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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-19
CHURCH OF THE MOST HOLY REDEEnER.

Tho Pope's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Church Ceremonies.
The celebration OF the twcnty-1fth anniversary OF
the accession OF Plus TX. to the chair OF Peter was
continued yesterday in the Church Of the Most Holy
Redeemer, In Third street. Notwithstanding the
heavy rainfall during the previous night and yester-
day morning the display Of nags and floral
decorations on the houses in the neighbor-
hood was, II anything. surprising that OF
Friday and Saturday, the church itself
outside being literally clothed in evergreens
and fags, from the steeple top down to the pedes-
tails OF the portico columns In the morning high
mass was celebrated, commencing at half past ten
O'Clock, during which Mozarrs Twelfth Mass was
sung by the choir with full orchestral accompani-
ment Father Ho'~er, OF ST. LOUIS preached o
heightened and =. discourse. At three
O'Clock In the q. ION Smiths No. 2 vespers
were chanted, Immediately after which grand
took Of the fol-
Rifle Corps, in full dress uniform, with Band.
The Boys Of the three Highest Glasses OF the Church
Boys and Young Men Of the .nlly-s5o.
r,,o :, St; Aoysns, Benevolent .y-l2s;
ner, yellow ground, cro,s-xsys and tiara,
Men OF the Holy iamly-e0.
Society Of st. Joseph-1so.
Eighteen Mounted Men, bearing Papal Flag.
SJ johns SOclety-loU.
81. Jacobs Society-300.
Band.
st. LibOrius Society-I50.
st. Alphonsus' S0ciety-90.
1.-THE procession formed In front OF the school.
house, corner OF Fourth street and FIRST avenue
whence II proceeded down First avenue to Third
street, to avenue e. to Fifth street, to avenue TO
Fourth street, and up Fourt street TO schoohouse.
When passing st. Bridgets church, avenue b, the
procession was joined by about SEQ men Of the so.
cletles attached to that church.
Al seven +. NJ. evening services began. pro.
cesslOn took place In the church, headed by the
Rife Corps followed by the young men and boys OF
the Holy Family, girls and young ladies dressed in
whIte and wearing wreaths on their heads all bear.
ing lighted tapers; the acoytes, and bro
thers and priests OF the order Of the
Most Holy Redeemcr, bearing on their shoulders
life.size figure OF ST. Alphonsus. The round OF the
church was made twice and the Denedction
pronounced and the ceremonies brought 10
close with the hymn Of thanksgiving (7e DeuDU
sung by the choir, with orchestral accompaniment.
During the procession was sung the song OF Al
phonsus, composed Tor the occasion, and "Wie
Lieblig Sind die Boden" (iow lovely are inc mes.
sages OF peace) The appearance Of the interior OF
the church, with It's myriad lights, decorations,
handsome Tags and banners and The attractive
military UNIFORM, was magnificent.
After service the streets near the church were
crowded with people viewing the illuminated
transparencies ana countless Chinese lanterns
adjoining the buildings.
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The Infinite Power Of a-The Worth ana
In!allibiIity OF the Succcss1. Of Petersen.
mon by Rev. Father Cassidy.
Despite the dark clouds which obscured the sun
and shed such c0pious showers upon the already
well mostened earth, tho streets OF Brooklyn yester
day morning were tnronged by devout Catholics
going TO and from their churches.
At st. Mary's Star Of the Sea, Court street. near
Luqueer, high moss was commenced at fifteen min
utes before eleven O'Clock, Rev. Father Cassidy
Officiating as celcbrant, assisted by Fathers
Dalton and nefernan as deacon and sub-deacon
respectively. The Volunteer Choir, under the
leadership OF Professor Hoy, was In attendance and
lent iu excellent harmony TO ,he services The
worthy pastor preached, taking for his text
Matthew, xvi, Island l say also unto thee,
that thou art Peter, and upon this rock Will
build my church; and the gates OF he'll shall
not prevail against IT," The reverend gentleman
then said, in substance, that this commission was
given TO Peter as the Prince Of Apostles. Who shall
fear when the word OF God exists, that the Church
shall be overcome, or that the word OF God shall
fail In Its fulnlment2
NO GREATER BLASPHEMY
than to hesitate TO believe for moment the truth
OF the words which fell from the lips Of our Divine
Lord can be imagined. To-day Is a realization OF
the truth OF these sacred words. From the rising to
nation and kingdom OF the earth, differing though
each may in character, In language and manners,
the voice Of the children OF the Cnurcn Is raised az
q unit in giving thanks to God for the wonderful
event vouchsafcd In our days IN granting so long an
existence to the worthy successor OF ST. Peter.
Though surrounded by infdels and enemies there
he sits in the chair OF Peter, having passed beyond
the limits allotted IN the saying-"N0ne snail see the
days OF Peter.n Though differing In all things.
IN FAITH, ONE, 80
his children are rejoicing to-day because God In HIS
goodness and mercy has been pleased to accord rio
Mono 40 long life of usefulness and plety NO enc
my or the Church has ever charged him Win uoinx
augnt save that which was for the well pell9 o.
his country while ali accedc that none can exceed
him in either his charity or prayer. But tne
Church must undergo trials ana nn ms aonc
divine Lord was not free from them. VINO mas uohe
more for Christ, Tor
than pope Pius IX.Y In his Encycal Letter OF 1894
we read in his review OF the condition OF the human
family that .educali0n without rclleon Degets ln-
fdehiy.r AND who shall deny ~ Look at the
snecctocle which mas peen presented In Paris where
e1,lucaton was set apart from religious training, and
The truth and force Of the Encyiical Will be
at once apparent The danger OF sepa-
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RELIGIOUS.
Services and Sermons in the Me-
tropols and Elsewhere.
THE PAPAL JUBILEE.
Imposing Displays in the Catholic
Churches.
The GREAT GAIN OF GOODNESS
Discourses by the Rev. Dra Hall and
Armitage, Rev. Messrs Hepworth
and buchanan, Fathers Preston,
Hewett and Others.

