H
f oct's Cffriwr.
[Trim th.   Louisville Journal.]
THE WORLD IS Fir---. OF BBAUTV.
There is beauty iu the forest
Where tiie trees are green ami fair ;
There is beauty in the meadow
Where wild flowers scent the air ;
There is beauty in the sunlight
And tho soft, blue beam above ;
Oh! the world ia full or.sauty
When the heart is full of love!
There is beauty inthe fountain,
Singing gaily at its play,
While the rainbow bit s are glittering
On its silvery. shinins spray ;
Ther. is beauty* in the streamlet,
Murmuring softly through; the grove ;
Oh ! the world is full of beauty
Wheu tin. heart is full of love.
There is beauty in the moonlight
When it falls upou the sea,
While tho blue, foa-n crested billows
Dance and .'rolic joyously ;
There's beauty in the lightning gleams
That o'er the dark waves rove ;
Oh ! the world is foil of beauty
When the heart is full of love!
There is beauty in the brightness
Beaming from a loving eye ;
In the warm blush of aff-ction.
In the tear of sympathy !
In the sweet, low voice whose accents
The spirit's gladness prove!
Oh ! the world ts full of beauty
When the heart is full of love !
Mixsii.
THE DKUSKARH1. WIFE.
Weary and sad 1 bin sitting alone.
With a dying babe at a cob! h ■nvthstonc ;
And list tothesoundofthedriftingsnow;
Oh, how unlike to long ago!
Those gilded dreamshftve passed away
Tuat filled my heart ou its marriage day,
Arid the trembling tear-Imps' silent flow
Are the tribute tears of long ago.
Oh, the hidden power of lhe sparkling wine
Can banish love from its holiest shrine,
And place in its stead a wreath of wo
In the faded hopes of long ago.
The crowning joy of a woman's life
Is hreathed in the blissful name of wife ;
And the deepest pang her heart cau know
Is the blighted love ol long ago.
Wilmington Statesman.
Important Folia-enl Movmnent-Another Party
In the Field.
The Mountain Democrat, published at Placer-
Ule—a leading- Democratic paper in El D-rado
county—has heretofore refused to support theuoin-
Uationa made bv the Democratic State Convention.
In its issue of Saturday last, it contains the following, important-!ftrue, anaouueeraent: -There is
rumor verv prevalent in-our city, that a nivmber
fgentlemen from tbe different counties in the
■tate. opposed tu Know Nothingism, met in Con
v-etitiou in Sau Francisco lately, and nominated- the
, allowing ticket. The candidates, it is said,-gave
positive assurance tbat they had always opposed
the Knew Nothing movement, mid that they always
.vottltl. On a certain day a number of the tead-
ng papers of the State i.re to raise the ticket, but
lot until after the action of the Know Nothing
•State Convention. It is further -tateil, that the a
olest and most distinguished speakers in California
have Mint-to .red their services SastuUip the Statin- tlio ticket. Tlie Convention was held so>secret
ly and quietly that even the-Utile bird' of the- State
journal, with its acknowledged _Qfciouan___ and
lenetratiou. failed to gain admittance. VTe are
ntiini-tely acquainted with some of the candidates,
md know them to be met> Of ability, influence and
.vorlh. and of irreproachable charaot-f- The can
Hdate from our own comity, we are smtisfied, will
lead his opponent three thousand in El Dorado*. A
purer or more competent Judge does not lire on
the shores of the Pacific. The tongue of slander
in* never dared to whisper aught against him.
For Governor.—L. Al.nicn.
For Lieut. Governor.—I*.-.'. David DoC-LASS.
Forjudge ofthe Supreme Court, — JOHN II.
Howell, full term; CHARt-fi.. M. CrbASOR, unexpired term,
State Comptroller.--■Mr. S\rbrr,
State Treasurer—Joh_7 T.('itEN.siT.vw.
Surveyor General,—CHARLES H. Thomas.
Attorney General.—CaLHOUN Besham,
State Printer.—['ail  Morrill.
Gen. Douglass, Judge Howell,and Calhoun Ben-
inm have heretofore acted with the Whig party,
butthey are now. we understand, since the Whigs
have abandoned their principles and joined the
■.now Nothings, heart and soul with the Democra
cy. Every candid ate on the ticket endorses to the
fullest extent the Nebraska  bill.    Rumor furthei
.ays that J. R. Malouey, J. W. McCorkle and 	
Dudley, were nominated for State Prison Directors,
"ml thi_ seems improbable."—-[& F. IT 'raid.
f tgg]" ^bbfrtiscntt-ts.      I Sim _fwdm %hbttlkmnte. ffig Jfraiwko _..fiirfsf,ni.nts.
IA" AU'lilOlUTV.
NOTICE.
Ofthe Establishment of ait additional Land
Office inthe TERRITORY OF OREGON.
TN'pursuance of tlio act of Congress, approve. February
I 11, 1*. ■,!->. enlille.l "An ii.-l Lsteslstbli.-h an itssililiiuu.
LindilirilrletintheTI-KKITOUYUF OKia.O-V to Le called
he Urnpqna district, em-fci-iutins till tho l_iul I. ,.
.ftherom-th.itan.liinIiiaraIli-1. it is ho'-by ■.es.-Liri*,! ant!
n-.-li* known, that the Umt Oilier* for sai.l district han been
l..esvlt-(t. bv the l>ri-.i,k>iit o? the Unites! Stairs*.-, at I-lie
1 \VlN"L"Hl-:*_Tr;!t, in -aid Territory, until otherwise
Given under my hand at tho City off Washington, thi.
ITth day of May. A. 1>. 1865.
JOHN- WILSON,
Commissioner nf the General Land 0£ice-
Iv 14. IMB. No.9—-W
U. S, LA.\I> OFFICE,
I_us Angel-*, Cnl,
*\TO__CE IS -IL-IU'HV (..WEN TO ALL SETTI,ER*f ON
il the tollij'.viiifi described hinds, that thi.nilic.nil '.lat*-
of sutnlivisiui-s into sections cf the totlnw-nii*; -.vholeainLtrae
ionat townshiin have been IH*_<_ iu this offi*. : and the tan
■.quires vou .tumid lib: your declsiratin-v statements mm;
sffic© in Ls,h lUg-loa, before tho 10th day of _eptombo"r next
3,000 px_s, d&it*.. _iaoiotjs_».
Chemical., Dye sui.-s. Paints, OH_,
Turpeit-lne- Perfumery, Fancy
Gooda, l_.ru.l-e_, *-*_.., Ac.
Henry Johnson   ■* Co.
W H O I. E S A L I.    DRUGGISTS
146 Washington street, San Francisco,
FF1<]1. B_K SALE to the trade the largest and b<=
nt of Honda, in th.ii-line, ever im'iorli.il Into Call
.ornia. to which they invite the attention ut country buy
ers, will) will iiml It lo theii' advantage to examine th'.i:
stock, a.itlu-v an-licterr-iiin-sl to Bell at the lowest rats
i.ootin can be afforded for: Th
linxl from the best i____(_eti
he best quality, __ la    .-■■-'.
