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No 81 Pesri-st, ALkAANDEh MN
TO LEASE The valuable business and
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
SANDS POINT HOTEL,
WITH ALL TIRE FURNITURE. FIXTURES &c, and THE SrEAA
BoAT DOCK Sdh ,hloinlna l,na "a snt., r,ht -

BOAT DOCK. With adjoining Land ana rsht
SIYDs POINT suatsd On IN. north ,hor. Long almost
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hon - minutes M by the SeWsnhaka anc h
h Eh aGi TIE above deck the preet stt4Hs1n Of s
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This besuifui ~ land pro-ctag Long i.iha
souDt a. unsurpassed for I've besn location ami vel "
tbflness within The o
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property oneToi bving almost peT ur-adei water
Of Lag ltH Sound pss,ssei the best facilities ior bl,hDg All
lures sitasa dAugsr A0 good Yachting dhuK EtDuhaA
1 bragte resaepess u RLard OoEEln Joba Harper and
others aiJsB the property n. y 10 '-- 'I n ...4
The regular STEAMER SsawIvhat has ssnred oasn
and will lehrs fseh s9 fisr No ~ II stopping Thirty
Illustrated And ueisS wn be ready few sA For SI par
Lealar apply 70 l.L-L -. - ID. f..rI.-.
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.uisceiiasseOsss.

