fa
Est rill it
OsuuUij IJottnr.
pop. j. s.-WArrs y ca.
Jl'IÍTKS, KSEKO U, OK 18=95.
tltUÍU^i.J.
-'Ciencia moderna que demuestra las f&
Genesis, y cuii Laque w prueba hasta la
iu[aa del
____________________________________ videncia
que Salomon poi inspiración de Dios ha escrito lo
mismo que Voltafap por sugestión del diablo-    "
Tal geringosa. Ge podrá dar! que Pene que Ter
Voltaire con la .geología, ni .Salomon con el géue-
«¡iT Esto es hablar de tolondro, y querer hacer el
bu a los p&paroB con el espantoso de Voltaire, que
Tiene aqtií tan a cuento gomo los oorros de tlbeda
Ni Voltaire ba eserito ninguna geología, ni tííilo-
njon ha escrito el gé;¡e-i.-\ ul i-! góaesia le escribió
Moíséa ;su único autor conocido, fuera ¡sea Días)
para ensenar gi
. Esta ea una voz nu ¡va cn ca itéllane, compuesta
dedoBvIejaa del griego, que quien; decir conocimiento d.; Ia tierra. Alguno-; filósofos antiguos y
■néernos, considerando qne la tierra i
criador, que ana destinó nmorarcn ella, y arrancar-
h ttóestrn subsistencia eon amn y Budor de nuestra
frente, rpiisiiP-an qne no dejásemos de escudriñar
sus seno* para saca; ¡o los tasproa -jue encierra en
am ratafias. Ufes esto aa feé necesario $" no lo
lo dijes.; ta j&Vo0ír-fía ; antea que nos i¡> bal?ia demostrado nuestra madre lu industria, ó inventora de
todo, lar.'-c?--V' !.
Desde luego bioíeron loa hombres eus tentativaa ;
y a 108 prim nos ^oIp-:s brotaron fuentes, :■" cuaja-
ronsaies, y daswtbrtaron los preciosos metales de
la raja y ia monedo. Pera todo sata es cieno y vil
y despreciable **.ira Ciertos siervos de =Dl0S que beben plomen do bóbilis búbili ■ vestido-
y calzados sin saber si tos cosas ouestan dinero, ó si
el j^nero'eaesto trabad Y oomo estos hsnaveaía-
rados todo lo bailan en bu breviario ó antifonal,
Mgno Stjuella conmn eepresion de "cantando lo
ganau," sreofi Imsamsenta que aaj como ellos tie-
m.-r. el ¡> jgninr en breviario, loa legos hemos de
encontrar la piedra fSosofal eo ta Biblia.
La Biblia os an libro jnny ¡santo y muy bueno
penn... os mm anciclopedla o repertorio universal]
de ciencias,arl ú oflc'n . íonde b&yaje acudir
o! gañan para saber de .in\rh.; y govaobe, al ¡:ii¡,..-
¡K> par bysoflr la veta, y el . ¿é Íleo para enoontrai
cl remedio do nqesfciee mal ¿*
Tracicnt iabritiufruir i, SQ dice rtuchf)8
ha.   Sí se baca lo oontrarloy se trastruecan loa
oficios veremos no genera! trastarno rula repu*
blieacivlly literaria; el tPleo querrá sujetar la
traosustouoiaoion & las leyéa -químicas ; y el teólogo
interpretar la naturaleza como la escritura, bus>
erándole el sentido místico, acomodaticio, anagógl*
co, tropológlco, &*_ Este continuo qníd-proquo
que lincea algunos Seles, exaltadoa de aa i do mus
fervoroso qns discreto, ha dudo motivo n procedí-
mlento.i eu rue so han desairado las autoridades de
primera gerarr-uía cn la iglesia de Jesucristo. Y
pues bablttmos de ta UeiVa, voy a ¡-.ppr an caso, i
propósito " geología,'1 que .si uo viepe bien a a
Tendría a lo geo.
Curra por el signo pisóte cl alo de 1618, cuan
do la Congregación de cardinales Inquisidora: con
noticia deque nn cierto Oopé.'.iico prusiano, un
español llamado Züniga, y un tal Galileo; do feliz
memoña, se babian empellado en parar el sol y hacer andarla tierra : hubo aeuloradassesirmes sobre
este punto delicado eu que la potestad temporal
cruza línea? ecu la espiritual. El aasultacjo fué
fulminar uua terrible anatema contra semejante
doctrina de terre-moto, " como contraria a la íc. v
absurda cn filosofía ;" íallamlo Ss. Ems, que la tierra estuviese quieta, y do hiciese caso de gente revoltosa y levantisca.
Yo no só si bs dio traslado a la tierra, ni si ellíL
sediópor notiffoada!. Loque dicala historia, es
que el añode 33 sa volvió a empeñar Galileo cu
qua cl Bol debía estar quedo, y la tierra habia de
andar ;y el Santo-Tribanal eo empeñó eaque él no
bahia de andar suelto. E.;corranronk, y arguyen-
dole un dia cu la pristoa el cardenal 33elaTm¡no
para desaferrarla de su tema: "Podéis dudar, querido Galileo (le decía), del movientodeln ,|, cuando la Sagrada Eróritóra dice texiainantemonte que
Jo?ué le dijo il sol : Sol, no te muevas.; y el sol
separó en mitad de sn carrera? Pues ved hai.
Em. Sr. (,vv¡tesíó oon prontitud cl preso), ved hai
poi-rjué dl&o que cl Bpl está parado ; porqué Jósoé
le paró.—A eato no tuvo a bienlrespondsr S. Em.
Galileo persistió negativo y preso hasta que
aburrido de cárcel y movido ¡lo las rftstantías de
sua amifos, ee presentó a abjurar su dnetfino.
No digo mas, WcTejoal discreto lector que allá
a sus solas... sol i Ion'.tic. UKIJM '
Wlil^e "11» JJaytlmo ltt u« AVortt.
BT AUGES W. Iíalc.
Everr mortal h.as bis mlsslon
Ju this world of active strife,
Whether in a high position
Or a lowly %&& oí life.
He it is, who now fulfilling
Every duty day liy day.
Sbofra the mind and spirit willing
To perform its onward way.
Life's a hark npoo the ocean.
Tossed and rocked hy eveiy^ale ¡
Now sands on withspeedy motion.
Now with rout and tattered sail.
Life's a bright and súññy moruTn-.
Wiih som ' light rel'n sh'ni ng showers,
Followed byawi otondy warning
Ol'ihestorm tliato'cr us lower?.
Life's '.ho eberd ©f sliver binding
Uan in contttct with his kind,
Death is but \\i-A bond unwinding,
Setting free the earth-bound mind-
j I pitcher at the founteln
Whence immortal rills descend;
'Tis tlie fragile whe il eurmoaating—
Oftrtera wtiere pure waters blend.
Edfo'fi the day for deed and action ;
Death's tberest—"¡ho timo of night;
He wbo works with satisfaction
Works while yet thehour is light.
Forward, flu-;]! iho day is waning,
Westward :-',uii-; the setting sun ;
Onward! on! without con-plaining-,
Work while yet it may be done.
ttdtf ¡forli ^itkriismicnfe.
rpB
By Iloyal E«ettexS Piitcnt.
HE HTDROMAGEN,   OR   WATEH-PROOF1, AXT1-C0X-
B, noftDttfaclurij! bv lf.viía¡[;itl'
Lj..\i=li;v ,a '••..  :. *:■ isa Street. ííuícbxsíes.
Principal Warehouse, 102 Wbodstreet, Cheap-
Hide. London, England. American Establishment», AH Ann street and 102 Nassau street, A tu
York, V, S.
Till-; liVÜUOMACEX is n valuable di-covcry for protoot
■■'■y. the Iff. -Aova ¡hnou im- cf>ld. :uiil .lii:i-o!'nre :i tü-ovoisin
live ol'msiiy l.un_ dij.i'j-.sr.a. a-Hti'.-i.-/ any doctoring ivhatesen,
1'ikj Hydriiiiiau-cu i:; in i\n- [',,-.-K1 „: A si.-Io, v.p.A worn insi.I,
Hjo buui .ar shoe. i;=¡ medieateaoii!i.n,cU >.- i¡i ;i liov.-crfuljiu-
tidote tu di«F?ase.
For Gentlemen it win &e iVjun.l apree=»Wi, warm, and
healthy, t« ifiir iu the ooHest or rainiest w=aatlier, aa ii..
juot rj'.nunt lu:coiüo wet il' the Hydi-umaKL'u i=< iiiserli'.-;.
i.!u!i.-*s iiKiy- n-'.'jir the ü.-hte-t sohid'büüts or ¡¡hoes iu thi
most isndiíHicnt v.-ujitlioi- witii imjjuniiv ; wliiie Coiuum]
tion. so jn-r.v:i3cut .-íitioiií; the voun^ oi1 onr country; infl^
'»: fl:w; r,a-l by tliiii- ^tuciii! jwioptiqp, Ihe» eutirelj
mpercetU tnmr- thoes, as tbe letter cause the feel to ¡ r - iñ
in a' vary unhealthy manner ; and beside* ire :■. .''.,!■
..ei-oius v,-...,tt' in ¡.j.- iivtrijuis in icy wt-.t:. . . ', ■
O'..'1'.s. V.'iiil.i the latter cjui^o thi -Ve; ;.. :¡- ;"•■■ l\\r<-! i A
1 ■■;-.", ihe HyDROJl-VGi;.\. luni:- :t i,if;i. il.hi ülice of cuv\
¡ii-enai-e.1, u/KMJljn-ly [.Lu'Od inside, dues not increase tin
.-y.-ol 1!i=. boo: Or canst; the foot to appear untidy. 1*
LUildren tLifv eve e.\ti-enieh- valnablf, as they mm *¡fí_4i_
IneiorcISB wiiii comfort and henUhy excels. Their expense is Bu sltgtt aa to s.'ar.-i.' need raArrttpn; in-sides. the.-.c
„ ■«V-iXi-ouwv. (hem ivill ¡ind iheir yearly dei'M-'s LUhr.i-.ti;',
•ltmiii.:iiü-J. thmvliti. .
. Afl the HYiHWilAGES is beoomtng mora known its sale
is inei-easin.a; to an almost in.-redihle extent.    List :-a:\v  A:
l.onrlnii,   .Ujtuehesier,    Hiiminyhaai,   Liverpool,   I I
rjPC.l.s linhhn, l-ju-is, Aiitwe;';,, ilambtit-.rh   and Ucrlin.  ouv
"       "inched 1,702,-150 pairs  of Cork Soles.    Thia year thr
villfi
[ th-ePnc
et.
Piusa .Popularidad.
La pepnlaridad en política cs ano do loa jirinc'.
¡Dtosque mas contribuyen a aSaBfJ&T loa derechos
de un pueldo. En todo pais libre en donde el pne-
blo es el verdadero rey al cual están sujetas las
autoridiukf. que el mismo elijió para qyv -'- Tiaras
sua Intereses, es eo donde principalmente campea
con todo su imperio este principio. Al oeuparaoa
ahora dfl elemento popular de las sociedades de-
mocrátiías, no ea nuestro objeto atacar c^te principio que ul mismo (lempo croe garantiza a los pueblos contra los avane-.is del poder, cs el primer orí-
gen dc su engrandecimiento. Ante todo somos
_ republicanos. Nuestro finca hacer patcnteque, si
" bien la popularidad ea ei primer elemento conservador de lodo gobernante democrático, eo los Es-
■ tados Unidos, se eon fund-.! írecuenieinr-uí'; este
fleiiK'ntocnn el de una mi noria bulliciosa y turiiu-
lenta a cuyos oaprícbos soba visto sacrificar mas
dc una vez la equidad y la justicia.
lina falsa popularidad es lo que ba dacloríjen cu
los Eetadoa Unidos a todaa aquellas diversaa coes-
tionea cuya originalidad uo podrá disputarle jamas
ningún pueblo.   Díganlo que q^uieron loa mercadelas político», esos que venden sus doctrinas   tan
nnevae como (islravagant.es, porqué jamas podré-
mos convenir en que satán bisados ta ta sensatez
de este pneWo^todps los píoeedimientoa do que se
han valido y se ralcn para hacer nueras adquisiciones territoriales-   ¡ Estarán basados cu ella lo.s
proceaimientoa y preténclonea que se abrigan respecto á Cuba y los demás países quo son hoy todo
si objeto da su injusta ambición? i,]seii>aEt-z  serin
pensarlo: Jprque cl pueblo de los Estados pose..
wk recta consecuencia que leba valido hasta boy
we crédito^ cl alto puesto que ocupa.
