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IT is a most uOdoubted fact that Dr.. Sauford's
I~urigora.Or, or Liver Remedy, is one OF tne
greatest discoveries made in medicine ,ne past
century. 1t has been a study OF tue Dr.. during
twenty years practice 10 find what particolnt
organ, wheH diseased, caused the greaIesr mum
Der of ills or pains, and his conclusion is, that
the liver is the greatest regulator of me system
and the most liable 20 disease, while i: kept free
from disease is preventive OF Dyspepsia, Jauo-
dice, general debility, &C., Whiie last bas Ia:
from least VIC mention consunpioni Cor our ex-
perience is that more cases ofconsumotion occnr
from diseased liver tnan from al! other causes
put together.
Taking this 10 be a correct hypothesis, VIC
have but 10 find a remedy with which TO correct
the liver, and we have a cure of nearly all the
diseases We are subjec, to by simply u>iog a
preventive. That the LnoigoratOr is such a
remedy, is beyond doubt 20 all vino try it, for
its virtues are such that for all complaints aris-
ing from liver arrangements, IL is an %unGailing
remedy, while as a family medicine, for all dis
eases Of the stomach or bowels, which are caus-
ed in a greater or less degree by liver derange
mem, i, is the safest, sureSt and most GificaCiOus
remedy kuoHn.-PriR. Press. dec7
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NEW YORK

Dec. 2s.-Flour dull, 5000 bbls. sold at $4,GO
a4,85 for Southern, a decline of loo. Wheat
has a declining tendency. Corn heavy, 1000
flush. sold at 56a6O for White. Prime Pork adj
vanced Toe, quoting at l3,25a13,5 80. Stocks
flower.
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GEN. WALKER GOING TO wAsnINGToN.
NEW YoRx, Dec, 28.-Gen. Walker delivered
himself up to MarshsI Rynders, who made mr.
engagements for accompanying the prisoners to
Washington, Tomorrow, to ascertain the inten-
tons of the President.
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CASH NOTICE.
.,l aG.r JANUARY FIRST, 1855, all retar sales
he for Cash, by [Lec23I MARSH q WAYMAN.

WE request that our patrons would always
hand in their advertisement by three O'Clock
in the afternoon, in order to secure their inser-
uon in the morning following. The crowd of
,i,bt work renders it necessary.
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Cold, CohA.-If you have a cold, go to
JOhnstOn's and get a bottle of the Syrup of Ele-
eampain. lfyOur hair is falling off get a bottle
Of Genuine AlOpccia. If you wish to make
good bread or biscuit, get a paper of The Old
Dominion Yeast Powder. If you wish anything
IN the Drug or Medicine line and a pure article,
8" to I, b. JohustOn's I76, Market street.
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cHARTER ELECTION
street CommTssIoner,

Mr.. ENRON IL Offer myself a. L candidate Tor Street
Commissioner, Il. the coming Chsr.e' election. :. elected
I will tndesva.t to discharge the duties otSAe office as mere
to:ore, othe b=s- o: my abilities. HENRY SHARP.
HR. E~DrrDR-P:ease an1ou1;e DASIsI DUNBAR, as E
candidate if Superintendent. o. Wetr- Wo=Ss a. ne COM
ing Charter Election. EVERY PERSON.
dec IS, 1879.
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"Ohl the fever and the famine"

"Ohi the fever and the famine"
Oh! he tool the ague Sorely,
And It shook him. shook im badly;
Shook his boots %, and his toe-nHilsi
shook his teeth out, and Lid hair Ufi
Shook his coat all into t%atteTs,
Aud his shirt ali into ribbons;
ShiTtless, cOailess, hairless, tOO;hleEs,
Ninu, boots and ni1y tOe-nails,
SLtl Il shook hlm-sEOuk him tnl u
Made him yellow, guHnt and boDy;
SHOOK him till lac reached his deaih-bedi
shook him till Il shullied TOr him
on his mortal coil, AMI then IL
Having made him cold as could be,
Shook the earth stin down upon him,
Ani h still lies meath his ErHveEtone,
ETrr shaking, shaking, shaking,
And = shaking, shaking, shaking.
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Tie RiFer.-There were nine feet seven.i in
ehes waite in the channel yesterday evening"
Iianing all day, and business dull.
Tue Courier, Capt, John Mcclure, arrived yes.
'enday morning from Cincinnati, with only a
moderate trip. She leaves this evening positive
". With her punctuality, speed, such a com.
mAndeF as Capt Mcclure, and such clerks as
Capt Jelly and Battelle, she is fast winning fay
or with the public.
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Pos lie Intelisencsr,

