■■■y Hot  Day In   July.
'Twas a rtrry bi t day in lbe month of Julv.
The sun fairly hissed hi an unclouded sky :
Hut a low vi-ntiird out   'nealb  :!; i  wrath of its
'**■:■.-.: *.
In the hope to cool oil with lee woloi and creams
That very hot day iu July.
Every man tbat 1 met. 1 (Teeters on mj BOftl,
Seemed nothing to me bat B walking ClOtbeB poll1;
Their clothes soaking wet al i In1 elbows ,uul knees,
They looked like wot ;.■■■ hung to the
breeze,
That very hot duy iu July.
A maiden I met with a rose on ber cheek,
'Twas damaged, however, by many a streak.
Where Lhe sweat running dawn  left ibe    no oi
creation.
Exposed mid betrayed hy her own perspinilion,
That xwy ;vl flay in July.
I saw a poor fellow, wtflj Hboes in his tjatid,
Half roasted be met tne, aod eame bo ■*. staad ;
Says I, "Is it hot?'' nnd thus answered poor ra
.   ''Be jaber, yees betthi r belave 'tie all thut Iwa
A very hot day in July.
Says I "Put on   your shoes, for   the pavement is
hot."
"Arrah by the powers, that same will I not
They're me Sunday brogans, and the question Jfl
v,-|);-:iir r
To blister me feet, or to burn up me leatherI"
That very hot day iu July.
I ate many ice creams on my stomach to thaw \
A score of mint juleps 1 suek'd  through a straw ;
'Till at length  with  the creams, witli   the juleps
and Straws,
I grew shocks;!*: diazy, and knew ool Lbe cause.
Thai very bot day fn Jul£.
I was lost to myself for a very brief time,
A stranger to sentiment, reason and rhyme ;
And when dinner time came I was found by tbe
waiter,
Snugly coiled up asleep in the ro-fng-r n-tor,
That very hot day in July.
KOIZIiXiK'S
PIANO    4
MUSIC WAREROOMS,
Sansome  Street,  San Francisco,
Extending from Clay to Commercial St.,
SECOND FLOOR.
Retail Stores, WS Washington Street, nnd 378 |
Stockton Street.
tlONSTANTLY raw ivinn tfae baat Pre
J   lA-.A .; Anv-A-ic:,,,  P1A.VOS,
primus 1'nr bi'tmv I liusi? of ;uiy oilier
""'porcelain wake,
P A N C Y   G 0 0 I) S.   AND   TO Y S.
:es is, that
ui»r].7-ly
moh, EngHsfc, (.'or
md Belling them :lI
[nsio Store in Call
      ■■ oj H
e Buys for Ouh.
i:-:y Oall md examine—i
AMERICAN EXCHANGE,
SANSOME    STKEET,
Opposite   American   Theatre.
SIMON  H."SEYM0UR,
PKOPItlEXOR.
otlitng.
Lieut. Gov. .VhABasun Shot.—Gbnoa. Aug- 7.—
A difficulty occured this afternoon, about one
o'clock, between ex-Lieutenant Governor R. M.
Anderson, and one Henry L.il'kins, which resulted
in the former being shot through the right side,
with a revolver in the hands of Lufkins. It was
feared that the wound was fatal.
Thc New York correspondent pf thfl Charleston
Mercury, say-' that ati. -John Digelow. of the Evening Post, is preparing a book of travels, from
no tea taken in his recent  European jaunt.
One budred and thirty nine students have presented tliem-ielvcs for examination, desiring to enter the next freshman class oI Harvard College.
Among thi m are a son of Abraham Lincoln, and
George Washington, who descended from a brother ot lhe first President ; one candidate is Irom
Texas, being Aw lirst representative of that State
who bas entered the University.
Tho Pemberton Mills, at Lawrence, will soon be
completed. It is to bo one story higher than before, ll will manufacture cotton and woolen goods,
and employ one thousand hands. We trust that
the awful lesson taught bv lhe late disaster will
not be lost on the present building.
Capt. James Beckwourth, the celebrated Chief
of the Crow Indians, and Uie well known moun
taineer. took to himself a help-mate a short ti-rai
BffO at Denver, where he now resides, in the persot
of a Miss Scdbetter. This is said to be the ninth
time ho has regularly reached the matrimonial
noose.
A S\ViU_T OOMPUMBNT.—The Charlotlsviile Re
view says the women ''are the frieze ami oairingfl
around tbe temple of humanity—the sauce which
gives all its -sweetness tn tbe dumpling of lift.
Goon ptfB KATH-tNi.—A good old Dutchman ami
his flow sat uu !;!i  gaping rime, when tue latter,
" I vish 1 rati tn Heaven."
Hans also yawned and replied j
Kativi1'.'.*   ;. '. ■ open, as she exclaimed,
" I pe pound for you ; you always vish yourself in
the pest place.''
An Irishman onofl umiGrved that milestones were
kind enough to iuiswim* your (pie.*itioii3 without
giving you the trouble to ask them.
Say nothing, do nothing, which a mother would
not approve, and you are on tho certain road to
happiness.
'• Well. Charley, what have you been learning
to day?" " Rheumatic-, graa'ma ; and I can tell
you such a dodge! H I was to put you under c
glass receiver, and exhaust the air, all your wrin
kles would come out as smooth aa gran'pa'a ca»li
flower wig."
•'Papa, why don't you give the telegraph wires
a dose of gin V
"Why, my c'rild?"
"Causa the papers say they're out of order, and
mamma always takes gin when she's out of order.*''
OH. AOOI.PIIUS'
ANTI-RHEUMATIC C0EDIAL,
AND   HEALTH   RESTORATIVE,
S :■:rrr HOST VALUABLE AXn l.Y.srjltl'ASSED REME-
l:
ly f
i know
lit of t'ueir
li.Jiiiriud liniil lo lu; found
nt.    Tho dtaoovftrer of tbe above reroe-
.[■* does Malm its InftlliblHty la all oases of Rheumatism
,i i,;(,i]t —-n-lii'it used aeoordln***; to (JireottOB-f-and oSsra
award of five tho una id do Iters For aaj medicine, en-
liri-iy vo;,;ir:;Urli'.  Unit  siinll  su|:i'n-si-iSo it.    Tlie IJ-jcUh* is
r'liri !.'1;..\ to uIUt tbc r'.'.rrrvu rewiml, uu auiiiiun! of  his li:i.v-
ing nsed th* above medicine for ten rears, In his practice,
1 U  s never   known  it to fall in  the cm-.1 of the im-.si
trad id ease* of BUeumatism und Gout, and withstood
nil known remedies  to the profession,    Doctor Adolphus
and right [yceiebrated thronghbut theState, ior
■v.   ■ , ,.;.■■.:'. . .l:■..i i'!, rviiv Dl
only fielded Go the oon tin tied argent effort* of hie pa-
li,.41 s, iinil I lnon^ii tin' .Icsire tu iu'h> tlirvi' niui ;u*o liot
,bli> to seo liira personally, or to spend a fortune to got
rid •! a diss aae, which thej bave contracted in the par-
-**-*" * dally Bailing—only this lias been able to per-
otor to Kite the ahove medicine to tlie public
.enns thut everv- suil'i'ritig ono should be oca,
bled to roup its benefits. Aa a HcuHli llcslorative, its value supersedes nil tin; mineral'wealth nml riches of California, and is creating a revolution in tne Whole tiv.n -
m;r:)l.  of iLrsi'r'.si'S   I iinm jhoD t the world.     Tn seconds I' I
nnd  berUaries, Scrofulous, enlargement of the Glan I .
Dropsy, ami all Nervous aud Cutaneous Diseases which
ivi'hstriurl run1, 1i:l;!!e ihe skill of Ihe most excellent nnd
learned physicians vo tbe world ; in Chronic Diseases,
whose very name le a terror us well tothe physician as
the patient, this iiu'dieine has proved superior to any in
existence, and h&soured thflra in so short a time that
they appeared like being abolished by magic inil*
anri. iu fact, a fow moro .such di.scnveri"" —" "
will nol need to Itseji a tol oi bi atess to
grhenerer they are prescribed, .once in a ten score, they
lrriv**1 lost, i hrfra :h (Ime, thefr properties in which thoir
iralue did reside;lf tnere Was acSnaljy in them. Take this
me liotne when your diiestlve organs are Ait ordered, and
vour blood i.; impure ; it* will surely act on your bowels.