=^a época actual por donde atraviesa JaUnion de
| «méríca del Nolle B&lo es transitoria y  estimoa
B^uro^qu!' eeoa hombros rectos qne forman la par-
! pana del pueblo miran con dolor los sucesos que
anden a manchar el honor y la gloria de bu patria.
¡osarnos que no debe estar dhtantc.el dia en qm
!os puedan asumir esa actividad digna y neesa
.. para cortar deraiz los al.ei-..; (¡.,.. q¡¡ ¡_lfl acta a
. circun.';!ancia.s comnrometeo cl baen uo'mbre d
nación.
,,aa últimas derrota:-; que el gabinete de Wash-
ton l^a sufrido en las elecciones, h-.i^xi ver qu
ás nn pueblo sensato aprolnrá las estrara;
a que se hall puesto ,eu practica para conté
., p-u'tc del puelilo que constituye la minon*»
*tÚerrotas nacen ver también qne se acerca ei
wpo es que se pondrá termino a la practica d.
Loíoc.'.s teoría-", cuya-"' tendencias .'.e  han  hecllO
- . a despecho dc toda inst;c:a.    Asilo  esp-rá
i es necesario crccWTpor lionor al pais que
Da1 hospitalidad.—La Crónica.
*   2vor	
Sc necesita al .oabaliero i), yapóte do la
«^ que el Otro dia bofeteó a una señorita nor
the Ue uu Cascarón.   Subterráneo .\o. 5^22."     I
:]m\ i
A Vegiciablc Man.
The rare Pa^uei-reotyjiist of Humanity, the^ late
Georgia Lae/yer,'' hasdraiVii a picture oi'a Vcgo-
tableMan, which is a perícet picture of its kind.—
TWO friends and brother lawyers of the writer are
li-.LV'A iing aerase tas Wide sandy region that hums
thenorthera boundary of thc Altahams, when they
were overtftfcan by  a storm.    They  are   in ;i   sad
plight, and almost is despair, when at once a clumsy
iil-.aiii.e.i log bit*) with gUplng intersiees. ¡jeckoii^-
them to it.i \\'a.Ieoniesl]'-lrer.
A jflrfl of p:,ie. or ' ligiuwood;' as it is called.
bin/ ;d in the clay chimney, lu one corner of tut:
Ore T ¡ace were huddled a baher's dozen Of ydlow
cuii.plecioil children.    A   tall,  gaunt  ieniale, with
Ion . i: icombed tresses, or buncoes of coarse red
¿i i i*. was seated upon táie floor ; while ¡u front oi
;be nre, aud occupying the only stool in the hovel.
»it tbe * lord of the soil,' Bbivcribg under tiie urn-
tign influence of the tertian ix^no.
■Good morning, nay ¡Vie.id," said one of (be visi
tors, wbo is c-lebrated by his politeness aud urbe.
atty.
'".Morning!' was thc laconic reply.
1 l''ine situation you have here.'
' F¡Do«¿-«-a-ftüJí/—wbat is line for?'
■ U'iiy, I shoultl suppose you would have good
Bporl here in hunting.'
'Then you'd suppose a lie. You can't hunt
'cepting y— hadsomething to biffltai, kin ye?
•No; that's a very clear case. I though;, however, that so near the river there would be plenty
of deer. Still, if it isnotagood hunting ground,
it is a good place for raising cattle."
'Itis, isitl '.Sposur the cattle gets into the
swamp, and ihe river rises on 'cm and the 'taraal
fools don't get out o' fcheway, but get drowned
—bow you gwine to raise -'em en V
"i'lv.ii is certainly- very bad: hut there fa one
comfort left to you. Ifyoubiwe not thc richest
soil, nor the best hunting ground, nor the greenest na-turage. you have what is better'than all—
you have health.'
■I have, eh? Do you see them yaller-coir.plccted
criters in the corner there! Them's got 'health.
«¿re'ítheyí The old o'man there, she's got it,-
ain'l she? And look at me, with this cussed ager
¿hakin' my bones into a jelly. You cail that
hcrtUh,ilo yc-V
' Look here, my friend,' said the lawyer, •' answer
me Uiisqiiestion. audi won't ask you another one.
It' yon can't get anything to grow here, and nothing to hunt, if all your cattle drown, aud your
¡Un.iiy are ail tiie while sick, why in the name of
coramou sense do you not up sticks and be off ?—
Why do you stay here V
■ Oh,'cause the tight.ivood knots are so 'mazin
handyP
Nov,- that is what, I call a man of the vegetable
;pccies. Ican't tell whether a vegetable timiksor
¡jot: but if it docs. I have no "doubt but that
man's idea of heaven was, that it consisted of a
1 Li'ge pine barreiyivherc the light-wood knots were
mazin handy, and where he wouldshiver thewhole
day wüh feviU'-and-aguc over a large fire of the
aforesaid light-wood knots.
The storm was raging without; the rain descended in torrents p the red lightning darted its forked
tongue through the darkness. Aud here, within.
in unbroken .silence, and almost motionless, sat
the woman and her children, as cold and inanimate
lis the stone itself,
(This ■■ human vegetable," it should be ^premised,
¡salt this while playing an endless monotonous
tune on an old dirty violin.)
'■ Why don't you stop that tiresome .fiddle? ¡Why
don't you stop the leaks in your house?"
■■ You wouldn't have me to go out in the rain to
tio it. would ve?" was the reply, accompanied By
the fiddle.
•* NO ; but why don't you stop them wlien it don't
rain*?" ^^
■■ Oh, they di^^^mthen.' what's the use?"
This is ana^t^Hff whatiuYankee-lanclwould
ess fellow."
Heir o j) in ion of i i j o i :■ valae ns ,i préven-
ir   Cocghjs,   Cook:,   BftONOÚTIS,   ASHOU amt COS-
Men's Size, per pair, 35 Cexts.
EiMás* do.      do.   ' 30    do.
Bbrs3 SÚÜU&E& do.      25    do.
--.''-<-.' M:i.  Retail Trieos wo m:Utu ;i vci-y libci-.il
-,..,   bora and Wholesaler^ so tbai  an? store-
i un make» flne ppoitt   ou   Uioic  sulu, while Uiej
tlcls that maj bo kept ia any store, amoog anj
Fjar tcruii
aovi-Cm
apply to
HAHCOC1ÍT, KRADLEY £ CO..
38 Ann street, New York.
£3- Tlie CJicat. -__i
San Éxmásts
%A
m\
mtú [Üait JxTOtisto^tófrfeímcitís.
.i-'.'j:¿'í-í;,.-í'
St.. !VtcltoI«g Hotel.
■>rr.-::i- if yuiu^i.w am<{ Comniertlal tits.
i-A; nt.\.-aCi.-co, cat.,
MTIII-: rX!.l-R?ií¡XI-if.) li;ivc IcascO the ahove «ew
ninl OJMMOraNDS BK10K HOTEL. The Rootbs
ni-u ini-Lfi.-, v.-ell vo,;t;l:in'..l iuisl newly linisliod, and
from LtH central position it is unsurpassed Rn-ilie
icconnKhiiioii Of triu^ieiit ;in:l j:. ritj.'tni'nt butLrdflfa-
Families oan ¿be accomodated with tingle or t'uites ol'
Rooms.
ti  is  tbe totention  =pf the  proprietors  to keep tlio *8t.
Nlcholasnsa th-.st o!ju-;í hotel.    Tiie  Table ami lutr vrill Ia
sui plied with Ibe very bwl material the marks) affords.
»   "    ]■:. .1. Aii.Mi-Tiinxi;. "-
ileoT ' TVM. !', Rfl (JtVAT.
f Propfietoi
[ATIOS ■      ■
W*,. A Jackson st, bet. Montgomery and Kearney,
Sax Francisco.
The central position of this new fci\o-story Fire Proof
Uuildirig, convenient to (he eteambonl laníin¡r and the
iu-iness part of i he city, renders it the most desirable Ho-
. 1 in ¡ran l"rar.ci»C(i,
' I ■■ ith- ftimiihcd ai-.il ll'ted up m the n-.ost appro-red
'¿■- i comfort and convenience, ar.d having a tabl.
pread wHh the .best Hit inarUts afforr!?, it ia |*fticulárl.v
adapted to the aecomrnodation of Jfcmilies aa weil ■„■■■ :: <
i'ra»eUii»g 1'tiWie.
Tlie ciLizens oí* the Southern yart of 1 lie State, and   the
public ■venerallv, are ro.iM'O'.i'ally invited  to  call and Judc'
tor Cftemselvee.'
octli*   Gm PECK k FISHES, Preprtetoi
SB0O2ÍD CALIFORNIA ART-UNION.
AT
DUJTCA APS    CHIiVESE    SAIEROO.HS,
Sun   Francisco.
3,000 Costly niitl Beautiful  Articles Valued at
$85,000!
SHAKES ONE DOLLAR EACn.
Bisiiiiniiion, January J.5, 1855.
CATAl-OtiLlS will  be issued   in  a lew days, emhrating
ihe Jjjuni.-jiTi-'.-i Jti-fjiv nf pooijK tn i'¡' ollert'd by our Una
A $5,000 ZKGOT OF GOI.D !
Will lie paid for So. 1—beai.fi the line rainlin^ of PSYCHS
and AMOUR.
Üu, ;;.i 0 i is a s< lid  GOLD TRUJn:RT,  and pli
¡il i.
at it
Iso conii rised In ihe collection
SUPER!! DIAMOND W03ÍK,
SOLID SILVER SETS,
COSTLY WATCHES,
GOLD MANUFACTURED GOODS,
SILVKR GOBLETS AND SALVERS,  (made
from coi»),
CLOCKS, PAINTINGS, &c.
$0%. No article In the Catalogue will bo of a less Valué
than $10.
ty_- Ticke'ta ean be had of      "WM. R. O^tTRN, A^nt,
dec! i Los Ángeles.
;
fflTE :
■ li. Come	
GUN IVCK'& WHITE SMITH
l,b(A>- ■: I til! AND Rl.l'AlJil.11.
iSalamandci h-Aca Opened.    All Work
^^^^^^^^i^B Warranted!
Also, eunstantiy cn ]i;:nd and [or ;;ale, alargo assortment
¿Ooiihlc jandSllfeXe Jír.rreifd phot Gnus,
RIFLES,   PISTOLS,   GUN   TRB1311N0S,   ¿c,
Whicb will he sold cheap.
Powder and Shot'tvnnlcstth  c?/d retail.
NO, 73 DAVIS STREET.
8», Orders Eor.woct prompterattci
uted
MEDICATED
FUFí CHEÜT PROTECTOR,
To all pereóiña of all e_es and conditions, .a.1-, a certain and a
julo ¡diiel'l against thrtsc tVavful ctisease.-s, Constiinntion,
Bronohltla, AstbsMh Cbiwfaa, Celes, wad other aQUeilons o:
the Lungs, wliicli arise from tlie e:qH>.-;c-d state of ti.t-
ahest, a':c:n-diiij to fashion, and tho continual changes o =
our climate.
■-TJi!-: rROTRCTOR'* is simply a obamicfllljf =prepared
.'iir, lined with jadli and padded, wiiieh. sujspended from tin
i:ok, covers flic chest, in so agreeable -., manner that, ojjci
,vorn, it bo- o:iie.í a ■ucre^ih/ avA a c.-mfort.