Msssrs EniroRs-I neg leave respectfully to Announc
through she columns .: YOU paper, lny name rs a eandi
date for the Office o: City Sergeant ut the approaching Char
-er Election. JAMES o. HAiYLEY.
dec. 25, Isle
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CARLYLE, IlL., June %, 1909
Ihave used Prof O., j. Wooh's Hair restorative, and
have admired Its wonderful effects. MyLa.T VAS bee'n
ing, as 1 thought, prenaturely gray, bui by the use Of ills
Restorative 1t has resumed Its original color, and, lhuNc
no Goubt, permanently so.
S. BRESSE, ex-senator, u. S.
OIL. wooD& CO., Proprietors, Sl2 Broadway, \. Y.,Cn
the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establishment and ia Market
street, St. Louis, Mo. And sold by all good Druggists.
&N3m I'D
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MEsSRs. EDTOEs PLEASE announce our fellow citizen,
Nr. T. A. M~CNAU6HTES us nm Independent citizens can.
did=-e %. City Sergeant, a. the ensuing Chatter Election =
4s. AS frlly eOnpetens 20 discharge the duties or that
on &c, and IL Slect=d, SHl make a fai.hful and efficient of
hce=. A VOTER.
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4 Shaking Rcrisiom-Hiaeatha LmPrOred.
The following Hawaiian production is sup
posed to be descriptive of a popular ailing in
SHAmpy places, yulgaFiy called the "yaller
ague ~
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0OHcert and BaA.-The concert and ball at
the MelOdeOn last night was a delightful af.
fair, and the enjoyment experienced was tho
rough and complete.
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RALTIMoRE MARKET.

DEC. 28.-Flour dull. Wheat ditto, at $40
al,2U for White and 81 ,02a1 ,05 for Red. Corn
Ibuoyant and advanced, new White 45a49; Vel.
low 4Sa52. Whisky dull 2I3a22c. Exchange
on New York $l,024
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PeonIe,n CnndIdnte.

MEssRs. EnIoEs.-Please announce the name o: ALEX
ANDER WALLACE, as = candidate for City S=rgeaGs al
the rex: municipal election and o5lise
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For superintendent of water Works.
MASKS. EDTUEs.-rrustin= tina. my services a. SuperIn-
seuLen. during the pas, year have .Ae. With the appreciation
Of sac public, ThicnI have hoped and Ge ired.l AGAR reg
pec:f uily CEeI myself as an H4deDeHdeRt Candidate for
re-elee: on 20 sue Office. [dec2zI LANES III. HALL
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yO ~BOESEKEEPEES

IMPROVED ENAMELED AIE-TI6HT FRUIT JAEs!
THE only article that can be used year aitc. yea. ard
Il answer a good purpose, Tor preserving fruits, We. eia-
Dles, &c.,&c., in their natural stale: TIE body o. .he Tsie
Is perfe city solid, the glaiEe pure liii glass, End sac J$Is
free from all Metallic substance. They are free irJi. cry
objection OF poison, light, POrousnesk, &c, &C., Tlici, iave
condemned the Jars HDd Cans male OF OtheE mRteriGiS.
Full directions accompany each Jar. For safe. EnoIeEa.e
and retail, at the House Furnishing Store Of
j.. K. DUNHAM 6co..
iYGI 1l5 Main Street, Hhserin=. Va.
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Ill

1NHE co-par;nershlP heretofore existing between the un.
\ dersigned, as Cushing & nsbuu, has been this day Gis-
solved Oy mutual consent. The partnership business Will
be left IN the hands OF ID. Gushing TO close up, vino Is dug
authorized 90 use the lame OF the GTm for that purr oSe.
Wheeling, Nov. II, 1851. D. CUSHING.
decl-Sn daW s.. q. OSEUH.
A LII The sizes Draylns Paper, just received by
IA oc9O PAYNE 4 co.
IMPROVED ROSEMARY \ CASTER OIL, for !np,ov-
Il ing, enbelish. ng, and curling tile hair, for sale by
dec15 7. Il. JOHNSTON, 1TG Market St.
CALLD OIL.-Pins Said on for medicinal or table use,
dssiS t. u. JOHNSTON, 100, Nartct st.
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Priced WooD: It was a long time aft,r : saw yon Al Bliss
field before L got the bottle OF Restorative for which YOU
gave me IN order n your agent 10 Detroit, and when J lot
Il we concluded 10 try st on MFS. AlAnn's hair, US the shrIst
test Of its power. 1t has done all that you assured NE 1t
woulu do; and others OF my family sna fri'Ids, having wit
messed its effects, are now using and Recommending iS IEe
t. others as entitledt to the highest consideration yoE cla!m
for it Again, very respectfully and truly, ours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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MRECKED.

