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ROMEO AND JULIET. It waB in ancient ttaly a defcdlj hatred j Between old Caleb Ca.pu.let iv.u M:-.rs V Now MoneS biad an only son, a tittle dap Ihe pet of all the prettj girls, by oajfl. And Caleb owaed a female girl, just has school, Miss Julit1! was bar Christian name—foi lull'Jul;'. To briiig tlui limy out, lie s**_vfl a ball al And tliii.iit'r wt'iit young 1:1111100, itiiliou Ono Tybalt (kin-unau to the Ewfltj beg And w*toh.ed an opportunity to (rat the Bat Caleb s:nv tlie_)*me, aud said, "Vm BOSS : e yonrsetf. ur leave the room ; 1 bosaf" When Juliet saw IS Autt B_i_80 he fell Now, lest their da Oli. Birnel fate I I Abolition Insults lo tlie Catholic Religion. A Catholic priest writes to the Chicago Tim of pain and Bilent Indignation, ofthe Insult ed in their retigiouj in the person of the ven- le archbishop ofBsiltimore, as reported in the 1, hy that contem^tthje despot. Gen. Soheook, ■ venting a b oture on a religious Pui.ect, the i, I. fore si religions association of Baltimore, Jatholic Young Men's Society. 'his is only one of a series of outrages perpe- d by the minions of 'llo-mfii Abe' against the :ch wh lob is the only ono which baa refused d his abolition fanaticism by turning lhe pul- T-JHISYSOW'S ODE. Tbe following is the "Welcome" Ode written by 'eunyson, to Princess Alexandra Carolina Mn-ria HOLIDAY aRCULAR. A. ROMAN & OO. J3oolk.se Hers- Importers and Fasfe- Bishers, Nos, 4U7' amtl 4 L9 OTontgfiSttery street rx-seo-nt's Building,) SAN FRANCISCO, CAT,. ___Co_LiaL«_y* &00&& s* ace nowapening, ofttiyj-lfl-itig the latest and moat bean lil'iilty bound a_d ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS AND ANNUALS •rrwith an mktensive and Tilt1 v.".ik*.or,,':'. ,' :r The ChWlies ran, o ■ tin- May __©_ spoke I':.* *v Irown)— "TSnng man, yon the towi r the ml \m^mB ;:■;;..";.v:;:;v : ;: ,. t No. 105 Profit street, (Between Washington and Merchant streets,} Will give particular attention to tho- FttS-'cEnase as.d S-iijtment-, All well BB to the SALE OF MBROHAWDIHE AND PROIJUCE r> B. BAIMOND having been established In San I._ o Francisco since 1840, and having boon con- pi\WrF\\lY_\.\;\\:-l^ A-L.-tLl-iUtt 4uto*Fu0togi_ip]i AIIhhiibs, Plioto-AlbuBte «>£ Pictures and Poetry. ^!,.!:io^ ■:?.--.';:*■-iji'li-'f! ;ni;n3 Psv>? ycT-liiCi?^;''!. i the The 'Sriuii-o hade A lui She That sbi Quo til ii L:*v is! r Then ro And SWI . lo cap the clii experiment was lately the union of two live .to a certain degree, I ■as, indeed, produced j odticed spontaneously phenomena, the Bitty: ■ i Albino species, were ut, probably as being isr darker brethren. An right aide of the one, other, engaging tbe skin ier it. Tbe surfaces of it closely together by .il tbe sixth day, when ntion was found to have walked side by side, be- ,nd. An attempt was e mouth of one, but did nnd r--n;!,,t;or, of Ihn Southern and oast of California, as well as with that ind Washiotftoo Territories, feels conli- e will be aiilo to give entire sali inaction who maj entrust their business to Lia jyis ......... . THE Cll * l 3 BEST FI 'EFFiFFF sS'i.:':.!.::. "It is yourtton-eB, my R Oh, Juliut:! Ia it possible "1 was. Indi'iv: now tot' abated; What ails you, love, yoi "Si, no, mj _ae_: I too tit ;•■' Ho straggled Wrd to tel 111! la shorter time than 't tali louldn't so he quit, to v,';*;.*' hia tail or -The Royal Oak, an iron be ready to have Chi Qtl-Chrlst of pr fi./w;?:".:. "?■::■: om j\o„ ITOT.T tm v/, v::rx. ■:?, >■'-, uf S.Di:l 'S i S" : : ', iiettii' Oay St., SA1V FRAWCJSCO. E'lPLOVlHEUT OFFICE /.ND STANDARD AUTHORS, Ai-sbrotype Copies of Fine Pictures siJ-0 hjiiail.&;__■«■-. Grs AGssi'JCY. ■\F~:F'.--vFc^. In au introduction to the writings of Wasbing-- fon, pnb:i;hijd n few years ago iu France, thai distinguished Prime Minister and statesman, M, Guizot thus remarks : "Washington bad not those brilliant and extraordinary qualities which strike tbe imagination of men at the first glance. He did not belong to the class of men of vivid genius, who pant for an opportunity of display, are impelled by great thought, or great passions, and diffuse around them the wealth of their own natures before any outward occasion or necessity calls for its employment. Free from a'l internal restlessness, end the promptings nnd pride of ambition, Washington did not seek opportunities to distinguish himself and never aspired to lbs* gdeuraUon -1 ;-.^ world. His spirit so resolute, bis heart so 1<.,'!;.", wa- -. -o- fouudly calm and modest. Capable of rising to the level with the highest destiny, he might have .lived in ignorance of bis real power without suffering for it, and have found in tl cultivation qj his estates; a satisfactory employment (or those energetic faculties which were to be pn to the task ofcommauding armies and f Government." The Gieat Lord Chancellor Erskine, thus addressed Washington ou his retirement from the Presidency : l,I have taken the liberty to Introduce ycur august and immortal name in a sentence whieh is. to be found in the book which I send you. I have a large and valuable acquaintance among the most valued and exalted classes of men, but you. are the only human being for whom I ever felt an awful reverence, I prt-y God to grant a long and serene evening J;o a life so gloriously devoted to the universal happiness oi the world." Phillips the great British orator, expressed himself as follows : ■'•It matters very little wbati_-medIat-8pot may bethe birth-place of each a man as Washington No people pan c) .lm, no country can appropriate hUa—thebftoo ■ Providence to the human race ... ... _ ._....... ,j. ;^_ _. ^ si, ..i.i.i s_ j. „_..__ Ui. ■. !\}t. mailings of Chatliolic c .11 that has been done, rr and widows, if, all ■ very protectors t •:H2:s Cz '; 'Jl'ATiONISK; Q-KNTS FOB AMERICAN ■■a:-j ?KAf-c;i.;' Hotels -i, Khop: attend to feb22 £ f.-:' ■"::■': "..iff f SscaStSt Bestorative »S __3C MOST VALtABLE AND UNSURPASSED BEM- K,odi toe HI ti.'u inssti'.-'.:-. and Gnu I. to be found In ihs world ii. : tu own at present. The discoverer of Lhe abovit- medicine sloes claim ita infallibility in all cases of Rheumatism and l.loul—when used accm-jUng to direction— and does offer a reward of Ave thousand dollars lo Bfty nifiilicine thsi.t v,--!l uiii'..r-f'.:ir4c it. and imsuLirsU- vc^fetfiblu. This Docter i>s enaUedto offer the abovjp reward on aocouul of hie having used the aborfl for ten jr-eara in hie practice, t-BdhasneTer known it to fail in tbe cure ofthe wiOBtpro- trrxttir! f;;,.s<-s (.f TIIk*uii-.-aiisos and Gout. -h*. Adolnliuii in known and highly celebrated all oyer tne State,, for his cures irj.KliPiimi'il-i-ni. Mont a;id Ghrosvist Diseases. Tn ssco'.-olary nml t.-.Thsu-y ;?y|ihilip, S*ro!'*i!a, ei.iarrrt- naent ofthe Glands, Bropsy,. and all nervous and Guii*.- neona Diseases and the wh<e train af Chronic Di>spasesr whotrt very n»ine is a terror as well to the Physician us 'os the patieat, thia medicaid has proved to w snpsrlorta any in exietenco, and haa eured them in no short a time that they appeared like being abolished by magic uillu-- ence ; in fact a. few raore such ..lisusoveriee, and drug- f*ista will no! »eed toieep alot of useless ffledfcineebil I band, nhenei r they are prescribed once in a ten score, ! I'm', -':■■, ■ ',•' ',;-,- r.i-.no Ihoir oroi.ortit's. in whicli tlioir 'there was actually any in them. A. KOJHAIf & Dd-ti* Montgomery stree -''iv f.'