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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04
nONT DELAY, BUT PURIFY THE
BLOOD.
Or. WAIVERS
C1nker and Salt Rheum
SYRUP.

FOR THE CURE OF
Canker, salt rheum, erysipeas, scrofuous diseases
taneous eruptions, sore eyes, and every kind of
disease arising from an impure state sf the
Blood.
The most effective Blood Purifier of the Nineteenth
Century.
tits the prescription of an educated physician and el
who are afflicted with any of the alb diseases
should without delay Such letters the follow
ing are often received:
JeromAvile, Ashland Co., Ohio,
Nov. %, 1860.
Messrs. j. N. Ha, rs Co., Cincinnati Ohio.
Gentlemen-I deem il a duty as well as pleasure TO
inform ycu hat DR.. Weaver's Syrup and Cerate has
done for me- hope that this letter may come to
notice persons similarly afflicted. In tie year 1850
attacked with letter, or some Kindred disease
both my legs, which extended until from my knees
my feet was 4 Consulted and obtained
medic prescrp ions from nearly all piys
this vici ity ut obtained relief Your
this pl ace, Mr. Holman recommended me to Try the
Syr, and Cerate, which fortunately did ana
a sound and well man by their
With great gratitude remain yours truly
JOHN WEIRBAUGHT
Mr.. weirbaught being wei known gentleman 81
Ashland county. makes tbs 1fOr alton most reliable
By taxing the syrup directed, it will drive the dis
ease from the ystem, ana when once cut On the skin,
few applications
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
OOF MORRISON-IN DISTRICTCOURr, FOURTH
Jul ICiAL DISTRICT.
Jesse Stedmsn against Otis P. Sheldon.
Summons.
above naUei:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action, which has been fled with
the Clerk OF the Court Aforesaid, in his office Little
Falls, in said Morrison County, and to copy of
your to the said cOmplai the subscriber
his office in sauk Rapids, Benton County, Minnesota,
within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
of he of such service and if fail to
the said complaint within the time atore aid, the plain
of live hundred aud twenty dollars, with interest
the sum of one hundred and twenty dollars the
rate of six cent annum, rom the 18th day of
January 1889 and in.ere of four hundred
dollars at the rate, from the 18th day Septem
ber 1855 besides the and disburseme OF this
ion.
Dated at Sauk Rapids, August 8, 1861.
EDWARD o. HAMLIN,
aug20-w6w Plaintiff Attorney.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04

PRICE OF LAND IN LoNDoN.--The price
of land in London may be reckoned at con-
sderably more than 100000 per acre
Thus, the Excise Office was sold at the rate
of GSS 600 an acre the India House at the
rate of Gl24 600 per acre; some land, as
approaches to New Westminster Bridge, at
el7OO0O per acre--giving an average Of
el27.O0o per acre.
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Sold bv DAY & JENKs and r. F. COMBS.
nannR. SCOTT THE PROPRI

TOR and Editor of the Lebanon Star is promiue II
physic
Messrs j Harris K Coz
Gentlemen The confidence have in Perry Davis
Pain Killer, as remedy for colds, coughs, burns,
sprans aud rheuma'l> for the of which have
successfully used it, induces me to cbeerully recon-
mend Its virtues To other.
few months ago had recourse to il destroy
elon although had heard its being used for
that purpose, bul having suffered from for
mer one, and having other medy nd, I appIed
the Pain Killer freely atOu fifteen minutes at even
ing and rep ed The application very briefly next
morning, which entirely destroyed the Ielon, and in
creased my confidence IN the utility Of the remedy
sold by DAY jerks, and by r. +. COMBS. sep2
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04
Where the - 'RefnforceInenfs" Are.

