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The Placer herald., 1858-06-19


'PoLITICs IN PLACER."-Such is the cap
tion of an article in which the Press informs
its readers that we have been tarrying in the
upper portion of Placer; and ii expects to
hear from us glowing accounts of the Demo-
cracy in the mountains. We regret to have
kept the editor in any suspense regarding
the sentiment among the Democracy we
have met on our visit; but that he may not
remain in ignorance we will inform him that
the Democracy Of Placer, wherever we have
met them, are sound to the core, and ready
as they ever have been, to give battle to their
political enemies. They cannot be driven
from their principles by foes without or with
in the party. They despise sectionaism in
all its phases, and have an adherence for all
men who endeavor to assume the yarb of
Democracy for traitorous purposes They
regard papers calling themselves Douglas
Broderck journals, and their editors, AS
wolves in sheeps clothing, and not to be
trusted or confided in by National Democrats
for one moment. They consider the Demo
cratic party as the only truly national and
conservative party in the Union, and the
maintanance Of its principles as necessary
to the peace and perpetuity of our ins'itu-
tutions. They regard the success of princi-
pie as more important than the support of
men, and will not fail to convince all small
beer agitators of the fact, when the time
for action arrives. And, in conclusion, they
regard the Placer Press as totally deficient
in political consistency and honesty, and a
paper that every true Democrat should con-
slider as false light
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-07
STANDARD, BEMIS & MURRAY,

We recsiviug the following well known brandsoi
Flour On consignment to which We call the attention
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CLEVELAND, zANBSTlLLB & CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

kA " - - -
On and after March 8, 1883
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
leave Cleveland IN the trains Gf the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad at 4l5 p N |changIng rars al
HudsOn,l for Cuyahoga Falls, Akr9n, OrrEille and
Mllersburg: connecting al Ornlle with trains the
Pittsburgh Fl Wayne aud Chca-o X. r., east, and west
Cant5n Massil0n, Wooster Louds uvlle and Mansfield
Trains leave Aliersburg for Ceve and AZ e5 A n and
Is P NJ connecting al Orryille with the P IT
Z. r. R, which passengers, from Canton, Massil-
lOn Wooster L0udenvle aud Mansfield reach Cleveland
by the evening train atlOOj ?. M
feb3 SIMON PERKINS. Sup't
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COMMERCIAL.

pIAIN AND UhNA1ItltIl1I1 7 hIlNII-NN1
Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every description
@ Il the Printing Establishment OF the LeldeT Once On
latest improved aud rapid steam presses in The best
style On shor notice. and reasonable rates Paiie14r
attention paid blank work. Every description cd bnd
ng d5ua especially Blank Books, Ledsers JouInais'
Sales Books Receiving Books, &C, &C
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Sept. 9th.

ARRIVALS.
Steansr Cify % Ccv land Luuv Ontnlaggn; y Mules,
4 HofSe. Jackson Co; 5051 bbls Fish, H 4 Mch.
Steamer Ocean, Evans Detroit hhds 5. Iron 2lo0 De, u
pkgs II. Goods, rolls, 5. Lead, I reel Lake PIpei
blI Wheat
Steamar Forest Queen, liller, Buffalo
PrOl Genesee Cnief Bond. Duukrk; . tons 5 lbs Mlse
schooner Chisholm Kennedy Por Huron; So 81 N Lumber
2.sO0 Pickets J. K lockwood
Schooner Augus IA handu, Brown Buffalo.
Sch5uuer York state Stewart Buffalo; 100 tons Coal Price
Schooner Kate Richmoud Ingraham, Buffalo.
r. Hubbard Savior Forest Bay, lfI M Shi ges, J. NJ
Holt
ROsc1e. R0buck Buffalo.
Scow Peudleton, Peter, Fremont
ROena, Farer Sandusky, IS cord stone, 20 n curb stone
CLEARANCEs.
Steamer City Of Cleveland, Luudy, Ontouagun,4 head
cattle. 90 bbls -four. , mds.
FOrsg Queen. Miller. Buffalo leo bbls -four, 4 Co
Ocean. Evans. Detroit loi sundrles.
Queen CITY Me Bride. Sanduskv.
Schooner Wm Case BuO TO ChicEgu takes so tons coal
schooner Wins Of ;he Morning, GRAY. Toledo
Schooner ". 4 Chisholm. Kennedy, Port Hlruu
Schooner EelUty, Locke Buffalo, 35 NJ stavts j s Har-
beck.
Sc0w n C McAdams Detroit, % tons coal, T. Price
ScOw Rich Pt. Hurun CO tons coal, II D HsrTy-
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-sept. I

