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The schooner Maple Leaf, from Milwaukee for st.
Joseph Mich sprung leak on Monday afternoon,
on Lake Michigan and was towed into Chicago yes
tertlay morning with her masts and rigging all gone
and her hold full OF water.
The steamer Reindeer arrived at Detroit from Port
Huron last night. Navigation on the lakes is now
open from Lake Huron TO Cleveland.
Two men, named Jacob Sadler and Joseph Petit
grew were killed near Pitsburg, Pa, yesterday, by
the cavng In Of clay bank at the works OF the SUI
peror Pressed Brick Company. They had been en-
ployed by the company only few days.
Mr.. Pierce, lawyer OF New York, brought suit
In the United States Circuit Court OF ST. Louis yester
day against H. A. Benoist for Tor legal services
ducting a banking business in New York.
M Bennett, halter In Cincinnati, committed
suicide Yesterday at his store, West Fourth street, by
shooting himself through the head. The cause was
the result OF lawsuit, In which judgment had been
rendered against him.
The disteries OF Messrs. Bradley and W. II. Hitch.
cock, In Montgomery county, Tenn, have been seized
for alleged revenue frauds IL is charged that Brad
ley defrauded the government out OF Ss0,0O0.
Major n. w. Wharton, 2. s. A., attached to the
Quartermasters Department IN Baltimore under
General Van Welt, died ON Monday.
The robbers OF the Russevie (Ky) Bank passed
Hartsville Tepn., on Monday, and thiriy.6ve men In
pursuit OF thein followed half an hour behind.
Hon. s. $. Cary, member OF Congress from Ohio.
addressed meeting OF workingmen at Pikes opera
House, Cincinnati, on Monday night. The hall was
densely crowded. lie dwelt particularly on the sub
ect Of impeachment and the payment OF the national
debt In greenbacks, and was heartily appauded
throughout.
WIN. NJ. Estelle, prominent lawyer OF Mississippi
was assassinated az Jackson en- Monday. Tue sup
posed assassin has been arrested.
The Ku Klux Klan have made their appearance In
| Mississippi.
In the Mississippi Reconstruction Convention yes
terday the second section OF the Legislature oil
the apportionment for representation, was passed
| w. +, $, StricEler delegate from Iippoh, has re
1 signed his seat
| fire In Warrensburg, NO., yesterday morning
burned row of small frame buildings on iiOdel
| street, Loss $4,000: Insured for S4.0VO,
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GEORGIA..
Large Political Meeting In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, March "a, 1868

Large Political Meeting In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, March "a, 1862
The largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever
held in Savannah assembled in johnson square this
afternoon. Its object was opposition to the
radley-Hopkins party. The meeting was called
to order by r. w. Sims, and John
stoddart was nominated FOR president, with
twenty-five vice presidents from among the
most influential citizens OF Savannah. Eloquent
speeches were made by United States Attorney II.
s Fitch Colonel John Scriven, General II. X. Jack
son, s. Y. Levy, DIR. Arnold and Others Suitable
resolutions were adopted, and committee was ap.
pointed to select suitable candidates Tor municipal
offices The utmost harmony prevailed. Between
five and six thousand persons were present, Including
many coored persons
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Suicide Of ArtiIeryman-AIIcged Obscen'
New York Papers Inicrccpted.
MISSOURI.

Arrest n Charge of Being n Common scok!-
Heavy Suit Against New York Banker.
ST. LOUIS, March 90, 1868.
Cora James, alias Amantha Proctor, notorious here
and in Chicago for bringing suits against all sorts OF
persons on the most frivolous preteXts arrested
here to-day on the charge Of being "a common scod"
and in default OF bail committed TO jail. She came here
to attend to suit against the Democrat for libel but
finding it thrown out Of court on q motion for Sc
curity for costs she applied Justice Powers to
p. Colcord, Prosecuting Attorney of the Court OF
Criminal Correction, and others. to entertain COM
plant against Judge Reber, OF the Circuit Court, for
misdemeanor In Office, and conducted herself in
general in an Obsreperous manner.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
"a. ALBANY, March "a, 1868.
BILLS REPURTED.

