HARPER'S FERRY.


WASHINGTON, Nay IA, 1851.
The report Of immediate advance Of federal troops
from the Relay House and Chambersburg, Pa, on Har-
pers Ferry, freely circulated and believed last
ing, appears TO have been premature. occasioned
by the fact that additional Massachusetts, troops had
ceived marching orders. They were, however, only in
tended TO replace the forces transferred 10 Baltimore yes
terday.
1t is altogether improbable that demonstration
against Harpers Ferry win be undertaken by federal
troops from either Pennsylvania Maryland without
simultaneous advance Of strong corps from this city TO
point between Richmond and the Ferry, to cut of
succor from the southern part Of Virginia
EFFICIENCY OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
WASHINGTON, May II, 1861.
The Secretary OF War administering his department
with astonishing vgor This morning be received near
y bushe Of dispatches besides letters, which s only
a small part Of his daily tack He works rapidly and
without effort He few words bu. the right
There every prospect of Cameron turning out great
minister.
Washington is full of animation and occupation, but
getting very hot. Money is flying about freely viii
ard's Hotel is overhowing but there is not lady in IT,
The Seventy. first regiment have drawn the highest
prize. They have got the Navy Yard for quarters and
lodged like princes Their spirited colonel keeps them
hard at work in drilling and target practice Their
morning parade draws a crowd of eager spectators.
MARYLAND AND THE FEDERAL TROOPS.
WASHINGTON, May ID, 1861
Massachusetts, regiments have been purposey selected
for opening the way to federal troops through Maryland
order to render tine humiliation of the secessonsts
the greater. The triumphant entrance OF the Sixth
proved pill of ndescribable bitterness the Baltimore
blood tubs.
TENIEGCEE
WASHINGTON, May IA, 1861
The President takes the deepest interest in the despe
rate struggle now going in Tennessee between the
secessonsts and Union men. Measures are in contem
platon for the support Of the gallant Andrew johnson
and his devoted friends, in their heroic efforts for the
Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15
WHAT MASSACHUSETTS, IS DOING.

bUBrON, My II, IcOI
In the Senate to day bill introduced authorizing
the Governor toform camps, to consist Of
hve thousand men, who are to be enlisted for three
years. and who to be governed by the United states
military law.
These troops TO be liable to draft the reqaisi
ton Of the general government and military instructors
and fun commissariat are to be appointed for each
camp by the Executive. The pay and rations OF
the officers and will be the same as
thoee in the army and the equipment TO be furnished
by the State. The bill referred to q Join. special
committee who WIN probably report in favor OF it's pas
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THE POSITION OF COLONEL WILLIAMS.


tolonel willnms, born In and appointed TO the army
from this District and about -four months since attached
to Gen. scotts star, went 10 New York on furlough
few months since Two days since he intimated TO his
superior ocer that he considered would be dshonora
BILE in him 70 remain in 80 important a posi-.
tion in the Federal force when his sympathies
were with Virginia. Az the time he declared
nat he could not be henoraby relossoi from
his present position be would 1gh Virginia If ordered 10
do so This waa viewed an honorable acknowledge.
nens Of mans conscientious feelings and instead OF
allowing him TO resign, he was ordered % Governors
srd in New York. where be kept on parole Of honor
th, he VIII communicate with bis relatives, All Of
vAop reside in virginia, without doing 70 throueh
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CONDITION OF AFFAIRS At TaE soUTT.
PHrtADnPmA, Nav lsal