Tne weather yesterday was such as might reason
ably be expected 10 dampen ardor OF almost any
kini obedience to which would compel going out
OF DOORS IL seemed certainly 10 have serious
effect on the ohurch-going portion OF the communi-
~ as the congregations generally were very slim.
The preachers and pastors, however, were Ia their
places, and by stirring words fought or the influ-
rnce OF the weather. The sermons were for the most
mart very good as may be judged rom the sketches
given below.
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society was endangered, ana then followed q host
Of evils which essened the sancity OF the marriage
Earthly legislatures are not capa6e to nudge or de.
eide these questions, as they arc composed only or
men. who have their failings The infaible Church.
therefore should alone decide. In conclusion the
speaker said we should praise God for having pre-
served the Sovereign Pontin 30 long, and we might
be assured He would bring his reign to peaceful
ofn
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passed It was In ''the still small voice" that He
spoke to the prophet. And 80 He speaks to our
hearts to-day. But when He wanted to plant Chris
uanity more forc1ble and impressive means were
upon the multitudes by the descent Of the Holy
Ghost was next depicted by the preacher. In one
DAY 5000 were converted under the preaching OF
titudes OF such as should be saved. The application
or the lessons OF the text to prayer aud faith and
fuller conservation to the Lord closed the DISCOURSE
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Diseased Lungs are Greatly on
the IncreaSei III this Country.


Diseased Lungs are Greatly on
the Increase iii this Country.
The sudden changing Of
weather he's done much to give
rise to consumption. But ther,
size thousands Of cases who
bring it ON by their own i'm
prudence-such as wearing
damp clothing, ana gong from
the warm room into the cold air
and checking the persplration,
which causes irritation Of the
of the lungs, and then the mat
ter or phlegm will collect,
which nature will try to re
Iieve by coughing it up, to pre-
vent postules from forming. !
nature does not raise the mat
ter with ease and stop this In
aamation, tuLercles will soon
form, and consumption will fol
low. Allen s Lung Balsam will
cure and prevent thousands Of
cases of consumption if il
is only taken in time. For sale
by all druggists.
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Dr. MsDLIesTfiwas sen {.
tenced, at Garnetsi Kansas, On
Inst Saturday week. to be
hansed.pn Friday,the 9ethiday
of January next,theaapplicai1
ton fora new trial nhaEing
beenoverruled. ACbil ofiexAi
ceptions was fled, and the case
goes to the Supreme Court
which meets at Topeka, early
in January. The lawy ers are
of the opinion. that a new trial
will be granted.
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FOR LOUISVILLE
AND THE SOUTH.
via Ohio & Mississippi r. X.

