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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine.

q Perhaps no one medi-
- cine is universally re-
~ CURED by everybody as
~ q cathartc, nor was ever
S-=5SEzz-zz<A any before so universal
~ Ne " adopted into use, in
ye $ Il: : !; $; $
Sesssa=-zaszesI son is that it is a more re-
<aeassxs~----zs2ls liable and far more efec-
-@@4.zgz1sszzszee tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
tried it, know that it cured them; those who have
not know that it cures their neighbors and friends
and all know that what it does once it does always
that it never fails through any fault or ncgectof
its composition. We have thousands upoa thoa-
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures Of the
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every ncighborhood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions IN an climates;
containing neither caomel or any oeleterious drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. s Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
t..c,i pleasant to take wne being purely vegetable
NJ harm can arise from their use in any Quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal vscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy action the distractions OF the
stomach bowels liver, and other organs OF the
body restoring their irregular action to health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist such deranse-
ments as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given IN the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
For Dyspepsi.s or Indigestion. Listlcss-
ness. Lnnsmor and Loss OF Appetite. they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, bilious kEeall.a he. Sick Headache,
Jaundice or Green Sickness. Bilious
Collie and Bilious Eevers, they should be ju-
icousytaken for each case, to correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause ii.
For Eeysentery or Diarrh0esa, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For HRheum afisua. Cont. Gravel. EsaIpi.
tatiOn Of the Heart, Pain i'm the Side,
Back and Loins, they should be continuously
taken required, to change the diseased action of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Dropsy and DroI,sicaI Swellinss they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
duce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should be taken
rs it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As DinHcr PHI. take one or two P.Us to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorateS the system. Hence il is often adj
vantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels toeraby well, often finds that dose
of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges-
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. C.. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, q. S. Il.
Sept. 3, lS1Q-ly
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MAKE THE MAN.
Did You EUer ZNink

that those bold defiant energetic, perseverng
full business always those whose generative
gans are in perfe t health!
You never hear such complain Of being melancholy
OF nervousness papation of the heart. They
afraid they succeed in business; they don't be
come sad and discouraged; they always polite and
pleasant in the company OF ladies, and look and them
right in the flce Of your downcast looks other
meanness about them. l do not those who keep
the organs inflated by running These will
only
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Ruin THEIR CONSTITUTIONS,
IDI0cY, LUNACY,
PARALYSIS,

spinal affections suicide and almost every other form of
disease which humanity heir and the cause Of
the trouble scarcely suspected and have doctored
for all but the right one
Diseases ofthese organs require the of Diurctc
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
rvRossEp ROCKS FOR THE BLIND.

Within very few years past, two organlza-
tIons have existed for supplying great need TO the
blind namely the .Amercan Printing House, located at
Louisville KY, and the National Association, Tor
publishing musical and literary worksi for the blind in
philadelphia BY the aid of benevolent subscriptions
and an appropriation from the state OF kentucky, al
ready several important works have been printed In the
raised letters and gratOusy distributed 70 mertorous
blind persons unable Ia purchase them But IN orIer
more eectualy carry out this good work, union mas
been formed between the two associations, ana the
National Association becomes an auxiliary board com
prisiug the three states Pennsyya NewJersey ana
Delaware, and representing the North Atlantic states
The following prominent gentlemen have consented 10
form portion OF the Board OF Trustees IN eonneeton
with the managers OF the National Association VIZ Jay
Cooke A. j. Drexel, JOa W. Drexel, Alexander nuen t
and Mathew Baird of Philadelphia; GOV The0; f. ,i i
dolph ex-Goy Marcus L. Ward and senator r. fi.3,
lnehtysen OF New-Jersey; extiov. nhuispny' "N1
Joseph L. Comegys of the state of Delaware ,ooor
The officers OF The National AssOelltoh now NJ,
poraed with the General Board Of Trustees are ",an @
Chapn President 20 years Principal Oh tnG o. -
syIynnia Ipsitntion and educator OF the bnhi %
j. Houston President; Levi Knowles, Ire,sol' q" tbc
SNYDER Secretary, and five Intelligent % n a. fro @
Pennsylvania Institution for the BIND ,he nspc
practical Executive Board, familiar WIN 1io n'ia
tnn and literary needs of those for WHOM uiS ,Is
linn IIs been established. IL l. Han Is lhe ohS ""'o
ized agent OF the united associations
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
THE RECENT BOILER ExpLo5roN-coRoNERs

