SATURDAY   EVENING.
How sweet the evening shadows fall,
Advancing from the West,
As ends the weary week of toil,
And comes the day of rest!
Bright o'er the earth tbe star of eYe
Her radiant beauty sheds,
And myriad sisters calmly weave
Their lights around our heads,
Rest, man, from labor ! rest from ein!
The world's hard contest close!
Tho holy hours with God begin—
Yield thee to sweet repose.
Bright o'er thc earth the morniiij
Its sacred light wiil cast ;
Fair emblem of tbe glorious day
That evermore shall hist.
ray
Better trust nil, and he deceived,
And weep that trust, and that deceiving ;
Than doubt one heart, that, if believed,
Had blessed one's life with true believing.
Oh, in this mocking world, too fast
The doubting fiend o'ertakes our youth !
Better he cheated to the last,
Than lose the blessed hope of truth,
IMPORTANT TO
Housekeepers, Bakers, Miners,
Anel all others -who desire to have goad Breaii.
lUctliXsforjnaltlii^Brenf^HIsciilt.ovftnyklHd
or Cultc, Pot-pie, Pie-crust., Corn Bread., SfO.
SELF-RISING   FLOUR.
To make Bread and Cake with Sour Milk:
TO EACH POUHD   OR  QUART   OF  FLOUR,   ADD  ONE
heaping Uiaspooufiil of I!. T. L'ABCl'I.T'S  -uin** S.ALK-
RATDB, ami what nail iri required.    Mix well -together by
king the
~£ak
-one pOU_<3 of Tl.
IONS
■ij beat anel purest Yeast Powder, for
A Pretty Little Alleoohy.—" When Noah
planted thc first vino and retired, Satan approached and said: ' I will nourish you charming plant.'
He quickly brought three animals—asheep,a lion
and a hog, and killed (hem oue after another, near
the vine. The virtues ofjfthe blood of theae three
Animals penetrated it, and are still manifest lu ita
growth, Wben a man drinks one goblet he ie then
Agreeable, gentle anil friendly That is the nature
of the lamb. Wben he drinks two, he is like a lion,
and flays, 'Who is like me?' and talks of stupendous things. When he drinks more, his senaet
forsake him, and at length he wallows in the mud,
Need it he eaid he resembles the hog?"
While a fashionable conversation was being
held in the Music Hall of Newcastle, England, recently, a malicious wag called one of tbe ladies
aside, and told her as a profound secret, that a celebrated electrician had placed a powerful magnet
in each of the six beautiful chandeliers, which
would cause the spring steel skirt of any lady
passing near them to be inverted by tho power of
attraction. As one might conclude, this profound
secret was soon known to every lady in the room,
and produced a great sensation among the wearers
of steel ribbed garments. During the whole evening, not one could be induced to venture near the
brilliant mediums of light; aud several timid
ones departed for their homes inslanter. When
tbo hoax proved to be such, the storm of indignation was worthy of womanly lungs ; and had tho
wag been within reach, he would iiavc paid dearly
for his amusement.
The Aurora Boi.ea.lis Explained.—A scienti
gentleman in Illinois thus gives the origin of tl
celestial visitor:    When the nielofygistic tempci
ture of the horizon is such as to caloricise the ii
purient indentation of the hemispheric analog
the cohesion of the borax ctu'bistus becomes su
ckargod with infinitessimals,   which   are  thereby
deprived of their (issural disquisitions.    This effected, a rapid change Is produced in the thoram-
bumpter of the gyasticutis pulerium, wliich causes
a couvalcular in the hexatronal  antipathies ofthe
terrestrium act-ma verusli. The cloude then become
a mass of deodortimised speculte of cermocular
light, which can only he seen  when  it is visible.
The tongue of tbe patient develops to physicians
the disease of thc body, and to philosophers tho
disease of the inind.
FOB
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
San. Pod.ro and. Ban Diego.
ON and after the first of April, and until further
notice, the California Steam Navigation Company's steamship
.leruttis and two
'ai'tur, mix tliom
E tho Yeast I'ow-
nulti aa above :—
an who made Yeast Pow-
iot keep good mote than
.em  from the stores they
through so many hands
AMERICAN EXCHANGE,
SANSOME
Upposlti
STREET,
lean   Theatre.
SIMON H.  SEYMOUR,
PROPRIETOR.
onnpeted with tiie estab"
ok-kcepo i*.  he:v;A tcuve respect fully to
torn; (lie 01.1! i'ATKuXS nf'llie liouse, and l.lio l'I* IIT.KI
Ul;\l*:ii.U.,LY, Uirrt he li.nrs Iensoil fn.au Ml. VAILEY HAM-
GENT
THIS   MAGNIFICENT    ESTABLISHMENT,
whieh will i:
and control, and
friends and the t
hie experience in
with the people (
on *will leave hi.-
self  to  spare  n<
* under iiis iiiiina^enicnt
>e pleased to see iiis oid
. He flatters himself that
nd his long acquaintance
mtecthatno
TO   Ml NEKS.
al i
r far Bread, Bi
Ciil-es until yon ivant to use tlici
B. T. BABBITT'S PURE CHEMICALS,
Are .Q-iKirii-nteed strictly pure, and may be had of all respectable druggists and grocers,
DISSERVE none are genuine but those having on the pa
per*
.mirk iind the n
JOHN JJ. WlNQ dt CO.,
Sole Agents, 48 California street.
FREEMAN & SIMPSON'S
Old Magnolia Whiskey.
-H_gEfi?S5S_?
standard brand of
OI-O MACHVOLIA WHISKEY
THE AMERICAN EXl &AW3E It u> v«U known7 to tin
ay any*;iir * 'u praise, either of tlie building or its ioea
■ ii-n. .' . '.' ■ i; i irrkir will unlv rein arl: tiiat it iM inferioi
ti. unli. .u f*- iu i be SUte in ali tiie rtuji rem eiil.s ofa L*"J KS*'!'
*L'(,ASS HUTl.fi. being ina central loention and easy of
;■ ■■■ I'Kim all p;;,-,,; of i.be eii.v-. Tlie .ROOMS ni'-..-'l,AJ4<;t:
ml. V.'V;L1, VENTILATE!'), and riirnislmd witli Spnni>; Mii.t-
tresie.s.    Water has been introduced into all parts of tin
BATHROOMS on the premises for the convenience of
Two Coaches are attached to tlie Hotel to convey pas-
.sengei-.-i io and irom tho steamers.
my26 STMON" JI. SEYMOUR.