The completion of the Louis vile Division
Of this road ano the splendid equipment for
passenger travel makes this the
q, BEST ROUTE TO LOUISVILLE
And all Points South and Southeast. 3through
trains daily, with direc, connections from the
East for Louisville without change OF carsi
This IS the only road whose trains leaye Gin.
cinnati and passengers are delivered at depots.
hotels and residences in Louisville FREE.
Ask for tickets via Ohio a NJ. M.ssissippi, and
take no others. Through tickets can be pur.
chased at all the priucipsl ticket Offices oi
connecting liues, and 10 Cincinnati at the gem
eral ON ces Of the company, 119 Vine Street,
brrsdsay, corner Front Street, Main Street,
c3Ihsr cs e iii epd at the Depot, foot Of Mil st.
Gen. PassATicket Agt}
EDWARD GALLUP, Contracting Passep ger
Agent, lie Vino Street, Cineinnae'o' tepss
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A EEwLY-MARRIED couple in
Baton Rogue, La, fearing an
attack upon their house, slept
with revolver under their pill
low. The husband, in the night,
dreaming that some one was
after him, seized the revolver,
when it was accidentally dis
charged, instantly killing his
wife.
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TAR s: &c: !: :;:::: G: {: {: 6: ::

This membrane is the lining Of the
Throat, Lungs, Stomach, ,In:estines, Blad-
der, &c. 1t is its action on this mem.
brane which gives DR.. Crooks Wine Of
Tar such great success, and gives 1t the
prominent place it has now in the world.
tits clear fluid ,divested Of all foreign
matter, rich in the medicinal properties
Of Tar, pleasant to the taste, and endow'
ed with such eficacious properties, that
1t not only cures COUGHS, COLDS,
Chronic Coughs, and Troubles Of the
Throat and Lungs, more speedily and
efectuslly than any other remedy, but at
the same time cleanses the Stomach, re-
lakes the Liver, promotes healthy de
gestion, makes good blood, causing the
patient to rapidly grow in health and
strength. It is the very remedy for the
Weak and Debilitated. Try DR.. Crooks
Wine of Tar, and take no other Tar
preparation as substitute.
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From the chlllicothe Adrer,lser.

Chillicotthe is somewhat noted for
its admirable picture galleries, and
but few people in the country have
failed to "lOOk in" at the splendid gall
lery Of Mr.. Simonds, and admire the
immense and splendid display OF pic
lures hung with so much profusion
upon the walls Mr.. Simonds rooms
are unsurpassed in the State, and the
character Of his work is as good as the
best
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AN exchange says that a
blind beggar. who frequents
the streets of St. Louis, has
the following announcement
affixed to his bosom: "Blind!
Father of four. children, the re,
suit of a terrible accident
Perhaps his foot slipped.
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Motice.>