-. ALBANY, March "a, 1868.
BILLS EEFoRTED.
Amending rne cnarter Of the Fishkiu Savings
Bank; incorporating the New York and Brooklyn
Passenger and Baggage COMPANY; amending the
act relative to the Recorders Court "a, Oswego;
against Incorporating the East River Tun
mel Company for the construction OF a
tunnel between New York and Brooklyn,
which was agreed to; to more eectually secure the
arrest OF persons guilty OF crime incorporating the
Port Morris Land Improvement Company. BY Mr.
FOLGER, general bill for Incorporating loan gnar
an.ee ana warehousng companies; authorizing the
Mr.. CROWLEY, a"general bill making 1t a misde
meanor for any person to sell ton Of coal weighing
less than 1000 pounds. ,,o,u..,
BY Mr.: BEAcn-lncorporatng the CoxsacSie
Savings Bank.
ell Of Utica to borrow $4,000 for city purposes.
BILLS PASSED.
Incorporating the Dental Socety-a general bill
New York CrOsstOwn Railroad biil-by a vote OF 10 to
0. Abolishing the Canal Contracting Board and
amending certain repair contracts-aycs 20, Amend
CORTLAND Normal School bill.
REPORTS FROM STOCK Observation-Disclosures
POWER TO BE GRANTED THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
Mr.. O'DoNNELL moved that the Finance Commit
tee have power to send for persons and papers, to
compel all corporations and Joint stock associations
Senate asking for information to the amount
OF their capital, their funded debt, the
pcr OI sharcS tne par value OF ShareS.
average earnings, amount OF taxes paid.
NC. He stated that about the only
companies that have failed to answer the Cen
tral, Erie, Hudson and Harlem Railroad companies
and the express and telegraph companies.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. TWEED intoduced bill Incorporating the yete-
rams OF the Twenty second regiment National Guard
New York; also a bill for the relief of ST. Mary's
church in New York.
THE BOARD OF wHARvEs AND PIERS ELL.
Mr.. HUMPHREY reported for the consideration OF
the Senate a bill establishing harbor district for
the port OF New York, and for Board OF Piers and
Wharves therein.
In the evening session Mr. CREAMER moved that
the bill creating harbor district OF the port Of New
York and Board OF Iiers and Wharvcs therein be
referred back. Carried.
PETITIONS
Mr.. MORRIS presented sundry petitions for law
declaring that directors on the Hudson River ana
Harlem Railroad companies be ineligible as directors
OF the Erie or Central Railroad companies.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
Increasing the salary OF the Chamberlain OF Troy
to 81, 500; Incorporating the German Savings Bank
OF Morlisana; apprOprating 100000 for the conf
pleon Of the Batavia institution for the Blind in
cooperating the Port Morris Land Improvement Com
pany.
MORE PIERS IN NEW YORK.
Mr.. NORTON introduced bin for the construction
of certain piers from the soutlcry side OF West
Thirteenth street to Hammond street, New York,
Adjourned.
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SANDWICH ISL LANDS.

Proposed Convention Of NIissionn ries-The
Leaislativc Assembly Convened-EIov vemcnts
Of Vessels.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 23 1883.
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, advices are to the
Sth of March.
The Hawaiian Evangelical Board has called con-
vention Of all the missions OF the islands OF fhe Pa
ciGc Ocean, to meet ut Honolulu, Sandwich Islands,
IN the month Of June, 1s70-the occasion being
the semi.centennial anniversary OF the establish.
ment of the missions OF these islands
BY royal proclamation II is ordered that the
Hawaiian Legislative Assembly shall convene III
Honolulu April Is.
The United States steamship I.ackawanna had
sailed for lilo. Heavy winds and rains prevailed a'
the islands Tie ships SyTen, from Boston, and the
X. b. Wood, from Bremen, had arrived at Honolulu.
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r VHR IDEs OF MARoH-Famous in the history
OF the Roman republic-will henceforth be
iamus in the history Of the great republic Of
the Vest, and will probably mark new de-
partun in our government as broad and de-
cisive IN its transformations as those which
followed the death of Caesar, first in the over
throw and destruction of Brutus and Cassus
by the opposing triumvirate, and next in the
absorption of the triumvirate into the empire.
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CALIFORNIA.

