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Apm whlsA nsuhind ssess own ! Isrss pr. g
heko oy6ooun. Induce4 By the polsonous mlasm
= veG5(aolo decay. THIS cxh6lati0n q evolved
~ - action a. solar heoe on wot SOL and F1sco
WITH The Wnfery vapor nom ~ While ths snn =
bcloW she horizon this vapor fingers near the
eursh's surface. and tho virus = taken WIN y
ehrouHh the lunes into the blood There n acts
y ~ iuitasine poison on the internal visccra
and excrcting organs " the body. The liver %
comes toFpid and fails 70 sccrcte not only this
,irua. bat also the bile from the blood. Both
ne virus end fhc hills accumulate IN the circula-
eloa. md proiuco violent constitutional disorder
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sym.
pashixe with the liver, aud become disordered
also. Finally, the Instinct Of our organism, -
n IN q al1c1npt % cxpel the noNious infusion,
conreo<ralcs thu whole blood Vt the body IN the
internal cxcrctorics 20 force them to cast q out
The blood lravcs the surface. and rushes 20 the
central organs with congcstive violence. This 70
he Ca1LL. But In shis effort II fails. Then the
YEvKs follows, IN which the blood leaves the
central organs and PUSHES % the surface, a. u
d another effort 10 expel the irritating. poison
through the Other great excrctory - the skin. In
ths also II fails, and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted, aud waits for the recovery Of
strength 70 repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These arc the fits or paroxysms OF FEVER AND
Aous. such constitutional disorder will Of
course undermine the health ii Il Is not removed.
We have labored 10 find, and have found an
nnfIdo1o. w AA ANN
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncutralixcs this malarions poison In the
hood. and stimulates the liver to expel II from
The body. As II should. 20 II does cure this At
fictivc disorder with perfect certainty. And tt
toes more. or rather does what - Of more ser
vice 70 those subject 10 this Injection. II taken
10 season s cxpels it fom the system - Il V alb
sorbcd, and thus keeps those who use Y free nom
No attacks; KEEPS the syvem in health although
exposed to the disease. n Consequently II not only
eursa. but protccss from iho great variety of af-
fcctions which are Induced By this malignant
influence. such 8 Rcmittcnt Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb. o. Masked Aguc. Periodical Headache,
Or Bilious Headache, bilious Fevers. Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Govt Blindness, Toothnchc, Ear
sche, Catarrl, Asthma. Palpitations, Painful AZ
sctions Of the Spleen Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis,
and Painful Affections OF the Stomach and Bow
eli, Ill q which, when arising from this cause.
will be found 10 assume more or less the ntermit-
tent type. This "AGUE CURE" removes the cause
q these arrangements, and cures the disease.
This q accoInplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories % cxpel the virus from the system; and
shcse organs BY degrees become habited TO do this
their once Of their own accord. Hence arises
what we term drclimafion. Time may accomplish
The same end but otcn life Is not long enough, OF
b sacrinccd In the attempt. while this AoUn
CunE" does Il at once, and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this Is surcr IS well %
oafer remedy for the whole class OF diseases
which ere caused BY the miasmatic Infection,
han any other which hes been discovered; and
& has Glill another important advantage 10 the
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JUST FCBIIsIIED.--A NkM TNEtTlSE ON
~raffsrrhen .xmfa0 Usntnsss. N,rrovs and f.sHffai
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N nlfibnxs ant ofhsr I}vm He s'1,fsish,d
Hsnisrripfs NJ ~ Bss1nqatf. w. n
Or Pointing a mnie ~ cure ~ once certain AMI
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| country weaver docs not earn moro than if. 60c
| per day. Generally man earns from GOOf 10
| 12OOf In the course Of the year, calculated AZ
800 working days woman earns from 81if
to 45Of, and child from l2Of. to 22ji.
GES. GILMORE, who hss Lcen detailed 70 su-
| porintend the repairs on Fort Pa ski considers
that the result Of the bombardmch proves that
even l2-inch seacoast mortars cannot Ia d
pended on for the reduction Of works Cf no LARGER
area than this fort, because they cannot be fired
with sufficient accuracy 20 crush the oasemats
arches. Good rifed guns, however, will open a
practicable breach In brick scarp at 1900
yards and Gen. Gilmore gives his opinion decl-
svely that no better guns for brescliing oap be
desired than the 42-pounder 'Jamcs" rihce. Par
rott guns, throwing "a much metal az The
James, would be- equally good, supposing tho m
10 ire az accurately as the Parrot 60-pounder.