FRENCH, WILSON <fc CO.,
KAEB THE BEST
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
O N E    PRIC E!
Retailing   at Wholesale  Prices'
STRANGERS YllrlT.lW; TDK CITV WOKJJi HO WELT
TO CALL ANO I,!■:.■. l'J.: THFAK YtKAb-l'liK ; Ltnr .«;.im
will lie for warded to our House in .Sirwl'urt. thereby enabling tliem to alivuys procure a good lit ; and when you
wish m. suit, you only have to order it by letter to any
part of the Ste.io where there iri an Express Ollice. Bills
irfiEe.-rled on delivery ol' goods.
The finest and liest lciinl of Dress Suits made to order,
id delivered to any part of the State for Sixty Dollars™
nrranted superior to any other makers.
$_$* Sole Leal lie*. Trunks ami Valises, and Carpet Ting;
always on hand, ami all other goods suitalde for travel-
p'urposo.s in any climate.
FRENCH, WILSON" & CO.,
.yfi-ly San Erancisco.
PB. KOSBKBAUM'S
STOMACH   BITTERS.
—FOR THK CURE OE—
Dyspepsia.  In dig est ion,   Conmm-piHon,   Loss  oj
Appetite,or any Bilious Complaints arising
from  a  Alorhiel Action of the
Stomach or Bowels.
ALL jDf these diseases you  wiil soon be relieved of bv
use of these Surer*, as per directions on the hof"
SENATOR,
T. W. SEELEY COMMANDER,
Will Make two trips poi* month on tlio Southern
Coast, leaving Broadway Wharf,
On the 3d and 18th of each Month.
AT !» O'CLOCK, A. M.
U^** Bills of Lading will be furnished by thc
Purser on board.
For freight or passage apply on board, or at the
office of the California Steam Navigation Company,
corner of Front and Jackson streets.
je9 J- WHITNEY, President
DR. AOOIiPHUS'
ANTI-RHEUMATIC COKDIAL,
AND    HEALTH   RESTORATIVE,
IS THE MOST VALUABLE AND UNSURPASSED KEME-
dy for Rheumatism and Gout to he found in tiie world,
or biown at present.
•\y doen claim its
mid Gout—Then ;
tirely ve.ijetaiiie.
eiidhled to oiler tl
injt used the -rhov
niid lns never kr
protracted erisrs i
all known reme.li*
||^|   PIANO    j^3
MUSIC WAREROOMS^
Sansome  Street, San Francisco,
Extending from Clay to  Commercial St.,
SECOND FLOOR;
Retail Stores, i7S WasHlngton Street, anil 278
stoclttoii Street**
•"-pONVI'AXTT.Y  iccvvim: tliej.e,!   ' i-.-ti.--i. i'.:  ;V,«1:. Cor-
""'PORCELAIN WARE,
FANCY GOODS, AND TOYS.
Notick.— The secret of Mr. Kohler's low prices in, tli
lie Buys for Cash.
£_i~ Call and examine—it costs nothing.       marl M
MAGNIFICENT ENGRAVING-
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS AND HIS CREW,
THIS BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING wan designed by Ruben-*,
one of tiie most cclobrntet artists that ever lived ;
the
>st of tlie oi-ip-inul ib*i
The Philadelphia Daily mm, says, ''the mere noi
sum asked for liie  i-ii-_'i*.L\ii;_'. i    i    ■   ti - ;--   I   in luce
for persona to iv«i*;rli;i.-i-\ ',\ i'.Hnut tlie addii ional Gift
SCHEDULE OF OIFTS
To be given to the purchasers.   For full particulars]
for a Bill.
1 Cash,
1 Cash,
1 Cash'
suit of their
«uade tho Dot
and at such t
bled lo reap i
ue supersedes
and tertiarie
Dropsy, anl i
withsUn.i an
learned phyi
whose verv' p
'.vhirrh tiiey iiaro c
■>' ea'.liiig—ouly tki:
tits. As a I-Ieaitii ltestorativ
well  to tho pliys:
•,000 5 Cash,
i,000 10 Cash.
1,000 10 Ca,-*,'
1,500 io Cash,
.,010 10 Ca.--h,
500 10 (ash,
500      1(100 Cash,
300     UOOQ Cash,
t variety of other valuable Gifts.
i0cts. to S25.
in a letter SI and five 3 cent post-
postage and  roller) shall receive
majniiliricnt Engraving of Christo-
ne of these valuable Gifts as poi
S'iOO
300
250
200
100
50
s?r-ooo
i* .cnis
Engravings to
P.  S.  I-TERLINE fc CO.,
Box 1812. Philadelphia,
LAW), WEBSTER & CO.'S
FIRST CLASS-FIRST PREMIUM
TIGHT    LOCK   STITCH
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
SEWING MACHINES,
TT)LEASE eaU and examine thes*-.superior Machine.-- that
Established in 1849.
BARRETT & SHERWOOD,
VRE constantly receiving, by every steamerthe
most splendid stock of
WATCHES  ASfll  JEWELSV
ever impor ted into this ytate. Oar Watches cannot be surpassed, i'or.-nibstantlality and time; Keeping. Our Jewelry is selected with the g.-Odtest
care, and none but the most tasteful goo is Bade
of the finest gold arc allowed to leave oures-'aV
lishment*.
<Q»xs..£4.xat^ tSTe_>xxr& iLi?~y
We manufacture on the premises. We are the
inventors of the art, and keep ahead of all competition
WATCH REPAIRING
is done by the best workmen, under our own inspection.and warranted for one year. Watches
for repair eent to us by Express are attended to
promptly.