Take this medicine when yon have .1 cold, and" it willmake
ViMi [r.-r.-pire freely, 'lake this medicine when your urinal-}- organs are disordered,and it will act on your kidneys'
—it penetrates every part of your body, searches even
of your svst
Till: CN'DERSrCNED. long eoniieeted witli the estab-
lishiiirrni. as Book-keeper. Jjci.'s leave respectfully io
ii-fn nu Cie OLD I'A'l'KO.X.*- of ilie iimmc. ami Ihu l'lMfUC
<;[*:X|-:i;..l.l.y, ihat he has  leaseil from .Mr. JS.HLErSAK-
gi;nt -
THIS   fllACnVlFICENT    ESTABLISHMENT,
wliich will in  future be entirely under hia management
ami control, ami whore ho will lie pleased to see his old
friends and the travel iu;1; publio. He llattershimself that
lns e\pi'i-ionce in I he iisiness. ami liis long acquaintance
witli the people of California, will be n guarantee that no
a -will leave his house dissatisfied, and be pledges him-
■if lo spare no pain:- or expense in providing every
I'iui.s '"■*■!■ ih" satisfaction ami comfort of his rjuflMts.
TUI-: AMKltlCAX l*:XniA\t,M-: is st, well known to the
people of California, that it seems almos I unnecessary to
sav anything in praise, oillier of tbe building or its location. The Cronrietor will onlv remark thai it is Inferior
to no house in the State iii rill I he retirements of a KIllST
CLASS KUTKi,, beimr iu a central loeafien and easy of
aeee.ss from all'pru*[s of the citv, Tlio IIOtlMS ;nv*J,Ali[i l-l
ami wyAtl, VENTILATED, ami furnished with Spring Jfal-
treseel.    Water has been introduced iuto all parts of the
i!ATf! liOOMS on the premises for the convenience ol
fam tiles.
Coaches are attached to (ho Hotel to convey pas-
soun-ors io ami from the -steamers.
SIMON H. SHY-MOUR.
FUEJVCH, WILSON & }:0.,
HAKE THE BEST
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
O N K   PHICE!
Retailing, at "Wholesale Prices!
will be forwarded to our Bouse in r-re*,v York, thereby enabling them to always procure a. good lit; and when you
it, you only hnve to order it by letter to any
he Stato where there is an Express Office, .llilla
on delivery of goods.
The finest and best kind of Dress Suits made to order,
an'l delivered to any part of the State for Sixty Dollars—
warniiitcd superior f o any other makers.
Iii,*;- Sole heather Trunks and Yali.-es, ami Carpet liajrs
always on hand, and all other {roods suitable lor travel-
in.; purposes in anv climate,
FRENCH, "WfLSON & CO,,
my5-1 y San Fraucisco,
1 ruS*, ■■;.*■!_*
s the
-. beref-*>re ii  rig
HEALTH RFSPTO
..duet;*
ns for
. tif this
the above nanru.l diseases, Thinking it
my 1 Ign ity to follow the mode of quacks by appe
certificates of physicians or private persons waic:
too well known, can ho had foiv.ei-'rvin renuuieratioi
phcaiious to friends, or by the nv.de of boring-ama
to death, for even the most worthless trash. I
therefore, leave it to tbem in want of medicine to ii
personally of men that have heen cured by my med
of the above diseases, and who cau be found in a
every cily or village throughout the State. I coi
sueh personal convictions far superior to certificfl
persona that are far from being known to tbem in
of medical a
T>R. KOSKNBAUM'S
STOMACH   BITTERS.
—»OB thi; cum; of—
Dyspepsia, Indigcslion,   Consumption,  Loss  oj
Appetite,or any Bilious Com plaints arising
from  a   Alorhid Action of the
Stomach or Rowels.
ALL of these diseases vou will soon be relieved of by
use of those Bitters.'as per directions on the bottle's
This^reat auti-iiyspn[itic is the result of profound and
claim rale study of one of the most celebrated physicians
of the present century, in the accomplishment of which
ho has freely spent both time and money. We do not hesitate to alfirm, that where Dr. lloseubaum's Stomach
Hitters are used, a case of Fever and Ague cannot occur.
ii :■■.- rii'i'iiriMi'v-i'ii iiy the most scientific chemists in
* '. ■ 'I'*,* I Faculty, and is now prescribed by nine-tent lis
,.:..,' ,-■■■, ..fiheland. Try them—test tliem—on
;    i,. , i  i * ** il Ion, -ml .'o your way rejoicing.
Are you dy-; e. i >;<—take these Stomach  Bitters.
Are vt'ii h'iHou.--*;—take one of these Bottles, and be re-
.;■!■■*
"WHAT MIEU" H@ySE.
JNos. 117, 1IS3 119,  121, anil 132  Sacramento St.—Nos. 85, 87, 81K and u.
I_cidsdorir street, SAJ\ FRANCISCO. Jl
a at tht
Farmers, ^orehauls. Miners . and all others who  wi.sh s.ipenor aeeommodations, can always secure tbem
"WHAT CHEEK"  HOUKK.
Large additions have recently been mode to the buildings of this highly popular place of Entertainment sold
ud favorably known throughout  this aud the Atlantic  States.   Its location is central, and well adapted to titti
oinuiodatiou ofall classes of patrons. al
Croat Reductions have been rceeufy made in the late.s oflfOAIU) AND l.ODCJXC.
A IWge FlItK-PItOOF SAe'E  is kept in the ollice, for the use of i lie patrons,
Siij.vmr [In I him; ,l.ecom. tn miai ions ale etiniiecltil with i his I In use ; ami also i he free us
mi [,)i!KAliV !
ijfg-Au OlINIUL'S, with the name of the House painted on it, will always bc waiting o
oconvey passengers aud their baggage to the House, FREE OF CHARGE I
of a Large READING ROD*
the arrival ofthe Steattm
NO R1INIVERS EMPLOYED.
HOARD, (por weok) *6,00     |     LODGING, (per night) 50 to 75 centa.
■ " "ATHS, each.._ ._. :25centa.
_ (per day) .'..
LODGINd; (per
ocl-yl
es-SHOiVKi; laths vi:kk-^b"
R- B. WOODWARD. Proprietor,
TURNERS'
EXTRA RASPBERRY SYRUP.
ndig
eertifloatef
. thev may
rates of tru
.illieu
Ami the'.al.iels
tuala fortl:
men, also as a guarantee In those that have not had op
portunity of knowing the Doctor bjrapat kttonOrgonon-
al'y. 1 hare joined lo every In.r'le of .-\ni i Rheumatic Cordial, the cerlilicate imtIe**"oath of one of oue of the. most
celebrated analytical Chemists in the United States, that
there are no minerals or poisons contained iu this inedi-
.;„,    ,,:;..    :..r-   :■   .,..,,,,.,.,,.,,.,,,*;,,   irr-AeAi-A   ■'.'.:    1-s
^r,  D. JACOBS a CO.
i-ili hear our  signature, without  wliich,
N   B. JACOBS U CO., Solo Proprietors.
ubllo  are  particularly cautiouetl   against
tions in thc market. j-'lmfi
Established in 1849.
HUNTER'S CELEBRATED
Manzaneta Bitters
TS PROVING TO BR AN INVALUABLE
JL   Remedy for Fever and Ajfiie, Djepep
Kin. mul all Obstructions aotl IrrTtations ol'the
Biver, Stomach ao9 Bowels, which fact is peri fled
by the volnuteer t^s' ■ moiiy of thotwands of ludi
viduui.s, resideuta ol tbia Stute, and whoBe perad
ty oaQDot be impngoed.
It bas been  but i> short time since tliey   wen
Gist presented ic the public, and the
IMMENSE D^Afjp^/HIClNSMILY fM-
CREASING,pVvESTHAp(fiEYHAVE
BllUi EQJJ4UT\pUR EXl>€cXTIQNa.
Nut a rumor of disapprobation or doubt qunlifioi
tbe general entbosjaam with which they are in
3orsed and  recommended by all who huve expo
rlenced their benefloial effects.
