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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-26

quested to state that o. meeting of
the c;.:zzoaasss off isiioihiund, is called
at Calisthenic Hall, this day, at 12
o'clock, to form a District Associa-
ton, for the purpose of cooperating
with the National Union Democratic
party of the United States.
--->-U--e~U-~-~>~----
The trial of Maj Lee was con-
tinued yesterday, but no new points
were elected. .'f'"
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
A lecture will be delivered this
(Thursday) evening, at 8 o'clock, by
Professor Sachtleben. Subject
"Goethes Faust" first part.
--@o>I~~I0~-oo-~---
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AFTER THE FUNERAL. all the
returnings, that one "after the fune-
raj" is the saddest. Who will say it
is not go, who has followed beloved
one to the grave? While she was
sick, we went in and oct, anxious,
sorrowing, suffering. The solicitude
to relieve, and care for, and comfort
her, engrossed us; the apprehension
of our own desolation, in case she
should be removed from Us, almost
drove us wild. While she lay under
the home roof, there was n hurry and
hustle in preparation for the final
rites. Friends are sent for, neigh
bors are present, the funeral arrange
ments are discussed, the mourning
procured, the hospitalities of the
house provided for-all is excite
ment; the loss is not yet perceived in
oil its greatness. But "after the
funeral''-after the hustle has sub
sided and things begin to move on rs
usual-thcn it is we begin to know
what has befallen us. The house
seems still and sepulchral, though in
the heart of the city, and though its
threshold be trodden by friendly
feet, it is as if empty. The apart
ments, how deserted! especially the
room where she surrendered in the
last conflict. There are her clothes,
there are her books, there her ever
vacant seat at the family board.
During her sickness, we had not so
much noticed these things, for we
hoped ever that she might use or
occupy them again. But now it can
never be, and perceive the dreadful
vacuity everywhere. Oh, how dark
and cheerless the night shadows
come down after the funeral! No
moon or stars ever shone SO dimly-
no darkness ever seemed so dark.
The tickings of the clock resound
like bell strokes all over the house.
No footstep now on stairs or over
head in the sick chamber; no nurse
or watchers to come and say, "Sho is
not SO we'll, and asks for you" No,
indeed; you may "sleep on now and
take your rest" if yow can. All,
moor heart! it will be long before the
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-26

The trial of Maj Lee was con-
tinued yesterday, but no new points
were elected. .''"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-26
Eooal :Tree1n9.

MASS MEEr1Ne.-W have been re-
quested to state that o. meeting of
The c;.;zoaSs of isiuihiund, is called
at Calisthenic Hall, this day, at l2
o'clock, to form q District Associa-
ton, for the purpose of cooperating
with the National Union Democratic
party of the United States.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-26

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
A lecture will be delivered this
(Thursday) evening, at 8 o'clock, by
Professor Sachtleben. Subject
"Goethe's Faust" first part.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
Apnie Trec suckers.

Many otherwise good orchards are nj
lowed 10 become delaced, as well as seri.
OuHly Injured, by allowing Il profusion OF
suckers to grow al the base OF the trunks.
Attempts are made sometimes to get rid
OI them by cutting them on down TO the
surface of the ground, and leaving consd.
erable portions below IN form of short
stumps, These sprout again, and thoy
soon become NJ bad as ever. A better wuy
is to wait ill they are in lcaf, at which time
they are loosered more readily, and taking
each separately in the hands. aud placiUg n
thick boot upon II near the tree they NJ G
quickly separated. Ii done at that time
they will not ho likely TO sprout Hgain.
IL is q well-known truth in Horticulture
that liko produces like, and we think the
best way TO AVOID Suckers is to be sure the
tree IL raised from o, that was budded
on n seeding stock. Too many OF our tree
growers gather M suckers in their grounds
and bud Oh these waste roots, which must
reproduce bad trees. Nevor' bud on n
sucker. Root grating also produces them
This, too, is bad practice. .s sfs1
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Chinese Farming.