The public were told that reinforcements
were marching to Muligan's rescue from
four different points. One body of these
reinforcements was under the command OF
Brigader General Sturgis. The ST. Louis
Democrat of the oath says:
Brigader General Sturgis and command is
supposed to be at Kansas City or Leaven.
worth.
Sturgis left ST. Joseph ten days ago. yet
he never attempted to reach Lexington.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04

"A foreign paper tells of an ingenious
smuggling trick practised on the frontier
near Lille. Some boys sent up gigantic
kite, and followed it across the frontier line
into Belgium. There man attached to
the tail several bundles of cigars and.
large one of tobacco. The kite was again
raised, and the boys quietly returned into
France without paying duty on their booty.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04
SPE CIAL OTICE s.
ns- TETTER IS A VERY TROU

BLESOME skin eruption and many persons say they
have tried almost every remedy that has been re-
commended r. this disease, and they better
than when they commenced them, and they have no
confidence in anything that is advertised TO salt
rheum, erysipelas, and all similar bumors. We would
say to these that there Ia remedy that yet has
rever failed of curing those Diseases 1t acts
entirely different principle from any hing offered
fJr them it throws hup1Or out of the blood thr0u the
skin which is the only channel through which the sys.
tenn can be entirely freed from them If you will try
1t will try it, you will say IF this you
the Others tor will cure We refer to DR.. Wea-
Aer's Syrup.
Sold by DAY JENKS and r, F. COMBS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04

From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 24.-Rumors prevail
of the burning of the Nashville and Louis.
vile Railroad bridge at Nolin, fifty four
miles south of here, and that no Confederate
troops are north of that place.
Our pickets are said to be ten miles south
of Elizabethtown.
Two officers and five privates of Buck
ner's command have been arrested near
Elizabethtown by part of Gen. Rosseau's g
command and were brought here to day.
They are supposed to be spies.
Gen. Anderson has issued proclamation
saying no Kentuckian will be arrested who
remains at home attending to his business,
who does not take part, by action or speech,
against the General or State Government,
or does not hold correspondence with, or
give aid to our enemies.
The Democrat publishes letter from S.
B. Buckner to James Guthrie, proposing
that Guthrie continue the management OF
the portion of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad under the influence of forces under
Buckuer's command, and if this is declined,
Buckner proposes transferring the rolling
stock to such agents as may ce appointed
by the counties through which the road
passes.
The report that Lock No. l, on Green
River was destroyed, is untrue, and it is
doubtful whether No. is destroyed. Bucks
ner's advice to that effect came too late.
The undestroyed locks are now guarded by
Union men.
Many Union men OF this city are much
ri 9 hQd flap that thS [ ION pHpraf fpS
having nearly consumed the eataoles of the
State of Virginia, will take advantage OF
uninterrupted railroad communication from
Richmond, Virginia. to Noin, Kentucky,
and come and devOur the eatables OF keu-
lucky during the coming autumn.
FRANKFort, Sept. 24.--Legislative pro-
ceedings unlmportant.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04

"A lawsuit in the New Jersey courts,
known as the "Meeken Will Case" has
been settled by mutual consent of the par
ties, after paying fees to the amount of for
ty thousand dollars.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04

The Richmond Enquirer prttends that
many millions are already pledged to the
Southern loan. The sugar, cotton, tobacco,
rice and grain producers vie with each
other. In single county (Adams) in Mis-.
sissippi, the aggregate reaches over $4,000
bales of cotton, which cannot, in value, fall
short Of $l,000,O0O-in horn.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04
Sold by Day & JENKs and R, F. COMBS.
neau WHAT STRONGER EVIDENCE

be produced than the following
Me Harris Il Co.
Gentlemen-It IS with pleasure that we speak a word
in commentator of your very valuable medicines.
Perry Davis Pain Killer and Or Richardson's Sherry
Wine Bitters They of great merit. and already
well known the public at large need any very spe-
cia notice from particular individuals. The Pain Killer
has become a househ I'D remedy all through the West
and the Sherry Wine Btters superior TO bitters
we have with, and as they become know the
the demand increases and all find from their satis
factory results.
Nest respectfully,
GAGE MATHER.
Sold bv DAY & JENKS and r. f. COMBS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04
A n OLD FRIEND.
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
Pain Killer,

