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RAI.DNESS.


A BEAUTIFUL head Of hair IL the g!andest orna
~ ment belonging to the human frame. How strange
~ the loss Of II changes the ana Gsoma
ture!y Lrngs on the appearance Of Old ngs which Gu
Sea mnny to yecol being uncovered. and sometimes
even to shus sciety to avoid the tests and snsers o.
their acguaance: the remainder Of their lives are con
sequently spnt in retirement. In short, not even me
loss Of property fills the generous thinking Youth with
that neavy sinking go"m does the loss Of his hair
To avert all these un@lea circumstances, O'drge
Balm Of Columbia stops the hair from falling od on the
a,st application and few hotties restores II again.
likewise produces eyebrows and wskers; prevents the
nar from turning gray makes it curl beautifully and
free. il from scur. Numerous certaeates 81 n: frat
sssretahiity in support Of the virtues Of osd"ossA
Balm, are shows BY tho psoprietors. s,,s,f..
: = !. lead The f9llosia e fls
Robert whsnon Esq. istx Mayor Of phiiade'ph
mas cert'hec AZ may he seen below, TO the high chara
ter "a! Of The following gentlemen.
he undersigned do hereby certify that wchave used
the Balm Of Columbia discovered by J. Oldrdge and
nave found highly seviceabe only preventive
against the falling Of of hair, but also certain restor
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister In st George charge.
No Sc North Fifth st.
JOHN P INGLIS, 1921 Arch street.
JOHN d THOMAS. NJ D, l63 Racest
HUGH McCURDY. ea3 South cd at.
JOHN GARD, j., 1893 Arch street.
1t u known that three Of the above ssners are NOR
than so years Of age and the others less than 3d.
From the Mayor]
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
City Of Philadelphia.
I, Robert Wharton. Mayor Of said city Of Philnde:
rhia, do hereby certify that am we'll acquainted with
Messrs r Inglis, John Fure7, and Hugh McCurdy,
whose names signed to the above certificate that they
are gentlemen Of character and resrectability and
such full credit should lie given the said certificate.
In witncs 8 whereof have hereuntO act my hand
and caused the seal Of the city to be aixed, this
9th day Of December, &c.
r.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle 1.-THE Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is represented
the Fall 1fNiaeara, sc,
Sol" holesale and retail by the sole agents for Anne
RIGA % Fletcher street, Maiden Lane .iool
be Pearl street. and bAnost druggists and perfumsrs
t ough he country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
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NEW ORLEANS e. CHARLESTON PACKETS

~ This line consists Of four vessels. oil Of
H3N the first class. coppered and copper fast.
$500 ened, and of about 900 tons bur,hsn
with handsome accommodations for passengers.
These vessels are comma nded by captains vel
experienced In The trade, who will give every .,
renon, and exert themselves to accom- mt,t}s,s III.
shippers. They will b" lowed up and down tho
Mississippi, and leave New Orleans on or before
the 10Th and 18th OF every month. The following
vessels compose the line, viz:
brie A'ao'a"' chnfies G rd"n, master.
Brig Chapman, J. B. Thompson, master.
brig A'mena, J. Duane, master.
hars Roger Williams. ]. AlIiberr, master.
For fIe'eht or pa sage, apply TO J. A. .BARELJ.I
q Co' 81 Cnmmon 81. New O.lsans, or NJ. q
Mordecai, Cha.leston. nc,,
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straps and worsted rein web; chain and hook
names; bliod brides and lines; Scotch collars,
and horse and mule collars. ::of all qualities; mo-
rocco, buck bear. sheep and buffalo skins; plated
brass and steel bride bits Of every description,
plated, brass and steel spurs Of every description;
plated, brass aud steel s,rrups Of every descrip-
ton
Together with complete assortment Of every
article in their line Of business-aIl Of which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue 10 receive through the
year, BY pack cts from New York, fresh supplies 10
keep their stock ample and com ple,e.
kOUES, DAVIDSON L CO,
10 is Canal st.