Fur sale, Wholesale and Retail, iu every town in
the State.
HUNTER & CO, Sole Proprietors,
Market street, next to No. 1 Engine House,
a-im3 San Francisco.
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
Sau Pedro and San Diego.
OH and »lto-,* tha first of April, and until further
noticr, the Calilornia Steam Navigation Qmopa
ity'a Bteamahlp
jod
SENATOR,
T. W. SEKLET OOMHANDER,
Will Make two tripa per month on the Southern
Coast, leaving Broadway \Vhai1!,
On the 3d and 18th of each Month,
AT U O'CLOCli, A, M.
[5p Bills ol Lading will bo furnished by tbe
Parser on bo ird.
For freight or p;Hs.i.*_;e apply on board, or at thc
office of the Ualiforuia Steam Navigation Company,
corner of Front aud Jackson streets.
J. WHICNBT, Fi*esiJeut
./V/*.sf Premiums Awarded at the
St it   Fairsof L858 and 1850,
and at  the Mechanics' Insti-
A-.-i "Francisco.
THTJRNAUER   & ZINN,
nifOfiTERS   AND '-iAEl""
 jjy« — or--
Baskets,  Willow  Ware.  Toys,
Toadies'   Work-StiuidH,
Clii liliemN Can iapes,
lfo1>by Horses, &c. &c.
09 Buttery Bt)
jy23:u3
Between Commercial and Clay,
i iiin.i;;;n:i:!L uliiirnul
dis (.'list   til"
:,:■' iifnut.-TOniorv -U-cfit, lliree 3oors from Bush,
And by all the Druggists in the ciiy. je9m3
Dr. H. R. MYLES, Agent for Los A»g*les.
MAGNIFICENT ENGRAVING
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS AND HiS CREW
HIS BEVDTCFUt KNJKAYIXC *a« Sflrignad by Re^a,
one f.l' the most ueluimui.: 1 in lis is iluti ever lived ;
liu; lvv .:■>■ : hr1 n i i^iiml cio.iign und plate beiDg over $Su(iO.
alee 'iri by id Inohes.
The Philadelplila Daily News, Bays, "the mere nominal
sum ii.-rked i'iti* lhe oiigmvicg, is a sufficient iii'lucemcnl
Cor jierson^ to pntOhasP, v.-iiiioui the additional Gift."
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS
'.■ii lo tiie purchasers.   For full •particulars, send
]. Cur
i Hill.
$5,000
3,000
2,000
1.000
1.0:."0
SSn-j
5 Cash,
10 Cash,
10 Cash,
in Cash,
10 Gaah,
I. UB.SU, -       500 10 Cash,
1 Cash, 500      1000 Cash, $5000
4 Cash, 300     MOO Cnsh, 5000
Together with a great variety of other valuable (lifts
varying In value lrom 60 ets. to $25-
Any person enclosing in ;t letto:* i'i ilikI five 3 com postage stamps (to pay for postage ami roller) sliall receive
by return of mail', the magnificeni l^itfrrrvi'iii: of Clii '
piicr- (.\ilriiibus. .'ati'! one oi' tlir'sc valiirrlile Gifts ::
Bill.)
Address all ru-'Icri) for 13:11s or 1-lnn-rnvines to
P. S. HEBLINE & CO.,
jy7 Box 181*2, 1'iiiladelphia,
LADD, WEBSTER & CO.'S
FIRST CLASS-FIRST PREMIUM
TIGHT    LOCK   STITCH.
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
SEWING MACHINES,
States
ch i
previous to piimk;. ii,_ ■■!. ,. .'■■'-. Th-y do tiu
range of work, from LKAi'iU'.hIn '.iv I-'INJ^T MlT*i
I.IN. of an., mher drat class Machine wlthdat getting out
of order, even wlien operated uiion By [aexperl|nced per
sens. Ho breaking ol oeedlet or thread, or trouble witb
tension. The pr.rrfeei. j'.ri-aii^eineiit aod superior workmanship «r its parts, lx-ni.ier it a Snwitig Macliine unirqualled
bv a:v- utlier oll'ered for si.Ie. Beware of rtiisrojisar.souta-
',ir)iv ,,p rival agencies. Si'.l-CilllV & C0-, Agents.
Office Sui'Itrintesdext Ikdian Affairs j
San Francisco, Cai. May 30, 1860.     J"
^E&_ Tlio following instructions have  been  received at this office:
Department of the Interior,     )
Office Indian Affairs, May 3d, i860. J
,i. V. tfoDcrriB, Esq,, Sup't Indian Affaira,
Sir: ,;**«*
You will p;ive notice to all persona hating claims
against the California Superintendent (ov the period of Mr. Henley's incumbency as Superintendent,
to Ble their claims with you, within a given period,
in regard to which claims you will ascertain all the
facts and report tlie same, with tlio claims, to this
office, at aa early a period as practicable.
Very respectfully vour ob't serv't,
A. B. GREENWOOD, Commissioner.
In compliance with these instructions, notice is
lion.vy vivrii in all pot'sixis holdi ug claim w, contracted
by Agents, Sub-Agetftfl, or the late Superintendent,
prior to the 50th Juno, \:i:'Ej, to file the same in this
office, on or before the 31st*Augu8t prox.; and that
I will be personally present iti tliis office from thc
1st to the 31st of August, 1860, for the purpose of
receiving such testimony as to their validity, as mav
be presented preparatory to their traiismital to
Washington for final setilement.
Sru'i-anu'i;!,!!   !*■•■!au'lanl,   lied   Bluff Record, Humboldt Times, Bus Angeles Star, and Sonoma County
Democrat please eopv and send bills to tbis office.
"JAMES Y. McDUFME.
je9taug31 Supt Indian Affairs for Cal.
cloth,
an was charged with stealing a piece of
fhen the lawyer put in a plea that thc individual charged wilh stealing it could uot see it,
for it waa invisible greeD.
gome of tho reasomv.vliy TURNERS' Ginger Wine, Syrups, Cordials, iiittern, &c, aro better than any others in
thu United States ;—
First—We have three of the largest manufactories of
J. .__•_   _,     T .   JjC     |(.WJ4_
One at New York;
One at IJuffitlo, New Vork;
And the 3d at San Francisco, Cal.,
llnilt specially  for  (
manner in every particular.
^■.•ciuully—Wo ean and de have eve
money oau purchase or convenience ci
Our Goods are manufactured from I
rials—with the utmost care, are the
the kind throughout every State In
;-ri!iihv_i']i IriliLiidii, and Including almos
4nglo Saxon race are represented.
mplet
■ that
We have constantly on hand and for sale in quantities
Ginger Wine,
Forest Wino Bitters,
Blackberry Jjrandy,
Sarsapaiiila Soda,
Cherry Brandy,
Wormwood Hitters,
Wormn-ood Cordial,
Vegetable Btttera,
Cherry Cordial,
Stomach Jii Iters,
Kasptierry Syrup,
Stougbton filters,
Lemon j^yrup,
Spice Hitters,
Kxtrnct Jiaaiiiberrv Syrtin,
Orgeat Syrup,
0am syrup,
Anisette,
Coloring*,
Curagoa,
Ah ^yn the,
Korslienwasser,
Anisado,
Vermouth,
Aronialic Schnapps,
Essence of Lemon,
Ksseiice Jamaica Ginger,
Ks.seiici.-r of reppirrminl,
Jio.ioiielii eff 'i
j Bitters, &c.            ap-iSnii)
WATCHES All) JEWELBV
everiiiiportedinto this State. OurWatches-Jao-
not be stir passed J-'or substantiality ancl tim ^ seeping.   OurJewelryis selected with the a/eatest
e*are,and none hut the niosi. iu.Ht.ifit 1 ,-^ou Js u ade
oi the liiiest gold are allowed to leave onr e^ 'ab*
lishment.
■Q-ix-iartsa Je"weiLry
We manufacture on the premises. Wh arcthe
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 sentto as by Express are attended to
promptly.
BARItETT &  SHERWOOD,
I3S Montgomery street,
between Clay and Commercial streets.
jy26 tf SAN FRANCISC >.
TURNER BRO'S,
Corner Front and Broadway Sts.