BAHRETT & SHERWOOD,
135 Montgomery .street,
between Clay and Commercial streets.
jy20 tf SAN PRANOISC >
your
T»ko
you p
Office Sppkrintkndk
San Francisco, Ci
-NT* Il
ll.   M
111IAN
•J 30,
AiaPAirta |
1800.     j*
^_&- The following instrui
ceived ut tiiis oflice :
itions
; have
been re-
Dkpaetment of
Offloe Indian AH'aii
J. Y. McDuffie, Esq., Sup't'.
THE
[ndia
Inter:
rr AM
or.,     1
18r,0. f
;-.i„)r*,
r tlio peri-
intenilont,
persons t
of pudio
FOREST WINE BITTERS
Tlie (Greatest llcsnedy of the Age
POR THE CURE OF1
Dyspepsia, .Liver Complaint,
Weakness oftlie Stomach
Or any Derangement of the Digestive Orgam
THEY REGULATE AND PREPARE   THE  STOMACH TO
receive ami digest I'ou-d in :i imalt-Jiy nirninov, giving
rgtheI3ody its natural strun^th. '*tt i.s very essentia
i'or jiernoiiH or every a.H'e or eunrUtion in lii'e. io be careful,
ainl keep tJis-ii* .i.li.'i.-i.rifire Oi'frans in g'oiiid ordor. By doin^
tii i.i. ttiey Avill bt jnvoi ;n;:dntiV any, or a.ll, oi tlieprevuil*
in.u' J.liKea.-ieri, inirideur to !:!:o dillerent Cliinatirji, no mu-ttei
wiiatthe temperature of tlie same." These Hitteirs are
sure, to do tliis in every case, if taken aoeoi'ilisj*,' to direc-
Thereare thousaniis of small arteries and avenues iu
tbo human frame, leading te and deiiendin^ upon, ihe
fjastrio juise-H iirodeeud by the Stomaeli for ilie support
ef the whole body. If the sto-nui;!* iri di.ieaii'.id. surely it
cannot do ita work. Couaequently the hody must be fed
from uuprepa re-'i anil ininaturjU .-.ali.va, solving corruption
throughout ihe v,-]ii_jle system. But if the stomaeli is
kept in order, the erealoi! saliya p-oea to enrich the 1
"WtMf CHEER" iiUSi
Nos. ll?, 118, 119.  121, and 122  Sacramento St.—Nos. 85, 87,
ILcidsdorff street, SAN FRANCISCO.
89, and Oj
tiers, Merchants. Miners , and all oth ei
;e additions liave recently been made to the  buildings of this
vorably known tlinmi^liont- this andthe Atlantic States.   Its
oila.i ion of all classes of patrons.
it .Inductions have boon recent y made in the rale.-- of'UOAIiT) ANO LODGING.
i*a*e 11RF-PROOP SAii'E  is kept in the ofiice, for the use of the patrons.
trior Bat-ring Aueoinmodations are connected with this House ; and alao the fi-e-
eof Entertainment, i,, w
and well adapted to tli._(
lIlINH'.i-S,  -
KEADING ROOM
oftt6SteaiDWl
BOARD, (por week)..,,
(perday)	
LOIIOING,  (per week).
ocl-yl
■liV-A:;<-•■ iullioltiiir'ri'. V.UKK OF  UriAIKiE'l
JNO HUJVJN'EBS   _E3X_PJ_,OYEI>.
 «,°°     I     LODGING, (per night)  50to7fi-^*
  1,00 gATHS, each  SU to To cents.
 --3,&4,oo   | *sr?ii;^i.:iMA-nisi,TEE-®8 cent8*
R. B. WOODWARD. Proprietor.
TURNERS'
EXTRA KASPBERBY SYRUP.
Mami-aetured from n/K-.rjiiiee ol.' Raspberries, and is ertual
to any article ot the kind beretoi'oro introduced.
una of the reasons why TURNERS' Ginger Wine, Sy-
3, Cordials, Bitters, &c, are better than any others iu
United States :—
rat—We have three of tho largest manufactories of
kind in the world.
One at New Vork;
One at Buffalo, New Vorlf.;
Ami tlie 3d at San Francisco, Cal.,
TURNER BRO'S,
Corner Front and Broadway Sts.
SAN FRANCISCO.    MMW
LOTTERIES!
Wood, Eddj &. ©o's
OLD AJYII RELIABLE
Delaware & Georgia 3_0TTEKIES|   i .
Lotteries on the OOMBIJYA TIOJV, and others   Jf,W
on the Havana or SIJVGLE NUMBER plans  U..- /
SPjLBNftlD  SCHEMjES,
WITH CAPITAL PRIZES OF
$70,000!!!   -   -   $50,000!!!
R. E, RAIMOND,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
*~Sp. 105 Front street,
(Between Washington and Afar chant streets}
SAN FRANCISCO,
will  give  particular   attention to the
Pnrcliase and Shipment,
as well as to the
SALE OF MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE'
j) E. RAIMOND Laving been established in San
\_\j_, Francisco since 1849, and having been continually engaged in the Commission business (or
Merchants and Producers of the Southern and
Northern coast of CaliforniTi, as well as with that
of Oregon and Washington Territories, feels eonfl-
dent that he will be able to give en tire satisfaction
to parties who may entrust their business to bis
eare. jylG
TUSHI-VERS'   OIWCJJGK   WINE.
rplTlS AliTICLRis manufactured from pure White Wine
1 iintUiima.I.u (imji-ov l\o<ii; in .siit-ii a. i»i:,.„ner as fo fen
tho licit uml most pli'iisnu t Loine ever inti*ortuced ; una is
One   Million  GfiSBoiss,   in   Barrels
and discs, Sold Annually,
MARK THEStt FACTS.
TheTestimony of the whole World
Augusta, tfta., and Wilmington^D-cl.
Unilcr the sninsrhiteii'-Lwieo of swoni uominisstoiiers.
every WED_\lSDAY aad SATURDAY of each week.
The Delaware State Lotteries:
ONE GRAND  SCHEME per Mouth,  with £100.000
Tine Single Num!>er Lotteries
DlpOitrin, UIc
Any of the afepf
'Turner's Forest Wine Bitters
1 be pei
Supt. Indian Affai
imn. County
■liiq ofiice.
IFFIE.
■a for Cal.