A correspondent calls attention to fact
which illustrates the industry and inge.
Ruity Of the Chinese. All along tho coast
the steep shores, and even tho mounta,,
sides, are made tillable by system OF ter
races. The front or slope Of these terraces
is about six feet in hight, and protected by
rsods The level space thus obtained is
devoted to raising Vegetables and general
prodHcts Of the soil. Only one kind OF
eecd Or grain, however, is planted on the
sAnie space. aud no two spaces produce the
same vegetable or cereal. Thus tho trav.
eler has presented mountain side ruged
with diversified vegetation. Rows of peas
beans, thrhips, carrots, vines, 30, rise il
regular series until the summit is attained
The fiat or bottom lard Immediately on the
coast ia invariably devoted TO rice. Their
system OF irrigation is complete, and all
the lands devoted to this crop can be easily
overhowed.
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WTrrfg NJ kUIT TygTNTrr
goin buvk kr the principal onus. rhcr
femorse kind o drives EN- deeper aud
deeper, TIL they Rually are worse,than ~
tho they originally wuz Nv us. Let US, my
brethren, never reject any help we kin gil,
Let il come III any shape, aud from any
,souvoer " ,fRslly si'ailete, 10 M, q aud
be NV ns. Remember Johnson. CoWan,
Doolitile and Dixon swore, when they
started at Philadelphia, that they never
coJe IN intUthe ranks Nv the Dimocrisy ;
in hlyeaf they wuz maxim speeches for
MS III dConpectlcpL Vfl
Ell eonelogded my remarks, my circle
all agreed that II S,nz safe to take whatever
wecc0od sit fros, tile enemy, and we re.
ifed, feeling that wlieteyer otlIer Iocali.
tieA mite do the Corners WIZ. safe. Wat
arrwftrSgo II is'though, that the Abliehnists
nominated sich man for Vice President
ez TO rake Grant perfectly safe from bein
removed ez Lincoln, wuz. If he's elected
he'LseVveluut l,ih time'Epre, lI9iTp
JilJ PEfR0bEBM NJ v. NA5BY, p. NJ,
(Wich is POstmaster)
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farm and Aoasrtold,


lbBld gg Now. H Jl JUL
" only fsrmern. apd everybody else wonld
leara " take thls ifihc mOnosyllable as o
wAtchwofd, whatmseaipg il wonl be OF
tlh,e. 'moiey aim Temper
.slSualke that valnable Fm In the news
paper which you wish to preserve Tor In.
mfe uae. .You determine to cut.it uut and
pnlit,ip your scrap kQpk veny soon. You
fail 10 do II notc, aud when you look for H.,
itie not there. Nor anywhere else. YOU
decide aFier long and unsuccessful hunt.
Yon arc Vexed, aud blame somebody. who
in turn gets provoked, and, as likely rs
not, puts six more people out ot hnmor by
keeping the dinmer waiting half an honr
aud so the evil grows like SNOWFALL IN
damp snow. .g lsfIt,... u.4
Then too, when you want 10 make M
you lemon pies, or can your fruit, you
cant begin TO remember the directions you
read IN that missing paper, and so you arc
out Of hnmuT egain. Now. II YOU had only
said. will cut this out nUw. hnd pastc Il
IN NJ once" you would have saved all the
tr6uble. 'i y'ia
Drive few nails in that missing paling
Of The garden fence now, while you are
waiting for the breakfast bell. aud you will
never miss The time. But il will keep that
Lroad.bhled flock of your neighbor's ducks
from troppiug in and destroying half OF
your garden while you are of at work.
IT will save dollars as well as much bad
feeling between neghbOrs. So much IN
happiness and 40 many quarrelS do come
fFom the want Of a hali.do2en mills in the
right place in the right time.
!; IL the stitch In time, or The nine out OF
time that makes Tho difference between
farmer thrifty" and farmer slipshod."
Mrs. B---, did her own housework aud pl
the sewing for four children. There was
always baby about her feet, yet she con
iinued TO have all sewing done belure she
needed IL. Sewing machines were unknown
in her days. When Spring came there was
arrow Of little diesses for Ella all waiting
and the jackets and trousers all in readi.
uess for the two boys, wlnle baby was
never kept kicking impnliottly IN lonl
clothes for months, while his short dresses
were being made. The great secret was
sho did things now. She systcuatizsd h,r
work, and 80 had abundant lrisure. Per
haps she had q superior g faculty" IN this
respect, but there are few housewives who
canioi improre in this matter. The added
comfort OF self aud household will more
than Ray the cost OF making the experiment.
UOIkin0 Farmer. It,.a
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SrRAwBERRy BkDs should be carefully
weeded out as soon az the state Of the soil
will admit. II often happens that this work
10 left until the plants are in bloom, or nc
elected altogether, much to the injury OF tie
crop. lt will pay 10 cultivate this crop
well, and thereby secure the best results
All who have a plot Of ground, though Il
he only garden patch, should set out
strawberry bed to furnish, II possible, a,
abundant supply of this delicious fruit, a
least for home consumptlon,-JoWWd o.
Hortic9kure ..-f
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ASTRONOMICAL MOVEMENTS or PLANrs.-
M. G. Mussell has published paper en-.
deavoring TO show that certain characters
Of the trunks Of trees related to the movc.
mehts Of the earth. The trunks os the trees,
he Gays, are always aattened in the north
erly and southerly direction, aud expanded
in an east and west plane. lie states that
he could support his theory by several
thousand examples, aud that his views are
thoroughly in accordance with astronomi
cal laws.-Nele Eclectic Maqasine.
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Jssmnuurr,s sALn OF REAL ESTATE