The great Family Medicine of the age.
Taken internally, it cures cold, coughs, &C. weak
stomach anc general debility. nursing sore mouth, can.
ker, liver com lam. dy. .pepsia indg. stiOn
and pain in stomach and bowel complaint painter ;
collie, Asistc Choir a. ciarrh9a and dysentery.
APPLIED FXl FINALLY CURES
Felons, bo,ls and alo I'D sores, severe burns and
scalds, cuts bruises ard sprans, swelling OF the
joints, ringwOrm and letter. broke breasts, fro ted
feet nd chblainS, tooth che, pain in the face neu
ralgia and rheumatism.
1t is remedy for Ague and Chills and Fever
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04

The Stage will leave st. Paul every Monday and
Thursday morning at o'clock, running by the way o.
Little Canada Rice Lake, Columbus Wyoming Sunrise
City, and from thence to Bayfield,. arriving al Bayfield,
every Wednesday and SATURDAY. evening.
Returning, will leave Bayfield, every Me- day and
Thursday morning by the route and arrive at ST.
Paul every Wednesday AID Saturday evening.
This line also connects at bayfield, with the steamers
North Star and Planet, running fren bayfield, tby the
way of OntOnagon, Portage Lake Marquette. and touch.
ing at all tn other mining points Lake Snperior) to
Detroit and Cleveland. Also. with the Michigan and
Bird running from Bayfield, Couchng all the diff
ferent points on the ke) to Mwaukee and Chicago.
This road is stocked with good horses and covered
hacks. Good, competent. reliable and careful drivers
employed and passengers who travel by this route
rely upon thing being arranged for their COM
fort and convenience.
For further information inquire at the office of l. l..
BEN, on on Third Street. next door to the American
House.
Persons wishing to send packages to any of the diff
ferent points this road by having them properly
done up directed and left the office in care of the
Agent be assured OF their receiving proper aten
and safe delivery.
from ssnPs st. Psal to Propreo
iel2-dlwawly GEO H. EDG ERTON, Agent.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE,
EYES.

the Cerate is the only thing requredo II should
De kept in the house OF every amily.
Price OF Syrup, 81 Cerae 25c per bottle.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold By Medicine Dealers geners lv.
J. N. HARRIS & Co., Proprieters
For he Western and SOuther States,
Cincinnati Ohio.
To whom orders for the above Medicine. may BE- ad-
essed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
DAY &JENkS, 81. taui
RICHARD +. COMBS, 90
L Vawter, ST Anthony
Chas Crawford, do
Greedy 4 Gray. Minneapolis.
VIM Leonard, do
VIM II NcCuli0m, Mendoza
W. II. Whipple, Prescott
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04
DIR. WEAVER'S
Cerate or Ointme ent,
And you have a permanent c urt

AHU yUI NV" q PeI--IFlHtI4I oII!t.
The Cerate has v-1ved itself TO be the best Oinmen
ever invented and where used, ii never bea
known to fail Of eiecl a permanent oIold sores
letter and rngwo-n, scald head, chilblains ard
,tes oarber's itcL Snapped cracked hands or lcs
nlotcbes pimpes on the face. And for
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04
CATARACT FOUNDRY,

INT A MT HONY.
The attention OF allMachnists, Mill Builders and the
people large of the State of Minnesota is respectfully
solicited the faci. which Cataract Foundry
and Machine Shop offers for furnishing
CASTINGS AND MACHINH3Y
Of all kinds such Steamboat Machinery, Engines
Engine repairing, Flour Mill and SawMill Gearing and
Irons ugle and Double Circular Saw Mills, Sh nge
Machines, WoodwOrth's PiaLing Machines, Water
Wheels. Arch-tronts, Building Columns, Crate trs
Sleigh shoes, oven Mouths Sugar Kettles, Iron Railing
for residences and meteries, ETC., etc.
IN the style md fms OF our work. claim to be be-
hind shoo in the country. East West, and
oier favorable terms any of the Eas ern manu-.
facturers.
We also furnish
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1861-10-04
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY

Attorneys for Auguste l.. Larpenteur, Insovent
jy5-wlawl2w
, 1861-09-03

The Arrest OF Sc1nahel.
The arrest OF Ellis B. Schnabel Was reported
yester5ay. The New Haven 1anadinna gives
The to1!oRieg additional particulars