Merchants and
where.
nna Ulcers.
e by the proper
paration. To at-
tlie edges of lhe
t, and Scarlet
il by ivcll rQbliing
ohert, throat anil
le, ami giTe im-
noutb must ope-
ence can be felt
will do its work
abovi
lay,'
any in--.ifi
aft..:c li
■sore or wound as efl'cctiuillv us tliougb palpn*-
tlie eye.    Thero again  hread  and water  poultices,
■ing iu ot the Ointment, will do great ner.
the only sure treatment for female oases of
stomach, or wliere there may be a geuemj
taring dow
T-udlgcrction of Youth:
Blotche,-*,   as   also   swellings
.diWilly ,-ireil il* thn  Ointn'j'ei
Us he taken night and'niornii
■intod instructions.    When   treated
y dry upm ono place to break out
Sores and Ulcers.
an, with   certainty, be
boused freely, and Hie
nded in tlio
Ointm
nd leave tin
■Jlb-r-
nil x
ethe
fith the i
humor from the SJfi
ms and healthy being,
f  the Pills to ensure fi
JDropsical Swellings, Paralysis nnd Stiff Joints,
Although the above complaints differ widely lnt-hefe
on;;,i, ;!..,< n.rturi?, yet thev nil require local ireidiucnl.
ni .my ni the worst c.ises, of Mitb diseases, will viehl in ft
fi<>i'i;iiir*iUiv..:ly -hint s],nc,(; oft line when this Oiii tment i.-i
'hiini-irij.- i-uiji,,,,! „]((l Ll,(. jhiU.js miccti-d even after uvwy
'U "irmraiiK have failed. In all serious maladies tlie
i lUfrsli.nild l,ir Uiln-o aoeoi*diii.; ti, the pnuled directions
•■i.i;com[r:iy:o- oa'.ili box.
Both the   Ointment   and   Pills should le used in ilic foi•
lowing cases-
.R'idl,^:s, Chilblaines.  ' Gout. Skin Diseases,
Rnl. '*   ChaPPed Ghindular Scurvy,
n     ■   ' Hands, .Swell in its Sore-heads,
""""ins, Corns (Holt.)    I ninh-i-*.,   "' ' Tumors
of Mos- Cancers, Piles.       ' Ulcers.'
spun
0 the light.    A   hai
ne rendering sue
*  vending  the
r^Hohl  :,.
denLnn-
1'ealci-r
ihe Manufactory ofProfesKor IIolioway, SO
Ki-.v   Viu-lr ruin l,v   -,11 rcrpec.l.ahhr   !h-i.g;--i:^:'
!    Mfdii-m*..   tl:coit;Liioul    1 he oivili?.ed  ttivhl.
■jib, at 25c..C2c. and SI each.
a,There is considerable savin
B--
■ns  for   the guldai
v ailixed to each ho.
n taking the Urgei
of   patients, is
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
VOL. X.
LOS   ANGELES,  CAL.,   SATUEDAY,  AUGUST  18,  I860.
NO. 15.
Cos Angeles Star:
PUBLISHED  EVERY SiTOBDiT MOIiNISO,
At No. 1, Roo BoiiaDison, Spring .Street, L03
AngeUrB,
BY   II.   HAMILTON.
^nsiittss Carbs.
TERMS:
Subscriptions, per annum, in advance.. $5 00
For Six Months   3 00
For Three Months   2 00
Single M umber   0 25
Advertisements inserted at Two Dollara per square
often lines, for the first insertion; and One
Dollar per square for each svtbsoquenfc insertion.
A. liberal deduction made to yearly Advertisers.
Acenty !Vot.I«c.
Mr. C. A. CRANE is oitr only authorized agent
in San "Francisco, to receive Advertisements' and
Subscriptions, receipt for the samo, and to transact business generally for the Star. Office, 172
'Montgomery street, between Washington and
Jackson, opposite the Lyceum.
C.  E.   THOM,
Attorney niid Counsellor at Law
LOS ANGELRS.
Ollice in Pico Buiklin^s, Spring street. jy3
E.   J.   C.   KEWEN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
LOS ANGELES, Cai,.,
Willpracticein theCourtsof theEiRST Judicia
District, the Supreme Court, and the U. S. Dis
trict Court of the Southern District of California
OPRne, in Temple's Building, opposite Melius'
■ore. Jan. 1st, 1859.
£00 Angelea Slat.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR   PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKINRIDGE,
OF KKNTLCKY. '
FOB ViCE PBESIKENT,
jtoshes-E^h:  x*.a..Kris,
OF OREGON.
The steamer Hero and Adiine, with lhe Prince | Newahk, N. J-, July '21.—The Democracy oT
of Wales, arrived at St. John's at 7 o'clock on the j thia city held primary meetings to-day, to elect
evening of 23d July. The royal salute was fit ied iln legates to the State Convention. Tlie elec tion
from the batteries. Tbere were great crowds on resulted in forty nine delegate* on the Union Eli*c-
ihe wharves, uiul the display of banners was very toral tlckftt being chosen, to eleven slr-niglu-ont
R"" delegates.   The Douglas men are diseftUefiwJ with
BELLI UNION HOTEL
Main  Street
lOS   AHSELES
FLASHNER & WINSTON,
PROPRIET ORS.
MTHIS HOTEL, so lons known as the best
in Southern California, having passed into ,
the hands of thc present Proprietors, has |
been thoroughly refitted, and many additions made
to its aceoinniortatioiis.
8tra,ngera, and gentlemen with their families, will
find this an agreeable home, at all-times.
The table will bc supplied, as heretofore, with all
the delicacies ofthe market. oct2
IM-dixi  Street,
OPPOSITE   THE BELLA   UmGA')
.LOS A NO ELKS,
THIS   Establishment   offers  superior  i
ducements to the traveling publie, and   e
■pecially to those wishing a quiet home. T:
lication is desirable,   the  establishment large ai
commodious, with rooms—single and f—' r- ,: —
c.ean and well furnished, and a table
with the choicest viands aud delicacies
—as is well known by those who hav
h mae with their patronage.
The Proprietor will use  every eser
g'ect nothing, to give his guests eutir
DR. J. C. WELSH,
rHVSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OJiee, CITT DRUG STORE,
Mara street, Lob Angeles.
Office hours, 9 to 1?-, M ; and 2 to 0, P.M.
AaEUBtl, 1853.
~r. J. WHITE,
I Physician, Surgeon, and Oculist, j
Office—Temple's Block,
MAIN SXRirrKT, I,OS ANGELES.
nnlS
PRAGER, MORRIS &L, CO.,
dealers rra
FOB EIGRI aVWD DOMESTIC
3Q*It~K-   GOODS,
Temple's BlocK,
jl4 Main street, Los Angeles.
S.  PRAGER. J.  L.  MORRIS  & 1SR0S
.veil supplied
_f tho season
favored the
Los Angeles, July 10, 1866.