ST. JonNs, Dec. 2s.-The schooner of the As
ISOLATED Press, was wrecked in the late storm.
The steamer that passed Cape Race on Satur-
day is supposed to be the Arago.
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CITIZENS CANDIDATE.
J oder myself as a candidate iOr the ofeeoi CITY SER
GEANT, a. ;he comius Charter Election, and f elected l
shall endeavor to meet .ne just expectations o; the public,
dectT 4. s. HALLoWELL.
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New YORK, Dec. 27.-The steamship North
crn Light has arrived with California dates to
the 9TH inst.
The Northern Light brings So, OOO,O 900 of gold
from California. Among her passengers is Gen.
Walker, who with one hundred and fifty OF his
men were captured by Commodore Paulding of
the U. S. frigate Wabash. The General is on
parole. The men were placed on board the U.
s. sloop.of.war Saratoga, to be convened to Nor
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n RETIRED PHYSICIAN
4 YRARAORAGE

Whose sands of life have nearly run out, dis overed,
while In the East Indies. 4 csrtSip cure for coEspm.-
tion. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, COlesr and Cereal
-D.bIity. The remedy Was diseoVerSdb BY him wi ufis Orly
child, a daughter, vas given up to die. He hSd heard
npel, Of the wonderful restorative and healing qualities Of
Drcparaiions made from the East India Hemp, ard Ae
ibSs9bt occurred to him that he might make 4 Feuedy fer
Ma chId, lie studied hard and succeeded In realizirg his
TIsbeS. His child was cured, and is nov alive ard well
u. bas EInce administered the wonderful remedy TO sEou-
sands OF sufferers IN all parts Of the world andhehas rsve$
tailed in making them completely healthy ard happy
WiSb InV 70 a. as much good as possible, ha viii sePd to
speh OF ais AFFLICTED fellow beings as reqG=st 1t, this recipe,
In nT md explicit directions for making IT up, AID
sssessSfuur usIDEit. He requires eLeh gPPlieNE1toin-l
eIoSs him one shiIing-three cents 70 be returned as
0Ss,,cs 81 the reeIpe. and the remainder to be applied
10 he paymsnt OF this advertisement.
address DR.. H. JAMES, No-ls Grand St.,
n.SGjm jersey City, Nj.
[T15TINETT OFTED RERF, lust received and for sale 81
n. A. EDWARDS ( BRO.
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a BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH LOSSY HAIR /!
Completely Preserved
no rnE GREATEsT AG Ei!:

A Nd who that IL gray would nos have il restored 10 fo!-
"A mer color: o. bald, but would haNe the Fro~t tn restore,
or troubled with seroiula, scald hrhd, or etler trultGlfI
but would be cured, or with sick heHdache, (nenrAlEiAlLuS
would be cured. 1t Will also 7 moVe all llinplt nGinAhe
face and skin. Frof. Moods Hair Restorative will 10 all
this, see circular and and the following:
AAH AHRUE, November 8, 1856.
pROP. 0.J. WouD-DenT Sir: I hAye heard much salt II
the wonderful effects Of your Hair Restorative, hut havitg
been so often cheated by ~quaeEvry and quRck nOstrups -
hair dyes, &C., WAS disposed TO place your Restorative ~
tile same category with the thousand and one loudly trunr-
peted quack remedies, until 1 tact you IN Lawrence county
some months since, when you give ire such insurance as
induced the trial OF your Restorative ia my Inmily-hrst
by my good wife, whose lair had become very THU. ahdtI
tirely white, and before eNhaustlng one Of your large bot.
ties, her lair Was restored nearly to its original beautiful
brown color, and had thiekened and become beautiful alG
glossy upon, and entirely over the head; she continues TO
use II; not simply because Of its beautitAing elects ulOr
tie hair, but because Of its healthul ihfu, nee upon tic
head aud mind. Others OF my faInly and friends are usins
your Restorative, with the happiest effectsi therefore, NY
aEeptieism and douts in reference I" It's eharaeiar GlI
value are entirely removed; aud l can and do most cordisI-
ly and coniidentiany reecOmnCnu its use by all who would
have their hair restoIq from white or gray (by reason VI
sickness or age,1 to original color and beauty, and by young
persons who would have thvir hair beautiful aid glossy,
Heryt uly and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
P1rrsBuGo, Dec. 2T.-No change in the river.
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ALIenGion Cijlzeos!
NEW AUCTION HOUSE!

