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EXTRAORDINARY CURES

reported Tor which these remedies have been recon-
By report o,bee wonderful have been sr
prng to q, general pabc We for yssn received let
Of such extraordinary and marvellous char
soer that We have RETAINED from Publishing them, Aud
the letters We pog pubhsh withheld until
urged By h. writer's a.! i4eiI friends lor the
benefit o the Pube make them inovn We give tie names Ard
pOttoHe write them and
the Ml,en Of the Churches
eah place to ascertain Of wtsr We desire
ali who mAJ inclined tie " Dr. Railways Remedies
to slrs respecting these that their faith Ia The
r.,.ls. ~ he well f,gutep In their bone OF . cure
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CHEAP ORES SEES,

800 sTYP DRESS PATTERNS from - IS - rrdOsd hsH "a
and a. aause tables r eosyssace Of customer a6e 70
facilitate ssss
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HANNAH p KNAPP.
SrPnNci INnORSENfENT.

T. LFFEyRK No p tAsautst, salem Mass, Erie'
made on Oct ~ 1909 IAve known Mr. aud Ms Knapp Tor
20 yea-, she j. wholly true Tbs re-
trJf.rl ha1tr~lS Mrs huspp n0N n'sh
pe Eotg hur.i sbs boses operate ana discharge
naturally Upper Beverly bad ba6 nor 'i di lot
expect TO i've Jug taking kesoeh and ict' better
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NEW YEARS!
PRESENTS.

HEAVY REDUCTIONS IN DRY GOODS
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FRANK IRSLIBS ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
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LAcES AND EMeRoIDERIes.

magnificent Of COLLARS CUFFS INADVERTENTLY
BARBBS FLOUMES, PARASoL COVERS. BDGISGs. NskS
TIOSs ke &c which will be sold BELOW GOLD COST
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LIN EN- g..

EXTRA HEAVY TABLE DAMASK at Soc per gard upward
IS EXTRA HEAVY DAMASK NAPKINS at 81 IS per sO1sA
DaMASK DOYLtgS per dofeu
pAYASK TABLE CLOTHS at 81 IS and 81 great hA'gah
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS TO MATCH a. s'.S
peret
- LOOM TABLE CLOTHS at 81, very eheap
l6ineh LOOM TOWELISG, at 2Oc per yarL
7lineh LOOM DAMASK, very heavy. at s0c per yard
saLINEN sHEErlNGN a. zoe per yard,
LINEN SHEErlNGS. extra teaTy, al Ioc per- ArL
4PRINIED COVERS at ~ rsch
"a VICTORIA COVERS, ~ p esch
"a VICTORIA COVERS, - 50 each.
81 VICTORIA COVERS, IS 50 each.
gElO VICTORIA COVERS, %
VICTORIA PIANO COVERS, 81 each.
EMBROIDERED PIANO COVERS, So each
FRENCH TOWELS - - 70 . and 80 per sofen
a EMBROIDERED STAND CONkkS, at ~ %
81 EMBROIDERED TABLE COVERS al ~ $500
TOILET (euhFodsed) at 81 % 81 80 aud ~ % PEI paH
60 TURKEY CLOTHS. &C 81 50
a. TURKEY CLOTHS, - 50
may take advantage o. the above rsoenoh' 40
requested TO call early before the iOumsni' ere broker
LORD &c TAYLOR,
BROADWAY AND GRAHpsT,
GRAND AND CHRYSTIBsTs,
EBw.YoRH. .
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tAbLOshesnsBiA ]