29
e.i.is*.
Witness my hand th
Los A_g_les, June 0.
(Mount Diablo I c
a 9th dav of June, 1855.
IJ. P. DORSEY.  Rj_._n__.
1855. No. 4—Sin
Ulisallititccnt..
A JVovrl Mmli* to \>ny tlie Printer.
We clip the following from an exchange paper
for the benefit of those of our farmer friends,
who are fearful if they subscribe they can'tpaytlu
Printer. We would like a great many subscribers on tbe same terms:
" Early ia the spring of 18—, I casually happened up to the o!fice of ray friend C, whom I found
earnestly engaged in a spirited oonversation with
farmer B. Just as I entered the o-iljco, tlie farmer,
with a very vehement gesticulation, flinging his
arm-- mi-I-air. then lower ng tbeni a* if to pump
out his words in the conclusions of a sentence, in
answer to a qaesilou iv-ked by an editor, ''Can't
■fiord it. sir ; should Mice to take your paper, sir.
but can't afford it; country is uew and e_-p_jd.es
high! must provide for my family first, as t once
read in the newspaper."
•' I can." resumed the editor, ■' show you a novel
■way to pay the printer. I will cite you to it, not
because I want to get your subscription money, hut
merely to convince you that you are perfectly abb
to take a paper, and can afford it, and after takin*
it, will be thoroughly convinced that it would be
showing charity at home. You have hen.*" at home.
ot course. Well. I witl sen 1 yon my p toet for th
proceedsof one single h-.n for the season, merely
the procee'ls, It seein-i tr.i_iug, prepisterous, to
imagine theprociieds of a single b"U will p ty th
subrcription, p jrhap- It won't; but I in.ik. the oil'
"Doite," said farmer B,. '-I agree to it," and h.
app^aled to me as a witness in the affair.
The fanner went aw.-y apparently much elated
in his conquest, and the editor '• went on his way
rejo c'mg."
i'ime rolled round, and the worl. r"vo!ved on
its axis, and the sun moved in its orbit just as it
formerly did ; the farmer received his pa^i ir regularly, and regaled himself with the information ob
tained irom it. H-. not only knew ofthe iffairsin
his own cou .try. but becstin,; conversant ■ po:i th
leading topics ofthe day, and the politic il a.id li-
nancial convulsions of the time.. His children
delight d. too, in perming the contents of their
we'tkly visitor. Ii short, he said b-. was "surprised at the progress of hint, elf and family in general
information.-1'
Sot)}-tim. in the month of September. I happen
ed again up in the office, wlenwlioshould step in,
but our friend the farm.'*,
■•How df-you do, Mr. B.,''said the editor,extending his hand' and his countenancs lit up with a
bland Btnil., " take a chair, sir, andbe*»eate-I, fine
weather we are having."'
" Yes, sir, quite fine, indeed,'" answered the fur-
in^r,-haking the proffered "paw" ot _heeditor
and then a short silence eQsaed. du 'ing which om
friend B., hitched bis chair backward and forward,
and twirling his thumbs abstractedly, a,ul spitting
profusely. Starting up quickly, ha Baid, addres -
ing te editor, " Mr. C. I've brought you the proceeds of that hen."
It was amusina: to see the peculiar expression of
the editor, as he followed the fanner down to th
wagon. I could hardly keep my risables down
when at t e wagon the farmer commenced handing
over to the editor the products ofthe hen, which
on beiug counted amounted to eighteen pullet*.
worth a shilling each, and a number of dozen egg-.
making the aggregate at the least calculation.
$2.50. one dollar more than the price of tlie paper.
"No need," said he, '• of men not taking a fatn ly
newspaper, and paying for it too. I don't miss
this from my roost, yet I have paid a years'' subscription and a dollar over. All lolly, sir. there's
no man bntcari ^ike a paper ; il'scharity you know
on-mr-mces at ho,ne.''
" But," returned the editor, '• I will pay you for
•what tuere is over the subscription. I d d not in
nt.tute this as a means of profit, but rather to con*.
■Tineeyjii.    I will pay you all—"
"Net a bit of it. sir ; a bargain is a bargain, and
I am already, paid, doubly paid. sir. And when
ever a u.ighbor makes the complaint I did, I will
■cite t© him the hen story. Good day gentlemen.''
Afte. his departure the editor and myself had a
beai ty laugh at tbe novelty of the idea, and the
■complete success of the enterprise. Many a sub-
acriber did t.e farmer send in, and in the course ot
a number of years, during which he continued to
take the paper, it was his wont to relate his novel
sttiode of paying the printer to hla guests, which
w^re not a few, for hi3 general information, for
which he always-banked the editor, made him a
desirable,companion, both to old and young and of
invaluable service to the community in which be
lived. He became noted as a man of much reading
and a njan of ejttenBlve information. As he was
courted by the wise, so did he court the company
ofthe illiterate, aud many are the individuals whose
souls were ligbted by the lamp ef his knowledge.
Hi** motto was ever " My light is none the less for
lighting that of my neighbors/' Emulate it, kind
reader.
"Various Wnr Items.
Said Pasha, Viceroy of Egypt, has given orders
F'ir the construction of the railway across the
[sthnusof Suez. 81 miles. Rail, will be sent from
England, and the work will be executed by the
Pasha's own French engineers.
A contract is said to have been entered into with
L. Gisborne, for a telegraph from Constantinople
to Egypt.
Official accounts state that the total number of
lives lost in the eatiiquake at Hrnussa, February
.-.was ._., namely, 44. in the first shock, and 20_
in the second. Beside the loss of life, oa.-li.th ol
the city was destroyed by fire.
Letters from the Sisters of Mercy, of whom there
are sixiy-tbree within SebastopoL portray in fei.ely
colors the scenes ot carnage they have to witness
md give a romantic account of their celebrating
iivine worship In the MaMkofFTower while it was
mde: the fir., of the enemy in the recent bombard-
neat,
American fi harp !_ Hooter* c*»*^n^e_! In tit*
Defence of Selnastopol.
A gentleman ofthis city received by the steam
er of yesterday, a letter from a young friend who
it tbe date ol the Ictterwas fighting in the rank
of the Russian forces at Sebastopol. The following
is an extract from tbe latter :
" F<__TB_sa of Serastotol.
•■'* ■*.*•*-.*.*■*■- I_jh getting along pretty well, although «n__*-.w„at troubled with an at
fack of a fever- prevailing l.-'-r. at, this time. Myself, with some four bundi'i-i. and fifty '• Yankee
boys," have done our shai a in diefevVuis; the strongest military works in the world.. Wc are on duty
only in the day time, aud use- r>-oihing hut the long
American rifle. Dr. Tenbroeck is with v-f, andsoint
forty other American physic ans;- they are employ
ed constantly night and day. W- fare*- well, am
Are universal favorites with the Ku.sianp. * * *
FllsEI.V Mai_;iiall."