TTJ-EtKrES-R.'S
FOREST WINE BITTERS,
The Greatest Remedy of Uie Age
FOR THE CURE OF
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Weakness oftlie Stomach,
Or any Derangement of the Digestive Organs.
rpiIEY REGULATE AND PREPARE! THE STOMACH TO
j. receive unci iii_;'u>t food in a, henltliy imumiei*, giving
action to tl.o Lii ''i*.by removing tlie ^ucroteil Jjile, ullow-
in*..- *;..*;' i v '■ L.,r|[Uiil sli\riigtli. "It ifi vi.*:-y e.-^enlinl
foi* ]" *■- in- i I i *> r'.v ii^ts on- (loii'iil.irin in liffe, to be ciirti'ul,
ii::il m-Mji i.u-'i.' iva;v.~.:Iw Ur.^uns in good ordur. Iiy doing
tliis, 1li'.*y ivill bv v'.-iuil' iign.ii) r-t any, or aU, of I lie prevailing !)isci:i,SBs, incirifcut to tho fliU'crunt Cliinati'H, no matter
what the temperature of the same." These Hitters are
sure to do this in every case, if taken according to direc*
There arc thousands of small arteries and avenues iu
Ihv human frame, leading to and depending upon, the
gastric juices produced  by tlie  til (jam cli for the support
aud Eighths
seased, surely it
body niuat be fed
ion iug eon-upl.ioi,
f the stomach is
enrich the blood,
lounteuance,  and
of the whole body.    If the
cannot __o it'; WTork.   Oonwqoei.tly th*
from uiuuviaivd and un run. ,i ivi
ilirougliout iho whole .-;**<.m. lint
kept in orderj tbe created .-.a riva goes I
giving   a   na'tuiril   freshness   to  the
Jtrerigt honing the whole frame.
V.'e'derdre anv nnd  every  jier.-ou  using tlio  Hitters to
show l.liem i.o, and ash tiie  oiiiuiou  oi'.  fl*",.'*' .'"""'V*-'"'
_     .-j.—.... ,.,. iCi;;[i-,; 16 tin1 un'iits «! I. he article.
"Turner's  -CuxcoL   Wino  Dittoxo"
Are sure to regiflate tho Stomach, the main avenue to the
whole body ;
Are sure I" ciaiiteraet Biliousness, when ina malarious
climate ;
Are'sure to agree  with the most weakly, as well as the
most robust pnrson ;
.Are ;.*n re to create (1 i,'oo<l sspjiot ite ;
Are very ple.i.saiit to the taste as a beverage ;
Are economical anri cheap.
All travelers should carry  these IJitt.
prevent Biliousness and Severs, „n.
changes of climate and water.
Sr-aman sliouid er.rry ".lieni to prevent ticiirvv, Ship l.-'ever
aud the like, when they ate deprived of cooling nutritious vegetables.
All persons of sedentary  habits,   who cannot  rest "at
night, should   laue them before going to  bed,   (as a foul
and rtis;u*i*an;'ori stomach always produces a nervous irritation or the inu...ju!nr (ihunls. causing sleepless nights.)
They assist the stomach to perform  its  natural powers,
vith thei
- '"*. u syd by
allowing the patient fo rest ivith  ,, ^.
They are a very rich, nutritious Wine, l'ormi
addition of nine kia.ls o* roots, barks und herb
a very palatable as well as one of the most a
Bitten in the world.
There   neve; lias been  ..__, ,
gained such lirriversal confide
'1   by the
wishing
!","  :l:::'\,"fff^ iimi ^ *••-_•* h^L
ya,rticle  introduced that has
and been so highly ap.
have  been
imrease-1  so
Mings, covering over
ath.)  -,
that it  lakes thi _     _ ....
ne lots of ground, to (lo their busii™.,.
]er,v i lie- br-i.tei* pi*'''l<?-';tio» of tb.o jjublie. {'arter this *late,
'■ 11--. -.-i■!'.![■ a. label, a  fspii'mlid   and very rr.-
engraving, with the portrait Of each member of our tirm, making a perfee*' guarantee against counterfeits or iiirilaliiiii-; 'if the genuine article.
X.   I!.—llervifi.er  our   l*i.d;!*VT  \Y IX !■:  liriTKI-lS   wiil   he
...    .. ..ite Wine,  lvhich  make;., a decided
iniprovnient, uiieiv.iale.l by any other Hitters in tbo Uni-
anufactured from White Wine,
nprovem" "*
ted State*"
tield wliolesale, by
TI;ltN|.:it  IIROTIJKRS,
Corner Washington and Franklin streets, K. V,
Xiag.-rrr street, JJuffalo, X, Y.
Corner Broadway and Front sts., San Francisco, Cal.
Aud for sale by MerchautB and Druggists everywhere.
LOTTERIES!
Wood, Bddy & Go's
OLD .dJ\rD RELIAIlfEP:
Delaware & Georgia LOTTERIES
Lotteries on the GOMRIJYA TIOAT, and other
on the Havana or SINGLE ATUMBER plan
SPLENDID  SCHEMES,
WITH CAPITAL PRIZES OF
$70,000!!!   -   -   $50,000!!!
And numerous others, ol smaller denominations,
will he drawn at
Augusta, Ga,, and Wiliniugtoii,Dcl.
Under the .superintendence of sworn commissioners,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY of each week.
The Delaware State Lotteries :
ONE GRAND   SCHEME per  .Month,  with  8100,000
CAPITAL PRIZE. '
Tickets, $20 each.    Halves,  Quart
proportion. 	
The Single IVuinber Lotteries
(Authorized   hy the State of Georgia.)
ONE GRAND SCHEME PER MONTH, with 5100,000
Capital.
Tickets, £20 each.    Shares In proportion.
jlTi-Tie^elsi:* imv of these and earlier (Schemes may he
obtained iv n, 'i i\V * . FIFTEEN DAYS AFTER the   Draw'
[ng tfik*M place, andthe purchaser will Consequently hr
to'hold hi- tii:..i't only eight or ten -lavs tmfore Lev.._.
get the OFFICIAL DRAWINGS, whieh will lie published in
reraiof the mo.-.t prominent Sau Fraucisco newspapers,
d a lile of the New York  papers,  containing a  perfect
t ofall of said drawings, ean be found at
"Wood, Eddy & Cm,'a   Lottery Office,
Afo. 98 Montgomery street, rooms A'o. 2 and ..,
over Freeman fy CoAs Express, San Francisco
WHOLE TICKETS $10 00
HALVES     5 00
QUARTMRS     2"60
fl®-ORDERS for TICKETS or cniCri.AKS, sliov.in^ tlie
Plan of the Lotteries, and how the Prizes are awarded,
will be sent to unj one desirous of receiving them. Incisures, of SID and upwards, may bo made hy either of
the i-'lxpvess Companies, at t he e^amse and risl; of WOOD
I'lltnYrV CO., and PRIZES WILL 1-"E CASHED at San Krai
cisco All communications st.riet.lv confidential.
Address D.   D. QAS8NEB,
Care of Wood, Eddy k Co.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Remember, we are selling our Tickets at the regula
Stale in-ices.aud no advance, as in other Lotteries.
novlOyl
R. E. RAIMOND,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
Ho. 105 Front street.
(between Washington and Merchant streets)
SAN FEANOrSGO,   *
will   give   particular   attention to the
Purchase and  Shipment,
aa well ae to the
8AM3 OF  MERCHAMOISHi AND PROXWofi
RE. RAIMOND haying boenestabliFbcd In Sun'
. Francieco since 1849, and having been con
tiounlly engaged in tha Commission business for
Merchants and Producer-? of the Southern and
Northern coast of California, ah well as with Ihut
of Oregon and Washington Territories, feole ainfi
dent that ho will be able to glveentireeatisfacfi
to parties wbo may entrust their business to bis
eare. jyU
TFBWEBS'   OIIVOEB   WINE.
HpHIS ARTICLE is manufactured from pure White WRJ
X and Jamaica Cinder Knot, in sucli a manner as to form
the best anil most pleasant tonic evirr intriiduced ; nnd is
an invaluable remedy fnr Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and for
all diseases (rberi n pontle sl.imulaiit is leijuired, to bring
tin: system into healthy action.