ERRoRs.-In ordinary books, errors
may be erased in manuscript or corrected
in the proof-sheet. But life has no proof.
sheets. "What is written is written"
Plate. In these words, wrote his own his
tory and ours. A word spoken or deed
done is beyond recall like letter drop.
ped in the mail and carried Ear beyond
our reach. Hence forethought is neces-
sary, and moro necessary still is fervent
prayer for that divine help without which
our record will be filed with errors and
marked by blots. The little that l have
seen In the world. and know of the his.
tory of mankind. teaches me to look upor
their errors in sorrow, not in anger
When take the history Of one poor heart
that has sinncd and suffered, and repre-
sent to myself the struggles II has passed
through the brief pulsation Of joy the
tears of regret the fceblencss Of purpose
the scorn ofthe world having little charity
the desolation Of the souls sanctuary and
threatening voices within health gone
happiness gone-I would fain leave the
erring soul Of my fcllow-man with Him
from whose hands il camc.-Dr. Chalmers
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A country school teacher preparing for
an exhibition Of his school selected'a class
Of pupils, and wrote down the questions
and answers to the questions he would put
to them on the examination day. The
day came, so did the young hopcfhls, all
but one. Tho pupils and their places had
been arranged and all went glibly on un-
Ill the question came for the absentee,
when the teacher asked:
I'm whom do you believe"
Napoleon Bonaparte."
"whatv' exclaimed the teacher, "you
believe in the Bible. do you not'"
"No." said the pupil, amid roar, Of un-
controllable laughter, ''thc boy who be-
licves in the Bible hasn't come to school
to-day. he's Mt home, sick abcd."
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John Morton, respectable Philadel-
phia Quaker, wonld have nothing to do
with the continental money, because 1t
was issued for war purposes. II was,
however. made n legal tender, and a GER
tain slippery debtor, who owed him some
ten thousand dollars, when continental
money was worth about ono half its face,
borrowed that sum from friend. on n
promise of returning it in two or three
hours. Taking with him witness. he
called. and laid the amount ON the table
Of his Quaker creditor.
Looking up from his writing Morton
quietly opened large drawer. and, to the
CONSERVATION of the debtor. sweeping the
money into it, he shut and locked the
drawer, saying
Anything from thee, Daniel. anything
from thee!'
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A Band Of Hops-ths wedding ring.
Rolling-stock-cattls On railways
The jugsler yein-a oOnceited copjurer.
Brogus AIMS come from Ireland.
Time win never hang up his scyths until he
shah b no mower.
The public singer that draws" best Is the
mosquito. |H..
A Cheyenne bricklsyer fsll into bed Of NOR
tar from house-roof and suffered mortArdom.
A concert singer having murdered tune
subssqusntly tried his voice and acquitted him
self.
Digging potatoes with crowbars was one Of
the hilarious incidents Of AL farming In Can
ada.
A lady In Paris. impatient ct hearing nothing
but French spoken day sfter day. exclaimed
one morning. on hearing the cock CROW '-"At
last there Is somebody who speaks English"
Be careful Of your health, girls. DOn'tmind
being called an "old fop" because you wrap
yourself up well and never venture out in
thin shoes. Better DO an old fosy than young
corpse.
Johnny Is just beginning TO learn geography.
He says that the Poles live partly ct one end Of
the globe and partly at the other. He knows II
is 50, because II Is marked on the map.
A wit. being told that an old acquaintance
was married. exclaimed, "I am glad Of Il. /"
But rejecting moment he added, In . tone Of
compassion and forgiveness, "and yet don't
know why should Be, he never did me any
harm"
A deacon declined his pastors request that
he should "lcsd in prayer" When expOstu-
lated with and toll that he chad the gins, and
could pray" he replied that he "knew
he could pray. but he always hated to-"
II isn't always best to be too familiar with
lady travellers. A deluded Jerseymsn offered
to hold q baby for young widow on the South
side rsilrord. Wednesday, while she went TO sec
her uncle. Minus watch and pocket-book. and
with an India rubber doll In his arms, he has
been waiting for her return ever since.
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What blesscdness are We coming to when CAL
vinists address Armcnians in such language rs
the following, from the lips Of DR.. JaeObus,
moderator Of the od-SchoOl Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly; "The General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church reciproca,es the Christian
saluatious Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The church Of John Calvin responds to the
church Of John Wesley in the name OF our CON-
mon Lord and Head. We are engaged in a
common cause against irrelgiOn. II Is con-
Dict Of true religion against irrslgiOn and false
religion. We rejoice In the great work which
your large and active church has been able to
accomplish IN our land. An the agencies and
resources Of the Christian Church arc needed At
this critical moment; and We hope soon to hail
. the time when the anal oonquests Of our King
Jesus shall be proclaimed in al the land and in
al the world"
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God ought to become more and more separate,
distinguished, and solitary Being. In the knoul-
cige and reverence Of the human love. God Is
In man, God is in nature, God Is in Christ; and
there We look for Him and End Him; but II we
look truly, We End Him 50 vastly greater than
man. or nature. or Christ. that in them though
lie be, lie Is far more out Of them, and In Him
self alone The vast ocean is in the bay, Is in
the tidal river. is in the clouds big with its eI
halatious. Is in the spray, that dashes in our
face as VIC stand upon the shore. But neither
bay, river. cloud, nor spray, Is the ocean. OF
gives the least idea Of its power, vastness, depth,
and majesty. The huge leviathan that plays In
its waters is minnOw. the vast navy that rides
on its bosom chip, in the immensely Of its cir
cumnambicnt waters. So do We live and move
and have our being in God, the unsIplOred.
boundlsss. spiritual element. the beginning and
end Of our existence. without the right to mag
inc that ws have begun to know, much less to
measure and hthOm our glorious and all-hal-
lowed Creator.
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am bound to believe that no work Of the
hands, no work Of the brain has been useless.
Every student Of nature. Of history. Of Ian
cuage, Of the world without or Of the world
within. 90 ar - be b fAishfal. % FAR Is he sut-
fsrs no prejudices Of other men. no prejudiccs
Of his owu, 10 interfere with his search for truth
In his own direction, must be minister Of God.
one Who b contributing in some way to the man.
ifeststioa Of His glory. Every man who Is toll.
,np honestly, In the 6eld or ct the loom. must
be contributing to the manifestation Of His
glory. II any Are unfAiihfal or dishonest lie
win scooup,ish His purpose but ID Is our priv
iIers, IL We viii. to enter into His purpose, 10
,e Sellow-worken with Him. And every one
who claims that privilege must cherish hope
must treat - devils and powers Of darkness all
that would tempt him to despair.
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A new phase Of Bible work has appeared in
France. II originated in the success Of the III.
bic stalls at the great exhibitions In Paris and
Havre, and is an application Of the idea to the
sixteen hundred smaller fairs which are held
yearly throughout the country. Two evanSei-
lists 70 out with cart loaded with Bibles, and
take their Stand at the fairs. They keep up
quiet conversation with purchaser or objectors |;
and in the evening short addresses are given,
sometimes to as many as three hundrrl hearers.
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!Speci0i Notices.
THE UNTOLD MIsEnIEs

