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Jg.Lorsr ASp REyExGE Is PHILADELrHIA-A
Pe-s9aa{ Ene5unteP.-Yesterda afternoon,
little affair occurred in the vicinity Of Fourth
and Walnut streets, resulting IN exposing the
details OF one Of those cases Of cOnjugsl inideli
ty. which have Of late years become so extreme
ly fashionable in this great and glorious conn
try" Mr.. Thomas Price Is young gentleman
employed in Megargee's dry goods store, at No.
249 Market street, is Of rather exeitable temper
ament, and withal, an individual Of good parts.
Mr. Richardson is also young man, and the
Secretary Of an Insurance Company.
Price was oftentneS called TO the country,
and duriu. his absence, It IS said by certain
knowing ones, that Richardson would slyly
visit the wife OF the former, and encToach upon
the honor OF his friend. The wife in question
is represented to be lovely in face and form, ana
Just such u woman could successfully play
the part Of temptress. At all events, Price
heard Of the alleged illegal attachment between
his wife and Richardson, and was almost driven
TO despair. Yesterday at noon, he was furnish
ed with what he considered undoubicd evidence
Of Richardson's double dealing, and at once, in
an indescribable state Of mind, repaired TO the
Office of the Insurance company, where he en-
conntered the object ofhis search.
He accused Mr. r Of having played false
and cowarily part toH ards him, by seeking to
bring dishonor upon his name, and said, in an
excited manner, that he came to rebuke him "
physical force. Shifting the action to the word,
( Mr.. Price gave R. very severe drubbing. a
number Of the gentlemen in the office interfered,
and after some difficulty, succeeded in rescuing
him from the iron clutches of SIR. Price. The
assailant was then surrounded by the friends OF
Mr.. R., who took HIN into custody, and handed
him over to an officer, who carried him before
Alderman Better, and had him held to bail for
further hearing. Some rich Developments,
differing from the usual details of such cases,
are expected to grow out Of the proceedings in
the case.
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crsessIrr, March Is. Is:s.

CrzcIssGTI, March 12, 1ssS.
MEssRs. BAESz Co. GsateH5sH:-E4rIy last winter
my daughI,r, fourteen years Of age Atlaeks
with cold, which settled her lungs We TIE
several medicines which h!goIy recommended,
which seemed do her good, but she continued to
worse, and finally rated large eHloHnts Of blood oH
lungs. We called in family physician bat he fae
any good, HoPEsl We then called
physeIzn who Of skllu professors in
Of cur colleges; said that che could not eeu!
give no hopes erAsE rSeovery! and recommended Co
Liver IN, which, said, might while she astsc
but 1t failed to give her relief
At this friend, who had been cured by the use :
HALLs BAsA advised Us, by all to give Il =
trial We then got bottle Or. Halls Balsam, and be-
fore she had used hrst bottle ali Up, she immediately
began to improve, aud by Of three bottles IN
TIRELY CURED.
As this dlcine has tbs Of restoring be-
daughter health give this simple sta'emsnt that
others may OF this remedy and may also DO
By also at liberty 70 refer to
u.s. or our neshbors during her sickness
HARRIET cUMsiIEs.
Residence, No $50 Race, between Sinth and COuFtsts
az ia. Huns BALSGM-Tarrauted to break MP the
distressing cough Few hours the money VIII be
cheeTfulIy refunded. Por sale By
T. II. LOGAN CO., Wheeling, Va.
feb2s-2H \. O. GOOD CO.,
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IT is estimated that the net receipts of the
Boston Homeopathic Fair will be slo,oOo-a
remarkable success The receipts at the door
on Wednesday were sI,IOO. and the total re-
etipls that day were nearly IS, 800
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Good Boarding,

Good Boarding,
TN Private Family, for lady and gentleman two
\ single sentlsInen. Also, for four day bOarderG.
Apply AZ thiI onles. febiE-tf
ELT RIBBONS Belts Buekrs for CATER Belt ae kiss
ID some ven dne Gum Bonnet Pms, Cola aud silver
BFsid--iast received. tnisl D. NIOOLL Bro
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CaIebrata5. E7amaIe Pi1Ia