Fl0uT-Dull ssloc lover; sales $500 6hls AZ S55a4S
for unsound, $ for supeTne State 50 for
S50Sd5i5 for suPerfne western: s5sse,i5 for common
10 medium exrra S57od55 :for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio market closing quiet and tenIne
dow ward Canadian Flour quiet sales 80 bbls at SD
6o for Common 10 choiceeIra Rye Flour af $50 so
Wheat-Firm demand moderate; szlcs 1000 bu dzmas-
ed Milwaukee club So $40 bu prime Chicago spring
Sl0; LOO white Ky AZ 81 40 l2o9J southern tat 81
l-30fJr red, Sl,25dI.s IS white
Rye-dull Al 73G76
Barlsy-Nomihsl At S2l9T5 as per quality.
CuTn-Lowe; sales 1900 bush 65 s0c fuTunsound. q
as for good mixed Western sSs7 for Jersey
and southern yellow whch very scarce white oi-
nal a. S3ds5c.
oais-Dun and fOwsr; sales 4s75o for State and s25a
for Western
whsky-Unehansed; sales 100 bbls. at 2s5Sc and loO
bbls choice brands al &c
Pork-AIarkef dull aud lower sales so bbls Sl1,4
l7,50 for mess, SIS 50 for prime.
Beef-Qaei and unchanged; sales 100 bbls sll 75G
y f1r courtymesS. Sl4l4I for repacle meSS Sl51l5O
for extra Nothing doing Ber hams and prime mess
beef
Cut AleasDull and hoaVy, GO hhdsst s5sssc for hams
and "a tazc 1or shoulders.
l.aru-QuIet and firm, sales 80 bhls At Il5SaIlysc
Bufter-l2al7c for Ohio, and l6S2oc Tor Slate
Chsese-Dull al 5d75sc
Stocks steady. IN bonds 7o5<. 50; Enc Sol; Chi
R -: Lac Nil 3sS; zsadinE ss5s; Gal 4 CHI s1S.
NJ san do preferred s67S Pan ny
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Gngrapers.

ENG X 1YING AND LITHOGRAPHfNa
RRAINARD 4 &BURRIDGE. WOOD
u ENGRAYERs AND LITRoGRAPHERs, h
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The Northern Transportation Co., Co.

The northern transportation Co.,
WILL, DURING The PRESENT
w season run their well known and popular linz Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING TESSELSF
Regularly between Ogde sbugh and oswego and the Up
per Lakes, forming
DAILY Line betlceeR OgdSRs6Nrgh and Os,vegO,
and Ports on Lake Ere
And Trl-Weekly Line between Oglensbugt and Oswero
and Ports Lake Achg gau Connecting Ogdensbureh
with the Ogdeusburgh and Vernon. CeItral Route be-
OgdenSburgh. Burlington, Concord Manchester
Lawrence, Nashua. Lowell Boston. and At Osy-ero
Class Canal Boats arge size) the enlarged canal he
tween Oswego and New York, thus afordng Regular,
Speedy and Cheap Route, with but transhpment b.
tween Boston, New England and New md the Wesfl
al OsegO for Dock and Storage facilities with abun-
dsnt accommodations for handling asserting and Shipping
Freight upon the plan practiced a eusburgh guar
antee the safe prompt and perfect delivery Of all property
entrusted to its
ms Line connects at Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line OF Prupeersto Lake Superior aud with Railroay 10
Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville End ST.
LOUIS.
AGENTS AND CONsIGNEEs:
Mys5s A Co. Sc Cg9t,ss Gus kImoS los State ST.
Geo Clark, ll3 Broad 81, cravfork q Co, ogdensb'h
HoyeT \ Crawford, Oswego. wm. 7. Walker. Toledo o
New YORK T. r. Mathews, Detroit, Nh
hAihsr Z Co, Chicago, III B9relay 4 Co., Milwaukee
coSHGNEKs
LOCKER Co, Racine. u. F. KIRKLAsD, sheboygaa.
Chamberlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
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LOCKER Co, Racine. IF. KmKLASD, sheboygaa
Chamberlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
ise-tlff
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oSwEGo PRODUCE NARKET-ssp,. 6.
IsT TELEGRAFHl
Fl1ur-SesdT-
wheat-Heid firm and dan salet J 90 hush red Toledo
a SIE
Curn-Quict
Canal IcishiE-Sseady -four 27e wheat 75c com &c to
New York
Lake impor-ll Oo9 bbls ur e5 200 bush wheat; 81 oo
bush corn. l.Sj bush barley.
Canal ErpoTts-3 COO bbs -four. 900 burh heat 81
bush com, 400 barley, 400 oatE.
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FINANCIAL, ETC