That result nom Indiscretion In early life may be
alleyiated and cured. Those who doubt this asser.
ton should purchase DR.. Hayes new medical work,
published by the Peabody Medical Institute, Boston,
entitled, 1.-THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OF sELF.PRE-
SERyArl0N. Vitality impaired by tho errors Of
youth too close application TO business, may be
restored and manhood regained. The Institute also
AND HER DISEASES" the best work Of tho Kind
extAnt. One both these works should 10 in every
household. The advertisement Of tho Peabody
Medical Institute In another column, will give the
tiOns Dto
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BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LOWEST PRICES.

That the MASON HAMLIN CABINET and ME-
TROPOLITAS ORGANS are tho sksrN rHE woRLn
ID proved by the almost unanimous opinion Of pro
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ENTY.PivE COLD and SILVER MEDALS or othof
highest premiams, at principal industrial competi.
tions within fsw yesrs, including the MEDAL a
tho PARIS EXPOSITION, and by sale very much
creator than that Of any similar Instruments. Thu
company manufacture ONLY Finsrci.Ass iNsrRu.
MEMS and will not mako "chcap orHAns' at any
price, or suffer An inferior instrument 10 bear heif
name. Having greatly increased their hcilities bi
manufacture, by the Introduction Of new machinery
and otherwise, they are now making BETTER or
CANS than EVER BEFORE, ct incrcased economy
in cost, which, In sccorAncc with their hxed policy
OF selling always Ut least remuneratiye Prodt they
are now Offering ut PRICES Of INFERIOR WORK.
POUR OCTAVE ORGANS, Plain Walnut cAse, 80.
Five OCTAVE ORGANS, Double Reed, Solid Wal.
nut case, carved and paneled, with FIVE srOPs,
(vIOLA, DIAPAsoS, MELoDiA, PLrrE, TREsuLAsrh
sl2j. other styles In proportion.
Circulars, With full particulars, including sccu:
rate drawings Of the different styles Of organs aud
much information which will he Of service TO- every
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MASON d IIAMLlN .ORuAN CO.,
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MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD

PUBLISHED ny THE ..
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
NO. 4 BULFINCH ST.,
(Opposite Revere House.) ....BOSTON.
10000 COPIES SOLD TIE LAST YEAR.
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE or sRLP-PRRSERvA.
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Of Exhausted vitality, Premature Decline In Man,
Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypochondria, and
all other diseases arising ffom the Errors Of Youth,
or the intersections or EIcssses OF mature years.
This Is indeed book for every man. Price only One
Dollar. 2s5 pages, bound in cloth. DIR. A. ii.
HAYES, Author.
A Book for Every Woman,
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
AND HER DISEASES, or, Woman Treated Of Ply.
siologically and THEORETICALLY, nom Infancy 10
Old Age. with elegant Illustrative Engravings.
These are, beyond all comparison, the most extra
ordisary works on Physiology ever published. There
Is nothing whatever that the Married or single Of
Either Sex can either require or wish TO know, but
what Ia fully explained, and many matters Of the
most important and interesting character arc intro
uccd, TO which no aii~s,en even can be foundn any
other works In our language. AL th eiNew Discov'
cries Of the author whose experience Ia Of IN unin-
terrupted magnitude-such probably never DO
fore foil 10 tho lot OF any man-aro given In full.
No person should be without those valuable books.
They are utterly unlike any others ever publshed.
VALUABLE BooKs-Wo have received tho yAlua-
BILE medical works OF DR.. Albert ii. Hayes. These
books are Of actual merit and should and place In
order Of abominabe trash, published by irresponsi.
bic parties and purchased 10 gratity ooaSe tastes
but arc written by responsible professional gentle
1870. cs,nc.rnirv vhieh lamentable iynorance
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Q q Q Q Q 9 9 9 Q

no TIE WORKING CHASING are now pre-
pared 70 furnish al classes with constant employ
mem s homo tho whole Of The time OF ier The pars
moments. Basiness new, light and probable
Persons Of either sex can easily earn nom &C. 70 ~
per evening. and proportional sum BY de,oting
earn nearly e much % men. That 81 Who 80 this
notice may end their addrss and test the business
We make this unparalleled oflsr, To such - are not
we'll atsded We win send 81 70 pay ior The trouble
which will do 20 commence work on, and ppy OF
TAs PsorsS Lisrsry ce~ps1is1-cns o. The larg.
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Sunday Reading.
Chrisfusas Hymn.