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LNRESH GARDEN SEED.-The subscriber
u begs 10 express his grateful thanks 10 the nuhs

EVRESH GARDEN SEED-The subscriber
Il begs 10 express his grateful thanks 10 the pub.
llc for the liberal support he has deceived since ne
commenced business in this city. Being sole pro
priet"r Of the seed store, Common ee,, he i.
not and never was agent for any northern seed
vender; neither 10 he connected with any house in
this ccunt.y-but he assures lhe public that his
connections in every department Of the seed bust.
ness, the different countries Of Europe are equa
10 that Of any house in the United States He i'm.
,per.s seeds, plants, &c. from the most extensive
and respectable nurseries and sesdsmen in France,
Holland, England, Scotland, and the no ,hera
states-andit will At all times be his interest, as it
is his study, 10 receive, in addition to his present
stock. large arrivals Of every description, really the
growth OF 1885, also, engrafted fruit trees, Of all
kinds. The public may rely on finding full as
sortment Of every article in the seed line Of genu.
inc quality, and imported direct by
n VIM. OHM.
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NV AGNERs LIQUID ODENTICA.-Has
NV been lnng used. both here and in the non b

NM AGNEh Liquid ODEN lI-A.-I1as
w been lung used. both here and in the north
with uniform success. for cleansing and whitening
the teath, and preventing the 100 hache preserving
the gums, purifying tn bre atb, and RELIEVING most
diseases to which The mouth is liable in either the
adult or infant One tea spoonful, mixed in wine
gassful of pure water. and So applied to the teeth
in usual manne with brush, will cffectuaIy pre-
vent scnrvy, and ward off that excru.ia.ing pain,
the tooth ache.
Prepared only by T. F. Wanger, Surgeon Den.
fist to Jefferson College, and sold wholesale and
retail by CARLETON L. Co. 81 Canal 81.
rs sole agents for Wanger's Oden,ica
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ABERNTHY's DYsPPrIC i.IX(R.

Dr. bernethy, ths greatest Of English slrgeons
opinion that nine-tenths Of the diseases that affect
xssnkad originate in the stomach. This Elixir
vssd by him with the most unprecedented success in
his private and public practices for upwards Of forty
years. for the removal Of The following diseases:
Loss OfuPpette, Flauency, Disteniion Of the Stom-
seh Pain in the sie, Aeavness Of the Head and inc.
aaon Sleep Irregutarty Of the Bowels, and in all
where indigestion or costive habit is found
exist.
This medicine must not Le aumbe.ed among the host
Of quack nosrums before the public, as it is the
sole invention Of the abest aad most scientific surgeon
Europe ever produced and the secret Of prenarng it
purchased by the agent for very large 1t is
agreeable and pleasant to the Taste, acts mild uper
ent. always keeps the bowels FREE, mrarts vigor and
strength the ayste, and cheerfulness to the mind,
asd few BOTTLES rennves the most confirmed Of
New YoRK, 18th August 1888.
IS Madison. street.
Als:-ln consequence Of leading sedentary life,
ksve Been troubled, less, with Indigestion for
tan years Ter the last three years my susngs have
and number of quack medicines without deriving any
benefit I despared of ever ob,unins any permanent
relief and resigned myself 10 the most hopeless despair
I was persuaded BY many friends to try Abernehy's
Dysreptc Elixir have nov finished the fourth bot
te aud know not how express myl Niration Of its
wonderful virtues and the miracle hss performed in
restoring that health which l: nght lost for
NV thuaks 0r the blessings you have u erred by
storing mt TO pnrsct health
JCOB MONROE
rhe sxemt has in his possession seve hundred tes'
ii noals similar 10 the above Of the extraordinary vr-
tues Of this medicine. Sold by uppoi,tnent, at DR..
Johnson's. l40 BiensI lie strec<. nov. )
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NO CURE NO PA
mr.. JON NSON, Office 40 Benville street, con
~ 6ses hss practice TO the treatment Of Venereul

UAk. JDuNSON, Ohc6 l1U blenVNIe street, con
IL 6aex hss practice 10 the treatment Of Venereul
Disease, IN all iA different fnruls.
