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Rss.smsa % Loyal men In she soush.

The cane Of the Union men Of Jacksonville
RlofldG, a1smBa hard one. General sHEnMAS
had issued . proclamation assuring ihe people
shas they should beprOiecisd in ''shroWing Of tbs
sham government that had been forced upsr
them" "AH loyal people, 90 ran the procla-
msfon, eWho return q, q rsmaln q their
Aumss. In NE suies pursuit Of iheir lawful ayo-
oasIous, shall be protected IL I'll shsiF rights
within she msanIng and spirit Of the Constlta.
don The people Of jacksonville did rencunes
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STRAYED.

AN IRON GRAY HORSE, WITH WHITE SPOTS
"A on his forehead,
The owner can have him BY applying to A. Shape,
corner Of South Public Lane and Seventh street, 90.
lumbus.
May 2-tf.
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Neil;s BaiIdlpe. over P Rain a. Son % "a storS ~
where can slways be found, except when ab.
sent on professional business.
April ls-d21. W. H. DRURY, M D.
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'T.o@E.

A BOUT THE 10TH INSTANT, BE.
"A TWEEN Rich and Friend Streets genlIemani
Diamond Breast Pin. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving Il at this Office.
Columbus, April IS, 1ed2.-n
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For Rent.

TWO OR -FOUR ROOMS, lately occupied as the TEL
4 egaph ONCE, on eta.e street, opposits the State
House.
Inquire Of O. A. WAGNER,
!. !. go ~4gs vrgrf n ,FsSt State Street
Al persons having olaIns Or demands against q. A.
WasneF or O. A.. Wagner 4 Co., requested to pre-.
sent them before the 18th day Of May and hose indebt
ed Will please make payment, a. ny business must all DO
''''l'f Hp . sAas a'y' rsi'srihso. 4. WAGNER.
sprilaS-dR
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mARRIEm

At the resdenoe Of the brides mother, by the Rey
DR.. Hoge May !, 1862 Mr. EDWARD A. PTTcH, to Miis
JENNIE DoHERTY, all Of this oily.
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At the meeting alluded 70 Il Hap

Ffanklinton-Pstrick Fleming, M. Phelan
State House-Capt. o. T. Turney.
Railroad-Patrick Dunn, Wm. Naghte
Jas COoney, Patrick Fig.
Piqua Railroad-M. Mara.
E. FITZGERALD, President.
WIN NAoHTEN, Secretary.
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sAruaDAy MORNING, MAY 3. 1852.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-03

W On last Tuesday evening number Of
the members of st Patrick's (R. c. Church
in this city met for the purpose of devising
means to afford relief to the suffering poor in
Ireland. The hand Of famine is in many
places laid heavily upon them by the iniqui.oul
landlord system of their afflicted country, and
the utter indifference or wicked policy of a cor
rupt and venal government. Appeal is there
fore made to the charitable 10 behalf of az un-
fortunate people. <"tl 2 #s th.t l
At the meeting alluded to 1t was
ResOlued, That subscription be taken up 10
st. Pstrick's Church for this purpose, aud that
collectors be appointed to solicit subscriptions
from any Of our fellow citizens that may feel
disposed to contribute to this object.
The following gentlemen we're appointed COLI
lectors under the resolution: ~ iH
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coLuMaps, oH 90.
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For incidental expenses of the qunrtermasteTs
department three hundred siSty-five thousand and
thirteen dollars and eighty cents.
For transportation OF the army aud its supplies,
two IniIlicn two hundred aud I'M -OAr Thousand
hundred and Oishty-siX dollars and eighty-onc
cents.
For transportation of officers baggage, fifteen
thousand three hundred and siSfy-seVen dollars.
For purchase Of dTagoOn horses, two hundred and
nincty-seyelf thousand three hundIed and thirty
five dollars.
For clothing, camp and garrison equipagc. one
dred and fry Ciolsrs md thrty-eight cents.
For current expenses Of ordnance service, twenty
Thousand dollars.
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops, four
hundred thousand dollars.
For manu'&cture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars.
For increasing TIE manufacturing capacity OF tile
national arnr0ry, nifty thousand dollars.
For purchase Of gunpowier and lead, forty thou
For purchase of artillery horses twenty-five thou
sand dollars
For hire of quarters for troops of store houses f
the safe keeping of military stores, Of grounds for
summer environments, and for temporary huts ono
hundred and fity-cicht thousand two hundred and
eshtythree dollars and els ty-onc cents.
Sec. 3. And belt farther enacted, That all appro.
priuti0ns and ell provisions Of law herein contained
applicable To three years volunteers shall apply to
two years volunteers, and all other volunteers VIVA
have been may he received into the service of the
United States fora period Exceeding three months,
Approved. July IL. 1851.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, 1S5
L 0 G 7 L D,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIcs-Sts.,