■-T.tr: PBtiTECTOB,"fllthough bat reoeotJj-intrDducec
:;!() America is mahiii.^ iTiiiid jjrogiTss liirou»-l¡ tiie t"i:i;e =
tjite.;, the Canaiiae, South America and the West Indie?.—
t has tbr a long time been ji staple artiale in Ehgland and
ni tiie continent oí liitrojie, whilt-  it has grov.-n  in  man;
■ai.in'rie.-j t.) (he position of an article ef dross.
'J'o demonitratt- rliest; facts enquire of any Kii.'jUsb   rcsi-
".it in your vieiiiify of lit-; knowledge of the beneficial ef
oris (d'V.-eirni.T iiie'i'Ri.iTi'.t'roR. wrraam SBtoviisstoboc
Otaso ofany kind.    The cost of wearing those articles is i
aero trifle, and one will lael some v«ars. No one wlu
alues ¡he health of himself or his farnQy will ho withqut
hem.    Tiif HospiiaJaiDa this country are not alone recoin-
.lou.iini, n»~   ;,ut rjiindly intrt!(!ne¿ng  tht
s
PIVe Tlioueand Cuplés First Etílílon.
A Itiok io he read by every Man, Woman and. Child
mHIS day has been pnbliehed the ¡png-expeeted work en-
X titled
POCKET /ESCULAPIUS,
Or HUÍPIL. A L LOMrANitJX, ¿Ln-i rj r.=r Ot'servaiif ns in Manhood in its premature decline, emíiracing critical and'prac-
lical treatiies on Venereal 1'iseases. I:ii]ioleiie}' nnd Sterility, explaininjg the causea and treatment of Gonoirhea,
:;![■;, StriettiM, Bnd all dlBeaaea of the generative and uri-
uiry organs, both in tiie male and female, thereby render-
u_' it an ¡nvahiable re.de niecinn for every one. to be con-
mUed   witiiout (^tjjOaSure and  v.-ilh  a.tsuied conii(1 «nee   of
■- the Proper Study nf'Sf&nklnd is ¿Mail," by J. C. Todkg,
.:. !'.. at:¡ber of Cott-paraitive Anatomy,',' etc., Graduate of
he University of Pennsylvania ; Honorary Member  of the
.■■■ : I O'leta-e of Surpeoivj. ele. ele.
The above work Is emphatically the boofe for the age.   It
iost  complete  works of tlie kind thai has
THIS HOUSE LS NOW l
the travelling puhlic,
Jradh.
)!-ii.-ill;iiiy
A Co
■ce to their bein¿ irom
Remember this is
Medicine.
r.ETAiL rnrcEs.
Gext's Size	
Ladies'   do	
Boys' ¿xtfMissisd tio.
. Kn-hi
staple article, and no Paten\
SI 50 each!
1 00    do.
F~- 111     do.
HAllCOURT. HKAliLííY k CO..
38 Ann street, and 102 KasHau atfeet, New York, U. P.
PiUNCÍFAt fTAEESOUSEj 102 Wood street, Cheap
side, J^oiidon.
i'.ÍA.vn.-.-.CTOKT, 41 Market  street,   Manchesta
England.
II., 1?. k Co. are c.jtabüsliiiitr Depot- ror the . al.'-d' ••";]■
Protector" in all ¡uirts of America. Phi Id na, Í •'.-
ilriitigists. Clothiers. I try. Goods '.hi ■ i • . '*■ ■ ■ ■ - .
Milliners, also Gentlemen's Furnishing Ptfire-RoeperR ar
entrusted with the wholesale and retail distribution o
lliein. and to whom most liberal terms are tillered for thai
enterprise* and a Bpteíuííd opportuuitjr opens to them fo
sate and profitable b.usinegs.
For terms, apply to
llAIiCOUHT, BRADHEY fc CO.,
4¿D HOUSE,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
JPliK for the Aéoínniodation oi
^^^^^^^ leaulinoss. air   and eom-
..uii, ii. is not .surijassed on the J aeilie, juid one trial i.s ;.
lulUciciU giia'ranfee fuj- cominuod patronage. Attached
;o tlie House are üíísTatTi-. aXIo J.'i loot long, extending
!>om Commeroial to (lay str^etB, aad will aácbmmwlatt
^00 peredas at onetime. Tbe Iluors and Tables are all
Marble, and every thing to correspond, and ihey have now
ii-,' inosl ciaj! ilc:i= :i;-. j: i;;J..'yi >r-.!.-   ..■,■
¿f?j,-ci-.jií«s(, ¿L-ii-.ucj-tV, Dinner v.nA Tea
in Ean Francisco- aud-wil! be oofidftated on the most. iJber-
tl leini.j. being confident that liber»lUy seeart..,, p^troaage.
The Hotol jiart of ttrt! hwuse is kept  upon the European
.Ian,     liJirber .-ho¡i ami IJaih Uounu, attaetnd.
Entrance to tho Hotel or Restaurant, ¡=7 Clay street,
ind -.3 Commercial, near Uuftery.
IlAl.LY*  k THOMPSON,
nov23       3m litiihi. ad Uoune.
SflWR
..ir been pnbllshet], presenting a
lysis of every'fdrin of venereal disease inc-n
==exes, anti above all euleriiig into  m.; ■'
tarty tlio awful work of that ter ri hi      i    i
among young men, knot™ aa maAturbatiw
ledge to be derived by every one in   having, a
ivfirk in their ¡.ti.sse-.^Jeii ia beyond conception
son '.vim has the ,-lip.iiiest reason tb believe that Ihey
aiflicted with a dinease,'of which ihey have been ignorant,
can, by referring to its pages, ih a lew minutes Infly iin
'--'.and the nature of thai di.-ease,  and be  made aware
both
ticu-
>i-y of this
any per-
of th.e effects attei
apply the proper r
(hiijr it ;
nd  tliu
wili,:
old have j
t'til lo "contempla
piness ofthe unf
In the pro paral
ven a practical
■ censui-cd and 	
pilfer writem of the day,   tltns presen
'11 diiresled eo;n|,ene.iuni o! liie mo.st i
ni-inci],leslurni.^lii..l by the ablest ivrid
lived.    This is sutlicient, it is hoped   as
hey may in season
M its heretofl re imsfcrfl
'Aug their constitution,
death, or what is as aw-
;vcr th« health and hap.
■■ and otits untold prací.
On the .receipt ef une dolía
■n ot ihe work. ,}te author has   not   only
:; option oi liis own labors, but 1„-^ rrci.
implied from the works of the  most poll a  careful  and
tortani facts and
that have  erer
t of it acenra-
AI1 tii
nlueand utility.
this invaluable work will he
> ill  pk-B
IVoltcc.
indebted   tp   the   late   Arm   nf   Pcott h
broq.uestedto mak¡e immediate payment
WM¿. B. OáTSÜhlV,
_^__  Agent.
líQ toi'iüüd
man was exiimmed in tho
oiiu jtf'raticiaco, Monáay morning,
pocfeet ofa young man at an auc-
aneome street, oti Saturdjay last.—
Ut the wallut, he handed it to a per-
;oa whom hu probably stippoiL'tl was an accofliplioe.
Thc person happen i ii'>* to bt: an honest man, imme-
diatuly gave íUg ah'.rrn, and the fellow ivas arrested-
He waa e nt to await his trial at the court oí' Sessions.
Visit OT Spanish Vessels.—The cities of Ne
Vorfc, Now Orleans, Philadelphia ana Boston, ar
it is said, to be si:cC'.j.-.--iv;'!y honored with the viñ,.
of a .Spanish licet of ¡six steamers and six saij|£g.
peseela. tbe object of tbe visit being to exhibit'to
ill.-' AjBericau citiaena the splendor of the Spanish
uniroriii, and the beauty of Spanish sailors.
¿¿va,. 'Dear Sir. ■ lisfcped a great l.i ly in a #aterei
SÜte, the ^'orld'rf h'air, 'hare the goo bi ;s.-f te it-
formoieil tiiei'e are any ¡lobbi-mim ia t.ie unil.:t
.Sale..' 't*eB m.t'am.-' a;]sv,-ereJ Jo.iint', -1 ,i a
oneoJ them.'
STATE OF CAfelFORÑlA—County of SANTA UABBAitA,
In Probate Court, tieeember "1 j tli, ISS-Í.—In the ivmller
of the ofltato of Fit AN CLv.ro l.Ol'iZ, deceased.   The  Unal
account.! of Ignacio did Vallo v/as presented, whereupon ii
iv as ordered that the fourth Jlondav of January next he
Bflt   for settling the Jiame.
By order of the I Jon. CiiaL-hvi Fernal t, ProMte Jirtrre.
Attest : GEORGE D. FISHEH, (¿lerk.
Santa Dnvtjara. Deeeinbo;- Vi. ¿ISj'ij', tiee-.i-tf
may ae&ifé une copy er more of tin's wark
tli'eirs orders to IÍK. .1- C. YOFXG,   corner
 ,,,.„...j ...... California  streets,   over Wells,    Fargo k
Co.'s Fa\pre"ss Oiiice, t-nn Friine.iseo, aecempitnied with ll¡=B
money. AU orders will be iV.Uhliilly ant; j-remptly attend
ud to.
.!i;^;Nfh"',S1.;iU<"'.rer0iU.Ca.1   f'r"iurii   ^"ri'lied   on   liberal
_%ms Contpaitics.
'-mmimiigss^^        jss&mS^
119 nntl I.'JI »ñ«rami
lit.v ofthe
IN" THE iinitter of the last  wilt and testamant of PEDK(
jDJÁOEU^VIí,   iJecsaaed.      All  persone   bav(ñ(r    olnim.
against the estate of i'edro Riabelar deceased,Are request*1
to exhibit the same, with  the   neeo ¡snry i-oueiiers,  to   tie
utidefsigaed r.l hi« resiil==Bnee in the city of Santa Barbara
■,.,-i (bin ten inoiitlis   alter tbo   r-nltliuu Hon   hereof, or   tbe
will lie forever barred.        ANTONIO U. HE LA GUEflRA,
d&oia-4w ... íxüeuti.j-
balita üurbaní, December ISth, 1S51.
STATE OF CAT.IFORXIA—Covntv of T,0? AJTGELEf—T
i■! hereby or-tet-Qd thsit ;i special l¿I.bOT10N be bell ii
the Toivn-Jbi]! of fj.n Oa briol at the store of (¡eoríe Hice oi
TL'ESOáY the 2d day of January 1851>. fbr the election of
one const athle tn fill ibe vacancy cc:a:-ioiictI by tbe ícA.t.;
tivn of Henry C. Falten.
("'. C. jbvieJiolI is hereby appointed Inspector of so.id   elc
'Asm, atiH Je.ajse lliblrftb an.'t Asa IV. Lane,  Judge--!.
Oircn under mv hand ua  County Jinlire, tbis' ]~,xh day
December A. D. 185!. MYRON N'ORTOX,
;liip Co.'jfl Offices, Sim Francisco.
Boai-d, per day. ft.
T-odüin-, ltn- nigM, fife, ?5caiid»l.
Foosin-, ],er week, ....  :>!. .-:
l,odj;:n;r in sinele room, \ er n't-M   •■!
N, 1!. Tho rn-tyifetge  ef _vef> Baths is
ccujiving rooms in thi. house.
'¡''e''!-'*ni R.pp.  lYOOPlVa
,.' ti.id ,!,.i.t
aragua&nd
■xter.ded to those
Rtv Proprfete
EIPKÍ1SS    TO   tltííiT   SALT LIKE   CITY»
OU; regular Kxijj-Pbs wili leave for ülíKAT L-ALT LAKE
CITV. iLlid intermediate bettkment.- :
IKE MONTE,
SAN BERNARDINO,
COLD CREEK,
JOIiX^TOX'isritlNGS,
PAROWAN,
KED CRíáCK,
nUAIOKE CITY,
NEPH1 CUT.