DR.. yokasss GfoIa residence Of many yearsi in Hos
rals in Essope devoted 10 the treatment u venereal
Diseases a.d from his present extensive practice in
that particular Drach Of the profession, guarantees
sas speedy and see.4s es'e q such persons as are
Gonorrloea. elects ku:stH'es, Chsncres, Bubos,
Seminal Weakness, A6aetions eide bladder Kidneys,
l.,,ns Urethra, Prostrate Gland. Svelied escles,
Eruptions on tho Skin, Sore Throat, Pains in the
Joints;
And tho numerous symptoms waicl, generally follow
his disease.
Recent cases cured in or Tires days without the
zee Of Mercury, interruption from business, altera-
zion ia the mode oflivng.
"A medicine t. prevent Venereal Disease can he oh
tanned Of Dr.. Johnson 1t is from the recipe Of the
Baron Larry, a celebrated French Surgeon, and was
vsed by him during the several campaigns in which he
served Us surgeon General in the French Array.
Sold by Dr.: Johnson, at his office: Those persons
havsg any affection Of Vensresl Disease, anil shout
tssiag voyages, or removing to the country would
ein,s tor their in the shortest time can lie put up
with written directions foi their uss.
Office open from in the morning until 10 o'clock at
aisht.
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(NOAL-e76 tons fthe best English coal, well suited
~ Tor steam boat use, OIL board bs,que Abeonu from
New Castle, for sale by HOLMES 4 MILLS
jaw Bank Place
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IL III III
NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE uF

.xA2A4y tSAAk A4A40
NEW ORLEANSANn BALTIMORE LINE uF
PACKETS.
This line will consist Of tho following vessels
which have been built or purchased expressly Gae
the trade, viz: ~
Ship Seaman, Capt Miner,
Bark Mary, a. Nickersen.
" Trad Ferry, new Stevens,
=" Solomon Saltus. !" Latham,
Brig Architect, $. Gray.
These voeseIs are ftho first class, have Asnd.
some furnished accommodations, and are of light
draft Of water, to admit Of their receiving and
discharging their cargocs in Baltimore, at the cite,
Freight will be taken for ports the Chesapeake
or james River, and forwarded BY the agents.
Messrs. CLARKE T. KELLIGG. At Baltimore:
expenses on goods shipped will DO advanced When
required The price Of passage 10 fixed Il e80
ample stores of the b st quality will be provided.
Steam up and down the Mississippi will be taken
all occasions
For freight or passage, applyto
GEO. BEDFORD,
nov27 20 Rienvil.e d,
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DSay, csFl and wagon do
Saddle bags, double andsinge; va'ices; medical
saddle bags, Brussels carpe, bags best iron frame
leather folio trunks, brass nailed leather boot top
DO, assorted sizes and various Styles holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sulkey, ,wig and planters
crop whips: wool, wors.ed, cotton and leather
girIhs and sursingles; sslrrup feathers; Trunk
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nancy MATCllES-Wiih beautiful paintings.
L landing from ship Alexander from Bremen, Tor
SAFE ny A TR1ER,
ftl,2l al Naoo.;,s 9.
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GADDLERY WARE.-The subscribers, manu.
- fac,urers and wholesale dealers in saddIery
goods, are now receiving by late arrivals from the
north, in addition 10 their former stock, an extern
sive assortment, of articles in their line, among
which are the following, viz:
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THROUGH IN FIVE ANB HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (Alabama) to Augusta fasc.

rro- HaHH:, ~ I'VE ANs HALE DAYS.
"a VrS AsoI,;I "al ~ augusta lGce)
,h a..s ILL., "tner "Sv, Immediately sftei
.,eamho., E"s,,~. we 81 I.'.so view Oeans' per thu
stasmLoa. tner pen,,co,a Hss Z, ses 20 reGaasoh
,sLasn;e Ryrs .nI nssN =. 81 Hoaa sound and Chos
via Msr;anns Ch.,s:.c Is s.; eoashes tneas'
nor. Rs;nhria.e P".;sston' !.ormesX Mount YER
VILE to AusUs,s ,aI he ana iGSs'
bile Is in no daaxer II he;ns ,hro~" ,. ~ y Sc.
vre,erence by oAsr sonc,;"s ;a.s..,. w. ~ G ~ ~
ia LINE Il but ON. coosss, w., .'.,.,a Me rLOMI'
thrchot and msv rei. ,.,",. ." u.ser one eot'ro
arrival At Huru,ts ii Tim. ,,scssS ,n.a.t upon ms
er and nj any ses,on unis.. soms mos, ~ .es.'
torl,e ,hm;id occur Ia G"s.. .' W s cs!a:
!, ea..ed ty tt;s ro.,,e to r. Nev orleans MA
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not ,unas,eS
the southern country.
