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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

~rS For the relief and
EL~ cure of al deraugc-
*, mcnts in the stoau-
MI ach, liver, and bow
~Iesxr. els, They are n mild
L3Z AN apcricnt, and an
tS5H MN excellent purgatyc.
S~Sg1f~ ~ AsgS~- Bong purely vcgc-
T--gtSss~3 " 49,. WIN table, they contain
G~lnssx1ssaS ~Ssu4lsg,a nomCrcury or mine
tAE3 ~A gfAa raj whatever. Much
S<ihl, serious sickness and
- ~lJ suffering is prevent
ed by their timely
ase and every family should have them ON hand
for their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them to be the sat
est, surest, and Test of all the Puts with which
the market abonnds. BY their occasional use,
the blood is purified, the coriuptlons OF the sys-
ten expelled distractions removed, and the
whole machinery Of life restored TO its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become cloggcd
aud sluggish are cleansed by Ayer's rus, and
stimulated into action. Tins ncllicnt disease
il changed into health, the value OF which change,
when reckoncd ON the vast multitudes who enjoy
1t, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes inem1Jleasant to take, aud preserves their
virtues unImpaircd for any length OF ume, SO
that they arc ever freeh, and PERFECTLY reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, ordict o"
occupation.
Fun directions are given ON the wrapper 10
each box, how to use them rs q Family fhysc,
ana for the following complaints, which these
For dyspepsia or Indigestion. Kistyess-
meas. E..sng,IOr and Loss Of appetite, they
shoHld bc taken moderately 20 etnuatc the stom
GCn, and RI store its healthy tone and action.
T.. For E.iver 0m pissinf and it, various symp-
toms, billion. Headache. sick Bs"aE-
az h... Baun,sicc or Green Sichnes-. Dii-
iaus Calic and Bilious FcycrS, they should
be pidiciousiy taken for eSeh case 10 corrcct the
diseas. action or remove the obstructions which
cause II,
For pysentery or Tstarrhna, but one
E.ild dose l. generally required.
FOR Esaeupnati.1a.t Cont, Gravel, rnl-
ai.;e. Back and EoiB-, they should be contn
action al the system. With ouch change those
complaints disappear.
For BrOpsy and DroPsicai kwciiiueN,
10 produce The effect of q drastic purge.
For knppr~sSton. large dose should be
taken ~ Il produces the desired effect by sym
patty.
A. q Dinner riH, take one or two PiUs TO
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An oeca siouaI dose stimulates the stomach nnd
bowels restores The appetite, q 4 iuYigorate5 the
system. Hence II f. In advantageous where
no serious 49, CA,ent exists. One who feels
toleraby wen, oitcn fnds that q dose of these
rus makes him feet decidedly better, from their
cleansing and reuogatlng effect on the digestive
apparatus
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i'r. j. C.. aver K Co., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MAS, Us &.
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ScurEDAa1 AROMATIC ScHNAPps. TIL

medical beverage ia manufactured by the pro-
nrletor at Schiedam, Holland, expressly for
medical use. and Is not only warranted free
rom all deieterions compounds, bat of the
INST quality and id the only alcoholic beverage
nat has the endorsement of the medical
facultg.
Put mp IN quart and pint bottles. For sale
pV all druggists and grocers.
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The first part of the new edition OF
DL f. II. Stratmann's Old En- lsh
Lexicon. from the 18th to the 10Th cen
nry, as Just ready.
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THE season for coughs and colds is

The season for coughs and colds Is
andy approaching, aud every one should be
,.r5rared TO check the first symptoms, as a
LII contracted between now and Christmas
SraIneutlv lasts all inter There is no better
'srnedv than Jobusoa'S Anodgrte Ltttnteat"
L2r ali diseases OF the throat and lungs, it
'brula be used internally and externally.
LING fever. common cold. catarrhal fever,
,a1 nasal discharge of brownish color in
horses, NAV be checked at once by Liberal use
Of s,ertdan's CGvdlr,y Condition Pood4rS.
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THREE largo aerohtes have beenpieh-
ed up IN Greenland.
lpl Blsg Business College is al Milwaukee, Wis.
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To the Public.