CATED,
Cor noJ4Ir,,,.. ,,,,,y C,f,,,.1csC-
< M g 'IIU =
j. I NJ y X L, VI u
THIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
( prosperous and hUurishing condition. Twice du-
ring the last TWO ycArs ls it been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the of the in.
crC;Ising number Of Students repre ,cutiur nearly
every stare in the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
dcsrNbIy located buildings in the city The rooms
COInUUGiuuEiy ARRANGED, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
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IPraLIe.-No. u

An ACT 10 provide Tor tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called iRto the service OF the Uni
ted State. from the time they were called into
service the ilrtie;h dSy OF June. eighteen hun
drei amt siNtyCue-
Be it enacted 10y the Senate ana House of Repre-
seltatiygs If the United States OF America in Con
TosS ssssc3!s That there lie and hereby is RpPTo-
i-iate, out of any money in the Treasury not 9TH
cgyEisU aFFrUl mated. tie sDn II i've millions seEeh
hundred ami sixty thoUss:!d dollars, much
Thereof may be necessary, enable the Govern
iEcRT 10 pay the militia aud volunteers called into
FerTicC. q! the United States, being au additional
amount required for the fiscal year ending June
;h!rtieth. eighteen hundred and siNty-oDe.
ArTrhve1, July Is, 1851.
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Sec. .. And be it further enacted, That every per
son who shall he appointed assistant SHALL
at the timc OF his appointment, be not less than
twenty one years OF ago more than tWenty-siN
years; and that, previous TO his appointment. his
physical, mental and moral qualifications shall DC
inquired into and taT0rHhly reported upon by
beard of FaymastCTs HppOinteN for that purpose BY
the Secretary Of the Navy, and under such reSula-
tons as he may prescribe.
Sec 8. And be it further enacted, That the auuU.
al pay of assistant paymasters shall lie as follows VIZ
On duty nj sea- for the first yS years SitsT date o.
ter i've years from dateOE commission. one thousand
FIVE hundred dollars.
On other duty, for the first five years after date OF
commission enc thousand dollars aItcr five years
from date of commission, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
On leave Of absence or waiting 0T'lers for the first
FIVE years affyF date Of commission, eight hundred
dollars; after i've years fn date of commission,
thousand dolIarss aRJ when attAcisl To vessels for
to one ration Per day,
SEX l. And be it further enacted, That from aud
rfter the passage of this act commanding officer
of any vessel in the navy shall be required per-
form the duties of pAymaster or assistant raymas-
ter; and when such office shall become vacant, 10y
death otherwise in ships at or fOrei sta
tons the Pacific coast OF the United States,
the senior officer present may make an acting al'-
po!ntnent OF any lit person to perform the duties
until another Ptyniasirr or assistant .paymAster
shall report tnr duty. Any person performing the
duties of QaymaStcr or assistant layaster in ccnr-
dance with this section Out not othcrwisc) shall O
entitled to receive the pay of such grade whilst
acting,
sstAnt paymaster SHALL upon his appointment, enter
into bonds in the amount Of ten thousand dollars,
with ut least two good and sufficient securities, for
the faithful performance OF his duties, and that
SstaHt paynilsters shall have rank and precedence
with assistant geors not passed. and that all APP
pointments to I'LL vacancies in the corps OF pNymas-
tiers shall be made by regular promotion from tho
list of assistant payIEslEtcrs-
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That within six
months Nfter the expiration Of the present nsurrec
ticn the corps of psynasters and assistant payIns
tiers shall be reduced to the number Of seventy-ivc
in the whole.
Approved. July L, 1861.
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OFFICIAL.
Z .'t LAWS OF THB UNITED STATES
.IIsssd u: the FgTst Ssstol Of Efe ThATy-ISspeSth
C5HyTeSs,
AN ACT torefnd and remit the duties on arms i'm
EPUPuo-No. IL