SUMMIT CREEK,
PATfSONS.
jSJ UNGn£U>,
PROVO (ITY,
Aiil-iUCA-NFORK,
on tho Fir.'it of ternary, ¿1S'5.
fitfe.  ¡blU nfl¿?,cb;ti:ge ^rav.-ji,   and   eolleclioiis attc*ííd
tu with  j'.e.Jiapti'iK'sjJ.
Lsíícrs, Fai-ccls and Pactcgcs Forwarded.
CUAS. Jt. J0iiN,-oN. ARent
Feijx Tracy, Esq., Af"»* »' c■■,, T ■■'- ■---
¡altlate Cit
dec-Tif
afilie W
_
DjLjtrlct Cocrt oi"tii*j uuu.,:^ ^
¡Soutriern Ststnct of Catifonvi
ORDERED that all cases now in fifí*
art  i
tn id
a Utpeaied from the at-
iertaln aad settle tbe pr
aliiornia,  ivlieti  sexyic
sor ord'ersin theoausc
parties, órány o( them
ich parties or attornfe
mafco answers or pleas t beret
lor tbo samo  penalties,   a
'a  ol California  regalatin
■ -■ O.i-
C. E. CAP.R, Clerk.
tkeíímiútnis.
A Koxe (¿:i.-sncc.
*    GtiODOrrOtriLMTY í.j afferod to an industrious pe*
rV  R(1« l" rent a farm abaut Smile.; from tliis city  in tbr
lighborhuod of the mission i-an Gabriel. 'Ibore is ftrom -U
■ ■>::• jtijjt'i uqdar fence, and woul' tie leased for 3 norr.b.r-
F tlie crop or othortvise,    a good h&me
I : |oiro át tlii.soL'ice.
atbcprei
f H.U'EIOOa.
*-,_1}": ^'/¡""iO LK.ASE— ¿b
.■.-:■-.
;-:i I'.il ENCLOSED,   (Smilesíiom
k.   IJKIX.
1 í'¿ Brnjgo
Co-Fnituci-slUí) KottOe.
rChiUa&Hio
dCbilds, Hicks &Hennis-,n
3 1 by mu sua! consent of all the
ed J. Ib Hioka and B. F. Deantaon
iu In the Jibj.ive mentioned Anns ie
all persona indebted to the abovi
iecount will please ■ make [mrae-
je is authoriied to settle the busj-
a, ~ CHILDS.
^_^_^_^_^_^¡ HlCiíS,
Los Angeles, Ceccmberíd, IS5-!.
0  Vi'. Crrn.n:-;  it ill eoiitintio to  carry nn flic business  of
fffaeral merchandise at th=s old stand next  to Sandfdrd'4
„ wilil their interés
W. CHELD3. to whom
rm Hther by note or
■e payment as healot
■■■j of the late firms.
JOHN   JONES,
Whalejate Grocer, Provinian and Liquor Merchant,
BEGS I.EAVK 5BO IXbOItM tlie Trade of I.o.s Angeles i
vicinity, that he has removed  from libs  old stand
Commercial .street to
TdlrLE'ri RCií.mXG, O.M MAIN STREET,
Oiipo.íiíe thc La-.v Oiiice of i!e.i.-r.'. Scott fc Granger,   wh
he would be  happy to  hhó bis old  customers ami frien
and to show them his iayge iitock of
GKOCmiES, LIQUORS AND PROVISIONS,
also an increase received by  steamer Goliah, cum::.sting oí
lb barrel-i of Liinip Oil ;
25 cases John Durand'e Sweet Oil;
\h w^II as a One assort ment of
60 ca-J".'; Fancy T-yrup=: and Líquórí,
All these goods has been bought fr»:» IA--.A rate ¿house
for cash and not on mw#t wiiii heavy Interest, ami not
keeping oletlts nor having a ¡lartner to dlminíah the proti!
his aspeases are indeed oflittlu charge. Mealgo hereb;
notice-J tin; fact that .-jince he lowered ibe price OÍ LC.UB1 ''■
he b:i.--removed from thaf..small 7 by Broom into a largo.
oue of .15 liy SO, without harim- half of the former rent i>
pay ; therefore, r.n ' for these rei-ons, he thinks hlmsel
perfectly right to state that he will be able to sell the he/
;-.>od-j at b..ver priceí than any other bouse in town.
Be invites Hill Cotmtry Trjuters to give him a calf, ami ti
e\amiiio liis ttioak berjiro buvhu; cle where, as be posil 've-
U'consider-I it win be for their Enterest to do -o.      hcv14
People'© -BSe^Xs-ot-
WH. «¡¡(¿iTSOa- woull respectfuUy inform til
. friends and tbe citizens of Los Angelvs and dtfinih
thai be ha» removed and iiiteu ap a MEAT MARKET oi
MAV. ! F-REET. tapposite the old stand of Alexander .s.
Hi  lus. ,, be will kee] constantly on hand a choicest-
BKAF,  PORirl VEAL,  MUTTON,  VENISON AND SAUSAGES. '
A generoun public are invited to call and teat hia capacity for keeping the best provisions in the city. '■
' 4i3~ Orders ¡ire solicited, which will be attended  to with
n-'e.-,íít'.':í Mit! '■;■■■■)¡raítí». ,i«cV„jj"
ADAÍÍS   *.t   CO.
Expresfe, _ mM...iT
SACKING AA.A') JA\CHANGE OliLCE^
¡.OS   AiCBLEp,
Stcarnes' Building, Calle Principal.
Lettej-.s ant; iareels to rw anted hy every steemer to ?an
"ratiti^co, f'Om   iheaee to ail parts ui tbe C-nitedStottfl
■.-¡ib di,patch.    ■
fills oi i:\ehanr.e drawn nn anv of the following puuu)
LVi.iton. Nov Vorlt. Miiiadcdphia, Paltimore,
tVj;s;iin:r(i.n, Pit(.-bur;.-h. Cincinnati- Louisville,
at. Louis  New := ¿. 1. .. a, ,<.<:. kc.
Dvev-ry ;-t'..n:e,-we brwjtrt!   ' *
PACKAGES, PARCELS. LKTTEUS, &c,
to Saute ¡:J-r¿'.¡.-;:, Hoi! i erov. ~':.n riaueiiwo. ai.tl all naris of
the Northern uod toBlUcru Minns.
ide In any part „rtht
ved and eeriiiieaies i
OÍAS.  K
■wished at the lowest
fíate.
sued.
JOHNSON, Ajfent.
- ■-! a-ge.rtlight in tbe World (over 500 foe! plan
—New bud.1ÍJ g. comer t¿aeramen;o ami ¿¿.b:utj-<imerv sts'
9aNI*KaNCI to.
'iVhv-aí'oúld every ose go to WnCe'fl wl-.o wi-hes T TP,-
'EC^l'LIJÍEN¿ESSESí ¡¿eeause bo h«M now the ben i Br
■atiffed ¡bittory on tha f'acíH'c corst, and nut to bo surpass
"I by any In ttie world. ruatrtiCiíaita edntaining [oubg
a ore pvi-'.c:, ami with greater tiower than r,r,-.- »—
li greater po
i-' be i tl r
. :.e 1..;.; t;:-; e.-,:;j;:--;-;r:-:■: THE WORM), fron"
,-hich ■ 1 form three di .fin;:. ¡:;;ho— top, side and bal
ide I'.- bin- - :.-it cow enables him to overcome the greo
lífficulty which-every artist in Vain ei,y lu;s io contend
■.-i'b—Jiamely, In order to obtabi [iGTÍPet lihenense^. .lif
brent formed fefituros require diGerentJy arron ■■
3d. Having the largest light, he ií euatded tomahepic
.'nre.s in halt the time of any other v ialdidinierii. in tin
nty ; tlterefore they must, be mere perfect, for it ii well
moivn, thc shorter ttie time the more uqtural the espres-
don.
_&. ¿nccau.*e every pf-.le (s carefully prepared -
oat ing of pure silver which produces tho ea-ar. be
¿.■din;; picture that bs n» ».i=-t .■■i---
ei-'tin- yii'iui-otliat is'
''o Producod ont
iy_other artists.
Ho'oause ho has
  ■ .
uoh a.lmired^nrwíXb^.1^?
common platc;:,   as they aro ¿Uv u«,
Date,
 ....i-, afier much  experimenting
.rought his chemical preps rations to perfect ion,  u-.Irt,-
ompounds  entirely diifereni   From  anything ever befrr
ful tone
=ed in   th.o art.   which  enable..       ..   ..   , „te j.ciit-u
euesses at evCJ'y ;AlA lug, wil h ' lu-.l   (dear, soft and beau
ul tone, so mticii admired in all bis pictures.
All those wishing perfect likenesses   will do well  to  Ca!
fore ni fling elsewhere and .¡edge ¡'¡¡v themselves.
j£3~- Prices as reasonable and work supei ior to any
oity.
DONT FORGET THE PLACE,
IKE. ^ew building, corner Hacramon.o and ."dont,
Ireuts. entrance ou Jionbrome.-y streei. nc;;t doer
r in ¡hi
¡Story '■' ■■"■■ Ctt»
IilPOüTElb'- ¡i)i=! tb.:1er.-, in Lragj!.   Jlc heine^,  Chemicals
Pefftimory, f'anoy Articles, ¿tf.,
¡lattery Sired, LnLi';txn Wai-hinglfin and Aíltrchant.,
San Francis cm
AGISTS POR
o^cnor.-f. rxitiA cuia.v-íaüal v,*jstai;'P palp am o~
■■■'ii..i*.CLiFiiiir. GK.u.i"!-i:\iiwit;c" •-* ■•'-"• -
!¡a:T'S   PílAKEB^   ^AlbAlb.ltl
JLIXíR. AND HYATT'S BALSAS!,
CARRYING  TIFF  U.  S.   MAIL.
. ..--.   francisco   ít.::.¿;   Intermediate   Porta,
= ^^« »«v™aís2,d •teOTW'
..   imrden) Cap'. -. ;:.- r;:v, having been
e i¡i,., tOHflthcr wiib :¿.=  ;.;,<■ sit-aniship
a      I IAH,
brrrden) Capd. -I.   1.!;j;iüm;.
■cbly   '"■
bis lim
HW  tena
Ided to
It hercafiermifce
'    "'  "'       -d -ANSA N-
l-cng
between KAN FKANClfcCO and ,'A¿
1EUÜ, stoppinpat MONI! l¿bV. ;.;.*: IX1¿S OElí-IO, SA^
i"A IURIUjÜA, HAS  íTLIUí, (i.os Aurtles,) WvingLon
,.,'¡iar¡*. t-jinl-raneb-co. everv bA'it líl'A V at 4 I . M-
Helm-mini, will leave PAN i M.íto every FRIlfAY, en th
irrival of the .Stares fr.-m r-*an -bernardino and hüa Aia^ei*'
For freight or passagt ... . ¡y on board.
ADAMS ¿y COL'S EXPRESS.
AVa:.:.:-, & CU.>I.¿:\¡-'PL"fiS, is dispatebed by every steam-
r fi-om . -.■■ n VrJiijciico ior the Southern í'oids, vh-. : Monto
ey, San ¿Luid Obispo, Sputa Barbara, ibeuco to j-.oer.aveu
-." ' -- "ufreJes, tbenee to ¿.-'rn -It an and r:an rerunrdino
thence to ¿Lower California, Gila F.ivtr and
fackagos, Parcels and Letters forwarded and
ill dispatch. Litis oJTExahange on tho Atlantic
■hi rope can ho procured of anv of the Agents ¡it
irte,
Lojs Atíceles, tbenee to ?nn .it .■¡■■1 and Pan j'eniardlpo
-an Diego,  thence to Lower California,   Gila   F.iver   anfl
/.owns in Sonora.
Tro,-. s ti re.  Packag*
klivered with d ^^^^^^^
-lates and Eurc, .,„ ^vsuiw 01 =any ofthe Agents
he aboye porte,
■C?, A regular Messem-er loaves with eve
nov,;o   tf    CHA:-, h. .TOHIÍáOy, Agefat,
: Aogelej.
