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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-10

THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AMI
l. BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE, WITH ITS DOUBLE SET OF SELF-ACT
ING GENERATORS-THE OLDEST on TIL
KIND IN yIRGINIA.-The genuine article Of Bot
Also, Lemon and Sarsaparila Pop, Philadelphia Por
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown Stout.
The subscriber has added 10 the above the botlina
Of Lager Beer. of superior quality, in pint and hall
pint bottles, TO suit customers.
40 IL NJ. MCCORMACK. onS Broad st.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. RENOVATION

CPECIAL NOTICE. RENOVATION
~ REMOVAL. ZAP CLOTHING.-Tht
subscribers contemplating their removal, in view
of the building OF their new store, on tn,
site at present occupied by them, and wiShing
friends as possible, take this opportunity OF
calling attention to the fact, and at the SAM
time would notice particularly the stock which
we are selling so cheap, tina. all who examine tn
goods ACKNOWLEDGED that ouch ia the case. For bar.
gains would advise persons interested to call ioI
the next month, at our present stand, 40 Mali
street After the lst of April, We intend occupyine
the store, next door above the corner of l4th anu
Msin street, on the North side Of Main.
Cheap for cash is our motto, as we are anxious t.
reduce the stock as low as possible.
GROSH0NG, TUPMAN 4 CO.,
fe 26 ITO Main street.
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THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING !
THIRTEEN PERFORMERS
METROPOLITAN HALL!
FOUR NIGHTSi
Monday, March Sth,
MATT PEEL'S

MATT PEEL'S
GREAT TROUPE or
ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINSTRELS
Have the honor TO announce series Of their Popular
C0NCEkTS. The Company is comprised Of the best
talent in the United Statesall under the direction
of the world renowned MATT PEEL.
~ Change of Programme nightly. For particu-
lars see Bills OF the day.
w. Tickets % cents Doors open at 6A-com-
mence at ~ O'clock Oh II A JONES,
NH its Agent.
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az EocIKTY on ALuMNI.---Ihe a

- IL. bUGIHII-eUK-edLUM nv =
uusl Meeting of the Alumni Of Medical College
of Virginia. will be held In the middle Lecture Room
iof the College building, TO-DAY, ut o'cleckP N.
NH fO-lts A X PETICOLAS.
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- PnorEcrroN BuILpIHG FUND Go