-FF ■ : 'Bindsrs, Paper E'ttiars. anc to cause the Catbo ,o beaten, and th( ,ise their hands the Christian ■He enough, some ttae|A4 .era of religion to pray Ah tg ship of State ; but, i ',>■■ heir prayers would be j .\;' and order them to be; '-'•-■■ isord-j-edand yoi. f blood is impure, ah" 1 it will surely ■;t on viiiu' oil wo I a Talus thin mi-ilir-i* iq when you have sic; .Is!, and fi'wil| ■■■■,:, .-.■■ f. si •■( 1 '""""'■'."' and -liiMoT'bhnr ."■ ".,.'■' Fi ft) ,ct,:!;'., mr kidneys, it rt ofthebody searchei i even tlw moii eessesofyoursystet!*,* ndremo-Astba ■e—it restores healthy notion and give-- In the human body— therefore it has- ■d the name it beam. Health Rwk>_- A> ..rsiar ■ .-j lav'eree to all patent w ediclnes, v^l s to be understood that i Iin above medi cine is no such' hing, bat that he has through tbeintro duction ortbi*' ledicina with \U ti eatisc and direction fo ;i own piysician In th ■i aeeve named s roy dignity to folio- :;■ t_fl ;,-in.lrpf nf the certificaties of physiciaae or Fi F. is too well known can be had for jrtain rem uneratio ns, applicatror.ii oi frii -nd:-. or by thfl in half to ds ath, fur eve. themori orihhis'strasli. i ■■"■ ill therefore leave to t bnse in wani of have been cored tion far more te Of S. -I"--. r. - in-' far from being Down to them in w ant of meiHcal aid. But should anv >ae oarS tor irrti-en teotimoniafear ertiflcatea rega/di ig the cures performe ,1 by thia meat. (Successors to Hawklrurst fisSon*) IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, AND MANOFAOTCllEBS OF BroomS; Fails3 Tubs, Washboards, I JIAVE KECEIv-EP, EX RFCENX ARRIVAL.0 the Sneit and For*aleby -FF-FFrs. ^OESTS.—Crowel k Crane, corner of Clay and Front ;reets—Redington & Co.. Chtv street—Morril, cornerrf 'ashington and Battery r-i';..'.';in Francisoo. je__m8 Agesit for J_os An£;ts*-,pR- ;:.■■- ■ !. :\ Fr.'\,r/:. His ed and the earth rocked, when lhe storm pssf how pure was tbe climate, u^ff bright in the br of the firmament was the planet whicli was revs ed to us 1 In tbe production of Washington does really appear us if imp rove upon herself,! the ancient paratory tc Mr.Allis Gplendii] pi "A soldi ■lure was endeavoring to d that all tbe virtues ol it M) man; studies pre- Lorian, thus closed nf-ton : sud patriotism rat*h; atr edifice of mixed stylo, in which Gothic architecture baa usurped the place of the Roman. lis; original painting its afiniir-djlc sculptured cimir i aud Roma- capitals, are adornea with profuse I ornaments, which are attractsnr.* msriib'.-rs oi visl-. tors. This U naple i i all that remains ef those eitie?; described bj Puny and by Strabo ; the Gulf of VINB GROWERS. Making. "FFFiFixF E A S T 0 E S3 rjlHE 1 An Pasinr nil Hi mil lit undorsi^r -ii nforms the ci (fiat be has o y. and has an Jling, attached lover and gra public patroiu i-'ens of Los ie of tbe best sbundanf-e ol to sum", with s, both greea ge, at tbe low ed to bis Glovernm ;nt ts unlnspire d wi; He was a frien not to tb( pratioal i deaa. highest g even ami I tra Bl__L vertises a vei ell ten time vine grower in the State, s orders to A. ROMAN & CO,, API Butler. utler, a brother of General one hundred t 3,000,000 plaatatloo near Elizabeth that t HOldiars aro employed to preserved, but . | CULTIVAD011ES BE VISAS! Ilvlodo de Caltivar las Vinas, Hacer, y ;SS-iSo do Tratar lost Vinos. I nON NO'l'AS Mibni Agncnitnr:. y I Tort ri.lltnra \\j ])i-.-.l.ini..l:is ..or A. 0. HS.KASZ.Tir.', (;,,- mlsionado no..,!,,,,.!» nor la Leeinlatlir* para Itl- jalrlo p.n tloben ds tlii ROMAN y CA. p£. liovin: Lou Anselei August 18, 186! I' O E San Luis Obispo, Santa San Pedro and San (f^X^f;;^''- d until fu ::'■;;:■, ::....-.: :.: : / .■ ' '■ ^h'.elIjA stillingi a, —OB— :: F ■ ,".' ' 5YBUP- IT is highly recoaimflnded by phveiciane to cure ftl fi-HowiijL- diM..astssi, hiivi-s- their orltsn in a disordt'rctl state of ibss blood. berofula, Titter Or Salt Rheum, Srs'ld bead. Canker, L"iee:-si!. Ir.ns and Enlargement of the Joints, Cancerous Tuinprs, Eryaipelae, King's Evil, St. Ahthony's Fire. White Swellings, Obstinate Kr-i-.tions, Pimples on the Face, ttheumatiaio, Blotches, Pustules, Dyspepsia. SuO. Syphilis and Mercurial Affections are ennui; Chlorosis oi' obisyruelioiis in I'Vn'ales, J.eueon-hoa or'iVhi los;, sire ro.ifved by the use of this MEDJC1NE. Tiie medical pnioerlics of f.:;ir.-.ii])nvil]a in oonj unci ion with Stillingia are well known hv all medical mentobe the beat compotrnd yet discovered to cleanae aad purify the blood, and eradicate all bun-ora from the system. V.'e nave given the recipe to most physicians In tn* country, that thfty may know what they are using; and will eo:iti:iue to send it by mail to those dtisirons of kneil- ing the ingredients epter-ing into its composition, Ihat j they may prescribe it in their pr act loe, l This preparation stands ai the head of tlio list ef renie- foT curing all diseases arising from impurities in tlie blond pr dise&Bed matter lurking in the system. Thoosniids who have used thel-l 1 Hint-iaand Sarsnpai'iU"- will testify to its remarknble el'.esd, in removing all im-pn- rilie:' froiii their l.sbi'»l. .ftvini; tone and vi.t-ov to '.lie whole iiuiniin f:-ri.i:ie, nn ti re.it ui-i :i j; u iioaltiiy action to all tbe functions of the body. The te,.limonbiIs reeei■,-,'sd in its favor from many 111 embers of the i.ii.'diestl Faculty would, were we to publish them, (ill a latgei olume. Tt is i.,feii:i.re(.l innler bim supervision of one of ihe eldest and best practieai chemtets in the country. (Mr. Vf.fi Merrill, Cincinoati,) so as to ioanre an uniformity of .'■ i 1 ...', !■'■...,» . ■ ,■ and cleanse the blond,. ".;■-;, ;; F.: CO.. A«ents, d-OO and -1II Ciay .street, San Francisco. l-.„. YCfi ■",":"".:.'.; /";:■■.:.; :':.::rsic;; Kali, > Malit street, I.os Angeles. :f„ ::'.;. :a.■;;.,,:^5 AGES- 07 A. (a ";] ii 'F:,y, ■:■_ ^iiCTr, 3T & SHOE MANUFACTURER. On the 3d and 13th of each MonU ATii O'CLOCK* 1 of Lading will h< s: :-o assorted ; :rs, 'FFsz Oaliforl lied to. Qnatlt. VOL. XIII. LOS ANGELES, CAL., SATUEDAY, MAY 9, 1863. NO. 1. Cos .Angeles Star: PUni-ISlIED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, At the STAR BUILDINGS, Spring Street, Lo &TI II. BABHTON. TERMS: Subricrtptions.per annum,in advance-. .$5 00 For Six Months 3 00 For Three Months - 00 Single Number 0 I2J Advertisements Inserted at Two Dollars per square often lines, for the first insertion; and One Dollar per square f'or each subsequent insertion. A liberal deduction made to yearly Advertisers. San Francisco Aemcy. Kr.O. A, Cl.tA.NB is the only authori^d agent for the fios Anoeuss Star in San F rune is no. All orders left at bis olfice, Northwest comer of "Washington and Sansome streets*1. Government ■ ilding, (up stairs) will be promptly attended fo. H O T ELS. BELLA UNION HOTEL, LOS AVCELES, JOHN KING & iTliiiVrtY HAMilKL, Propiietoi's. niHE SUBSCRIBERS linrin? lea»erl the ahove 1 nairm.l H.itnl.