BACHMAN St CO.,
WHOLKSAI,K AXI> RETAILDEALERS IN
Gioccric*,  Wines,  I.iijuots,   lotliiug.    Ilnrd-
worc, Sic,  Sic,
Pi-oduoe, Hldtes*. mid Wool taken In exclmnge,
Los Angeles street, second housefrom Commercial street. Jan. 1st, 1859.
JIOUNISG .—H, B. Wtantio;
Morn again with golden pencil
Tints the curtain of the East,
And agaiu in robes of tinsel
Standetb at her holy chancel
Making ready ibr the feast!
Gently Hushing,
Gently blushing,
Like a bride before the priest!
Oh, what holy thoughts come o'er ua
Ay we drink the morning's biilm!
As we view the field before us,
As we join the pleasant chorus
Of the morning's holy psalm!
As we wander,
As we ponder,
In the morning's blessed calm.
Thoughts of other, happier hours,
Come to us with memories rife,
And again we seek the bowers
Where we used to gather flowers,
Iu tbe morning march of life ;
Memories greet ue,
Pleasures meet us,
Yet unstained by eare or strife.
Oh, how much of life is wasted
In this so-called world of bliss ;
How much pleasure-grain is Wanted-
How much happiness untasted —
How mueh pleasure do we miss,
Just by keeping
Dull eyes sleeping,
Such a hoiy morn as this !
hue. ___^	
Political Coalition  in Georgia*
A dispatch from New York to day, ( '.Uth,) says i
the Times' Washington correspondent, says private advices from Georgia unnounce that lerms of
union between the Douglasites and lk-HUes in thut
State have been a^eed upon. Eacb candidate is
to have five electors.
"Akk We a Sexsibu. Pbopls!"—This qaestfeo
the Cincinnati Commercial argues wilh itsell
through a column, and comes to tlie conclusion
that whether we are a sensible people in* not, we
are a gvent people for running atlcr trambaga ol
all kinds—medicinal, doctrinal, patented impossibilities, gold mines, and evory species of adveniure
which promises to yield a large fortune for very
little work. Yet il rather thinks we are not quite
a nation of fools, and humbiy aog-gQats that a Hub:
less canvass and a little more ballast would go far
to make us a more sensible peopl°
FRANCIS   MELLUS,
"WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In  Groceries,  Hardware,  Paints,
Oils,  *c. &c.
Ko.   2,   ARCADIA   BLOCK,
los angki.es. u>m
COFFEE SALOON
50.^Ccjsts pei' saaesil.
Oue mt a "Plate.
EMILE BORDENAVE     yfS^V
i well and fnv^i'iiiily   known   '      *.'*■,     :>,
.—, a for  a  long   time   in   the  vl/ xzg0l
principal cities jf tbe Pacific coast, as a first rate
cook, would respectfully inform bis friends and
the public generally, and ail who would honorhim
with their patroiage, that from tiiis date he purposes to keen open his estub. ish ment fi-nn 6 o'clock
a. ji. until 12 o'clock at night. His house shall
always be provided with the best the market affords. He will do all in his power to contribute
to the comfort of his customers.
pB^Comc and see for yourselves."^^
EMILE EOEDENAVE.
Los Augeles, July 7, 1860. m3
S.   &   A.   LAZARD,
IMPpRTEEa,
And Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
1 ■"•r.ticli,   EngiisS*   and   American
FWy _€i-ry,r,f.a^    ^ ...jill^
Happy ! happy ! blessed morning !
May my soul retain tbe view ;_
Ere the evening lamps are burning
Mav the holy picture warning
Teach me to begin anew !
Guide me cheei'ful
Make me prayerful,
Till life's pilgrim day is through.
GEO. THACHEB & CO.,
Wholesale aiffi Ketail JJealers in
Choice Wines and Liquors,
MAIN STREET,
Nearly   opposite   the   Bella   Uoton   Ilotel,
LOS ANSELES. j(r3
WM. H. SHORE,
ITotery I»*u.*fc>llo.
i.in29
OFEICE  WITH E. DF.OWN.
X.IVSRY STABLE.
THE undersigned, having purchased
the STABLES   formerly occupied  by
„_. , Mr. Carson, adjoining Xichol'sBailfliag,
Main street, Los Angeles, begs to inform the public that he Is ready at all times to supply SADDLE HORSES, equal to any to be found in the
State.
Carriages, and  DouMe ausl Single Seated
Buggies,
can he furnished to those desiring such conveyances
His facilities for keeping Horses are not surpassed by any stable in the city, and he solicits a
share of publie patronage In this department.
He is always well supplied with the very "best
Feed, which will be sold on usual terms.
jy24 A. J. HENDERSON.
KNAPP, BURRELL & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ko. 80 Washington st., San Francisco.
Will receive and sell on consignment,
Peaches, Grapes, Apples, Pears,
And all kinds of fruit in their season.
HAVING- had three years' experience in the
Fruit Trade in this market, and possessing a
thorough knowledge of the business, they feel
confident in their ability to give satisfaction to all
who may favor them wich business.
Fruit-growers who consign to us will be kept
well posted in toe changes of the market, aud in
all that pertains to tbeir interests.
j&- A liberal share of patronage is solicited.
je2m3
CONCENTRATED POTASH.
PHINEAS BANNING,
For warding   and   Coin wii ssion
MercSB-s.it#,
LOS ANGELES AND SAN PEDRO,     ol
Erieght forwarded to
FORT YUMA.
SAN BERU*lRM5iO,
FORT TEJON,
and all parts ofthe three Southern Counties, wil
his accustomed promptness.
Tue Bi.tie laws.—The following are such of tl.e
famous "Blue Laws" of Connecticut as relate to
religious matter.':
No one shall be a free man, or give a vote, unless he be a member in full communion wiih one
of tbe chuiehes allowed in this dominion.
No one shall hold ofiice who is not sound in faith,
and faithful Lo his denomination.
Each free man shall swear by the blessed God .
to bear true allegiance to tbis dominion, and that ]
•funis is the <ip!_y living nnd true King.
"A-aaffiTteror'any oTherberetirir**"" "* ™ " ^"^ *'
Tf any p.!rs_in :■ * - Quaker he shfilj be banished
and if he rei;;n>. I    -hull sutler death.