There Is nothing new to note in financial matters a home
Bsirss continues moderate and money sufficiently abundant
Abroad an Improvement manifest in many places The =
Y Journal Of Commerce Of Saturday says there is lair de-
,n5 for opev and that it is difficult TO obtain time loans
inside rates lately current The Commercial Express Of
ieo saws that there better feeling in city and country
In rsrd 70 business that It viii be ABSOLUTELY large
but reasonably COED and conducted a safe basis
Ts Cincinnati Commercial reports tie demand for money
improving and the market growing active with an up
ward tendency Fst class local paper quoted al sue
hodges journal Of Finance gives following list Of pre-
csrioss and doubtful banks
Rank OF America. Tenn
FArmers' Bank, North CaroliuA.
Bank OF Pbeuixvil e, Pa
Pittston Bank. Pa
Mckean County Bank Pa.
WarEiek Bank. +. l.
Mount vernon Bank, r l.
Octorara Bank, Pa
Norris County Bank. n. J.
Bank Of Roanoke, salem, Va
Frankliniie Bank. Nj
Central Bank Of Pennsylvania
Bank Of Crawford County, Pa
Ti0gA County Bank. Pa
ShamOkn Bank. Pa
Warren Comfy Bank. Pa
Bank Of Lawrence County, Pa.
Timber Cutters' Bank. Georgia
Southern Bank, Geo.
Litchheld Bank. Conn
Bank of TecuInseh. Mich
Cherokee Insurance and Banking Company. Geo.
Bank Of the Empire State, Geo.
Bank Of FULTON, Geo
stark Bank. Vt
Hasters Bank. Bethel. Coma
The LehHed Bank Couneetient has bSen temporarily
joined The Bank OF has resumed specie payment
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BRAnRURN & FISHFR-

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish, Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9 and l River street, and and
G. BRAnBuRN,l
W. A. FISHER. aug3l-dIV lat
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IRISH LINENS 4 LINEN SHEET
n lNSS-We have in store fun assortment Of Irish
Linens q our esn importation. comeneing az Is cents
yad Also ful width Barnxley Linen Shecffns only IS
cents, worth dollar rard Al l.r-e nsSo-rmenf az
White Bed Quilfsfor slzseieh-
,,,,. ,,-,.- s,,,,.s.. S; HfGAN 1 Co,
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BUFFALO PRODUCE sIARKET-Sep,. 6.