We are now located in our new building,
..rnsr Michigan avenue and Jackson street,
.;tiI a. tai and complete stock az before the
-e fresh ald direct from our mills, and are
-.sdy to FIJI all orders promptly All parties
III hted to tls viii please remit promptly.
rFT,DING BROS. d CO., manufacturers OF,
md do ier5 in, Sewing Silks, Machine TWIST,
- AMcagO. i'll.
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For the relief and
cure of al daraugc-
mcnts in the stOan'
ach, liver, and bow
els, They are n mild
apcrient, and an
excellent purgatiyc.
Bong purely Vogc-
table, they contain
no mcrcury ormlnc-
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
ptl by their timely
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suGAR.-Peopie Interested in the SUI
fa1 question should read q communica-
hon ia another column.
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No man with a dependent family is
tree from reproach if ne fails to insure. ,
-L0gG LintIhlrst. Insure IN the Mu-
al Life of Chicago
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GouT On RHEUMATISM Is quickly re
seyed and cured in a few days by that oele-
rrated English Medicine, Bl-uR's GoUr AID
EHEuAiATTC Pills.
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ARMY CLOTHING AND BLANKETS. -

ARMY CLOTHING AND HLANkETS, = I Ne
Government has just made another large sale
Of surplus Army Clothing and Blankets and
Ecbnor d Co., Of st. Louis can now I'LL orders
tor 0vercoats, Pants, Jackets, SHIRTS, Bousos,
snd Blankets, either by the case or dozen.
For price list address,
TIcRNoR & Co., ST. Louis, Mo.
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NURSING SORE MOUTH.
RAW AMID TMTIANrET,

creating sinking, cone r cling, and ap iBoiaerebc'
oven TO the cares OF your Nlmly.
NNur Einuu.CA Is
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ENGLAND.
Disraelis Speech in the House Of Commons
Ills Attack on Mr.. loves Budget
Direct Taxation Advocated to Meet
the Increased Expenditure.
TELEGRAM 70 the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May Is, 1871.
IN the House OF Commons this evening Mr.. Dis
rae severely criticised the budget lately submitted
by Hon. MIR. Lowe. Chancellor OF the Excheqaer.
reviewing the successive stages through whioh 10
had passed. its Introduction reconsideration ana
subsequent revision He objected especially to the
provisions relating 10 the income tax and 60 the
customs saying that was now proposed to meet
the Increased deficiency In the revenue which would
certainly be incurred by the abolition oil the pMr-
chase OF army commissions by another equally un.
desirable measure.
THE PAYMENT or THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The pending treaty for the adjustment Of tue
american questions would also require increased
expenditure, the means for which should all come
from direct taxation Of tho people
THE BANK OF ENGLAND
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank Of Eng
land spnblisned to-day, and shows q decrease az
EGO. 900 IN the amount OF bullion in vault
THIS SPANISH AND TURKISH LOANS.
Tho new spanish loan has been introduced Ia the'
London market.
II IL reDorted that the Turkish governments v
about to make fresh issue OF consolidated bonds
to The amount Oi $50, OOO, 900.
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THE PEACE TREATY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yoak HERALD.

ExchanSe Of Tcrritory-Tho Treaty Ratified.
VERSAILLES, May IS, 1871.
The committee appointed by the Assembly
to consider the treaty of peace have proposed
TO the Assembly to exchange the territory Of
Metz for that stipulated to be coded to Ger
many in the vicinity Of Belfort.
THE TREATY RATIFIED
The Assembly has adopted entire the treaty
signed at Frankfort between France and Ger
many. General Chanzy objected to the pro-
posed territorial exchange, but was answered
by President Theirs and General Ducrot, who
insisted upon the advantage OF retaining and
strengthening Belfort.
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TeLeGaAPnIC NEWS ITEMS.