-wish to a«»tlro their Irii.ntls anil the travelling iinblic that thlty will endeavor to keep the Bulla Union what it has always been. TIIE UK ST HOTEL IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Families can be accommodated with large, airy rooms, or suits of rooms, well furnished. Tlie Bills of Fare shall be inferior to none in the State. AU me Stages to and from Los Angeles arrive at and depart from this Hotel. The liar ami Billiard' Saloons shall receive the most strict atu-ntian, and the patrons i-hall find Hi at. tliis bouse will be carried litshuss Carts. DR. J. C.WELSH, PIIYSICIAK ASVD SITR«I'*©JV Office. CITY DRUG STORE, Main street, Bos Angele?. Oilicc hours, 9 to 1?, »i i and 2 to 9. p.m. AniruBt 1, 18S9. S. & A. LAZARD, FMPORT-RS, And Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Ffsncla, .English and American 1) ry Goods. Dome* of Melius Kow, Los Angeles, 1 G2 PHINEAS BANNING, POKWARDING and COMMISSION AGENT, New San Pedro and Los Angeles. Song—L,IZ21E DIES TO-NIGHT. A card was found among tbe effects of tlie wreck ?<1 steamer Hungarian, bearing the inscription 'Lizzie dies to-night.'- 'Twas hard, our parting, mother dear, It gave you untold pain ; But hopes were bright within our heartB Tbat we sbonld meet again. There's health upon my cheek once more And in my eye new tight, ■'Twill be quenched in ocean's gloom, Lor Lizzie dies to-ni'/lit, Lizzie dies to-night, mother, Lizzie dies to-night. I've been so happy mother dp;*.r. When brightest r-ummer smiled, The friends /ho 1 id i way, * a first class Hotel ( <<ht to be. Los Angeles, May 51, 1862. UNITED STATES HOTEL. :____:£_1:2_l Ss__.-__,-bo _s-_, L-os Angeles, THE SUBSOBIBBK having leased lhe | aboveestablishiiient, begs leave to inform the public tbat he has re fitted and refurnished it throughout, and tbat it conducted in the very beBt Style. Tbe table will be liberally supplied with everything ' the market affords, and every care will be taken to make tbe UNITED STATES HOTEL a BO_. STorlabli; bnme lor boarderc. Attached to the Hotel, is aBILLIARD ROOM and BAR, where the best ot liquors and cigars are kept. Terms moderate, to suit tbe times. Miners comini- from or to tlie mines of Hol- combe, 1'otosi, Mohave or San Gabriel, will find this n convenient, place to meet their triend--, or to ■obtain desirable information, A BAKEIiY is also attached to the Hotel. LOUIS 1CE3SXBR. Lne Angeles, November 8Mi. 1862.—tf F. P. EAMIMEZ, NOTARY 'P_rBI.IC- OITice with J. R. GntiiKU.. E-q., Temple's Block. Fi-tneli, En--lisfi, nml Sjt-iiilsli Tiiuisl«teUf CAllectlafie Mniln, <.*.e. A. LSBMAB, PJ.A1X A.VD ORXAMESTAL s-xa-sr i=^^iKr_,ii«-<i3-, CARRIAGE PAINTING, &0. Inquire at Jonn Goller's Shop. aug Have gmuded wed your child. They've brought me almost back, again, To you and home's delight. But I shall never seeyou more, For Lizzie dies to-night, Lizzie dies to-night, mother, Lizzie dies to-night. I'm thinking, mother, of the When little Willie died ; We luid him down wiLb bur.-ting hearts, My father's grave besitfe. 'Twm_ theu yo i time Wc Id i lisb I U my I i the I WI. M. BUFFUM, (SUCCESSOR TO GEO. THACIIKR & CO,) ~ "^V»i»]csinlc and Retail Denier In — WillS AiD LIQUORS, Syrups. Bitters, Cordials, _.__, SOMES, .US CISrAHS, S,tain street, Los Angeles, Cal. mil BROOKLYi HOTEL. SAN FllANCISCO. ElI3I)s_rO-V___.IJi. FAMOUS PllOl'UIK of this I Hotel. S.S rAug. Stosrxner Los Angeles Street. — DEALER IK — SHOT GUIS, RIFLES & PISTOLS, In Gun Materials and Sporting' Implements. Also, CAPS, POWDER, tf*C. fcc. SHOT GUNS ANJ RIFLES RESTORED, Otdisrs Irom the country promptly attended to. All work done in a woikmaniik»i manner, and i-iiaranteed. TERMS. CASH. f-*2R B Ut, I ' iliav 'u.a ib the wave, Foi ■ Lisa b dies to-i Ngllt L in*i Liz ■ llil-5 o-oigl s to-II Sgb no lb ■;r, I lino v.- voir re dream! mothei ■ dear, Ot nil llr ■se dat igei B pn si, Peril, P-JOB 'll nei -er knov ■ how bard Do, ill] Olltl ie to b :ie i .1 las t. r tn ti rmest n you r ar me u jgaln, Go, I mas. -. your bu iden light, i Foi :r nior Dizzi, ■dies bee ligbl .ir betii •t, L Liz ■ dit» I zie ilic iyb t. er, WHO ARK THE RJSVOLUTIOSISTS » It is constantly repeated that the "rebelH' esiuseless, withoot excuse, utterly iudefeosi with tbe Constitntion, if in a word, this was de- sighed \i.ir a white government* then tlie instant tbat this -'anti-ftlavery" (rot possession ul the gov erntneut, a revolution was accomplished the most radical, wide-teaching, deplorable andmonshuas ever witnessed in the annals of mankind. Massachusetts, wilb only ten thousand negroes, may ei.joy '•impartial freedom" without much evil save killing her unfortunate negroes, but .South Carolina with "impartial freedom," bad better be sunk filty fathoms deep. When thia mad party, therefore, £;ot possession ol tbe eeuirul government, tbe States endangered by it. refused to submit to those pledged io use tbe governmenti-l machinery (or their dfBtrueti.u. If, at any time afier his election, Mr. Lincoln bad pubhely declared that he would alwadpti tiie principle ol "impartial freedom," und accpt the QoQBtUution as it is interpreted by the Supreme Court, there would have heen pence at. once, ol course, lor theu there wunld be no oatHte for eotl- SiCt with the men of the .South. The Union is the creature ol the Constitution, Tills Com-titnlion. lor eighty years, applied alone to while meu. It \~ thus applied in ihe-Teb'el .Stales'' now. but the "loyal States." under ibe rule of Mr. Lincoln, have o!i an ire-] !-i: vol us.i ouixr.il it, hm] npplied it to whites and negroes alike. If, IbereloFfl ibis . trnvernni"nt was designed io be a pure, urltfiin£fd, white Re- public, tlie ''rebel Slates" are tbe legitimate repre- i seutalives of tiie 'Union an it war.'' or of ihe political system created by Washington aud Jefler- feraon in 1778. In conclusion, we scarcely need say, (lint even now, wjLb all the wotfg, the bloedebed and horrors of thia mou«trous revolution, if Mr. Liucolc v, i\ r.!>ti. :■ *i it -inf] pl(.id„e bims.iilf tn adiniuistcr tbe Conetltotion as interpreted by tbe Supreme n-inri ..,,,1 ..a -f hi$predecessors, and thus restore i he reeeived il from tbe hands of be can bring peace to Hie country, and unity and fraternity to this broad land iu thi'-fydays. But whatever the madness of these revolutionists, or whatever tbe calamities tbat may yet be inflicted on our suSeriag people, tfie road is clear and the path straiirbt fi-r the patriotic democracy of the North. Tbey must restore the white Union of two years ago, and when this ia done, when all Americans stand together on the white baffle, then there will be no dis-iniiou or cause Icr confiiet North. Sooth, East or West, and (be grand old brotherhood of our fathers will again illumine tbe world.—JV! Y. Caucasian. KASTER.V WFEMJOBSCB. "Unioi ■ Biicha vbo are usually t D people at tbe North, [From the Pacific Echo.] F.\.l,l.FOtXXl\. :ecedents, in ciii'eu in linn:, (his 5 tei been avoided. But we facts, and inductive fact mine for himself t of judge or jury! I act, that the Federal GovtTiiment i JOipitil Jtiu. i and Broadvva, nnd will ■ BRICK £ *do not hesitiite in will be second to Miners, Traders a ■are invited to con Tbe Brooklyn Ho tbe Mouse free, in tnodatious it will will always be on inland aud ocean baggage to tbe Conveniently situ: the city, where th the door every tin of the city. Tber tached to the IIou Standard Works, guests. Rooms w month, with or ■ Booms to families The Table will ab dance of tbe eboic ford, and no expei that will defy tbe epicure. San Francisco, FALL AND WINTER TRAD__. IMPORTERS OF cj~» OmOCTES-IEHES.