PsNY.-Ths fegnlsr Monthly Meeting Of this Com.
pany will be held This Evening. at half past seven
o'cl3 ok.
Dues received during the iay, at III Main stree (.
NH I0-lt y. z. TvWNSESD. Sec'y.
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a@ We have heard of some astonish
ing cures being made By Prof De GRATIS ELECTRIC
OIL 1t seems to act on the diseased parts with
markable effect and in short space of TIM health
regains its sway. Itcan he had of the agents here
see advertisement in snother column.
60 For sale by PURCELL. LADD Co wholesale
Agents, Richmond, and by Druggists generally.
NH S-d&cwlw
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Thos August, ESQ. Jas Thomas, Jr. Esq,
Roger A Pryor, Esq Rev Chas II Read,
Thos II Ellis, Esq, Rev Jas Taylor.
Vim Paine, Esq.
Medical Board:
Ro Colempn, D. G Workman, Nj ID,
Jas ii Conway, NJ ID.
CHAs u. WORKMAN,
.-1eneral AGENT and Attorney for Virginia,
NH I0--ts 203 Main street.
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reg The Rev. L. w. SEELEY, having
recovered from his late indispcsiton, will resume
his of lectures at the Second Baptist Church,
this "WEDNESDAY evening, at ia o'clock. Sub
ject, The Fifth Days Creation NH l0-lts
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RS" FoR THE CHILDREN.---Just re-
ceved beautiful assNrtm mt of worsted and zephyr
Circulars Coats, Scarfs, Hoods. &c, &c, selling at
half the usual price.
LADIES' BAZAAR.
NH 6-lw No 2n6 Broad street.
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RICHMOND. Jan. IL, 1858.
To DR.. kahn,
Office corner 22d and Main streets.
em. DEAR Sir: l feel it duty / owe
to you to state TO the public the successful removal
of Tumor from the side of my neck Of serenteeR
years standing, weighing upwards of sig pounds.
without the use of knife or the loss of blood-snd
of which am now we'll. was examined by DIR.
Warner, of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago and he pronounced 90 chances against me ny
cutting it, az also did other eminent physicians
throughout the country. Yours, &c,
JAMES MILLER.
Resiience-Perkinsville Goochland CO.. Va.
ia ls-d2m& cWIt
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kS"G REAT lMPRov EMENT IN
EETH.-G. W. JONES
DENTIST, would announce to those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he now has Instruments supe-
rior to any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection of their adaptation is snch as to render
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless, nerer
falas0 to bring The tooth the first trial never breaking
it, mangling the gums or injuring the surrounding
parts.
All other operations, Filling. Cleansing. and In
serting Teeth gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Corinthian Hall. on Main street.
q
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ZINE SPRING CLOTHING.-I am now
4 In receipt of my stock of Ready-made Clothing
Ny patrons and che pubic generally are invited to
call and examine the new and desirable styles.
NH 10 j II GOODMAN, No llp Main ST.
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sF SPECIAL NeTICE.-Express packages fog
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places in yir
xina and North Carolina, intended for shipment By
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Office Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLkAsANTs. Agents.
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Hea, NEW SPRING GooDs.-Just re
cpiyed at NJ @. BARTON'S, NEW SPRING RIB.
BONS, FRENCH FLOWERS axd STRAW BON
NETS 100 MAIN STREET.
NH 4-6t ..s..
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la a .Sn nE so,Ir NAN R Rn1rTs
FOR TRAVEL.-TWfC ICE DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
sXCEPTEp9 BETWEEN, RICHMOND, BALTp
MORE PHILA DELPHIA AND NEW YORK VIA
ACQUfA CREEK AND WASHlNGT0N.-ove thu
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. TO
the Potomac River. twenty-five miles and by spien
lid and comfortable steamers thence IN Washington
dftyiye milesn all 50 miles. in hours being
acomfortablean perfectly safe rate OF speed.
Hours Of departure 6.i5 A. NJ. and7 u M and bag
gage under charge Of special agents checked through
10 Washington. Baltimore Philadelphia and New
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leo Washington, e5 50
10 Batimors, 500
To Philadelphia. 800
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
yne Potomac River Is undergoing relay, more
than wothirds of 1t being already completed with an
edge rail OF superior quality, while the remainder
In admirable condition. 5. RUTH,
SUPERINTENDENT of TranEpnrtAtioD.
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a65~ A MEETING of the members of the
Hibernian Society will take place in the school room
ing. 10 h inst at ~ o'clock. Every member is re-
qucsted TO attend; also, those wishing to become
members are respectfully invited.
by order of the president.
NH 9-2t L. g. C0qHLAN, Sec'y.
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Mrs WOOLHOUSE,
NO. 1872 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE EAGLE SQUARE,
OVER
8. SUTHEkLANDS,
Light orer the Door,
viii attend all those requiring her services at all
hours day or night.
N. B.-Constantly receiving imported Swedish
and Spanish Leeclies. and for sale. NH SITS
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DOR COUGHS AND C0LDS-Ayer's
l. Cherry Pectoral, Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry
Roses Expectorant, Leonard's Instant Relief Bry.
ans Pulmonic Waters. Picot's Extract Wild Cherry
Wood Naptha, Richardson's BLOOD Root Candy; tor
sale by JNO W POLLARD Druggist
nah 10 18th street,
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A@-REMovAL--I have removed my
off ,e to nth street, between Main and Bank nearly
opposite Goddin's Hall. $500
NH SIT A. JUDSON CRANE.
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CLOCKS-Eight Day and Thirty Hour
" Clocks-A supply Just received for sale by
NH 10 q. GENNET, Eagle Square
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RETURNING, COMING EAST:
leave the junction st...........-..... go A. NJ.
arrive in Richmond at...-............. $50 A. NJ.
In time 10 connect with the u ins going North.
This train forms link In the direct through iiRs
rom Washington City 20 Memphis by she nj
Lynchburg, Knoxville, Dalton and Chattanooga
thence to Memphis or Nashville, being tho most
rect and expeditions route to those points.
dR1 %. CAMPBELL. Snpt.
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TNOBACCO.-The subscribers keep con
stantly on hand for sale, at their store, on Basin
Bank, the following celebrated brands of CHEWING
TOBACCO, viz: Langhorne Armistead's Sun
Cured 0ronoke; NJ Langborne & Sons extra fine
0ronok Extra Fine Gold Leaf: Juliana May; Roya,
NH 10 HARRIS Il MOORE
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sT AucrIoN.-Boots,S Shoes and Hats
THIS MORNING, by
NH IO-It 4 q II DAVENPORT.
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suRveroRs or rHs CUSTOMS.
FROM WASHINGTON,