The British Ship viscatn n Total Loss-,The
Late Storm in CnIii0rnia-The Proposed Re.
mOval Of the Capital Postponed.
SAN FRANCISCO, March %, 1868.
The steamship Golden City, from Panama with the
passengers and mails that left New York on the Goth
February, arrived this morning.
The severest rain storm Of the season has prevailed
here during the past twenty-four hours.
The wreck OF the British ship Viscata, which ves-
sci, with fun cargo OF gram. recently driven
ashore near Fort Point entrance OF this harbor went
TO pieces during the late storm ana VIII be total
loss.
The bill for the removal OF the state capital from
Sacramento to san JOSE which was pending before
the Legislature FOR some months, has been indcfi-
niely postponed.
Arrived ships Coldstrcam, from New York, and
Silas Fish, from sidney.
The market f.r breadstuffs Is weak under unfavor-
able advces from Australia and Valparaiso. Extra
flour is quoted at s. IS and supcrlne ut 81 so.
Wheat, SO so So 90.
Legal tenders, III u.
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cepted the fact that the Church, with her snowy
and costly appliances, is but a poor helper in
the hour of nations need. 1t is now manifest
to them all that if they would worthily take
their place in the community of nations they
must attend to other interests than those of the
Church. Many will rejoice to know-regard-
ng 1t as one of the signs of the times-that the
uvii Marriage law has finally passed both
houses Of the Reichsrath.
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FRANCE.

seditious Demons,rations and City Emeutes-
The New Army 1,."'
LONDON, March - >-Even'ns.
Emeutes are reported to have occurr.,u = ~ ~
deaux and seditlous placards have made tn. ap
pearance at Paris, Lyons, Marseilles and Renn~. .
The reforming OF the Guard Mobile Is the assigned
cause Of these disturbances.
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ALBANY, March -. 1868

BILLS PASSED
To amend the Niagara Frontier Police law; TO
amend the Registry law, so as to give the appoint
ment or poll clerks to 'hc Board Of Supervisors ap-
propratng $4,000 to ait in lhe construction OF The
Albany ana susquehanna Railroad; to provide for the
issue Of bonds by towns to facilitate the construc-
ton OF the Midland Railroad: appropratng S250,000
to aid in the construction OF the whitehall and Pats
burg Railroad; appropratng $3.50 900 to aid In the
construction Of the Buffalo and Washington Railway;
Marine Court power to serve SubpDnas; TO provide
for the completion Of the Wallabout improvement;
to authorize the Commissioners Of Emigration and
Aie Commissioners OF Charities TO exchange certain
lands.
The New York herald., 1868-03-25
THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

The Health of st. Thomas-Disc0ntent nj
Santa Cruz.
HAVANA, March "a, 1868.
The cholera at st. Thomas is disappearing. The
French steamers will again stop running to that port
II it should make its temperance. The Danish
consuls opposed to the authorities giving clean
health bills.
Disturbances are feared at Santa Cruz in consc-
guence OF that island having been excluded from the
sole of The Danish West Indies to the United States.
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ENGLAND.
Cable Telegraph Extension.