CLLAF, G00DWIsE Whose place'of residence
VJis 10 onr Charles J. Allen nnknoyn, h herss
y notified that the sail Charles ]. Allan did on
20 7il day Noycmltr.A ID 1871 file his pc.
ion in the cflce ui tha Clerk 81 the Curt of
Iumon Pleas within and nr the county o, Vim.
u, ard STATE Il 0hi', charging that on OF Al cut
'-----''ay Cf Ociuber ID 1865, nj the couns
~ OF Fayette, an S ate # India a, an while tho
lid Charles ]. Allen Nas' 30 Intoxicated Rs IN bo
holly ignorant of What he was doing, Ur what
~ lsiu0 lone ly my body else, tho ssid Ella,
rpndulontly and unlaA fully procured herself 70
,e married to the said Che nrles J. Allen without
IL knnwldgo AID consent, and asking that he
nay br divorced from the said Ella, which petit.
ion will bs for hearing at tbs adjourned session of
Aid Court commencing on the 27th day OF Nos
cmhei A n 1871 CHARLES ]. ALLEN.
By P. DUHApwAY, his Attorney. nov IS !
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mefee So, Ny. ...
Vineu r Bittcrs are not aylle Fancy DRINK
Made OF Poor Rum, Whisltoy, Proof Sph
fits and Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced and
sweetened to please the taste, called "Tonics.'
"Appetlzers," "Restorers," &C., that lead Tit
tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but src trut
Medicine, made from the Native Roots and Herhi
ofcalifornia, free from all Alcohol ic Stimu.
lnnts. They arethe GREAT BLOOD
FER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCI.
PIE, perfect Renovator and. InYigorator o
the System, carrying OF all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to q healthy condition. Nc
person can take these Dltters according to dlrec
tions and remainlong unwel, provided their bonei
are not destroyed by mineral poison or othsi
means, and tho vital organs wasted beyond ia
point OF repair.
yaThcy are n Gentle Purgatiyo ms we'll
ms n Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar meri
Of acting as a powerful agent In relieving Con
gestion or Inflammation Of the Liver, and all th,
Yisceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young or old, married or single, at the dawn OF
womanhood or at the turn oflIfe. these TonieBIt
ters have no equal. e' 80
For Innammatory md Chronic Rheu.
matism and Gout, Dyspepsia or Iudlgcs.
tion, Bilious, Remittent and Intermit.
tent Fcvers, Diseases of the Blood, Ii.
yer, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bitters
have been most successful. Such Diseases arc
caused by yitiated Blood, which is generally
produced by arrangement Of tho Digestive
Organs. a -T..s.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, HEAD,
ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, TiRhtness Of
the Chest Dizziness. Sour ErIctati0ns on Inc
Stomach Bad taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks,
Lungs, Pain in tie regions OF the kidneys, ands
hundred Ll,d y other painful symptoms are The on.
They invigorste the Stomach and stimulate IN,
torpid liver and bowels. which render them or rsn.
equacd efficacy In cleansing the blood or Ali i'm.
PSrsies. and imparting neville and yigOr 70 The
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Ernptiou,, rs,,.r.
Salt Rhegnn, Botehes spots, Pimples, Pustules
Bons, Earbnneles, Ring. Worms, scsid, Head. ,Sore
@ Ss sn h5yslBsss BBsss l,ssS saS ssur pseotorstlSIs
whstever nameor nature, are liter slly dus mn asa
carried ont Of the systemn ashort time hy he ,ss
81 heee Bitter One bottle insuch cases xili eah,
vince the most OF their curative efeet
Ssaass sss oystsa Blood ,sseDsy, aand
5Egptionss ps or Sores, esanse it when yep a5d L
wSsS wSsa u Ks.S = fSu a. ,nd ycr, feeling WI
ystem will foilov.sSS. : - 80 fsS 80 -
:. PIN, APEA dsotherl WORMS, ,urtyss
y the sys.em efko mani ythpassh1s N eYeetsailS
destroyed and removed. For fuii directious. "a
sSS ssss ss's si,sss sss
J.wAIxss. Propsistor. n 4. Mcpox.,n A ca
ppggisb dGsn. Asehta, sun xssnsisso1csilI
snae and u aComneree Sired, EsS forf. :
'r'rsolnsTAtlpardesfs AID paLxsa,
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without great risk Of getting
into hot water.
Two colored lawyers have
been admitted in Louisville to
practice at the Kentucky Bar.
WIEN cora is converted into
whisky, 1t must be The "giddy
maze" we hear of.
A PHYSICIAN has discovered
that the nightmare, in Vi e
cases out of ten, is rr2duc d
from owing a bill TO the printer.
EzsKIEL CHENEY and Barna,
bas Phelps, old citizens of Gal
lipolis, died during the pasl
week.
A JEW, on seeing a prodlgl
ously fine ham, remarked: "Al
most thou persuadeSt me to be
q Christian.
THERE Is a man In New York
80 proud that lie won't keep
his own company, for fear Of
degrading himself
SUnpRY journals are discuss
ing the question: "Can we cul-
tivate rain9' Doubtful; but We
can "raise hunder.
TIE Ironton r. ling Mill has
got pair of uprlght shears
for cutting plows hares, &C.
They weigh $4,000 pounds.
PRESIDENT Grant made a
very respectable pun in his
message in the statement that
agriculture is the groundwork
OF our prosperity"
AS the mercury in Chicago
ranges from seven degrees 10
twelve degrees below zero, il
is safe 20 say that the city has
a. last cooled down.
The largest libraries in Ohio
are--The State Library, $4,000;
Young Mems Mercan Ie Libra
r., Cincinnati, about 10000;
Marietta College, $4,000.
JOHN MCFARLAND, a notorious
character, of Chlllicothe, while
drunk Informed Mayor Waddle
that he was the man who mur-
dered Alex. Rogers sometime
sInce.
Tue Philadelphia Ledger
says: at is a wi o,esome sign
TO find that, in Washington, at
least, the serious offence of de.
falcation by public officers is
neither excused, nor palliated,
nor covered up.'
IT is thought probable that
Congress will, at the present
session, abolish all Interna
Revenue taxes except those
on tobacco, whisky, fermented
liquors, and stamps for legal
documents.
The Pike County Republi-
can says that John Samson, ol
Pike county, had corn, this
season, that fifty ears laid down
one after the other measured
81 feet, and 56 ears weighed
10 pouncs, making a bushel OF
shelle1 corn.
JoaH DELANEY, a lawyer Of
Omaha, was found on Monday
night with his arms and legs
frozen, having fallen from the
side walk severely injuring
himself. His life will probably
be saved by the amputation OIL
bis feet.
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N.B.-The premises ahove,adyertised 10
he sold lie ln one body, anil are known a. the
VINTON FURNACE PROPERTY.