CeleDraCed Eemale Fills.
Prepared from prescription 81 sir J. Clarke, n. D.,
Paysfeiaa Extraordinary 20 tie Queen.
This invaluable medicine pafaing In the Of ali
painful dangerous diseases which the female
eOnIttution is subject ItmOdern.es all excess and
moves all obstruetons, and speedy be relied
TO MARRIED. LADIES
Il IS especially suited. It viii In short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, 70 prevent eOunierfeits.
CAUTION.
TAess zs should not be taken JyJemGIcs dHrfH0 fAs
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of pregnancy, GS they
sure 10 bring OF MleGrrt0Oe, Gtat any other tussey
are safe.
In all Of NerVous and Spinal AKeeoni, Pain in
the Limbs, Fatigue slight eIsrtlon, PAlPits
the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills vii
eject when all other means have failed, aud al
though powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, eaoHel,
an;ImOny, or anything hurtfal to the constitution.
Pull directions the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole AEentforths United states and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(LatsI. G. Baldwin 4 Co.. Rochester, Z.
H.B.-sl,oO and postage stamps enclosed 70 ny
thorsed Agent, VIII insure bottle, containing 20 Pills
by return mail.
FOR sale by T. II. LOGAN Coin Wheeling,
B. L. TahneItoek Co.. Wholesale AEents, PttsburF;
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va II Rich
mead. Ep2s-1y
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A YOuSo man who stole nm umbrella from
the National Theatre Cincinnati, few nights
since, fined sia by the Police Court Who
shall say that Cincinnati is not a moral city,
when the taking of an umbrella is regarded as
= Their
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They superior any pin In use.
Dr. Told's Pills and the fer SAI
By Dealers sEsryleAsrs.
TN LoGAN CO., GsnI A,ent,,
mills Wheeling, Va.
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Influenza,
Are relieved In very Snort time By usns the
HOA II OC d b AL s 4 NJ.
Il does not eonstpats the BoEelI,
Iii pleasant to the taste.
It's adapted TO young and old.
Price 25 Cents
"WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD"
'Cinnot keep house without them
VERY POPULAR WITH Qua CUSTOMERS"
'An excellent family medicine"
THE BEST PILL WE EVER USED"
IL prize them very highly"
'THEY ARE EEsTIMABLE.
The above letters received reference
10 DR. TODD'S ASH BILIOUS CT LIVER PILIs, for
Live compl aints,
In d ig SIT on.
ConstiP alton,
DyspePsia,
Headache,
Colds,
&c.
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~ HAVING a heavy s1penIitare furnished oar JoS
once With all necessary matsriais embracing Tye, Rules.
Borat-s Cuts &C. and f.hioaabe styles.
to render capable executing equal that OF any
other establishments The city. and possessing facs In
the way ofs,eau &C. doing eEpediiioasi
passed By any other oaiee respectfully present
claims for Pas patronage, assuring those UhO
eairs. thelr work TO nat no wanting
give entire satisfaetion- 81 nAr4-'sS aS
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DATs-We are to have an extra session after
all. So the Washington dispatch reads this
morning. 1.-THE majority of the Cabinet" We
are told. are opposed toit, because (mark it they
share seeured their oDn appropriations" That
means, We suppose, that Cass is opposed 10 it be-
cause it requires no great amount to keep him in
pens and paper, diplomaique billet doux gilt edge
stationary &c, &c. And Cobb is opposed because
the Treasury note went through, (by Bill Mont
gomery, ct al, dodging,) and he is provided with
rags" enough to run his "nlachine'' No doubt,
too, Thompson, Of the Interior Department,
and Black CAttorney General) are also opposed.
Black would oppose anything that would en-
danger his future in Pennsylvania. We pre-.
Rume those in favor Of "call" arc Toucey, Of
the Navy, Che man that Sherman's report