FHoM all quarters tho evidence Of culpahls
neglect, carelcssncss and ignorance Of the onion
generals at the battle Of Pittsburgh Landing con-
unue TO reach us. A chaplain Of an Illinois re-
gimcnt, stationed at raducHh, having learncd
from some scccssionists that Bclurcsard and
johnson having been largely reinforced contcm-
tcmpated an immediate attack on our furcos at
ilit~hursh, hurried TO apprso ten. Grant { tho
Tact, and reached him ON tho 4th of April two
days before the battle. The interview with Gen.
Grant was unsatisfactory. llo discrrhlvl the
chapl1iuls story, and d.smi sod linn with a re-
mark thnt he ought TO 10 arrested Tor leaving
h'1 I"nl NllN1hi OF EZRA. ten. hruut tOuk no
rl"yauiion AGAINST surprise. Tho chaplain
then sought the division commanders, but found
nome 81 their quarters but Cen prcntiss, now a
prisoner, and told lial the enemy would he Lpon
linn In nr'v-ciEht hours, hut Cen prontiss
scarcely listened TO him with patience.
ANpruER phase Of tho Barrel mvstrry-r.-
lhiing to the nuIl,t ct Sophia Werner, At Chi
ttgo IN ls'', and the packing Of her body In a
barrel and sending il to New York has lust
trrar.rrd Ia the former city, llrnr, Jumpett5,
j"utncllnan barber who was tried for tho decd.
owed h.s acVuittal TO tho testimony Of a woman |
vino now claims 10 he his wiic In AN spllica- |
tion made last week for divorce from him
made. il appears, with \ view Of retaining the
c1i" ~ urr rnld, she swcrs that she was mar
ti't p" INN catly In lsai, and lived with him
over year, when hr abandoned her Left |
alone, the woman Illegally mnrt-' a man named |
pR,illv, hut now becoming frightened lest |
Jumpcrt1 thuuld claim the ciuld, she sncs for a |
divorce from her former husband. Thi. dcycl. |
"lWcnt only increases the mystery that hang.
round that dreadful murder and shows that
there are many dark sccrets about II sull to be
reveal u.
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Oprrntion. srins' N'', Orl,rns ~'r.na h
aud Pu' iioU 0t the I.a,n, rho IrdcrnI
| Forrcs Now pIDr OF Iron Protection
| rr'I "rntious 10 Auucl ths ti,- Mortar
| Ti ct, -.1utl-Wcsr IT, ,,, III, ,slpti I..ycr.
Ar.,L L. l-u1.
Several rmh,.ts have rr.ounougcd the cue.
/ m position. during uc ps.tw,.R. Tick De
| H.bs. approached 10 neal TO Forts Jackson aIi
Phillip that she vas in danger tr,m the sIelis
chat were Gral towards her w..h con ids.ahle
| precision, Ono Of the she'll, f l into tho water
| "i,luu twenty Yards of %, stcruer. C.at,ia
Bell of the fioop -o'-ws' HI'.Cti WAS on board
tlo Hew, aui made tho following oLscrya-
Ii MS The enemy az. 'ar, to h-,e q number of
! ru.ed gum am ome whoso rar,,s {. oEtensiyc,
ss .s proved ly tie distance which the 4. lH,isc
sustained vi "a exposed 90 the fire. Iort J.gk-
son, which is ou the left q. You aaer' the ri, ~,
is t." -trol ger fort. Il is .lsom, nd AMI !, YES
evidence Of having been rcreutly trough, ,'
Tho trees iu the righhab,o1 whi,Ho ''ruct the
range ortLc guns laycle.u i,l,,, -'t ti,,tha too
fIr.iicnu. .us together ,.uIuHuI all tIoa,Jruach-
70 from Arov. S'arll scovs are mop-sd near
the forts. II is saI that their u,e is in .uppori-
lug un immense .T,u -a .ll wut.I c.p.s', the
riylr az tia, point, aaG which .uAy Irulo IA
very reTipus obstacle iu the NlN u llp ts.t
when II advances. II {. reported ilat me- ....s
OF both forts amount 20 more than inreo bus he'd
and that hrc ships are IN rcaIIuess 10 rep.l as
suiHuts
Notwithstanding tt,se nnmcu,o rr, par
ntious fr tLu d.Nleo o. the riyer, there
seems T. bo hu' ''lc d.gI. that L.i1r, gu
attack Is made T., the Federal forces our r.et
Will have attained FHnl iuuuIl th'r uif.,rI-.