AN ACT toreftlnd and remit the duties on arms i'm
ported by States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
senta4iyes x the TniVct States OF America in Com
Eres Ilble Tint the Secretary OF the Treasury
lie aiiu he Is hereby antorizefi and directed to re-
land api remit tbs duties and impos;s on all arms
imported into the United States since the FIRST day
OF AaY last. u which may be imported lefoUe the
first day OF January next, by for the account OF
any Sttc; Provided, The Secretary OF the TrcasuTY
shall be satisfied that the said intended. Ia
good fIiti, tise OF tho troops Of any State
which is or may be engaged in aiding TO suppress
the itrsurrertirn now existing against the United
States. I'd
Approved, July 10, 1851.
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WIIW IID NVNII".
DEL ART &..tT OF TIE ISTEElgE.
WaGhiy.ston u G TfL Fob 1kf.n 4

sIE: have used your Pies in my general u,. los
puHl practice ever since Won made them. and CuuuT
hesitate 10 say they are the best cathart!c "eIury
Their regulating action TIE liver Is qrck and ,,-
cfdcd. consequently they admirable rcInrdy
for arrangements of that organ. Indeed. / have
seldom found case Of billions disrus. 81. 'iDrto
that it did not READILY Yield to them.
FTaterEally yours. AL0NIO BALL. VI. u.
Physician of the Marine Hospital
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~ ger Trains viii - ruR as follows. viz:
Tho Express Train leaves Wheeling. daily except
S-.lchyE 10 4 " Be-7pod TT Ig;SC 4. u, Hrrv-
ing in LaitiECEe at 40 =. =: connecting viii the
EErve~= train for Philadelphia, New York, EoSto.
and al tho Eastern cities, leaving ut 6:ib \. a. ar
rtves ~ Washington a: $50 A. n making close con-
Hactoa with TIC southern lines for all parts II tile
S"Gth. This train stops - tho principal stations
from Wheeling; TO Cumberland
EGturIl!ng, leaves Baltimore at 3.i5 p. N and
Washington City n 2:I5 Z. NJ. arriving BeuwOnd
II :. ~ and y Eeeli:E ~ 6:7 = ii I'aiuls direct
correction with tile RXITessratIr for all parts OF the
West, Southwest and Northwest This Train stops
only fUr meals and wood and water.
The Mail Train lears5 daily including Suudy as at
GbT i. n, Benwood at 7:25 P NJ, and arrives III
baltimore NJ 3:l5 p. 81, connecting with the Mall
train leaving for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
und all Eastern cities nj i5 P. Ii, arrives nj WASH
iton City at $40 T. ~, connecting with .Ec SoGth-
lines fox ell parts Of the South. This train stops
TIE west end u the road at STnundzyic. Cameron
Warrington, Water Station FaiTmout and Grafton
Returning, leaves Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, wash
inston City az :25 i. NJ. and arrives BenwoOd at
1910 ?. NJ and Wheeling 1882 p. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for al! partsOf the Southwest
West and SorthWrst This tTaiI. stops 1t the rri:l-
cipal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling AccumIE oHation ruus
daily, except Sundays, leaving Piedmont GAO A VI.
md hrriEes at Wheeling at $40 T. II.
]. L. FORD, Agent.
". P. SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
l. VI. Coz, Geu'I Ticket Agent. apo
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nllious y orders-Ltvel { on.plaIl.ts

From DR.. ThrCdOr. B.li Of Neig lors I1ty.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted no tlcir
purpose a. an arcrent. but md their beneficial eli
fccts upon the Liver very marked indeed Hey
have in my practice proved more ctectual for III"
euro Of Giiiiolts complaints than any remedy
can mention. sincerely rejoice That law at
length pureativc which IS worthy the confidence 81
the profession and the VeopIc
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[PUgL1c-No.4.

AN ACT to provide for the appointment Of Assis-
tant Pnymas,ers in the Navy. $50
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-.
scntativeS of the United States Of America in Con.
gress assembled That tho grade OF assistant pay.
master in the navy of the United States be and here
by ts established, aud that from and after tho pas
sage OF this act the President Of the United States
~ ana with tho advice and conson. Of the Senate,
nsy appoint assistant PRymsaterB from tmo to time
az they ANAL be needed for active service In the a
Vy' not exceeding thrty-six in number.
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Dysen1erv. Dtarrhoga, RelaE, worms

From Or. J. g. Green 81 Ciic0GO.
Your Pills have had Ions; trial in my practice. and
hold them in esteem one Of the best npcriruts
have found Their Alternative effect upon the.
liver makes them nm excellent remedy. when gi,n
in small doses for bilious iyyc7t.ry oli oir5hoa
Their sugarcoatiug makes item very accel;;tllo..u
convenient for the use Of Mnmen nml chi.4r.n.
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Sick Headache, Foul Sto-
mNClr.
From Dr.. EE,nnrd RnuA. RnIiiEecrs.