This letter was received at Bn&ijon or-ly a few
days prior to tbe departure of the wail for California, and t-he extract above inserted- is therefore late
lows from, the " Russo-Anurioam Allies." It ap-
P'-ars that their services ar. only required in the
day tim", when t!r> >• ic-'vi.i-_iteriug parties sent out
| by the French aud E iglisli Iweor.i' eaty targets f.. i
the experienced riflemen.—[S. F. Herald.
ST \TK OF CALIFORNIA,  1
COUXTY OF   LOS   ANGELES, Sct.     >
The People of the State of California,
To Alexander Puett and James IL Weatli.rsby,
You are hcrebv -ummoiied to npi-ear heiore me. Wm. B
Ostium, si, Justice ofthe Pen re. ofthe Toivnshipand Count;
of Los Angeles, nt mv ollice in thf city of Los Angeles, ot
the ninth dav of August. A. D. 1366, at ten o'clock A. _l
'■f saisl dav to answer the complaint- of O7.r0 W. Childs,
ot'y.uS... "
8 on a note made by yon paya
.lain till.
And on failure to appear and answer Judrj-ment will In
rendererl against vou for $129 88. and costs thereon.
Given under m, hand litis .th day of July. A. P 1855.
WM. 3. OSlilr_.N,
ofthe
<■ .n_»les, July 7, 1855.
No.
STATE OF C-.LIFOKI.IA,   I
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, SS.    ,
IG. T BUtUULL, an actiiv. N"otary Public in and for thi
County and State aforesaid, hereby certify thaton thi
t_th day of.lnlv 1«ft5, comes ,l_nc l-tobinsim before me, ehi
■>eing a'married woman ..siding in the. State aforesaid ti
me personally known as such, and being desirous to aval
herself of the. benefit of " Au Act to authorize married wo
m.n to transact business iu their own ninwe as sole tra
lera," passed April t_H_, 1852 ; deelnres that she intend:
ro carry on husiijess in her own name and on her own ac
■nunt as a merchant and trader, iu the b-ving and seltin;
ifgoort., wares and merchandise, and that theasnomit o
.■apital is five thousaml shdlars, by her invested.
In witness whereof 1 have hereunto.set my hand and __i-
■tl m v notarial,;,-1*',, the day and year nhove written.
,_.-_,, G. THOMPSON nUKRILL,
Notary Public.
r:ast -I-
■call receiv
ml their Lru;.:! :-._e
of the lirm 1_ t!
.vor to keep op theii
the best quairty   o
tint llrti-,hes.
"litcwi.shlh-iishea'
iicivinKl-ru-hes.
Sweedisli Lrrc'ilC:
rnll'-ssr-ortniet of Pal ent Medicines of ever-
and crtry other _-i-tieleap--ei-taininjr l-iim
.Tayne.' Family    MediciDett,    Hollow
cut, Sand's Sarsa-iarill-i., MofEat'fl   PHb
119 nml 131 _a.r.._n<-i._uSf.t 1, Sni,   li
Centrally located between t-nflWm! ami Moiitpi	
in the immediate viciniiy ofthe Niisur.v'-.n and HJ-j-.j:-*- ,..'■
,l,ip Co.'s Otlic.es, Am Framisco. "»■
GI tEAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF BOARD AT IHE
"WHAT CHEER HOUSE,
Nos. 119 and: 121 Sacramento street*
SAN __l-.Ki.lB_0, L..L. *
(pr. 00 Tcr W«l( -
SI 00 Pir_-j-
50 tts Per Meal.
L0JDGIN08 ON THK MOST KEASO.VAPIE TFBMSj
From t_S to «6 Per M>, i(.
Prom DO tis. lo Si Per A'lght,
" ~ -There are EIGHTV^INGLE ROOMS, nited up -n(..
jd in the neatest iinu.nev. at from 75' cts. to £1 *._,
nd froxti 85 to $f> jler week.
lie privilege of r_.I-.l-: 1!ATH_ ia also e_lenO__ toti_-
patroBH of tbe h»u.e
B. B. WOOIrtVARP. Proprietor
May, 20, 1855. No. 2—.m
WM. Y. PATCH.    CHAS'. CLAYi'-iN.
Patoli, Clayton. & Co.,
f,roiiiic- Commission! l$.r%tnt$;
....AND ....
GENERAL AGENTS:
No. 40 Clay Street,, .plow Davis,
SAN   FRANCISCO.
Goods Stored in Fire-Proof Warc-flonsrs,
fl_5" Liberal Cash Adva
July 21, 1855.
w
SEALED F-i-Ol'O.-AI-S,
ILL be received at the office  of thtf ___I_t_„t Qui
ial to he .-let:
auch periods
*ed at   i
Ax AFFAj-a ov- Hi>N'0!t.— __ii.ii 3.U0 vvtistheitoenp
of no little sui]iisi>iiiB;i,t on Friday hist, snys tin
G taveras Chronicle. It i.pp"ar-* tliat a dispim
arose ivtwe-'ii a bart-_F and a Dutchman—ttifl bar
iis-T Ofi-ping to bft the i-utclnni i that lt_ could no'
r.de a horse, which bet mis aoeepted. Tim Dutch
nasi apoi'oachtid the horse cautiously.. pruni. into
the _addle. and supposing the horse to be vicioti--.
put hitn.i-lf iiito a position not easily to b-* upset
rotleup and down the Btreet on a trot, pact- and
canter, to tli*> satisliic^on of tbe crowd, and found
the aii'ina! as g-ntle fta a s-heep. Re dis - ouutei.
■v id claimed the st'ik->, which the barber refused to
fivt njx, .ayittg it was the saddle he rode and noi
the hots.. At this Mr. D.itch-n;iii became enratre-l
and proceeded to take the worth of bis _,ve jjollar
out of the barber'', person'. In a short, time, bow
ever, a chafelensr*'. ia due form, was given by the
fiarher, and accept?d- by the Dirtcliman. Pistols?
and seconds were tfi-ooured, the partiea were placer
in, their proper place, two rounds were fired—net
t.iiet were hurt. The distance, was eight, p?ces. lm
after a Careful e_am,'.alion it was foilo 1 fiat th
p'stols ooitained notlan^ bit powler.    Th'prin
p-vls were arrested a:td brniiilit bi'f'ore. a ma<is
trate, who, after a due investigation, ii.scliarged
them, and ordered the arr-a_ of Iho seconds. They
shortly af't'jr- made theii app_ar_yice before th
■Iiistice, who,, after ma-hire deliberatio i. ■ rdered
that they pay the " whisky" and ba absolved from
all blame in the matter.
hi* re.eive-I at the oil
*ter Fort Tejon Cat.,
tis of i.-rley, wi-th, tlj.s iiri-
ired thousand pounds, additioi
'nst in such quantities and at
■ected.
lion I a.nd sa_irient'i_" appro-ved "Conii's to ihe amount ol
ihe Contra,-1 will be required f.r the fai.hful performance
if the conditions of the contract.
The undersigned reserves ihe right to reject such bid-
aft inav not (>e in conformity to the above RtipulaWnt*->.