T111Í uiidersi;'T.ed, havinp; |.ttrebaset! fhe interest- of J. J). Cariíer, have associated theniKclve»,
under tiie firm of
ACltON ¿ A1KIX,
At the old stand on  MAIN STEEET, * ifhere the;
pared 'o keep Horses by tbe day, wee!; or month
ALbo—The best Saddle iior.-es lo let nt all tim<
OS" Horses boticbt. sold or
Person;! wishing to buy.  sel
api ortonity by citillnp on im.
I^a Angeiie, ¿Og. 31 '64. tf
all times.
anged on eommf=SBion
exchange  can   h«va „
J0ENACE0JÍ,
TWOMAS Affihr.
1 'be fact that one of
? the Atlantic State», ar
^putting   Up.
- -,Jfl' ri''A'A   MiailClNF;/1'
^S^PAtfltLA,   DE.   HU# LU,Ej
HOKSES STOLEN".
raEunderoígí
respectfulfi
'nd familiarity
;t(iblf.shed fir
....,, jnfl patrons, mot t
sell a'b-niiiar.diso on iSommissl
rom their kimwlediro of buainess,
., with (be market of ¡-'an .•Yaucr-Jcn. (S ment
„.., of their iirrn residir.;; eonstatiily in that city,) thev
ilfer more facilities to the trading public than any other
touae can boast of in this cit}-.
All orders for.tbe purilmfcc of mm-cbi-indiiu: Ip San ¿Fran-
isco intist be accompanied wiih the cash.
tea AsfeÍM, Ap^irt 24, ItM.    - -¿vA:.l ■ if
bis
1    Pp itvedt in  this city.
>e   had by applying  at   t
!r.ranJua.iCapi.,trai:oattbcboi...=
Mat?
ifluaie   Uliinufuctoiy,
■» Street, nearly opposite the Star Officc-
FOY   St BE OTHER,
SADDLU AN!) HARNESS  MAKBRS,
vLi^—¿jas;    Keeps  constantlv ou hand an assoriment   «I
" =AIHJl.e¿>.    iIAiíN¿L¿?.-i?,    UK1ÜI.I.S,   WHIP?,  COL-'
We are'also projiared to exocuto all kinds of-wort Ie cur
inn at, Lho shortest possiblo notice.
A Pup^fior lot of C:tlifc:T.ia.l¿¡¡tti an4Sfojaalsmri <*o
*
YOL. 4.
LOS ANGELES, THUESDAY, JANÜAEY 18, 1855.
XO. 36.
Cos wlm^fcs Sftte.
Printed and   p.it^.jsbed every Thtinday, inTempíe'B Bnii.1.-
lng8, .Main street', bead of (¿omino ( ial, by
.   J. S. WATTE ái CO.
í'acutí.—Suh-scri-ition, Fix i'olbirs per annum, payable In
ad/atice, or Nine Dollars at tlie end of the year.
.■í ¡ Kctinements in n.-rted at Tvo Dollarn per square  of ten
lines for tin- lir-t iusortioji, an I One linikr per .-quart} for
c.\c¿i sub-e-j lent insertion.     Term;, Ca.;h.
Tcan-dont ftdvertljemeuta must be paid for in advance
to insure attention,
Nrti cimm inici.'.itvi ii ad ni-Hable over a ficlitiou.s signature, unless the teal author or writer is known.
Agbntl ofthe ¿Los Anhelos Star.,
T,\c following gentlemen are authori/e:l  Agents for the
Star:
fpTiriMAii PuitpiCK S»il   Gabriel.
GBORQE EtlCB..    ,     »
MíUtfi.   _.xnx fe WnsTi.K.; M-.nl.e.
S, S. Tn immox ■       «
K. H>emis Sim Bernart
On..  J.\Ci<s. ^^^™
Jm- Sale m* |lcnt.
i'\Mt ¡ÜACiU t»i{.ilKXT.
r*-^.', THE HOUSE A>D SfOHK .s.,,!, oCtrtlllibY
H['"'i the subscriber a! £;.n Lfthriel Mission, conlainic ;
____, si^ room-, .leasau'ly b,caled, and well adj. pted for
a tavern ot a «tore and i-esidencc. Tbe above piO
pertv will be sol'- or leased on '.fry reaaunabl   lerms.
further Information epply to  'be subscriber cr at
3!líotf lititn.
oltict
. w   (, I
1 or S;»lt ai tub U¡   Atuii.i, ,
12 LARGE WAGONS
W'=
.h  tie' soil on FEBRUARY 1st at Ale
Lag's office, at lt> o'clock A. M,
I'ersons  wi.shiu,'   a   .single i?rie can   be accomi
ipplying immediately to
;;. X. ALESANPEB.
j_v~ Torn will Ip taken in payment. Jan '—tt
r& Bat
daled b
Ai.'-.i. Ü, T.wi.ia
JtS. N. ITi-irnMA-J
T«i«\i J   Utuvr;
.M'iii.ereif.
. .fianta Barfyr/t
A i'arc Cliaitcc.
A    UUOD OPPORTUNrrY is o fere i to an in-lustrioua pe
fi. son To rent a farm about 8 m'le^ from thia city in tl
nei-hboi-hood of the mission Sun Gabriel, There Is Ttom
to 5 I acfea under fence, an,i v.-ojil 1  be Ifase 1 for a  porth
of tbe crop or otherwise.' A good bouse on the premi-e-.
Inquire át this oiiice. dee !1
|á ^«iitiitg ÉrfaH^ite
PLAIN' AND FAXCV
JOB  3PÜ.I350"JX,XI3iíC3-,
l.i the («Girt styio uf tint Ait.
Bialt*,'' Oircu'=ars, Law B'anitH.
Pi a .hirst*,    ' Crvls; , Bills of Bxciuuia
Bill ilea Is, Ü20 If, Bank Checks,
,-itti their or lei-;.
:    respectfully ÍH
^:13bl«S   €\uh.
Albert  ¿ÍÍ. C'laik,
A'lTOItsbV   : :.'--V.)IAAl AT LAW.   Main   sfrre'
jn,MisU.-dij   A-f  njjllíPí, I.'M Aito1:..j. jj-inlt-T
■ ■ ■
1
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■ill Mi
1 ...
.ntJek,
>HaAY :
'Ufll.ir:.   Temple'*
A '■'
. Vliin   ti '
al7::
IRÍÍSY
igpl_e<.
C. ¿
AXD   COUi
F.   C
<l E ¡,
**   ....
¡.AW. City of  Lo»
Dttrtor A. 55. ilitnnnm,
T"2iDERS i.i,^.ervice.   to tli" citizens of l/i-; Arureb'-J an
:t. i aicijii: v in !hu varlojia hranchoi of  tbe praciíce o
-■Me!icn-,e.    Olire af. the lielbi Union. innjt.tr
■ BAVB IOS aettM or r
/'■'. miles from
id mil rough, lor
m\\trr.<,
1  ■ '      ■Vort st
¡ale hi.j   whole stock ol
ply at his re-bjenee t
JoUn  ii. Nichols,
/"I ROOERY AND PfiOVISTGN HTORE, al hi-: Old Ptand oi
*T M'in -t-eo+, I.o: An-rfpí. an31    If
T)
Ittntthew Lanfranco,
¡AI.ER IN" 1'IIOVIsiOXb (ÍHO.'ERIKS   AND TdQUOR'*.
Tallflde Ins \»'ros. Lrt« Arw-lvs. nn:'l     tf
Caas. ii. Johsso-v. H. S. Aluxsos.
.io*\-.isoii ¿i Ulaiison,
ÜHV&Mr*   to   M-.c-inler   d-    MAlm,
^XJ-.THiíCSALR   AND   RETAIL   i-KALEP.--*   IN'   OEN'ER.M.
VV    M.vtfülANDI-E. Main <\... I.os An Ties.        au17    tf
w
',nz.ii-;l & ICiom-r.
Tf'VtTisR-    fill Wdf-H.T-b-.M.l-: A\!>  RETAITj DPlI.'PR
1NT FOREtQM AV> nOlM-'ftf HRV OOU'v-t. ci/iTIlXO
. V,->ir\ ñílQES, HATS, fee., cor Ktr nf Mollis' Row. Isoi An-
ALT5X.VNU303 & BAN.VTXG,
n-woi-illA?; «-«I CoTmiiSssia'i MimcIio.
SAN PEDRO  ,W1) 1,0 í ASJGffiLES, Cai.
  ■0|i\TS.	
II. \T.   WWZ \S   El   T,..s  Anstele»,
LVHVN RI"=S. iD'KIV-í &C0., Sin Benn
\V. X.  W^r.I/b L.xiiw-tin,
RANKIN % ÍO,. R-m Vr-ior,--™. j*r
AUG. w. Tunis,
Forwarding niiil Catn:ni*sl»3i Merchant
SAN   PftllRO.
All -,-oods foa-lu'ii'.! to m- wflt lie for;.v->r.l"jl with dUn-Teh
to ami fi'nm Sail Plddro and Sfcii BVanéiíOO ianfl in* ■ :-ju.-ba'e
portb ' A Uawftf made on -!)"!», and all comm;s,imi b.isi
oe» -Ot"i lei to with n->-ni''i"". fle.d ^-"-i
belljv imtomt aorasiii.
hy .lonv vf. !:')-■?. '
Main Street, 3 doors Ea-t of Coniniercial Street
■ -jy3-2-tf--.  .ii   ■..,,    ■     ^ Lo
stuart, builder
w:ah
S ami .SPECIFICATIONS dralrn for pub
i'S ¡.i it up ami wárrant'é 1 to give satis
■■^lei--. Fort, street
I VA
Ciu-jiuntf
Id  .loin
Mber!
^^^_ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_^   and ■
ptbbo.tb.it   Irivim;   l>-."-l, him    ¿"  pei '^en'ly iu   tliis
e¡ty, ij prepa'-el to etseateftfl iifftnforP "11 'e ¡criptionsof
Cirpenter and Joiner  Work,
;it the br.ves^e.'i. -h  prices,
Cuit-a-;-.-  i-ili Ax\f..\ for   the erection   of   Brick,'Frame or
Adobe lí lildinv*.
It■■ -viij-i nr aP-ratimiJi promptly attended to.
8$T BOFFINS made to ordor.
V ij'.iittii'o   pat   up and repaired  with neatness ami  dis-
Slr-m nn Main *tre»t.' opposite Htfl obi stamf of Al"Nan.ler
fr ir.,11 . ,; r.-,-, -'.---,,-1 "iT'Ll!' C.  V,'l.i.T \\t=.
architect and Builder.
J ¡.,lbl..
ELEVAXIOM'S ASO SPECIFIC ATIOS3
D'A.V.VA
Contracts for afl Scscxlptlons oi Btmctings
na.-le anlo-tec itel in tho b:->t minner, ani at the „h..
'it notice.-
Biuhling; Materials
ripth
haul and for sale at  bi
, MAIN 'STREET.
DOORS, BLTtfDS AND SASH
of all   b'scrlofions cooitjt.uilv->-i ba;i i.
Workshop in Meilnr  Tío v.
Office at Lumber Yard, M-tin street.
1lI\ gilcheist.
IttlFKRES'CiCS :
Abel Sftarnes, Esq., 1     Hon. Francis Mellan,
11-m-y Daiton, Esq., R. [>, Wil on, F,m.,
¡aji!l.-tf %. T. P Riofhrd  E-rr.
'dT?f-  fi'viv-' '''•''   'I'V'',   C,1!jT  CANTEEN, .
.      '   ,.   Vf■"_ -'.'V 'l,:''in;L'LllL  supply  and ifue
P:-.-*   M '   rciVES PAINTS AND OILS.
ÍS ÍwSmS !nt of Faocy Soai>f!
¿aneraLisio.tmeiitiif aLvavskept up from Now York
e-i-aep.io.iUv co.urry Uratr-isfs c:m be sumdied at a
m ill ji h-.L'i-.i on San FriiK'-nco price;. Call and c\
fm-A-n ¡-¡"Ivo;. so  "i-'f
QHarleaS Daijoinmim,
WatckMiicr. Jeweler and Stationer.