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On March 18th, a boat belonging 10 the M
riD J. Cvlion was upset while towing by .
steamer in Pass a r0utre. Cant. Charles T..
Jack Of the Carit,n, was In the boat at the tim.
With great exsrchn almost all the boat 8 crew
were saved. FrSncis Bird, ordinary seaman. @,
Bristol, Eng, was drowned. A similar casual.
~ occurred on board the Norfolk packet. the Aao
ship Of the Let division. Edward barry. lands,
man, Ireland, fell from the forecaste and was
drowned. His body was not seen after he fell.
probably on account Of tho strong eddNiup cur.
rent, and after a long search he was given up.
B,Vn FtoruL,, I1EAp ~ ritE Pa,sEs,(
MHslesirr RivLR. April 18th, 1902 7
Tho Union forces in these waters arc rapidly
gaining In strength and efficiency, aud sccni
prepared TO strike in few days tho blow which
will decide the fate Of the Mississippi River snd
New Orleans. The number Of troops AZ Shin
Island is stated TO he not Ices ------ Gen.
Butler has mado a visit 60 no Nr,tori tor the
purpose ct consulting wit ' .FAoture farrAgut
about the plan ofattick, I, ,lsVtii Anoon that
tro'ps can I've landed ly tie way of Back Bav.
within 1--WE milo. Of tho rear ol Fort Phillip
After voyage ot lees than tw cuty four hours a
sufficient force ylu bc landed ~ take t..' I,rt
10y storm IN the rear while tho fleet !. .ariug
% 900 'front.' \ sug.ps-nl movement " l.l. Kind
would enable our General, 90 assist the ,Icra-
u'n, Ui the d'"t against Fort Jackson from the
rWhrHsur.s vt Tort Ph'nip, thus h.,htug tho
enemy with his own guns.
Tho c.p-UtWnr HuJud Hhro1i aGi
lf'nl ~ have Iu' uut l,w h.ul 1f defensive
arWur lIeit sides A., .n,rt.l 10. 49, p.t u...,-
uIrl Ut tltc length with 'le bclvI.st chain .aei,.
luil Wth the links close together. AMI .pikcI
TO url % manner as tu hc,p -hut irn pcrctrlt-
ing tu 'h r steam 1u zines. Thee three N,.scl-
AM the MisU,ou1i, t,sidcs thoir heavy batteries
pi uin' iH 20 gums. nrrv i2-pouui hHwit,ur iu
their r.-.. ly which they can deliver an ale
mg. vertical lire upon the cueuv.
Tie g1rHult NWHru,t ,tupt. Nichols, has WGlc
tc,uuuni~s au,e under a hI.. OF truce. lN which
they asNrr' lined tho existence 0. dozen rebel
kunhuais stationed above tho chain which spans
tht river near thH i.rts. She was visited Uv two
rchcl uitgou from the steamers N.idgoe ami
IeWcssce. Tho latter vessel carries two ruled
gums vt enormous oalibre Tie two officers.
vho were formerly m the service u the u.,cl
states, stat, i',' tn' turs uI- .u excellent .,i..
liuun and ron 'v at any time Co. rep ! au attack.
Ih" T.. ''nr .,.t, upon which great reliance is
Co be- placed ,u the coming humaArtmcut, Is ~
eN client coalition None Vt the vessels have
suffered materially from tl.Ir VOYAGE from the
North, aul have mot ,i,Il'l iu any point q, 'he
great sttiu H.1u them f.W. cI. U...,s.Uu,i lN tho
weight ui their mHr't.'.. u rolling sea. 10 A
i"w d'Ns b isuH iupJ,ha. lv ,A,ta page OF hi--
tory viii ho u.,I",i hy a description lt the
homOnr .mout %. new Orleans. tu which Com.
mnl,U Porter Ir.I h,, mouat tect will OCCUPY
an important position.