Calm on the listening ear OF night,
Como heavens molodlous strains,
Where Wild Judea stretches far
Her sllver-mantled plains
Celestial cholrs, from courts above,
Shed sacred glories there,
And angels, with their sparkling Tyres,
Make music on the air.
The answering hills Of Palestine
Send back the glad reply,
And greet, nom all their holy heights,
The. dayspring ffOm on high.
On the blue depths Of Galileo
There comes holier calm,
And Sharon waves, In solemn praise,
Her silent groves Of palm.
"Glory 10 God." the sounding skies
Loud with their anthems ring,
"PeAce 10 the earth-good viii 10 men,
Prom Heavens eternal King!
Light on thy hills, Jerusalemi
The Saviour now Il born.
And bright on Bethlehem's Joyous plains
Breaks the first Christmas morn,
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rw.,,,.6v. y..,., p,,c,,c.

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident TO Females
has PLACID DR. DOW at the head OF ell physicians
mailing such practice . specially, and enables
him 10 guarantee q speedy and permanent cure In
the worst eases Of SsPprss'ioa and all other Msn-
sfr1aI Dsrasgsmssts from trhafsusr eaass All let
tets for advice must contain 81. Office, No. . Endi
colt Street Boston,
n. B.-Board rnished to those desiring 10 ro-
main under treatment.
Boston. July. lsG9.-sp. mol yr29 .
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Wherefore, seeing we also are eOmpassed
about with 50 great cloud Of witnesses, let-srs
lay aside every weight and the sin which doth
30 easily beset us, and let US run with patience
the rsce that is set before US, looking unto
Jesus, the author and fnisher Of our faith"
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Housckccpcrs will find the appearance
ofold wallpaper very much improved by
rubbing it with n wooden cloth dipped In
dry Indian meal. II removes the dust
and smoke. Pieces Of stale bread are
equally ciiicaeious.
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DIR. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.

Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite. Liver Complaint
Sick Headache, Depression OF Spirits, Neuralgia
Nervous Affections, Diseases Of the skin, Consump.
tive tendencies, Chronic DiArrhea, and Diseases
peculiar 10 females. Manufactured by HOPKINS
ehes and Electric Hair Restorer la Main street,
ChaIlestown, Mass. For sale by all druggists.
sDlyOsS
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Read what the editor Of the Cincinnati Times
says Of ALIENS LUNG DALsAM, IA
RENARkABLE CuRE.-Mr. Samuel Lewis one Of
the old Pioneer. OF Cincinnati, was very long, sp
parently, In the last stages Of consumption, and
given up by physicians, when some Kind friend roo
commended him TO use ALIENS LUNG BAIsAM.
lie did 90, and Immediately commenced recovering.
and Is now able 10 attend 10 business. lie says'
"In truth, may cay :. has saved my lifs." Mr..
Lewis 10 well known In Cincinnati, and the fullest
confidence may DO placed In his statements. u ID
due, therefore, 10 tho community, especially those
suffering under this terrible malady that the fullest
publicity DO given TO such marvellous cures, that
other sufferers may avail themselves OF the remedy
with pleasure, therefore, wo refer TO this cure.
Prom our knowledge Of the merits Of this excel
lent Balsam, and what NO hear Of its merits, va
think Il should DO at once used by oil persons suf
fering from cough, or any pulmonary complaint,
We hear that many FAR advanced In consumption,
have been cured by its use. 4w2
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Rev. A. II. Heath has resigned the pastoral
charge Of the Court Street Church and accepted
that Of Casco Street Church. Portland. lie
will leave for his new field Of labor in January.
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A"Bible carriage" hasbeen built at vierIon,
France, "to be accompanied by two missicna'
ries, to visit the towns and villages Of France
and Spain for the distribution Of the Word"
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A VOID QUACKS.-A VICTIM OF EARLY M
"A prudence, causing nervous debility, premature
which he win send nee 70 his fellow sufersrs. Ad,
dress J. II. REEVES, 7s Nassau Street, N. Y. 6mA
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RT on FASCINATING, by Adam MESKINk. Show
Il how TO gain the undying love, admiration and
confidence OF any one you choose. Price by mail
u cents. for sl.09 Address Tuttle 4 Co., 10 Mas
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A Chinese idol temple is soon to be built in
New-Ytrk City.
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COLLINS MOoNsroNE.

