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Read what the editor of the Cincinnati Time
says of ALIENS LUNG BALsAM:
A REMARKABLE C0RE.-Mr. Samuel Lewis. one
the old Pioneers of Cincinnati, was yerv LONG. an.
larently, in the last stages of CONSUMPTION. and
given up by physicians, when some kind friend re-
commended him to use ALIENS LUNG BAI,sAM.
He did SO, and Immediately commenced recovering.
and is now able to attend to business. He saws: sIn
truth, may say it has saved my life. Mr., Lewis is
well known in Cincinnati, and the fullest confidence
may be placed in his statements IT is due. therefore
TO the community, especially those suffering under
this terrible malady, that the fullest publicity be
given to such marvellous cures, that other sufferers
may avail themselves of the remedy With pleasure.
therefore, we refer to this cure
From our knowledge of the merits of this excel
lent basam, and what we hear of its merits. we
think it should be at once used by all persons suer
ing from cough, or any pulmonary complaint. We
hear that many far advanced in consumption have
been cured by its use. dc1444w
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The Magic Comb s siIl sran Gsir any ey
beard to permanent black brown. 1t contains
no POISON. Anyone can use it. One sent by mail
dcl5tsm MAGIC CouB CO., springaed d, Mass.
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WHAT EVERY PERSON REEDS is
some remedy for habitual Costiveness. "Iwould ad
wise all those who are troubled with Dyspepsia, Cos
tiveness Piles Biliousnf S. Headache, or any form
of Indigestion, to use DR.. HARRISON'S PERIS-
TALIC LOZENGES."-ELISHA HUNTINGTON
M. D., Ex-Lieut. Governor of Massachusetts,. Fo1
sale at No. I fremont Temple, Boston, by E. A
HARRISON & Co., Propretors, and by all Drug
gsts. Mailed for co cents dc14-2m
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Girl Wanted {!

GOOD competent girl wanted to do the work in
"A a small lamily. None vi hers need apply Ref
erences required. Apply at No. Laurel Street.
December 10, 1869 DIT
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sao~ szamy thousands UxH xessIsy 80 "a


~@Aa1eFy
Young men troubled with emissions In slssp.-a
complaint generally the result of bad habit In
youth-reated scientifically and perfect cure war
Eanted or no charge made.
hardly day passes but we are consulted By ona or
more young men with the above disease some OF
whom are as weak and enaciatsd though they had
the consumpcn and by their friends are supposed be
have IL. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course Of treatment, and in short tins are
nEds to rejoice in perfect health.
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Lost !

EFF on Friday last, one package of Books OF En-
~ craving, one of Cloths, one black Hat, one black
Satchel. Please leave them at Commercial House,
Cross and Fore Streets, Portland, and be suitably
rewarded dec14d3t%
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1s.2dss.2Zss Eacn,


: There are many men Or the age OF thirty yhs ara
troubled with too sgusnt excavations from the bls1
Ger, often accompanied by slight smartng OF burn
Ing sensation, and weakening the system In a ~ an
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment viii loften be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen or a.
bumen will appear OF the color will be of thin milk
hh hue, again changing to dark and turbid appear
snce. There are many men who die Of this difficulty
ignorant of the cause, which ia the -
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEavNrsa
can warrant perfect cure in such cases. and a
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.
can do 80 BY writing, in plain manner q descrin,
ten OF their diseases, and the appropriate remedies
Will be forwarded Immediately,
JAN correspondence strictly oonrdentis, srd viii
b returned, IL desired. W."
Address: CRJB HUGHps
NO. laPrebie Street,
- Send Stamp for Circular.
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Wanted!

0p 600 OR $4,000, for one three or five
- ).OOO years, on good real estate in Port
land. Apply to S. r. THURSTON
No. 70 Exchange Street, Portland
December 15 1869. diff
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ENOUR first class stores Exchange St, tetween
Il Middle and Fore SITS. Apply to
w. Fl. ANDERSON
At office of Nathan Webb ESQ.,
sep2ltf No. SO Exchange street.
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VINEH a pillow made in 10 hours withou
dN liz q lldrugs. For Circulars. address /,
oaoE, vinegar Works, Cromwell Conn. no22tsw
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EDUCATIONAL.
Day and Evening School.