—",, _S GV-3.o.sst7cr_ii.^e, Frencii C31a.isii.ci; CLOCKS, MIRRORS, lent, lor external defense ■_ do tbisi. tbey dbi not tbat, as Jefferson declares, delegated the exersise" oi Bretgttiy, just sufficient to ofthe federation, and all Very Lp1W [ Britannia Ware, rtment of tbe above Goo. g in quantities tc suit, at t st iUarSset fi.ates. teution to out- CLOG K CLOCK COMi 4 CTURK, \e Company?) 3ENTS FOR CALIFORNIA. E Street, Cokn'ki; Miircfiaxt, San Francis Fedyr.il Con- isted An id mer- WATTS' NERVOUS AKTID0TE, AND PHYSICAL RESTORATlVH. TTIE MEDICAL WONDER OF Till. AGE.— Tbe most powerful and wonderful medicine ever discovered. "Watts' Ntu-vous Antidote Has cured, and will cure, more cases of nervous disorders than any other known remedy. Watts' Nervous Antidote Has and will euro Nervous Headache, Giddiness, Fainting, Paralysis, Extreme Debility. Neuralgia, Chronic and Inflammatory Rheumatism, Toothache ■sfec. ho. Wiitta' Kervous Antidote Is an effectual remedy for Wakefulness. Ifssooth- lug and quieting influence is remarkable. Watts' Nervous Antidote Will cure Delirium Tremens, Nervous Trembling, Epilepsy, Twitching of the Facial Nerves, Convulsions, and Pulmonary complaints. "Watts' Nervous Antidote Will act upon that state of the nervous s-.ysf.em wbich produces Depression ot Spirits. Anxiety of Mind. Mental Debility, Hysterics, &c, and is so wonderful in rejuvenating premature old a«e, and correcting decrepitude brought on by excessive indulgence, that nothing but a trial can convince the patient of its qualities. It ia not an excitant but a streni^theuer, purely vegetable and harmless- like a skillful architect begins by laying a firm foundation, and gradually but incessantly adds strength and vigor uutil nothing is loft unfinished. For sale at retail by all Dm ggists. jyl.3_t Dickson, deWolf k Co OFFER FOR S.1LE "WHISKIES: ! CF.1VTUUY-JA_OB VAN HORN'S. | EUREKA.. PiOi'EER-WM. II. DALiY'S. "X.-;" pine oi.o Kvir.. "■AAA" VERY OJjO AN 13 CHOICE. VALLEY-W_I. H. DALY'S— XN CASES. -~ ALSO,— "WM. H. DALY'S CLUB HOUSE GIN. rnl-lE above WITlSEIFS are all copper distilled, 1 from the choicest selected Rye, nnd are uever offered in tbe market within three years after their distillation. The stock BOW on band is Frosn Four to Etgttt Tears om. These brands of Whisky have been favorably known in California during the last six years, and the constantly inprensin_ demand for them attests to their excellence and uniformity of quality- They are. commended to the trade an among the purest imported into this market. Poi* Sale by nil tin-, -irlui'liw! BeiUcrs lu tills City. SHCKSON, DRWOLF&CO, feb28 Sole Agents, San Francisco. I Address, he decla uccess-ful effort ot th government he lett s-afly stric- NOTICE TO CRIIDITOIIS. Estate of YSIORt) REYES, deocattedU NOTICE is herebv given by the nnderslgoed, Administratrix of tbe above named estate, to the creditors of, and all persona having claims against the estate of the said Vsidro Reyes, decensed, to exhibit Ibe same, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publication ol this no'.ice, to the undersigned, at her residence in tbe city of Los Angeles. - Los Angeles, April Sth. 1863. MARIA ANTONIA VILLA de REYES, Administratrix of the estate of apll-lm* Ysidro Reyes, deceased. and di tion o *stri t til lotion i e fonrt )f the social _m States wh ord i. and ci Mr, Uneo vilisaa- Id did not lu more ive, thai and co i half a old cen lury—ind a si eed, Qgle vote from tbe . For forma- tion o meats slaver t th of T." is governm ■he Old Wo and everyv en t— ibe rid have 'here outs mon wa side m-cbicsilp rred on ' of these overn- negro States they have abolished the natural older aud secured "impartial freedom;*' and could their dupes and tools in our midst, succeed in degrading the white citizenship into ''impariial freedom" wiih tbe negroes- of the Souih, onr Democratic institutions, and, indeed, our civilization, would be ruined for centuries to come. This deluded and besotted party construes the Federal Constitution os equally including "all men" alike, and "impartial freedom" is its proclaimed mission, tbe sole end and object of its organization and therefore, if the men who drafted tbe Constitution designed it for white men alone, and if the Supreme Court decision which declared'that negroes were not an element of onr political society is sound, and if the policy of all of Mr. Lincoln's predecessors ia iu accord I EVefy man. no matter what hi : matter what his political proclivities, no matter | what his present position, should frown down any | and every attempt, by any and everybody, individual citizen or member of the press, to create civil (Mtr i.i Califrji:ii<i. Do you know what civil war means? We will tell you. It means blood nnd murder; it means a license to vice, a prostitution ot virtue, the torch of the incendiary, the free field for tiie thief j the subjugation of the weal; to the strong ; the advertisement for the slayer to come in and enter upon bis work of destruction. It means armed bands ot m sir au dors, guerrillas in the mountains, small parties who ride by night, and bide or sleep by d.iy. It means one body hi the ascendant to-dav, another one to-morrow. It means pussion, revenge, tbe slaughter of the child, the di of the aged, the debauchery of women. all that is horrible iu human nature, set afloat to gratify our basest passions, arouse within us a bloodhound spirit, and (urn manhood to fiend- We are led to these remarks by tiie seemingly apparent attempt of the Sacramento Union., tlie Bee, and other papers of their character, to bring about the very state of affairs, so much to be deprecated. They counsel tiie formation of what they term. Union leagues, and the secret arming and associating (accompanied of course, with that honorable vocation known as "spying/') oi cue particular political class of citizens, for the purpose of holding in check, or scaring perhaps, another political class. This, in a free peaceful community, must beget coun'er-organiziHions, for self protection, of those attempted to be illegally debarred the privileges of citizenship. This iu turn might lead to strife. Tbe papers referred to, may possibly think the power would all be on one side, but in this tbey err most grievously- No side would be safe, all would suffer; and as democrats own at least one- half the property of California, they would not allow it to be taken from tbem with impuniiy. We may as well look this picture square in t\e Uf:.o. But there is another phase to this matter. While thus in internal strife and war, would outsiders be quiet ? We can hardly suppose si>. What is tha outside ? Classing Oregon and our aiijsicent Territories as th* same as California, for if we had civil wav, they too would be involved in it, we may mention tbe British Possessions on the North, the Mormons and ibeir ally-Indi-itis on (he East, Texas and ihe French forces in Mexico at tlio South Bast anil South, and tiie broad, expansive Ocean with its privateers and pirates, If you please, and