,fst Eliz. Jennings, J In Partition.
VS.. In Mahnning County,
William Jennings ct al. Court of Com. Pleas.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of decree and order Of sale issued
in the above entitled cause will offer for sale at
public auction ron the premises --on a.f
FRIDAY, June 20, 1868,
between the Lours Of 10 A. NJ, and S p. NJ, the
following land of the late Simeon jennings, de-
ceased, ,o-wit: Situate in the county of Wood
ana s ssa,eo M vh,", ana being tue southwest .,
100 acresg Appraised at Si,2sp. JlY H2I n
Terms OF Sale 0nc-third cash in hand, on day
Of sale; one-lhird in Que year, and one-third in
two years thereafter with interest the deferred
payments TO be secured by mortgage Hpon the
premises sold, to me. for the parties in interest,"
CHARLES TOWNSEND,
Sheriff of Mahoning Countv, Ohio.
p. G. LEWIS h H. G. LEsLIE, PlT's Attys.
Garfield, Ohio, May 9, 1868. m 3e$S
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Plum Trees.

A correspondent of tho Canada Farmer,
writing from Sarina, says that he saved his
Plums from the curculio in the following
manner: lie puts woolen rags around the
base of the trunks of his trees, having first
STEPPED them in tanners oil, renewing the
application Of oil after every heavy shower,
He put chloride of lime in saucer in the
fork OF the tree. lIe spread white clothes
on the ground under trees, poured sulphu
ric acid on lime and the fumes brought
down all insects from the trees. He also
tried jarring the trees, aud by thes,
means he succeeded IN raising large crop
Of plums.
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DErIrION rom DIVORCES.

Mary swcaringcn, Court of Common Pleas.
John swSedrinuena ..iowood County, ohio.
The said John Swearingen will take notice that
there is now on file In the office of the Clerk Of
said Court, the petition of Mary Swearingen, the
Substance anl prayer Of which is, that the dlfend
ant has been willfuy absent from the plaintiff for
more than three years last past, and asking that
she may be divorced from said defendant. Said
cause will oe FOR hearing on the 26th day of June,
1868. . a.. ..t.
J.K.&,J. NJ. HORD. Attys for Plaintiff
Perrysburg, May IL, 1868. ra 3fs0 25
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BEEoHER on BuTTER Milk ia for babes,
hut butter is for Beecher. Yet this diet
for strong man should not be strong
Hear the reverend essayist eulogiEe fresh
butter; When the millennium comes, IL
will be known by the universal prevalence
at sweet, pnro butter But so depraved
are people now, that myriAds pounds Of ex
ecrable grease are patiently consumed 10y
people, whose degraded taste submits tt
this enormity without gasp, a resistance
or even en- attempted rsiormNton.
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SAVE THE BIRps-A Ger tain insect LAYS
2OO0 eggs, but single tomtit will destroy
200. 900 eggs in year. A swallow devours
5l3 insects in day, eggs aud ALL A
spArrow's nest was iound TO contain 700
pairs Of tho upper wings of the cookehafer,
though other food was proe0rable in sbun,
dance. 30 save the birds,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DkTfTioN ron DTvon6E. ~

Elizabeth Adkins. Court Of Common Pleas.
VS. XV,od C,nntv Obio
The above-named defendant, George Adkins, Is
hereby notified that the said Elizabeth Adkias, pn
the ga ddy sdJMfv, Al b. 1868 Aled her petition
in said Court, charging the said defendant with
wlfulabsencefor tl,rregyewsApt ftsEigend gross
neglect Of duky, without just cause, and praying
that the petitioner may be divorced from said de-
fendant, and for such other relief in Justice she
is entitled IN. blhLABETH ADKINS. I
BY CHAs. G. STARR, her Attorney.
PerrysLurr, o., MAY 27, 1868. Cfs6 Is .
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To KREr BUrTsR SWEET IN A CAsK.-A
compound of one part sugar one part nilre
and two parts Of the best Spanish salt, boat
together into fine powder, aud mix thor
oughly with tho butter in proportion oI
QUO ounce TO the pound, has been found ia
keep the butter IN every respect sweet aud
sound during two years that il was in the
cask. II is also said to impat rich mar,
TOwy favor that no other butter ever ao
quires, aud tastes very little Of the salt.
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ArT.ACIHNsBNF 4 N0Tttt. q NX