eaIn the following from gentleman sho has ia,t
arrived from Huntsville, Alabama He has commant
Gated with Mayor Henry OF this city and win proceed 10
Washin gton TO morrow to give such information 70 the
Secretary of War His veracity s vouched for by gen
temen in this city.
Ny informant states that he left Huntsville on the a,h
inst and for fifteen days prior TO his departure from ten
TO fifteen loads Of troops passed through per day. des
tined for Dalton, Georgia. to be formed into regiments.
After leaving Huntsville he stopped, route, at Decatur
and Athens, Alabama, and at Memphis Tennessee.
At Randolph, sixty miles from Memphis, battery
Of twelve field pieces among the four rifei cauGn,
and in charge of eight hundred men.
In Memphis there were concentrated from different
points over twelve thousand armed and equi ,ped
Over fifteen thousand troops eucamped a. dins-
rent locations adjacent Nashville and last rnursday
afternoon three regiments thousand strong each LETT
the city to Join those already encamped
They contemplate dividing aud assisting IN the pro-
posed attack upon Cairo and Washington simultaneously
They frmly anticipate reaching Pennsylvania, and Of
committing devastatons on Maryland
IN Louisville Kentucky, the 10th inst day and
night, the citizens were arming and drilling
secessionists
From 5000 to 900 Knights OF the Golden Circle con-
tro everything. Their motto Is Union, but
Of Kentucky TO oppose the federal forces.
At Decatur, Ala, my informant saw 1900 men rnder
command Of young man named Yancey, nephew to
W. l.. Yauccy. The men being drilled by q cadet
from the Military School at Nashville.
Other cadets have been sent TO deren. parts OF the
South 10 discipline the recruits.
Between Jacksonville and Alliance he a nber
Of United States regiments who had received orders
march to Washington. Their orders had been
manded, and they we're sent to Cairo. Union dare
not express their sentiments, they Immediately
spotted The press gang is in use
outrages daily committed agans. Northern men.
The cry is either for against The Mississippi reg
ments all armed with Colts navy revovers. Each
in the Southern army is provided with bowie kpi'
thirteen inches long and two inches wde One Of them
just shown me- and upon the blade the Words
Self Protector" They cost twenty five dollars each,
and are terrible weapons
It was reported in the South that the gallant
Seventh regiment had refused to take the
oath Of allegiance. This strengthens the rebels
in the idea that, upon marching North, many OF
the federal troops would join them
Colts revolvers in abundance The rebels fully
confident of ultimate success, and aud the mock Pree-
dent everywhere because he proclaimed his intention OF
dining in the White House the 4th Of July.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

fcmsle eltegaspiies, weak ae,s Uterine di,plsre
noht std az tocal inc dincuhivs aud
NJ 0ehles ot Wutnrn src entirely tnred by The trtrf
onhrIr MarshsUs O'vtinv tatholicon.
Ia hlsconnrVuun, fiss kserhsf, sister OF ihc Re-,
hcnN Wand heechcr, In Le,lers 10 the feolie psgr
~, ,saNsg
"lhs,e misc sisters aud .iJcfin.laNs, aud fourteen
female eous,ns sil mauicd, aRd ~ dciiraie and sn.
AN'dlN' lmmrusr ctsric OF my iTends aad auahAini
ances, canaot IV,Nli ten msutcd ladies bora In th,
oen'erN end oooDlg, who arV I"tlevtly heaithy.s
w eases, however, whrTv the Graeituhers CNhnlt.
en has b"on e'ci, Ne must Say that heath hos tapd
taken the plays of dlscas~, and Rtivi have become
whuii sltnns, vigorous and healthy,
ME- |'cason, Of EimiFa, says, "GcanuCal, Indeed,
isths vonuotng, uusiins natura af wpmsn, bot how
mach aocs a nsrd 10 10 Proiectei BY Naishiulaess
thAi VIII ead bee ~ time vt uisease 10 appeal 10
u'ehvh adviser OF scieaiiuc edac a on, moral wouh
and pHun olglafacirtn
Ahil''e uay 1e seeufSlb by adlre.,iUg ,he GrsIsa.
her ,anranY.
Nw Ne'to1st t'trsNmHn, Nv hsrn tss Giai,
ached io witness tho itvbe hsslth nfvomcu o., have
'r''ricams yinuli prVayhas tbu gospei. thsnA cod
No"'Ntf lhsi have tccn allhvse tisea,cs give nnt
10 thf hrcirnhrf NTf,hshs ttturt Vatta'ir.B.
whef'N'rit hns hceu ascd, Rev. rErkR SHARP,
h'dsNaN M,'tisap, fofmccy Of Neslv.g S,scs
Nyitna Np, %,
tor sale Nv nello.sN 90. a. u. sn,l,r, r,an.
y l''i i.2Nrli ur D, Nttss, Nr,yu anuga,i Nm.
Nm's'r Nurs, 70. itann.aa - 60, NeCel,houal'e,
N'hl mHds,inc %" lyrf ihnlastum 1hs sfaie.
a q, hlNCcli.N, Oiv,shul
N-"'' Asoni or uiI0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