One   Mil I ion   Gallons,   in   Barrels
and Cases, Solrt Annually-,
Tlyutghout the world, thereby proving its wnciji.ii-ile.it aiul
iiii-ricaled merits. It has recei.ed the approbation of tlio
Medical Faculty throughout the United, Slates and vher-
ever known.
We caution all consumer.-, of GINGKR WISE to examine the label, as none are genuine except such'as liave on
tlie; u our engraved port ra ita in a circle, sur roundel bv tht
f_.-.R*. U'V.i' J_r__s nu f-j--i ...i.-.i i > !■ E < >' j k, :    TURN ERR'    filNGKR _ WiN'E.
LIFE AND ITS PLEASURES,
Or Disease with its Agonies:
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM,
HOLLOWAY'S  PILLS.
Her
Whi
•(Hi8 Disorders.
iking down ofthe ti
rrrei* i.
tis morefearfultlian a bi
siem?   To be excitable o
most dis trer*.sing, tor wliere can a remedy Ie fuund?
There is none;—drink but little wine, beer, or spirits, or
far better none; take no coifco,—weak tea bein*.' preferable: get all the fresh air you can; lake tli ree or four Tills
every night; eat plenty of r-olhls, avoiding nlops; anil if
the so *.'olilen rules are f.dloweil, you will be happy in iiiiud
and strong in body, and forget you have any nerve*.
SEutbersand Dau^iiiers.
onethingmor
reach the liver and redui
are wonderfully
they never fail
Stomach.
If there is one thing more than another for which tlim
lying properties, especially their power of clean sin j; Ilie- blood from all impurities, and removing dangerous and suspended secretloDS.
Universally adopted us {lie one grand remedy for female
complaints, tliey never fait, never weaken the system,
and always bring abaut what is required.
Sick Head Aches and Want of Appetite.
These feelings wbich so sadden ue, most frequently
arise from annoyances or trouble, from obstructed perspiration, or frnm eatii.g and drinkng wh; t is unfit Jor use,
thus disordering the liver and stomach. These org-ans
must be regulated if you wish tube well. The Rills, if
taken according I" lhe printed instruction*!, will quickly
restore a healthy action to linlii liver and stomach,
whence: follow as a nutu nil consequence, a good appetite
and a clear head. In the East and West Indies scarcely
any other medicine is used for these disorders.
Disorders of tlie Itldiuys.
In all diseasesalfecting these organs, whether they secrete too much en- too little; water; or whether they beaf-
llicted with stone or gravel, or with aches and pains settled in the loins over Die regions ofthe kidneys, these
Pills should betaken according to the printed instructions,, and the' Hint ment should be well rubbed into the
small ofthe hack at bed timo. This treatment will Rive
almost immediate relief when all other means have
failed.
For StomncliH out of" Order.
No medicine ivill ,.i, elh-H ually improve  the toneolthi
stomach as  these Pills;   they  remove  all acidity OWt-
ther by   intemperance  or improper diet.    They
i-tVir:
it to ;
curing  all   disordi
healthy
■»«   of  spasm--in fact
of  the  liver anil
SI 8 V VII tt iB
AKE tLe most refreshing nnd ajjredable ton
produced, btin^ inaniif*u:i;im*d iv i i\
Juice of the Grape, imparts t'i tli';
health, vl»en* nnd Ktre-ni.;l.li.    'It l*i a vne
all disaaaea of a billions natures.   Co
. JlHli-
jf-?a(.ion, Fever nnel Ague:, tta.6 petriovea from the
Btomaob al.. (.Ii[l!ri(-*.s uf action.
For Hale byall the. Druggists wid L
thronghout the United States.
Bole Xgant for £an T:
iqaor Dealers
GEO. T. GRIMES,
,„„;„.,        f'-an 1'ran eisco.
spills are the best remedy known in  tke world
for the following ditWU.
Debility, Jaundice. Secondary
Dropsy. Liver   Com-      Symptoms,
■ Dysentery, plaints,     Tic-lioulou-
Brysfpelae,      LumbHgo, reux,
i l-'i'nialelrri*gn-.l'iles,   " Tumourf,
larltfes,        Kheumatism, Ulcere,
- Fevers of   all   Retention  of  Venereal Af-
FitH,     kinds, Urine, fectionn.
fiout, Scrofula   or    Wormu of aU
Head ache, King's Evil,     kinds,
i, Indigestion,     Sore Throats, Weakness
i, Inliaminatiem.^Jniic&Gravel.    from whnl-
&0, &0. '   ever cause.
CAUTION ( None are genuine  unless   the   ward"
'Hoi.i.oway, Xi;w York ,imi 1,omki\ *' are discernible a' a
iveilev-inark in every leaf of the beiok of dlrWtloOT
.'troiind each pot or box; the same may be plainly seen by
li-f'I uia//.!,-: leti./Ia> t.h-t: lifthl. A handsome reward will be
given to any one rendering such information as may lead
to the detection of any party or parties counterfeiting the
ll.l,,,ll|,i"o., ,„- vending tlio same, knowing them to be «i»»-
*** Sold at the Manufactory of Professor Holloway, 80
.Maiden Lane, Xew York, and bv all respectable Druggists
and Dealers in Medieiue, throughout ibe   civilized world,
es at 05 cents, C'J cents anel SI each.
There  ia   cosiderable  saving by   taking the large
N,
.   diFiOfflci
.—Dirr
d every
JeclO
Co© ^ngclcs^Tar7
Fnni.ISHED ETKBT SiTDRDir MOIIXTSO,
At .No.  1, Pico Btom*m, SprinK street, Los
LOS  ANGELES,  CAL.,  SATUEDAY,  AUGUsFlsTlSGO.
BI   11,
Angola
TERMS:
iSaii'iSic a".nM'in admce- ■ % z
For Three Months....         , ™
Single Mumber AEAAE'"  0 _',
Ad-otrlUement, inserted at Two't)oll'ars'per ff.e
of ten lines, for the lirst in.ertion; and One
Dollar per square for eaeh subseqnent insertion.
A lrboral aeancfaon mae toyjurlyAaMrthw..
Agency Notice.
in*„0p»„ei,™NrK ''S °"r °n]' ™«"»l*<* .«=nt
Montgomery   street,   between    Washington ' and
Jackson, opposite the Lyceum.
BELLA UNION HOTEL
Main Street
LOS   AKOELI1S.
FLASHNER & WINSTON,
PROPRIETORS.
MTHIS HOTEL, to Urns known as tho beet
in Southern O&tffov&ia, h.a*rittg paased into
;he luinds uf tlie preheat Proprietors, has
been thoroughly refittod, and many additions made
to ita accommodations.
Strangers, and gentlemen with their families, will
find this an agreeable home, at all times.
The table will he supplied, as heretofore, with all
jive delicacies of the market. oet2
LAFAYETTE  HOTEL.
^VEcHza.  Street,
OPPOSITE   THE BELLA  UNIG.V,
i^OS AiVGELES,
yfedL TIII6 i-.-*t'i!.>!isliment offers superior in-
jlasffl duccnientg to the traveling public, and es-
—****Lpoe[illy to those wishing a quiet home. The
I ication is desirable, tho establishment large and
commodious, with rooms— single and for families—
c.ean and well furnished, and a table well supplied
with the choicest viands aud delicacies ofthe season
—as ia well known by those who have favored the
h »use with their patronage.
The  Proprietor will  use  every exertion, and  neglect nothing, to give iiis guests entire satisfaction.
EBEREEARP & KOLL.
■Los Angeles, July 10, i860-
XJ,OTJXSJX^_.^3'Ja.
COFFEE SALOON,
—AND—
RESTATIEANTI.
50 Cents per meal.
One Kit a. Plate.
4V-      EMILE BOUDENAVE      /**»pV
mJzZsBL for a long time iu the ^J V,.^
principal cities of the Pacific coast, ae a first rate
cook, would respectfully inform bis friends and
the public generally, and al! who would honor bim
with their patroiage, that from this date he purposes to keep open his estab: ish ment from 6 o'clock
A.M. until 12 o'clock at ui^ht. His house Bhall
always be provided with the best the market affords. He will do all in his power to contribute
to the comfort of his customers.
p3~Come and see far yourselves."^.
