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

IT, Perhaps no one medi.
AD cine is SO universally re-
NJ quired by everybody as
| q cathartic, nor was ever
essEz=aI.eA any before SO universal
EszAAAGG ly adopted into use, in
e g. : +: ::$ A.;
=E=z- son is, that it is more re-
-@szz7i575alA liable and far more effec-
-44zzz-]1 tual remedy than any
@=~ other. Those who have
tried it, know that it cured them; those who have
not, know that it their neighbors and friends
and all know that what it does once it does always
= that it fails through any fault neglected.
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures of the
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every neighborhood, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates
containing neither calomel or any deeterous drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
internal vscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy action the Instructions of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body, restoring their irregular action to health and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange.
ments as are the first origin of disease.
a., Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Pulls rapidly cure:-
For Dyspepsia or indigestion. ListIess-
should be taken moderately to stimulate the ston-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action
For Liver Complains and its various SWIM,
toms, 1!iiiOns Ii eahache, Sick Headaches,
gaunhice or Green Sickness, RiIinms
Collie and Bilious Eevers, they should he in
iciousy taken for each case to correct the
action or remove the distractions which cause If
For Hpysentery or Diarrhoea, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For Rheumatism, Govt, Gravel. Palni-
tatiOn Of the Heart, Pain in 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 nropsy and DrOpsical Swellines they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro.
duce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression q large dose should he taken
IS IL produces the desired effect by sympathy
AS a Dinner PHI. take one or two Puts to pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite.
and nvigorates the system. Hence it is otter adj.
vantageous where no serious arrangement exists
One who feels tolerably WE'LL often finds that dose
OF these Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renovatng effect on the diges.
tive apparatus.
DR.. C. AVER C. CO., Practical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS, U. s. n
Sold bv Druggists ia Portland aad
EyPrywherP,
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To Let.


RROWN'S HALL having teen leased for g va ,,oors
~ by me undersigned ana put IN perect o y[
G. De let Tor Lectures Concerts Leve,s and oher
is one OF the finest in be cry ana will seat ine
sons Two large ante-rooms con, ec az o, ph
Maer coDeIs an ~ with sebao and
ian24tf Port,So;,
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G2vs O@AEslaEs1.

Al who hsye committed an oxcsss 81 any ind
rs sher it be the solitary vice Of YOUTH or The tins.
~ rehuke of misplaced confidence in EGsturcr years,
5EEx EOR AN ANTJDoTE ~ Season.
abs Pains and Achess and Lassitude and Nervous
EE0stration that may follow Impure Cotton
are the Barometer to the whole system.
DO not wait for the CONTAMINATION that is sure to o-
low; DO not walt for Unsighti7 Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss OF Beauty
inf ESspr
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MEDICAL.
Dst. y. e. 4UGak:
oAH Bs Sovsp AT am
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. Ia kS~eote Street,

NO.i khc n retle & 0Gaas
w hERE he Gan 70 consulted privately, and vi.
w the utmost }onfadsnss BY the afflicted, at
soafs dai!y, and from A. NJ. to eP.E.
II: - sodr assoc these Tho are SUFFERING under the
a.o.s0n o. f1vata 3iaeasee. whether arising from
connection or the terrible vice OF seif-abuse.
ais entire tina to that particular branch Of
~ s~" pIoieseion he iees 0erranted in GUAR
S's s ~ oocehsy c0ntFoetsd. entirely removing tn
Siess o. aiseass from the system, ard mefing pey
ssot end PREMAnEEq CURE ~ : w
ae wouid call the attention OF shs s6g,oss3 10 the
soI " as iong-stanns and woIl-asrnao raouts.,fn
cess. ' ''-'A' N'- u SAC"
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A. N.yS Wanted j 4. Heallev's
AsF H ~ ~ new Iliusra, ell Book. Rich 10
latter and stvle and sulpas ing his former works
thai have sold by the 10000; also the nAw and en-
.a'gad EDITION OF TPE NATIONAL HAND Cock OF
FACTS AND FIGURtS, cOb'aiDg the AID tficia
census OF 1877 ota The STATES Territories al ge
Cries. Worth ten times its cost Sent on receipt OF
Price. 81 50.
E.B TREAT g. CO., G5a Broadway, N. Y,
fehf74w
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mr,ck House for sale.