Sotitboir, Confederacy vessels, and English and French bottoms on tho West, to blockade our harbor, to cut off our export*1, to hem us iu and stay om* march of progress. If tha Union, line, Alta and tlie Bulletin, and tbe lesser light which follow in their wake, canuot see these things, let them go io school to be educated, and place themselves in tutorage. They and their abolition supporters, are breathing up a volcano, which, if once lighted, will bring ruin to them and thei"-s, as well as to us and ours. Let all good citizens stand by our old land marks, adhering to peace as the christians adhere to the Bible Let ail good citizens repudiate a standing army, a secret association with arms in its hands, a Union league, or any other sort of a league, which is to hunt men down because of political differences. Free press, free speech, free religion, free courts, free ballot-box, are the only weapons known to the Con siitution of the United States, as between citizens and when tbey are attempted to beset aside forarme- invasion, tbe bayonet and the sword, we may b< sure thatjwar will follow, war among iridMdttata war between bauds, war in otherwise peaceful com munities, war morning, noon and night, war tn ibi knife, war to the hilt, wa! in every shape and foim St. Lows, April 20.—Dispatches from Cape Girardeau announced l al the rebels, 8.000 strong under Marmaduke and Bainbridge, attacked our forces at that place, at 11 o'clock this morning. Hard fightiug continued for three hours, at the end of which time tbe rebels were handsomely repulsed. H Lu supported, bowser, that they would change their position of attack from another point. Our loss is said lo be twenly killed. The rebel loss is not Ftated. _U4DQIIABT__8 OFTHB AiiMY Of THB PoTOM.'C. April 2(1.—Tiie enemy bus increased bii force along tlie heights at the back of Fredericksburg, and strengthened his pickets. Their camps are much more numerous, aud their troops can be aeen drilling almost at all hours c*f the day. No intelligence of importance haa beeu received Irom tbe other tide of lute. Affairs remain quieton the UpperRappa- liannock though squads ol rebel cavalry slill prowl along the lines. New York, March 28.—The pilot of tbe iron clad Keokuk is under arrest, charged with running her ashore on Morris Island, that the rebels might cap" ttire her. Tbe Government Agent r siding at H dmken, was robbed by burglars on Sunday nightol $20,000, belonging tn the Government. Advices from Bermuda state that the anglo-rebel trade continues brisk. Th ar>t Ber- uo Americau vesseL-of- muda. A line of steamers, owned at Liverpool arc constantly running the blockade to Wilmington. New Ycrk, April 28.—The Tribune's Hilton Head correspondence of the 20tb, reports the Monitors armed, ready for a movement: indeed one seems actually progressing. He says before tbe close of this week all tbe irou-clads will lie again ver the bar of Charleston and an attack must soon ome off, this time in co-operation with lhe land forces. The rebels are bard at work strengthening tbe land defence on lhe island south of Charleston* Troops have been sent, from Savunab to assist them' From Florida we learn there are no armed rebels east oHSt, John's river. A sufficient force bas been 'eft to hold St. Augustine and Ferdinandina against any tores tbe rebels may bring against (hem. A small craft, <-upposed to be a gunboat, has escaped (rom Savaaab, through Warsaw Inlet. The Clerk ol the U. S. Prize Court at, Key West had absconded with $90,000 in Government funds. A Washington special says, at tbe instance of foreign bank agents, four waeks, ago, persons were sent to Europe to make sales af oar bonds author* ised and issued hy tbe last Congress. A late steamer brought the news that a large sum would be supplied the Government credit at Hamburg, London, and Paris, Robert J. Walker is under- stood to have sailed on the Stb, duly empowered to effect arrangements initiated here by tbe German agents in March. A special dispatch to tbe Tribune says that. Chief Engineer Wood, of the U.S. Navy, now on duty connected with the iron-clad vessels, has made a proposition to the Secretary of the Navy, to the following effect1.: He offers to take a Monitor up lhe harbor of Charleston, removing on the wayany obstructions that may impede the progress of ships, or if the Department only desires the destruction of Fort Sumter, he will accomplish tbat. A State Senator of California, who enjoys to a large degree lhe confidence of the engineers, also offered to accompany Mr. Wood on the important expedition named, and it is understood that the President and Secretary Welles look on the proposition with favor, but the decisiou ofthe Government of course is not known. A dispatch in the Wa-hington Star, of Monday dated Harpers Ferry, the 27th, says; -'Information has been received that the rebel Generals Jones and Imboden, with some force, were at Moortleld, probably on tbeir way to New Creek, lor the purpose of destroying the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad in that vicinity." Two regiments left Baltimore to take the places of those moved further westward. Orleans Picayune, ofthe 7(h February, saw some genuine Southern ice this It was on a quiet pool iu a vacant lot, iently think to bear the weight of a hen. The No■ says: W morning. 11 _^___________________i In tubs and kettles it was much thicker. Touching the ice on the pool aforesaid, a party of hens seemed perfectly astonished. They went there to drink, but could not too eed in obtaining the coveted liquid. Then, with great caution, they stepped on the ice, aud the breeze, catching them by hyjthe leathers sent them sliding. One of them looked down and saw herself as in looking-glaass, and being unable to comprehud the deceptive vision took wing and flew away. She could not un- derstand the marvels wrought by Southern weather with Northern principles." Tbepresent King of Hanover, George I., is totally blind, but is desperately fond of music, and composes with some claim to originality. He is about building a new palace with accoustic- concert rooms, wbich be intends to call Monbril- lias*. MissBurdett Coutts. the wealthy English philanthropist, who paid the passages of 149 laborers from Lai cisbire, in tbe steamer Europa, is said to be worth from twelve to fitteen million dollars. She devotes her entire income to deed, of cburity Samuel West, an influential member of the Methodist church atLewiston Delaware, remained kneeling, after having led the devotions of the congregation on the evening of Frebuary loth. It was then discovered that ho had died with the words of prayer yet warm upon his 1'ipe! A military officer wanted to compliment a negro by drinking with him. ''Well, captain," replied OuiT, "Use very dry. i-o I won't be ugly afoul it. Some d is gas ia too proud to diink with a roilishy osslfer— biit I think a miilisby ossifer, when sober is just as good as nigga—'specially if the uigga is dry.* Tom Thumb, and his wife, who are st Ihier home in Bridgeport Conn., complain of !he effects of tbt-ir uotoriety. Crowds follow them wherever they walk or ride, and bolls and bars do not suffice to keep inquisitive curiosity-moogera out of their parlors aud bed-chambers.
