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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
T,- all the purposes of Laxative

medclne- Perhaps no one medr
- cine il 30 un0ersaiiy re.
cuired By everybody -
NJ a acashartic, nor Was evee
=" 80 before so saaversSt-
U.z40 iy adopted into use. ID
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H SON is. that IL Is more re-
-$-Azzz- iiaIic and fsf more enec-
r1G.s-z5z - tnai r. nedy than any
-Ez@s@--o other fnose who nave
-, 4, c,,re,l them: lose VINO nave
MT Know that it cures their neisnDos, ~ -hxsvs
and ali know that what IL does one ,,i, ar esefof
''5 ,ht a. n never fails through any lam, er ,s
stian We have thousands w "a sss1 ,
.,,s of certificates of their ~ N =,
following complaints but saen Sn,e ,os nablsh item.
every nc 5, 81 y aces and conditions IN an ciinates,
contsining neither calomel or any desssss The.e
they may be taken with saie,s ..ssr ~ nh sd makes
s nleasant 70 take, while being purely
ny harm can arise from eeir use n ans ~, n.
they operate BY their sSs Sood and simulate is
ihtefllai ,;,n remove she ebst<uc0ons o. tno
s,onseh bowels, liver, and otner v.shhs, sh,,h n snS
body restoring their lrreel. sSiss such derange-
Hents as are the first origin OF disease. a..
N,nnfs directions are given rn se w,aPpek oo
the box for the following oompsms'' "n''A s','e
fTas Tas rapmg rapg,.s.ia or Indigeseioa, Iissiess.
- I.n~uOr and Loss of ApPesisos uiey
r,,S, ~ tafen moderately to stixnuiate me ston>r
os and restore its healthy tone and ao1on-
Ear Itxer Compiains and rs various synP-
,oa,s TSsisous H Heaslac he. sick kAe9S3enos
Ia...Stce or Green sicknes., sne.e
SsoI;~ and RlfiOus Reverss eney snouh % ~.
taken for each case to correct ne aAse4seu
sctioa or re,noye the distractions which cease X
For nvscnsery or DtArrhaeo, put one maANl
5ose ID generally required.
~. Tekcumasisna, a G0ut, Gravel, kl1u)1
..,;a. of the Heart, Pain In tAe -,
TsssL and Loins, they should be ntfny9osAy
,sIen as reouireS to change the diseased 9ction OF
sbe system. With such change those conpiamts
up Far Hprov.v and Dropsicsl swelltngs they
should be taken in large and frequent doses % pro-
duce the effect Of drastic purge
For SuppressiOD large dose snouio pc ta-s4>
as il produces the desired effect by sympathy.
A a D;al.er PsIt, take one or two PAfs 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the appettes
,sd inyigorates the system. Hence II Is orten adj
yanta9eous where 10 serious arrangements exlsta.
One who feels tolerably WELL often fHds that dose
of these Pills makes hm feel decidedy DetIer from
their cleansing and renOyatihg eject on the uSes-
tive apparatus
DE. y. C. AVER e CO., Proestcos Cbe.2sfsfs,
LOWELL. MASS. U. s, 4.
9 d. Frey 4 Co., S. i j. N. Huber Co.,
rird,av. III. Greer i Son, Mt. blanchard,
ID. Gil1ert, Vanlue Spsrling Turner, MO
Comb, and by all Dealers sep'o ~
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Mrs. Peyser says, in George Ell
lots novel, What man wants in a
wife mostly is to make sure of one
fool as II tell him he's wise"
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Notice..


T lucinda WRIGHT and CIaitorn Wright.
l. IN the state of California, Julia yanden.
burg. Gamaliel p Vandenburg, John Ham
bletOn, Wil,ism I. HambIetOn and Parmela
Hambleion. ia the state of Kansas will take
notice that Orlando B. Vandenburg and
Emily j. Fandenburg. his wife. did on the
day March, A. d., 1865, fle their petition
IN the Court of Common Pleas for the COUP
ty OF Hancock, Ohio, against them and the
other heirs at law OF Martha HAM late
of Hancock county. Ohio, deceased, setting
i0rih HAT the said Martha HamhIeton in her
lifetime sold and agreed 10 convey to ore
OF the plaintiffs, Emily j. Vandenburg in.Iot
number 80 in the town of Findlav Hancock
CO., Ohio; that she died without having. made
such conveyance. leaving the above named
Lucinda, iniermarriCd with Claibnrn Wris bt.
Julia. Intermarried with GzmalieI P. Van
denburg, Parmela. intermarried with vii
liam L. Hambleton, John HambIeton, and
others her heirs at law. The plaintiffs
claim that the said contract has been fully
complied with ON their part. and that the
said lot should be conveyed to said Emily
J. The Said petition prays that The said
persons above named, with the other :heirs
OF said Martha named therein, be compelled
To convey said lot to sad Emily j. Vanden-
burg and in default that the judgment
prayed Tor opsrate az such cOnveyance.
The said persons are further notified that
unless they answer the petition aforesaid
by the ninth (9) day OF May A. D., 1869. the
matters therein will be taken as confessed
and judgment rendered accordingly.
WHIrELEY, BLAcKFoRD i HAKsH, Att'ys.
ORLANDO b. VANDENBURG,
EMILY j. VANDENBURG.
March q, 1865. marl3no43.Gw
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iNttu Aob.rtistmmts.
1000 Agents Wanted