Vim. II. Peden, Wilmington, N. G.
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T OST.-We caution the public against
~ trading for. or receiving two Bonds, Nos. 81 and
So of $500, each with Coupons attached, Of the Viz
ginia Central Railroad Company, said Bonis ar,
our property and have been misiaid or lesi
ia 2-dtf HAXALL 4 CO
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: r,ag.ssgrz1 THE ADAMS ExPREsa

~ COMPANY, 1874 Main ST.. having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James,
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchbnrg, Salem, wytheyille
and the principal places in Virginia and North CARO-
patch and at reduced rates. every kind Of Merchan
Use, Valuable Parcels, Jcwelry. &c. to the above
aaLned cities, and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers who viii give their personal
attention the careful handling Of goods entrusted
70 the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Express.
Shippefs will please take notice that pack ages 10
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be- sent by
steamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day of sailing until o'clock.
Pm. J. l.. MACD0NOu0H
Agent Of Adams Express Co,
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BY the steamships PENNSYLVANIA VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One of these steamer
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping at Cit,
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers
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EOR SALE OR HIRE-One of the
4 best Female Cooks, Washer and Ironer in Viz
ginia. Enquire of
HARRIS MOORE,
NH H. =
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.-Good Bleached
~ Cotton at Cd per yard; small figured Calicoes at
Ga cts per yard yard wide Atlantic Sheeings at cd
per yard; variety of Ginghams at 10 cts per yard
81 Linen sheeting at 50 cts per yard.
ALs0-Dress Silks, Lawns, Berages Tissues &C..
&C., at such low prices that cannot fail to impre
every one who will favor it'll call at IT'S Broad
street. SWORDS THAW
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ES- RICHMOND AGEEcY.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM
ia mini. 1st JAM, 1S5S,-.s1, 4O2s080 20.

The Trustees have declared q dividend Of THIRTY
PER CENT. on all Life Poiiciea' that have been In
force twelve months prior January lst. Is5s and
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST IN CASH on AL dr
the certifcatee will please call and colect tho into
rest which will be paid in cash.
Those de.irinp information on the subject Of Life
Insurance. will please call on the Agent, H3 Main
street: or for reference apply to either member OF
the L. cal Board-all of whom are insured In this
Company a..
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11
Gen. Denver's Letter.

On the outside of to days Herald will be
found the letter Of Gen. Denver, addressed
to the people Of Kansas upon his retiring
from the Gubernatoria duties of that Terri
tory. 1t is marked by the practical good
sense so characteristic of the man, and con-
tains some wholesome recommendations that
will, doubtless, be accepted by that people.
In resigning the Governorship of Kansas,
Gen. Denver has done so against the express
ed wish of all parties in the Territory, as we'll
as of the Government at Washington.
Heretofore, to be Governor cf Kansas, has
been political damnation to the Incumbent;
but to Denver it has given popularity. The
question is asked upon all sides, why this
isl The answer we think, is easily given.
He did not engage in the insane political
fueds Of the people. He was firm in main
tanning public order, whether disturbed by
free State or pro slavery demagouges; and
had the nerve to execute the duties devolvng
upon him without a personal or political
fear for the results. He discharged his du-
ties conscientiously, and with justice to all.
He thus secured the respect and esteem Of
the people, who have plainly spoken regret
at his departure. Nowhere .sve we seen
an unfavorable allusion to his administra-
ton since his resignation has taken effect
Hereafter Gen. Denver will be known as the
only one Of all the Kansas Governors who
was equal to the task of governing that dis
tracted Territory. When he went there he
found disorder and spirit of lawlessness in
fearful prevaence-he now leaves it with
peace smiling upon all the land, and public
order strictly maintained.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

"A SPECIMEN OF THE Fusion CHARGES
AGAINST THE PREsIDENT.-The Brookvile
(Penn.) Jeffersonian states that the defea!
of the Democratic ticket in Jefferson coun-
ty, in that State, was owing to the fact tha.
story was put in circulation in some Of the
townships by the Fusion electioneers," that
President Buchanan had signed bill ma.
king smooth quarters only worth twenty
cents! This is a fair specimen Of the justice
of the Fusion electioneering against the ad-
ministration.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

The DrcHEs AND CoLD WEAruER.-The
cold weather has operated as serious draw
back to mining operations. In the upper
country the snow has filled the bitches and
checked the flow of water, while in the low
er lils the bitches have frozen over. From
this cause the Auburn & Bear River Com
pany were compelled to shut off the water
from their canal, but will let it on again as
soon as the weather will permit.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11
GunnoWder Mining.