The arrest OF Ellis B. Schnabel was reported
yester5ay. The New Haven Palladium gives
The following additional particulars:
A"peace meeting" vas advertised to take
r3@ce II Morris Qcrmer1y part OF Litchield)
IN Wednesday, the 2sth, wien i" public speak
ere Il aia abroad" wire advertised, mud quite $
crowd Eas ga.hered. Ellis 3. Schnaoel, of
PtaEsyiyania, was expected, tcgstltr With "
y. Eaton, Of Hartford, and Others. Whether
Estou was present or net, We do not kn oW,
but Sctnabt1 was there and made his tressona-
bic speech. III the meantime Deputy Sheriff
Edvsra O. Peek. Of Lttc!.fsld, had received .
dispatch from Gorec2mcat, requiring him to
a1Iest Schnabel aud place him in the handA OF
United States Marshal Carr, Of this city. Mr..
Peek therefore proceeded Immediately to Nor
1ia, where he found al excited secession Gro wd,
to whcm Schnabe; had recsuty been making
a REASONABLE speech Through the fault OF .
telegraph operator, or in some other manner,
the tories in Lit field had learned that an Off
ctr was after Bchnabsl. and ahorseman started
at full lun to warn him of h:s danger. But
Sheriff Peck lssr2ed Of the fact, ard he stopped
tie 1crseman On the road, at scme little dis
tance from the place cf nesting, informing
Aira-wi.b cock ed revolver in his ha1d-that
a..y attempt to proceed further would be sure
Itath, v hereupon the man turned back.
1t lad been threatened, previous to the
| mtetitg at Morris, that ii Mr. Peck appeared
| he would certainly be severely dealt Fith-he
| seing par ticu1arly cbaoxieus to the tories OF
| acccunt Of his e1roug stand for the govern
ment. Ii spite Of his knowledge ef this fact
| he went up TO the speakers stand ard arrested
Mr. schnabel in the midst of his secession
friends. They st 6rst showed fight, bat finally
concluded to let the law take lte course, ant
| Mr, Peek started for New Haven with hil
prisoner. Sheriff Peck ard Henry Fem
brought the prisoner in to New Haven, stop
! pig at the New Haven House. where they AZ
lived ct half-past two this {Thursday) morn
ing. Du1irg the ride to this city, and after
I wards il the New Haven House, the prisone
wss very violent, " damnioe fhe b1ack Il;
ppb;icai:s, with anything but t:faint praise
Unon the arrival Of Marzhal Carr at fev
minutes before five, Scnnabel became perfect
| y subdued, and .e was this morning taken Il
| Fort Latayette.
, 1861-09-03
AHxffs Nf PxIm1VFa. M0.

Mart. Green is not, CT has BEEN in Palmyra
with any OF his men. He is, however, near
there With his "g1and army" of scoundrels
end 1ll1l'ans, intending, rs be gays, to prevent
Gen. Hnrlbut from resuruiog 10 that place,
an0 also to prevent his collecting the Sl5, 600
levy. As tLe1 hsd not heard OF It beia,, re-
scin6ed, they were evidently brought there
:of thst purpose.
The train which Was fred into, was at Ca.d-
veil Station, end was not the one continuing
the mnske!S. They we're CT auot:,=r traiG
which hsd not lef. Hannibal and did net, after
receiving tue irtell!gence Of the outrage to
tt= fGrmtr train. That the rebels are prtp1r-
ing fer some desperate move is very evident,
as 1birgs Rave changed materially within the
past few daEs-thos exhibiting increased aetiT-
ity, Wa:ch3I.le== and boldEes5 along the
H:hcle route. Thy had been led to suppose
thst they Wcu'd be compelled to pay dam ages
sustained, ard have as a consequence been of
late extremely quiet, but beginning to find
ont that t4sy. caa again commit their derra-
cations ~ita imprui:y, are preparing aai per
te2t:rg their echcmes. Wsat they are We
ebail probably tiId ont as NE did l,eto7e-aft=r
tke outTeggssi are com mitted-Qu;ncy Wig,
.0t1
, 1861-09-03