Coroner Young began, yesterday, an in
yestigaon Of the explosion OF boiler heater, In the
Columbian Rubber Company's Works. In Twenty fourth
st., Eeyenth-aye causing she death Of John III.
Bohan and njuring two others John Greason, Presi-
dent OF the Company, testified that the boiler built
by Woodruff Swift; every precaution was taken 10
prevent accilent the door two inches thick was
like one mado by the witness 25 years ago. and he
sderod 1t sufficiently strong tho heater was testing
when IL exploded; Woodruff x Swift Informed OF
the explosion, and tcy said there have been an
eXtrayagant pressure ON the bOier-that it was cacn
lated to withstand pressure OF 100 pounds, and that II
would 10 impossible to explode with pressure Of 70
pounds. -
Daniel Conkiin the engineer employed at the factory
testified that at the time OF the explosion he had been
away business by the superintendent; the fire
man was IN charge; examined the heater boiler 10y
tapping aud found all right the heater is OF wrought
iron and the head Of castron every preoauoni 10 taken
In the shop TO prevent accdenta
Edward L. Perry, superintendent Of the rubber works
testified that tho deceased and several others en-
gagged In packing the front OF the boiler aud TESTING by
the thcInionlcor at The lime OF the acclept; hM eAam
incd the head aud could ''eot no nlw the parties Mh0
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
A FOURTEEN YEARS QUARREL OVER HEM
LOCK TREE.

The case of Erastus Corning ahu alv,"S. 80,
agt The Troy Iron and Nail Factory Was sfs"'u ..
the Commission of Appeals YESTERDAY luz 18th s"
brought in March, 1851 to recover about on.
OF AN acyo OF land upon the Wynan'sAi ''s,A ., ous
Troy. All the land in that vicinity was ownvu ~ "a
time by stephen Van Rcnnsselaer, wnS , be creek x
ars on one side of the creek were 9wneu ~ br nerson
ns and seven the ctL,r sac ~ eae drawn
Is o6 dNdahS o al marked hemloek tree SS' IL
Initiating oak saphns INT Tas asenSek aGs tree. pplsi
w n1 food aud is nve feet from the ios ~ aisputs
netted with the Nail Factory The anesS sTe reserved py
areyhelheI s nbsther % deieadaats had acquire WI
by adverse Posscsoa and wSSlsI Sy ;HI 10 a"S 10
az iuss ~ ban,,"ck tree By the testimony 9i ogn
Ioss The ese Mas hst lEled before ;rsP a. sllowed
Mo L0. suited tic pitintns' Nv" "'''
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
THE END OF AN ELoPBMENT.

James J. Bunce, a married man, and proprl-
o,or Of millinery store In Beaver DAM Penn, eloped
Aprl % with Josephine Mariner a handsome young
woman employed in his store. They came 10 thiS etY
and hired apartments ut No. lao Chrys'es pio'"o,
:, a., -, 1a,, or Two ago came TO New-York, and
w ,I Us oh,a,I,,mi 10 superintendent keso. Detectives
y .n,, dnlly we're directed to hunt up the iuEltives
10y ',o.in,y discovered their whereabouts Az the
Nei c,telcd the apartment, hnce spranS through tho
ioyc mon thc walk aud ESCAPED, but the woman Was
tten Into custody a I~tpueu On NS 70 hSA piONA "''
y,l.m ,uc duUarttd tOt home,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

made the heater putting II up; 10 bad not been ac
copied by tho Company cannot say exactly tho cause OF
the explosion bat think must have been weakness OF
tbe head think hose who made the heater to blame
examined the head after the explosion and thought no
oeuld dstcct flaw In tho iron the contract called for
hret-class heater. IN ..I
Owing TO the absence Of important witnesses, the
farther Investigation was adjourned to Saturday
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
Week heaps SmAh- =, pph
eliiag Typhus Typhoid mg ocsrie' Peh melsies- Ae's
Apd2s".o = Q 81 9 p