Cable Telegraph Extension.
LONDON March "a, 1868.
An influential meeting was held at the Mansion
House yesterday afternoon which was presided over
by the Lord Mayor.
committee was appointed to urge forward tee-
graphic communication to India, China and
Australia by submarine cables. The English gov
ernment will be asked to assist this important enter
Drise.
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PORTO RICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Visit Of the Prussinn School Ship NiObe-The
MOnn GuanO.
HAVANA, March "a. 1868
The Prussian naval school ship Niobe had arrived
at ST. John, p. r., from Martinique. She was re-
ceived with great honors and sailed for jamaica
The Niobe is sailing frgate and mounts twenty-sx
guns.
Jamaica firm has offered to buy the guano on
Mona aud Monito isles.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Siberia will leave his
port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post O1icc
at twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK IIERALD-Editon for Europe-win
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers, for mailing, six cents
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AlAB BAMA.
A Delinquent Judge to be ReguIatcd-Incen.
diury Fires In the Stnte.

diory Fires in the State.
SELMA, March %, 1865.
Judge Moore OF the Dallas Circuit Court, now in
session here, received ofcial notice to-day that
less he orders his ures to be drawn from the list Of
registered voters without reference to color he will
be promptly removed from Office. His decision will
be made known tomorrow.
The Court House at Eutaw, one OF The finest In the
State, was burned last Thursday night. All the
county books and records were lost. The fire was
the work of an incendiary. The Court House at
Greensboro fired on Saturday night, but no harm
was done. A fire broke out In the business portion
Of Talladega this afternoon, and was yet burning at
nine L. M. No particulars have been received.
The New York herald., 1868-03-25

A.-Scistug Dil. our Enttrc STOCK 'kust nc SOiO
before May make for very important alteration
and extension building The cheapest, largest ani
best made Clothing for men and boys TO be found "a
ety. Our merchant tailoring department Is under tue
Mr.. Bfownc, late of Broaiway, and has
Just been repcnisLed with entire assortment Of
novelties from London, Paris Boston and New YORK. Ono
entire store lulI, Just made up, Spring Oyercoats
BROKAW BROTHERS,
62 Lafayette place and Fourth avenue,
opposite Cooper
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JAMAICA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

British Naval News-Thc Island Healthy.
HAVANA, March 81, 1868.
We have news from Kingston, ia, to the 18th inst.
The island was healthy.
The British gunboats Fawn, from st. Domingo,
and Phoebe, from Carthagena, had arrived
The New York herald., 1868-03-25

Foote'S pntcnt Umbrella Lock Sinnd.--ssrnu-
faetured by A. M FoorE co loo John street, New York.
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VIRGINIA..
The Convcnfion-Thc Iron.Clnd Test Oath
for Once Holders Adopted.

RICHMOND. March "a, 1868.
In the Convention to-day disfranchisement was
again. up and the amendment to dsfranchse all
who Voted for avowed secession candidates to the
Seeding Convention was indefinitely postponed.
The iron.cad oath for all otcc holders adopted
by q vote OF 40 to 81.
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constitution was adopted and that the &C. ves.lng
such power In the Governor IS unconstitutional.
The following Is the day calendar for the Court OF
II, Is, l6, IT, "a, 25.
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A.-scling on. our Entire stock ,Ius, he Sold

a Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures CocOniDe
nparts gloss and Is superior To French pomaies and
uils or alcoholic washes.
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Printing Of Every Description Executed with
and despatch than elsewhere ut
the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
"a Nassau street
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Microscope for SJ.--NIcAllister,s Household
Microscope all The essentiai parts Of first class ns
powers 400 10 10 UuO times the 5 with
forty EIGHT prepared Objects 40 T. III. McALL,STLR
Opcian, AZ Nassau street, New YORK.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, March 2h-'The Cunard freight
steamship Aleppo, Captain Harrison, which left New
YORK on the llth Instant arrived out Yesterday,
The New York herald., 1868-03-25