Object Description
Title | Los Angeles Star, vol. 13, no. 1, May 9, 1863 |
Type of Title | newspaper |
Description | The English weekly newspaper, Los Angeles Star includes headings: [p.1]: [col.3] "Song -- Lizzie dies to-night", "Who are the revolutionists?", [col.4] "War in California", [col.5] "Eastern intelligence"; [p.2]: [col.2] "Adjornment of the legislature", "From the Colorado--important discovery", "Court of Sessions", [col.3] "City election--success of the Democratic City Ticket", [col.4] "Correspondence"; [p.3]: [col.1] "Mexican news", "Another proclamation", "The object of the war", "Abolition Massachusetts"; [p.4]: [col.1] "The love-knot", "Controlling events", "The celibacy of Great Britain", [col.2] "Why salt is healthful", [col.3] "The effort to produce civil war in California". |
Subject (lcsh) | Los Angeles (Calif.) -- Newspapers |
Geographic Subject (City or Populated Place) | Los Angeles |
Geographic Subject (County) | Los Angeles |
Geographic Subject (State) | California |
Geographic Subject (Country) | USA |
Coverage date | circa 1863-05-03/1863-05-15 |
Editor | Hamilton, H. |
Printer | Hamilton, H. |
Publisher (of the Original Version) | Hamilton, H. |
Publisher (of the Digital Version) | University of Southern California. Libraries |
Date created | 1863-05-09 |
Type | texts |
Format (aat) | newspapers |
Format (Extent) | [4] p. |
Language | English |
Contributing entity | The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery |
Identifying Number | Los Angeles Star, vol. 13, no. 1, May 9, 1863 |
Legacy Record ID | lastar-m475 |
Part of Collection | Los Angeles Star Collection, 1851-1864 |
Rights | Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery |
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Repository Name | The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery |
Repository Address | 1511 Oxford Road, San Marino, CA 91108 |
Repository Email | ajutzi@huntington.org |
Filename | STAR_909; STAR_910; STAR_911 |
Description
Title | Page 1 |
Contributing entity | The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery |
Filename | STAR_909.tiff |
Full text |
ROMEO AND JULIET.
It waB in ancient ttaly a defcdlj hatred j
Between old Caleb Ca.pu.let iv.u M:-.rs V
Now MoneS biad an only son, a tittle dap
Ihe pet of all the prettj girls, by oajfl.
And Caleb owaed a female girl, just has
school,
Miss Julit1! was bar Christian name—foi
lull'Jul;'.
To briiig tlui limy out, lie s**_vfl a ball al
And tliii.iit'r wt'iit young 1:1111100, itiiliou
Ono Tybalt (kin-unau to the Ewfltj beg
And w*toh.ed an opportunity to (rat the
Bat Caleb s:nv tlie_)*me, aud said, "Vm
BOSS :
e yonrsetf. ur leave the room ; 1
bosaf"
When Juliet saw IS
Autt B_i_80 he fell
Now, lest their da
Oli. Birnel fate I I
Abolition Insults lo tlie Catholic Religion.
A Catholic priest writes to the Chicago Tim
of pain and Bilent Indignation, ofthe Insult
ed in their retigiouj in the person of the ven-
le archbishop ofBsiltimore, as reported in the
1, hy that contem^tthje despot. Gen. Soheook,
■ venting a b oture on a religious Pui.ect, the
i, I. fore si religions association of Baltimore,
Jatholic Young Men's Society.
'his is only one of a series of outrages perpe-
d by the minions of 'llo-mfii Abe' against the
:ch wh lob is the only ono which baa refused
d his abolition fanaticism by turning lhe pul-
T-JHISYSOW'S ODE.
Tbe following is the "Welcome" Ode written by
'eunyson, to Princess Alexandra Carolina Mn-ria
HOLIDAY aRCULAR.
A. ROMAN & OO.
J3oolk.se Hers- Importers and Fasfe-
Bishers,
Nos, 4U7' amtl 4 L9 OTontgfiSttery street
rx-seo-nt's Building,)
SAN FRANCISCO, CAT,.
___Co_LiaL«_y* &00&&
s* ace nowapening, ofttiyj-lfl-itig the latest and moat bean
lil'iilty bound a_d ILLUSTRATED
GIFT BOOKS AND ANNUALS
•rrwith an mktensive and
Tilt1 v.".ik*.or,,':'. ,' :r
The ChWlies ran, o
■ tin- May
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Irown)—
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the towi
r the
ml \m^mB
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No. 105 Profit street,
(Between Washington and Merchant streets,}
Will give particular attention to tho-
FttS-'cEnase as.d S-iijtment-,
All well BB to the
SALE OF MBROHAWDIHE AND PROIJUCE
r> B. BAIMOND having been established In San
I._ o Francisco since 1840, and having boon con-
pi\WrF\\lY_\.\;\\:-l^ A-L.-tLl-iUtt
4uto*Fu0togi_ip]i AIIhhiibs,
Plioto-AlbuBte «>£ Pictures and
Poetry.
^!,.!:io^ ■:?.--.';:*■-iji'li-'f! ;ni;n3 Psv>? ycT-liiCi?^;''!.
i the
The 'Sriuii-o hade
A lui
She
That sbi
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L:*v is! r
Then ro
And SWI
. lo cap the clii
experiment was lately
the union of two live
.to a certain degree, I
■as, indeed, produced j
odticed spontaneously
phenomena, the Bitty: ■
i Albino species, were
ut, probably as being
isr darker brethren. An
right aide of the one,
other, engaging tbe skin
ier it. Tbe surfaces of
it closely together by
.il tbe sixth day, when
ntion was found to have
walked side by side, be-
,nd. An attempt was
e mouth of one, but did
nnd r--n;!,,t;or, of Ihn Southern and
oast of California, as well as with that
ind Washiotftoo Territories, feels conli-
e will be aiilo to give entire sali inaction
who maj entrust their business to Lia
jyis
......... .