Flour-In fair demand asd nOdente supply; market a
shade easier, sales l40o hbls al Ss25s 81 for good 10
choice brands Nichrzn Ohio Iudiai, and Cnns-
an; SS.62G5. IS for double extra
Whe1f-ll demznd and r1.ref -r51v n, e-. .,1e,
500 bush al 50c for CheaEo spT1nE, 81 I5SIs1 for
white Michigan ard choice white CauaIar. Sf0 f
hlSaukes club Sl.Sl5 for red Ohio ipdiaaa snd Nj
chigan-
ether grains
whisky-In good demand; sales 40o bbls Al 22Ss23e.
Canal Freghfs-Dull and Liver; 3Sc On hcur, roc On
wheat. aud l95Sc corn 70 New York
Reoeipts bF lake fT la - hgurs-Fl0ur a So hblx
wheat if7 .9l0 bu corn l06. t7f bu-
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ARRIVALS AT PALHOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-John Hav and LADY,,
Va; John Sanders and lady, Pa; b Phillips. Ma,
Mis-. Phillips; do; II Ayres, NY; d Myers,
co. Thos Haslip, do B Harriss do; J l. Robin
son and family, ind: Brand. XIV; l. Robson
Mo; McMsll and family, Dell s f Smith, Md;
Boyd, Scotland; J + Points, Va; Farren. la:
d Humphreys, Miss; ID V McAlpine, Miss: r
McAlPine, do n Jones and family, Mo;
Miss L Casson, do; w II OLDHAM Pa; r n Tur.
ner, Va; Parisot, do; w c Smedrs. Miss: q
NJ McMeans, Tenn; III Tinsley. Ga; w Peter
son, j., Va; d Martz, Tenn; Gilbert and ladv
~; Z Fraser, Miss; Hall, Pa; Geo Hutton,
rick, Mo; b Compton, Md Thos Briscoe. do n
CFrazier, do; Dr. B Wright, u Amy: V r
Wunnelee, Ga; Elwood Morris, Pa: DR. ia. M
s MeGuire' Va; N Glasgow, do J May, b
Williams Md; p Aylett, Va; t Emerson
and family, Mass; L w Surrell, NY HERO
eeer, DO; Melitta, do Bangs and lady, do;
do; c b Geary, Ill; n w Yaker
WlLLARDs' HOTEL-EA studlev and IN
: messenger and lady, Mass: w CLANCY Va:
s,. Hop, NYOIk; Capt s winder, UsA; M
S 49,. va "a p y RiehsIdson and lady, NY; NJ
hasms, NY; - Huddy, Mrs and Miss Huddy
N and MIS- keyser, Pa; r Booth, Md; Sir ~
BOYD, scotland; Kanter, Mich; J Hodpson and
wy "a; Miss p smyth, II A Oakley and iy.
~; AIiston, c; Hon Z LYON N Yk: q
Fulton, Pa; r Henderson and two Iadi,. Ma
y cummings and fam, NY; Hatch and ly. Iowa.
Moo-hesd, w G Moorhead and iy: Mr..
Moorhesd, T Norton, Penn w WOOD
Msass; Stewart and lady, CT; G Bogert. r
IetH NY; Iohn lockwood, Wis; H CaIfin., Pa;
IIv,no' Sss; Ridgeway. p Armstrong, p
A.nola. Byrne, Mrs Fox, NY
TEHxIiOHAL HOTEL NJ S Williams. Mas.
goda., va; a Ellison, do; Jas POLY, Md. ]
foS.,s on ana lady, Pa; w Sherman, Nd: M c
M No ~ H Eng; " Watson, w w Riebards
w PMES,hngh t. Carson, Md; w r Moore. N
Cas- Jefferson Barracks; n b Harold.
eon NJ tewis, Ne; H Wales and iy. r. TIP Jud,
r I,vso,d puIneli, Md; H Riley, II Dilson,
M SEfS; "a; Dubois, N Y; 6 B Crittenden. Tsh;
EW Kno,t mr. mr. Merriek, Pa; A Dresser Mass;
Moorbe,d MN Maxwell, lr, Tenn; C X
I,,Isnd. r. N nansds Jackson, sr, r Jackson jr,
NJ Gray, Ill; II A Burns, Fa
NJ noTEL, q. o SMITH 1T Lover,
TnaE,,, stevens; w Holland, NY; c w
1--we Evening and lady, Va: Brown and mother,
I'm I'm > Brown, Md; T Stran. do, Baum.
Ssr; va; fitzhnyh, do; Capt johnson, do:
bonton, NY; Col A Lawrence, Md
nhsihhWOOD HOUSE p II @, inn. Ga: N
II Ro"~,' no; w Black, Pa; p Bird. KIT; w
hal Nr, Pa Hsbb, Tenn; Miss Menden-
z Ganidins a. Mansell, o; B lockwood, Md;
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The SECRETS OF THE AMERICAN HoR sE
TAMER.-The Buffalo Advertiser intimates that
IL 10 cognizant Of the peculiar secret possessed
BY MIR Rarey, the celebrated horse tanner now in
England. and employed so successfully by him
In subjugating the most vicious and unruly of
the equine species. The principle IL is thong bit,
10 doubtless the same that now In use by
horse-breeders and horse-trainerS In various parts
OF the country, and consists mainly i'm kind treat
ment, In subduing the fears of the animal and
acoustonin{ him TO unusual noises aud objects.
But there are other Influences, somewhat of a
mesmeric character, and employed adjuncts.
tnat 90 ensure the more complete success of
the horse tanner, such as caTesses the use of
drugs az reeable to the horse, scratching In parts
not easily reached by the animal itself, giving
food or water after long abstinence has occa-
stoned hunger or thirst the careful of various
tones OF the human voice, &c.
The chief secret, however, according to the
Advertiser, which paper has the authority for its
statement from those who undo rstand and prac-
toe the art, consists In raising Of the fore
feet OF the horse, doubling the knee, and keep
Ing strap around the fetlock, fastening the foot
close to the arm or shoulder. The horse then
stands upon three legs. Having next put on a
surcingie, pass a long strap or rein through the
surcingie, and fastening one end of ii around the
ietiock OF the other fore foot attach the other to
the surcingle after the animal is thrown SO close
y as to deprive 1t of the use Of the limb In this
Item the treatment may be varied by fastening
the second fetlock to the arm or shoulder after
the animal 10 down.
This plan, says the Advertiser IL successfully
pursued by many skilful horse breakers in w est.
ern New York, and the horse Yields to the ne.
ees,ties OF the case; his spirit Of opposition is
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VALUABLE AND MOST INTERESTING
For sale.t rhSGnR M.uRY,s