No priett shall abide in the dominion, he sliall
be banished, and suffer death on his return.
No person shall run on the Sabbath, or walk to
the garden or elsewhere, except fervently to and
from meeting.
No person shall travel, cook victuals, make beds,
Or shave or cut hair ou thc Sabbath.
The Sabbath shall begin at sunset on Saturday.
No  person   shall read common prayer, keep
Christmas or Saint's Day, make mince pies, ploy
cards, dance, or play any kind of music, except
the trumpet or Jew's harp.
No minister shall join people in marriage; the
magistrate only shall join people in marriage, as
they may do it with less scandal to Christ's church.
Caui-t'orxia Grais.—Some o( the best grain ever exhibited in St. Louis, was yesterday shown at
the Merchant's Exchange. It consisted of half a
dozen or more varieties of wheat and barley,
brought from Calilornia by Henry Ames, Beq.,
who has just returned from atrip to the Pacific
coast. The samples of wheat embraced a bottle of
"Red Chili." ef California growth, the viudety
from which the celebrated Chili Hour is manufactured. Also, Australian wheat, and a kind of
white Hint club like grain Called the Sonora wheat.
Also, three samples of hurley ; one called the '■No-
panel," originally from Siberia, which produced,
on mountain land in Calilornia, ninety bushels to
thc acre. Mother, tiie regular California bailey,
and a sample of the Barley of this year's growth.
Also, some Chili beans, the best variety grown in
Calilornia.— St. Louis Democrat, 21.
OvEBi'owKttisG Skat.—Cousequent upon the
overpowering heat of yesterday—the mercury rising to 102, 10-i, and 100 degrees in the shade—the
Coroner last eveuiug received nearly a score of
calls to hold inquest upon persons suddenly and
fatally exhausted from the excessive heat.— St.
Louis Dem, 21.
Boston, July 20.—Halifax papers announce tho
death of lion. Bienlon Halliburton, Chief Justice
of Nova Scotia, which occurred on the 16th inst.
Railroads Almost Annihilating Space.—A
traveler "by, rail," between New York city aud
New Orleans, writes that he took breakfast at
Rochester, New York, dinner at Erie, Pennsylvania, aod supper at Cleveland, Ohio : then breakfast the uext morning at Seymour, Indiana, dinner
at Olney, Illinois, and breakfast the next morning
at Columbus, Kentucky, being cnly one meal in
each of theae large States, as he swept through
them—having lelt Chambers street at 5 p. m. oue
day, and arrived in Cleveland at tweuty minutes
past 5 P. m. on next day ; making  the  whole dis
UCIegUii-S.        UM'   IMHIHILI,--.   ihl-ii   nn;   iii.-.-n.,,,,,,.,
tlie result, and will choose a full set of contesting'
delegates.
The Monlgoraery (Ala.) Advertiser gives a list
of fifty-tWO i apers in lhat State lor Breckinridge
aud Lane—nine for Douglas and fifteen tor Bell
and Everett.
The Detroit SPhtdwKnays: Some of the Doug-
bis pap«N "ho are iryin**. lo identity the leading
Democrats wilh theii* faction, claim Gen.Oass.as a
Douglas man. Wc understand that he is unreserved iu the expression of his preference for Breckinridge.
The Liresbnrg (Va.) Mirror declares for Breckinridge aad Laue, aud adds :
" Aa to Stephen A. Douglas, a man whom we
had at onetime politically embosomed, we look
u-jun him at tbis moment as one of the most heart-
s, cold, and designing demagogues that ever did
an injury to our purty. To nn arrogance unprecedented he united a dictatorial temper which has
led him lo wade to his chin to rule or ruin his
party. As to his Squatter Sovereignty doctrine,
we hold it in more absolute contempt and unqual-
ilied detestation than we do the principle ot the
hti«__._   ._..,,,.;s0_;j
WihnoVpr
Pennsylvania, Electors.-—The Philadelphia
Argus learns from "a reliable sourco that John G.
Brenner, Esq., Col. Wm. C. Patterson, V. A. Server, Esq., aud several other gentlemen on the Democratic Electoral ticket, have already forwarded
to Mr. Welsh, chairman ofthe Democratic Stale
Committee, a pledge in accordance with thc resolution adopted by the Committee ou the 2d inst."
Ttiat is, if they arc elected, to give their votes for
Breckinridge and Lane.
Parson Browulow is opposed to any fusion with
either Democratic faction.    He flay-3 :
Iu this split, we are pleased to Bee the factions
so equally divided, and we hope, in their wrestle,
tliey will make a dog fall of it! Let all honest,
patriotic, Union-loving men stand aloof (rom
both, praying in their family devotion, that God
in mercy to the couutry may politically damu
both factions 1
Michigan,—A Convention of the friends of
Breckinridge and Lane has been called to meet at
Detroit on the 21th inst. The call has been Bigu-
ed by seven of the leading Democrats of Detroit.
It looks more and more as if the Douglas party
would make no show at all in Virginia.
Let the result of the present contest be whatever it map, tbe party whicb now supports Breckinridge is henceforth the National Democracy, and
its platform the creed of that Democracy. In the
Presidential contest in 1864, the Republicans must
meet a single antagonist ticlwt, aud that one running substantially if uot literally on the Breckiu-
ridge platform of to-day. That platform represents a principle—that of the right of each slavo-
holder to plant slavery in any Federal Territory,
and demand legal protection therein—which wo
cau never accept ; but it has the merit at least of
past 5 P. m. on next day ; making  tne  wnoie uia i cau ucvci nwiopi , «-« - v
tance traveled 640 miles in tweuty four hours and | freedom from ambiguity. "To this complexion"
twenty minutes, and passing through the States of 1 tbe Missouri compact-breakers were doomed to
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, ludiana, lUinoiel come from the first. It is definite, tangible, prac-
J—^ ™" ■ » -■*"*. \ tical, aud worth a contest—wherein it differs wide
ly from the ever-shifting cloudland of "Popular
Sovereignty."—jY. ¥. Tribune.
Nearly Tlir
Limes tUe Strength of Ordinary
BACKED   IN ONE POUND TIS! C.\K"^
Withou*
Full <
gait
Tartar
JOHN  L>. WING -Si Co.