rEN on a no afler Monday, Nov. Goth. at DoW'S
a, Lessons IN Penmanship exclusively from tia P
M, ior n, Mas ers and Misses, old and young.
regular Sessions from 9 till 10 A NJ and from
till P. M. r. w NnvEc PrnoinoI
For terms, call as above dee3tf
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pIAN0S MELoDEoNs AND oRGANs.-PRICEs
IL greatly cash octave Pianos S215
ard upward; Cabinet Organs for Sfb and upward
second hand from $40 10 N7b. Monthly nsai
received and Instruments for Wareroorns 4Si
broadway HORACE WATERS
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FusTSEs PROCEEDINGS N the TRIAL or REV. So. LINN
A Kissing Reputation.
Lrrora the pittshure Uommercial. mn

lfrora the Pittshurg Commercial Jus a.
The testimony recorded by the clerk was then
read and approved by she witness In It occurred
the following passages:-'i never saw him kiss a
GIRL but this was his general reputation; he became
. byword and a reprOsch to u.s. he was caied the
Kissing Priest OF Westminster
TESTIMONY or AN ELDER IN TIE wEsTslNsTEH
CHURCH.
George n. wyman sworn-Am an elder In tho
Westminster church and a member Of the session.;
strated with Mr. Linn; the members OF tue session
spoke 70 MIN about Il; his attention
MAS ssd e Zone matters snS 0s
that they would not be likely 10 occur again; they
did not occur again 20 my personal knowledge; some
time after the trouble had been talked Ab0nt was
not member OF the session and did not know per-
sonaly OF his actlons persons withdrew from tho
Mr. Linn said that was mot the point. Tue question
was whether they withdrew on account of his con.
duct with Miss Blackburn
o. Is il a fact that on account of these troubles
with Mr. Linn the matter OF personal intercourse
With LADIES' thar members Withdrew from the chnrcnY
A. With regard to the family, II Is.
o. That IS your own famiiYf A. Yes, sir; anything
with regard 20 Miss Blackburn had nothing 30 do
with It; recoect OF only other family that left
on THIS account after knowledge OF these maiscre-
tions; have no personal Rnowedge OF paper Desug
circulated In the congregation asking Nf. Lima 10
continue as PASTOR heard OF such paper; my recOi-
lecons That certain persons went out among the
congregation to see about the rumors, and u pos-
sble settle them; thlnk the session had an informal
meeting, and afterwards there was another, c0nl-
posed Of members and trustees, aud they did pre-
pare private communication requesting him ia
resign: think IL had not been drawn up and siapca
before eft the purport was agreed upon and fhut
they should put my name 10 1t; Mr.. Linn was nor
present; 10 was agreed that 1t should lie prlvafe
communication; DO not know whether Mr. Linn
agreed keep the paper private not; abont tile
time tho paper was sent to hun Withdrew; aiu not
able to say what Mr.. Inns reputation was ~ Tia
sabbath school, Ia the congregation there Was Is
largo objection made 70 his general department.; TIC
objections 80 Tar ~ heard them had reference 70
matters IN regard 60 Ills Intercourse Win jonng
ladies.
Crossexamtnatloa---Tt was not a meeting q, tho
session that requested Mr.. Linn to resign; IL was A
meeting composed OF tie elders AMI trustees posi-
Dy some 0thefsi whas know aOOut families VITA
drawing was nearsay there seemed 80 be dlyisiun
IN The church; 90 NOT rccOect whether MIS- Wex.
man remained In the Saboath school; 2 ihint not.
10 TIE Court returned 10 Che chafcn suirc flp,s
after: returned many gecaNse OF fNpyesonfa "a, nls
made ~ Qlhef 'hCrch gisupera.
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Died,

