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PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUB
L ... Lie PRINTING.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,I
w March

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WASHING TON, March 4, 1859. I
In pursuance OF the provisions of the tenth section
OF the act entitled IAN Act making appropriations
for certain civil of the Government for the
wear ending the 3)th of June, 1862, approved March
8, 1859 ... ....
SEALED PRoPos AIS will he received at this Office
until Monday. The zth tnStaH'. az u O'clock m for
supplying the government of the United States with
FIRE Thousand RsdnS OF nae -rdIendeTed Printing
PdPtT, TO measure twenty four by thirty
inches, TO weigh htysN pounds to the ream of four
quality with thu sample established by this office.
Uniformity an color. thickness. and weight will be
required; and no bundle Exclusive of wTappers)
varying over or under hive per cent from the stand
Will IN all cases he required Mixing of various
thIcknesSes IN the same bundle to make up the
weight Will he considered a violation of the con-
tract. The right Is reserved Ot ordering greater
or less quantity tn he furnished ut such times and
IN such quantities as the public service may
CURE.
MED by the guaranty that the bidder or hdders f
his their proposal shall he accepted will enter
into an obi alton, with good and sufficient sure
tles 10 lurnsh the paper: the canpetency of which
DIES resides.
Each proposal must he signed by the individual or
hrnn making 1t, and must specify the price per
All the paper muSt be delivered ut such place or
places As may be eSignated in Washington city, in
gQo oTter, Tree from all and every extra charge
expense, and subject to the pecton weight
and measurement Of the Superintendent and bs in
all respects satisfactory.
The supplying of an Inferior article. or n failure
TO supply the quantity required at time, will be
considered = violation of the contract.
sample al The paper required NAV be seen at
thlS ONCE or VIII DE sent Tn rrSonS applying for it.
Proposals will be addressed to GEO. w. Bow
!ngton ID. c." and endorsed Proposals for supply
ing fapsr.' mar VI -eotd
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-B Dennis, Va; III Hur-
lev, Md; A HIldrsth, do; w Spencer. End: a N
Rgnde. Ala; l. Rlvet, La; w w Phelps Min: nj
w Nilsson, do; a Lighter, " Y; NJ Cogue do: r.
Sanky, "a; = NJ Mata anh lady, Mex; X III Eyaut
Nd; NJ Bggiss; Iowa; Bergman, n Y; d w w
WILSON, Va; w Goodwill, n Y; Osgood: Mass
E hldenour and lady, NJ Y; II Massin, Va; 6
WIZARDS HOTEI.-DrA B Sheoman and
!sdy, NY; baird. do; II Il Cornwell, do: M n
W,lson, ga; COwltt. do; Col Washing ton. Va; w
= caldwell and lady, %; f. Munsell, NY; Mr. NJ D.
Burns and child, do; A G. Bates, do; : A Morris
i+S 4 Bishop, D; w Brand, NY; DIR Duncan
smith Do: VIZ t ny; I'D STUFF a, RI; Ms A
and family, NY.
BROWNS HOTEL.-I. p Bower, Va; DIR G.
Glover, do; w Mason, do; q C Clarke Ind: a
SchEeren, Ny; A Whltan, Va; w Willard Nd:
LLOYD; Pa; Heath, Ia; j McduffIe Cal; " TaI'
hnrt' Nd; william, Eng; q Petit, Ny; A An
fln, Pa; vi w Brown, ny; w Ludlow do: q =
Sp9phns1n, SO; ID Eavis, %; McKhann, do; w
WASHINGTON HOCSE-SP Lee and family
"a Molly, lady, and child, Pa; III BowlinS
NJ Mi Richard z Bowling, do; q n Andrews NJ:
a higgins, NC w L. Glass, do; X A Roberts
Mather, Ct;- ~ ""' '""' Nv >
UNITED STATES HOTEL Goss. Tenn.
w L Broweing, CT; w Browning, do; II iolmes
81 ID! Il, vi Stin and sons, Va; g stewart nj,
Ut Eooke, Va; Newman. do; C c Cady DC,
w ConsdQn, NY; A Rist, Md; W Carp inter-
KIRKwOOD HOUSES Bishop. CT. T. Ow-
hen, Mass; HePplDstate, NY; a Wildnn and Ia
dy, DO II Sprool, Pa: = whitney, NY; ID pair
doi tlcklln, Ala; Maselej, USN.
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THE CELEBRATED
i DIR. J. S. ROSE'S MEDICINES.

OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirty We wears
Of extensive and successful practice and are the
only reliable preparations TO cure the various ills
that flesh is heir to.
DIR. J. :. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, OR EX-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs Colds
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, aud all Lung diseases
Price 81 cents and 81.
DIR. J. :. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.
or Blood Purifier, for the Of s>crofnla Old Erup
lions, Chrome Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck, and
Price 81
DIR. J. 5. ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND.
plant. Price - cents. ,.
DIR. J. :. ROSES PAIN CURER tispot a
cure ALI bat 1t alone haE stool the test Of Is Years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Far Aches Chnlic,
i,ans ln the stomach and Bowels, Sprains Bruises
Pans az the Limbs Joints, Back. and Spine or anV
paln internally or externally. Price, ~ 25 and q
fyou wish to get cured of any of the above com
plants, get DIR. ]. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDi-
Lives, Witch you Will know when genuine by
having has written signature the cork of each
hottie: Sold toy druggists generally.
y. B.-Beware of those poor noStrums pnrnortips
Ia he the hest in the world ia d Nv
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PROPOSALS FOR ILTHOGRAPHING Ann
ENGRAVING ON WOOD.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT Puddle PRINTING.
WASHINGrON MARCH, IE Io-a

WASHINGTON, March i6, Is5a.}
SEALED PEoPos AIS will be received at this Office
until Tuesday, the 5th day Of April merit, for engTay
ing stone and printing from the same for the
OF tn, senate and tho House of Representative of
tne Ghited states, the following maps, charts, &c.
l. $50 copies of two maps Zone fthem in color.
WASHINGTON Territories. III "'eso" anu
&. l4<V copies OF two maps and diagram all in
colors. to accompany Capt WiIies,s Renort
On the Deep River Country, in North Caro-
g. $3.50 copies Of six maps, to accompany the war-
on Road Reports. us
soRs Report Of RoaPG HtaPf SIm IMP
Territory. " '''''
D. 1857 copies % five charts accompany the Coast
survey Report for 1853.
SEALED PRoPos AIS will also lie received until the
printinx c6ssa n t,, ron cope. to stone aud
panS thee,Coast Survey Report for lssI
Also Hr trs9ssIIins from copper steel stone.
prohlas, panoramic views AMI ss To- accom-
Pany the Pacific Railroad II eports PropSsaIs W in
copies fEom the copper or St,el Plates VI
Also, for diawink and engraving on wood the H.
Report of the Comm of Patents on rs and
Manufactures, for the year 1885, and several other
Blank forms for proposals will he furnished 10 ALL
no desire % hlh upon application at this ofce ami
ces.iul ladders i"r the faithful execution of their
contracts.
All tins work ~ To 10 executed "a the
of the art and will be open for the inspection ofbi
des at THIS office until the mDrning Of the ia, Tor
Proof impressions, with the orig mails are reuuired
10 lie submitted 10 this office for approval or coTrec
commenced f"e
II IL To- h. distinctly understood that no hid will .,
en 2Ttarnei from party not directly engagaT an
AM piArtic1.y acquainted WITH the chara ster Of
The proposals. Iau.t be addressed to the under
sIsned and endorsed Proposals for EngravIng ;,
&c S;,, "a. GEo. w, RoWMai:Ns". S'
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The Restorative rs put upIn bottl