immense list OF nearly 500 different hooks
bibles and photograph albums. Every fsmi.
ly wants something from it.
Catalogues furnished tree on application,
and baoks sent post paid to sny address on
receipt OF price. Canvassing hooks contain
ing the list, with prices. inge' her with blank
sheets and printed headings for enrolling
a list of n mes, sent tree TO any one on re
ceipt of so cents. Anybody can sell from 100
TO 1000 Of these books anywhere. For terms
to ag ants ard other information address JS'.
E. POTTER Co., Publishers, Nos. GA and 81 Z
SAMSON street, Philadeiphia. Pa.
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HArRONA sAPoyIFIER.

4 nss xtl.cls los making sap. Tryu. For
sails ~ -. L. iL.LER Cos,
opposite Court Houss.
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Howe 4 sssven,' Family DYE Color

iflNHIRTY different SHADES. all in liquid fcrrl
| i The same shades, all in pow der lorm- We
advise .the use of the Blacks, Browns and
Drabs, in the powder form. Fer sale by all
Druggist and Dealers, and At the AaRniac-
tory. Bo3tOn Mass
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Perhaps ~ VS
cine Is % un1ersaly 70
Sared By everybody q. 2:
4 carhartic, nor Was eyef
. an~ before so UNIVERSAL +
ix i adopted into use. IN
.svery country and amonS
iii classes, as this mild
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P;y. The obvious rea-
son Is. that il is \ amore re-
liable and fG more enee-
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P. o. Box G. Is FKpEKAL ST., Bosros, MAss.
Wholesale Dealers in Dry and Fancy Goods
Cutlery. Plated Vase, Albums, Leather
Goods, etc.
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Assume the rein of government and intend
by fair dealing, prompt attendance To orders
and the ext nsive knowledge Of the business
to control the
The New York herald., 1868-03-30
ASSASSINATION or An rs-coususMrr oFfc6.

From the yicksburg (Miss) Daily Times, March q.
A horrible murder was committed tn Jackson aDoup
nine O'Clock on Monday night. Colonel William n;
Estelle gallant soldier lawyer by profession snQ
Q most genial gentleman. was brutaly murdeIeG
while passing along the street on his way to hiS
home. When he had reached the residence OF thea
Rev. Mr.. Crane, which Is Immediately opposite the
Executive Mansion, he was met by an Unknown man
who. without word plunged bowie knife into his
stomach. Colonel Estelle at once fell and CONF
menced crying murder His cries soon brought
carried him to his home and cent for
surgeon. The murderer escaped. When
Colonel Estelle was stabbed he was within.
one square Of his own house. By the
train last evening we learn that man named
Gibbon, formerly in the service OF the Internal Reve
nue. department, was yesterday arrested on suspi-,
cion of having committed the dastardly deed. The
bloody knife which was dropped near the scene or
the stabbing was traced to him. and makes strong,
link in the chain OF circumstantial evidence. What
makes this terrible affair more melancholy is the I'M
preston which prevails that the blow which cost
Colonel Estelle his life was Intended for another and
not for him. Colonel Estelle was native OF Ten
nessee, but has been citizen OF Mississippi from his
boyho0d, and was about f0rtyfve years old. He
served as captain in the Second Mississippi regi'
ment during the Mexican war, and held the rank or
colonel In the Confederate army during our late
troubles He was q widower and leaves two
children.
The New York herald., 1868-03-30
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