The Sierra Citizen gives the following ao-
count Of the successful trial Of powder in
breaking down dirt in mining operations:
"A few days since, Welsh, Stackpole 4. Co
tried the experiment of blasting their dirt
or rather bank by placing thirteen kegs Of
powder in drift run as follows:
The company first ran in one main tunnel
eighty feet; thence, in the same direction Of
the main tunnel, ten feet, where the powder
was placed, and tamped back to the main
tunnel; they then set fire to the fuse which
led to the deposit of powder, and in a few
minutes the explosion took place, shaking
and jarring the bank of hard cement, so that
1t apparently rose up some four feet, and
throwing down small parcels of dirt on the
face OF the bank that was too hard to be pip-
ed by hydraulic pressure of two hundred
feet; the tunnels were filled with dirt that
fe!l from the top of the drifts, so that mans
life would be endangered to 90 into them.
Last year, this company piped four days ou.
OF SIX to get down dirt enough TO wash the
remainder of the week; now, as soon as thev
have water, they can wash dirt all the time
keeping their sluices as full as their want.
require. They are bound to do we'll. a.
their washing hereafter will be a saving of
200 per cent. over that of last year. The
coming rains will demonstrate the benefits
derived from the powder experiment.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

COLD WEArHER-SNow.-A 'cold term
has been biting toes and pnching noses in
the mountains for a week past-the weather
has been the coolest experienced in years,
and loud have been the complaints of chilly
mortals. On Sunday the weather moderat-
ed sufficiently for fall of snow, that in a
few hours completely covered the mountains
and hills to the eastward of the town in a
mantle of white, much Of which has remain
ed unmelted by the subsequent severe cold.
At Michigan Bluff, Forest HiIl, Iowa Hill
Dutch Flat, and other places in the upper
part of the county, the snow fell to the depth
of from fifteen to twenty-tour inches; and
within five miles of this town (above) it was
six inches deep. In Auburn snow fell sufh-
cienty to cover the earth, but did not last
long, except in sheltered spots, where little
patches may yet be seen. At present the in-
dcations are favorable for nilder weather.
with promise of rain.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

APPROPRIATE CELEBRArIoN.-On the 4th
of October the city of Munich, Bavaria, eel.
brated the tooth anniversary of its founda.
ton. The chief feature Of the fete was an
immense cortege in which 5000 men and
500 horses figured, and which represented
the respective centuries, from the twelfth to
the nineteenth, with their emblems, costumes,
and the great personages of the national his
tory at each epoch
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

FLOUR FROM THE EAsr.-According to
the supplement of the San Francisco Mer-
camille Gazette, there are now 1880 bar
rels of flour on the way to that place from
Atlantic ports.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

RATHER LAcoNiC.-A friend of ours in
neighborng city, seated in his back parlor,
a few nights ago, meditating by twilight,
was aroused by a noise at the front window,
and saw the sash raise and booted leg enter
AS the other leg was about TO follow he
dew bowie, and as the moonlight flashed
upon it cried out, You get" "You bet"
said the robber, and vamosed.
s. f. SDirf
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

How IT WAs,-The Placer Press SAYS
that on the receipt of the news of the sue
cess of Douglas in Illinois some of his friends
in Auburn proceeded to celebrate the victory
by bonfres and the firing Of one hundred
guns. The Press has made an important
omission in not telling that a gentleman who
"cusses" by Douglas and repudiates Broder-
lex, purchased the powder, hired men to fire
the anvils, caused the bonfire to be built, and
called out the drinks" "stood the swindle'
for the whole operation, and mary red" was
contributed by any one else. Cheap celebra.
ton, that, for the followers of David, and
admirers of Stephen!
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11
DIED.