THE good brick house, No $50 Congress Street,
Just vaca ell by Hon. Woodbury. DAVIS. Ii con-
taihs ten finished looms, With tuI oughnut, er
ia abundance. God LOT. Terms favorable. Apply
10 VIM. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent
#w
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Farm tor sale.

Farm tor sale.
offered at a great bargain; IL
Ami n Lamb HON estead farm in Wes,
E4IarEa--lM brook three and baf miles from
III ,IsaII1M Portland on the road to SaccarapIa
e<s=111sllE5 SaId excellent farm consists OF
about seventy five acres conviently divided into
moving, pasture and wood land; has good well OF
waJer,a laig barn, convient house and our buildings;
has also valuable orchard OF 1E0 young trees in
good bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
profit belonging 10 the tarm is an excellent gravel
the town buys Largely. Situated so near Portland,
upon the main road rom toe coun,rv to the cit,
this Iarm offers Inducements such lew others can
offer to any one desiring farm either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars ioqu're Ct
G. g. l.. P. WARREN,
mi l6dEwtf SaecaraDpa. N
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PILES. PILES.

A very common affection, there being but few
persons who are not troubled with them Pc
oG OF their life The disease exists in small tumOrs
in Tie rcctum or about the aI.us which are vlded
into, irst. those which owing to a ds'endnd
present the character of a id tumor. When the
tuners are within he rectum, they ca led inter
nal tiies: when without and aIouno the anus, ex-
teIna'. When they discharge bloUd thew are te NJ
ed beeiing piles, a d when no blood apr-ars, bind
pi'es and excessive itching alb ut the anus itching
piles. Nothing eqaots BRIGGS PILE REMkDIES
for their cure. SnlI by Druyp SIS
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EQr 24lai

\ ho wadsrn ON On. Pa a STREET for $500.
ranged Tor two families; good cellar two as
lot 4ox'oo. We offer at BARGAIN. Terms eas.
Appiy 10 GEO. Il. DAVIS &, ca.
mr4eodzw Real Estate and Mort gage Rro ~;
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Farm for Sale.

EdInh lOI Sd1Cs
Gteat bargain i'll farm. The Oil
1<SISN-l yer Dyer farm in CT, TWO mil s
III ITlEN from lily Hall on The Portland road
H IIAH I.FG@ contains one hundred and forty
s.ss.Ae=tE2LI acres OF land, well wooded and wa
The buildings are nearly new and consist OF fine
DITCH house 32x3s with ELL slated roof and copper
cutters, barn scs7: ciapbodr ed and painted, and
will be sold low, if applied Tor soon Apply to the
suos r'Der at >aco. or 90 Commercial ST., Portland
Sacn, March 7th, 1871,
- mi 7deodw1m JOSEPH HORSCN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
2 he Business Index.

OF PARK ROW, N. Y tor jim. CONTAINS list Of
VI 3oOoo ouslness oPportuni les, West and South.
pages uoutHy oniy oU Gus. year. jn2J-4wt
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Residence fos. Sale +!

Three Story House for Sale or Ex-
change.
A GOOD story brick house, very cept,allv Iocat-
a ca, containing II flushed rooms for sale On IA.
Apply 10 VIM. II. JERRJS
mr14x3W Real Estate and co., o,oa+
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GUFFROy'S CON JVEp OpNCEEc
s O'CLOCK.

