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ssE- The Illinois penitentiary is over
crowded. There are nine hundred CON
victs there now, while the building was
only intended to hold four hundred.
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BD- Maj. General RoBr. ANDERSON (of
Fort Sumter) has been very i'll at his res
idenee in New York, and is still unable
10 leave the house.
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gG-The people of jackson, Michigan,
complain that the tanners of that town
get drunk every Saturday night, and
thrash folks promiscously.
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g~Thcre is Malay Prince at present

visiting England, whose movements are
recorded in the Court journals, and who
rejoices in the name of Datu Tumongong
Abubakar Sri Maharajah Of Johorer 2
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USE uELNiIsOLn.S
FLUID xTRAC BUCH

FL q I'D e K 7 X a e 7 b u G Fl y
In all diseases Of these organs. whether exist
in Male" or . Female, from whatever cause
originating, and no matter how long standing
1t is pleasant in taste and odor. immediate"
in action, and more Strengthening than any of
the preparations of bark or iron.
Those suffering from broken down or delicate
constitutions, procure the remedy at once,
The reader must be aware that however slight
may be the attack Of the above diseases, il Is
certain to affect his bodily health, mental pow
ers, and happiness.
All the above diseases require the aid of a
diurefic
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pG-A boy who gave his name as JOHN
Ny MORGAN, about four years old, was
found last Friday in the woods back OF
St Louis about half starved he said
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-08

pM-The Portland, Me-, papers state
that in that city of 10000 inhabitants,
there are over six hundred dram shops
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-08

he had been taken across the river by
his father, and abandoned in the woods
where he was found.
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Dey" For half century the National
Intelligeneer, at Washington, was con
Quoted by GALES & SEAroS Mr.. JOSEPH
GALES. the oldest member Of the firm,
died some years since We regret very
much to learn that the venerable and
respected Colonel WM W. SEAToS is now
rapidly and hopelessly sinking under the
rayages Of cancer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-08

nay DAVID L. YULEE, formerly Sena-
tor from Florida, has Been elected Pres
idcnt of the Florida railroad ~
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HelmbOId's Extract Bucliu
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC. ~

HelmbOId's Extract BUclIu
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMBOLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,
For purifying the blood, removing all chronic
constitutional diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood. aud the only reliable and
effectual known remedy for the cure of Scroiula.
Scald Head, Salt Rheum, Pains and Swellings
of the Bones, liberation OF the Throat and Legs,
Blotches, Pimples on the Face, letter, Erysip-
elias and all scaly eruptions OF the skin.
AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXI0N.
Not few of the worst disorders that affect
mankind arise from the corruption that accu-
mulates in the blood. of all the discoveries
that have been made to purge il out. none can
equal in effect Helmbolds Compound Extract
Sarsaparilla ltecanses and renoyates the blood
instils the vigor of health into the system, and
purges out the humors which make disease. IT
stimulates the healthy functions fthe b0dy,and
expels the disorders that grow and rankle in
the blood. such a remedy that could be relied
on on. has long been sought for and now, for
the first time, the public have one on which they
can depend. Our space here does not admit OF
certificates to show its effects but the trial of
single bottle will show the sick that it has viz
tues surprising everything they have ever taken.
Two tablespoonful of the Extract of Sarsapa-
ri!a added to pint Of water + sqg1 70 thq
to gallon Of the Syrup OF Sarsaparilla. or the
detection rs usually made.
Rs- These Extracts have been admitted TO
use in the United States army, aud are also in
very general use in all the State hospitals AMI
public sanitary institutions throughout the
land rs well as in private practices, and are
considered as invaluable remedies.
See Medical properties OF Buchu, from Dig
pensatory Of the United States.
See Professor Dewer's valuable works ON the
Practice of Physc. q
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR..
phS sic of Philadelphia NJ
See remarks made by Dr. Ephraim M 'Dowell,
celebrated Physician and Member OF the
Royal College of Surgeons Ireland, and pub,
lished in tho Transactions of the King aud
Queens Journal.
See Medico Chicurgical Review. published by
Benjamin Travers, Fellow of Royal College OF
Surgeons.
See most of the late standard works Of medi
cine. f.IIE 4.
Extract Buchu, Sarsaparilla." Sold by all
druggists. Principal depot-helmholds Drug
nd Chemical Warehouse, 59l Broadway.
marl6- myff-1vin ~
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B6s- Maj Gen. RosRcRANs, of Ohio,
has taken up his permanent residence at
San Diego, California. sfI#4l
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HELMIsOID'S