FT1Nl 1T. Ii03'NTN JJWTN. BNIIlNIrTF-
DEAR ER0. AVER: l cannot answer You 5oltT, com
plants have cias2 with your Pills better thar t.
say Gil t,dt treat trI;h yiiJoi4rr 7Eedi5Is
place great dependence an cnectua cutllnTtcI IN
my daily contest with disease AMI believing ~ do
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PITTsEUEG. Pa. May !. 1857.
DR.. J. c. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cur.t
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two oC your Pills 1t seems to arise from foul -u
mach, which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect. ED. W. PRAIRIE.
Clerk Uf Steamer Clarion.
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Episcopal Church.
prTAsrrU0T-yp C,,.,Dn

PULASKI House. Savannah, Ga. Jan. 6. 1s!G.
HoToEED SIR: should be ungratcfu for tn" reIior
your skill has brought meif did not report my
t" you. \ cold settled in my limbs and brought
eNcrncatin5 HelTaIqic pains, which ended in chTmie
FhsiaGttsnI. Notwiths landing I had the hest At
by the advice of your excellent agent in baltimore
Dr. Mackensie, tried Your Pills. Their effects
slow, but sure. BY pcrscycrirg in the OF them
am now entirely well.
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, La, Dec 5. 1855.
DR.. AVER: have been entirely cured. by your
iIiis, OF hheu'aatEc G6H-a painful disease that lad
afflicted me for years. VINCENT SLIBELL.
20 Most of the Pills in market contain Mercury,
which, although valuable remedy in skiiIhl hands
Is dangerous in public pill. from the dreadful
qUcnces that frequently follow its incautious
whatever.
Price 25 cts. per Box, or Boxes for 81
Lowell. Mass.
For sale by A. C. GOOD CO., and by all Drug
SIstS. arcl -Iv-}fn
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As n Family PGlySic.

From Dr. Z. ~. CGJtfrri7ht Nc'g Orleans
Your Pills are the prince of pur.cs. Their excel
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road... -

-@-si---4-N - ~ ~ \ LA4ACAas
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.
"a .-s.s. -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, November 25tt lsGl,
lows, Sundays excepted)
1l;l5 A ID Mail Train stopping al all stations, ar.
rSSs at SP - s:Ss al q $40 y NJ aud
" arrives at pittsS Il 1 g n ss'' 8i5
Cleveland at 9:I5 a. II.
1000 T. II. ENyIress Train Etoppinr nj all stations
arrives At PittsbarEihi '; n, US 4. 81 aiia
Cleveland at g:35 4. N.
RETURNING,P TRAINS sa
Leave Cleveland at a:55 A. II. n.d s:4o Z. NJ. ar
Leave Pittsburgh at $50 A. 81, $50. A. N. aud
a. NJ. and CTS P. II.
Connections are made as Follows.
At pittsburgh with Pennsylvania r. L. FOX Harris
burg. baltimore, Washington, P:.iEa-
Cleveland with Cleveland ToIed II Il FOR SAN
dusty F"is,i5, Beiaoit, Chicago Urn
al psi1ts in flIe SeRTH BEsz. With
Detroit steamers FOR Detroit, Jackson
Chicago and the NORTH WES-. T;tl
CicTe!ant & EisR, R.fer Erie, Dun.
kick, Buffalo and siisgaE. Falls TiIh
Cleveland, c5iIfaohs 2Cncinnati for
Gres!iiAe, Delaware, Columbus snd
At Hudson with the c. z. { c. L. +. for Cuyaiorn
Falls, Akron, liiIersbtlrgh and IEets-
Ter. -s=i ?.
At Alliance with p Fl " c. Il. r. for Canton,
N14zillol, Wooster, salem, Enoo, Co
lU-lhIls &C.
Al SteSbsnville viii p G. { c. Liao and A. Bz1I.IR
with %. o. Err. f5r GAINESVILLE. New
ark Columns, Sc:.5a Dayton. Iudf-
snspoli5 3, LIairo. Cincinnati. Louisville,
81. L51tS, Sc JospTlt and oil points
}Ftst and South West.
Excursion Tickets - Sh and return S,3T5.
Fare always As low, and TINE much quicker than
any other route @
through Tickets to all P1Iats in the West. North
and East he procured at the Office No. s. Water
strest next door 70 SpEgE House, Wheeling, Va, and
1t Bridgeport Stattons
Freight contracts viii Re made atloSScst Tatos TO
any point accessible ~ thi- mad ETi connections
r. the Elst, North, TTe=7 and S2.Th-Fes;- - Office
No. 81 Water street: o. with Freight gent ~ Bridge
port Station. I. HAMILTON. AGENT.
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. gent
Br!dgeVort,O-
IN. MCCULLOUGH, P:aziiHut
-. I. =.
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JOHN II. LAKTN
I srecessor ID Mncclcr : l.nI,in