Pm WITH YOU ONCE AGAIN"
w a. MoYsToN informs the citizens, and public gem
wv . orally, thai ne Is new on hani and ready to receive
consignments 70 dispose OF ct Auction, corner Of Markss
aud Unior streets, in the stoTe.TOOIu row occupied by
Geo. Wilson. Sales every market morning. Goods should
,, scot Ii Tuesdays and Frfdays. Sales puuctually stten-
ted 10 - any Sime or place; sheTeIore, ..Do not stand upon
eeremlLy but send % your goods at once oe10l
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- nAII.Y INTHLLIGBNCER

VIII he furnished to subscribers living i" any
...t If the city or suburbs, at 10 cents per
pl bv leaving their names at the Office, or at
voooey's Literary Depot, corner Main ard
Monroe streets.
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COMMERCIAL.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES,
BY 4. M. PUmPzHREN.
wHEsLsso, De.. "a, 1857.
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SUPERIOR NEWS INK.
10. s,ye iasr received a; :uis office, another !o' OF 6u'fs
We" w T-T, Ink-ihe hes; n the country. Orders rom
-, o5ssIp promptly aiied. Terms cNsr.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NORTHERN LIGHT.

-cALIFoRNIA news.
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VOCAL MUSIC.

MIR. N. H. MORGAN will eomueneeh his Evening Classin
NJ Vocal Music on Monday evening, 2Sth, at his rooms
In Hornbrook's Building. Persons desarous ofjoInlne the
class will please make application before thattlm4.
The hours Of each session VIII be from Z TO 9 7. 81. No
TEENE.-$2 for Efteeh LESSONS. sep2S
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OFSIcE, CORNER wArEE y MONRoE srseETs.
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". a. EDWARDS + BRO.
The Placer herald., 1857-05-02
The City of Mexico.

"Mexico, in its prominent aspects, is a
striking and attractive capital. Its architce-
ture, particularly its churches and public
edifces, cannot fail to impress the stranger
Its spacious streets; its open plaza, f1anked
on one side by the cathedral, on the other by
the ample proportioned palace: its charming
Almedo, with its shady avenues and winding
walks, together with its far reaching smooth
ly graded passo, where beauty and chivalry
daily meet vieng with each other in rich
ness of display and genuine courtesy, are al
most inviting and promising.
"But Mexico is not an industrial city. It's
thoroughfares are ever thronged from early
dawn, where crowds are seen of aged ma
irons and charming senortas vending their
way to mathis, and through the whole day
with dense populations; but it is not the
stirring multitude which characterizes our
Atlantic cities. There is through the mass
an absence of bustling animation, a listess
nertness, a moving to and fro, seemingly
without an aim or an object, a void at once
of occupation or amusement. A passing in
cident, a picture shop, rapidly draws around
it listless multitude. 1t is true most of
those are Indians, who centre in the metro
polls, from miles around, to trafiick their
little wares and spend the hours in sluggish
inactivity.
There is indeed great display of wealth
and apparently no scarcity of the precious
metals But in the absence of prominent re.
sources, or striking indications of busy traffic,
you inquire whence comes it! You look in
vain for those stirring marts where the mer-
camille operations of a city concentrate, and
are pursued on a great and extensive scale.
None of those gigantic warehouses and mer-
chant palaces which you witness in our
Broadwavs and Chesnut streets; few of those
confusing dins from the rumbling wheels of
loaded drays, the clanking noise of busy
workshops, or the hoarse, harsh whistle of
the steam pipe. Retail shops scattered over
the city, would seem the chief depository of
traffic; and even the famous Portalias, where
these are collected, and where beauty and
fashion congregate, are meagre and insight
fcant by the side of our lIayne and King
streets.
"The capital indeed would seem the cen
tire, not of the realization of wealth but ra-
ther of its expenditure. Here would ap-
pear TO concentrate the riches acquired else
where, and the chief competition to be in
its vain ostentaton, and grandeur of display.
The striving industry is one of dissipation
not of acquisition. The Almedo and the
Passo are the busy marts where the only
rivalry is displayed, and its fruitful enterprise
developed in sumptuous dress, costly jewels,
and expensive equipage, and where the real
struggles of life are portrayed, in earnest
efforts to contend with, and outdo one
another"
The Placer herald., 1857-05-02
PHYSICAL Changes in Man.