FLUID HxTRACT BUCH U
AND
IMPROVE D ROSE WASH
Will radically exterminate from the system
diseases arising from habits of dissipation at
little expense. little or no change in diet, no
inconvenience or exposure; completely super
seding those unpleasant and dangerous RENE
dies, Copaba and Mercury, in all these diseases.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-08

Dag@ Somebody has died lately, and
left Mr.. CHARLES STEWART, editor of the
Jackson County (Wis.) Banner, a for,
tune of half million of dollars. Young
gentlemen in seanh of professions should
not fall into the mistake of supposing
that all editors are liable to be oyertaken
BY such calamity as that which has be
fallen poor STEWART
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pas The astronomers at the United

bSF The astronomers at the United
States Naval Observatory, in Washing
ton. have discovered variable star IN
the constellation Of the Northern Crown
1t has been carefully observed for seve-
raj days, and daily decreases in bright
ness about fonr-tenihs Of a magnitude,
and since it was first discovered has
changed from the second 10 about the
eighth magnitude. .J.sf, N
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-08

rA- An Albany lady con siitted sui
eide at being refused tour through
Europe 81 81 VIA
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M z DIcAL.
MEDICAL.
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

L0R WEAKNESS ARISING FROM IN
Il discretion. The exhausted powers Of Ma
ture which arc accompanied by 50 many alarm
disposition TO Exertion Loss of Memory. Wake
lulness, Horror Of Disease. or forebodings Of
Evil in fact universal l.assitude. Prostitution,
aud inability to enter into the enjoyments of
society. I.t.
The constitution, once affected with Organize
Weakness, requires the aid IF medicine 10
strengthen nnd invigorate tho system, which
HemboId's Extract Buchu invariably does. II
no treatment Is submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity ensues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-05
city Intelligence.

COMPLAINT DIsMnsED.-rhe complaint preferred against
DIR. Herman Camp, Of No IL Carroll place, Blocker
street. weeks ago by MargAre, Kenncy rcssng st
No $50 East Tenth street, who charged him with com
hitting abortion upon her Saturday dismlxsoA
by Justice Mansfield, the evidence being insufficient 10
sustain H. DR. Camp WAS therefore honoTabiy dis
charged from custody.
LADIES FAIR AT MoRRnAsIA. Tho lsiic. Of 81 Angus
tines church, Morrisana, have been holding fair at
Morrsania Hall for the past few days which will close
this evening with grand festival splendid band u
music has been engaged the occasion The proceeds
OF the fair are 10 40 towards lquidatng the debt IN
Cured in the recent improvements which have been
made on that church
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recognized by the united otates All our uoo'es "ouo
Mr. SswARD-Out Of the Capitol, out of my oNn coun-
try without the authority OF Congress- or the Preaden
guarantee the action Of the American republic.
President BAKz-Cerainly, I understand that your
visit is personal and unofficial.
Mr. SEwARD-Yes, Is so; nevertheless, feel assured
that shall speak in harmony with the sentiments Of the
entire American government and people when say that
all II seems to require We have built up in the northern
part OF the American continent republic We have laid
for 1t broad foundation 1t has grown upon our hands
to be an imposing possibly majestic empire It's sta-
bilty and permanence essential TO our prosperity
liberty, peace and happiness Like every other structure
of large proportions requires outward buttresses Inose
buresses will arise the development OF civilization IN
this hemisphere They will consist OF repuDics iounded
like own adjacent countries and islands, upon the
principle OF the equal rights OF men, To us matters
not OF what lineage these republics shall Do rhey
necessary for security against oppression external
forces perhaps for the security OF our Internal peace
We desire those butiresses be multiplied and strength
ened fast be done without the exercise OF
corve the use Of the main edce in protecting the but
you have established here and thus happens the
republics around us only mpar 70 US the strength which
choice but recognize the republic Of Dominica
shall afford to the necessary guarantee Of It's own
stability. We have only been waiting at Washington for
the report OF Consul here giving satisfactory evil
dences1of IL stability and permanence.
President BAz.lt is desirable for Dominica that the
United States should enter into permanent commercial
treaty with u.s. But i y question whether we should
now send minister xecutive authority alone or wait
necessary authority. should like 70 know you at
liberty 10 give me your opinion on that question.
MI. :. , NOT Gompe.en. aor ms h aasse IN
minister shall be sent from the Dominican republic to
Washington either by the President acting alone or act
ing with the concurrence Of the Congress of Dominica,
that minister, l have every reason TO believe,
will be received with all the attention and
consideration which are customary awarded the gov
eminent Of the United States to the representatives Of
friendly Powers Whatever negotiations he may open
will be conducted on our part with reference to the best
IfptaI Gsata.
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Tn. Pin. Arts.