At Dutch Flat, Placer county, on the mornlns
of the 7th December, KATE ELLEN, only daugn.ss.
OF b. L. and Mary E. Bradley, aged ten moh'''
and two days.
AT the Hospital, in Auburn, on WEDNESDAY;
the 9th inst, Of structure, Mr.. W. W. JONES, asss
about As years. Deceased was formerly no" NV
city OF New York.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

w The Sonora Herald speaks in terms
of bitter condemnation of the act of the
people of Columbia in hanging the murderer
Of Mr.. Leary, the constable in that town.
Although the provocation was great, the
people should have permitted the law to
have taken its course-there was certainly
sufficient testimony to have secured convic-
ton.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

SPEED THE LIGHrNINe!-Major Bee, the
President of the Pacerville and Humboldt
Telegraph Company, has contracted for an
extension of the line one hundred miles be-
yond Genoa, Carson Valley. A portion of
the material is already on the ground.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

AN EVEN SrARr.-The Golden Gate and
the Overland Stage departed from San Fran
cisco at nearly the same time on Monday
last. Which will reach the States first with
the news' Well 60 a little something on
the s'hoss line."
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

GAME.-The heavy snow storm has driv
ell the game from its mountain Businesses
into more congenial cline. This week
several deer have been killed on the N orth
Fork Of the American, near Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

RuNAwAY-A Man Snor.-On Tuesday,
as one Of the meat wagons of Bishop d Kel
ly was going through town, one Of the hor-
ses of the team stumbled and fell In re
covering himself one of the rens were bro
ken, and the horses becoming alarmed start
ed TO run, and coming in contact with a
heavily loaded wagon the meat wagon was
upset, and the driver and two Others thrown
out. A loaded shot gun in the wagon, also
fell out, broke, and discharged, the contents
woundng one of the men, Mr.. John Switzer,
The whole load entered his person, nt1ictng
a very severe, but not mortal wound. lie
was properly cared for. The other persons
were not injured.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

MAsoN1c.-The officers elected for the
ensuing year for Gold Hill Lodge, No. 80,
of F. & A. NJ. are B. F. Heath, w. NJ.
j. w. Spann, S. w.; NJ. Waldorf, J. W.;
James Holcomb, Treasurer, H. w. Star, Sec
retary, and w. S. G. Woods, Tyler.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11
Varieties.

The people of Stockton want an opposi-
ton steamboat between that place and San
Francisco. They have to pay 81 for passage,
and S5 per ton for freight.
Geo. Wallace, one of the gamblers lately
indicted in the Court of Sessions of San
Francisco, is "non est" and has forfeited his
cash bail of $500.
Stockton are ornamented with walnut trees.
They are far preferable as shade and orna.
mental tree to the cottonwood.
AN EDlToR's Doors SroLEN.-A miserable
thief stole the stogas Of the editor of the
Sonora Herald while absent for his supper
INCREASED DIsPosIrIoN TO MARRY.-We
notice an increased disposition to marry.
The fact is, the weather is getting cold and
many are the beds that need new 'comfort.
! ables."
The Oregon Legislature met December lst.
The population Of Oregon, according to re-
turns made to the Secretarys office, is AZ, ,s62;
legal voters, 9,9lO.
1IoPs.-The San Juan Press says:
AS an instance Of how successfully hops
may be cultivated in this vicinity, we record
the fact that lady of our acquaintance last
spring set out single sprig, which has since,
good hops.
Several artesan wells, at San Jose, have
stopped running since the late earthquake,
supposed to be in consequence of the shock.
The salmon fisheries on the Eel river sus.
pended operations for this season, at the
commencement of the recent rains. Fish
were not very abundant this year. Only
about two thousand barrels were packed by
the fishermen on that stream this season.
The citizens of Grass Valley design estab-
fishing public library.
A woman is either worth good deal, or
nothing. If good for nothing, she is not
worth getting jealous for; if she be true
woman, she will give no cause for jealousy.
In a bar-room in New York the following
notice is posted:-"No swearing, and no re-
ligious discussions allowed here!"
1t is said that the Jewish people dispersed
in almost every portion of the globe, without
forming anywhere an independent haIo''
numbers, 4,69o, 900 persons.
There is certainly something Of exquisite
kindness and thoughtful benevolence in that
rarest of gifts-fne breeding.
Raw MEAT IN DYsTENTERy.-Dr. Weisse,
of St. Petersburg, first in l845 advised the
employment of the lean of raw meat very
finely minced, in the chronic diarrhea OF
children, giving two teaspoonfuls four times
day. Since then the same practice has
often been extended to various forms Of oo'
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

Ey- Frozen ground and eight inches of
snow on top of it, have permitted of snow
balling and sleigh-riding accompanied with
the music of the bells, at Yankee Jim's.