THE Cll * l 3 BEST
FI 'EFFiFFF
sS'i.:':.!.::.
"It is yourtton-eB, my R
Oh, Juliut:! Ia it possible
"1 was. Indi'iv: now tot'
abated;
What ails you, love, yoi
"Si, no, mj _ae_: I too
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111!
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tali
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to v,';*;.*' hia tail or
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be ready to have Chi
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SA1V FRAWCJSCO.
E'lPLOVlHEUT OFFICE /.ND
STANDARD AUTHORS,
Ai-sbrotype Copies of Fine Pictures
siJ-0 hjiiail.&;__■«■-.
Grs
AGssi'JCY.
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In au introduction to the writings of Wasbing--
fon, pnb:i;hijd n few years ago iu France, thai
distinguished Prime Minister and statesman, M,
Guizot thus remarks :
"Washington bad not those brilliant and extraordinary qualities which strike tbe imagination of
men at the first glance. He did not belong to the
class of men of vivid genius, who pant for an opportunity of display, are impelled by great
thought, or great passions, and diffuse around
them the wealth of their own natures before any
outward occasion or necessity calls for its employment.
Free from a'l internal restlessness, end the
promptings nnd pride of ambition, Washington
did not seek opportunities to distinguish himself
and never aspired to lbs* gdeuraUon -1 ;-.^ world.
His spirit so resolute, bis heart so 1<.,'!;.", wa- -. -o-
fouudly calm and modest. Capable of rising to
the level with the highest destiny, he might have
.lived in ignorance of bis real power without suffering for it, and have found in tl cultivation qj
his estates; a satisfactory employment (or those
energetic faculties which were to be pn
to the task ofcommauding armies and f
Government."
The Gieat Lord Chancellor Erskine, thus addressed Washington ou his retirement from the
Presidency :
l,I have taken the liberty to Introduce ycur
august and immortal name in a sentence whieh is.
to be found in the book which I send you. I have
a large and valuable acquaintance among the most
valued and exalted classes of men, but you. are
the only human being for whom I ever felt an awful reverence, I prt-y God to grant a long and
serene evening J;o a life so gloriously devoted to
the universal happiness oi the world."
Phillips the great British orator, expressed himself as follows :
■'•It matters very little wbati_-medIat-8pot may
bethe birth-place of each a man as Washington
No people pan c) .lm, no country can appropriate
hUa—thebftoo ■ Providence to the human race
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si, ..i.i.i s_ j. „_..__ Ui. ■. !\}t.
mailings of Chatliolic c
.11 that has been done,
rr and widows, if, all
■ very protectors t
•:H2:s Cz '; 'Jl'ATiONISK;
Q-KNTS FOB AMERICAN
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Hotels
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£ f.-:' ■"::■': "..iff f SscaStSt
Bestorative
»S __3C MOST VALtABLE AND UNSURPASSED BEM-
K,odi toe HI ti.'u inssti'.-'.:-. and Gnu I. to be found In ihs world
ii. : tu own at present. The discoverer of Lhe abovit-
medicine sloes claim ita infallibility in all cases of Rheumatism and l.loul—when used accm-jUng to direction—
and does offer a reward of Ave thousand dollars lo Bfty
nifiilicine thsi.t v,--!l uiii'..r-f'.:ir4c it. and imsuLirsU- vc^fetfiblu.
This Docter i>s enaUedto offer the abovjp reward on aocouul
of hie having used the aborfl for ten jr-eara in hie practice,
t-BdhasneTer known it to fail in tbe cure ofthe wiOBtpro-
trrxttir! f;;,.s<-s (.f TIIk*uii-.-aiisos and Gout. -h*. Adolnliuii in
known and highly celebrated all oyer tne State,, for his
cures irj.KliPiimi'il-i-ni. Mont a;id Ghrosvist Diseases.
Tn ssco'.-olary nml t.-.Thsu-y ;?y|ihilip, S*ro!'*i!a, ei.iarrrt-
naent ofthe Glands, Bropsy,. and all nervous and Guii*.-
neona Diseases and the wh<e train af Chronic Di>spasesr
whotrt very n»ine is a terror as well to the Physician us
'os the patieat, thia medicaid has proved to w snpsrlorta
any in exietenco, and haa eured them in no short a time
that they appeared like being abolished by magic uillu--
ence ; in fact a. few raore such ..lisusoveriee, and drug-
f*ista will no! »eed toieep alot of useless ffledfcineebil
I band, nhenei r they are prescribed once in a ten score,
! I'm', -':■■, ■ ',•' ',;-,- r.i-.no Ihoir oroi.ortit's. in whicli tlioir
'there was actually any in them.
A. KOJHAIf &
Dd-ti* Montgomery stree
-''iv f.'-FF ■
: 'Bindsrs, Paper E'ttiars. anc
to cause the Catbo
,o beaten, and th(
,ise their hands
the Christian
■He enough, some ttae|A4
.era of religion to pray Ah
tg ship of State ; but, i ',>■■
heir prayers would be j .\;'
and order them to be; '-'•-■■
isord-j-edand yoi.
f blood is impure, ah"
1 it will surely
■;t on viiiu' oil wo I a
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notion and give--
In the human body—
therefore it has-
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A> ..rsiar ■ .-j
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that i Iin above medi
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hing, bat that he
has through tbeintro
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;i own piysician In th
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can be had for
jrtain rem uneratio
ns, applicatror.ii oi frii
-nd:-. or by thfl
in half to ds ath, fur
eve. themori
orihhis'strasli. i ■■"■
ill therefore leave to t
bnse in wani of
have been cored
tion far more
te Of S. -I"--. r. - in-'
far from being
Down to them in w
ant of meiHcal aid.
But should anv
>ae oarS tor irrti-en
teotimoniafear
ertiflcatea rega/di
ig the cures performe
,1 by thia meat.
(Successors to Hawklrurst fisSon*)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
AND MANOFAOTCllEBS OF
BroomS; Fails3 Tubs, Washboards,
I JIAVE KECEIv-EP, EX RFCENX ARRIVAL.0 the Sneit and
For*aleby -FF-FFrs.
^OESTS.—Crowel k Crane, corner of Clay and Front
;reets—Redington & Co.. Chtv street—Morril, cornerrf
'ashington and Battery r-i';..'.';in Francisoo. je__m8
Agesit for J_os An£;ts*-,pR-
;:.■■- ■ !. :\ Fr.'\,r/:.
His
ed and the earth rocked, when lhe storm pssf
how pure was tbe climate, u^ff bright in the br
of the firmament was the planet whicli was revs
ed to us 1 In tbe production of Washington
does really appear us if
imp rove upon herself,!
the ancient
paratory tc
Mr.Allis
Gplendii] pi
"A soldi
■lure was endeavoring to
d that all tbe virtues ol
it M) man; studies pre-
Lorian, thus closed
nf-ton :
sud patriotism rat*h;
atr edifice of mixed stylo, in which Gothic architecture baa usurped the place of the Roman. lis;
original painting its afiniir-djlc sculptured cimir i
aud Roma- capitals, are adornea with profuse I
ornaments, which are attractsnr.* msriib'.-rs oi visl-.
tors. This U naple i i all that remains ef those eitie?;
described bj Puny and by Strabo ; the Gulf of
VINB GROWERS.
Making.