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING ,rEIL 20. 1862.


The capture Of New Orleans forms tho leading
| topic Of discussion by the various pcrs. We
quote as follows
The T5Jme.-Tho key II N. Southwest il
| ours, and the rebel army, pressed upon from tho
| North, aud cut OIL from retreat AMI all hope Of
all from whcro Il, no doubt, calculated TO make
ts Last desperate stand, must soon 'Nck Tor safe
~ in disors1ulation, and return - obedience
aud hope tor pardon In the obscurity d citizen
ship.
The Ti,pes.-Ncw Orleans is rc-possesscd: let
! the loyal hclrt cf tho Nation rejoice that the
| Stars and Stripes again float over the Crescent
! City OF the Southwcst.
The Hs-uH The greatest cotton rort Of tho
| rebels has fallen into uut hands, an event which
must change the whole features ot tho war IN
the South and M,,t laHl. the plans Of Bcautc-
rlri az torinih ami N.Wpljs, Varlyf, the action
ot Johnston at Yorktown, uul rrtu g this uo'ari-
Iuus rebellion 90 a last te,bie -ruLtlc.
Iss " Ai--Ihc capture oi NcN Orleans. 'ust
al tiu, time, is most uopportunc ioF lirourcTari.
a., iT.t battle ut t1riuth occurs about tNs
time. The intelligence vt the tail of tine great
| city Ot tho NuuthNt-t must greatly iUmorailsc
his unoi anil thoroughly urt them iut ,or-
ni.t which cycu before vts "a. I0,t lnt.less. II
beaten, hc has no place for retreat. llis avenues
ui communication with the ryNol army Ut the
Ea.t at. 1li cut ~ lie will qui My iud hiW-
! elf l.mwl iu yu all sides and his oul. altor-
.t',c will lu either 'o surrender his entire army
~ O. scatter 70. IN either cn-c, h' wNr material
voul DC lost. and The war iu tho S'lthv"st
would 81. ,tnUtially pe AZ an cnl.
Ihe JHDrHi # Commerce. With New o.
leans iu uuI t,. session Mobile will coon follow
savannah .s sufficiently ours 10 the pos cssiun ot
foit luluth, Char. .tuu sat Doe Wadc to yield
lr ige time, and tacn saving tac lais,.i pi
FREE =. our navigation Som 81. Paul in Ntv
H.'N '.tH. al f.. .HI
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SUMMER IsEsOAtTs.

COLUMBIA AHALl,-LEBANDN SPRINGS,
Columbia County, Now Ylk. Iuo s4a-
s'uger, grateful 10 I, pss uauy friends Who 4o
AZ M aud hberaiy patron. 4 UB house during
Lii, aNhs season gI last year, would Ir.uec.H.g
81. A. soI4eWM Of their patronage, rul lsr.' "
H. ','ri a % OF Informing tl.m ANA the ral.
80 I S.y' u,At 'he Hotel has luiorg.ue me-
spring renovation, and will bo opcicI IN, ,... w..
ceptlon Of guests ou tho 18Th day Of Nav An
m,ht' t'h be made T. nc.uumltl4to Will by.r.I
any iamli = ll NeW G1rh, or e seuhyre, vL, ia.
hsn tn lerye their boarding 'Hcos, or bIcaE I,r.
house-kot ping by tlo lst OF MAY, e. 90 into t.s
country. Lebanon springs csu Ls rtl.'.. from
hyw York ~ cars, Wa Hudson, twice a r,v. aIsl
by boat, also by cars, via P.tt--.d or C. ,r0.1.
4-g1rners every day. ANsJS PARSONS PD.
preJor. ar.gL.,. IN
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HUslNEss ClgANcrs.

RAKLRIES FOR SAIE--LC" ATED or
- the avenues au4 busl,H7 str.,ti II tHs,.I.
an h'"ok'yni also grocery stores, iIuUr q rrr.
o{fI'i saloons and reHtiuraut4, and 0tltr butls-.
1e. 4'., ,..