shannon Co.'S junk warehouse In Baltimore was burned
yesterday. Loss $4,000.
The entire village OF Gorham. Me- narrowly escaped de-
srucon FIRE which onned the Gornam House and two
other buildings
william Carleton, OF Charlestown. Mass, has donated
s500oo to the College at Nor,hheld MINI.
Eaker the murderer Of the school teacher Thompson IL
10 be hanged NJ Fonda, N. Y, on the 26h inst.
L. Rogers committed suicide In New orieans yesterday
by shooting himself
The sesmboat John Lumsden heavily laden with tobacco
and passengers during fog Wednesday night, struck
hank the Cumberland river aud sunk In few minutes
No lives lost
Governor Scner of Tennessee has appointed Mrs. Parable
ssk,l widow late W. 4. Hask, State Librarian.
lame. NJ simons colored member OF the Georgia Legs
atur Yesterday recovered verdict In the United States
Circuit Court, at Richmond. Vat, tor 81 500 against the
psny for eectng him from the white peoples cabin Ia
stsamboat Key West, some weeks since.
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A WHeElBAnR0W WAGER.

One yene Workman made a bet that he would take
a duck from Fort Hamilton on wheelbarrow To
MoutauK Point ana rctnrn the vehicle to he drawn
BY horse. no money TO be taken, no debts con-
tracted and the bird to be returned alive, inside OF
thirty days. ON Wednesday. the Sd, Wortm an
started, and, with cat companion and the duck
IN bag he proceeded, travelling about ten hours
day and begging enough 10 eat and drink rs ne pro-
arrived nj Montauk Point ON sunday. TN Monday
he gave his duck swim and commenced on nus re-
turn route. II no accomplishcS tue trip WIN tue
conditions he wins 5000, otherwise he loses $40.
On Tuesday no had reached sag uarbor, aud yester-
day he was az Rycrhead.
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PRACTICAL woMEN's RIGHrs.--A correspondent
OF the Rural Press writing from Amador county.
California, audes as follows to Mrs. Marie LUXE.
VINO was recently arrested for wearing mems
clothes:--She Is the owner OF 800 acre tract or
land situated six miles east oil Jackson, and ~ cul
uvating some 80, 900 vines and manufacturing about
IL. 900 gallons OF wine and 600 gallons OF brandy an
nually she ~ also cuivatng 5000 mulberry trees.
There are hand at this ranch some 900 gallons
of wine from one To 1--WE years old. IL Is kept In
twentv-touT s00-gall0n casks, manufactured from a
species OF black live oak, cut, sawn AMI manuiac-
tured upon the farm. Two large 5000 gallon Casks
ARE used Tor making the ret wine. Five incn Arc
regularly emploYed.
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san SALVADOR.
IslfsRAM 10 The NEW YOax HERALD.

Tho Country Peaceful Tho New Govern nent
Sstisfactory-NJartinex Reioascd-Dsap-
pcarance Of Xatruch.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, May IS, 1871.
Adyices from san Salvador to- the 30 inst. repre-
sent the country as in peaceable condition. the
new government being satisfactory TO The people.
DEMAND COMPLIED WITH.
the government Of Nicaragua had demanded the
release OF ex president Martinez on the ground that
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A CAUTION TO PRIZE FIGHT REPORTERS.

From the Leavenwortn (Kansas Bulletin, May IL.
There s good deal OF excitement In tins city about
the Mace -CoOurn fight, which Is announced to take
place In this vicinity within three weeks. Sporting
men seem TO think that the Island near here will be
the spot selected for the pugilistic encounter. For
the benefit OF eager reporters We Will say that the
Kansas Legislature passed an act last winter which
provides that reporters who attend and report prize
lights la this State will he subjected TO hoavy ines
AMI imprisunment In the PcnLtentIary.
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.
Herald Special Report from
Paris.
The Cartridge Factory Explosion
Charged to VersailliSt Agents.
An American Attache Blown
in the Air.
AN ATTACK IMMINENT.
---~~~>-~-~>~~~~~---.>~~
A Promenade Concert in the
Tuileries,
->>-~~--->~o.~-~>~~~>-~~-~-
TIE FRANCS-IIREURS MEMACING.
Disqlieting Aspect OF the Fau-
bOurg st. Antoine.
A Promenade Concert in the
Tuileries,
TIE FRANCs-IIREURs MEMACING.
Disquieting Aspect OF the Fau-
bOurg st. Antoine.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW scRR hEPAlD.