The Restorative put up m bottles of three
large, medium, and small the small holds half
pint aud retails for dollar per bottle; the
dnm holds ut least twenty per cent more In proper
ton than the small. retailS for two dollars per bot
tie the large holds quart, ~ per cent. more in
proportion, ana retais for 81.
%. j. WOOD CO. Projectors, 3i2 Broadway
New York, tin the great y. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lIshmont.l and ia Market street, St Louis, Mo-:
and sold by. all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. mar t6-3tawly. rg
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SWEARING TO CHARACTER.-A darkey who
was on trial the other day in the Police Court.
found II necessary to bring in witnesses to prove
his previous good character One Of these WAS
Mathews, the old darkey who toots TIN horn
around the street, and trades in bottles and any
truck that people have on hand. He swore to
the defendants good character point blank.
As clincher on his testimony, the Court ask ed
him If he WAS sure the defendant wouldn't steal
chicken. AT this he baked in his prolific
nov OF language, scratched his head, looked
first at the Court aud then at the defendant,
and then deliberated. At last he answered.
with grin: Lord Dress you, Mister Bagg. /
dunno muffin bout de niger but tell We. if /
was chicken, and knOwd he was a comm ia
git clear up, sure. If ever I'm a pullet. he
ain Z gwine to git no chance ut me. 'case I'm
g"ine up into de loft ebory time. Yah! YAH
Detroit Free Press
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NOTICE. = -----
Icing IN very in6rm health and desirous of no,
thing all claims against the estate of nv late bns
band, lGov. SanIb Spngg,)as well as against nv
self,l request all persons having claims against
either will forward the same to the subscriber a.
Washington, ID. c.. at the earliest practicable mo-
ment, and do hereby revoke all former agencias ~,
power Of attorney by me relative thereto. - 80
j VIOIIETrA SPRIGG,
. !. Northampton, Prince Georges county, Md,
Annapolis Republican, Upper Marlboro Advo-
vocate, and Bait Sun please publish cost and send
hi ills tn this office for paymant1 -.
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MEDICINES.
Nl RICHEST sDfA1EMa 1TT
49, vopN nv u,NEyEE r,,n,non

What2 Why a, Beautiful Head of Hair.
because it is the ornament God Himself prorided
fer all our race. Reader, although the rose may
bloom ever so brightly in the glowing cheek the eye
the head is bereft of its covering, the HAIR be
snarled and shrveled harsh and dry, still,
III sprinkled with gray. nature will lose more than
half her charms. Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
n used two three times week, viii restore aud
permanently secure to all such an ornament. Read
the following and judge. The writer Of the first is
the celebrated Pianist, Thofb,Tg:
NEW YoRg, April le, 1853.
R. wooD-rear Sri Permit express to ron tie
obi under for the entire OF my
color; sbOut the Of United
States rapidly becoming gray but upon tae appeA
Htir Restorative sns
hue consider Restorative wonde rfl Iven
toa, quite ehc aeious well agreeable am, dear SIR
yours truly, ). THAIBERG.
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ORNAMENTAL TREES.

ORNAMENTAL TREES.
The undersigned solicits the attention Of Plan
tiers To his very extensive stock of well groWn>
FRUIT TREES, viz: ks8
o.m0 Dwarf Pears, choice varieties, suited to-
the Ounce stock; 2n.nON Apples. varieties adapted
To- this region and South; Standard Pears, Pllims
Cherrlss,. Apricots, Nectarines, Ounces, &c, IN
- Blackberries, New Rochelle, Dorchester, and
Newman's ThOrnless, Gooseberries. Currants,
Raspberrles, Native Hardy Grapes, Catawba, lisa
bella, Clinton, Diana. Tokalon, Concord Rebecca
&c; Strawberries, all the standard native sorts,
with the new rare foreign varieties.
Rhubarb Roots, I.lnnaeus, Prince Albert, Ran
dePs Early PROLIFIC, Grey Eagle, &C.; Chinese
shade Trees of all sizes-Wigelias, Forsy thias,
DentzIas, Tamarisks, Double Crimson Peaches,
and other nice Towering acknowledgements, Nor,
way spruce. llemlock. Cedrus Deodara, Pinus Eek
celsa, Basam FIrs, ArborvItses, &e., sy symmetrical
IL Packing executed in best manner, and all
goods delivered IN Washington free OF charge. All
Catalogues mailed to applicants.
JOHN SAUL,
ash TOM ~
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,