Tia! Ge:l. Fre1tiss has been superseded
by Gen. Grant, will surprise no one who
Knows he parties most concerned, nor will
any cnc coIs:rue the ORDER by which Gen.
1'ren:is> WIS deprived Of his command as
ary ret1ection upon his gallant.y and zeal.
I5u: ms must be remembered: Gea. Prem
1iss IVES Lot educated a soldier, and Gen.
G:an: vas. Prentiss has loyalty, and
within certain scope, efficiency but he
las never moved considerable bodies o1
mel, aid we presume he is unacguainted
with tie theories which underlie Q GEL
c-aIs art. As comn:anaant Of a post, or as
i RT;=es';t- under the eye ofa superior,
Il: ws MD, if courage and steadiness
wee required, do service of which his
9Fs ids and Lis Slste might be proud; but
It : ne; 6sraga;cTy tc him, that having
Fl"n. lis life az s civilian, he should not,
v--a .n,1rs:Sd with duties which REQUIRE
n--::-a1, knowledge and experience for
L. 7 proper execution, meet the demands
G -" ez2crss5er cyy as promptly as enc bred
70 1t profession Of arms. His courage is
l.Ques- --o1ahie. and We should willingly
t:ust 70 his discretion to carry out what
naii:ar., ntn lad planned. We hope
s,;.- l.te.tlse taken from TIC head of q
c<lrG!. ard rcmandgd to MS b1igade-a
tl.ns u every dag occurrence in all armies
-',e W: not feel himself obliged to with
O. VI ir',.2l the service IN which he Jet may
i" IL s.diers part. A little reflection will
i'cl,!"l,S convince him Of lis mistake in
;tnier:, : lis resignation; and if he re-
u.ail!s - III the army, the winter will rot
rsss Fvfere the experiences encountered
VII :>a<1. him that skillful commanders
alc lvscr, Ike poets, bsrn ;..lcy arc made.
, 1861-09-03

"OUR JEssR"-The n2mc Of cue North
efn woman is recorded, who, without Masking
1ues CT ha.irg it announced il the newepa-
pers, is doing her duty ct her husbands side,
and does moi complain Of Wearinees OF fatigue,
Sr find i: necessary 10 lsaye him TO 60 to fash
icnable watering places, or keep posted in the
dolnga Of tne fashionable world. THIS hon
oTed name is that OF Mrs. Fremont" Our
jessie ef long ago, the wife Of Presidential
capcida1e, the admired Of the higher circles
in London and Paris, as well as n America,
sid COW the active, industrious secretary Of
her husband, his confidential adviser, his in
valuable 1e;.o1ter, who takes lotes Of impor-
taIt facts sid Etatements during the Generals
Interviews with the officers .; his command,
atteIds to much ct his business correspond
cree, acd IN every respect supplies the place
cf Thoughtful, industrious second self.
That is q wife who is worth cargoes of the
stuffed and painted and beajzened women
Nhc, got up after the style Of the latest fa3h-
ion plate, think they forin the completest mo-
Gel Of an apcleat muse or modern grace. It
is to be hoped "Jenkiaso vent get his eager
eye upon Mrs. Fremont, because the beauty
OF her work is that il il done In & quiet, uuo:-
tsn'at;ous manner, from her pure, To1nanly
Instinct Of love and and duty, and it would
GestlGy its great charm to have it hawked and
Ilacartcd like new patent medicine. There
Is TT darger howtver the perfumed, patent
lesthered, kid-gloyed Jenkins delights in what
is tr1lilrt. IashT and meretrcious, and
"eud not dream Of assisting even tour Jes.
sieH to overhaul her husbanG's mn5tY papers,
in his dipgy western Office,
, 1861-09-03
KentncEy--1he Plan ef the Seces-
GfoRfAx&.