The Total by smallpox for The week was % Of these oc
CURED smapo Hospital and the remaining persons ed at
their ZONES. in the city. ~ 40
TIE special cops during the week ending April 29
visited II l6T homes and yaccne1 % rersns
therein In addition children yuccnate IN schools making
during the week of BOoli of these O "era p-
rary and 700 secondary vaccinations -. ...
Dr. Chas r. Russell Registrar Of Vital Statistics, re-
ported:
During the past week there registered 6 deaths being rdnc-
ton apon the previous week lie weekly mortality
decreased 20 r the present the next low
number having reached the week ending jan & As
corresponding period Of Nv The deaths dug the
s. There considerable abatement IN NOR
y from which the fatal amounted to ~ against ~
In The preceding week disease has shown se decline WITHIN
three weeks each respectively 81 - and rs per
gradually diminished under the inhuence OF
reasonably doubt IL eonluuAnce az an e
demc much longer - o,,..
Sna anil measles csused seeral Is and deaths against IS and
IL Tie previous against and typhoid aanst
Pbs credited with 20 deaths against 3d. ITS rea
ey hoseyer having increased during the past week. The mortal
ty from respiratory affections fell from 10 TO 90
Commissioner Barr moved that the Board adjourn.
The Mayor seconded the motion. Commissioner Man
erre asked customary TO reorganze by the
election OF officers this time. The Mayor said that the
members held over under the law, and again seconded
The motion to adjourn Commissioner Henry smith un-
dersod the Mayor to for reorganization, and on
being nut right said that OF course they would adjourn
f the Mavor 40 wished And this was done to the eyl
dent disappointment Of many OF the members IL Is u-
derstOod that u movement was to have Deeh hlaue 10
elect Commissioner Gross, President
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

r,eo scoouns for this type Of
Ia everv souhcrn State, tho women are moray
issi.a"tnIiy and physically superior 70 sno ine"'
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
The following are new rules adopted by the court

ony shall BE- permitted to for sa parS PS
tiff aud defendant In cause . -, -... II =, e.n,a
Two bou on each side shall be allowed IN the argument o. es
.rd no more secsl leave of tie Court granted o
uent begins But the thus allowed may be appou'o, %
side they choose ProCGei dldg
Ing shall be made by the party having the
argument - -, -, -. .h,.,,t of tAs
cass Ged together with the points made and the AnaoH'
in .nnror OF them arranged sncer the respective points
be brief 6ed behalf Of psnhf In ercr or sn spprIsn
h,l o Of the relied un and IN ease ~
spesl an sbsr Of We peanss AID proofs erhStHg e'fY So
SUI ciBely the issues presented . ,..-,.,---.sI, A,
Each shah be separately alleged and particularly sPa
otherwise IL viii be dsregori,S. ,,o 49,, =, a..
When the ALLEGED 10 the charge Of the Cnu e pa OF "
hrge referred 20 shah quoted 0 te IN The seeAuon
when M error alleged 70 the admission or rejection
the ,p6cston shall quote full substance Of the evidence ous
sn oot in aorIance rules will be disregad - a.,
Connsel confined dsuSion Of The errors sa1 os -
Court NAV al discretion notice other errors APpes
reconi. - -. 81. oo,,sslo, N hi. Coar
IN n oe Of the psfr Gle Sach aeAu' u - "a.
hear, and the case will be heard pire upon The oI'' Wv
III Tseny printed copies Of the abstract points anl ar
our by his ue A le 6l with the cerA Of the p @ .
nrslIant air dsy, defendant in errOr or spPe
before called iof arguiohI A. ,.. .ps No pin,ed
h ar sygumrnt IS 6ld counsel will he lsl 70. G h
a printed Lnef or arsgHehs Is aleu- 'ns
euuiled 10 Lani By two counsel -, ..ses "A
oe,d tb,t tht Of the POI rule be - r
all wherc writ Of error siai
Sr. on Judgment the inferior court and shls - I.
hen ssed out merely delay, ,dsuagrs The rate 81 - yusnI-
slioa 10 iuteres shall be awarded upon the amount |
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2pfaisScriei,tc aus 9SaIbiiotpn.