W
Di 3TAPIO¿NíSlY«
Also, asupHriorlotof HAIiDWAHE. CUTLERY, PAINTS.
OILS, ana-i nomo .Woo ajtíoioa oí v»riou« itiuoy goods tr«
»*iaori?ui -b) mectíoa.      _ 3ep".tea.
¿t'i uit Trues.
ríber ha-i n-:t. i.t.=.(.;vi.l. in  conic
1Í)U0 FK.UIT TREES,
■ib.-oel ^rierieaat  Kochejtor,
ClI^RRV.
Ai-Kr'OT,
NECTARINES,
DWARF PEAR, and
DWARF ALMONDS».
re taken out of the grovm<i Nov. llth.
r i-. = .-_'fi w.i. r. u-'-tiiv
POR SA!>K.
M0¿iA<"'Ri:.>OKT¡t;-:!:,=,."TA .ítit'bi.'i'L'üAM, vxny*^-
g D the County of L»3 AnwlfiS, tthieb needs aoj ¡¡j
~   ,-,■;..■»:: m. :. • j'c.-i- ■ .j'l It's   Ibuce,   luis   a   juoe-^i-iiá.
..   ." 10 !! » ;». ftmon.; vhich are ¿t-'*(l Breeding Suiva  in
; tur-n'5    IUH -:■; . T Ml.-.   WAGO-iW, kc.
■ '■'      n:      ¿I ■ ,:el three miles from fbis (¿if v. and  the
nhjec   the  ire«nt proprietor ^ias in selling it, ia that
■¡ah -    *•• 1  a  e the State.
••>. f 'rm   .■ tf v.        Enquire ot
>.-' —tí WM. B. o«n'*(r:. R«»it.
'i\t itiilAT.
l>;v-Ii:An/;PA!¡M, n=aár tbe Pan Gabriel I
ion. There is atmt.it i-t) acres enelised. halt^
bichean be irrigated;    There is aUo some-fijlj1
lit Ti-i'e-i Jiiid a ¡,'oiui House on tho   premises
h-K t.m-o.
bug Ajaiii^u i.> fOi.irm.Ji».
:S^S Tbe inidersi^ne-i lutviii.:/ erected a 1 louring Mill ol
.-.'j-==. trreat eapacity on bis Pancho of Aüusa. proposes
mit.hr;- h'\ ■ tin.is in Its immediate ,-icániív for the purpose
f raising Wheat.
Tbe locality is well knov.m to be tlie best Wheat Hod ir
Itis county, m consequence of its ¿maturing earlierand
I'dnz leis liable  to  rust, smut and otlier diseases,   ihan
■ I icro
tf
IT. DALTON*.
üibiaí-íl Saloon to licm.
The  on ler-sign ■' lias for ¡¡cut a  Ealoon eligibly
si' Bated nnd in perfeet enicr.
Applv n! the ÁGUILA Di: ORO.
dec E-tf Oalld ile los Xe^ros.
H
Bantfbrd & Carson,
\VI\"0 removed fo fhe large Brick Sto
side of Broad Plací.
Lax Angeles Street,
m-y rejeivSnTat. tlieir new stand, and
ala
finO'Tm^S A"NTD PTÍ07I3IOKS,
IIARDWAPJZ, CROCKERY. GLASSIVARE.
Tinware of t'itír owji maiiufaetarc,
PARLOR and COOÍÍINÜ HTOVES, ol the most approved
ijatterns.
Panned Doors, Lumber,  Wheat, Barley, c^-c.
Thev would parfie-itirlv call attention to their liirjelot ol
FRESH FLOUR,
manufactiiTcd in this c'ty. And whieh tbey guarantee bettor
n-elos.'Sept. 21, 1S54
sen"!
BJadutmlth ami Carriage Sl^opa
el's Street, next door lo Cliil It, IRcks and l?enni-'"ii
THE BUBifSSBERS would resr-oetfullv in
firm their friomU aiid Ihe public that
thev are now prenued In execute ell
orders in -bo above lines (if Im^im-ss with
li «patch. None but es] er=enced workmen
d andaabotb departmentRare under the
■oof the proprietors, ourcustoin-
tbeir work will be done in a sat-
w
Artesian WollBialug.
odate all pa
Willi     I
All orders 'eft at flic Pella I'nbm TIo-.ol, or Willi any m
>er of t be Pio leer Arle mm Well   Com pan v,   (who  we  arc
it present ope -ftting fori w!U bn -tfrictlv attended to.
HOGAft k FARMER, Operaiorp.
se"-R-fim Los Angeles, I^a Ann-loo Co .nt
Lufayclte Kcstaiirant,
FORMERLY THE OLD AMERICAN,
CO  /MERO!AL S
ill  of fare.    Saloon  for  private
^^^^^^^        REET,
[AS been spleudtdlj refitted and^hortnjgfa
renoval* I, aad   the   proprietors are  nnw
j.¡.r¡re = ; t<    MC   mj'.bile   ro-uiar boarders
^^_^^_       ■ I  '
AealsáeáO hours,
families ean be supplied at the sherte.it notice.
Calce< of all kinds pensiantly on band.
Partridge. Rabbit and Chicken Pies.
Abmentarv Pre-jcrve',
The be.sl tbe market affords will be constanUr served up
FATJR & CO., Proprietors.
I.es An:-(-les, .lanuarv 11, 18.16.
Dry Ggo.Is and Clot'aitig ICni^o; fum.
ipal street?, to tbe large anil comino- é^
' NO. ?. Ti-:uprj"s BLOCK.
Next door to the Post Office. Principal Street,
lirecllv opposite llmlr old s'ltml. tvliere tllOV will he happv
ro st-f all Iheir ol 1 friends and e. is I omors. Thev have hitf-
lv imidelir-e additions to their stock, which is now tbe
tnnst extensive in 'hec''v, comprising in i-art
READY MADE  CTA)TITÍNG.
hats Axn caps, boots and shoes,
FORI ¡UN '.V' : ■■'!:■ sTio j ■by e.iioi.s, FANCY 0001.-. fce,
Whi   tare     i .-   ¿at greatly reduced   prices,   either ai
We .i '   ! 1 i- UpectfuUy solicit a  call from purchasers, bell1-viñ-; that we can " for h"t*i>r inducements otilr n   ins o.
b |oine«8 than anv otiicr house ¡n ibis o.-tv.
docH PI.'"*-1 *■ T^nTf-T»
¿Home   fllauifactoiy,
ATj.iii Street, nearly opposite the Star Officc-
r^.fX  ' FOY   &BH0IHES.'
lj>__(k SADDLE AN > HAMNScii,   MAKERS,
*kSSS2    Keeps  constantly on  band an assortment   of
* SAt'DL!^.   HAK.ViiSS,   Biíii VES,   Willie. VOL-
LABS, SAPDiD WARE, &o.
We are also prepared to exeonte all hind i of work in our
line at the shortest po-sible notice.
A superior  bit  of  California  ¡iitts  and ,cp;;r= always   on
Livfiyaiui Sale Sú.blc.
THE undersigned. ¡iJivim< purchased   fhe  inter
est of J. ib Íi.uí'.icií, have a^.-oeJatctl  Iheniieivo.
-aiiler the firm of
^^^^^M 0ROI7 fí ÁIKV9,
At uk. ,y, 1 stare! on   yt\]_   STIiEET.   where thev are pre
parod to ieeji Horses bv rhe day, week or month.
.\!S0—The best Sa ¡..ile Mor-es ,o let at all limes.
¡AS~  ■ ■■  r.-es boutrht, sold or e_\cban.uoJ on commission,
i'ors   .    wishina to buy,   sell tu- ose^ismre can   have ai
opaKirt   u   r by calling ■'** un. JfH-lX 4C1U¡X.
Iron ¿¿¡ipJtan, -¿.ug, th '64, tf JHtfclAa ATKtv
Our Indian Trl'iee.
The race of tliu Rod Man io the tTn'ted States ¡f
now completely beram .Ú in. Th ■ v.t-t em'ifi'afon
fVom the Atlunt'c Mde is drlvlnf; ii'm farther out,
further into the wilds beyond th ■ M¡8fü««=jtpi, artd
thers be in faced by =anothi>r alianvt equalfv ,i:; va I
emigration settin.ií in from the Pacific. VÍhal w'l|
hedoí Wh^rc s'iall bj his uaÉt hutitint; giro nd !
where cdn he h'dj h'mself frwn the ^---- of tht;
white man? Nowhere! H's rafea rausi I'illier !>■
exturminated. or he must yield to civilizil
become ediiciitbd to the pursn'ts of c'vil'fKt'd life.
That be can be thns cdac ttj I th tn is dfl !'i iht; --
tin: iitivunecFM'iiicli some <ii' onr Indian tribeshave
already mmleiit'ove it. We refer to the Choctaw.*,
the Chlckasawa, the Creeks and tlie Clierukees. / ii
theBe trlhea are mach (hrther advancsd '■■■■.:
of onr readers are aware.
TheChoQtawa reside on the north bans f^f tho
Upper Red River. Tboy hav«aivpr ■■".-.■.
\'oi*.itne¡it,n'i(l if Isgeneraily adrn'ototered w.tli ü
dt'ljiy. 'J'lity have a wr tt'*i constitu tori, and
they bawe legislative, judicial, and executive! departments of government, Tbey have a printing
press, and printed laws arj atiftuntly ¡wti (d hrera
it. ''Cm: interior p==oit of tliijod vA-.ivy is eleettíd by
the people, and the superior judges hy tbe leg e-
latmv. Like 11^, tlu-y have two braictiea of law-
maktng power, ¿add ttteSr le^'Hlatuib's are eleoted
in districts. They have conunoa soUools, fur llie
support of which they contributed last year aboul
$2fi,000,
Tha Cbiekasaws arc less advanced t'ia t tbe Clioc-
taws, but it is said that they ace auxious to ltav*
tbeir children educated, Tbey are very indas
trious in the par-nils ofa^r'e.illmv. and raise lar^c
quantities of com, which ib y soil to government
contrac'ors.
Tbe Cherokees have a government re^i'inblii;;:
that o; tlu Ciioctaws, and are represented as ti -
du«trio.it>an'd advancing in knowledge; some 01
their chief msa-heijig very well-edncatüd.and llv
¡ng like gentk'inen on their estates. They aru no;
bebí id, either, in manufactures, aad annually produce large quantities of cotton and woolen goods.
That th='y have also a taste lor reading-la cvideiii
from th; fact tbat there were 5KÍ.UJJ oopiesj oj
bunks printed in tin; nation last year.
Tii; Creeks have not prognssud safa;t as th
Ch.rokees, but tbey are improving, raise eyery
year large quantities ofcoruand oth.T frails 01
the Eoil foi salo, xud tdke kindly to eivili/.atioü.—
The Sonectsanl Shawnees also bave large and
well cultivated farm?.
In v.ew o¡ these facts, which are set forth al
large inalatemtnoerot thciustiu State Cuze:tr.
it should be th; duty of oar Government u.
seek out and adopt at o ¡ce th-j ino-t e-tsible pVaa
to a d, inoi-e*e.-ccttially than they bave dí>m¡ J\t,
this beginning of c.vdizatiou ou Ihe part of th
above tribes, in order that it may prugrets to tbe
highest staj¿e. A id not o.tly ibr tii w«s tri ms. hat
for the w.idel* ours among which civiliza iSJX ba;-;
not commenced, but where the savage slid ...aia...
in almost bis'original statj. should effint iiy Government be mad.- to brtQg them w.thill the pale oí
civil.zed Hie. Such effort would b; bctri* tiia-
the sword and the musket, which, on account üj
recent depredations and outrages by tie Canan
chos and other tr.bes on our frontier^, it would now
seem the government will be comp'Hed to us
with bloody c.ieet. if it woul.i protect those frontiers from ihe savage. Ttfaf these outrages i=;a.
be .a provoked by white m.ni there is an do I
Th recent ina-sacre at Fori Latatnie is a i iiiSLauce.