Neh Eedtofd, toshocton Co, NAV a, -,
NJ. ", h' Kingsley, SiT--i have been selling the
m'dio'ncs t Ghc 1,aeienhetg Company hrihc la,i iU
NraT,i aud have Invariably found them to give .rea.
,Hitsncuoni and the rih have solid To gtoat naa,
amttes regular as their tea and colee, aud with
MN ir'do thsl have hecotAc staple aUtulc. Mar.La,
Uterine taihnhcou ts noicine that has done sr,.
awurht ot good IN icnialc ai sra,et Ono adV SOLD
~ 30 todd mr she lad received pore hcnrHt iram ono
hvlr Than she did fton lous course ofmcdtcaitreat
meht BY The mos,,kdlnl phJ sis,sns, Noas trul,,
4 AME@ AtlGAN
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:
ueehse' a cold sottes somewhere IA ile siy, and OBJ
strncs Its natural functions Tl.rsr n not relieved.
uncing general nggravatian. srfsrnq ami disease
- tv ~ wv, cnndan, oppressed 10y the derangcfnonuS
HYeth rus hnd SEC how directly tlry restore thV
ne,hM action oi tho system. aud with II tho buoyant
,vnE % nrnl, again. What is trns and apparent IN
W, u,A aiid cnmmnn complaint. Is also true In iHany
" the 1e'p sealed and dangerous disteinpcrs, The
nrH7tNe elect eNpcls them. Caused by similar Jstruo-
ons AMI dsrsneclneuts u the natural functions VI tho
bNy' t'y are rapidly. aud msny of thcm surely oursl
~ the sau, means. None who know the Virtues u te
l1s will neglect To employ thcm whon suffering ffusn
the diufdcrs tlcy cure.
Statements hom leading phy.ici,ns ia some of tho
principal cities, aud irVui other we'll known public per
Rom Fbr1rrrriin0 Merchant # y. Lo,di, m. g. 1856
Dn. ArERi Your ris tho paragon o. all that is
great ~ medicine They have curi my little daughter
9i ureon. spros upon hur hands Ani foot that had proved
hcnraho for years. lor mother las been long etcv-
9usy aieicd with bloches au pinples her skin aud
IN h1t hair Aner uur cill was cured she also ttvi
Your Fills, and tlcy have cured her.
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PROVISIONS.
Hams and Bacon.
F!ourand Potatoes,
Butter, Lard, Eggs &c.
II. A. BUSKlRk & BRO

vs..
hcmucl Weaver, l., II, & NJ. Magrcw, aud $.
u PAYNE aId Mosrruyc Wilry aud Winslow
as cndurscts, Defendants.
Pondins before Jesse H. l.yldy, a Justice of
the Peace Of Clinton township, SylyoA co.
Ohio.
On the lCth day Of October, A. y. lsGl
said Justice lie, ca an order Of atlachme,,t in
the above action :Or the sum of Two hundred
asl slSty aud sc 100 ,2G1 30, lO0A iolars '---
said action will como Mp Tor heapiag on the
lth day ol Dcecmbcr lsdi ,at 4 o'clck T. NJ
Mao MyrE NNLkv ns,Non
state lank vi olil
Hoy =, lsGt--lw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

EI0IN u . o 'FTtTTTi Y JIIfaVh
Your pills have had long trial In my practice and
hold thrm Ia esteem of tho jost acfients hayo
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon tho liver make.
them exccllont rncy, when given IN snail doses ty
b4'oa dyscEiery GHi dirThga. Their sngur-cnating
makes them very acceptable and convenient Jr ths us,
VI women aud children
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

sfn have used your Fills In my general and hs-pi,,I
practice over nucc you nno them aud cannot hesitate 4,
say they Rro tho hest cnlhartic employ Their Tcs,
latins action on the liver is quick and decided conso
Gnoily they aru an admirable remedy for Heterogeneous
OF that organ. Indeed have seldom found a casa .r
t0as dicc ~ obstinate that II did not readily yisJ "a
tlvni lIatsInally yours, ALONZO NALL. g. D.
IhVsiciIu Of he AEftiue lI,,,,,i.l
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Read what NJ. Rushnell sa,s ofthe Grarnhrrv Neil.
,invs. ~ is lh,,irian at extensive practice snl
nne Of N" me.t 'ucecssul In the counly trumbun III
Witch be rrsihrsi
"ihis certHes hat have used the GuO,nLcrg +. O,
snd Mar'hal's taihulcon, sold hcrs O., J. 70. a. Ioh.
son, IN my ract'co TO NY cHtre Satisfaction. They
are good mUdtriurs. ng. q " Rtf,tNFtt %
h~riord' flumbuli Co, o, Mswh !, ls5J.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