The Magic Comb o m fnf r cr f Stsrs sG to
a permanent black or brown. 1t cortams DO polsoo
One comb sent by mail tor 81. Dealers supplied at
reduced rates. Address VIM. Patton, Treasurer,
springfield, Mass t.b11tdv
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tie Wachusett went into commission az the
M. Her armament consists OF two l1.nch guns on
pivots, four 9-incn broadslde and one 2o-pounder
rife, plvoted on forecastle She was turned over by
Commander Il. Chandler OF the Navy Yard, to COM
mander Charles II. Cushman. and preparations
were Immediately made TO take In stores and pro-
visions. she VIII 90 10 Norfolk and receive new
screw and then leave for foreign cruise. Below IS
list oil officers that have reported Tor duty up to
date
Comnaader-Charles H. Cushman.
Lieutenant Commander and Executive Officer
A. s. Baker.
Lieutenant Command &c. b. ID. Clidden.
Lfeattenaat-W. Graham.
MaSters-Charles G. Cornwcll, r. NJ. Thompson.
ERsigaS-Wtlllam H. Turner, j. Ii. Y. Colln,
Henry i. Monahan, d. II. Mahan.
Enginee1s-CMef-O. Ii. Luskey; Second Assist
ant-Edward q. Allen.
PdDnastc1'--L Ii. Frailey
Passed assistant Saaueon-William S, Dixon,
Second Lieutenant or WdifneS-G. q. GOodlOe.
Acting GnineT-GeOrge Dunn.
Acting Cdrpenter-Gould NOrthrop.
The surgeon and other oiIceIs have not yet re-
ported.
The steamer Fortune, under charge OF Mate L. G.
Cook is loading with stores for Newport, Boston
and Portsmouth, N. H., and VIII sail on the 4th
She viii probably be here on her return to Norfolk
and Washington, on the 20Ih
The steam lrIgate WABASH Is being fitted for sea
with All despatch at the Boston Navy Yard She has
been thoroughly overhaued, re-pianked and new
chanics as stanch and strong as when she was first
launched. she VIII have one-third more boiler
power and II is expected that she Will steam as fast
rs any iligate OF her szc anoat.
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near Fulton avenue Brooklyn. Saturday after

near Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, Saturday after.
noon, at one O'Clock.
THoaAs-At Harlem, on Friday morning, June 2,
THOMAS THOMAS, ST.. IN the Sath year Of his age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence or his son-n-aw, w. T.. Jones, 3jB East
125h street. on Sunday afternoon, at half-past two
O'Clock.
VAN RENssELAER.--ln this city, suddenly, on
Thursday evening, June !, PHILIP S. VAN kENs-
sELAER. son or the late Stephen Van Rensselaer, or
Albany, in the Goth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends or the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from Calvary
church, corner Fourth avenue and Twenty-first
street, on Monday morning, at nine O'Clock.
VAN SICKLE.--ln Galveston, leXas, Wednes-
day evening. May 81 ~ six O'Clock, MARY ANN,
wife OF stephen Van Sickle formerly of Brooklyn,
n. Y.
MISUNDERSTANDING. at Yonkers, on Friday
morning June 2, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, only son OF
W. Prescott and Emily A. Wellman, IN the Sd year
OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
parents, Hawthorne avenue. near Prospect street,
on Sunday afternoon. at three O'Clock. Train leaves
Tnlrtieth street, Hudson River Railroad depot at
nine O'Clock A. M.
WoopwARD.--On Friday, June 2, FRANCES f., the
beloved wife OF William Woodward. aged SO years.
Funeral from Montgomery avenue, opposite
charles street. Jersey City Heights, on Sunday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
st. Helen's. Lancashire England, papers please
copy.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Tho Niauit0bn Piracy Casc-Exariuation Ee.
fore Commissioner White.
The examination of eight of the of British brig
Manitoba charged with piracy and with attempting to MUIR
der the captain and the frs. brig resumed
yesterday before Commissioner White The following is the
esimony:-
in Cardiff signed articles mate, agreed go rs
ls May, cirle, ana I'd OF May nautical time; about
ten minutes 70 Mckinnon told 70 tell the starboard
watch TO 30 10 work. McKinnon the talking to the
captain the quarter deck the pilot house, there
ns the went me the man a. the
the captain and maie went forward ana no ssk ne
men if they Would turn to; he pplorea
s do ,y put
no TO e sa %;i he ns t
question Shea VINO standing on the s.an cable ne
watch and wach the captain replied was
a he ssa r h 's he 90
in McKnlon put his hands 10 lay hold OF Jerry,
f an
a rSns as rs. o % wsa they e
made move TOWARDS the e@p.n to relieve Jerry
being put IN irons the captain then hrcd his revolver then
,hey nail all rushed and We a h Sns o wrs
him Charley draw his sheath knife and stab tho
the 10
ohs Wounds on hs neek saw Esor Waa sS a ne
see the rest of them strike the captains saw the cap
did his body the wounds his head deep
cuts. OF them very deep; he blcd good DEAL;
the captain blood, the steward
gave him brandy when so the mate INTO his
he laid and faint the loss OF blood; he
up on deck week. but TOOK charge Of hs wach II
he did It the day into port have been going
to forty years; upwards OF ityseyen years
of age.
Cross cxamned-The usual rule is to have watch and
watch the ach Nth the exception of
afternoons only heard shot had to get away,
for when knives thought IL time TO leave; Tom
Walsh did attempt to strike the captain he came up to
20 heard the shot, looked up and
that the captain had red did not see the mate strike
OF the attacking the captain and the mate
the all around and togener Montive did not
sist the men.
To Becbc-I took part this attack the captain
and mate.
The then adjourned until one p NJ to-day.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
Married.