Tar MooSsroNE, q Novel, by wILkIE COLLINS, An.
thor Of "Armadale," ''rhe Woman In White,
"No Name, I" "Antonina, !" "Quecn Of Hearts, "&c.
with many illustrations. svo, paper $50, cloth
$lW
or all the living writers Of English fiction no one
better understands the art of story telling than VII
HE Collins lie has the faculty or coloring the N.Y.
other passions such belongs 10 few II any Of hli
confrercs, however much they may excel him In 9TH
or rcspects Ills style, too, Is singularly appropr
atc-less forced and artificial than the avsragv u
modern noyelists. -Besfsr Trsasotpf.
Published by HARPER a BROTHERS, N. Y.
Harper q Brothers will send the above WORK
by mail, postage prepaid, TO any partof the
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LoRILLARD'S EUREKA"
Smoking Tobacco h an excellent article q granu.
latsd Virginia. t. y =
-whessv,r introduced u Is universally admired
orders fsr Mssfschsum ripes are daily PsHksd.
LORILLARD'S yacht CLUB
srosins Tobsoeo he. no superior, being deaieoti.
niscd, " cannot injsre nervslsss consultations, os
people Of scsteutary hsbsta. 90 " =
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and prepared by patented and original manner.
1T u very afomAtie, mild, asd llKhs IN vsiRht-
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u burn OF sting the tongue, nor leave adsaTsssbls
-Ordsrs for genuine. elegantly carved Nicer.
schaum Pipes, stlvef-mountsd, and Packed IN seas
leather pocket cases, are placed In hs Yacht Club
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LoRILLARD'S CENTURY
Chewing Tobacco.
This brand Of Fine Cut Chewing TObscoo has no
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In tho country. a"
LORILLARD'S SNUFFS
Have been in general use In the United Stats over
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III your storskeeper docs not have these articles
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They ase sold BY respectable jobben almost sv.
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Alarm for Sale.

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rhers 4 dissnsiOn among the MOrwons A
son Of Joe Smith. the original Mormon, has sp-
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a Word ca the wise is sunicient.
DURRiSGTOS's VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
ID Il sure remedy Cor that dreadful soourEe Of In
fancy and childhood, the Group. Always keep the
Medicine by you. ready for immediate use. IL 10
&c. Por sale by the proprietor, n. u, DuRRIN6-
TON. Wholesale Druggist, Providepeo. II. j. Also,
BIZ druggists generally, 80 4w5i
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ITO TIE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l..
u DIX particularly Invites eli iAiIss Who pced Ned.
zeal or Surgical advisev IN cal 81 hk Res ~ kDisot
s,rest, Bos.oo, hsss vhkh they III hDi Sransod DO
th~ir special accsnmodattoa
DR.. DIX hsvias dsvctcd over ,sspty yesr " this
Snnrh q the treatment n ~ dlases peculiar knas,
Il u nav oporeed By s (oth In Ills eosnty ssA EufeTs
thai he rrsss su etsr Known pr.etiaoess In he sA
spcey and snoctsai treatment a. al fmah eo@paains
IIls m>dIcoss ars pvpad viii he srpess papass of
rsoyins all dseAse such debility, veakDsss, annaa
nj supprvssIo enisrrcmsbts u ths womb, si.e IN d
charges vhIeh now frca mosbh state Il In hlcd Tie
Doctor nov faliy vpsrrd trsst IN bic PECULIAR ayis
tosh u,sdLcaIiy and surriiy, a dlseases a he iusls
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