W b n0tou, ~ Stpt. -- $m Sri,
mtnala@trdltc purOc gelttru OtrBroSrB ncacu
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OrOBe Ntcnge 3cugcu muNc ucrb0rt.
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6ruu Spcnccr, Der &oriipcrin ocS ,6aiucu.
Clubs" Der 10 cnerglidD Nritg filbrt aedcu,
oaS oloiloc lltbtl," mOdDt 0cNeuuartiu bier
uItl UOn lldl rcOtn. Broi G3pucr udmlih,
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3)ort dbgctcln, mo bIc bUlt lSclt mlll miiitu,
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rtdlten 8eiIc.
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trdgcn gcitobIcn bObcu iollcu, G5eo. lD. Gbnie
mo 6rolt Mc@rop, wHrotn Bcitcrn uoG
einem uorldnii8cu SerD5vc gcgcn c $1,000
8iir9ifait entlaiicn.
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tctcr 9Ir9er uou Glib Baltimore, llnrb bclItc
Wiorgen pIOglid III leiner @Obuuug au Der
Gde Uon Z. uu0 .. StraBe.
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Sulanos9epei9ea.
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Iepenue.G Ginuabmen beliefen iid) bcute aui
1924 1892. 80.
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in Ohio iu ,ilumpen."
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bic gluSitellung III GarGOQ. .SoIntD beluteu
III fbunen.
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Snnerr, baB Die Heieruation ,YSbite Gartb"
i'm GSebiete Oatotab Inter Gontrole eineS cor-
ruptcn ,9iiH9fs" ltcbe.
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3. M. abgelauieneu YSod)e s5,05S, ,66S; ba.
ppn 9ilgen ein, in gfem Dorf 50 1865, 1912, in
Bbilaoelpbia S293 ,432, i'll Bottom S451 ,99l, :,
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s236,8bb.
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ben, bas llrtbeil wro jebody nidlt cher betannt
lperben, bis Der PrdFoent bic Yapnre 9spriiit
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@elteru ,uar ein icbr beocutun9Suollcr Tag
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Wtartd ldB in einem Dtorgentleioe uOn
tiirtiIdem Stciie Dor bem Spie9el.
98dbreno ole mntere Griubetb ibr Sa2
6dar tdmmte uno pronete uno oaju ein
lnltiges 9IeOden rdllerte, bate bic a6ni,
gin ibr6oupt nadoenteno uui oenGIlnbO=
gen 9etilBt; jwci feline 6ulten fur6ten
mpmentun ibre 9latte meibc Stirp.
nSp tann cS niht bleiben, Griatetb! !"
lagte iie auf einmal uno mari einen
fn'tern Bid aui ibr cigcne5 9ilc i'm
Spie9el.
Griabetb bielt i'm &dmmen inne.
nNaS tann niht 10 bleibeu, Wtaicltdt?"
p@O5u bic pieleu @orte? Setu 8rus
Der Gabriel liebt mid, oOer beiIer gtiagt,
ietne Bbantaic beibdftigt iif maui
b6rld NIT mir, lmo Die Arantbeit
leIner GinbiIoung crpbt icin 6erj OnSus
iteden."
GrIabetb i6wieg.
Die 9bni9in iab iie irugenO au:n ghtn?"
pGr Iiebt Sud-" entgegncte Griabetb
ernlt, nuno ieinc 2cbe lit ieiu Glid; err
ldubt ibm, oob CT Gltb ltebt, oucet lbn
IN Guerer 9ldbe. ino mir pollen Sud
tdglih aui uuiereu &uiccn canten ,pie
3ott, Der aub 9lllen erlaubt, ibu ju lies
ben.,
9hlr ni6t detrimental, Griabetb! yriei'
Die a6ni9in in ibariem, sereijtem 9pne.
u9ein Srucer bat ein beBeS @lut, Elm
observation-disclosures Gjemltb."
flnrtietuun fnIotA
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GuropaiiGe Mabelberid)te.
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ten hss;tsuioncr '5rnorbsrs5oIbot msId,pr mOr
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litteu.
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Sermiidte Serid)tc aus Gnropa.