For sale at TAYLOR a MAURY's
RECORDS OF THE RKvoLUTiosaRr Wa: n
tanning the omcla, Military and Financial Corr 80
Army from IT'S to 1896 containing the most inter ,.t
Ing military. historical and financial information In
Regiments. showing the names, rank. date Of o m
mission, time Of emil stment, and Of the Of
beers and RrIvstes Of each' also. the general and
Generals Washington, Lee, Green, Weed ,n,
and Others.
Last of hmerrcan Officers Imprisonsd,
The time Of their capture, release, &c. An acco INT
Society the Cinannati.
In New York, Pennsy wanna and Marylai d. q lis Of
ton and and acts Of the CoDtneatr co SSmms
complete list Of all the
officers lcho Served TO the End ofths Var.
And scS Ta the risht 60 half for life
United States Court Of Claims relaIIve to a restpra.
ton e. the hslfpay acts Ofthe old Congress for the
Heirs of Officers of the Repoiution;
,SlrsInls hali-psy and and avs the reasons vh'ch
the Of the S G SceS Who n fsss,SsJ
and with an interesting account Of the military and
cation of warrants, surveys, &o;
Revolutionary Pension Latcs of the United
States,
As they now exist. with commentaries thereon;
tonary officers, with an EXTENSIVE list shown, the
time they died, d c.. DC.
Postage Is cents TO any part OF the United st,tes
except California.
This work is intended as book preference to the
historian snd scholar, ss well as fornishIng thor
oush guide 10 persons claiming title to land or pen
sons ON services Of their forefathers during the
revolutionary war. The volume contains the names
OF over 5O0Dofcers and privates Of the revolution
AIRY ARM, and should De IN the hznds Of ali the de
scendants OF the brave men who fought under the
bsnner OF 7s thst the noble actions Of their ances
tor. may not escape replnlsce9ce Of their desccnd
their brave deeds and patient suferngs. fell
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEss, 10.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season. generally has he effect OF bringing ont host
OF prOfessediy new specifics, and while some are
good, many are useless and Others even DANGEROUS.
The wIsest course to pursue is to consult your
family ply slcian, or otherwise use only such rene
dies as long public perence has proved to be safe
and eticaclous. OF this character 10 TYIER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC
Originally the favor te prescription Of an eminent
physician. II soon became popular remedy. and has
continued to enjoy growing reputation for the last
twenty years. lu cases of common Colds Coug hs
&c.. It acts like CHARM and in Chronic cases. Bron
ohitIs, WhOoping Cough, Group, Asthma, Influenza,
DC, It's success is unparal ed, and most will testify
who have used it,.
Price q cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by Narn & Palmer, Chas. Stott, 4 O. Wash-
ingtOn Cissel, Georgetown; Peel d Stevens. Al
exandria; where it may he had also TO convenience.
IN IOZenger form. Price I2x and Is cents q box
known AS "Tyler's Gum ARABIC Cough Canry
Drops" as an elegant, pleasant, and effcacOus Pull.
mOnic LOzenge they are unsurpassed. ll-Sn
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