Proposids will be "losed o'n Mr-tnUiy, Aiig-u.t 20th 1855, _1
12 o'clock A. H-, and must be er.dorsed -'Proposals for.fur-
tiaht_g Barley Fort Tejon Cal-"1
R. W. KIRKHAM.
Capt. a.d Abjc. Quar. Master U. s_. Anny
June'3-, 1855. No. "—td
11. B. T U Ji' n E li.
l_?I_i®--D^ CD IS
—AND—
Contraissi.n ||lct*.t|.stti
44  CLAY  STREET,"
(Between Davis and Drum,)
Casti Ailvnuced on  Coiwlgnmcnts,
SAN FRANCISCO.
July 21,  1856. No. ID—Pra
Jones, Tobin & Co.
IMPORTERS   AND    JOBBERS,
Sncrcmci._«!_tr-ut, comer .aiitonie,
San F it a n c i s c o.
or i
SHERIFF'S SALE.
JOHN WARD
VS.
JOHN L..MO..MAN AND NANCY H. M0S3MAN.
BY VIRTUE"f an order of sale on tlie foreclosure
mortgage in- tbe above ca-e, issued out ofthe Ilistri
'siurt of the "1st judicial I lis trict, mm I.os Angeles Cotinti
aate of California, and to tne rtire.tm.lv I wilt sell at Pub-
lie -uctionat the Court House door in the City ol'f.o.s An
.-ele<, on the IRtli slay of August nest, at 10 o'clock A. M.
he foi low in.'- de-eribed properly, to wit :—-r .11 that certain
ract or parcel oflan 1 lvini^ and being in Ibe City of Lo-
Vn-ri'les, tos-etber Titli one certain l.rie!i House thereon,
icing part of Lot No.l, in Block number hree in O.d.t Sur-
.-e.y. au 1 -escribed as follows, to wit :—Beginning on Main
'treet forty-*flX feet frrim tiiec >■ nerorTbinl Street, thence
>oi-th-ivesterly parallel with Th.ird Street .me hundredand
_sty five feet, thence _orth--%_terly parallel with Ma-i.
-treet forty-six feet, thence S''>u,tb easterly parallel will
i.-sit lirt.e one hundred and sixty-five feet to Main S'.reel
theuce forty-.ix feet to the plan**, of baztuning. '!.ElLil.~
3AJSH.
Los Angeles, July 27th, A. D. ISM.     .
J. R. BARTON, Sn.RtTT.
T/is Ane«__*i, July 2S, 1855. No. 11 - t.d*
Ix the District C.h-rt of the First .1_i>icial Distbict. L ).*■
A:"
PURSUa
-fudge
.&-i (_00_T_. Sr. TE OF CaL-POBMI/
FELIPK LUGO um, Insolvciit IJchtor.
Tn ficraallcr of
The- Wachit- gold difiKiaafl liave at length ijpen
heard from, a person having arrived at Austin, Tex
as*-, from; the sces-ie of operation*. About five Imn-
drad Kojd seekers are at work ths»re, on the Red
Fork (_f the Arkansas river, and some works hayi
been Iv.stily constructed to turn the water from th
be 1 ai tiie stream, where a very productive placet
lias been discovered. The adventurers were also
at work on the beds of the creek--, sifting the sand.
Pr;iv.»ions were scarce, as high as tr-n dollar, b.'in,.
given for a bushel of in 'al; and it is thought th_i
if the gold diggings prove very succesnful, much
want ami miff-ring will ensue. The digger, aft
trom Texas, Arkansas and Missouri.
T-TE REiSiw.—-'It was recently _ttued that Colon-
e. Delafleld and Uajov M■ rdecai. the two U. S. Ord*
Bance Offlaejra aent out by the 13, S* Vfar Department to ejaraige the operatioas at Sebastopol, were
refai»ed perajiMton by the French Government to
•visit the French camp. It appeal, that the reason
Iras, tha*. they would not pledge them-elre- ij ot to
Tiait siitfieq-aeotlj tbe Rv_3_'i___ ca__p.
Fatal Accioknt at tiik Falls ok Nf-jftARA.—A
man went over tlie American Falls on the mor"in._
ol June 2'i.l. He was in the act of landing from a
skiff just above the rapids, when he wns carried
away by the cu.renl aud his boat Cap-ized. His
name is u iknown. but he is supposed to have been
on hiiway from Canada with vt*(_c.t.able~.
The Jbwish Ladie. in theFikld—-A meeting
is called on Saturd \y evening next, of all the Jew,
ish ladies in the City, favorable tothe formation
of a Hebrew Benevolent Association, to meet at
the residence of Mrs. Jacob Rich* on Geary street,
to take such steps as may lead to tbe accomplishment of charitable purposes. The meeting takes-
place at 3 p. m.—[S. F. Evening News.
Germans in Texas.—There are said to be no less
than 50,000 German emigrants already loeated in
Texas, and 1500 more are on their way from Hamburg io the port of Indianola. The rapid increase
of population in Texas is shown by the fact that
within a district fifty miles square, west of Tarrant
and'Outhof Dentoii county, about four hundred
families have settled within twelve months.
NT to an order of Hon. BENJAMIN HAYES.
of the First Judicial District aforesaid made
day,—Notice is hereby ginen to all the creditor* ol
the n_L.c_ FELIPE LCGO. to he ami appear before the Hon.
■WNJAMTKlIA-rESafores-i-id. at Chambers or in open Court
in Fri-hiv tlte 14th day of Soptett. ).*•■ 1855. at 10 o'clock in
Hie ftirei'inon of said slay in the City of Los Angeles, then
in" the.-e to show cause if any they can, why- the pr-yei
if said insolvent should not be granted, an assignment ■'>'
lis Estate be made, and lie discharged from his debts a-
an Insolvent Debtor.
Witness my ___(" and the Seal  of said Court this  firs'
lav of Au-iist, A. D. 1855.
JOHN W. SHORE. Clerk:.
per JAMES II. COLEMAN, D_PT
duress (..-ipanics.
furnish
■.ight. .
■'■■ si's  -Exchange,*
.... BY ....
IROOK & JAMES.
.pillar and  . * I " hf__ f,
bovellLTFL. and rteei-tlj  ft! 11.    Ja'.s
Every pomlille exert ion vill tie mad
n-ie lots to render tlie above e.*,tabli.hii.ii, . s    ,   _,
ar in the Stale. ^<J. t —:
■ *fl_
o tht
: r-to-
i iv..
-V57"oil., cfc _E»_*_>xrc->st,
PicM.   and  Preserve Warehouse,
No.   _ Fl'.G.VT Stheet, BETWEEN C-LI.'OllNIA im,-
Sa(_am_jto S—_ets,
• S A .Y  _ JI - .1" e IS C 0.
D.R. PBOVOssj-, Agent.
\TEW Goods—IS
j>              Familh's-
DW
C- ootlfc
—Eiprc-
ly for
100 hf bbls C.
_ h.iidfs ne*
1-H-
us   Mgi;
hf drums
100 hfboxe. i
eiv
-5 bbls Almc
nils
10 bo_e.s n.i
Cil
on.