EMILE BORDENAVE.
Eos Angeles, July 7, 1860. m3
LIVERY STABLE.
THE undersigned, having purchased
the STABLES lormerlv occupied by
, Mr. Carson, adjoining Nichol'sBuiidiiig,
Main street, Los Angeles, begs to inform tlie pubiic that he is ready at all times to supply SADDLE HORSES, equal to any to be found in the
State.
Carriages, ami   Doitlite and Single Seated
GuggUs,
can be furnished to (hose 5 i -sir I ng such conveyances
His facilities  for keeping Horses are not surpassed by any stable in the city, and he solicits a
share of public patronage in this department.
He is always well supplied  with   tlie very best
Feed, wbicb will be sold on usual terms.
jy24 A. J. HBNDER80N.
KNAPP, BTTRRELL & CO.,
0 O M MI S S I O N Ivl E11C H A K T S:
No. 80 Washington st., Sau Francisco>
"Will receive and sell on consignment,
Peaches, Grapes, Apples, Pears,
And all kinds of fruit in their season.
HAVING bad 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 lavor them wirh business.
Fruit-growers who consign to us will be kept
well posted in tne changes of tiie market, and i
all that pertains to their interests.
■#&- A liberal share of patronage is solicited.
je2m3
CONCENTRATED POTASH,
riigtli of Ordinary
PACKED   IN ONT] POUND TIN CANS, convenient for use.   Thlsisa NEW ARTICUE in Calilby-
■nia, but is extensively used iu the l^risU'vii States.
FOUR POUNDS are sullicient to make a
Barrel of tlie Bent Sonp,
TVithout Lime, anil with but little trouble.
Full di factions accompnny c;k:Ii -*:ni (in Kn.iTlish iu
■Getman.) to make Soiip,  uni lo fofieii hard water,
ICtis particularly rectwn men'Tod tor cleaning tjrpe, at
for manufa-cturii-.il; purposes, wliere a cheap anil canst
lye Is required.
For sale, in lots te suit, by
NO.   16.
^siiuss Carts.
C.   E.   THOM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
LOS ANGELES.
Office in Pico Buildings, Spring street. iv3
E.   J.   C.   KEWEN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
LOS ANGELES, Cai,.,
Will prac tice in thc Courts of thc First Judicial
District, the Supreme Court, and the U. S. District Court of tho Southern District of California-
"™      'n Temple's Building, opposite Melius'?
Jan.1st,1850,
€os Qlmjcles Star.
KTATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC  NOMINATIONS.
FOR  PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
POR VICE PRESIDENT
TOSEPH   LAHTE,
OP OREGON. •
OIBoo,
lore.
DR. J. C. WELSH,
<k jV **■• n*'i   i  ivr    i mn c «rn /i n a H
Office. CITV DRUG STORE,
v Main street, Lou Angelee,
Office hours, tl to 12, M ; and 2 to 9, p.m.    ■
August 1. 1859.
T. J. WHITE,
Physician, Surgeon, and Oculist^
Office— Temple's Block,
MAIN STREET, LOS AIVftEI.KS.
HJllfi
PRAGER, MORRIS &. CO.,
DEALERS   IN
FOREIGN AIVJD DOMESTIC
x>xt~y aooDs,
Temple's Blocks
j 14 Main* street, Los Angeles.
S.  PIUOKR. .T.  L,  MORRIS  & BROS.
BACHMAN & CO.,
IOLES.ALE i
Groceries,   'Win
;d retail dealerb in
Liquors,   Iotblng,   Hard
ware,  SiC.^   	
Product;, Hides, and Wool tnken In cxcliaogc
Jj-os Angeles street, second liousefrom Commei
al street. Jan. 1st, 1859.
FRANCIS   MELLUS,
WHOLESALE ASII RETAIL OEALER
In   Groceries,  Hardware, Paints,
Oils,   Ac &c.
No.   2,   ARCADIA   BLOCK,
LOS  ANGELES. anlG
S.   &L   A.   LAZARD,
IMPORTERS,
And Wholesale nnd Retail Dealers in
snch,   Bngliab   and   American
_Ory floods.
Corner of Melius Row, Jjos Angeles. af 1
GEO. THACHEE & CO.,
I-n»a.Saa„..l., „'„.l Dn.n;i MkcCM, *
Choice Wines and Liquors,
MAIN STREET,
Nearly   opposite    {Ire   Bella   Union   Hotel,
LOS ANGELES. je9
WM. H. SHORE,
jar,2i)
OFFICE  WTTH E   DROW.N
PHINEAS BANNING,
For^rarding   and   Commission
Merclsant,
LOS ANGELES AND SAN TEDRO.     olO
Friegbt focwarded to
FOKT Yl'MA.
SAN BEItN \KDIKO,
PORT TEJON,
and all parts of the three Southern Counties, with
his accustomed promptness.
FORWARDING.
nilTR undersigned, having leased the Sepulveda
J_ Landing, at San Pedro, is now ready to Receive
and Haul ^il manner of merchandise consigned to
him
WITH OARE AJYD DISPATCH,
and upon reduced terms. JOSE RUBIO.
Los Angeles. Oct. 10, 1859. ocl5
E. H. WORKMAN & BRO,
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
TEMPLE'S MARBLE FRONT  BLOCK,
Will keep constantly on hand an ass&rtinsjit-fli
Saddles, Harness, &C. &C.
24-h, 18B9.
The Douglasitcs  in Council.
On Saturday evening last, the Douglas party cf
(Lin city held their usual weekly meetiug—tL
time it waa in front of the T.aravet.1*** Tlni^l .,r,
lenaea  oy a nana ot music, and  the   burinn^ o'i
barrels, ia honor, we suppose, of the orator of the
evening, Mr. Murray Morrison. ThiB gentleman
was the principal speaker; and many of his friends,
thoEO with whom he has heretofore affiliated ii
politics, heard him with deep sorrow, as he made
statements directly contrary to what, a few short
months ago, he accepted, and acted on, and advocated, ae true Democracy,
It is not cur intention to follow Mr. Moirisoi
through his long address, nor is It neceeiBary to
point out hie sophistries in construing as applicable to Territories, that which, in the Constitution
is precisely fixed as relating to States ; his blunders, no doubt unintentional, as to the numbers
in convention, and lbe vote cast for Sir. Douglas
—these we pass over, as they were most thoroughly attended to on Tuesday evening last—but there
was one topic on which he touched, whicli we cannot help alluding to.
Iu speaking of the position occupied by Mr.
Douglas, as the "regular nominee of the National
Democratic party,-" he stated that those who refused to support Mr. Douglas, were bolters—that
they were outside the Democratic party, and those
alone were true Democrats wbo were fouud in the
ranks of the supporters of the Senator from Illinois. That the Southern seceders, having left the
hall in which the convention was being held,
ceased to be Democrats. Such, ha said, was the
usage of the party ; and so had it been held in
this State, at the State Convention in Sacramento
fast year. The party from the county of Los Angeles who had left the place where the local convention was called to assemble, aud did meet,were
denounced as bolters, were held to be outside the
Democratic party, aud were refused admission to
the floor of the State Convention.
It will be recollected, that Mr. Morrison wa?
nominated for the Assembly by that same "bolter"
party j that he recognised tliem as the Democratic
party; that he spoke on their behalf in several
6usta?neSntbe"actfon" of tfi'at Convention" ft"a the
action of the "true Democracy." Ilie couHiwteucy
in denouncing now as anti-Democratic, wbat he
then (with all the light which he has yet acquired
on the subject,) accepted and supported as true
Democracy, will forcibly strike the" public, and
with them we leave it.
We have no desire lo re-open the secret history
ofthe Sacramento convention—to no one is U
better known than to Mr. Morrison himself why
aud how one delegation was rejected and the other,
more pliable, accepted—but he knows well, that
the merit of the controversy entered not into the
consideration which Bwayed the committee in
their decision. His opinion of that contest Ib on
record, and such a record as he cau neither question nor gainsay.