E'Ok SALE CllEAP-THE UreINr-S
A., natures 9ul risLt n Possession Of two SAL D. b.,
N.H''ou market, known as Nla / aud 2, oyster and
~ 't,,as' For particulars inquire 'of LEVI
''""3"' IA tAe market, ap25 G'l2g
kOk SALE, CHEAP-SIX BUGGIES TORS
t no I1Is, one R.oFsway with extension
Top s.z let's VI .s-1 Haruoss. Apply q, a Mott
'','' Gy2t tIs7
EOR SALE Al BARGAlE-TIE LEASE
AL tA,-r'a u Ha o1 r..l weI rtih..Aed core
rhr Ut4ur store, pl g0.4 Lua,uga- 4,lu4e .p
'"a. Going poo! business; urst Dee s.'i, vert ...'
A. r.. ~. IA'l.tI, tua. tt Cra.a q 40, .'lI5
HtlE DEES$ERS A FIRST CLASS
4 tntiut and Undressing saloon fr ,l'o, I'm
.n' ".t bet .Ieaals .u he city ana dr'us a
0-st r.'. 'u.u-.. lul ubrmst .u, ,uGuire OF w.
PFNNkAFp. Rainbow u1te', Beesmlp a. sy2, 2'
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FINANCIAL NEWS.

Ntw YORK, Monday, April 2s
Tho guy'rumort' ara very Arm, ,nl the 1910
t',es which f,votites with banks In the ntorlar.
savings Banks sud Insurance co.'s which have
funds g. employ, have risen TO :. premium l.her
usn t'ey have been before. They give ! Or cent
Interest and are available tho market II tho funds
are wanted. Tic l year certificates are V-i.
\ ier tho hoRrd prices wero hl.ucr. Coupon G's,
sa's aud req. p5i.
Tho lst generally was much improved, and
't'Nus0Ip, under new pressure, roso g. 64.T
sncr tNo loard. The oporstoro talk 5t 25
Tho operations In gold we're " tie usual extent
and tie price 0rm stlS
Itero wcte sales of wAs.ln,'an Fire tnL c.. at
ioos
IUo exchange. at tho CIea.lng House - ~ 500.
hiJ.Jja balances, tLb9o,pu THO olearinys rlas
rap,dy In yoHmo o,Il tie larger tr.usa, tuu, q
Hc Treasury
ThorO are later siyices rrom London 10 the isu
inst Tho sales u cotton we're very largest y ak
| lEhu. Brsaistuns were hr'n.
Tae returns Of the wilmington and Zarc.vil.
Il Il hr March Nere tls.UII expenses Si2,oDo
1Ac lul,lt,lucsa coit dcates n tho government
are 8 ~. " nearly ~ per cent higher than
when nr,' issuoL. The per cent had risen igr
cent. s'ays the rate al Which The banks t,ok them
at December, That hoy nrs go firm Is doubtless
b. s,.ar eRt'u, dc to ne 'sy, that no bsuk. h,l
r' MY uol '.,i sluer taorn VI he "a iOuutrs
, .oy raauo, employ the money ty better advantage
the best iAey gsl 10 ger eeuI. irom Tie govern
m"ut ~ 10 days notice. T1s year touis r',,s
Them rer cent In speais, art 'hs por cen, ,.ot
o.. ,u specie wtthA i,ud margin. luey srs there.
tire no longer anxious &c ngG,cn Ileir load VA tho
other Land, they viii derive from IL pu .odIoel
suuIfy uf aupgls. which will nav q LauI..u,a INT,
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NANINGs nANhln

MAIiNERS SAVINGS BANK,
NJ. Ih.rd ave, caiuer OF itl st.
open nom y t. ? ia. 8, ana uu M.u4.y, " a.
nesIhy and sstu day EVENING" from q. s'f.'uas
THOMAS -. sr'LLMAN. President.
aplS "a ISAAC r. SMITH, s'ortary.
ITNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
" 429 CANAL ST, COR OF NARICK.
open daily irlr no A. VI g. 3 an ir.u ubt.TPM
per cont INF 4 dllJred ou al sums - sSIUaal
under, an per cent on larlsr ai11,a,s
Deposits received uu or before t-s 4Otu, y4I boar
interest from tho l.tm
THIS BANK HAS RECEIVED on DEPOSIT
$4,000 81 IN TuE PAST 80 MONTHS
EV. HNuGHWOJT. &. Pr,st
GARDNER 2. CHAPIN, sec.y sl1 gi.e.lg1