Robert Rowland, Before @. W. Hin, Justice Of
vs.. the Peace of Milton Town-
ASA Pike. ship, Wood County, Ohio.
On tho 9th day of May, 1858, said Justice is
for he sum Of One Hundred and Ninety ty-eigbt Dol
lars and Seventy mine Cents.
ROBERT ROWLAND.
BY CuAs. @. STAIR, his Attorney. Be-
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tried Il, know that II cured thcn tboseiwho have
not Know tnt it cures tleir neighors aud friends,
ami nil know that what it does once II does always
that Ii never fails through any fault or neglcctof
It's composition. We lgiYel thousands upon thou-
sands of certificates sOfthairremarkable cures of tho
following complaints, but such cures are known In
evsry ncghbe!hood and we NEED not III mem:
continuing neither cslpnel orany deeterious lrpg,
they may be ialen with safety BY any body I9Sir
sugar coating preserves them ever les and makes
shemplcnsant 10 take, wkla being purely veeetabio
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity:
OiSys TSsSy RRs TiSE ~ n S IgSRIa ssato Ga ens t
into healthy action rcnove the distractions of the
stomach oSye' yys, sI &, .aS
iy cofreclfng wherever they exist, siIchTderage-
ments as arc the first origin ofdisease! sslos0
Minute directions are given in theIwfdpperion an
the box for tho following complaints, which these
rus rapt1iy curss'-.. :. ,,,,., n., vsL.i.s.
ncss, HanxaOr and Loss OF ARpetAte, they
should bo taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
och and restore its healthy tone and notion iLylI
toms, asiiious EIesiisscRe, Sick EEeaslscEHe,
,Iaundiceo or Green sickness, Bihous
Collie and Billions FeverS they should be jH-
dciOus taken for each casc correct the diseased
action or remove tho distractions which causeits
For Dysentery or DiarrhPea, but one mid
70 For sshrnnsntisns, Goa4, Gravel. fsss4Tsi-
tatien OF, tlfeE m ussrts Isain ~ THO side,
Back and LOiRs, they should be continuously
takens reqnire TO change the diseased action Of
the system With, such change those complaints
For Dropsy and IDropsicaI svseliincs they
should be taken IN large and frequent doses 70 pro-
dure the effect OF drastic purge. n.L natI
For SupTFession a large dose should be taken
asit produces the desiled, effect by sylnpathy,F
AS a Dblner Pm, take one or two Estlts to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomaeh and
bowels into healthy action, restores the app elite,
and invigOrates the systehIs Hence it isofie adj
yanngeous where no serious derangpment exists.
One who feels tolcrably WELL often finds that dose
Of these Pils makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing tnId funovating enect on the diges-
4 tive apparatus. t 49, ,; l..-.- f.-
DIR. J..C. AVER C CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, u. s. Il.
SOLD by
Peck & Hamilton, Perrysburg
J.. Black, Tontogany "'i1H ''' "''ir ~ pa
A. j.. Gardner Il Co., lGilcad rfr1'u ,rs
IS. L. BouGhton, Bowling Green, and by a,
dealers everywhere, ,,s,st ,o.,.,..1, 2Ozz
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HAsKINs ADvEkT T1sEMTs.
MEAL FEED& HOMINY MILLS
\. HASKINS. OHIO .ln.