Our special correspondent in Paris sends US
the following despatch:-
PARIS, Thursday Night, May 10, 1871, I
VIA BoULOGNR, FEiday Morning. May 1875
The Committee Of Public Safety officially
declare that the explosion Of the cartridge
factory on the Avenue Rapp was the work Of
agents of the Versailles government.
STRANGE STORY
A strange story is in circulation to the
effect that Captain Debainc (?) has found in
the pockets OF woman, the wife Of a gen.
darme, plan of the cartridge factory and
also plan Of Paris, prepared by General
Trochu Four persons have been arrested on
suspicion.
nEsERTRRs REMOVED.
The deserters from the army Of Versailles
have been removed to the interior Of the city
from the EcoIe Militairc, where they had been
confined.
SOMETHING SHOCKING
The mangled remains Of the victims of the
explosion were exhibited to-day in the Church
Of st. Pierre outside the ratings. An I'm
mense crowd assembled inside the sacred edi-
Ace, including large band of National
Guards The men smoked. drank, conversed
and laughed as if they were at the Jardin
Mabille.
LUCKY AMERICAN.
The number of persons killed by the explo-
sion was less than was expected, in conse
quence of the workmen having left the build
ing some fifteen minutes before the catastrophe
took place. An nttache Of the American Lee
CATION was blown into the air by the explosion,
but, curiously enough, he was not seriously
hurt.
PROMENADE OONORRT.
To-day being the .fste of the Ascension large
crowds visited the Place Vend6me and the
Tuileries, where there was a promenade con-
cert.
FRANCS-TIRRURS MENACING.
NJ Gambon, member of the Committee of
Public Safety, has joined the franc-tireurs
who are menacing and discontinued. Should
they 90 so far as to openly declare against
the Commune they will give considerable trou-
BILE, as they are well armed and organized.
THE FAUBoURG ST. ANTOINE DISCONTINUED.
The inhabitants of the Faubourg st. An
tome, who were among the most enthusiastic
supporters of the Commune, are in want Of
work, and as they cannot obtain any because
of the insurrection they also are discontinued,
and the quarter in which they live is assuming
disquieting aspect.
Reconnaissance.
There was heavy firing from Fort Bic6tre
this morning. It was caused by the appear
ance of q accommodating party of cavalry be-
longing to the Versailles government, who
were driven off by the guns of the fort.
SERIOUS ATTACK IMMINENT.
| A serious attack upon the ramparts of Paris
| is believed to be imminent. There are now
| 40 600 Versailles troops in the Bots de, Bou-
logne, and they are pushing forward their
| parallels with great vigor
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O'BAItH's NOSE.

James sherry was nrragned yesterday .oforc
Justice Bixby at the Yorkve Police Court, charged
with mayhem. The evening previous he and Patrick
SO'Bren, OF Seventy.sxth street and avenue A, got
nv Usnr,nn hit n nort,on ~ the ,atfcra nose
bfr sherry was committed In default OF $4,000 ball.
lie was drunk when he began hts cannIbalstic per-
Me.
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PARIS REPORTS.
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