The smooth, hard natural ro..)s The nj. anil into.
estng water navieation the time and secommada,;o.
afford Tie traveller speed certainty comfort and pleas
ng variesyi connected a. il were with the Rail Road
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II K.NDRRNOIDS.

HAY'S LINIMENT.-No Ficton.-Ths OK
IL traordnary chemical composition, the result
of science, and the invention OF celebrated medi
cal man, tho introdusi n Of which 10 the public
was invested with tho solemu,ty of a deathbcd
Request has since gained reputation unparalleled,
fully sustaining the correctness of tho lamentcd
Or Gridey's last confession, that % he dared not
die without giving TO posterty the beuctit Of his
knowledge on this subject" and he therefore
bsqueathed to his fiiend and attendant, Solomon
flags, tho secret Of his discovery.
Il is nsw used in the principal hospitals, and
tbs private practice in country, first and most
certainly for the cure Of the Piles, and oxten
eivey and efFsctually to battle esoduiity, unlosr
where its effects witnessed Externally in tho
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Creating extraordinary absorption
At once.
All Swellngs-Reducing them in few hours
Rhcumatism-Acute or Chronic, giving quick
ssre Throat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Coils.
Group and Whooping Cough-Extcrnay, and
over the Chest.
All Bruises, Sprains, and Burns-Curing in
Sores and Ulccrs-Whethor fresh or long
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in reduc
ing rheumatic dwellings,, and loosening coughs and
tightness Of the chest BY relaxation Of tho parts,
has been surprising beyond conception. The
eoul,non remark Of those who have used il in the
Piles, ia " II acts like charm"
THE Pill ES-The price, 81 is refunded TO any
person who will use u bottle of Hays Liniment
for the Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured. These are the positive orders Of the
proprietor to tho Agents; and out Of many thou.
sands sold, not ono has been unsuccessful.
W. might insert certificates 10 any longth, but
prefer that those who soil tho article. should CT
h,bt the original to parchussrs.
CAUTlON-None can be genuine without a
splendid engraved wrapper. on which 10 my name,
and also that Of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCK l.
Co, New York, and by ono Druggist in every
tswn in tho Union.
For sale by tho Wholesale Agents, corner Of
Cem,asn l. Tchoupitoulas street, aud BY the
A.-l>>, e;>s ~anor, iIv ;a3O
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GAS DEPARTMENT.,
Gas LisM BANKING Csmp'y. J,nuary 80, 1889,
VvNHE Strk Of Coke being much reduced this Com
Il pany will furnish Pit,sburg Coal, in small quan.
ties, 10 their customers.
Orders received 1t the Gas Office. Bank Al,ev.
lnjl r. " WEIIES S.c,r
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JOVES' ri lEVl CO11O.V GIN,
BY the Pstetee No. So Magazine street, New Orleans
TO Be MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORKDY
. ROBERT HOE CO.
Scale OF PRICES-Double Gnu.
For double Gin Of ~ saws or move on each
cylinder, making l6O saws in the stand,
with feeter1, bands, &c. at Sc per saw, or $3.50 90
For 1aouble Gin Of GO acylinder,
or 40 saws in the stand, feeders, sc.
Sc per saw, or 40 90
For do. Of 10 saws on do or saws ina
stand, At Sc. Is per saw, or 500 %
For do Of 70 saws on do. or 10 saws in
stand, et$6 SOper saw, or EGO o.