■4H Californin, strout, S;ui Francist
Agents for B.  T.  VUljliiU^ I'urii Siilonitus, Cream
and Super Carbonate of Soda. jy!4m3
:Etf_ES~W":E3IjXj,'£&
OOUGH
THIS ARTICLE  IS FOB SALE BY
S>R.   B.   H.   MYLES,
Main street,  front of Commercial street,  Loa
Angeles.
As each bottle is accompanied by ample testhno
ny in relation to the merits of its contents, hu'thei
comment ia unnecessary. Je9ai
FORWARDING.
THE undersigned, having leased the Sepulveda
Landing, at ,= an Pedro, is now ready to Receive
and Haul all manner of merchandise consigned to
him
WITH CAPE AJYD DISPATCH,
and upon reduced terms. JOSE EtUBIO.
Los Angeles, Oct. 10, 1S59. oclo
e7hTworkman& bro.
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
TEMPLE'S MABBLE FKOKT  BLOCK,
Will keep constantly on hand an assortment of
Saddles, Harness, &c. &c.
Ite_,Hii-lng done *wHli promptness.
Oct. 24h, 1859.
S^LX»33Ij3E_!H-__-_
M. ROKTBT,
AL.ISO STKEET, in BEAlDRY's  BRICK
HAS the honor to announce to the Puhlic,that
he stilt carries on his business at the old
stand, as above, and having in his employment
competent workmen,he is prepared to execute all
orders with which he may be favored, in the Manufacturing of
Fine HarneS8,C&i'rI«g<pRej>airln£;,and Memllug
-,r -;.; ■■-.    :_,- ■:-...
j*\Iso,cvei*y«hiiiyiu tteSaddleiy Business.
Lob Angeles, Aug. 1st, 1860.
FAMILY GROCER,
AND DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
M the Old Stand,
San Bernardino.
■?. W. has opened at the above place, with a
JTV, full and selected stock of all articles embraced in the above line, and respectfully requests a
continuance of the patronage of his old Mends
and new patrons. R. F. WALKINSHAW.
io 19
LOS  ANGELES
Xiager Beer Saloon.
HUBERT SCHMIDT
HAS the pleasure to announce tohi
friends and to.the public, that he ha
opened a
i^^,-^      LAGER BEER SAEOON
on Fouith Street, where also be will keep on
hand the choicest kinds ofXiquors and Cigars. jy23
The New York Tribune announces the "arrival
of the Prince of Whalers." in New York last Satur*
day. The individual alluded to is not the sou of
Queen Victoria, but the " Benicia Boy."
High Prices for Garden Produce.—Owing to
the unfavorable weather in Eng'aud, the price for
garden products in London at last accounts was
very high. Strawberries were $L 50 per pound;
cherries fifty cents; lust year's apples $1 per dozen;
asparagus seventy-five cents per hundred; peas $1
25 per peck; tomatoes fifty cents per dozen.
Thc English ladies are endeavoring to "ameliorate the condition of the poor dry goods ch-rks
of London." Seventy-five ladies of the highest
rank, from the still beautiful Duchess of Sutherland downward, have, like the Maccabees, "bound
themselves by a strong vow," not to shop on Saturdays after two o'clock, -and mauy others will
follow the example.
The new novel of Rutledgo haa run to six edi
tions, in six weeks. Beulah, by Miss Evans, of
Mobile, has gone through twenty-three editions in
nine months. The authorship of the former volume is still unacknowledged. It is a curious fact,
in relation to both these works, that they were rejected when first offered to publishing houses in
New York ; the Harpers having declined the former, and the Appletous tbe latter.
It may not be generally known that the highest
speed ever attained by horseflesh, was four miles
in eleven and a halt minutes, or at the rate of
thirty-ihrce miles an hour. Tbe highest speed of
the locomotive, well authenticated, was on one of
tbe Hngiich linoa, nt the rate of seventy-eight
mile.*; nu bonr. And il; is snid thau a .n-Ji v-.il.rr_n-.
bout bus run twenty-six stutute miles an Hour,
which equals the best time ever made on our North
River.
One of the recent on eiits of London is that Sir
Edward Lytton Bulwer has become reconciled to
his wife, aud that they are about to live together
again.
At Liverpool two expert London thieves picked
the pockets of a cotton broker of £11.000 (er $55,-
000) in large notes, just as he was entering the
bank. An hour later a London detective, who
chanced to be in town, recognized one of them at
the post office, where he was found to have registered a letter to a lady in Loudon. Following the
man up, they arrested both ; following the letter,
they recovered the entire amount of money ; aud
in almost as little time as it takes to say it, the
pickpockets were exported ior teu and seven years
respectively.
It is calculated tbat the entire world of smokers
| and snuff-takers consume two millions tons of tobacco annually, and this at a cost sufficient to pay
for all the bread-corn eaten in Great Britain !—
When we come to consider that the world contains
at least oue hundred million smokers, we. shall
have some idea of the vast effect this narcotic
must have upon tbe industrial aud mechanical
pursuits of the human race.
The Hon. John H. Lampkin, Georgia, died snd
denly on the 9th inst,, at his residence in Rome, in
that State.
Lieut. Thomas T, Houston, of the United Statea
Navy, died on board the steamer IroquoiB, in the
■ Bay of Naples, on the 26th alt.
I Alice Gary and Julia Dean Hayne are at Milton,
j a lovely village on the Hudson, about four miles
| from Poughkeepsie.
for business.
The Overland mail coach, with San Francisco
dates to rhe 2d of July, arrived here at half-past
10 o'clock, this morning, with some of the passengers who received injuries at Mountain statiou by
the running away of a team, the particulars of
which are as follows: The stage left Mountain
Station with seven passengers, besides tbe driver
and Mi*. Stout, a road master iu the employ ofthe
Overland Company, who was acting as conductor.
On leaving the station the driver cranked his whip,
and the horses immediately started on a run. When
they arrived at the brow of tbe mountain, the brakes
wore applied, but were foun to be useless Iu his
efforts to stop the horses, tbe driver drove out of
the main road, and they came in collision with a
tree, literally smashing the coach in pieces, killing
oue man by the the name of Max, a drover from
Oassville, Mo., who was on his rtiturn from California, and injuring every other person on the stgo to
a greater or lessextent. Mr.Stout was severely cut
in the face, aud had his nose completely ffaitened.
He also complained of internal injuries. Several
of the injured remain here for rest uutil next stage.