DRArsSHATV ,_ CO.
Cor California a
d Battery «...
MftT
26, 18B5.
.Ne
. .—tf
Pacific ixpre.s Co
tht ■■PACU-'M' -liMVi STOCK (i.  ^^OT*k
charge of regular Messen^ers,   on   the  Southern   Route to
SANTA FvARBARA.
VONTfiRfiY*
SAN FP.ANCISCO.
SACRAMENTO,
STOCKTON,
and thron-rhoi,t the Northern Mines.
-Kfl*- Package., Letters, Parcel- andT treasure forwarded
id insuveil.
si   every part  ofthe Stat* and
CHAS. B. JOHNSON, \-_-ent.
Loa Angeles,.March 6th 1855. inlO-if
A. S. IIAmiOLP. F. M. HANI ELL.
Harrold Handeil & Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
NO. 60 CALIFOENIA STKEETi-
Near Fronl,
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
Orders for  -roods,  ncconij stuied  bv   the  L nils,  carefuliy
filled at. the lowest prices, and proper!, for.ftr.ed
.May 10, 1356. '     No.l—tf
WELLS FARGO k CO'S
.ES _^-£r» _EtI _E3 S-BS ® ■
A   Joint Stock. <. omnniiy witl.   a ci_pltnl <
»'. 00,000,
\T7*____- tlisimtch ati E-._i.v__ /rom  the  City on-
W Los Anireles, by every SLeat_.--r. in all part* of California, Oregon, the Atlantic Staten and i-_uf-._oe, in charge
of resrular and e.perieneed  Messengers.
LETTERS,P-AB':ELS, PAUSACES antl T.EASl'BE
received and conveyed to destination with saiety and dis
patch. Collections niade, Orders and Commissions filled,
and all business pertaining to an Express and forwarding
business  attend.- to with promptness and care.
Sight hills of exchange procured an all the principal cities
of the Atlantic States, Oregon and Europe.
H. R. MYLE., Affl^rr,
Los Angeles, March 24, 1S65. tl
L. DELAi'ONT. J. I'.'il.E.
DEUP0\T& ro.
130 WAS-.I_.GTQ_. STREET, ?I_$ FRANCISCO.
Frencla I___a__p*__>_trto__»s
AND DEALERS IN WINES, BRANDIES
LIQUORS AND SYRUPS.
MONEY Til LOAN   AT 3 PER CENT  PER   MONTH, IO-
any aiiioum required, upon Ranches with   coijii.ni<_,:
titles by MARR101 '.' k WHlill-P,
Paetlie Loan „ Peeurltv Bunk,
doc. PS .Merchant st. San _ rnnrifCft
Double
RIFLES,   riSTOLS";
i*-. n. coiiiiiisi,
GUN.  LOCKk WHITE SMITH
LUCKS UAJ L AM- 1.K1 AIR1 1 .
Salamander Salt- Cptned,     All Work
Warranted.
or sale, a larg. asF.rt_i«l
dl Single I.n«rl«l «««.* Gnm,
('FN    Fifl.i.llNGS.   Ae.
Wldch will bi- sold vi.--.ii-.
PotQder and  Shot wholt.-ale nnd retail.
NO. 73 DAVIS STREET,
Third door north ofClflT Street.
SAN  1 1:aML(U„C„L.
M_ Ord_f_ for wori; promptly attended to, ami e*_«_t_l
. -her! notice. octfti w'
31,
Los Angele
s. Aus;
ust 4.   Ifr5-r-.
Nn. 1___td
IMPORTANT TO FARMRS
ANI-  CTIU-R-.
B.VGS FOIl SAI.E, or mrtilc to order hy Ma-
CHINE .Y. at the very lnw-d mirkct rates. To those
.isbing to furnish th_ cloth, 100 llw. sacks will be cut
inlin-de lor*, perl 10. Also—Tents, Hose, Celling-,
md Wagon Coven sewed
J. EATON.
Mel/us' Row, Los Angeles  Street,
—Opposite tiie end of C.iniuercial Street.—
I/.s   _iik*'1'*s   .Tunc 80. 1SS5. Nn7    2m
Protection fob the bbivAi—i.i New Orleans,
lately, a_nan named Hunter has been sentenced to
pay a flue of one thousand dollars, undergo an im-
prifonm.nt of six month., and forfeit certain slaves
jfikug. W. Timms,
Pov\vs....tIug and   Commission .lercliant,
SAN PI-1DRO.
AH wools consigned to me will be forwarded with dispatch
to and from San Pedro and San Eranci'co ami ii.terniesliat-
port*!.    Advar.ces made on goods, and all commission nusi
ness attended to with promp*J*ess.
A line of stages will leave Ss,n Pedro for- [_os Angele. im
esliatidy on the arival of each  steamer; also  will lea v
is Angeles frum the Bella Union Hotel for San Pedro, i:
time to meet the steamer for San Fran disco _.
IL READ, Agent, Los Angel*s.
is Angeles, August 4, 1855. No. 12—tf
INDEPENDENT  LINE.
CAKRYING THE UNITED   STATES MAILS.
ft!'
SAN PEOKO AND SAN DIKOU.
Connecting at San Pedro wiih stages tor
Los Angeles. San Bernardino, and Kenil'i-
ver Mines.    Departure from Long Wharf.
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
SEA BIRD,
1,000 to'
>er make t
Wharf.
sbnrthen, C_pt. i-AMUEL HALEY,  willhereaf
igular   trips  to  the  above  porls,  leaving  Lonj
Eor freight or passage, apply on board, or io
j. 7. Wright.
37 Sacramento, street, near Darin
N. B—Shippers are requested to get bills cf Lading sign
ed for their goods.
Los Angeles, June 16, 1855. No. ij—tf
GENERAL
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
97 MERCHANT STREEf. SAN FRANCISCO.
AOTE.trWi-'il_•*."-- AND SCi-SCi-il'l'lON'S ftSCEIVS*VS.
THOS.DOVCE, Agent for Cue followmg nowitpap-OM-'
'■Dotnoeraiie State Journal." Saeramun'o.
••Daily Argus." Stockton.
•■ S-M-ra Citi.en." Downieville.
'■Miners' Advocated' I iamond Spriogl.
;* Placer Herald," Auburn.
"Mountain Messenger." l_.ibsou.iUe.
11 Contra Costa."  Uakland.
'■Tribune,'   San -lose.
"Star," Loa Angeles.
'■Democratic Standard,'' Portland. 0. T.
Maj 10, 1855. No. 1—tf
FOR SALE.
TWO HOUSES AND LOT-?, SITUATED ON FORT STREET,
near the Artesian well.
The owner will sell for Cash or Stock.    Enquire of
*    WILLIAM MARTIN.
City Market.