"FFFiFixF
E A
S
T 0 E
S3
rjlHE
1 An
Pasinr
nil Hi
mil lit
undorsi^r
-ii
nforms the ci
(fiat be has o
y. and has an
Jling, attached
lover and gra
public patroiu
i-'ens of Los
ie of tbe best
sbundanf-e ol
to sum", with
s, both greea
ge, at tbe low
ed to bis
Glovernm
;nt ts
unlnspire
d wi;
He was a
frien
not to tb(
pratioal i
deaa.
highest g
even ami
I tra
Bl__L
vertises
a vei
ell
ten time
vine grower in the State,
s orders to
A. ROMAN & CO,,
API
Butler.
utler, a brother of General one hundred t
3,000,000 plaatatloo near Elizabeth that t
HOldiars aro employed to preserved, but .
| CULTIVAD011ES BE VISAS!
Ilvlodo de Caltivar las Vinas, Hacer,
y ;SS-iSo do Tratar lost Vinos.
I nON NO'l'AS Mibni Agncnitnr:. y I Tort ri.lltnra
\\j ])i-.-.l.ini..l:is ..or A. 0. HS.KASZ.Tir.', (;,,-
mlsionado no..,!,,,,.!» nor la Leeinlatlir* para Itl-
jalrlo p.n tloben ds tlii
ROMAN y CA.
p£. liovin:
Lou Anselei
August 18, 186!
I' O E
San Luis Obispo, Santa
San Pedro and San
(f^X^f;;^''-
d until fu
::'■;;:■, ::....-.:
:.: : / .■ ' '■ ^h'.elIjA
stillingi a,
—OB—
:: F ■ ,".' ' 5YBUP-
IT is highly recoaimflnded by phveiciane to cure ftl
fi-HowiijL- diM..astssi, hiivi-s- their orltsn in a disordt'rctl
state of ibss blood.
berofula, Titter Or Salt Rheum, Srs'ld bead. Canker,
L"iee:-si!. Ir.ns and Enlargement of the Joints,
Cancerous Tuinprs, Eryaipelae,
King's Evil, St. Ahthony's Fire. White Swellings,
Obstinate Kr-i-.tions, Pimples on the Face,
ttheumatiaio, Blotches, Pustules,
Dyspepsia. SuO.
Syphilis and Mercurial Affections are ennui;
Chlorosis oi' obisyruelioiis in I'Vn'ales,
J.eueon-hoa or'iVhi los;, sire ro.ifved by the
use of this MEDJC1NE.
Tiie medical pnioerlics of f.:;ir.-.ii])nvil]a in oonj unci ion
with Stillingia are well known hv all medical mentobe
the beat compotrnd yet discovered to cleanae aad purify
the blood, and eradicate all bun-ora from the system.
V.'e nave given the recipe to most physicians In tn*
country, that thfty may know what they are using; and
will eo:iti:iue to send it by mail to those dtisirons of kneil-
ing the ingredients epter-ing into its composition, Ihat
j they may prescribe it in their pr act loe,
l This preparation stands ai the head of tlio list ef renie-
foT curing all diseases arising from impurities in tlie
blond pr dise&Bed matter lurking in the system.
Thoosniids who have used thel-l 1 Hint-iaand Sarsnpai'iU"-
will testify to its remarknble el'.esd, in removing all im-pn-
rilie:' froiii their l.sbi'»l. .ftvini; tone and vi.t-ov to '.lie whole
iiuiniin f:-ri.i:ie, nn ti re.it ui-i :i j; u iioaltiiy action to all tbe
functions of the body.
The te,.limonbiIs reeei■,-,'sd in its favor from many 111 embers of the i.ii.'diestl Faculty would, were we to publish
them, (ill a latgei olume.
Tt is i.,feii:i.re(.l innler bim supervision of one of ihe eldest and best practieai chemtets in the country. (Mr. Vf.fi
Merrill, Cincinoati,) so as to ioanre an uniformity of
.'■ i 1 ...', !■'■...,» . ■ ,■ and cleanse the blond,.
".;■-;, ;; F.: CO.. A«ents,
d-OO and -1II Ciay .street, San Francisco.
l-.„. YCfi ■",":"".:.'.; /";:■■.:.; :':.::rsic;; Kali,
> Malit street, I.os Angeles.
:f„ ::'.;. :a.■;;.,,:^5
AGES- 07
A. (a ";] ii 'F:,y, ■:■_ ^iiCTr,
3T & SHOE MANUFACTURER.
On the 3d and 13th of each MonU
ATii O'CLOCK*
1 of Lading will h<
s: :-o assorted ;
:rs, 'FFsz
Oaliforl
lied to.
Qnatlt.
VOL. XIII.
LOS ANGELES, CAL., SATUEDAY, MAY 9, 1863.
NO. 1.
Cos .Angeles Star:
PUni-ISlIED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
At the STAR BUILDINGS, Spring Street, Lo
&TI II. BABHTON.
TERMS:
Subricrtptions.per annum,in advance-. .$5 00
For Six Months 3 00
For Three Months - 00
Single Number 0 I2J
Advertisements Inserted at Two Dollars per square
often lines, for the first insertion; and One
Dollar per square f'or each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction made to yearly Advertisers.
San Francisco Aemcy.
Kr.O. A, Cl.tA.NB is the only authori^d agent
for the fios Anoeuss Star in San F rune is no.
All orders left at bis olfice, Northwest comer of
"Washington and Sansome streets*1. Government
■ ilding, (up stairs) will be promptly attended fo.
H O T ELS.
BELLA UNION HOTEL,
LOS AVCELES,
JOHN KING & iTliiiVrtY HAMilKL,
Propiietoi's.
niHE SUBSCRIBERS linrin? lea»erl the ahove
1 nairm.l H.itnl.-wish to a«»tlro their Irii.ntls
anil the travelling iinblic that thlty will endeavor
to keep the Bulla Union what it has always been.
TIIE UK ST HOTEL
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
Families can be accommodated with large, airy
rooms, or suits of rooms, well furnished.
Tlie Bills of Fare
shall be inferior to none in the State.
AU me Stages
to and from Los Angeles arrive at and depart from
this Hotel.
The liar ami Billiard' Saloons
shall receive the most strict atu-ntian, and the
patrons i-hall find Hi at. tliis bouse will be carried
litshuss Carts.
DR. J. C.WELSH,
PIIYSICIAK ASVD SITR«I'*©JV
Office. CITY DRUG STORE,
Main street, Bos Angele?.
Oilicc hours, 9 to 1?, »i i and 2 to 9. p.m.
AniruBt 1, 18S9.
S. & A. LAZARD,
FMPORT-RS,
And Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Ffsncla, .English and American
1) ry Goods.
Dome* of Melius Kow, Los Angeles, 1 G2
PHINEAS BANNING,
POKWARDING and COMMISSION
AGENT,
New San Pedro and Los Angeles.
Song—L,IZ21E DIES TO-NIGHT.
A card was found among tbe effects of tlie wreck
?<1 steamer Hungarian, bearing the inscription
'Lizzie dies to-night.'-
'Twas hard, our parting, mother dear,
It gave you untold pain ;
But hopes were bright within our heartB
Tbat we sbonld meet again.
There's health upon my cheek once more
And in my eye new tight,
■'Twill be quenched in ocean's gloom,
Lor Lizzie dies to-ni'/lit,
Lizzie dies to-night, mother,
Lizzie dies to-night.
I've been so happy mother dp;*.r.
When brightest r-ummer smiled,
The friends
/ho 1
id i
way,
* a first class Hotel (
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