The market for domestic cotton goods has been
unsettled during the past week, and prices have
been irregular. During the first OF the week the
market was almost stagnant, and. under the innu.
ence Of dun, heavy cotton market prices favored
the buyer the depression finally eliminating In a de-
cidcd reduction by some OF the largest jobbng
houses, which had the effect Of somewhat stimu-
lating business, though the demand was even then
anything but active, buyers holding aloof for another
'marking down OF prices" But from prevailing
indications, they will wait in vain, for the sudden
and remarkable advance OF cotton in Liverpool and
by consequence here, has caused q marked
feeling In the dry goods market, infusng
renewed confidence In the trade and causing holders
Of goods TO regard the future with much more CON-
placcncy than they had for some weeks. SO sudden
has been the transition from extreme depression to
extreme confidence and buoyancy Of feeling that
values are a at sea" and prices must be considered
entirely nominal. We note the reductions made
during the week, but we may remark that in some
cases those prices were refused to-day Saturday
and the market was altogether more buoyant. while
everything seemed TO favor recovery OF the decline
OF the first part Of the week.
Woolen goods continue In fair demand and full
meDts.
Imported goods remain rather quiet, and the spring
trade has not thus far proved very satisfactory OF re-
We annex the current nominal quotations.
BLEAcHED MusLINs.-New York Minis, Al. 2sc:
Bay Mills, al, 2oc.
BROWN MusIINs.-Amoskeag A, A., 17c. 1sc.:
Atlantic A. a., 17c.; Pacific, ~, 18lsc: Agawam
~, lac; Stark A, 40 l7c.; Lacona a., 1sc 16Sc.
PRiSTs.-Ainoskeag 12hc.; American, nominal,
12hc. a l3}sc.; Amoskeag lmourninE, i2lsc; Merr-
mac y, l2Asc.; Merrimac W, 13hc. l4kc.; spragues
Vancitsh l3i6c. punuelrs, l2lac. l3hc.; Wansutta
l0c. Lancaster, i2&c.; Pacific 13kc.
DRiiIS.-Sanddlds, Amoskeas, Atlantic, &C..
1Tc.; others 14LC. i6Ic.
sTrlrEs.-AmcsSeag 23lc. q 24kc.; York, 23l4c.;
American 1870. 14gsc; Eagle, l21sc. q l31sc;
J"rsty City, l4c a i5c
ID SlMs,--Anask az, &c; York 2sEc.; Union,
17c.: Empire state 2oc.; Mount Vernon, .Gc; Provi
denCe l2c.
Observation-Disclosures 2ic. 3Sc: Everett, SOC. Il
32ec.; York, 81 re; Mount Vernon, li4sc.; Boston
26.
1LAzED CsMBRtcs.-Amoskeag 10c. a l0,sc.; We.
ROMA, lO.fc. Washington. l0kc.
PApEN CAMBRICs.--Siatcr's. i3c. Ions,lalc. Il &c
SiLEsiAs.-victory Union aud others l4c. Il tsc
CORSET -Amoskcag, lic IA So; Pepper
ell, l5isc n 1910; NaumSeag, lig l4}6c; Newman,
kci l3 Sc 1876.
COTTON CHECks-Park Mills, 25c.; Union Mills.
o. e, a g7lsc. Caledonia, 23hc. a 25t.
CASTOR SFLANNEiS.-- Al tncskcag, brown, 25c. Saum
kcap brown 1bS,C.; do bl1aciied. 20c. Satersviic.
brown and bleaCled, &c. a 1870,
DELAISEs-pacnc, iSc. 2oc.; Sprague's. l'c;
Lowell, isc. <4
s Oot Corrox-Coltes', 81; Brooks', e5c. Clark's.
Csc; wyoming and Glasgow 5Oc.
PIX MING CrOrlf.--i4 by 4s, 1Hc a. nc; ~ by o2
7s.C &C.; so by 80 sc. sSc.; 30 by 90, Sac. SIC
j8b co. SIC. a8ssc.; 90 by "a, Sac. asAc d4hyo4
S9sC.
The New York herald., 1868-03-30