&C., IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, By the Paris
OptlcIan. d. WOOLESON, who SA4@
has arrived from Europe with his ~ TX
own, as well as the anufacture of a good MANY
others Of the latest improved SPECTACLES and
krE,G LEASES; among which are the
PERlSCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE pol I9HED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. CRYSTALS, Ete
which are warranted 10 improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract or tending to il; also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNE
Persons who are compel led to NJ Sc rlasses or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight Those
wonderful
DOUBLE-POLIsHEDv VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
worlds Far, at Paris, through their PRODUCING A
clearness and easiness Of vision heretofore
In any other improvements,
Also, all styles of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
FL lNG 6LASSES, COmpasses, and Microscopes
are Tor sale at store of Eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, Or Eighth street No. 49l be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
UrDo not mistake the corner Of 8th street.
Prices very reasonable, the same as at his estab-
Hshment III EUROPE. n9-tf
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PRnrEcfEfi 81 Rn1sI Leftsrs P.tent

Finland, and secured By the Seals Of the Eco!e Dc
ione me Vienna. Triesemar No I is remedy for Re
taxation, Spermatorrh9a, and Exhaustion OF the
System. Triesemar No. efectually, IN the abort
space of three dsys, completely and entirely efedi
Gates ali traces Of those disorders which
cubebs have long been thought sntdofe Tor, TO
the the health of vast portion Of the Pops
remedy for that class Of disorders which, unortu-
nafely the English ply sican treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction of the patients oonsti
tutIon and which all the sarsaparilIa In the void
cannot remove. TnesemaI Nos. 1, Q, and are alike
devoid of taste or SMELL and of all naussatlng quail
ties They may lie on the toilet table without their
i'm separate doses as administered by vepeau, Lal-
lemsn, Roux, Ricord, &C., DC; Price IS each,
or four in for 80, which saves S.; and in
81 cases.
few blocks west of Broadway, New York. Imme
dstey on receip of the amount DIR. b. will forward
the 81 cases of Trlesemar, and the large sizes,
riage paid thus InsurIng genuine European prepara-
tons. The IS cases also sent but not free Of car
rage. Consultations as usual, from IL q. m. till
D. m. and from ti p. M, at No. l57 Prince ST., .
few blocks west of broadway. Sold also BY j.
STOTT, Washington. fe 1y
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ID Since the LIST Of January, 1856, over 900
iinois.
ID The relief authorities Of Newark, NJ j.,
nave expended $500 thus far, this winter, for
the relief Of the poor.
IL Scarlet fever is prevailing amony chill
oren IN Fairfax, Swanton, Highgate, Franklin,
and the adjoining towns in Vermont
III A little girl. about four years of age re-
siding on East Fulton street. died on Wed nesday
In AUBURN, N Y, from accidentally swallowing
aPin, while playing with it.
=, VI The Basque, now so fashionable among
tae ladies, Is going out Of fashion. The new
Jacket Is to terminate in points before and be-
into band at the wrist.
W The proceeds of Mr. Everett,s "Wash-
lngton Oration,p at Richmond, on Tuesday
amounted to thirteen hundred dollars. The
Managers OF the Theatre acted most handsomely
house '.0 ''' "a VIC
ID Punch says that President Buchanan need
BOT throw away powder and shot upon the Nor
necessity Of crinoline will destroy polygamy. 1t
VIII render Brigham Young himself unable to
support more wives than one.
III ."Mother," said a little three wear old
cent arrival of a baby brother. ssif the bsby wa,
70 die would II 60 to Heaven ?"
Certainly, my child - responded the parent.
Then, think Heaven is the best place for
him." was the conclusion Of the affectionate
sister,
ID The hackmen have a fashion of coaxinp
travellers into their sleighs at East Albany under
the prefence that they can ride free, and when
tney reach the other side, refusing to let them
leave until they have paid dollar. The author
,nes OF Albany, IL Is said, taxi no cognizance
OF their offences, because they are committed in
Rensselaer, county.
W The people Of Green Bay, Wis, recently
turned out en- masse and procured large number
OF pearls rom the muscles and flesh water CLANS
In that vicinity, sample of which was sent to
)eweIry concern in New York. In a few davs
an answer was received that pearls of that de-
cflPtlon were rather scarce at present, and that
such would sell as high as sixty cents a bushel
ID An excitement exists in Cleveland in re-
gard to the sudden death OF a colored girl named
Heoscca stanton, who resided with Mrs TILL
man The girl was engaged to young colored
man, OF Niagara Falls, named Lee, and was 10
have been married last Wednesday. 1t is stated
that Mrs. Tillman was bitterly opposed to Re-
oeocas marrying this man, and strongly advised
her never to marry at all. About week previous
70 the day on which the girl was to have BET
married, she died. she had some 81 900 I'm prop-
erty, which falls to Mrs. Tillman