nailed as a bad cnin.) John b. Floyd, of the
War Department, (Fort Smelling SPECTATOR and
regulatory and the present, just inaugurated,
head Of the Post Office, Mr.. Holt.
We see nothing for Buchnnon to do but to
come the jackson on these fellows, and take
the responsibility" lie said once he was a
second Jackson, Cthe time Douglas told him
that that individual was dead,) and now let him
ret OUT jackson. We believe that it is the
purt of public necessity that all extra session
should be called; that is If the people want their
letters aud papers any longer This call will Of
course, hurry up the Congressional elections all
over the country, aud shall have little
earlier indication than usual as to how things
are shaping themselves for the campaign of 60.
-S.Ge.S-
ALnERT GALLATIS JENKINS, the distinguished
and efficient Congressman from the adjoining
district, Of whom our readers have heard Afore.
times, has been renominatediby a convention of
the faithful at Parkersburg ON the fourth inst
We cannot help thinking jenkins was born TO
be great man-if he lives long enough, which
few nen do. As to whether he will ever be
President, VIC of course can't successfully pre-.
dict. 1.-The does not compass it, it will be his
fault aud not that OF his friends; for they are
determined to shove him up the ladder as fast
as he will go. The Parkersburg Meas and
ClaFksburg Resister, and, of course, all the
other dyed in the wool sheets in that region, arc
jubllant over tue result The convention nomi-
mated him unanimously, or as the Register has
It "6y acsliaatioH' We suppose that kind of
nomination is peculiar to jenkins district As
TO what it may mean we are quite in the dark.
As Washington is about on a latitude with
cabO'l county, should think jenkins would
be already acclimAted TO life in the Federal
Capital.
The drowsy old Rsgiats, is quite stirred up
by the convention, and has got Off about the
biggest 1--WE mean lOngest) editorial We have no.
tieed in its columns for some time. We notice
this because its editorials are very rare Cnot in
quality but in quantisy)
Who is to break lance with the democratic
champion. We trust the opposition will Layea
candidate
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THE fashionable world is summoned to the
altar OF faith TO receive new tenet. Paris has
startled civilized people by its Innovation upon
an old established custom, and however strong
the ton may cling TO the old, this modern dog
ma must be received At ball in Paris,
Prince Napoleon walked all through the recep
ton rooms of the Hotel de Vile, before the
Princess ClOtilde, without giving her his arm!
This astounding fact is recorded in all our For
eign Journals. Hereafter it is expected that
fashionable wives will walk in the trail of FASH
ionable husbands! This rule is Imperative
Who violates it, win be ostracised-will be vo-
ted bOOr of man, or an i'll bred woman.
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PAPEns from towns on the Upper Mississippi
river, and on the borders of Missouri and Iowa,
report persons passing through daily, en- route
for Pixies Peak, One Of party of emigrarts
writing from Fort Kearney, says that large
herds of buffalo have made their appearance
along the Platte river, near that post They
were therefore bOuntifully supplied with meat;
corn was worth six dollars per bushel at the
fort. As barley has headed out, and grass is
high enough to NOV in Texas, it is Inferred that
the season for grass will be unusually early fur
Their north on the plains.
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SToRERoO OFFICES. . EELLIgss Fr.r,. 8 n,,..
- Rooms in the second and third starr Of rood b-i-
house and sI1ali Kan 20 bv Is feet, as5 Isifr
sais orisass on favorable terms, apply
~ onee. No. iisX, Main strerI, hsfsesH Nasfoe a.
rEivn-Cp S.sirs- isS-i-
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REMOVAL. 8 new sTocK.