SINGLE GINS
For single gin Of 50 saws or more, with
one set Of feeders, bands, &c. Al So per
saw, $3.50 90
For do Of GO saws, with feeders, &c At S6
soper .aw, $50 90
For DO. Of 70 saws, with feeders. &c. Sc
per saw, $40 90
For do. Of ~ saws, with feeders, sc. at$7
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EDUCATION-FRENCH and ENGLISH
Mr. James, recently arrived this city, begs leave
to nt"rm The ci'izens Of New Orleans that he will
open an academy on Monday, ID, January. atNo.
10 Toulouse street, for the instruction Of youth OF
both sexes, in French and English, in which he
will be ably assisted by Mrs. james and Mrs.
MesCher, who speak both .huse languages with
great huency and purity, and who will tale charge
Of the department Of the young ladies.
Mr.. James will give his whole attention 10 the
various branches Of education, and fAtters himself
that he will give entire satisfaction to those who
may honor him with their confidence. nov
NOrlCE,-The co.parnership formed on the
2Sh July last. between John Y. B yliss, Joseph A.
Beard and Charles B. Bioren, to be conducted IN.
der the st, lie and title of Bayiiss, Beard & B,oren,
is hereby dissolved ond this dissolution is to
take effect as from the Is, of December Inst.
The undersigned will promptly discharge al, the
obligations oil the late firm, and in future continue
in their own names, and for their own account,
the same business, as Factors and General Com
mission merchants, under the style and title Of
Beard e. Bioren, and solicit share of the patron
age OF their friends aud the public.
JOSEPH A. BEARD,
nov ! Gil ARIES B. BIOREN
VNVJNDS-Mississinnj Ennds t,Le, n, = E.,., I
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OMbARD 4 cos Boston and New Orleans
- Limo Of Packet ships.-Thls new line of ships
mas been expressly built to run between the above
Ports and will be found Of suitable draft Of water:
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
will be made to give general, satisfaction, Tho
line 10 composed Of tho following ships:
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FUN0S-M Mississippi Funds taken d, 7, Front lie
Il wee for Groceries.
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Something nev.-A. B. Cheney, sheriff of the
parish of Rapidcs, announces in the Alexandria
Republican, of the 30th, that having served the
people of that parish faithfully for three years, it is
his intention to resign the 9Th December next;
and no is Of opinion that the will of the people
should be consulted in the appointment of all Off
GERS, he gives this early notice, that they may have
time to make proper selection; to which Mr.
Cheney recommends, that elections be held in cacn
precinct, for suitable candidate fer the office.
Now, Mr.. Cheney may be a very excellent shcr'
if, but is certainly very ignorant of the letter, as
well as the spirit Of our laws, which gives the ap
poinlmcnt to the Governor and .nate, and
scqucntly any election of the kind suggested
would BIO impairment and illegal interference
with the executive power, and direct attempt to
bias his opinion.
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MIR. RIDDLE.

Same (,;,d ,,lus;nns L,v.. lr,r ,,,,,o d,r;,r ,ho
nrc.cn crisis f., N,cholus Hid]lr 'rhp hints hn,..
ever seem like N,cb,ih,s ..a,neur IN us,;rl in III.
lhrnn, :" nt ,hnsr who ne, ,,cn, N,chnl,s R,,Jlo
whcn the hanks las, resumed s,d that !, ,,,. wa,
mature. and tina. another DISASTER mich, hnnnn,,
Nicholns Riddle i, clcar Of fine .,Nnns,.r ,, nd or
nil ..Mons,crsn crcot and small Nnr,hor L,nls
nor nolitician. can saw to him ..,Lou dds, nv T,
Phil, dnhi, C,,yn,,c rctcrs IN H., rro.o,,, ,.o,,
ton of Mr, Biddle in the tollowi,r FERNS ill.,
err.