T.ie Indians oa our frontiers have b-iuii trjutld a
d gs, and it ¡s i.iw-.i that Mine mjasuns ¡nor
ñor coy bf a.i enlightened a: id a great gov. run nt,
■should he adopted, in nnk-r that tnvy m ty b ■ kr al
;d more like men, which wili be a greater t.r.it c
«on against them as savuges.
A project was r ported at the last session oi' Con-
gr,'Ssl'o[' creating; terrtorial governments for thv
ludiau tribes ia the United States . with a v.ew to
iheir civilization, and the incorporal.o.i. in due
time, of the tei'i'jt.n-ies ¡¡¡ío th . Union m Stat *.—
The Indian communities to bu included in tins pro
ject were the Ciioctaws. theChicka-aws, the Ci'e..-k>
and Chi-io'cees, inhabiting tbe lauds adjoining
Texac, and extending northwardly along that frou-
tii'i-. The project .meets with great favor iu Texas
and wool I undoubtedly greatly advance Ibe progress (filióse nations.. Put. as we said l.e.oiv
(.om. thing more imniedlat'.' is wanted for tbe v,-.l-..i-1
tribes. That ihey, too. appreciate the c v I v. n.
process and can lie brought into ii. is evident fia iñ
the téstimouy of one well versed in tbese matttrs.
.ii'ujm* Xabors, of Texas, tesríüed tbat Pome ol' th
principal cbiefs ofthe southern liand of Catuán
ebjsare fully impressed with tbe necessily ot *: set
thug down," and-are not only willing, but a¡»-
p.-ar anxious to do so." He is satisfied With two
or three years subsistence secured by the G-ewral
Government, with the noceBfary tustrucl on in
raising stock and growing cot'.i. ¿c. tbey ",-oul.i
be abl-to sust.d.i theuiseives, and eventually U-
ei.ni : civilized.
Tula subástense ispneof tbe first things van:*
er, or it is act.ia! starvation, in add.tin i to .11
I e .luieut by tbe white populat¡ou,'tha1 bus dr-v..n
Hi _ Cama;icues and other Indian tr.bes to iiie recent outrages oa tbe frontiers.      *
Among the many demands on Pie attention oi
our Government, not ihe least important i., tbe improving tbe condition, in every :pnssible way. ol
t ie Pidiansou our iron tiers. Wjftave foágbÍ the
red man long enough. We waafe against h m
wiien we lir. t laadVdon these shores; wubkve b- en
warring upon him ever since ¡we ttre lighting many
branches of his race now. Is it not time now. when
we have become great and powerful tbat we adopted a-different course!—time that we opposed, with
a stronger and more earnest arm, to tiie tomahatl k
wit ich the Indian o,i onr frontiers is at this moment
lifting in fetaf alio.i against ¡is as he did ¡:: d;iy.-
ol ohi, a i.io.alcr and lirighter shield ofcivilizatioj
and k.iid li-v.aliii-..ut than wc have yet do.ie? Although we have hemmed ia Pie ludiau between
Pie Atlantic and the Pacific, we need not exterminate htm, It is not an impossibility to aLvil.z.j
him aud live with him in peace.—N. Y. Courur
¿i' Inquirer.
^¿., A genuine "Down Paster"' was lately essaying to appropriate ft ¡square of exeei-duigly "tottgtl
i;, ef ' at dinner, in a Wisconsin hotel. U.s couvul-
sive etiorls with a knife and fork attracted tbe attention and smiles ofthe rest of the company, who
were in tbe same predicament as himseli'. At last
■Jonathan" patience vanished uuder lH-snecess,
when laying down his '•uPeiisils.-' he lairs, out with.
"Strangers, you needn't laff—if von h.i.n'i gotiio
regard for tiie landlord^ feelings, you orttrAaot
some respect for the old bu.'t:': This sally -brought
down the house."
_-.j¿~ "x A ■ San Francisco Sún i a,
may rest assuror! thai the following, received from
"au eye witness" ¡a not a Capt. Boabdil accouilt,
P bears the impr :■■■■ of probability upon its iaee,
back and both Bides:
Aw ó,Dec.2°, 1854.
Terrib'i F'.g'.t r-'th the Escaped Convicts.- -
The n>iiow;iei] Cap!, l)a .* wbo she; so many
an ! tri, •■■. ily n ifc j* days ego at (he Book
as se^n as be li :ar I nt th i outbr tak al Üort ¡ '.-■ ■
;: '¡.¡, armed i: iiisulf with bis bowie-knife aeffi sis-
ebooter aud started "in puwuit of tbe fugitives—
i!e beard, a? he came along theroa3,thal th y
wvri' expected to laud o.i tli i west :\¡ ¿hor - oí tbe
i'e,  Of San l.-'r.ineisC(i. and thither hed'lEeeted  his
steps, refusiaff all offers of men and money fion
the oheers ot :■':! law; .1.1 j expreia -J to t'ae wr t-
er his Set rminatio i to capture Ihe rilli '
his own añn, a.el lii v -:,y ■ icure to himself tbe ex-
clumvH monopoly áf jglóry iu California. Accordingly, li ■ ■■'(-'!' i.-d .hiia-.'P in the bushes, nbuui
■ix-rotl fro i iKfi ii v, ■■■-■■' m 1 (Kid ;-. balfbelow
Alviso. ne had only V)ted B^venteeB minutes,
'.viieii at a qnartei bvion ueTtm o'ejoek this inoro»
ing, tbe Fchcouer conta'uiing tlie uijietofhis
search rounded into a litib: creek nearly, and
eleven desperate eeoiwdreld tended upon ihe
beach; Capt Davls-p -recived. i o ttie gs t»i 1« i: rht,
that 11soy were all armed w th íAí-,',. ¡vuns, p to!
and bowie knives. ][(j leaped in n moment from
h's ain'msb. and fired upon the villains, killing
two of ¿Item—Pie o her tour barrels of bis revolv.i*
is.ed (ire, and be ded therefore nothingJifi bul
liie trusty bowie-knife, w.th which he cbarg<*d
upon the rema tilng nine of tbe convic's. White
ie was approaching them they Bred twenty ¡saY» n
-liots at linn, ttventy one lalfe parsed Ü r lugh i i
clothing, but Ir-* I'ciuaii.el uui- j u-ed. and in tbe
■winl.l.n;;- of an eye thro i mor.; of the many
lay ilead at the feet of the co.iqucror—who then
proceeded ta sflrrmmd tl c balmc ol his foes,
■ ¡hiding them hand and foot Cap:ain Davie m-jti
lr«v from hi»pocket a smell flatb. bound ab<ut
-.viPu will;;.1,-.--, and icf'rjs ie¡l h'mself w.th the c n
ten's thereof—and thug ended the bloody battle ef
Alviso.
AN EVE WITNESS)
A»
rn.YcncAi..—There is a síory  of a Piscafaijun
pr.-acher. who. addressing a soeicly ot lishenn=.'i).
wished loadapt his discourse to the understanding
id his hearers. He inquired, ''supposing, iu a north
east storm, you should he taken short in the bay.
your hearts tvembl.ng with fear, and nothing but
death before you, whither would your thought!:
turn?" One ofthe hearers, arrested by Ihe du-
fcription, cried out, "Why, in that case I should
hoist tbe foresail and stand away Foi- Squam.-''
Brevity.—Sidney Smith tenderly Implored every
writing man before he put IPs pen i o paper ío ti: ink
of tlie deluge!—to gaze on Noah and be brtet. Man
kind, tie said, cannot now lounge uvtr Q i amphlet
| for ten years, as th »y did ' efb *e their sui,m rsion.
¡when an average Pie extudfll to eight hundred
years. In the ark. mor, o <r. i great deal of mat
rer was crowded Into a vu, lit';, space. Th(refia\.
ou ail HOOtmts, g«fce oa ^-ei-hj jad bo briof.
Vartoiu It^iin.
^T* Defeated politiclanfl sbould not desoír—
for though tbey have no ofRce», they man-den va
some comfbrt from the fact that tbey iia-.t- no
pfomiaw toket _, a- have th=elr winning opponcnta,
mebody says a wife should be like- ronst
■ ib .. t< r and nicely dressed. Somebody else
wickedly adds—-'and without niuee."
*■   'entl imán inour city has a store tbat
'■'■"     ■:     or i ■■:; !:jj.j to chain il down
>'■:■->■]> -i  ¡i-i...i: ;¿'dn..; out tee roui'uf tlie house.
■   P-:        hi i- f; v.: ■" j j 11 >-   remarks—avoid
- tb ';,.!.'.-.    s.i ipinning yarns unong
atins, a man is ¡ure to Be worsted and
1 ■ '.    ',    And wheu a man la wotstod and twisted,
he ie iy Bosslder himself wound up.
I 'and clergyman lately illastra-
I d th ■ e c «sity of corporeal puulsbment for tbe
■■ ■   on of juvenile depravity, with tbe remark
thai ■* tb ■ child" whe i once started ra a course of
evil conduct, was like a tncomotLve on the wrong
tob toget il •■■'.:.
A ■ bt, the ne el st, in a ict.er to a friend
in J osten, ^aid—"I I uve closed my caretr its a
writer bf fiction.   I am gloomy and unhappy.   I
have exhausted the powers ofHfe, chasing ptt'isure
where H is mil to bti Eaand."
'A" A.xx auctioneer, at a late sale of antiques,
¿put up a helm t w.th the following candid obserrar
tion :—Tii's, ladles and gentlemen, is tbe helmet of
Rom til ns, the Roman founder—but wSetbérhe waa
a brass or iron louder, I can't tell.
. ,;.:<- difference between r Northerner and
Southerner ie said to be, that oneblackj his owu
lioots and tbe oilier boots his owu blacks.
~.:,'i^ A Court in Ireland has recently decided
that the forgery ofa nam:; of a person who eauuot
write, tflnot a legal forgery.
Be of kidnapping—catch a juvenile goat
as to p.
Thé King ofBuvarfa has decreed that no person
lers tiian ten yeara, wbo has not received elementary a id religious education, shall be employed in
manufactories,
. An India rubber omnibus is bang invented,
which, when lull, ¿■ill stretch, especially in rainy
wi ;.j;i: j-, bo as io bold ae many mors aa tbe driver
chooses to take in.
ps?" Let notan injury or an insult corrode in
your bosom, for by so doing you taarense the inju-
iy by yum- own act.
¿r--iJ~ A more glorious victory cannot bs gained
tilFCE another man than this—that when the injury
began jm his part, the kindness, should begin ou
ours.
Bar What Is that which every one wi.-hes to
haw. and which uvuvy one d she's to get rid ofthe
moment ¡t is obtained 2    An.-,—A good appetite.
... A  clerk  In  a mercantile  establishment
writtB to his friends at In.nne : '-Plague} easy
t m es uow-a-days—very little work to do.—our firm
don't advertise I"
#3S" '■■ Motjier, this book tells us about the an-
jry waves of tne ocean.    Now, what makes the
.ic.angetso angry'.'*' '-Eccausc it has been cros-
,<cd so often, ay sou.''
man   dying r-f apoplexy, in Michigan,
jieqius;   l-eiila-ed   the  following   true
ile verdict :—** Pied from a visitation of
one ¡beefsteak, eight cold potatoes, and fried pic."
Ij ¡iddrp i-the medicine for aU misfor-
ttms : but ingrahtuSe dries up tne fountain of. all
guudness.
,. --■" Wear yoar learning like yoar watch, in a
private pocket, and do.Pt j.i-tU it out to show tbat
,'ou have one : but If you are asked what o'clock
i j . ; Uit.
,-Aéí1 :=.fany young ladies ruaice fools of themselves
by Uk lookiag gi.-..--, and ¡..any yoaug tuna by tbe
wine ,. 1.I.-J-,
~.^_, An editor down South says he nave? dotted
in i but ouce in bis Lie, ana tUat ivad m a liguL
w¿tb a cot. mporary.