Died.
ANpRRsoN.--At Yonkers, on Thursday, July 20,
after short illness, DAVID ANDERSON, Ia the both
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the fun era, from his late residence, on
Paisade avenue, on sunday afternoon, at haf-past
BAKaR.-On Thursday, July 20. LEONARD BAKER,
only son of Leonard and Jane Baker, aged IL
The funeral will take place this Saturday after.
noon, at two O'Clock, from the residence OF his pa
rents, No. 22s Cherry street.
BEiNKER:-Qp Friday, July 30, FaED. BRNKEB,
aged year and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on sunday after
noon at two O'Clock, from his parents residence No.
90 third street. Hob2kep, ~.
tive OK BalIInagh, county Cavau, Ireland.
The friends and the members OF the A. o. II. OF
Hibenans are respectfully invited to attend the
his late residence As2 East Fourteenth street
BrRss.-On Thursday, July 20, ANNE NJ. BURNS,
wife Of Thomas @. Burns, aged 20 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
specially invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence, No 2is East Twenty FIRST street. this
saturday AFTERNOON at two O'Clock.
BEo9A N;nos1 frlday July 80 after severe aud
the relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the residence
OF her son. John Brogan 70 Hester street. on sunday
Rochester aud Rondout IN. " papers lease COPY
CofFBY.-0n Friday, July 80, ROSE CoFFEY young
est dangnter OF Daniel and Ellen coHey, aged
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend The funeral, from her parents residence,
No, "a Monroe street. ON Sunday afternoon, at one
o'clock
Dublin papers please copy.
CosLAN.--ASNE CoSLAs, u native of county Mon.
Afghan, parish OF Frinniskeem, Ireland, aged e5
years.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her SOD, Barney CONAN, 1l5 II street. near Union
avenue dreenpolnt, on Sunday afternoon, at one
axr An nm, fttu
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yNANTED--TEN ACTIVE, EXPERIENCED LIFE IN.
w sursnce agents, for mn old and popular company.
s'oet WIN pe m,ue win compeeu a. Fatti
Post office, city.
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WANTED.-A PRACTICAL MINING CAPTAIN; ONE
w competent 10 gold mine and deliver ore satis
fsctory reference VII be required Address A. box 2Is
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting Invaluable and scieDtiAo subjects, showing
how 70 live and what TO live for delivered daily at tho
New York Museum of Anatomy Those unable to attend
receive copy BY forwarding 20 ceds to the secretary
61s broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-31

IF YOU WANT GOOD PIANO CHEAP CALL AT L.
L T. CUMMINGS wareroom, No5 Union square. Sold on
instanens any way to sui customers. Only ocz
az them before you decide elsewhere.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

EMERY--TnLISGHAsr.-In the city OF Boston, on
Tuesday, July 81, by the Right Rev. ). J. Williams.
Major GEORGE I. EMERY TO LIZZIE +. TiLLINGHAsF,
daughter OF o. @. wyman, Esq.
JRNKINs--W EsTON.-At Salem. Mass. on Thursday,
July 90 by Rev. s. O. Beane, CHARLES T. JENKINS,
formerly OF California TO MISS Lucy D., daughter OF
the late Nathaniel Weston, or Salem
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Thursday, July 20.
at Christ church. Rye, by the rector Rev. Reese F..
Asop, assisted by tho Rev. henry satterIee DUDLEY
E. sALTossTALL to ANNIE, daughter OF Samuel K.
Satterlee.
WRED-Fox--At Merrick, l.. l., on Thursday July
90 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, py the
Rev. Dr. Thomas d. Anderson, EDWIN II. WEED to
ANNIE f.. eldest daughter OF Charles Fox, Esq, all
Of this city.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY


r osr-oN the EVENING OF gsrH INST, BETw11
ireland Tor "a favor Of xrS naSuans unssvy Size me
puS s se
IL twenty .Isss and Eshsh Canal street.
1oia wScn With black Pm Cham and HAN Sross A.
thanks NE owner ~ bringing them TO Tbos o. hcRas s2
T osT-A MEDIUM SIZED BLACK AND TAN SLUT,
Of psy Sp hs nScr vii s bea
leaving her No. Il Eas Ninth street, east Of Fifth
gwen. ilb West Eighth street scnson place.,
THE GENTLEMAN WHO REmoyEp By MISTAKE
Ihu.a. .Soai noon y. oSss me y Ss g;
ReI psS ia SGf ouSs
REWARDS. --
OK REWARD WILL BE rA1D FOR A CASE OF IN.
%sanesasg s s1 e ii
frst street,
cC0 REWARD WILL DE GIVEN TO ANY PERSON
e re mSps sn Jns T. from sss T
eighth street.
1Ou Jewelry or Dress siolen from my residence
hsa brooklyn
&5O EEwARD;-losr or STOLEN, AT THE NEw
Ply Yo, .s hae about Ap esss onyy 0n be
paid II let a, The ONCE o. the New York Hotel
S1 O0O REWARD WILL BE PAID, FOR THE
UyU rss,9sa'on Of sss osyng srods or The pro-
s. Il Prssbe No 10 Nofh Fourth street. ST. Louis Fri
No; t.aS-one solitaire Diamond Ring, enamcIed s.o,
No is~one solitaire Diamond Ring, enamsicd '.'
No. ia-oac solitaire Diamond Ring, enam:ed 90
No. iSaonc solitaire Diamond Ring enarnecd ~
No ssone solitaire Diamond Ring, enamei!cd and
No soas solitaire diamond Rms saaiaeed .iaa. 60
No l67one solitaire Diamond Ring, enaueled and on 70
No sssone solitaire diamond Ring enaced shank 81
No. l40lOne solitaire Diamond Rinspiau uted shank a.
No ses one solitaire Disinond Ring, enanelled and en-.
NO iSoo-one solitaire Diamond Ring enameiiei and
No. solitaire Diamond Ring enaniclei and en-:
No. 1900 solitaire Diamond Ring enainoiled and
No sssone solitaire Diamond Ring cnameiled and en-
No oiaaicr Rias setting black
No. iSone seSeascac cluster Ring, close setting.
NO. sisone F sSr.eassoae oval Cluster Ring iars:
stone. In length 10 around fancy shank ....... $50
No. s270ae seyeneenstons Diamond Ring, Greek
No. icSne Diamond Ring fancy
No. s. ss7ons Cluster diamond Ring
No. el7One nine Cluster Ring, close setting black -,
No. ssvensions Caser Ring fancy saamesd
No. emissions Cluster Ring, fancy sasiassd
No. sons eihss,oas Cluster King fancy eaamd
No ii-ons niae-sioae Cluster Diamond Ring, fancy
No 5is.ons eisi.sicns Cluster Diamond Ring fancy
No soaons seven-stone Cluster Diamond Ring fancy
No. 5soone briian Centre Ring ten roses around IS
No. I2soons Opal Centre, Oval Cluster, eight diamonds
No sss-one Diamond Ring Of i've stones ID row.
No. isos"ons Diamond Ring Of Twelve stones, in Two
M XII n b,sss;o,s .oaa Rims ,st in row
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MUSICAL.

A FOREIGN GENTLEMAS OF MANY YEARS ExPE
"A rience, painstakinx and successful teacher
will give lessons Ia Vocs Piano Music his Pm
pills residence Terms very moderate. First class
epces. Can address Dr. y. CRAMER, q West Nintl
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
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and -
The reIvz5<
fully inviteo'
dence OF his pm
on sunday aftern00h
WAySE.-At H0bo2dl
THOMAS J. WAYNE, Jr,, q
Abigail W. Wayne, In then ~
The relatives and friendso
fully invited 10 attend the fuBefS>
afternoon, at three O'Clock, from hisNl
81 bloomfield street. Hob0ken. N. j.
WALLAcE.-At New Britain, Conn.,, Oh
July 49, Mrs. ANN WALLACE.
Notice Of funeral in SUNDAYS Herald.
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T,HE STEAMBOAT II. M. cool FOR CHARrER.--saE
Il has saloon accommodations for go Address or apply 20
7. HAMMOND. No. Morris street, jefsey City
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VONRERs FERRY--STgAMBOAT FLORENCE
leaves Franklin street. pier 3b at II A. N. and 80 r. NJ
sundays at go A. NJ 80 aud 69 Freishss receive"
ia
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VNANTED-AN AGENT AND CORRESPONDENT WHO
w is good penman, for select oce position,
nent and SALARY Sb month"; with cinoluments the
applicant must web recommended and deposit with
employer $500 Address Immediately Employer, Herald
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VNAITER whNTED-AT THE CLINTON PLACE
w Hotel, 7s5 Broadway Eighth st. one who un.
dersands opening oysters and Is willing make himself
gencralz useful.
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DIANOFORTES.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SEC
hand Pianos, of various makers, IN perfect order
for sale at low prices, by CHICkEkINu SONS. II Eas
Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue.
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The Bes. IN the UerM.
New yola,ne Jssssrr Is.
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White Men must rule America!
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>. A Serial, White and Red" e thrilling
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+" HEARTH AND HOME, =

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