A MES g. WORTH are prepared g do custom
"A Grinding for the Farmers Of Wood county
more promptly than any ether mill IN this vicinity
Always ON band and for sale or exchange for
Grain, ...i ....4 -.
Coarse and Fine Neal, Chop Feed and Flour.
AMES WORTH are always IN the market
buying all kinds Of Grain and Farm Produce, and
paying better prices than any other market IN
Wood county.
s SEED WHEAT. 81.
AMES a. WORTH, Of Haskins, Wood coun-
ty, I, , are prepared to supply the Farmers OF thii
county, and the surrounding country with the
Celebrates Tea wheat, III
For seed this Spring. This Wheat commands
from Milers for Touring, about Forty or Fifty
Cents per bushel more than other Spring Wheat
and has Upton reputation asa hardy and laiR,
yielding kind Of Wheat and being imported iron
Northern Iowa, the change from more northern
climate, as ialT iexpefienced Fattners are aware
will improve the qnaluy and qnautiW produced.
| a. The Farmer ha better pay two prices for this
Wheat than sow tile wheat raised in this country
We are also prepared to supply the milwaukee,
I Club, raised in Wisconsin. AN those who wan
Wheat Of us will please notify us as soon as pos
l sible, 50 Chat we can, make our arrangements TO
| the proper amount required.
| We are also prepared TO sell or loan Flax
Seed. 70 supply all the Farmers in this county.
! Haskins February Is 1867. atf, 43zz
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REEVES AMBRoSIA f.
FOR TEIE HATR,


REEVES AMBRoSIA
FOR TEIE HATR,
Improved! e-tr
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair. '''
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully. E rsr
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
II invigorates the Roots of the Hair. ,af
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriaptly.
Il Immediately stops Hair Falling Out. s'''i.
1t keeps the Hair frOm Changing Color from Age.
1t restores Grey Hair to It's Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
.t r nriu4H -u ..r
II is composed entirely OF simple and purely reg
etable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary testi-
rlonals of its excellence, many Of which are from
~ physicians in high standing.
II is sold in half-pound bottles (the name blown
in the glass;, by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle.
Wholesale by Dcmas Barnes 4 Co.. F, G, Wells
Co.. sshieuslin Co., New York. l7m
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WATCHES FOR EVERYBODY

The above stock will be disposed of-oD the POPULAR
oNE-PRIcE Ptsk giving every patron fine Gold or
Solid Siler watchfOr $40, without regard TO yalue'
WRIGHT, Bro. Il Co \, 16I Broadway New York,
wish to immediately dispose Of the above magnificent
stock Cerufcates, naioing the articles, repiaced
in sealed envelopes, and we'll mixed, Holders, are
entitled to the aricies hamcd in their ceitihcRte,
upon payment of Ten Dollars. whether II be watch
worth 8 900 or worth less. The return of any
OF certficaeslcntit1es you to the articles named
thereon upon irrespective OF its worth. and
article valued at less than $40 is named on
certificate. twill Mt bnce he that this is no lot
terry, hut straight forward. legitimate tran ction
which may be participated in even by the most fas-
tidiOus. -. 'i'"'
single certificate will be sent by mail posi- paid
npon receipt OF 25 cents hve for ST. eleven for 81,
thirty-three and elegant premium for s., sixty six
and more valuable premium FIR $40; enc hundred
and most superb watch for $lo. To agents or those
wishing employment. this is u rare opportunity. 1t
Is legitimately conducted business, authorized by
the Government, and open to the most careful scru
tiny Watches sent by Express with bill for colIec-
tiou delivery. that no cton posi-
WGtGaT, BROTMER 4 CO. Importers, '''H
Ann 16l Broadway, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Ayers Catharticr Pills,
For all the purposes Of Iaaxative

Perhaps no one rueih-
cine Is so universally ft-
ttuired by everybody IS
a.cathartic, nor WIS ever
amy before so universal
~ adopted into use, m
every country antluinong
~ classes, as this mild
bot enioient purwhtive
'Pat. The oilvious rca-
son y, that II Is amOror re-
liable and farmoro nffec-
tual. rcmedy than any
Ofhpr ThOen who h....,
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The success which has attended tile practice OF
the undersigned in the observation-disclosures COM
ing under the above head, is sufficient Guarantee
that what he Undertakes he performs, ,andinevery
case effects radical cure. 5Iserra.a sd.
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured in the strctest confidence.
General office over Nos. 81 and SO Monroe street
first room to the right at the top of the stairway,
over Cornucopia. All letters containing remit
szg~0hice hours from 10 to 4, and from to Q.
Call On or address Il. II. TYMPANY, NJ. ID. f
3Z2 r#,t &. Toledo Ohio.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The undersigned calls
the attention of those in
terested to the fact that
he has established a suite
of rooms in Myers Block,
on Monroe-street,a a regu-
lar DispeDsatory for the
treatment and permanent
cure of all Known l}
PRIVATE DISEASES
whether Of recent origin
or Of long standing in
mn IN JENs AyH