EXHIBITION 90 nigHsTaDr's ssv ricTuW.
THIS splendid wwt o. an, ons q ne beat q w.
Bcr.adts pictures and worthy q is hishsst oommsn
dalton n ne American people. un h. piaosd sfhib
ton to-day, al W fss broadway, snd sili BE- isn
there unil The ash mt ne proo~eds q Tho srnibon
vii b. donated W ths Sarssfy and Chlds Hospital, .
worthy ihsttuiion In ia ely u a. ply NAT Tbs
naxuanssnt painting ~ pae. gallery vorthy
q and retained 10 mfst Instead - being carrisi
away IN triumph " EnE.snd Such rscssre. stoaia b.
made naiiouh prsp.rty. and guarded 9Th Ne s.ne
is.oary 9Th With ib- great -pts - ne isiiss,
yr.rsh snd TIsrn.sh eassd icr ~ usir IOs
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The woonasquntueket Valley Worssed
Mill Destroyed.


SEVERAL or THE OPERATIVES fSJrRED-Loss
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND TO THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
from the Providence Journal, Feb. al
About half past ten O'Clock last night broke out
In the picker room of the Valley worsted MIL Eagle
street the head Of Atwelis avenue, and near the
North Providence line The alarm Was sounded and the
FASTENED 10 the scene as rapidly A. possible but
the flames had gained such head~hy that The main por
tion OF the mill was almost entirely DESTROYED The
wooden part used q finishing room, alone remains
standing The mill owned and run by WIN. Hudson,
agent representing himself, Joseph Carpenter, VIM J.
Cross and, perhaps one or TWO others The msehlnery
hands, In the manufacture 81 woolcn hoods br akfast
shawls, sontags, comforters and such like goods.
The machinery was q an e, rcns onsr''.ss,
saved Considerable stock, manufactured and unnanu-
factured got The loss Is estimated at no, lees
than 500 s3oooo although IN the confusion last
night an intelligent opinion could scarcely be formed
about H. there u insurance on the properly 70 The
amount Of something $4,000. 10 which most OF
when the Ore occur ed there about two hundred
operatives the mill FROM what We could learn last
night u appears that the doors we're locked ana the
lower windows nailed down Ass consequence terrible
panic prevailed among the operatives very many %
whom were females; and AZ the waichman refused NJ
n open ,h, e doos a 'ns woa ssp % ave ave
themselves from death BY fame OF sunocailon
Soch at least Il the psnu story that we rsined N CON
the windows, many limbs were fractured, sud cshev
serious injuries inflicted There runors thai some
did not escape but perished In the burning MIL ~ the
late hour when our reporter ie the sene OF
and conhagraton. the Ore entirely subued, and
IL was utterly impossible 10 Ascertain whether thess
painful rumors we're ven founded penne ,nxmslSn
as each taken home by friends n pos
sble. II was stated that the back a one woman ga.
broken Il seemed probable ihas soors or mere q
those who lesped from the windows s>rousy hurt
We trust that fs nvesugH,ssa viii relieve many 81
these cireunsiAnoes frOu Their us'y and inbunas co
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for prize OF gold medal Tho competitors the list
young ladies from OF the weathiest families
Brooklyn. Manager Cammeyer has made the ample
preparations 10 have the affair conducted with spirit Of
fairness The prize Is a valuable one well
and appropriate band OF music will be present the
occasion The pond Is accessible from Brooklyn by the
Greenpon cars and from New York by all the Villains
burg ferries
WASHINGTON POND
The South Brooklynites have broken away from the
mock religious restraint that teaches that ID sinful
TO recuperate the falling eneries indulge In healthy
recreation Sunday after spending six days In close
plcaion TO professional mechanical business
evnced yesterday by the manner In which the washing
ton skating pond patronzed. The ice was In spen
did condition and the patrons and devotses OF the arr
numerous The pond was thronged throughout the
whole day and al seemed TO enjoy themselves The
pond will be planed early this morning. From pres
ent appearances there will be skating throughout the
entire week The Washington Is accessible from all The
for
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A Lsessr,, by Rev. Father Hewitt on ths
Church..