IAnrOsnesH"isI
81 WISH You Merry Christmas"
SAYS KNOX the Bobby batter
On, ofnboe bats you Ssbt nJ mend,
Ind what's the matter
Atuumber VIC hundred and twelve 2l9
Broadway, bsngs out ouT KSoIi
And there you will End the nobbitsi kipd
Ofs bat-indesd yOu viii and furs
.f,n descriptions which be Of hs largest toiS
-
FxTR.oRpINARY SUCcEss-OvER EIGHT
Brs.ssn Isss " oys RTs, ou%Ss' t .. 5s 1o.d
One % ~ 80 tss dst bstrs tbey Nent 10 press they received
Eight Hundreds large proportion then beng 10" 'OUi o.
sOh',rDer~
TuE LUCIUs HART MANUFACTURING CON-
TlrS waRE az ys low prices until The ist Of japasry TssSe
Coffee Uus lceptcheu Casors staple ana nsy ht,ss ~ t
x S.a'T IT, "''''' '''''"'" - - '''
SANTA CLAUS is loading up at every D gnls
81 Cbs G,ps H.ad, Sore Lips and The Toilet
NorrcE.-Purchasers of GENTS and BOYS
9oss can OSsn s Ss ss market asDS .DS .so
warranted a. Represented
No long stories are needed to coax the fash
,ege world to E.FEsseqslD. rs E'S,aa IS qs' to ,.y
sompsnson With any fabric ever produced ia New'iorA.
RAILWAY NEwsMEN may hear of something
- their advantage by calling on s. R WEil at as Broadway l.
PAPERS TWINS THREADS AND CoRDAGE
So i.''O NAVEL O"'' anu "''''''-' go '''
SQUIRE & LANDER, 81 Fulton-st., New York,
s ss P sTtS 10 %yE G ba %5Gs' s9s D10'' choice
SABBATH-ScHooL Books. 49, BRoUGHTON &
VIVIAN No - BibHOuss fesp the best variety from all Pahos
ALBERT GATES, DEALER IN FINE
- ~ md 4 A No Bf0aQW
sp sars rS-Sp,siai attention to Repairing fine
EIRST PRIZES-GOLD MEDALS.
SCHUETZE & LUDOLFF,
45a BRooNFSr, 49,
MAR BKoaDwIr
wnsen their celebrated
PATENT MONITOR PLATE PIANOS,
Only for the
HOLIDAYS,
Al SUCH LOW PRICES
Asr,,.y~sre witnessed IN this country before
E0R NEW-YEAAIR2sS i PA A6wT TABLES
NV RECEIVING '''" fhcELS1 OYSTERS
JBLLBD BoSEr TURKEYS
CUsToNHogsE s2es5 WA ard T aEi;S y I''
lie i' prepared to supply DAY and syeliu, PSI -
90 to MACFARLANDs BOOKSTORE, No.
book OF The and all the $50 eboee hs
Tsb French. and Scotch 'tauorsrr -
SSARGAINS IN TEAS,
CeFFEES, FLOR MACKEREL, NoLAsSeS
SYRUPS, BUTTER
and all kinds o Groceries ard Provisions.
ONE PRICE-CASH ONLY.
THOMAS II. AGNEW,
MURRAY AND GREENw1CH-sTS, Ns~YorE
TT b. BYNNER e. Co, No. 1S9 Broadway.
Il WATCHES AND JEwELRY AT WHoLESALR
WIZARDS AMERICAN MANGLES,
w Ironing plain Clothes without heat Half days Wok be
circular WrugeTs Of all kinds repaired
}. WARD q Co., 81 Conrlsndtst n Y.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
MOST ACCEPTABLE GIFT
BOZ NAN
HORACE GEEELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY,
RECOLLEC1IONS OF A BUSY LIFE.
EXTRA CLOTH. a. 80. LIBRARY STYLE (Sheep) 81 so.
HALF MOROCCO - 90. HALF CALP ELEGANT, 81 90.
MOROCCO ANTIQUE - 90.
Sen, BY mail Free % reoeip; OF puee
Aaifess THE TRIBUNE, $500
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The Romance CT Cure.

The many evidences Of eI,A'rl"sss that daily reported
effected through
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Read FALSE AND TRUE letter stamp TO Bad.r 60
No 81 Madensns NewiOk Information worth tAOu'Ah" W" "
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SQUIRE g. LANDER, 81 FultOn-st., New Y ork,
buy reliable WArcHE hne DAH0Sps choice Jaw
~ SILvKR MARE Diamonds specially.
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CONTAINING