slider the following facts, aud N Il
would not hu to thcirinictcstt scnl him nn or'er-
tlis business u exclusively cash orei he buv, and
seNsoNclwNey tor Cash aud has one Of the most cN.
trpsive Factories IN rinn.
some thirty different ohoicc brands or segars from
Havana aud hiempn constantly an hand. An eSten.
,ivc cash business enable him sell atNery smal pr,.
Wts. Aso sole agent Tor genuine llavans Eagle Prin.
vipc, from the mauueroty or W. de l'Nllcras; Nam.
crn Z Ste, RITA Street Priucipe, lsit dc Cuba
lie has, slso choisc brands Of fine cut Chewing aud
smoking TohHccoi French Rappe aud Narahoy SnuiT,
constantly On hand. OTiers iiled on ,hori notice
lctmstash. [decql H. SGlIlNNESs
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Bilious Disorders liver complaints.
-. ~ |. -

=. FI"'' DF' f''eN'"it bf"' ~ Ne'V Iofk Cy.
Not oly ara your Pills admirably adapted TO their pur-
pose npcront hut nn tlie beneficial effects urou
tho Liver very marked incsd They have in my prao-
tcc proved moro cccuai for tho cure OF bIioHs c,,
piiHts than my remedy nientlcu. sincerely
rejoice that W have nt lvnFth purgyc which is wvs-
Thy tho confidence of the rUf, ssi0n and the people,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-13

N'"'F S'' - We tt"t'oT'0di Nciv Oitedhf.
Your pfl4 Hre the prince OF purgcs Their cxcuent
qnal1ies surpnss any saihartc possess They aro
ld but vcry certain and sTctua In their action ON tho
Tcainion, se disease. -
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EFENBEESG
FAMILY NegDtCtNgS,
HOME TESTIMONY

HARuoRp, lmmhpll To-, a., Mnrch 7th, 1857.
hershN ceti'tl that hrvr heen dealing In tho Graf.
ehber hedoines tor the past yrat aud can truly sAy
hat have mover offered aRy medicine. TO the puhl,
hni have met With tho decided pppTnhainu IL tho co.
ple IKE those, particularly the lih anl tabnlipon,-
They VIII readily perform all aud more than Is promised
wtiheu, have sold ahuut hhy boulcs OF tho Cathol
con the pact season and hear the best results in even
vase, -
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Dyspepsia, Impurlty OF the BLOOD.

On. Arms have usci yonr Pills with extraordinary
success In my family aud among those called visit
IN dsttces To Regulate thu organs II digestion And
purify the blood. tbcy the very best remedy ha,o
ever known, ana can cOni'lntly recommend them TO
my friends. yonts J, T. III,IHs
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Noble, pcNYoIrM Mobile.


Attorney & Counsellor at Law.
'n.re in IN Commsf,isl nov. o,c, wM'.'. store
NA,hlUgiou street rmlessiona hu, nc,, ND thccol
icct'oN NJ Mk'nis isofylaimspfomptly slteudcdto.
IiuIn. .pth. rot
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-. lr ni.s.,p% ~, o. o. stomaoh


Dr,R nRo. Arrn; cannot answer vou ,plqf conn. .
have cTei with yonr PILLS better than to say al isse
brent nth pgaiire medicine. place great depe
encc enrciual enthartlc in my daily contest with
disase, sui believing a. o that ysir pis afford US the
best Nc have, Of oOursc value them highly.
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A Y E RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are You sick, Feeble, ~,
eotnplainingi Are you out q
order, with your system ~
ranged, and your helings 10.
euInioftalsiei Thee symp.
TONS sfe efton The prelude b
sstious Hines. Soue ~ n
siekness :. creeping npon yob.
ard should be avertcd L. :
timely usc of the right reis
elf. Take Ayers Pills, anA
cleanse Uut tlro disordsred hu-
fnurs - psuify the blood, ani
let the nnhls move on unOb-
siructcd m hoalth again.
They siimsAzte the functions
u the bo'iy INTO vigorous so
u,itJ. pnifify the system from
NfaH HN.aNHUsaN na..m s.N.taN. s...I..