BowEN-MUNRo-In this city, on Thursday, June
!, at Dr.. Rogers church, Fifth avenue and twenty
first street, by Rev. James nj. Bowen. Rev. /.
DE HART BOWEN to MARGARET W.. daughter OF the
late Henry Munro, OF this city,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, June l..
at the residence OF the BRIDES father in ruth ave-
nue., by the Rev. DR.. Washburn, rector OF Calvary
church, and the Rev. Dr.. Forbes Dean OF the Theo.
logical seminary Of New York, LEONARD FORBES
BEckWlTH 10 MARGARErrA WiLLoUGHBy, daughter
OF the Hon. Edwards Pierrcpont.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In tins city, on Thursday,
June J. at Zion church. Madison avenue, corner
Ihiry-eiohtn street, by the Right Rev. Horatio
boutngate, rector. HOWARD CAMPBELL, or New York,
20 LlzLlE NoRcoM, daughter OF Daniel Messmorc, OF
Newark, N. j.
Co0K-BRowNE. AT Yorkvillc. on Thursday, June
], by the Lev. George w. Bailey, Mr. WILLIAM COOK
TO MISS MARY n. BROWNE, both or Yorkytle.
DAvfDsON--WnEELER.-on Thursday June at the
residence OF the bride, Bridgeport, Conn, by the
Rev. Robert Davidson, DID,. OF Philadelphia assisted
by Rev. Horace q. Iinsdalc OF bridgeport and Rev.
Sidney g, Law, OF Eorthport, H. l., HENRY HARRIS
DAVIDSON, NJ D., OF Northport l.. l., to Miss JULIA
u. WHEELER.
DE sILyER-BLocK. On Thursday, June l. Of the
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SUPERIOR CcURT-SpECIAl TERM.
Ieterestisg Case Regarding Proceedings for
Dispossessi0n.


Edndr1 j. Smith Charles ID. For-In October 1870, the
plaintiff alleges that he leased from defendant premises
175 Thompson street for eighteen months agreeing
$1,000 for the first six months and 800 FOR the balance of the
PERIOD the rent paid monthly advance The plaintiff
entered possession sub-et a portion of the
premises. On the 10Th of Nay proceedings were
Instituted against him before Judge Quinn dsposses him,
account of noapaymen OF rent The brought
trial and udmens ycn for the defendant and dspossesson
suec After the had been issued the
PENDANT consented to accept the of rent due with
costs OF suit. The acceptance of this money by
the defendant the plaintiff insists a waiver
OF the warrant The defendant claimed that there
was such waiger and upon his undertaking to con-
the proceedings for dispossesson applica-
ton made for temporary injunction to this court which
was granted A motion continue the injunction was
argued e length after which the Judge took the papers,
EeserYed his DECISION
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ARMY ORDERS.