"A COMPOUND REMEDY, in which we have labor.d ,c
Concentrated Of Para sar.apas so combined with
otheI Substances Of s e power as to ford
ed to cnre ia believed that such remedy wanted by
those who from strumou, eompan and t,t one winch
this large e,ss Afflicted fellow citizens How connie
many 81 the Eorst cNsss TO he found Of the following com
BL0TCHEs, TUMoRs, SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD
DISEASE, DRoPsY, NEURALGIA or TIC 6oHE IeHf
cry sPfAs RosE or s ASTo 1SS piR
ace M class Of Complaints from MPURTY
This e9mPoand wil b. found great promoter of health
when aksn "a The spring to slPsl The foul humor. which
4 o. ,h,a n'"y raasns disorders npped III,
oHr h"'Gt.' ~. by The aid Of this remedy spare them
sores through which the will of cor
OF he body by ,eratiys medicine Cleanse out the vita
ted blood whenever you had impurities bursng fhrongh
hhd is obstrnctsd and sluggish VEINS cleanse n
ever u fonl aud your feelings will tell you Even
wbTe n0 PlrIcuif felt people enjoy
aud Ave longer, for cleansing blood Keep The LIoo
heshy 1nd al. ell. but nh this pabninm Of life iisOrdsred
must 90 wrong aud the machinery OF fs
Bars pITs has and deserves mucb the reputlfI,n Of &C
conphlng these ends Bnt the world been gouy
tsi is ened for it, In, more !I s%s
many prsparato pretending To be extracts
~ cont'n but tls Of the ViTtus Of Srslpara,
TIES Prss ng qnaTt Extract SdTsiparll, Ear
dollar Aosr OF these frauds upon ne s;rL r.
properties whatever Hence ber and n,i"SI A.
appo'GtmCn has followed the the various extse Of
uslly sed AID synon ynous ilb ,mposa,
and cheat snll We call this compound para ami M
the old Of oboGuy which upon it, And a. ,bi,a us
have ground Tor believing has winch are
BY the ordinary VI tie diseases 10 euTe
order TO seeure their complete the system
The remedy iho1d be nde'ousy tatsa according to drse
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M AGN Pow DERs

will destroy
garden Inserts COckTOGrhsS BED bugs. Eens, Ants,
Moths, aud all pests Of III, rsymiH kind.
The Importance ola reliable article of this kind is
M %aT Tratns[ al teams with
Gle ever discovered which will exterminate them. \
OF Paris, while amidst the ferns of Asia, observed
tat all insects lighting upon certain Kind of plant
to guard their night camps from these intruders
Quantities Of the p ant Were brought home by Mr..
every experment il PPmuy nSess In
,caly prepared to resist the effect ofageand climate
the Governments of England. France, Germany and
Russia, iroIfthe Worlds Fair, and numerous med
Letter from the President Of the United States
ExEcUTIvE MANsION,l
WAsHINGToN, 3lsr lam, 1853.
Worlds Fair, at London, have awarded Won a Medal
"MILLARD FILLMORE, Chairman"
The above was accompanied by a certificate Of
IT'S FREE FROM POISON.
.,, New YoRx, October lst, 1864.
tested your Magnetic Powders aud find them per
fectiy harmless to mankind and domestic animals
but certain death when inhaled by bugs, ants, and
aaIA me B. E. GHILToN, NJ. D., CHEMIST.
PROF CHEMISTRY, n. Y. HOSPITAL"
vn NJ H AEMS /; RoME SqpeTints1ds9t Of the New
ants reaches, moths &c, With Lyons Powder f and
finds it ofimmense value"
Every gardener and housekeeper must have a d.
rect interest in an article of this kind References
can he made to the Astor, St Nicholas, and Metro
polItan Hotels; to Judge MEIGs, President of the
American Institute; James Gordon Bennett. Gen
Winfield Scott, Cyrus w. Field, l.. NJ Pease Of
the Five Points Mission, &C., &c. Judge MEIGs
says, This discovery of Prof. LYON is Of national
Importance. The Farmers Club have tasted il thor
Ougly. Ii Will destroy lOcusts, graSShoppers ants
moths, bugs, and all vcrmin. Garden plants can be
preserved and houses made pure"
I A Arrangements are mada through Messrs
BARNES Il PARK, of New York. To- have il sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
are advertised BE cautionsi
49, INV YORK. November 3th 1881
In retiring from business have sold all INV In
sect Powders and Pills, Letters Patent, and the
secrets pertaining thereto, to MosSrs. BARNES q
PARk. This Powder Is q discovery mad, NV nv
sell and brought from tn. interior Of Asia and il
umk nnwn 10 any other parsons. The genuine and
effective article Is put IN tin clnnistarS and will
continue 10 pear my name l.. LYON
Rats and mice cannot 10 reached by Powder n nd
are Killed 10y MAGNETIC PILL. Order them through
an. merchant.
TITS Lyons Powder kills insects in a trice,
But 10y on's Pills are mIX esl for rats and mice
sample flask y cents regular sizes 81 cents and
81. Follow directions. Use freely and thoyoDgbIv
BARNES K PARK
ID and Is Park Row, New York
Also, the MEXICAN MUSTANG IJNIMENT
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Drvch ar Gwvliedydct
Mrr Nrrrrp.prp nIrI

WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, 10 Nassau ct Aprl u 1859
PROF. q. J WoOD-Dear Sir Some month ~ six weeks
received bottle HAIR Restor and "
my wife, udrd try ii her hair, uls
the time that wonld the hair
color, her well surprise, after weeks
trial has performed thai wonderful effect by all
gray hair dark brown the he
hlck the aIT strongly recommend the
to all persons Of Such change Of ther hair
CAR. .s.... CHARLES CARnEw.
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FRENCH PENASCE.-Winter brings back to
US not only dinners-but balls. those twin plea
sures of long evenings. The first of the Pari-
sian season took place in n saloon of the Chau-
see d Antin; and, remsrking the ardor with
which young girls rushed thither n chronicler
relates the means which q Cure employed to
prove to his young penitents the true foundation
for their love of dancing
When they confessed to have hopped and
waltzed whole nights through:
Then you love to dance extremely" said he
to them.
- All yes Monster lie Cure
We'll, then, L will give you a very sweet
penance: you shall dance before your mirror for
three hours, all alOne,''
They went away, very well cOntented with
leniency of their pastor; but whenthey returned
to the confessional he said to them:
Well, did you vigorously observe your pen
ancel'
No, Monsieur lie Cure they severally re-
piled; lit was not pOssible-dance for three
hours entirely by oneself! Could we do it2''
"Ah, replied the pastor, lit is not then only
the dance that you IOye,n
In all probability, the young girls retired to
muse over what else there might be that was
the true cause of their infatuation for the Tcrp-
siohorean art. Of course they found out: for
nova days, maidens are not Obliged to sigh
long for such information like the naive fran
deIn In the quaint German ballad
''Oh, who will tell
poor little innocent maid like me.
Forwhat. besidesspcaking. my two lips NAV be-
and they may have before suspected that their
gallant partners had something to do with their
complete enjoyment.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP THE
WORLD
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world ia
hARTSHoRNES PEGToRAL SYRUP OF


THIS article is prepared by a chen,St ami IN n,o
nouncesi 10y medical men. and those who have ,,sed
H. 10 he the best PREPARATION fnr Coughs Colds Ca
tarEh, BLOdchHtN, HOdTSSHsSS, SOyS TbraJt T,on, =,
tOtd, and preventive Ofthat hon of IA seases Tn
sumption. " '"' 20"
The taste s0ttens, clears and STRENGTHENS the voic
aiiays al irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
IL bottles Is and 50 cents and 81. Sold nv all
dla. " b'''" " al" aI e; W
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PROF o ] WOOD With confidence dol rec oIamend your
Hair Restorative, beng the ee article
using II Restorative haIr and
which almost white, gradually grown drTk aud
row feel confident apple will
them their natural color Ii also has relieved
udrnh nd unpleasant hing, among PsTsOns
who peTspire freely. j. q. ki1.BY.
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Also, the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
THE GREAT yITAL ,REGENERAToR,