1.0. Angele., July 28. 1855. noil—lm
IT"* ROM my room o
* "containing si
STOLEN,
whom he illegally sold in nuch n manner ai to Be- \ p»' t'i-*-1 tr) -**- Norton, for t
m ber children, coutrar;
the Loui.Ioaa laTrs,    A mo.J salutary esnmple,
Friday, the 3d inst., a portl
loneyand a mile of hand, given by
hnodre.l dollvurs, and dated
parat. the m6ihef trom her- children, contrary to I ^-^- ]^S^^ TofX ™
New Goods for Cash I
HALL. I'LATT & CO, Principal Street, have receive,
largr- ad'lit.ums fo their desirable stock of PROVISIONS, (iR(K-l-.Rll-S, WINES _- LUJCOR.., which are oiler..
at small advance on cost, for CASH.
FLOUR I FLOUR !!FLOUR!!!
1000 SACKS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
25 DDLS   l.K.T\'l.n l.iU.'SilED SUGAR.
5000 LBS. GREFN COFFEE.
20.000     "    NO. 1. CHINA SUGAR.
10,000     "    EXTRA I. X. L. BACON.
50 CHESTS IMPERIAL * YOUNS HYSON TEAS.
25 CIIKST. BLACK       •' '■
10 CASES LEAF LARD 10 LB. HNS.
CAROLINA RICE.
CHILE PEACHES.
DRIED APPLES.
GRAPE BRASD TOBACCO.
PEACH        .
4 ACE " "
LIVERPOOL SALT 5 LIS. BAC.S.
Pie Fruits. Preserved Fruits, Oysters. ?*rdines   tc, ke
ilills' Pale Family Soap.
k--ii Isnh;- Chemical Olr.r*. Soap.
Harris' Superior Adainantino Candles.
BaJeratUB, Spices of all kinds in glass.
Candies in Tin. Raisins, _fcc, &.,
Dark and Pale Pcllevoisin Brandies
Claret and Santern Wines.
Bokers'Stomach Hitlers (i;etmine).
Domestir; Liquors of every  description.
Brandy in 10 gal. Packages.
Dull Gordon Sherry, fcc., ite.
AUof which are-offered at. Great Bargaina, _y
HAIJ,, Pi.A'.-'.y.CO.,
Temple'8 Bloc"-, Principal St., opposite Wells, Fargo   _. Co.
Lo* Angeles, J.i.h- *„'!,, ISfift.
_EW FEATIKE ! !
J. \Y.   SULLIVAN'S
GREAT PACIFIC DEP0T,
....AND....
GENERAL  AGEKCY
FOR THE SUPPLY OF C1.1EAP PL'BLICATTUNS, ST^nO^'
ay, ac.
PAPERS, PERIODICALS, ANPBOOKS,
' ■■'-.FFWLA WEUtLY BV Tt'E
M? il Steamers
-VIA SlCAitCAGUA,
- &&■
and ;..-■ ,   ■"
THRproprteto,
wllers.C er
thatindepen  ■ ..   ol his ren "W'1  'l''j,
itantlv  on bond, an-1  ....     ■ •**■•' ',''.- ,S
the STAND \R1    HOOKS,   MAC^ZlNLi    ,'M   I.J.V.i-*'*-"
i-:CROPE AM   aMI.KK'A. ,.
Together with all lh>. New. Cheap, aivl Misq^tf"* '
vels and publications of tlie slay:.    Having been '''f ■  i'.,
thisbusiuess for Vi.-^rs. lie assu.es all  conccrnKl ih-' i-1
enabled to forward all orders with prsmipliwsssn.iO'; V-f^
on terms  more favorable than,most linufes, as be pi'*■'''
personal attentiou to the selection and conveys nee el -    '
order.    Parties favoring him, v.itli their orders nis'.V i'^*-'
stired of being dealt with in this most satisfactory •J™.1'"!
and with works suited to their trade, SCHOOL. I;-*™ "
MEDICAL WORKS, nupplii.1 at earliest moment aO''i- if-.
Blank Books, Cards, Inks and Envelopes, and every t»r» I
COMMERCIAL AND FANCY STATIONARY- |
All orders must be postpaid, enclosing CASH f« «w   ' *
tf_g~ ISags Vent open to the latest mnm.eat. ,,i,
Uuiled States Mail via Nicar_ag_a, by -nthomfw'
United States Government. '    ,,,,.,,1
Wholesale an-1 retail department, Post Office th--I**m*
Room No. !>. un stuir;.
nam
voi
o.
LOS ANGELES, CAL., SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1855.
NO. 14.
los %\\})(\(s Star.
Printed and publi-bel eve.*>   .Sat lrlay, in Temple's Ouill-
I_i-, H_ln street, he i I of  Com.iis'rcial, by
Five _i.liars  put
, payabh
Tbe rt-pni't w,i> tieard at tlie ;l__j
..l I  r.llLlliJs   l.t   OOCB J'lLiAOd   out   Li
■
ill. B id   mil
ascertain t!
Al>.
 .-.* n^-rte.l at Two Dollars ner lM_u<_.e   of ten
UMtforth»aMtIaiwttoa,'aa1 One Dollar per .qnare  fur
each iubieptent iuiertion.    Turim, Oash.
Triiiieit   alvt-rtUc
toii-nare attention.
nn.it  be paid   fnr in advance
Noc
tarn
sll.'..
itioi
A.ji
it* of t'.3 _,_
Angelos Stttr.
- ':)*-:J-vi
_ jeatlem -n are
aat
■oel/i;!   Ageots for
the
>__S Et_R_U}K.i   .
	
u.
!«_  •<-■>
*-   &    WlJI-TI.Kri...
 H-ntte.
IO.-.   	
Rirntii
no
C >t. Ja.:<sov	
A'
I.. S. T
VLIR	
itint"-i"i
H-_.*J	
(!K	
 S'rlT7  _-.-a?u'ts_
\n |rnrct] d-stalt-l-teiit.
MAI-F STREET.  (Temple's 'luiUhi-v.)
iart ri.el.ed a li:-<_;-> a 11 v-u-i.-l n-sortm ml nf new Bitteri.
it. ail i_ nsjiv pre par, 1 lo t-\e ■.-*.- the &)__»wicut da_ortn.
tions of
PL VINT AND FANCY
JOB  ^^TE^S-I^Q-,
Ia tlie b'.__ style o_ the Art.
Bs-i-s, Ci_--ila.5, L .*_■ B'anVs,
P . _ .ttaftr, C iv Is; Bit's o -' *S tithange
Bill _!e_l3, D-r-rls, Btnk Chec'-s,
£*">'* -.Dies, Pr.-rr.a-n-n-r-s,
Pist.rs. EtUets, Bills o["Pare.
Jraav  nt.er de-oriptlo*a of PKnttng that  m .y be te.red.
jt-cT 'er.snn  wi-ltinr work done are  respectfully  invited
;■;■',-
,ai.
MV.
.rrllanrcus.
AN INCIDENT OF TH- R-VOIOTION,
In toe summer ol 177!*, during one of the darkest
P'r'ods of our revolutionary 8tf-t£gl4R, in the lli-n
_mi_ll villas^ of S , in Peiin^'lviinia. lived V..