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THE LUCIUs HART MANUFACTURING Com
PAW Burugsp foot Of Job offer their stock o. SlyE
PIArEB low prices until the let Of JanusJ 1eASe
cepbers. Casters staple and fancy hf,es ~ Hes
VARIETY Tor Holiday Presents u The oldest Plated warehouse
Mes lOrk
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SANTA CLAUS is loading mp at every Drug
PERSIAN HEALING P:SKIAE SoAB
i, Chopped Hands, sore Lips and the Toilet
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EXTRAORDINARY SCCCESS-OVER EIGHT
rrgEs number Of letters received ~
a. M. fyNogssrs MoNrnLY steadily increased
f ay before they they received
o, Light Hundreds very proportion Of them beng Tor VuDf o.
lstTlb,
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THEFT OF REVENUE STAMrs.-John Boone, lad
sixteen years OF age, living at No. 237 Newark ave-
nue. Jersey City, was yesterday brought before
Alderman Conan at the Td4nbs by officer Walsh, Of
the First precinct on the charge OF having stolen
internal revenue stamps to the amount OF seventy
five dollars from David Felt OF No. 81 Cedar street.
John has Deen employed as an Office boy IN the same
building with Mr.. Felts Office During the tempo
rary absence OF the latter he left John In charge OF
his Office, and upon returning Mr. Felt discovered
that the tin box containing his revenue stamps
10 the Office he was charged with the larceny. John
denied his guilt, but from the evidence presented
the magistrate committed him for trial In default OF
$500 bail.
CARRYING A CONCEALED wEAPoS.-On Saturday
night Michael 8. Toohey was arrested, the corner
OF Broadway and Cedar street, by oficer Sullivan,
OF the First precinct, on the charge OF ntoxcation
and disorderly conduct, at which time he had con-
cealed about his person formidable looking dirk
knife II Is alleged by the Offcer that Toohcy had
the dirk with intent TO use H. In default OF $500 bail
Alderman Conan committed the accused for trial.
ALLEGED THEFT OF OIL.-On saturday evening
ocer Hargan, ofthe Second precinct arrested Henry
NJ Golding carman, living at 4os West Twenty sixth
street, and Michael Sharp, at 81 Cherry street, on
suspicion OF being concerned In the larceny OF
nve barrels OF n3eed oil, valued at about $400,
which were taken from In front OF premises No. 10
Burltng slip. The prisoners were committed TO the
Tombs 10 await an examination. II the complain
ants, who live In Newark, N. j.. appear before JUS
tice Downing to-day the case Will be Investigated.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

tucted by the Rev Sylvester Clarke rector and werc
OF very interesting character In tne North Con-
gregational church the Rev. Mr.. Iindsley o south
port ofHciated. in place OF the pastor, tne hev.
George Richards who Is incapacitated by disease
of the eyes, The Rev. Daniel Lord, pastor OF the
South church. preached fine sermons IN the morning
and evening. The services by the Rev. Mr.. Hopper
OF the BaptisL and the Rev. Mr.. Carroll, at the
Beaver street Methodist church were Well at
tended. There were the usual services at the East
Bridgeport Methodist church. Rev. 8. II. Smith,
pastor preached at the Universaiist church. the
evening lecture has been dropped, and serial con-
ference under the PASTOR Rev. Gilbert substituted
There was preaching IN the morning and aftern0on
At the Presbyterian church BY the Rev. Mr. Hlnsdale,
pastor. The Rev. q. H. Falcon, rector OF Christ
church. Episcopal, 0ificiated m the morning and
evening.
There were the usual services at the East
Bridgeport Congregational church by the Rev. J. q.
Davenport pastor. Mass IN the morning and ves-
pers In the evening were celebrated at st. Angus
tines (Catholic) church. the Rev. Father Synnot
officiating, and at the East Bridgeport Catholic
church the same services were held.
Lenten services have been held during the week
In oil the Episcopal and Catholic churches, and have
been well attended.
The Children's Progressive Lyceum (Spiritualists)
held their usual meeting at Lafayette Hall yesterday
and there were services for the Germans IN the
schoolroom on Gold street In the evening. There
was preaching by layman ut the Advent Christian
church In the afternoon.
1t Is raining this evening" consequently the az
tendance at the various places OF worship s small.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
wEsTCuEsTER CoyiTY.

FALLING or CHURCH srEErLr--About quarter
past three O'Clock yesterday morning the tower OF
the Methodist church on the corner OF Washington
avenue and Fourth street, Morrisinia, fell with a
terrible crash, 70 the ground. The church Is n new
one, having been dedicated on the nth OF
last November. It was built OF tho patent
American brick and imitation FREQ stone made
OF the same material as the brick. The
cost OF building the church was about s42, 600, the
greater part Of which was subscribed on the day OF
ucdication, leaving floating debt OF $1,000. The
tower was about twelve feet square, and extended
from the foundation, the northeast corner OF the
building, square until IL reached a short distance
above the roof about forty feet the top OF the spre
being about l2j feet from the ground. The tower
fell down In mass, only few Of the bricks falling
tne wiot Oh tne street. forcing large crcvices In the
adjoining parts OF the puiiding racking and
breaking the windows near the tower The inside
OF the building IL comparatively uninjured. The
cause OF th3 accident IL varlonsy attributed by
some 70 the action OF the frost, causing contraction
TO the buidng by others 10 the soft condition of tho
construction materials, the brick and Imitation
frecstone In the fal being broken into small pieces,
which are eany crumbied with the hand.
citizen of the town. named O'Brien, who
happened 10 lie crossing Fourth street az tho
,mc, was struck on the head by brick
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW JERSEY.
jersey City.