TNHE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR,
TRIESEMAR!
IRlESEMAR-Protected by ROYAL Letters Pat
eent OF England. and secured by the Seals of the
lega of Medicine, Vienna. WI
No. Is Invaluable for relaxation, spermatorrpa
and ply sIcal eXhaust ion. and il a tonic
No. completely eradicates all traces of those iii
eases that have been hitherto treated by the
and pernlclous use of copavia and cn6ahs
No. has entirely supPlautrd the injurious use of
mercury thereby lnsurng To the sufferer speedy re-
venom Of disease,
= TRlESEMAR, No. l. and 5, are prepared in the
form Of nZenge, devoid of tast" or smell and can
be carried IN the waistcoat pocket. SOLD IN TIN
Gases, And DIVIDED MO SEPARATE Dos rs admin
istered by Valpeau, I.aeman, Roux, Ricord S G
&c. Price 81 each, or four cases i'm one for Sa
which saves 81: and in q cases. whereby there is
a saving Of 50. 70 be had Wholesale and retail nj
DIR; BARROW, l57 Prince street. New York, I'm
IneIlately on roceIvIng n remittance, DIR. Barrow
VIII forward the TTlesemar to any part of the World
securely packed and addressed according To the i'm,
For sale IN this city nv PORD A. RRn oo,oar Of
~ Nv anu nun ST. mar Is SIN
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THE EVENING-SFAR~
MEDICINE AND THE GOSPEL.

Tne VI. II. Sh00fs-Ihe ~. Ne NAe0s
Yesterday tho quiet Heighborhood OF Adams
street was electrified by q most unusual occur
renee On that street resides very venerable
physician, who unites in his practice all that is
good in the varioussciences promulgated by the
disciples of Homeopathy, Hydropsthy, Phlebo-
tony, Allopathy, and Botany, the latter. or
ThOmpsonian philosophy predominating Well,
this venerable carer Of mems bodily ailments
has wife-the partner Of bis sorroMs, the sharer
of his joys, the happiness Of his hearthstone
and the sunshine of his existence. Being a
model wife, she, of course. is attached to a
church, and as there is seldom q church with
out pastor, she was Of course attached to the
pastor. How long the attachment to the pastor
has existed we have not been informed. nor do
we know whether the husband has been aware
of il for any length Of time However, yester-
day about half an hour before noon, the ply
stefan entered his house abruptly, and to the
inmates most unexpectedly But as he entered
the house, the iron entered his soul, and he
concluded to put lead into the head of some one
else What sight was there before him Upon
a sofa, in the dOmicil Of her husband under
the roof of her legal spouse, was the wife and
with her the reverend gentleman under whose
preaching avery large congregation are march
ing in the path to salvatiOn-thcre were the
guilty parties detected fagrants deiictn!
shrek, Mysteries, and a faint were the per-
formances Of the faint one; an exclamation Of
astonishment, followed by a rapid fight, were
the acts Of the ID. d., and rush for his pistols
was the instant action of the M d. Two shots
In rapid succession were fired, but no damage
was done, the reverend gentleman fleeing with
aspeed that would have done honor to Flora
Temple. The infuriate husband pursued him,
pistol in hand. far down State street, but the
clergyman succeeded in hiding himself This
Is all that is known to the public, What took
place thereafter between pastor and flock is
not yet unveiled, and we will offer no coniec-
lures: All We can say is that Chicago has es-
capped very narrowly tragedy rs fearful, in
all particulars, AZ the SiekloS-Key homicide ut
Washington. -.-
N.B-We forgot to state that all the parties
are colored. Times
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Ill, MlyI.IsS
PRoF WOOD; About two ,

PRoF. WOOD; About years ago NY hair oOmme 4
filling OF and turning gray; fast becoming bald, aud
had tried many remedies OBJECT commenced using
Restorative January last lev apple atoms fastened
my h'iT firmly began hl up and turned hlek
former color bick Al hIs time Is fully restored
original color health, aud appearance and cheerfy
meudiIS ~ 10 all J. u. HOES
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MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY. If receS-
iYl saTy. Descriptive Circulars. with testimonial
NAV he obtained from any Druggist who has thi Is
valuable medicine for sale.
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