0111- nf the firmeRt and truest partriots within the
limit* ofthe ■' Old Thirteen." and doep in ___ con-
'fideiiCt' of Wasliinjrton. L ke moH menofliis time
-and Putetanoe, ha had furnished him'elf witli arms
nnd •lminntiitinii. pnffi_ii_a to arm the males of his
:ho-is"h')ld. Tlii'sc consisted nf_t.mw*tf, fftree pons.
t-and about twenty-five nejrroes The female p.rt
■of h:s house con-i.tcd of his wifp, mie d.ni-liti-r
CatlLirim-, ahout eighteen y flrsof age.the hero'ne
■of our tate, and several slav-s. in the second-
story of his dwell n.i; house, immediately over thi-
front door, was a small room, culled the 'tirnvirv.'
in vhi_b the arm's _•«■_ deposited, and alintVs b-pt
■ready fin ImmL-diat-* use. Aliout th • t'me at ah'eh
. t-e introduce our ptory, the neipiilrerhood of the
vili-ge -vast imK-hatiiKiy.-ti i,y the noetnrtail prowling Rnd (l.-iiretliCi.ni* uf iiiiin.-rons tories.
It. iva-- (,] a (faith', bright Salibatti afternoon in
the afiiresa'd aummer.wljen J.il^* V.aid h's fam
ily. with the except,o:: oF his daughter Catharine.
n-cl aa ol 1 iuil's-p-i .ed si,-,-,-,,. were attending serf c,.-
in the villi-rt* cimrch. Not a bieatli distitrhed lhe
serenity cf the atmosphere not. a pound profan-ed
the saoreij BtlHntass af the 3-ty • tlie timi- w-r-
dti-i-r- rous. ami Cittiierineh.T.s If and the old slare
reraalaed iu the house until tin. retnru of the family fron chnr-h. A rap W4_ h- ai-si at the front
dour. " Surely.-' aud Catharine to the slave. " the
fnmi'y h-tri-* not y.*t come hom:—ciuich can't be
dismissed.*" The nip was r peated '* I will pee
•who it is," said Catherine, as she ran up sta't.
into the armory. On opening the window and
liok'ng down she saw six men stai'il'ii, at the
frontdoor and on the opnosite side of the street,
three of whom she knew were tunes, who list roe'rl?
resided io the pillaga Their names were Van
Zmt, Fiiiley, and Sheldon; tlie other Ibrse wire
strangers, bat she h.tl reaton to believe them tu.l.e
•of t!i. sam; political stamp from tlie company in
which she found them.
Van Z.uit was a notorious character, apd the
number ami enorm't.y of his. ortamg had rendered
his name infamous iu that vicinity.    Not a murder
or tobbery was committed within miles.. that
1)3 did sot get the credit of planning or executing
The charaett'i's oi Finley and Sheldon were al o
de ply Ptnined with crime, but Van Zairi was a
m>i-ter--p pit iu iniquity, Th_ app tarance of
su.h circuiast-ucis, must lisu-e bean truly alarming
0.! took'nig-towards the residence of Judge Y ■
they lereeived five men running at full fpeed, to
whom tlie jil Iga's negroes and several „ther   gave
chase: at I IV. > n a i npp..r win low ufis i-iwi tence
u hauilkerchief was waving, n_ if beiikouin c (br
aid.
All rushed totfaVds tic: \f-\-o, d'ii npon their arrival, Van   Z\ill was  in Iii,: it ro.iieso!  (l-,itli.     IJ ■
stilt retained sti'aiutlfe-innj^i toiickuowledge that
thy  Im-t  Irfug   -(Mteii.plnl.esl  robWilg  that hmi-.*
rtrrd Ind freprertfij ij,HI1 eciw.-alwl u tin- i, .;■■!,.
butvotf] lor that p'ii-po*;-. but nn opn »rt« ilty h d
off red nut !' that day, ivban iyitigcoiic al.d n lhe
m>cfU li. -y saw the Judge aud Ins laut.ly gatog tu
clini'cli.
Tii-i.ol7o;'t'i*d!il lory waMakeoail buried
by the sexto i .ot the church, a_ he had no relatione
in that Vi.iniiv.
After an ftbaeuce of two hours or thereabout, the
negroes returned, having su_Ci_edeU   in e.iptunng ■ sestse or dis
Fialy and one  of the .-trail «e.R< who Were  that ■■ hv ihis U0Wl,,
night  ctfift.ieil. a-.t-.l   th.-   next  nwrnlng   at   the  Oiistiltu i wai
ear..est so1lcit»t!ou of -f.i Ire V . liberated na '
th • prour se of anY m ling th - r l.\',s.
It v.-rtm tin* ti.4t.ith ot'Otrfobt-r.oft&e pameveflr,
that Uaih.riii. V vaswttmg   by nn upper'w n
dowiuh.T father's house knitting- though ;Ui-
tiiMi i. iii ■ weailrer was mild, iiiid tlie window was
raise I about thr.;,. inch' s. About sixlv or seventy
leet from tht. rear (tf tie ho:i-e was a J-*_,_*___ a lui"-.
oid la-iiistn-i! ed lie,:, w.tli upp -v a id imve. foi.! n_
doors ; ami ace dentally c;..*t r:; _x hi eye toward lhe
barn, t-he saw a small door (,M a ning-Wth the
font door and window at wh ch she was sittiny,)
open, and a uuniher nfmeu enter.   The nccim-enee
of the siitnuis.sr imin ;sliat-ly presenfed ifc*elf to he;-
mind, ami lhe faei thai her lather and Ihe other
males ol' the i'.iniily weie at w'nris m a Held at some
d'stsince from lhe house, led h t losu-'p. el ihattba.
oppnrtuuity had heen improve.!, probably l'.y some
of VaiiZantV h-ieuds to plnn er a-klrevenge his
deatli. C.u.cealinght'rself tieh ml thecu:t_jns,.he
uarnnvly watched their inoveraei.ts. She saw a
ma i's head slowly ripingnlwi-. the .loot-, and sip
parent ly iTco.iMidterlng tin' prem'sis ;   n vi-nn Fm-
•'y's. Ihe.ro-sje.l was no.v evhh-l,!. Going to
the armory -hs* se! cte a well loaded Rfnvke. and
resuuiH.I li _• place l*y the window. E it-eltngopon
liis; il nn' she la d th. ihn.-le of the iveap t.i upn.i
tlm window-*.;!). iR-tween ihe window curtains, and
Ink ngd -I In rate aim. site fired. What eflttiti-he
liat produced, i-he knew not. Vmt saw setiCal men
hurrying mil ol the biirn by thes medooi tin v had
e.ir. red. Tlie report brought her fath.-r a.id liis
workm >n to the house, aud on gning tu liu barn.
tin- d-ad boiiy ol " uley hty on lbe tttwr.
Catherine V ift- rWiirdsinarrieil a Captain td
the C-mtinental annv. a.id she st. II lives, Ihe ho.i-
or d molh'rol'aiHimfiimfa.hl ntp ctalile (in. ni
d'*PCe.idnntP.    The sild  house [s a__o  "tu tbe land
Anottu-r Letttir fi-nm Illcaraa^aa.