Clirehuui,'s Ilissive Wig and Toupec.-The
best Braid Bands. Wholesale and retail. 1856 Broadway
alnlra
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the hair whkcrs and mustache beautiful black
II consists oi only preparation Color wr not
q WA out. Only 50 cents box.
Sold by II. r. IELMBOLD, 59i Broadway next to Metro
poitau Hotel,
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Essays for Young Men the Errors and
Abuses incident TO youth and Early Manhood with the h
OF treatment and cure, sent by mail Tree ot
charge. Address Howard Association, box 7, fhiia-
dephia, Pa.
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Before Using Any S,iiphurcttcd Poison for
your Gray Hair call and consult Dr. GHANDJEAN Cure
warranted. Astor place.
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rr,e nIe,ronnlitnn .Icb Printlng Estnl

MINT Nassau street. prepared to fnrnish Cards Cseu
lara "a phe Law Cases Fosters and every description OF
prrtnr Al rates twenty-five per eent less Than can DC OBJ
tain ed elsewhere IN The city.
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Cristad0rO's Hair Dye.-Thc Best Ever
manufactured. Wholesale and retail; also applied AT No.
The New York herald., 1868-03-25

We would remind readers Of the positive and unre
served SALE the Berran Furnishing Warerooms ol
near Houston street, this day. aud continued
Friday when all the elegant SILVER Faled Ware
will be sold without reserve in lots 10 suit purchasers
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Henry III. Leeds &. Miner, Amctionccrs.

Ccnin, 513 Neutrality-suspicious. Fashion HATS
for Gcntlemcn Ladies and Children. Prices reduceA
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.-a.-Jopnucsc Hair S,a,n.

Ask for n Wnlt,um Wntch.
IT is THE BEST; 1T Is THE CHEAPEST:
4. B. BYNNER Il co, 1s9 Broadway, N. Y.
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Sugar Nurlsct-ExcIangc observation-disclosures
Intelligence.

HAVANA, March "a, 1s6S.
The sugar market Is active; No IL d. S. is quoted
at 7A o ia reals per arrobe.
Exchange-On London 10X 1OH rer cent pre-.
mum on United states, in gold, short sight, x per
cent discount - - -
Orleans the 18th nst sailed from THIS port oday Tor
PHILADELPHIA,
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tra MS HAT manufacturer, KNOX Is without rvnl, either
az regards the material or the sietu design Of hts Hats
Tvery be produces sucihu new, each Surprising
s Predecessor amt has capped the paN oi eNNe ce 10
his latest style, It's store at No 22 hraws1 "av"as ."
Fulton slrgs-
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Cedar Cnnpli0r for Moths, 50c., SS1, 81 80.
THEOD. s. HARRIS, Boston.
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he ssrrr md Call for
sMRs. WINSLowS SOOTHING SYRUP"
having the fac-simile OF "Curtis Perkins the outside
wrapper. Al others base limitations.
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Spring Fashicrs.--Pe,iic Bonse,.

beautiful har CHEVAIIER's Treatise the Hat, free
a given away nj The drug stores and az my once. s,nt
hy mail free Teaches to cultivate ami nave oeauutu nar
and restore gray hair 10 is original eoor;, - %
SARAH A. CHEVALIER, NJ d., Iii23 sfoauwhy ~. 4.
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Furniture.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Debates In the Provincial Pariiament-Claim
for Damages Incurred by the Fenian Raid
to be Entered with the Alabama Claims
The Rendition Of Fenian Raidcrs-The PA.
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The Court Of Appenis-The Law vcsfinG the
Appointment Of Tax Commissioners In the
Governor Decided Unconstitutional.

AIBANY, MUTCT ~ IoU6'
In the Court OF Appeals, March "a, ls6s The People
vs.. James NJ. Raymond.-This was an action in the
nature OF quo ,odi7dnto, instituted to test the valid
ity OF the law vesting the appointment OF Tax
Commissioners In the city aud county OF
New York In the Governor, win the az.
vice OF the Senate. The Court heid
that the said once OF Tax Commissioner. az at pres.
ent constituted, comprises the Official duties oud
functions OF offices existing at the tuc ue pleseut
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1868-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. COMES APPGRFMENPs.