..-.:.. Every time you avoid doing Wrong, you increase your inclination to do that which bs right.
¿¿¿?- A darkey was asked by a lawyer to erplain
.'::.. e ¡,; ... ;„ by (be l.-rm "■ bigoLd." "To be
e::ut = .,L." . a' i lie. " a CLlilud pUttBOU IHUstkooW too
mucb for pue nigger and not euud'for two i¡lggei'.-.:'
AAA'' Fust aid woman*-'' Whal do s the minister
■ay to onr new burying ground?*'    Second uld v.'o-
niun—'■'' Vi.- don't l.ke it at all : A-'- says be :.< ver
..hi  ■•■'.. reas long ash \.■.-■■.'■   Fast eld
..   man ---'.¿eii. I the i.-n\i -pare- j¡).i I wllle'
■Jcjg, "Do yciw love me, SittidhV"   "D* I love
y,'i-.-r—a-ic the son ií t Loves th« flowera—atsk » cold
A. !¿j a i¡' alio loves a warm br ek, Loreyou—dioiv
lie the raa i m b i mye 1 do i't aud 1'il cave bis bend
■ n With a cistern pooí."
Tiiic CoDBi.Eii'a ,; Last" Worm.—'.'I feci that I
wax w aha* eabh pucc eding day, and tha
apiroachiii ■.-. I, a   ew ne.ee stU km and
-.,;.; be i vi i ; ih hi in   n there is rest ior my
■vuary earth has no sorrow thai heaven can-
raol ;... ."    [laving said awl be calmly breathed
iiis.'.-i.'.
\ Ivcrfíty overcome, is tlie brightest glory ;
willingly  undergone, the Lre:;.-t  virtue.—
.--uie ring.- are but the trials of Valianl spirits.
Hpppiu sa is a swift winged fa'ry. pfaom
ininiau nature has been cudcaVoring tp entrap for
ages, bul in rain.
:A^f- 'J'he term "grass widows" ar'ses from tbe
fact tbat thetr busbo ids are rorhtg blades.
" (lb, Doeter?' said an elderly lady recent-
lytoDr Piece  -re;  =i  bon -- .'m  r. iu dc-crib-
,; ¡¡ the "iP='is trf a dig ased ppifle, ** I can iie.lbcr
lay nor sit." " In tbat case,'' replied the wag o! a
physician, "J should recommend the propriety of
roosting."
A T::;,i.:;:e; S!*EEC3.—The following Is a i-vrh-itim
report ofa ppe* eii delivefi d in a religious meeting
ijiatowuin this coii.iiy, liy a good, pons <lt aeon..
ii is a queer contbiuat.ou of teim--, certainly:—
•■.My ft-male brethren: lt is ofthe in-fi-uight-es*
¡mportanc \ that we should all lie clothed In white-
remnants!'-—S\io Bedford Standard. ■»
e. rson detailing his woes, fcejü u
cIudu.-8  tin' i numeration—'• I do   noi."" said   lu,.
*■ wish lo make a show of iny-grief or avgamae ofi"
my sorrows—-cilice it to say iliat -iau. a married
mane'
i thought her mine—I thought thíworü'd
Shone forth «ith joy fur we;
] did nol dream ¡n ¡UP r j  aró
Ps folly J should t-ee.
But so II proved.    I fc glit her band—
(1 really thought I'd get her)—
Pe; ohj idasl her ati'sw* r caujc—
•' Herntother wouIanH let hu\r
■ ■'':-'-is. wlileh cannot be remedied  ty* disclosure, had liettt r be concealed ? it a only nuelty
. .;,. ¡-. partaki." bf our woes, wbea by
doing so we cannot lighten cur own fardeiiB.
- ■ i.- . thi ii bitterest
enemies, aud cau -•  ■
their  fellow cveattms.   It   is   only tbe   narrow
minded who make no allowance for th': faulfl of
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*"-Oii^„ej;.;=a,i,      -i ees, v.-hoiiled tl c ¡     V.-RT   CaaKECT.-^Please, Mirter,  gwe mc a
Impon      sti ou of aa Irish juatlcs ut the petói  ^'¿> °f *»? '     T|f%i^ ■■ °';.'t   VrD°'V or
of 1664, having ece.^mi to ^r.tc lii'M, oi\1 us;1g -. | sbilli^  bundP . *    --Av.uu. Is it   io. vour
managed  to spell it without using eveu a tóo   latherl'!   "No. goopn-amt-that'sfoitinho»
later of the ongin-iUvord; hip-improved ort¿oS ■      ' don'teatnay;
y.'iv was. ^.*e:.;e '. vPien som.' remarks wcjjeoiede I      £.&" -Vnihcv, said  an r.-.;ioitiOiis shaver about
o ,'s'iu lar Pe ts.h'e av i red tl at ao oneoould e- cli   the si?¿e of *.* ¡ ox, "I can do without -¿oee-
wiíü _\>^¡ aioij .uu: á'i-iii ^cüHe. I      *.     i but! ua! Wtíüiing to a iA?^;oív?•^•",
vestfcl C.v;:*ít-:i¡.—A:*oat nfteen years ago,
a Presbyterian cl ¡rgyman ofNe^v York, had a wayward '-').).     We  have bis name and   location   P.!
ehooseto withhold it at present* Before he was
tv, he became sorecklessand unruly, that hisfalhi r
e.mld no longer control bim.   He left tbrihcwlck-
ú and corrupt cliy of New York", where he became
-. cl irk in a drinking saloon ; but hfs character was
too bfwHobe retained them lie next was abSr-
k -.]) r in a theatre, but was dismissed. He weni
lower and stilj lower, until I e <l«pt ia empty cellars and oi the wharv* s ol'tbe city, a p ;rléc| nui-
; nee, and a disgrace to h's rie*.
At Piis . (age 01 his career, an ohi euPego mate—
"or oar Inri was a gradúate of one ol the best col-
.ogesin the St.'.té qfNew Vork.-r-determlned that
ie would hutp h'nt up, am! make one more eBbrl
N>BdVehiro. fiowatii to New'York-, and alter é
ivei k of diligent uearch, wPii the aid ofthe po|ie«,
ie i'ouad Utm, Pe washed =&iuclothed Km,-took
ii i m back to tbe co miry, a d ny evi ry iiiductmeni
¡Pat como Be ¡e id out ton;m. ¡.i Tiuaded hira totry
11 be a m.w,    lie m ide the ehb=-t. a ei w,a; s,;cees>
tul. ri'i;.; .friend who sought bim out. and who sav-
ed him, we =are well aci»uaiutod with. Tbey botb
¡I-t Tiniii' 9 to eo ne to Tennessee a:i;l t- aeh Fc'ioo!.
Tiiey'soon  Pnched iiere. aud  Wittrq high   r com
m mdat on they I renght.fl «jo obta n d goodp!. c s.
Ther claim.ds.,.1 of the Pr.-sbyter ;tu clergyman,
n ithiii six ¿tno iths ¡d't'-r h's arrival, married an orphan girl wo,rth t'¿-PP.).H> in cash. Sh i mala young*
ir steter anil bi'otber, a"bo i scfa hod equal amouats.
fhe slstsr =sooa afta* died, leaving one-half of her
Btatt ¿to oar hero and his adfe, the other half.-to
h.r brother, and thus iricn .asing his . rtate to $61).-
111. Wi en Pi ■ M txlcan war broke out, the brother
nlisted, and madü a Will, ll avlng ¡ill h s estate to
¡I-- i.ruthi.r-in law, (Our hi ro) and bU Viifr, in ea1-.'
¿ie never i'., tur,¡ed from tbe war. He, like many
more of our noble youths, wa; killed ai Sm na Viera. Thus our hero came Into possession of the rr\-
A.xv a^tatc ofthe inm! iy. whicb at lhvt was.-P¿-) I 80,
which has increased by advance of lands and in-
crecSJ of negroes, to over $39i>,t)3 ). il- is now oi e
Ortbe rich"-! planted'bf Middle Teimessee", and
I.ves not twenty live miles f'rotn'Xa-hv.ll:'.
The Experience of a sa_ftftVB Max in New
Vqkk— 'I d aed am lUy a, the i cw¿ noiitc. The
juan next to n; : saai to t.i ■ :i. ig i -or. ,Ilow,i- flour
:o-day? "Why, rising—.voitade a nice tJ4¡ng cl
.1 tii,j- mon in r—:l lew ihou.-aild.'
Diiit'd n :■! dav ál til ■ As ■■■■. MM Wsi tO me
observed to hie tri ¡Ps. '-W.H, ilea's Brief Oh.
down, sir,—lull, very dull: Lu»there's un my n
.i.'
Dined nosl day ¡it St, X cholas jfan ¿!C¿s:," to
me said to hlsiRMghbor. 'Shipping hu^iaeFE fad,
isn't itl1 i .-IjíjiPí tlilul; m : fur Jpeoas ¡a.y a thip
bow for five thou^md dollars I.e.- tbanyou ■ ¡uld
two months w_<\ ani frelghl   ¡ir ■ ail fully low.'
Pined ue:P day .-i Xew YjjiP Hotel. Man next
io ate ¡;;el to bignéighÍOT, A'.y dove. that"-, is
apreiiy girl yo iderP    "¿h*! ¡a j-o, and  besides  is
worth abundred— -A    Pit. otxe left the table.
Heavens 1 excia meu Í. isth rb no fpot iuth sgreat
city where o man pant ant Witboiil bsv ng siicb
talk cramated down bis tbrost witíi bjsfood í Mi -
ney— money—money."—BuJ/'n o Calmer.
HOABDIXG ax:> rixejti ¡a¡: —An olJ man was P/P
ing through the la at ¡ua! biYr-.fe.i ofthe day in cnl-
t.vattng h.s held with his owu fino tli anddiposi ting
the promising seedsiptq  thü Lop of tit-' yielding
i arili.    Suddenly tin re .-toad b 'fore him t;:uP r .ae
shade ol a huge i In.Pa tree, ii vision.    The old man
was struck ivitli am izeine  t.
•[ am Solomo .,' spitki Pic phantom, in a friendly
voice.    'What ar- you dp.ng h< re. old man ¿!
■if you are Solomon.' r. plied tb7- venerable   la-
boi\i.: how canyon v.:k t;i:sV In my v, = ;;;h yen
sent m . to the ant: I saw Its oceupat oa, and ! ¡u*u-
■"1 from tiiat in- et to i e i aliij-tr oi:s an;i te eePn r,
Wluu  i ill-il learned I ha.-e   ioliowedout   Go this
llOlll'.'
'Van bave onlylearncd half your lesson,' resumed the spirit. 'UO agaiil to tbe ant. and learn from
that insect tor.--, in the WÍu*W ofy.mr i fe, and to
ülíjoy *>\hat ypu have gatlicred i;]¡e — German Ai/e-
9*9;  „___	
V~ta.%lMiUon Of lit;.luings.
Pr. Cahill in a receut lecture sa.-.-— 'It will not
do to-make aa-openiug at t ie top to allow iiie i.a-
pure air to e=scape, for thongh  it may ancend, it
\\-ill be nr. I iu the funm 1 b ■ P:e nn ss ol ftOnd air
pre sing on it without, and thus prevent d i reaping.
'there musl be ft means ol'gi tttiilg in ir.sh n rfr m
beneath which \v 11 lore: tiie uasa oi impariiy i>ut
ol tiie bii.ldi! r.'!
¿■. ¡j„ Buckwheat cak s arjnot Wfll adapted to
women or Children. Men Who are iu oitj-doui*
occujwtlor.s have strong di ¡restive ]iowcrs. and
cah-jd:iípps& oí'.them, but they tbould bg eaten
by no one of in-door habits, disposed to coastipa-
¡;oa or dyppepsia. Childien pfaould never begin
to (at tii in until they hare a fall set of teeth, aad
then should ba oaMudly v.-e.t-Pai uit.i they become accasloa: .1 to Pen ; ihr they ¡a'.i P ve ri. li
tilings at b ■"
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