TOsEPH GRAVES has removed his chear Book ard pa
- per TO tae OF Main AMI laird streets
Centre Wheeling neFly opposite the old stand, Eers he
has opened Beautiful Stock Of Nan Pepper and Wiz
dow Saades BaeTs Patent Rollers for Window blinds
Bi5 Holland Green OIL CIoth aad Landscape shades
&C. Housekeeper' respectfully Invited 70 call aEd
examine his stock before purchasing ekeThere
rnl-Ih-lu
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MurdooltIa Nnraerv

TTNHE subscribers appoInted Arerts for " A
NHrdoeks Pittsburgh Marcy, Ieh for reIsttT S
flr dealing Il unsurpassed by similar estabishet
We will have Oh hand aguples n AZ The different variet-
Of FrEit and oFGaEneptai tFeeF;ai, Rose Foernz tv
&c IN ordrrs left Eifh viii proa7. astenfio
mhS SMITH & GORHEII-
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New Advertisements.
LOST.

OE s..5,v- IssE tast - lEis -y- Owl NlalAtare
at Fta tsiain lelain0typ- picture o. ana
T. 5s5-T IN oonfr sE h rewarded iots 1ig "a
-fr-i I aFf odlcE- ----e---
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15
DISTRICT COURT---January Term. 1870
Hon. BENJAMEN 7. MYREs, Judge

MONDAY, January 10th.-The regular term q,
Court commenced to-day-the Hon Niles Sear1o@, VI
Of the 14th Judicial District, presiding
Gay x Co VS. Haight Co.-Action dismissed
| at costs of plaintiffs
Charles Ewvert admitted to citizenship
Ambrose Virgins VS. p Lord ct al--Dac,o.
by Court in favor of Plaintiff and against So
Lord, Jacob Shawl and Henry Beck, for the s,n,
of 1888 so and costs. '
Gold Hill Co VS. Bear River Co.-Continuel so,
the term
DB Hughes VS. Gay-P,aintiff not anneox,.
the cause was continued for the term
Jas. Neal VS. A IIill-The Gold Hill Co ct q,
JAS Hale appointed referee to report facts
Bear River Co VS. Gold Hill Co.-Demurrer
withdrawn and defendants allowed thirty days to
answer.
TUESDAY, Jan. 11th.-The People vs.. Mo,ti,
Rodriguez.-The motion of District Attorney fo,
death warrant, allowed.
II BEEN vs. j II McCusick.-Report Of 20.
fierce accepted, and decree of Court that defend.
ant recover of plaintiff his costs herein taxed a.
$3.50 As.
Reddington ct al VS. A f Rlood.-Couso con
tinued at cost of defendants
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 12th.-John N Smith ys PR
Pagan ct al-Motion for new trial taken under
advisement, with leave of parties to file briefs
within ten days.
Joseph Blen VS. Bear River Co.-Continued for
the term
JULIUS IIcITlCh vs. toIUlt1 llefFlCk.-DeCree Of
Court for plaintiff for s 1925 So and interest and
costs, and that plaintiff have execution therefor
5 f Leet VS. John Higgins and Horace Green
Decree by Court in favor of Plaintiff of fore
closure of mortgage for s661 and interest and
costs. Execution ordered.
Jacob Ressler VS. Pearson x Walton.-Defsult
of Defendant and foreclosure of mortga ged pre.
misses ordered.
Hardy IL Kennedy VS.. j w Phillips ct al-De
murrer submitted, and parties allowed three DAYS
to file briefs.
Hardy & Kennedy VS.. 7 W Phillips-Causc
continued for the term.
jesse Hurd ct al VS. John Turner-Demurrer
withdrawn and defendant allowed until Saturday
morning to answer.
John G Gaueon & Co VS. A Drummond Il Co.
Judgment by default.
James Mahon VS.. James McBurney ct al-Dc-
murrer submitted and parties allowed three DAYS
to file briefs Case set for trial on Monday.
Sheriff returned venire for jurymen for the
term.
Nathan Gilbert VS. John Turner-Cause disms-
sed.'
Bumpus vs. Pollard ct al--Dismissed at cost of
Plaintiff,
Burnett VS. Drower.-Settlcd by payment of
costs by plaintiff.
Fleming VS. orth-Default and judgment
for plaintiff.
Becquctt VS. Chas. King.-Dismissed at cost of
plaintiff
THURSDAY, Jan. 13th.-Indian Canon Co vsM
VI Robinson.-Demurrer sustained.
The People VS. Francisco Acosta.-Jury empsn-
ueled and case on trial
iTf9" The Z. s. Vandalia has sailed from
San Francisco to relieve the L. S. brig St.
Marv's, at Guaymas.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15
Judge Suggs and the Hotel International,
of San Francisco.

The subjoined correspondence fully ex-
plains itself. We cheerfuly accede to the
request of Judge Suggs, to publish the same,
and hasten to give the same to the public:
Mr.. Eaitor:-My friend Haley having
written me private letter concerning his
Hotel in San Francisco, l have written an
answer to it, which think ought to be print.
ed, that the public may have the advantage
of the correspondence; the same being of a
highly literary character.
| wish you would print it, and send John
copy, lest he become offended at my sup
posed silence; because know Of him writing
privately to about one hundred and fifty
persons in the same manner, and not one of
them have had the decency to answer.
Yours truly, S. SUccs, Judge.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

Ey- The hunt for the hostile Indians in
northern California still continues. The
Humboldt Times says of late expedition
against them that, on Monday night, 2lst
December, they captured seventeen ranches,
taking, in all, S4 prisoners. The ranches
were situated on Mad river, being scattered
at various distances, from quarter of a mile
to mile apart, and so we'll was the attack
planned and executed that not a gun was
fired nor an Indian escaped. 1t is Gen.
klbbes impression that the guns of the In
dians are either hid out, or that they are in
the hands of other Indians, as only two
were to be found in the entire number of
ranches taken. Another evidence of it is,
that an Indian was surprised and killed near
Angeles ranch, one day last week, and upon
his person was found shot-pouch with a
considerable amount of powder and ball and
caps, but no gun.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15
Democratic Committee for Placer County
Notice..