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ouug nnO Grmoronu9 clteS Orcilahri9en
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bier ueribt iuotocn 1T, bat Ictt orct Sagcu Ole
ganSc 8eUOItcrnng bietgcr StNot uuo llmBc
gcno Ill Die groBte Au'rc9ung utrlcBt Sin
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bate an Dfontag yladImIttag cin tlslutS
neOild)tS UiGbdcu upu ~ SabrClt, ciniigc
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SpenouuD uou ytdldlcrctcn unO SNdmaaw
an itd) gClodt mn gc9cn Abeno aus Der Sta6t
entiubrt, Nddoem oic g{nd)orlGungelt Der
erld)rodencu Gltcrn uno aubtrcr bcrlollell
uibrenb oeS NbenoS un0 Der ltad)t uTgcblitl
gelueien ruarcn, Sogcn anl auberu Morgcu oct
Rcttor lluO lcdlS Gebrer nit Observation-Disclosures
ans, nm III utrlhie0eueu SoloWCu Die lSQl
Der uno SelOer Der n1bIteu llmgegcno uddD
Dem uiellcid)t miBhGnOclteu, Utrirrtcu ootr
getOeteten Sln0e 3u onrdlud)cu SuS Nlno
muroe uldt gcfuuocn, wobl abcr 0Ird) Die
babel cnnc;ogcgGn Griunbigur0Cu bic Ser
ioultd)ieit oeS GntiiihrcrS (Cin Sbriiian Iri
ger ans 2lnJcrmiinoC) irltBtlttut. SG bicrbci
iu glcider .3ett crmittelt worocu mar, ooR
Ocritlbe bereitS cine Stuuoc Uod bcr 9nltiib
ring beS ainhcS ami ocr 1 Witle erticrntcll
Snrlierel Sreltele9e, NO CT nod ScbItdble
ueribt, uuo cine bulbe Stunbc ipdtcr aui Dem
glmte 9teaenoOrli, obuc p0B OGS &iuo geiebeu
maroen mar, 10 mar nit @ewiBbelt pu3InCb.
men, oaB ooS aiuo III oCt 9tGbe ocr Stoo.
geblleben TEN muiie unO b0bribeinliiI ermOr,
bet let. Daouibin wurOtu Gm Utttnuoh
Dtor9cn bon 3ttctor unb VebrcrH bebtoiicu,
nod eum0l ousBuSicbcn uuo nidjt cher III rlf
ben, bis oaS Iino geinnoen lei. - Siele tbCil-
nchmeiOc Ginpobuer nebt ciucn Boliscibt.
antcu ihloiitn ih Der Grcurhon an. IS
mHrbeil nSmlid) alle oid)tu Sbouuugcu bic
,im aeuannten S6rlcrci ogrd,lu4t, Jiab
uIerltitnbigenl per9cblit)en Suthai, bercltS
heimiebrenO ilnb lodlnlOlS bic 8cr1e uuo
0arteu bel Der Staht nmt)gebeuo, errcatc eilt
Sd)aar Ardben Auiitben, rpcld,t iibey cine
ScrGitludt cidlt bel pcu SdDenucn bin. uu0
bcrllo9en. GS wuroe notgeiutt uuo iauOen
ttnt9c SnabeA plbblidl eo5 AinS ais 0eiAe
hlntet etnent ltcllen 9lbboug in H!!c1Jttu gts
bilb ptrliedt, fait sm!!..,,tioci mo bcreitS pou
9rr:.st; 9rr:stt.; aitgctrelieH. Die 2luiregunB III Der
Staot mar einc iurhtbare uuo pGre Der Cit
nendlte ShGter bcltilrnlt in Stdcn gertiier
porben, bdtte man ibu 9elabt. 9tnn wuroe
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