About the age Of thirty-six the lean man
usually becomes fatter,I Iand the fat man lean
er. Again, between the years forty-three
and fifty his appetite fails, his complexion
fades and his tongue is apt to be furred upon
the last exerton of body or mind AT
this period, his muscles become habby, his
joints weak, his spirits droop, and his sleep
is imperfect and unrefreshng. After suffer
ing under these complaints year, or perhaps
two years, he starts afresh with renewed
vigor, and goes on to siXty-one or sixty-two
when similar change takes place, but with
aggravated symptoms. When these grand
periods have been successively passed, the
gravity of the incumbent years is more
strongly marked, and he begins to boast OF
his ara
The Placer herald., 1857-05-02
Whitewash for Outside Fences.

AS this is the season of the year when
considerable whitewashing is performed, the
following will be found useful:
Take clean barrel, that will hold water.
Put into it half bushe of quicklime, and
slack it by pouring over it boiling water
sufficient to cover it four or five inches deep,
and stirring it until Stacked. When quite
Stacked, dissolve it in water, and add two
pounds of sulphate of zinc, and one of com
mon salt, which may be had at any of the
druggists, and which in few days will cause
the whitewash to harden on the wood work.
Add sufficient water to bring it to the CON
sstency Of thick whitewash.
For fawn color, add lbs. umber; ! lb. In
dian red, and ID ampblack.
For grey or stone color, add lbs raw
umbre, and lbs lampblack.
The color may be put on with common
whitewash brush, and will be found much
more durable than common whitewash.
Scientific american.
The Placer herald., 1857-05-02
The Human Face

The Rev. Orville Dewey, in one ofhs Lee
lures on the Problem of Human Destiny, re-
marks:
"The expression of the face is most beau
tifu distinction of humanity. We are little
aware of the influence which it constantly
exerts. If the dumb animal, over whom man
exercises his cruelty, if the horse or dog,
when suffering by a blow from the violence
of man, could turn upon him with a look Of
Indignation or appeal, could any one resist
the mute eXpostulation? How extraordinary,
too, the difference of expression in the hu-
man face, by which the recognition of per-
sonal identity is secured! On this small sur
face, nine inches by six, are depicted such
various traits, that among the millions of in
habitants on the earth, no two have the same
lineaments of the face. What dire confusion
would ensue if all countenances were alike;
if fathers did not know their own children
by sight, nor husbands their wives. But now
we could pick out our friend from among the
multitudes of the assembled universe"
The Placer herald., 1857-05-02
HASTY CLIPPINGS.

LONG WHILE OUr-In February last, a
man in Pee Dee, S. c., received letter which
had been mailed to him, 22 miles distant, in
1888. The letter had been t,oenty-four gears
on the way, and contained $50 BILL
HATH NO EARs-It is stated that there is
a negro woman in Virginia who has no ears,
yet distinctly hears what is said to her by
opening her mouth. If this be true she must
have an admirable capacity for drinking in
discourse"
Minnesota, it is said, contains more valua-
Bile land and navigabe waters than any OF
the States.
No less than ten bridges are already built,
projected, or in process of construction across
the Mississippi above St. Louis.
AN OLD BACHELOR BRUsTLING UP.-Mr.
Buchanan, in his inaugural, speaks of "our
children and our children's children"
The police of New Orleans parade pick
pockets through the public squares and places
of resort, placarded, so that the public may
get acquainted with them.
A statistican who has compiled list of
killed and wounded during the Revolutionary
War makes it as folows:--Britsh 1886;
American, 9,27l.
The value of brown sugar imported into
the United States, during 1856 was $22, 400,
254; white loaf and refined sugar, and mo-
lassases $4,334, ,6G8; tea $685. 3,s9l; coffee
$2l ,6l4,l ,l90.
The Customs Revenue of Canada for the
last fiscal year amounted to 4,363 900, which
is an increase Of 81 100000 over the previous
year. This increase has taken place under
the new tariff, which abolished the 80 per
cent. duty, and increased the specific duty on
articles of luxury.