Having added, within the past week, one
of the Rugges fast printing power Presses,
and an extensive assortment of new Type,
and other printing materials, fine paper,
cards. ETC., to our already extensive Job
Office we are now prepared to do all kinds
of plain and fancy printing with great dis
patch, and at greatly reduced prices. We
invite all who are desirous of having any
kind of printing done to give us call, as
hereafter we intend doing work at Sacra
mento prices.
Auburn, Junuary sth, 1859.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

FOES AND FRosT.-The weather of the
past week has added new chapter to the
experience of the oldest inhabitant. A dense
fog has almost constantly curtained in the
town, limiting the eye to small extent of
landscape scenery. The fiosts of the first
days of the week were quite severe; and on
Tuesday the hill-sides, and all the foliage of
trees and shrnbs remained during the entire
day completely enrobed in frost-work; pre-
senting an unusual and beautiful sight to the
gaze Of the inhabitants of the foot hills.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

AccIDENT.-Mr. Robert Lessert tender
on the Gold Hill & Bear River ditch, near
Virginia, met with a painful accident on Fri
day morning under the following circum
stances: He had taken a double barrelled
gun with him for the purpose of shooting
small game, and in obtaining shot had
cooked for both barrels, and discharged but
one; and Immediately after upon placing the
butt of the piece upon the ground, the other
barrel discharged injuring his left hand to
such an extent, that it was found necessary
to amputate the thumb and three fingers at
the second joints. Some of the shot passed
through the rim of his hat within an inch
of his forehead.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15
HOTEL INTERNATIONAL.
San Francisco, Jan. 1st, 1859.


Dear Sir:-For year past we have stu
died how we can maintain First Glass
Hotel, and at the same time effect some re-
duction of price below three dollars per day
to our friends. We are happy to announce
to you that we have succeeded in our efforts.
We have obtained a reduction of our heavy
rental; and we have now under cultivation
in the suburbs, ranch which produces our
vegetables fresh from the ground, with a
dairy that se-ures us the purest milk and
cream, and stock of fowls that supplies
eggs and poultry always fresh; with many
other economical advantae es. BY this means
we can promise our friends that we shall
now improve upon the proverbal excellence
of our table; and the same matchless beds
and solicitous attention to the comfort of our
Guests, will continue to be the pride of the
Hotel International.
From and after January 1st, 1859, the
regular charge for board and lodging will
be 80 so per day, and we rely upon the in
creased business this reduction is expected to
secure, for the remuneration due to enterprise
and liberal concession.
JOHN J. HALEY, Proprietor.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

EtT The last overland mai! brought news
of the massacre of Major Emory and eight of
his men, by the Indians, between Cottonwood
Springs and Arbuckle, on the boundary be-
tween New Mexico and Mexico. Mai. Emory
has been engaged from time to time for a
number of years, in the boundary surveys
between the United States and Mexico. His
death will be severe loss to the Topograph-
cal corps of the Army.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

The G1LA MINEs.-The Gila mines have.
we think, says the Los Angeles Star, almost
had their day. We have seen a number of
persons lately, who have returned and speak
in the most diparaging manner of the whole
affair. Those fond of packing dirt and wash
ing it for 50 or SO day, can have plenty of
employment-that about pays expenses
Large invoices of goods had been shipped to
the river, by the Gulf; but the owners were
glad to sell them to the resident storekeepers
Hinton d Hooper, rather than have to stay
and dispose of them by retail.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-15

ALMOST A CoNFLAGRATIoN.-Ye esterday
morning the roof of the Empire Hotel caught
fire from a stove pipe, and when discovered
the flame was making good headway. By
timely alarm and energetic work it was soon
subdued; but not before frightening the en-
tire population of the town. The damp
weather that has prevailed for week, filling
roofs and houses with moisture, doubtless
saved an important part of our little city
from destruction.