Did we not well say, then, that his friends heard
him with sorrow making sueh au exhibition of
himself, amidst the plaudits of his newly-acquired
friends—those very men, and that same party, to
whom Mr. Morrison, in all hia relations as a citizen,
has heretofore beeu au object of their enviable attacks and vituperation !
avidity with whieh the alchemists sought for tho
philiwp! riV Sin in*, and dmiMl (*.-■*-■ hi* mu*'.*''s-: will
be equal to theirs. Long before the (ith ot November comes round, he will realize that he is now
on a fool's errand.
" He is strolling from place to place, to snulF
the breath of popular applause, and touch the
springs and pull the wires of the political machine.' He disenchants everything he touches,
and there can be little doubt that if, by any accident, he should be elected President, the office
would siuk still lower iu the scale of degradation."
Mr. Cravens, one of the Breckinridge electors
at large for lhe State of Missouri, recently said
that the Douglas men are " the putrid excrescence
of the Democratic party."
Pretty much what was said by Jud^e Scott the
j other night, at the Breckinridge club. 1L-. deni.-d
theru was any split in the I>-_mocra'ic parly. He
maintained that it remained one aud inseparabl
Kr 6ou'glas"wei*e' not' lia68grfttfe"rffttf HlfflfgHUflf
been Democrats ; that they merely had attached
themselves to that party, for the sake of position,
aud the chance of obtaining place and power ; and
the party would be benefitted by their secession.
Like ulcers ou the human body, they had sloughed
off, tearing the body politic more sound and healthy for theii* removal,
A   Coin eld ence—TUe   Iftth   of   AugUHt—THe
lllack liny of ilui OaUudM -'
Vie showed from the record, a few days fince,
that Stephen A. Douglas by his vote in tlie Senate
lulled the Pacific Railroad Bili on the 12th day of
August, lfcyfi. ft ijija singular coincidence tliatjust
ten years previously, to a day, David Wilmot, of
Pennsylvania, introduced into the House ol Representatives the celebrated Wilmot Proviso, lo wit :
on the 12th day of August, 1846.
T__e 12th day of August, IS IG, will long be rc-
membereil by the Pemocracy ol the nation as the
duy on which Was begun the faniitical agitation
which has since, and still continues to rack tbe
Union to its centre; and tht! tenth anniversary of
that inauspicious period is memorable to !he peo
pie of Califoauia as the date wheu Stephen A.
Douglas struck a fatal blow to iheir interests aud
prosperity.—S. F. Herald.
Repairing done with pn
SASDIil-iRY.
M. IIOKTET,
HAS the honor to announce to the Public,that
lie atilt carries oa his busings at the Old
stand, as above, and having in his employment
competent workmen, he is prepared to execute all
orders with which he may bo favored, in the Manufacturing of
FineH«rne»B,Carringr Kefinfiliiif,and Mending
or all Jtiiiils,
Also,evevythliiKtn the Saddlery Business.
Los Angeles, Aug. 1st, 1860.
jbii\ n. wiiva Se <uo.
4R Csilifiiniin. struct. S-,u\ Fran cisco.
Solo Agents for 13.   T.   llrUibii.i/s  1'i.re SidumLus, rnjruii
Tartar, and Super Curb en ate of Soda.
j .-I4,n
jGO":e!"VVEXjXj's
oougui
TIIIS 4BTI0LB  IS FOR SALE BY
BR.   R*   II.   3IYl.ES,
Main street,  front of Commercial street,  Los
Angeles.
Aa each bottle is accompanied by ample testimo
ny in relation to the merits of ita contents, further
-yOinraent is unnecessary. jeflfBo
R.  F.   WALKINSHAW,
FAMILY GROCER,
AND DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
At thc Old Stand,
Sau Bernardino.
F. W. has opened at the above place, with
. lull and selected stock oT all articles embrac-
in  the above line, and respectfully requests   a
oi the patronage of his old Mends
R. F. WALKINSHAW.
Logan Repudiated— John A. Logan, known
throughout the State of Illinois, from a speech he
made last winter, as "Dirty Work'' Logan, has
beeen repudiated by hia constituents of the
"Egypt" district. He has all along made himself
conspicuous as a tody aud tool of Douglas, aud was
a candidate tor renominatiou before the Democratic Congressional Convention, but though ho ie
now serving his first term, he waa beaten, and a
Breckinridge man nomiuated in his stead. This
has been an unfavorable look lor Douglas in the
great Democratic stronghold of Illinois.
Democratic Spistimext i,v Alabama.—The Montgomery Advertiser, gives the uamea of fifty two
papers for Breckinridge and Lane, nine for Douglas, and iilteen for Bell and Everett. A pretty
good showing for the press of Alabama." When,''
says the Advertiser, "we take into consideration
the fact that newspapers representing the heavy
Democratic counties, which count their Democra-
fL^v.JJAAi91y'Jil'10«>^"^.,.,'Al'sav<}[, wr-uiVmL-mnUfto-fami
Lane, the utter helpless-mess of the Douglaa faction
will be still more apparent,"
The New York Herald publishes a revised list,
stating the position of tho Democratic journals
om which it appears that there are in the
Breckinridge.   Douglas.
North   47 149
Soutli 102 4(5
Total.,
.203
195
Weed, in the Albany Journal, says: "However
iwisely the seceders acted through all their preliminary work, they exhibited sagacity in their
selection of Breckinridge and Laue. The former
is the most unexceptionable living specimen of
'Young America.' "
LOS ANGELES
Xiager Beer Saloon.
HUBERT SCHMIDT
HAS the pleasure to announce tohis
friends and to the public, that he haa
Opened a
i-*--^»      LAGER BEEU SAEOON
on .Fourth   Street, where  also  he will  keep  on
hand the choicest kinds of Liquors and Cigars. jy23
Douglas Degeneracy.
Nothing more clearly marks the degeneracy of
this once favored son of Democracy, lhan the
course he ia pursuing in his candidacy for the
Presidency. Since his separation from his brother
Senators aud the Democratic party, in 1858, on
the agreement respecting the power of Congress
over the Territories, which was considered tobe
decided by the judgemeut of thc Supreme Court
in the Dred Scott casein 1857—when after lhat
decision, he found himself pressed at home, in his
contest with Lincoln, he shifted his position, and
declared that, no matter what that decision may be,
under his Kansas-Nebraska bill he had secured it
so, that the Territories should remain free. From
thut time to the present, he has acted more tbe political demagogue, ibe.a any man botnvo him, ooou
pying so high a position, aud aspiring to the noblest object of ambition within the Government.
To acquire the nomination at Charleston, and
agaiu at Baltimore, he refused not to personally
enter the political arena. And since he obtained
that uomiualion at Baltimore, we find him traveling over the eastern Stales, malting stump speeches on every possible opportunity.
We were forcibly reminded of this by reading
the following, whbh we find in one of our most
valuable exchanges:
" He is the first Presidential candidate who bas
mounted the stump to advocate bis own election.
Hitherto such candidates have maintained a decent silence from the moment of writing their letters of acceptance to the close of the canvass.—
Any deviations from this rule has beeu the subject
of denunciatory criticisms and of public censure.
Mr. Douglas, under one pretext or another, is vagabondizing aU over New England and New York,
and availing himself of every halt at a railroad
depot to make a stump speech, in wbich he vilifies
the Democratic Senators, and the Democratic party, which is headed by Breckinridge. Under every circumstance ho is faithful to the one character
of a demagogue. He can ies tbe taetii-s of the
vulgar, third-class politician into the struggle for
the highest oflice in the gift of tbe people. What
a falling off is this from the standard of other
days, -when the rule was, tbat the oflice should
seek the man, not the man the oflice ! The Illinois
Senator seeks thc ofiice of President with the eame
Here is the latest effort in the line of political
poetry;
What a nominee
Is Herschel V.
Of Georgee!
IMPOBTBD Axle Grease,—We concur in the following, in reference to home manufactures,clipped
Irom the San Francisco papera:
"We notice lhat there has been imported into
the State very recently a very large invoice of
"axle grease,'-' which is now brought into direct
competition wilh our home manufactured article,
made by Hucks & Lambert of San Francisco.—
While we have always advocated the importing of
every valuable manufacture, or product, or invention, from anywhere abroad to benefit onr State,
we have always made this reservation : Those articles which could not be produced here by our
own people.