Midshipman Nathan Sargent has been ordered TO
tho Constitution. Observation-Disclosures Comman.
der McNair from the Norfolk Navy Yard and Lieu.
tenant commander Elencr from the Terror and
placed on waiting orders; Chief Engineer Fitch
from special duty at Fort Hamilton and leave
granted Tor one year.
Commodore Case, Chief OF the Bureau of Ord
nance and Commodore Kef3nolds, Cher OF the Bu-
reau or Equipment and Recruiting, VINO have been
on toar OF inspection on the Pacific coast, have
returned and resumed their duties at the Navy De-
Dnrtmcnt.
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SUPREME COURT-cpEClAL TERM.
Can Attachments Issue for n Penalty in a
Charter Party?

King Baker ant Anoer.-An attachment had been IS
sued by the plaintiff against the ship Rover
900 and she had seized detained by the
kheri The claim for alleged violation of stipulation
In charter party by which penalty In the Of s7 900
agreed to between the parties for any violation OF
agreements contained In that instrument The defendants
commended that penal sum not deOt for which at
tachmen could be issued. The plaintiff argued that
evidence Of debt stated and agreed between the parties
the contract The question: though novel, submitted
In favor OF the right. The Court after argument,
decision Scuddcr and Carter notion Ed
wiz N
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CUBANS ADRIfT.
From the Nassau Guardian,

From the Nassau Guardian. May COL
Brigaoier General Bernabe Varona and an aidede-
camp arrived here yesterday In the schooner Zebra
having been picked np on the Bank by that vessel.
They ctt the coast OF Cuba In a canoe cut from the
trunk ot silk cotton tree, similar TO the one now
lying on the wharf at the end OF Frederick street,
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C0UsT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, June Q, 1871.
The following is the Court of Appeals day calen-
dar for June 5:-Nos. 255, 272 292, POS, 21J, AL
20S, 295.
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SUPREME CnyaT-cHANBEaS.
The Validity of n Marriage Certificate in
Question.
Before Judge Ingraham

Sect r. EoneyceThs the full particulars of which
have already been published in the HERALD, In which,
win be remembered, the salient pon: the
OF two alleged wives TO the property the Sco
came up on motion to appoint receiver confirm the
referees report the validity of the marriage cerf-
cate The Judge, after hearing the argument, took the
papers.
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new Jerusalem cnurcn. New York, by the Rev. J. G.
Ager CARLL II. DE SILVER to MARY II. BLOCK. No