THO versaillists Two Hundred Yards from
tho Gatos-DIontrouge Still Resisting-The
Germnns Taking mp Positions.
PARIS, May ls-Evening.
The Versallists are throwing up intrench-
ments 200 yards from the Auteuil gate, the
breach In which is still impracticable.
MoNTRoUGE STILL REsIsTs.
Fort Montrouge still continues feeble resist
THE GERMANS TAKING POSITIONS
The bombardment is incessant and the
German troops are taking possession Of many
commanding positions.
Houses-Distrust of the Commune-A Battle
Expocted-An Appeal to rho National
Guards-Anothcr Attack RepuIsed-Re-
prisals Ordered.
IcNpcS. May l8. 1871.
The London Times special despatch from
Paris says the Commune has resolved to form
D Central club of women for the purpose Of
disarmiug runaways.
RAID ON IMMORAL HOUSES.
The delegation of the Commune in the Sec
oud reimbursement has decreed the closing
in that portion of Paris Of all houses Of ill
fame.
DIsTRUsT OF THE COMMUNE.
T nrr II oh
from Paris reports that there is great agitation
among the people, and distrust Of the Com
1nune grows universal. Arrests are becoming
general.
AN ULTIMATUM FROM THE GERMANS
II is supposed the Germans are about to
send an ultimatum to the Commune.
BATTLE EXPECTED.
Heavy columns of troops are near Passy.
where battle Is hourly expected.
MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNE ARRESTED.
MN. Clement and Brunei, members of the
Commune, have been arrested.
AN APPEAL TO THE NATIONAL GUARDS.
The Committee of Safety appeals to the
National Guards to secure the triumph Of the
Commune, and in so doing describes the fear
tful results which must come from their mac
Zion.
ANOTHER ATTACK REPULsED.
Another attack was made on Wednesday
yon the versailsts' position at Neuilly, but, as
mn the previous day. the assailants were re-
pulsed.
The Communist batteries on Montmarre are
to-day bombarding the Versailles works at
Chateau Becon.
REPRIsALs ORDERED.
The Commune has directed NJ. Rigault to
make reprisals for all acts of cruelty pcrpe-
tratcd by the Versailles commanders.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

NAY 10.
1s53-The Chinese rebels captured the city OF Annoy.
1s50-The Lopez expedition landed in Cuba and cap
tured the town OF Cardenas.
1692-Battle OF La Hogue the allied English and
Dutch fleets defeated the French fleet and pre-
vented a descent upon England.
I536-Aune Boleyn, Queen OF England behcaded at
the Tower OF London.
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GUATEMALA.
KILOGRAMS 70 THE NEW yeax HERALD.

Tho Revolution froare ssing .-TLo Goverususw s
In Danger.
We have received. via jamaica the following
news from our correspondent In Panama
KINGSTON. Jamaica. May ia, 1871
Advces from Guatemala TO the aDth nit. navs
been received.
ruX REVOLUTION rRo0REssR 40.
The revolution In LOs Santos was progressing
slowly. Buenas was likely to cause the fail Of tho
present government Of Guatemala for supporting
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TIKI Paris REVOLT.
The Germans Expected to Attack
the East Side Of Paris.
>o>~N~~~~>~~~1.-~~.~.~~
THE CANN0NADE INCEssANT.
Reported StOrming Of the
Muette Gate.
MONTROUGE STILL RESISTING.
The Prussians Taking Com
handing Positions.
o>~~~-o~~.>~>>~~~~-~~.~.
Appeal Of the Commune TO the
. National Guards.
A BATTLE EXPECTED.
~~~~~oc~~,.cc.,c ~S~~Cc~
The Peaca TREATY. Ratif3A,t by the
IT,
A BATTLE EXPECTED.
The Peace Treaty RatiAes oy the
National Assembly. :
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS.

TeleGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
Tho Prussians Expected to Attack Paris.
LONDON, May Is, 1871.
The Prussians are cutting fascines between
Rainey and Montfermeil, in the Department Of
the Seine ct Disc, and are expected to make
an attack on the east side of Paris at an early
day.
Psris-Thc Difficulties or THEIRS.
VERSAILLES, May Is, 1871.
The cannonade of the approach to Paris
continues.
DOUBTFUL RUMOR.
II is reported the Versailles troops have
carried the Muette gate Of Paris by storm.
M. THEIRS TROUBLES.
The official journal of Versailles editoray
dweIls upon the difficulties in the way of estab-
fishing . military centre against insurgent
Paris. The article asserts that the govern
ment IL striving to spare the innocent, and
concludes by rebuking those who express i'm
patience at the delay of the government In
capturing the city.
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me IL citiaen OF that country. and San salvador
had agreed TO comply with tho demand
DrsAPPEARAsoE OF xArRUCH.
xatruch had disappeared from Canaguagua and
MS whereabouts was unknown. The soldiers 81
Aatruch's army are returning, and Will acknowledge
allegiance 70 the new government OF Salvador
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LOeIaion Oxygenafed Cod Liver Oil
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