The Rev Father Hewitt OF tho Order Of 81 Paul the
APOSTLE delivered last night ably and inter
eating lecture on tho above named subject ia "a.
Josephs church. for the benefit Of the poor visited by
ST. Josephs Conference Society OF ~ Vincent de Paul
The edace was crowded TO suocaton and The address
listened to with marked attention The lecturer re-
viewed tho history Of the Church from hs infancy
syertng at engh b the causes that led 10 the schis.
10 the crusados the religious condition OF the East
and To the adheonts OF the RussoGreek form OF "or
ship his remarks forming discourse Of considerable
historical value. The proceedings were brought 10
close with tho benedction.
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NNr NAsFsss Yeh q isst
no Ggvefror hss not Yet asssA ne eih "fdsfihg an
election % ne seaud u0sdNy ~ Nsrch est - Tafo
cbs ooesfs throughout TIE sA,a and musicpei Sncsrs
in NsN OnesaA
Yse ~ "a q The Faeriiaa nonosrnef q ~ f,esmNai
o.tssre on Tombgn~- rir.r srirsa saais 90 ,hs
IL lnstant
~. assnu oeors. wsrAing,os s,rvsa sscay FROM
cosisa DAN, sale. 800 sais. Al an 70 e. Gola i@
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THE SKATING.
Tho lee and its visitors-Who They Are
and What They Do-CarnivaIs and
Skating Matches-Ono Million skaters

and What They Do-Carnivals and
Skating Matches-One Million skaters
Out In January, &c.
Skating at its height while the ice Is at its depth
The former Is plainly discernble from the immense
crowds daily at the various skating parks while the lat
ter placed beyond all dispute by the assurances OF all
the projectors OF ponds that It is perfectly safe" The
sport itself is universally popular Each place the
Winter King condescends to visit turns out in his
honor, and few modern monarchs with all the power
possessed by them in right OF the circulation
of blue Blood through their gded VEINS spread hap
pness round about them receive so large ovations
from their subjects glorious old fellow his Majesty
with snow spun hair and Ice clad form, suggestive
Of immediate journeys TO skate emporums rabid
slaughts tom aud Jerry" Nowhere is his Majesty
30 well received in democratic country. One
tinued carnival watts 20 his royal the sound OF
homage In merry and Joyous shoutings And this year
he favors us muchy Not flying visit does no pay u.s.
but long and uninterrupted stay Yive Roi, although
he must be OF Celtic origin, why Hibernate2
THE ICE AND ITS CONDITION.
To say that ice Is thick would not convey correct
idea Of It's depth. almost at its thickest and in
az in many places the Is frozen through its entire
depth The frequent frosts have hcaped up layers ike
80 Of e To Howe
smooth the ice may have been, visit TO any OF
the ponds will show it Is not so now Large assures de-
where In the carly stages OF the freezing process
tho wful leo yawned. These have been filled up time
10 liart nhn M ice
sno & =, v,' nmo, h ad. ,o aaIgsmato without
."ns,@,r,ia mc,I,s. no, q, Tho uort of 1nodlng tho
surface ice almost labor lost always air will
remain between tho old and the newly formed sheet
Then when water Is placed In the assures the expansive
force generated In the frig0rnc attempt will more likely
incrcas than diminish the assures To catch the toe
the heel of ones skate of these is pre-
monition OF a certain TALL To have gace smooth,
CLASSY surface at such season il also akin the mpos
sble. Skate runners will cut in even when the
owner rs lady whose form is light as
Ceres and the surface OF each pond now presents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-05