Here ia lhe casa in point. Messrs. Hucks St
Lambert have been toiling for years to perfect an
article that is wanted only in moderate quantities
Over OUr State, Mr. Hucks is a practical as well
as a thorougty educated scientific chemist; by his
studies and practical labors he bas, at great cost,
finally been successful in offering this article o(
"axle grease" in as perfect a form as wan ever
known ; and now, just as he is about to reap his
reward as a true laboring mechanic, an artizan of
onr State, an article bearing the uame of "axle
grease" is ushered into our market, advertised
largely, and brought into direct competition with
our bouio mannfuoturce.
Were the article better than our own, we should
not say a word ; but such is not the fict. Hucks
•V Lambert's Axle grease will compare not only
favorable, but triumphantly, over the world. For
this reasou, knowing and believing it equal and
superior to al! others, we claim for it high rank
and its proper place iu the regard and partialities
of every Californian. Our permanency and prosperity as a State depend upon our fostering and
protecting our home manufactures ; and we now
appeal to our farmers, our teamsters, our stable-
keepers, our draymen, and to our citizens every
where who keep private carriages, and to our railroad proprietors, and to all who use this power to
make the ''wheels go." to remember ! and not only
to remember, but to give preference to Hucks &
Lambert's Axle Grease, for by so doinpweaid
our home manufactures, aud thus aid the State.
Axle-grease may not be estimated by the casual
observer of things, as of any importance. It is
not equal to woolen manufactory. It is true; but
it is a California manufacture ; it is a branch of
our home labor ; and if we do not lock well to fhe
branches, the whole tree will not be perfect, and
bear its fruit perfectly. And if any branch is affected, we feel it. and will do all we can to save
and restore, for M injury can come to any class of
our laboring men wilhout all feeling its injurious
i Qfeoi : BOd WheE QUI Wbole community shall see
the matter rightly, then will 00016 the glorfOOl
dawning of our noonday prosperity,"
A Yankee woman put up some nice preserves
and labeled them "Put up by Mrs. D." Her boy
found, took down and devoured thc fruit, and
wrote ou the bottle,"Put down by Jahny D."
Rules of the Diatrict Court
°T** r{"ittd Sl<"" M tf" Southern District
oj California, in relation to proceeding, had
under the Act of Congress, entitled '• An Act
to anted an Act to define and regulate the jurisdiction of the District Courts of the United
States in California, in regard to the ,ur*ey
and location of confirmed private land claims
passed 14th June, 1800.
RULE  I.
Whenever the U. S. Dist. Attorney shall make
application to the Court, or the Judge thereof for
an order requiring Ihe survey of any private land
claim to be returned into Ooart for examination
and adjudication, ihe said application shall be
made io writing, and shall aver that the survey is
Dot 0 conformity with the flflal decree, aud shall
be founded upon sufficient affidavits.
R0XJ  it.
Whenever the anplicaiion for thu relurn of the
m™ ia niadu by the parly claimant, the same
sbau be made in writing, BuggaaUiM that the sur-
VCV  IS  B0J  in jvinl. ..■■.■.:.'.._,-. i.   .    .   <:.... i   j B	
thereby. Upon the filing of such application tho
Court, or the Judge in vaeation, shall direct the
order lo be iisued for the return of the survey.
kulk in.
Any person not a parly to the record making
an application for on order for the return of the
survey shall be called an intervenor, provided ho
does not claim under pre-emption, settlement, of
other right or title derived from the United States.
RULE 17.
The application of an intervenor nha.1 bo on
oath, and shall deraign his interest in the lands
claimed, aud shall show that he is injured by tbe
survey.
RULE  v.
Within not more than twenty days after the return by the Surveyor General of any approved
map of survey under the order of the Court, the
party moving for the order shall file hiB exceptions
thereto in writing. Said exceptions shall bo supported by the oath of the party, or hia Attorney*
alleging the truth thereof on his own knowledge.
or upon infiinnaiicn and belief, and which said
exceptions shall not be general, but shall specify
by a reference to the map the particular line or
lines of survey lo which exceptions are taken, and
a copy thereof shall be served upon the opposite
party within the several following limes alter ils
filing: if served in Los Angeles county, within
ten days ; if served in San Bernardino county, or
In San Diego county, within twenty days. In cases
of service elsewhere, wilhin thirty days. Said exceptions shall be accompanied by a notice that the
hearing thereof will be brought on before the
Court in thirty days after the service, or aa BOOtt
as counsel can be heard. In addition to notice by
service as aforesaid, the Clerk shall canse to be
published, immediately upon the return of service
aforesaid, in a newspaper, a notice once a week for
three successive weeks, showing that the final survey of the lands claimed by the parties to the record haR been returned into'Cnnri. and objected to,
and admonishing all parties iu interest to intervene
for the protection of their interests.
ftBUS VI.
All notices, when required to be served by inter*
venors, shall be served upon both parties to the record, except as provided for in rule Y, and both
parties to tho record, Plaintiff and Defendant,
shall be deemed opposing parties to the iulervenor.
RDLR   Vir.
After a survey has been returned into Court an
nvi.v, vm.
Upon thc day 6i&Q for the hearing, the opposito
party, if in default, shall be deemed as denying all
of the exceptions, or if he appear, may deny or
confess the truth and correctness thereof, and may
himself, under thc same rules, except as to uotice,
as provided for the party contesting lhe surveys,
file exceptions to the said surveys. The Court
shall proceed to bear and determine the Baid exceptions upon the day noticed, or upon such olher
day as the Oourt may designate, and upon the
hearing no objections Hi all be considered, except
those set out in the exceptions.
kulk ix.
If the party applicant fail to file exceptions supported by affidavit wilhin the time limited by tbo
Court for that purpose, the survey may be deemed
assented to, unless the opposite party except to the
same, aud when both parties fail to except within
the time limited, the proceedings may bc dismissed by the Court, on motion of either party, and
without notice, and on order may be entered tbat
the plat be removed from the files and returned to
the Surveyor General, together with a certified
copy of said order of dismissal.
KULK   X,
Exceptions to a survey may be sustained by the
evidence alieady in the cause, tbe decree of tho
Court, and upon additional testimony. Such additional testimony may be taken iu open Court at
the hearing or by stipulation of the parties, or be-
foreaU. S. Commissioner under the rules of the
Conrt, notice of which may be given at any tiiue>
after the cxeeptious have been filed.
Kl'l.K  XI.
The form of order to return survey shall be as
follows:
It being suggested to the Court that (he survey
of the land claimed in Ibis case, made under final
decree, aud approved by the U. S. Surveyor General for California, does not conform to said decree and is erroneous, and that said survey will be
(o the injury ol the party applicant, on application of , [attorney for the United States, or
claimant,] it is ordered that the said Surveyor
General return to this Court the plat of said survey, and lhat the [United States, claimant or intervenor.] be allowed days, from and after the
return thereof, to liie exceptions Hereto: and it
is forlhet ordered that a certified copy of this order be served upon the Baid Surveyor General for
his iLftiiliwtflUi
RULE XII.
In cases where notice or service is required to
be mUte by these rules, the same may be made by
publication, authorized by the Court or Judge, in
a newspaper published in lhe city of Los Augeles,
once a week for four weeks, whenever it shall be
shown that the Attorney of record andthe parties
to bo served, reside out of tbe Southeru District,
have died, or left the State.
KUI.K xtti.
The Court or Judge may grant a temporary order, restra-uing the U. S. Surveyor General from
transmitting the survey lo the General Land Ofiice nt Washington, whenever it shall be shown
by sufficient affidavits, that the timo of publication
is about to expire before an order for the return
of tho survey can he obtained, by reason ofthe
delay required to give the notices provided for by
these rules. Said temi orary order sliall only restrain the said Surveyor Geueral until a eertaia
day to be therein named.
RULE  XIV.
The general times for notices herein provided
for, may be shortened or lengthened by the Court
or Judge, for good cause shown.
Adopted, Aug. 20, I860.
ISAAC S. K. OGIER,
U. S. Dist. Judge for the S. Dist. of Cal.
ORDER OT THE  COURT.
Ordered, That the Clerk publish the notice
provided for lu Rule Five, adopted this day', in ail
cases of surveys which have been returned into
Court, and wbich are now pending therein.
Entered August 20, 1860,