new Jerusalem cnurcn. New York, by the Rev. J. G.
Ager, CARLL II. DE SILVER to MARY Ii. BLOCK. No
cards.
First place, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Charles Hall,
CHARLES DRAPER, OF st. Louis, No., TO MARY Il.
DRAPER, or Brooklyn, l.. l.
GILLErTE-CURTENIUs.-M the First Baptist
church, Peoria, H.. on Thursday, June /, by the
Rev. A. d. Gillette, ID. D., and Rev. $. A Kincshury,
d. d., WALTER Il. GiILETFE, NJ D., OF New York, to
Miss ANNIE CURTEsIUs, OF Peoria.
HAscALL-HAsKELL.--in Brooklyn, on Thursday
June /, by the Rev.. James ]. Duryea, u. d., Mr..
BAILEY HAsCALL to Miss LIZZIE j. HASKELL.
MCCORMICK -DAY.-.On Thursday June /, ut the
residence Of the BRIDES parents AZ West Nineteenth
street. by the Rev. John hall, d. d., L. HALL NC,
CoRMIoR, OF Chicago. to SARAH LORD, daughter OF
McMES amY-BARRArr-A St. Johns church,
New y orK, on Monday, May %, by the Rev. DR.. A.
Wiswali, JAMES MCMENEMY to MARY BARRETT, all
STAFFORD (England> and Glasgow tscotand) papers
please copy.
RoDMAN-SuARPE.-At the residence OF the BRIDES
MSS, assisted by Rev. Washington Rodman, Rev.
ERSKINE M. RoDMAN, rector OF Grace church, Plain
field N. j. TO Miss SARAH WIckuAM, daughter OF
w. /. Sharpe ESD, or Goshen N. Y.
Norfolk and klcnmond papers please copy.
ROBERT -JouNsON.-On Thursday, June !, az 81.
Paul's church, Flatbush, by Rev. DR.. Van KleccR,
CnRlsTOpHER d. ROBERT to ELLEN A. JOHNSON,
daughter Of Henry Johnson, Esq.
SLATER-CoNNOR.-0n Wednesday, May 81, at the
residence or the BRIDES mother, By the Rev. w. Il.
Pendeton, FRANK b. SLATER, OF Oweg0, 10 GER.
TRUDE daughter OF the late Noah Connor or TINS
city.
TRIMBLE-HoLLINGsHEA p.--At Clifton, Staten
Island, on Thursday, June l, by the Rev. Jonn Y.
Ecclcston, ID. D., JOHN b. TRIMBLE or Philadelphia
to SALLlE f., daughter OF IL. II. Hollingshead.,
VAN VoRST-SWAIN.-Cn Wednesday, May ii, at
the residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev.
Paul d. van Cleaf WILLIAM Is. VAN WORST to KATIE,
only daugn Ter OF S. L. swain, all OF Jersey Guy
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A RTIFrCIAL HUMAN EYEs.-BAUCH A GoUGEI-
n MANN formerly with Professor Boissonncan Of PariA
and inerters OF tue improved Artificial Human Eye
SO Bleecker street. NJ BThesa endorsed By he
faculty.
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CT. THOMAS CiIUEcH.-aoENING PRAYER AND
y Itany at O'Clock; union service and sermon at
IDH; evening service and sermon to young men Dy hs
Rector ut IA O'Clock.
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OFT EAST d3D ST. NEAR ISr ANIMATED,
oil few good drcssmakers; those who rndersanc
Wheeler Wilson's sewing machine; ready to work
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- experienced, careful city driver horseman &C. under
stands gardening and mlking will be generally useful
steady temperate, reliable; hve years reference Address
w. los Herald Office
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yNANTED-A STRONG, HEALTHY WOMAN TO DO
w the homework OF small private family must
well recommended: Apply at NO. Dover ST. near Franklin
SQUARE, before ii O'clock
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II AlLROAp BONDS WANTED-IS EXCHANGE FOR
IL BrooSivn ferries, Lola depot, Pas
'"''' ~ COPELAND, 30 Pine street.
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VXTANTED-A GOOD WET NURSE FOR A CHILD
w three months Cd Apply at ll6 East 18th St. before IL
osco A.
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CT LUKE,s METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
- Forty-rst street, sixth Misunderstanding IOs
A. NJ and ~ M, by Rev c. s. narrower, Pastor. Truss
tees in attendance to seat strangers.
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A YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AS COACH
n man and groom waiter In u private family
hoc would like to with family where he make his
home is Protestant; has good reference; make him
self generally useful. Address stating terms, to ou
bic j. SLOANE, Mrs. Ftzsimons, Cottage st. Bergen
Point, n. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

<yuERRLAIN. 10 RUE DE LA PAX, PARIS.
(I Ambrosia Cream Tor shaving
Fashionable Perfumes for the handkerchief.
Eau Luslraie for the Hair.
Eau de Cologne preparations specially.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-03

yyrAYTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL uorsEw DIRK ;
w must be good plain cook and bread baker aud an
excellent ironer and tidy with herself
kchen wages not to exceed $l5 references required APP
ply AZ l24 East 26th st.