Cincinnati Railroad, l3f miles from Cincinnati.
branch railroad of equal gnnge located
chiefly on said lands, connects the station viii
he furnace and coal mines This valuable
property "a in The midst ofthe great iron belt
fohlo. The supply # ore aud coal ~ prac.
hrally unlimited. The Furnace has been op
Grated for seyer, years and the coal hes
for use on the NJ. &.C road. The proposed
,ialhpolis, Macarthur 4 Columbus Railroad
will run within abouttwo miles II I'M the Fur.
mace Distance from the Ohio River about
aG miles. For further information apply to
McClintlck d smith, ChilIicothe. ohio, Isaac
Hazlt hurst, Atty ut Law Philadelphia, or to
the undersigned of the same city.
SAMUEL J.. MACMILLAN, Trust ee.
nnvlI mi 6Od
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DULUTH is two years old, and
is building the ninth churcl.-
and is not over pi u', either.
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NJ. e G. 4. II. TIME TABLE

On aAa aAer saadsy NpEsn,heT asih, ls7il
lFAiav VIII nn ss foiibwei The Cipeihnai
Rapfess runs daily; mail vest Elll leaye paJ
kenbnrR. SUNDAY, P. w., hut not 5alprJay
alIosbsr trans dsils sundAys excepted. (.
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q Lbs ClnclnnaIl EKpresS gong West WI mol
stop on Eastern Division Il Tunncl, Fleming
Ltiie HoehinE, vlntop, or any station boiweel
Henden and Chhhcothe; oh Western Division
sl0ps at Frankfort, Greenfield, Leesburg W.
snnR, Martlnssiile, Manchester, Loveland anc
o., .kU. Junction. The cincinnati Express
going East stops St Loveland, Greenfield
Chillcoths, Handon Atheus, an1 Sco's
Landing only. Fast Lines Will stop At Love
land, Blanchester, Greenfield, Chillicoihe,
ha nden, Athens and scJtt's andlng.
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JOSH BILLINGS says "knowing
how 10 sit square on bile,
without hurting, is one of the
lost arts"
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DR.. .CROOK'SSYRUP of PoKEROoT.
Cures Scrofula, Scrofulous Tumors,
Scrofulous diseases of the Eyes,
or Scrofula in any form.
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iNTHkREAs, tuThs vipiont FumAeei and
w Coal Company OF Ohio" By its lndenture
or Dsel Of Trust, dated the tweaty- -fourth day
of0c.ober. lin the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixtyssix ileg5l and
recorded ~ the Recorders Office Of VInton
county, Ohio,in volumes, pages 374to $50 %
the mortgage records .of said county, did
grant, BARGAIN, sell and convey unto samuel
]. Mae Mullea, ofthe city Of Philadelphia, hts
heirs, executors, administratoFH apd assigns,
certain lands and terpint-nts nituate IN Vinton
County. Ohio, particularly described IN said
indeniure. snd being the same pTemlsea,
which Isaac Watkins and Emma W. his wife.
conveyed 10 the said "The Vinton; FDTnaee
ana Coal Company ofOhlo," it's successorsand
assigns, by lndenlure hearing date OctUber
18th, A. u. 1866, duly executed and aeknowli
edged and remaining ofrcord In the Record-
er's ONCE oil said Vlnlon COunty, containing
seven thousand one hnndrPd and forty (7,l40)
acres, be the same mere or Less, together with
all and singular the buildings and improve
meats, ways, roads, easeuents, rights, priyi'
leges, appurtenances, &c, whatsoever there.
unto belonging, including
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l9SAMPExs sant tpossge paidl for Fits Cents that
retail easily for Ten Dollars. r. l. WoIcoT1. MY.

This is NJ HUMBUGi %
l. h." sending OOCENTS with
aye, height, color OF eyrs and hair. YOU will
receive by return mail rorrevtCo' Of your
future husbard Orwif' with name an date Of
marriage. Address W. FUX, p drawer,
No. "a Fultonvlle, N. Y. decgiwdd