St. Louis Democrat.
Trouble in Virginia,—Great excitement existed
at Oecoquau, Va., in consequence of the Black
Republicans raising a banner, hearing the names
of Lincoln and Hamlin. Tlie citizens have attempted to abolish it. The Republicans resisted,
and dispatched messengers to the neighboring
towns for arms and ammunition. Gov. Letcher
ordered Gen.Hatten to call out his troops to pro
tect the Republicans, but the General pie'erred
resiguing his command. At last accounts It was
expected the military at Alexandria would be
called out. Oecoquau contains iiOO Republicans,
and was the residence of Underwood, the Republican.
Luther's name and fame are yet most cuduri ugly
enshrined by the genius of the great Dresden
sculptor, Reitchel, who is engaged iu executing
a monument of magnificent proportions. The
statueot the great reformer, eleven feet high, in
bronze, is to be placed upon a lofty pedestal, to be
ascended by steps; the pedestal having on the
platform statues ot Frederick of Saxony, Philip
the Magnanimous. M'danctlion and Reuchlin. At
the four corners are to be seated  figures of Hu
Ti,a mxetE-Jariaxt, nad IJttne General Committer*
Of New   lord   organfzetl  Jury   ae,   nt   the Irving
Rooms, Gustavus A. Smith in the Chair. Primary
meetings are ordered to choose delegates to tho
Breckinridge State Convention, to assemble at Syracuse ou the 7th  August.    A  resolution  waa
passed  requiring all   members of this Committee
to retire both from Mozart aud Tammany Hall, or
from any other organization that sustained Stephen A. Douglas.
Mr. Lamar, of Mississippi, declines a re-election
to Congress, hot-finding to  accept a law professorship in Georgia. He is regarded as one ofthe fairest and ablest of the extreme Southern wing.
John Hickman, of Pennsylvania, will take tho
stump for the Lincoln and Hamlin ticket.   He has
heretofore ranked as an Anti-Lccompton  Democrat, with strong freesoil notions.
Gerritt Smith, the crazy New York abolitionist,
out again as a candidate for the Presidency.
It is paid that Col. Gentry, of Tenn., has declared for Breckinridge and Lane.
Douglas, in his letter of acceptance, eulogize!
the compromise of 1850.   Johnson, on the other
hand, speaks of these compromises as a "base surrender."    If the   things themselves are "base."
those  who made them are -'base" aho.   Johnson *
ie therefore now   identified  with   the leading promoter ot a "base" scheme, and Douglas is running
with the man who denounces him for it.
Hon. W. E, Bouligncy, of Louisiana, who, last
winter, announced his intention of supporting Mr.
Douglas, has declared for Bell and Everett.   This
divides the Louisiana delegation to Congress, aa
Mr. Bonligny's colleague is a supporter of Mr.
Douglas. ____________________________^
Population OT Illinois.-—The census returns
from Illinois, already received at Washington, indicate the total population of that State lo be 1,-
800,000, -against 851,000 in 1850. On the basis of
one Congresfinanjo every 1'20,000 inhabitauts.it
will now be entitled to lifteen members of Congress instead of nine.
New Stkamshu' Line.—The N. Y. Times says :
Marshal O. Roberts, of the old United States
Mail line hence to Aspinwall, backed by hiB
friends, is about to bring into employment, on
both sides the Isthmus, a eflet of five or six steam-
" Among   the  novelties of which  the  scientific   promise  and consolidation  of iutcrests   with  the
world has lately heard, is the invention of an Ital     ^aclliC Uimpapy-
iau—a Florentine Monk, it is said—who has devoted many years to the study of electricity and telegraphic matters.    He has some extraordinary in
volitions wbich be is submitting to tbe Emperor of
Lut'bcr,to be In bronze
Amomr the novelties of which «)
.         in ne ia ■Buuiinii.iug -j ...v
the French. It is stated that among them is a dis
covery of the means of traiismi'iing/Vn: similes of
hand-writing and manuscripts 'Vou; station to statiou, so that a telegram may become a leaal docu
ment. He can also transmit a likeness by this
agency,to be reproduced at the other end of the
wire. Proposals- have been made to the man of
science to come to England.
Heenau is said to have signed a contract, whereby, in consideration of $25,000, he is to give sparring exhibitions in New York and elsewhere during the next three months.
The New York Tribune publishes a list of over
fifty murders whicb have been committed in New
York city within the last three years, without one
of the perpetrators being discovered,
Among the general orders lately promulgated
by the War Department, is one directing the removal from the Presidio, San Francisco, of Company I, Third Artillery, which is to proceed at
ouce to Honey Lake Valley, for tha protection of
that region. Supplies for the command are to bc
furnished by the Chief Commissary.
Mrs, Harriet Bcechcr Stowe, who has recently
returned from a European tour, is at Andover.—
She is engaged in tbe preparation ot anew work,
on which, it is stated, Bhe meaus to rest her reputation as an authoress.
Hon. J. B. Haskin, of New York, declines to be
a candidate for re election to Congreee.
Garibaldi has written to a friend in London,usk-
ing if it would be possible to obtain a couple of
steamers armed with Armstrong guos, aa he ia in
great want of a flotilla.
The New Orleans Board of Health announce
that a death—the first of the season—from yellow
fever, occurred at that city on the llth instaut.
It was pome time since stated that a soulhern
steamboat had boon named "Benlah," in honor of
Miss Augusta J. Evans. Tho boat made her trial
trip the other day, and its Indies' cabin was adorned with a set of silver ware presented by the authoress who had been complimented.
There are published in this country and Canada
nearly three thousand Newspapers. More than one
balf are weeklies, the remainder arc divided between semi-weeklies, tri-weeklies, and dailies.
The State of Coonecticut is a model State in
financial management. With a population of
about four hundred and fifty thousand, its annual
expenses are only $217,000, or less lhan fifty cents
for each inhabitants. All the salaries of State
officers are only twenty-three thousand dollars,
and the judicial expenses less than ninety thousand
dollars.
Joseph Gales, of the National Intelligencer.
died at Washington, July 21, in thc 75th year of
his age. He was during two-thirds of his life con-
iiee'v*.il with thut. rv*u>iis::mi.:iu.
Lieut. Mowry, of Arizona, has been appointed
a Commissioner to run the eastern boundary line
of California.