A SUSPICIOUS CHARACrER.-A smith named James
Egan twcntycght years old, was arrested yesterday
morning as he lay concealed IN the house OF Mrs.
Roe, No. 115 Hudson street. lie is held for examna-
tlon on suspicion OF being thief.
Hcbolxcn.
Two DANGEROUS DRuNkARps.-Two middle-aged
men, natives OF Italy, were captured In Newark
street yesterday afternoon and locked up in the
police station for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct one OF them having long knife which he was
alternately brandishng and c0ncealing in his sleeve.
When placed In the cell they became furious and
acted like maniacs. They VIII be brought before
Recorder Pope this forenoon.
Newark.
BURGLARy.-At an early hour yesterday morning
the residence OF Mrs. Baldwin, No. lis Pennsylvania
avenue was entered by burglars and two coats, some
Jewelry and a pocketbook, with a small amount OF
money In IL, carried on. An entrance was effected
through q rear window.
POLICE 1STELLrGESCE-During the twenty -four
hours ending at nine O'Clock last evening the police
Of this city have accomplished an unusually large
number Of arrests, chiefly however, on charges OF
minor character. Out OF twcnty-one cases sixteen
were for drunkenness Moet OF these were disposed
OF by the imposition Of light fines. veteran guz-
zlcr one Barney McSulty, was sent TO Jail for three
months. Among the prisoners committed IL Chlllian
Stickes who was discharged a few days ago. after
he ~ complained OF % a dcsertcr from the United
states army. IL is alleged that while private In
company ], Twelfth regiment United states Infantry
stationed NJ Newport ky., he ran away. lie
acknowledged the correctness OF the accusation and
Will be handed over to the proper authority.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
RELIGIOUS SERVICES ELSEWHERE.
Newburg.

NeWUur8s
NEwBuRG, N. Y. Feb 81, 1869.
The services were wen attended in twenty
churches to-day in this city. In the American Re-
formed church Rev. Mr. Mandervlle preached In the
morning on 81 rvate Devotion" and IN the evening
on 'Secret Sins" In 81. Patrick's church Father
Prendergast discoursed on righteousness, Tempe
rance aud Judgment to Come" In the First Pres
byterian church Rev. DR.. Sprole preached TO
a large audience on salvation" In Trinity Metho-
dist church Rev. DR.. Miley preached on missionary
topics. by way OF stirring up his people to making
large contributions next sunday to the mis-
slonary fund. This evening Rev. E. W. Bliss, the
recently chosen pastor Of the FIRST BAPTIST
church, baptized number OF converts, the
fruits OF a revival which Is going on In
that church. A detachment Of the Ncwburg Praying
Band conducted the services at the West Newbury
Methodist church to-day. The remainder OF the band
are at Chester, Orange county, where an extensive
work OF grace Is progressing, over sixty persons hav-
Ing been converted.
This afternoon Dr.. w. w. HebDard, OF Boston, de-
liyered stirring temperance address in the opera
House TO q large audience. a temperance prayer
meeting 10 be held every Sunday afternoon Is TO be
established at Odd Fellows Hail.
As as the weather will permit religious SER
vices Will be held every Saturday afternoon on one OF
the wharves, the benefit oil river sailors and long
snoreinen.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steamship Arzona Maury Aspinwa Feb is with passcn.
steamship George washington 0agor New Orleans r.b
H. bar 18th, with passengers TO Crom.
well Co lv.n Inst o. niles westward OF Torusas, spoke
seamshp Ac,ishnct Kelly, New Bedford with mdss and
Brig Angostura Br Morrill, Ciudad Bolivar Jan n, and
the bar Feb with hides &c, TO VIM Hasey. Had nne
schr Alfred Richards Boston,, Arey Rio Grande del
su via Long Island sound days. with hides and 10
weather on The passage Has been within oo mes OF ssn3
Hook for the last days
schr Julia Parsons, Tsrr Fortune Bay SF days. with
sshr q Bradford, Mnlaney. Fortune Bay, Nj. days,
schr samuel Eddy cathcart, Georgetown, Sc days with
schr Amelia, Films, Providence
schr John Coms,ock, keeney, New Lonfon.
schr Baldwin, Vail, New London Tor Edcnton, NC.
schr Lindsey, HnI, New Haven.
schr = Mangsm, BeycrIdge, New Haven.
schr Vulcan, smap, new Haven for Newark.
schr EIpedIte, CLARK Bridgeport.
scsr Jssosn. Josn sroels ~. noT, E,IagssIr IEarassro'
scnr Nall Mead, 0reenwieS.p
schr Haze, McGlnlcy. Greenwich.
schr q Acken, HoDbie, Stamford.
schr Alice Scranton, Seward, clifford, ca.
schr Adelaide, smith, Sag Har6or for El,absshpors.
sohr David Nelson sudwell, Port Chester.
schr Sarah kars, Long, Oyster Bay.
schr T Parker. Little, Glen Cove.
The steamship Mississippi Captain slocum epored yes.
chandise From Rio Jsnero TO 81 Thomas had pleasant
boiserous dissgecabe passage on bs i7tb 18th and
ish inst, encountered heavy NV gales Feb on tbe mouth
FOR kio jsnsro Ism sPS x, ss WI s.eS.nSsa Ssa
s1s, .s % - ssg c,icgsa frym Calcutta for New YORK
(Brl, from River Platte For Baltimore.
Wind nj sunset sE, light
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
RELIGIOUS sERyIcEs IN CoslECTUUr.
New Haven.
NEW HAVEN. Re