DR. CONE has visited Urbsna about eigh
years, and trests aud cures all variety Of dis
eases, and may be consulted at his oficel
at the following times and places:
In Urbsna, at the Exchange Hotel, OF
Wednesdays, Nov. l3; Dec. l9; Jan. %
Feb. 26; April l May g..
In Springfield, at the Willis House, on
Thursdays, Oct. 10; Nov "A; Dec. 10; Jan
%; Feb. 27; April 2; May z.
In London, at the Phifer House, on Fri
days, Oct Il; Nov. Is; Dec. 20; Jan. a
Feb. %; April 3; May 8.
DR.. Cone has now practiced, at the above
Offices, nearly nine years, and if he have life
and health, he will Gil the above seven ap-
pOintments; but after that time he will not
practice at any of the above Offices for some
months, and he may discontinue his visits en-
tirely.
DR.. CoVE cures all forms Of Chronic Diseas-
es, as Dyspepsia in all its various varieties;
all diseases Of the Lungs and Air Passages, as
Caryngitis, and Consumption; all diseases Of
the Kidney, Liver, Pancreas, and the Glands
generally; all diseases of the Heart, Blood
and Blood Vessels; all diseases Of the Brain
and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or ST. Vitus
Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and general nervous
innutrition; all diseases OF females, enlarged
tOnsils, and all forms OF Scrofula, as also all
diseases Of the Eye and Ear; and all other
Chronic Diseases. No charge for consulta-
tion, but cash for medicines. Be sure not to
delay your application too long. n239-tf.
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to the bottom. A platform ten or twelve
feet vide, raised about two feet, runs
round the building, for spectatOrs.-
Part of this is enclosed with glass, 50
that spectators can sic by stove. Above
the platform is a gallery.
Doors at the bottom, under the plat
form, let in the sir when required for
freezing. When bed Of solid ice is
once secured, it is a supply for the sea
son. The building protects it from short
thaWs, and they have . way OfrsneWing
the surface by plianing of that which is
warm. OF course, the skates are pro-
teeted from wind and from severe cold,
and, Of course, the whole affair is bril-
liantly lighted. At one end is refresh
ment room, a room for women, and an
other for men, with al the conVeniences-
The rink secures skating against ali the
contingencies Of the weather, except .
prOtractsd rise of temperature, and pro
vides it with all possible comforts and
social privileges.
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IR. FUEKER's VISITS.

DR.. Tucker may be consulted at
URBAEA-Wesver House, Nov l4th, Jan.
4th, Feb. Goth, April 9th, May 2lst.
SPRNGFIELD-Willis House. Nov. 18th,
Jan. 9Th, Feb. 2lst, April 10th, May 2lst.
He will cure every case he promises to-
Treats Consumption, Bronchitis, loss of voice,
Sore Throat Dyspepsia, Liver Disease, Kid
ney, Bladder, and Eruptive Skin Complaints,
Rheumatism, Scrofula, Epilepsy Neuralgia,
Sick Headache, and Female Diseases with
wonderful success. Let no one despair Of q
cure till they have consulted DR.. Tucker.
DR.. Tucker has had more experience and
better success in curing ALL CHRONIC and
obstinate diseases than any doctor in the
West.
Ten years Of successful business on one
circuit is, or ought to be, Sufficient to convince
all who need medicine and wish to be cured,
that they had best consult DR.. Tucker at once.
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BED TIME.

Rosebud lay in her trundle-bed,
With her small hands folded above her head,
Aud fixed her innocent eyes on me,
While thoughtful shadow came over their glee.
L" Mamma" she said, "when go to sleep,
pray { , the Father my soul to keep;
And He comes and he carries 1t far away,
To the beautiful home where His angels stay;
I gather red roses, and lilies so white,
sing with the angels through all the long night;
And when, in the morning, wake from my
sleep,
He gives back the soul that gave him to keep,
And only remember, like beautiful dreams,
The garlands Of lilies, the wonderful streams, u
-LiftLs Corporal.