Successor to Wheeler * Lakin.l
TETILL EECEIyE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
~ Inspection on Thursday, March 10th, II new
and well selected assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
Also :. oR4pie:eassortment OF GEETLEiiEN'S FUR
NISIiINCT GOODS.
The patrons Of the old firm, aud the public in gem
stock before making their purchases as intend sell
ing at small profits TO cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
firm. solicit continuance of the same for the now
establishment. JOHN 7. LAIIN. Merchant Tailor,
mh2o-lwd No. lo2 EIain ST., Whceling. Va.
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J. V. HINES
WAasaw. Wyoming O.. y. 81. a.. "a. e.

DElR n: am using your Cnrhnrtfc Pms in INV
prnctcc and find them an excellent purg,tiyo To-
Cleanse system and purify he foU1friliS If he
6'""d. JOHN G. MEACEAA. NJ. y.
CoTs patton, CostIvcncss. Suppress
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DrOpsy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From Or. d. p. Vaughn, NoafreaI Cqnad,.
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worse helicvc Cottrcncss ts originate it, the liver
but your Pills affect that organ and cure the disease"
From Mrs. E. Smart, Iysicta1 and NHirgit Boston
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ifTai secretio" when wholly partially suppressed.
and also very eectual to- cleanse the stapGch n1! ~,
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From the ReU. DR.. Ha1rEes, Of lie Aetaodist
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GEO. VI. JOHNSON ". D. JOHNSON
G. w. JOHNSON g. son,
of Cnn,,nr.. TN -,

" u VI N1VIIIN1A9 Z III sAallL
Sheet Iron Ware.
"AvING AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALI. TIE
improved facilities, we are hotter prepared now
than ever to Fill all orders for any article or work in
the above line Of business. Vallics and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in a snbstal-
tial and workmaulikc manner VIC are now paving
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Keep stock of thelatcst aud mostapproved pat
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q. W. JOHNSON & son,
jy2-d&wtf WhcdIins' Va.
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rom Forrardiag Merchant Of 81. lou,

DR.. AVER: Your Pills the paragon Of all that f.
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pies her skin ard in her hair. After ,Lil#
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Dyspepsia, ImpurLEy "a nc 10.

From Rec. ]. 7. Wime8, P0sfor Of ldraNt
Church. Boston.
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AVER s
CATHARTIC PILLS

4 RE YOU SICK. FEEBLE AND COAipLNINlN..
~ Are you out Of order. with Your system i,.a,
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upon themselves and the surrounding organs; ;.rr-
ducing general RgsrrvaEicn. suffering and dis.s.-
While in this condition, oppressed by the "Tn,g,-
mentS, take Ayers Pills AMI see how directly they
restore the natural action of the system and III. ID
the buoyant feeling of health again. What g. f.a,
and apparent in this trivial and common conf
plant. is also true in many Of the dcCi-~Cutrl and
dangerous distcmpcrs. Tie same TuEE7.tiS" client
cxpcls them. Caused hy similar ntstrUc; i.r~ 1rr'
arrangements of the natural functions OF the h,'y
they rapidly, and many Of them surely Cur,i s.
the same means. None who know the virfur- ,rf
these Pills, will neglect To- employ them when stiff
ing from the disorders thcYcurc.
Statements from leading physicians in Come of tu
principal cities, and from other we'll known IIl.E,
perscns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-15

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rive at Bridgeport at t@25 p n, SIS A. II. and lG5O
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l+O z. ~. arrive bridgeport at 635 A. NJ, Iuo1
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-19
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