Asssr.sSs, Ma, Yea. q ise1
An srrianvsly spso.si tram srrivsd hsr. toesy -hh
oaiy -sr p<rsons -o~asrNis Gr~n, ard Hsrnsn, ASS.
s-sr.s.sy Yes. Hon- sss,ss.sry BLAIR snd gsass
Flshsr--o, . v<a 10 A1.frsi rsrss ssd - N>~s
kosssuy rr.n1 p@r>as sst rsvss- q NE nleship
usa tsss rssos sn>s vhbh ne vstans party sosa
thfynxe Ne g-n
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Steamer Kan Won Ksn suak ~ ths Foot
OF Fortfsth street.

Yesterday ansrpooa a, fosr O'Clock the steamer Kan
Won KuIi, from Elizabsshport, j. with fun freight
of~sitie vheh bad arrived the ss~ Jersey censr>
Railroad from tho Vest vhls drharrng 81 The foo Of
yorsissh street, North river sunk md shout one hun
dred buiiocks drowned The sanksn velel hss o,
pssseai q fourteen fsss qf wslst.
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Speaker Collar at Hartford.

Mr. Cofax Iecured last nigh, before very large au-
dicnca and that hts last lecture this seos
public duties accommodating He has decliD nod Gao
hundred and seventy three nvitaona, from Portland
aud Dubuque to Richmond
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Fire In brooklyn.

At half past twelve O'Clock Saturday last IRE
CURED in the stable corner Of Bedford and Myrtle
nues, owned BIZ John NundelL The building and con
tents including horse, were totally destroyed. ioss
about $3.50 not insured lot OF furniture worth $50
which storage, also destroyed The namss
spread 10 the adonlng house. owned by Paes aDowei
but trnng damage was ELECTED before the hrcmcn en-
tlngl.isheu thrm
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nix rsnis UNIVERSAL yrromriox og NJ.

Important sottes. -
fos. tsn "a IVA
farsfsr ssisnsar fss pfsssfns sgllstissa -
srsr~ sahiat1l nuA ~ ist ~ Msfrh
nsrt ksfrs hsn sffsns~ 4 tssifstls sith 49, -
~s fstsssaailoa - u.sshsasl infsuurrs -
und stats ha ~ uanh-f ~ spt!I.4u as stea -
fssssltls and al kugn~efs. haffas DSnsfs -
ainss Agricultural art Niusgl Ffufuf~f inssntpfs 49,
krsus AssEa-ss 4 inFrri0rs Asrsftrs f-sfrfstr
thfs thstf sfi fsstr~Nfes,
sn4 10 ~ frr psfies 5000 ~ thsu a. - ntsrss,-
- fsntff ussfI t1fsn4gtss ~ lfaef 80
fIrrns 4 ssfiIrafl1n ntsT - ssaf ~ ttsfn
autEa sl0If - nnafr ~ ffpfsr ISL
fafuas fufnshsf arstaittlY - h- g-trrsn.ea
40 stig ttls - tfrs NJ - - hsfrt tsft.
md ~ - - Dss6-f ~ 80 tsifrrT ~ hrir tf 81
ssu r0ss -
ggn us,sa t.f.rr.ts-s firsslsrs sra f~unsats ~ -
fafntfsf ~ art~rs rnef - al Ierfss 10y ''sf-
t.'t-i si.i.. sr-sf Faffs rnifsfs@ hff-sf.l.f .
No 4 49, fIfiHHlls Naitf e. - -
-. Tinsss uuilfltg 10 Nnst-
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tlhClsNAli, req y, 1900
A gentleman from Xenia city, Ohio, had his pocket
picked yesterday OF thirteen thousand dollars Ia seven
thirty bonds.
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Fire In waterloo city, Ind.

wsrERiOo CRY, Feb 4, 1906
The Union City Flour Mills destroyed by Gre this
morning Loss $4,000.
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Sailing OF the Nova sco.ian.

PORTLAND. Fob. 4, 1853
Tho steamship Nova Scotan, Captain Wylie, sailed 40
about one o 'clock this morning for Liverpool