the influence Of liquor; Thomas Fitzpatrick had for
hidden me to come into his premises; do not know
~ TESTIMONY or WESLEY MILLER.
Wesley Miller, being duly sworn, deposed e..d
said am steambSSas cat man, man ey zoe
patrcks place four ve me~ from ~ the Mr NORM rrn
Ing "a. uS aIso Dsssens: sssnas wss wasn s
Mr.. Norris was accuses. by Thomas Fitznstrick az
having taken some tine ago from him go. and said
Ftzpatrlch mao d him on that Friday, the 27th, to
they had IA argument about this; Mr.. Norris , went vent
out ana came In again. and Mr.. Fitzpatrick treated
treated him he told Mr. Norris again to leave the
house; Mr. Norris was talking at the time kept say
ing ne would go, but did not 80; then Mr. Fitz.
did so once more he told Norris to leave the W room,
going to the door; then Mr.. Fitzpatrick picked up
the pistol and fired it; it was fired SO close to my
face that felt the wind OF it, Mr.. Norris left the
room, and Mr. Fitzpatrick told me to take him to a
doctor; said had no money, but he said he would
pay for III took him around to Harrison street. but
shorty s afterwards ne said he could not walk laid
breast to see where he was wounded, and seeing
blood there called an ofiicer whom saw passing; I
Thomas Fitzpatricks place, when Fitzpatrick was
arrested; Mr.. Norris was brought to the New York
Hospital, while was detained at the station house
Onicer Fuimer, Of the Fifth precinct, testified to
arresting Fitzpatrick and searching for the pistol
with which Norris was shot, but could not find 1t.
@. M. Bell, House Surgeon OF the New York Hosp
tai testified to the admission OF Norris to the hosp
tai on Friday night, suffering from pistol shot
wound OF the throat On making an examination the
doctor discovered a wound situated in the secret in
tercOstal space about two inches to the right Of the
anterior median line; his respiration was abored,
from the fact Of the right plenra cavity being filed
with blood In the DOCTORS opinion the condition Of
the patient Is dangerous, the probability OF recovery
being very doubtful.
On the above testimony the case was submitted to
the jury, who rendered the following verdict:-"That
Charles Norris received the wound from which he s
suffering rom pistol shot fired by the hand OF
street, about six O'Clock the evening OF the 27th
instn
Coroner Schirmer then committed the prisoner to
the TOmbs to await the result OF his victims INJURIES
In his formal examination Fitzpatrick says he is
twentyeigh years OF age, native OF Ireland lives
tion He had nothing to say in relation to the charge
preferred against him.
The New York herald., 1868-03-30

The ceremony oi receiving new members into this
association took place yesterday morning in the hail II
St. Francis Xayier's College Sixteenth street. Mass
was ceebraiedb by the Rev. Father Daily, who preached
very impressive sermon the necessity OF prayer
Ten members admitted and all present received
holy communion. The scene throughout was most
edifyiup, and one 10 be long remembered. The eXcl-
clses were concluded with a benedction OF the holy
sacrament. after which all the members took break
fast In the college, The association, which formed
IN lS63 IL branch OF the Sodality OF the Roman Col
lege which was established in 15Cc and approved by
the encyccal letters OF several Popes. II IL mainly
composed Of exstuhens Of colleges, though member
ship Is extended TO Others and has for It's objects the
cultivation Of Christian piety and virtue. the revival
oi collegiate friendships and the promotion OF social
Intercourse between the members. club Is about
70 he formed on principles akin - those which regu
late ordinary social clubs, save that In this all the
proceedings must strictly conform 10 the moral CODE
The Xavier Alumni Sodality embraces IN IT. ranks
some ~ tue leading merchants Of this city and mcm
befs oi all the learned professions Il numbers about
two hundred and fifty.
The New York herald., 1868-03-30
st. John Rautisf. =.


The services at this church Yesterday afternoon
were OF the most interesting character The congrc-
cation was very large and, because of the genial ma
ture Of the day, brilliantly atired The Right Rev.
Bishop Potter oficiated, and In addition to preach
sng administered confirmation to twenty candidates.
the solemnity Of thescene being greatly increased
by the venerable appearance Of this eloquent divine
After the usual impressive opening services OF the
Episcopalian Church, and the psalm beginning with
God will charge his angels,
Bishop Potter entered the small pulpit upon the
lelt OF the chancel and announced his text as the
Revelations-"Be thou faithful unto DEATH and /
Will give thee crown OF lifen From this the Bishop
preached in the most earnest manner peculiar to
himself sermon OF encouragement to the Christian
beset with the temptations OF the world lie ad
vlSed them how to carry out in the spirit OF true
holiness their daily life, assuring them that the
words and actions OF each day on this visible thea
tire would not be swallowed up by time, but had "A
significance and an influence upon their prepa-
then explained what was understood by " faithful
ness" upon the Christians part. After explaining
the reference OF the text he said, such are not
called upon TO be martyrs in literal sense in cast
ing behind them temptation but they must display
degree OF excellence in their conduct in withstand
ing PERIL vanity WEAKNESS OF well doing and all else
tnai interferes IN the exempfcation OF the beauty
Of holiness without ostentation should he guarded
against The common actions Of daily life test the
Chrisian these carried out with generous zeal for
Gods Church cxalts ana makes heavenly the faith
fu; aud with similar words OF eloquence and advice
Bishop Potter continued, concluding the sermon with
soenn reference To the confirmation about to follow.
during the singing of the hymn,
Come, heavenly spirit, love divine,
the candidates left their respective pews in the body
OF the church aud stood in double row IN the
chanccl. Bishop Potter reverently propounded the
interrogatores as laid down In the service or the
Church, and then, kneeling each separately received
the confirmation. Prayer and words OF advice,
eloquent, solemn, yet forcible, were extended To
the candidates, when they resumed their seats and
win The benediction The Interesting services
closed.