Those whose minds are iuc,noble or ris,r ,o
the divinity of direct assertion hut who cam rsve
il, nj, inusudo sna,n ny;,rs !, hint ,Lo n.;I;,,,
Of tho l,to President of tho I1ni,od >,n,o. d ID
fwho has bcen dsossocio,ed from nnv ,,;c, ,4 r,r-
ticinatcu in tho institutions far tho r,cr nh,;n f
an eou,y d;v;d,1 vc,r ha,;nr .,;lI - Ji ,,, .ha
movemcn,s oc or tho ir}ncnces ,,rn, tho Nn,,,,nr
Dnrt, hat re,,,l,n,n. lo,, s,,,,, ,;raJ ta,,
,bc corcs and res,on s;h;,i, lac ot t,.n,, 81,
,,,o a. hi; tr, 49, p,,aI, n,,, I 'I 1r w.
ito ,nrnoI and hr.,ln nrh,nk. ,n, ,os ,a,',,;,,'.
lii; uranium cranes IN nh ,ho inr,;nnI,,,.,I L,
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grinding cane, and that the quality Of the sugar
made is of the best quality. The cane also yields
we'll, and the weather is extremely favorable.
The cotton of St. Martin is also described as OF
tho vary best quality, and the crop abundant, at
least one third more than last ycor.
The Editor Of the Gazette processes to have made
an approximate calculation Of the value OF tho
sugar and cotton crop and sale of cattle for this
season, and estimates it at $4,000, 000 to be divi-
dcd between the three parishes Of st. Martin, ST
Mary and Lafayette.
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HoRRID AFfAIR.--The peaceful neighborhood ct ,
Washington, Iaz.weli county, was recently 'ie scene
f ii the most daboca acts ever perpetrattd.--
The particulars briefly these, gnthtre from gen
en,an who was on the spot the same day.:
On Tuesday morning OF last week, Mr. hoSaf'
Frenchmah, who hat, resided with his vile IN wash
ingtom for !"o years past, and with whom nc "' N"N
To have had several matrimonial qnnrres, threatened
her severely cause her to determine 10 leave his
rocf the first otuny. Bogar having alter break
fast repaired his work usual at tau ward IN the
suturs Mrs. b. obtained horse and set out nr me
house Of her brother at Partridge Point, intending to
claim his protection. On the way she was compe'lrd
pass the lanyard and seen by her husband. We
instantly returned to his hunSe' TOOK 'w" pistols "htn
he had purchased 10 Peoria the Saturday before, "e"'
in pursuit nf his wife, aud overlook lern mile from
town. Sizing her with The fury of a iend' he dragged
her from the horse to the id deliberately d'h"
pise', aud shot her in the head. AT that moment
Young approached horseback, when Bngar
drew the other pistol and fired another ball \, the Ecnd
of his victim. lie then proceeded to load his pistols
he walked from the body ont IN the prai-
RE. All this was done while the ynnng man in
sight and who passed sufficiently near the sufferer 10
hear sronn. which he supposed was her last He has,
tened towards Washington, and the next moment heard
another discharge from the pistol.
A. soon US he conl make The horIid circumstances
known, several citizens rrpaled to the place and found
ocar weltrng in his blood, with the upper part OF his
face blown off 10y the contents Of the pistol wh he
had hmSefd scarced in his mouth. But his VITA was
not there! Incredible as it may appani she had survI
we'd the two pistol shots, had risen r" the ground, nnt
ran TO lac nearest honse W. lfiihe y quarter W
mile distant: sle remembered and lated distinctly wh
passed until the first pistol was fired, bat knew nothing
until she ioand herself the house spoken OF
Surscnl aid being had it was ascerained tina; the frs
ball did pass through the skull, but was found II
the hair, lntten,d by the rrHtauc" had met WITH
The second ball had penetrated the skull, aud wa
found Just within. split in two The pieces. weir ex
,racttd " it'll difficulty; in Il few days the worm
was healed, and Mrs. Is. raised as ii WERE rosa III
grave, is now in perfect health.
| isogar, already stated, Frenrhmnn Iii
wife is native OF Germany. about 80 wears OF age,
sprightlv manners and rather handsome lersoi. ! he
were rpd in rance about four years ago, had
child s,i living, three wears Old ant! had been a'ol
that length of time in this country. jealousy is sHld
hive led the wreched To the preparation OF til
act Of revenge. which, through the mysterious ngen
OF Divine rlovi,euce has ,tsul ed in his death
the escape Of his intended victim.
Peoria, Illinois Register Oct. II