NEW HAVEN. Feb. n, 1869.
To-day at the Centre church the morning service
was conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Clark, OF the
North church, who preached nom Matthew
XVII. 81 His subject was upon 'sThe Nature
OF Truth" In the afternoon he preached
~ his own church upon the subject OF "Clothed
with RiThteousness.v In the morning at the
Chapel street church, Rev. Mr.. Daggett or the Col
leae chapel preached upon the subject Of the omnpo-
tcnce OF the Lord. lie referred particularly 70 The
presence OF tho Lord at the pecuniary offerings
an the church and the pulpit In the retire.
i1ent OF the closet and In social lfe In tie
morning at the North church Rev. Mr. Walker
a the Centre church, preached a discourse
upon the subject of development IN grace
In the morning. at St. PatrIcks church, Rev. Father
Hart preached upon the subject OF temperance 10
large congregation. At the morning service In the
First Methodist church Rev. Mr.. Fletcher, the pastor
preached upon 'The Life OF Jacob aud the Lessons IL
1Veacbesr In the afternoon he delivered discourse
"a pon The missionary work. In the evening. at the
II ird Congregational church, Rev. Mr.. Folsom de-
np, sred sermon upon the subject 1.-THE Character
OF I'm who Braveiy Performs His Duty In the Pace OF
All obstacles and Every Rebuff The united service
OF tns Episcopal churches was held at Christ church.
Rev. l'r. Harwood OF Trinity church, preached upon
the sub ect Tbe Use OF Sacraments Necessary TO the
KepenfA at Snner.u
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
Poughkeepsie.

POUGHKEEPsIE N. y, Feb. 2l, 1869.
There was numerous attendance at the various
churches here to-day and tonight. though the
weather this evening is unpropitious.
This afternoon there was an immense concourse
OF people at the Washington street Methodist Epis-
copal church, the occasion being the obsequies
OF Joseph c. Harris, vice president of the Mer-
chants Bank, and Treasurer OF Duchess county.
The officiating cergymen were Rev. w. G. w. Lewis,
Rev. E. L. Prentice, Rev. A. 4. Van Giesen, Rev.
L. M. Vincent and Rev. ID. G. Wright. The funeral
sermon was preached by Rev. W. g. w. Lewis, the
text being from the eighth verse, thirty chap
ter OF Psalms. All the city officers, including the
Mayor and Common Council. were present.
Tonight there was o good attendance at the First
Reformed church, the congregation listening very
attentvely to interesting remarks by the Rev. j. O.
Fletcher. formerly OF Brazil. His address consisted
chiefly OF personal observations among the Protes-
tants OF spain.
The revival at the Clover street Methodist Episco
pal church is still In progress the edince being
crowded tonight and many new converts have
come forward.