from the Louisville Journal 3Oth7
We hase cot Q doubt that the plan of the
djeupion party Of the State is, as stated b7 our
F1tEkfort correspondent yesterday. to eather
large force at Frankfort a. secretly es posi-
BILE. take the State Arsenal with al. the canuou,
AIMS, and ammunition, tear up the railroad,
crt the telegraph wires, and force the Legis!a.
ture to obey their Will.
This is the sort Of work that was done at
Richmond In Virginia. The State ConTtntion
assembled there to deliberate and decide in
regard to The passage Of an ordnance Of &C.
cession. The secession leaders ftarsd that
matters would rot so 10 suit them. Sudden
u the capitol, In which the convention Wzs
In Eeseien, was surrounded BY mob ot ten
thousand men, headed By desperate ieadezf.
The mcb Eo;stercusly demanded the passage
Of 4 secession ordinance. At 6r5tno response
came from Tithin the capitol, but the many
teadtd monster became every minute II 3fe
and mere furious, and would have proceede1
to actual physical violence If COY. MISE aaa
Gfher leaders Of the convention had not made
.heir erpsayance upon the poft!co and given
their solemn plsdge that the convention Wsutd
pas 8 secession ordinance within fott5-elghf
Eours. TIE mob adjourned, but with an m
ders1ood detefm,n gtion Of reasBembling at the
e1d of the forty eight hours If ths p1edge
should rot be kept. The pledge was kept
We msY have chance to eee whether the
programme, go sum Iariiy executed at Rich
mond, can be executed IN Ike manner al
Frankfort Things will certainly look very
red there first.
, 1861-09-03

HEESAN AND TIE CHAMPION BEL1.-Jim
Macc, who recsntl5 WHIPPED tne S:aleybrl5ge
Infant las replied to Heerau's challenge, and
Eignifts hiE readiness to fight. He is ready to
1naka match ter se220o to $500 per side, either
bEtore OF after his coming fight with King.
The ma!tea, as fur es the tfAmeriean Cham.
friend, Ge5rge WilSsz, snd it is sad by hIn
thst ne t1pecte scrl to be able to announce
HeeEan's assent 10 the proposition Of Mace,
and tie arrangement Of the prelim;naries. u
HeenaD challenged any man IN Eagland for
22,0c0 {or 0,000), but Mace does not seem
wiling to accept so large stske, and accuses
H.enan ct bouncing. Heenan wants his ex-
Fsnses paid, If he fights IN England, or will pay
Mace'6, it he comes 10 Au1srica. Mace says
ut is rale Of the English Prize Ring that the
champion belt Cannot be teught fer ont Of The
United Kingdom" The match is In fair way
ef being made up, and it is believed by sport
l1g gea+!emtE thai, basoEe the winter is over,
HseGan and Mace will nave fought for and de.
cided The ownership Of The ss6e:t,"
, 1861-09-03
FROM CAPE GIfkARDEAV.

Especial Dispatch to the chicago Tribune1
CAFE GuAEDEAu, Sept. 1, 1861
Gen. P1entise and staff arrived here this et-
te1ncon. His army Ct 5000 lien is at Jack
SOD, ten miles west. What the next move
will be, and when, must Tot be known at pres
ent Herdee laa lett G-eeayi:1e for the South,
Tie reb=.s ars reported concentrating at New
Madrid, whe1e they expect to make big
Gg if attacked.
GeEersl PeEti6s is surerce1ed in this com
mand BY General Grant. Prentiss hss tender
I'd lis ree;ghatian to GaLerl Fremont, but
will, Ct courfe, ccniiEna to eon1snand the brig
ade ill biz resignhtion is accepted Should
he leave at present, it might emtazrass tbs
mcyfments Ct the army.
Tie march Of rs miles from Ironton has
been hard and tatiguirg, but tie troops bore
i. admilab3y. Not even q secession camp vas
found aioDg the way. They nd long since
fed. A few rebels were captured, among
which was surgeon and captain from JEFF.
TGomIEoE's amy. Ore lad l. lis pocket
furlcugh and the other commission.
The eecessionists between The M:s=issipps
and Jc1eshorc, ILL.,, stopped atisizsn to -iay
OF suspicion Of his being messenger from
General Grant. They swear 10 more such
missergezs should rass. gIey will tac:iys
pIrulpt attention