Interesting hist-or y  of   Walker's   Operations in
Niar nigu ■— Inotfter  attack  irj   Walker  on
the town of <!ici:;-—T.c Transit Company the
friends of  the GavrYtiment Party—An npje.il
to ih? friends of JfOjjj •r-Fmr men shot.
San Juax Dkl Stit.  |
Jaly l iiii. l.v..     [
En. Evb. JnunvvT, :■-Yoii hur ■ no doubt heard
orth- I i i liar ol' ■V.ilk -r nj t id |->l tun n   -bis llrsi \
battle and   its h-stills.    Cat _.-■  a <1  t.d.ed sieer t
of iii-s iufiy_ui mti- hi- .i-.i uh'v not h-.;i r.-e-.eetl. '
I M|-n|jiise t.s fv ■ v., - ., ..- t.-.ii'.it. ,ii;i.,i-s,.:[ a- ,t !
sii.eil I I,... iff all hi.   mo.;.meat*.
Upoi  his arriv„] at  11 -al _o.  ha iram-d'atelv i
caifenvd wnh tin- lnsei-s „i ihe '• 1'rovU.oiial muv-
eraineil,"  a ll  of ciursu  Ins giants'of i.i.i.i Ae  i
w. re confirm rt. and tbe |d_tis nl np 'rations tS¥-_d |
Ip'm.     Of  coarse,  il   ■-.;,-   im;,.,.".,i,| -  f,,|- |,   H  ,„ |
y lands ur |it.v.le_,-s _:-s, iWd j
)W.r. witbtiitl i: sfrugg] ■.    Indeed, altho'
was the Co isUi
Ihose grants, He- government |
■'    y.   ;el,.. t   tne   legal i
A Poou (Jtrasa pou ._ _*_jn__K Ghost.—The Boa-
ion Atlas states that a spiritual  rapper was con-
C*J-C iA3-i»i*.M vcHtNB.—Chambers' louraatibya
the culculating machine turns out to be a more
*- 'mplet.  b i-l  importanl inurnment than  was at
Bp*|' "iipoiwl. Tbe inventor. Mr. Schentz. of _lock- i';!,,('il- In advance of the Baltic _ arrive.u to tbe
'■»■'••■"■*«, in conjunction wiih h iwn, liron ht ii new_ from Sebastopol, and replied, on the Mrthori-
;„;",r,_rj.!_,^„;;ii^s«^' =>- - --..,..,..1.1. -..,.:.-,_ Khl;,. Ilmtt._. „„.,_,
il -■■ !-■" I! iwliutruii -till, ii.t  Mr.   _>hbiiit_i, In-1 sl"^ill-,l, unit CKpltired on ;S:„_7;1, ult.. tliat 16.000
ri-'i-iou lli.llw £_iu_„rgh Review    Tl_ Sw.1.1, R»«nl»M and 111.0110 Freticll and Bnglit. wcrekill-
"iatimi»WtWimS_J  ln'"f „ "l \'"F" '„l'C '':' :""1 "*°° 'l:'1""" **>•' I""*- B*_\m, Guns. Bn-
(i H-resil l',„,.lit«. iintj'Ti.p'siiwl.'h.iil^'t.r X™ *'''""i r"'d i;""s:-'' were among tiiu killed.   Wo
&--. '"il ntlb; ibe ,!„„ in,,, „., ,.;;:i _-i7.- ii'ii'il-.i,.,;' ,!!",'l ,'-ii'->'t- Hat any gmnltra ifankee, tlead or
'•' !l:,::').'. -*-■'» S;"i -»,,■,„■.■ i, .-1 ,-:■ ,,,vi,,-s,  eol. »li»e,oo-lrI Hiatal so bid «rgo8«a,and are pCTBnlid-
» I';"-1 »nsra.ll,!,M tS'c-r'i.Sl] "?'""-, ■ !' 'iK"roKi ""** ;t "» -«-'-- tioi.-S,,- Ru_i,a
liiKls ! '»sl i« tli._ ol Mr. Sen, wk th'em-v-(i_t« "''"'" Il,ai '"'■ " "i""1 '"*" ,■'■;•;,.■•■',''mid Ui'Ough
t-j-ri,,,-,. iu, ,;'i ci;.,.,, i,.;,lL,:fniiv-.,,., (|lu ,.,.vrr.i i.iiii upou llie-•circle" ofanztoueeaquiriee.
putt* oufubiiie I.   li i-cu,,!, nultrr  rt' mmc-       -
LrtnbSR __.I-»rxia—We li
wi,:,,;:111 ,,):,v.i; ■,-''
ldlt,esanuld -e lo
"-,   ]' -..■■;.
Itwasih'unH*-. ary For Mm'-o estaid.^h   -v'r :!k :>' !
the rwofitiiousry |wrtj, to do ivh'ch he I,-it K al
jo w.tli his   owti -jnrer, s My  men. and  something
I ss tlian^ two hundred native troops to take the
K.vas dep.u-tm.ut, iu which bis grauta were U-
ealed.
Lv.it-y one knew 'ti'aii;oi- had landed, but when
li s liis appearance would be ^oo.iecotild tell.—
About u weik siiueee.l.d, a w-.-ei- olciiin hut
Irauglit with the highest exe'teuienl. At lasta
sa.l app.tti-e-.l nff this harbor—troup*, were marhlml-
led. t,ie .dicer.*. swuftVing tu d e 1..1 tho-sp .t. while
demands were sent t- It.vaa i'.;r inure iroop*'.a> ded
to wh ch. il,,y woufd have h force here of two
1 m a.    Tin- vessel st'li i.sy off ibe harW,
re enemy, tucking up and down
■  appruiieh   Hie  port, v.ie-n  lhe
news iiui-.-t, upon thnn thai ffatk.r waattt btivas.
•I in Mediately all die troups wnp. despat<^i_d
iber,' and b''ore ihey arrived Walku- bad eiitj r. d
the town and com in,-need ttghtiug. But guards
und bjeu t-iai,diied ret the la.iding, a.id as Kivhs
wrfs w,ine twenty miles- from lbe cua-t there mis
plenty of time mi- the word tn go llu-re in advance
ol tne iwiugents, it- eoliid :,li Lis- aiaitttble lor ■■
fl'om eve.y pi, nt. a .tl alM) ioi' lhe GrUiimiH lluops
lo air ve—me ma ,1 stay or' i:ie t.ov< hmi.- -a pariy
—so that ivbou lie air.vid. l_.t_w.-i_ w-lie SiX
hilildnd and nfty Ut ine 1, i-| n, n iu lhe Slate lo
oppose h.m. 0,1 li irow.1d11.1g-h.ll, nml pu i-e>M-d
ui abatr il HhioU aloae can he _1-.1c_if.roU_ in
oivasLuf a ^.pa.i.s-i, lialf-breeil. IhI ou l,y pri
ami operated un hy lh.it toi_th-_tcai« ealLd Ian
a dlv.
if sin-
p 1 s rutin r  inure ^\r.,i_
 i;l I1 »■"• fort-, and can   be mad_   for
-1 D.l.    Air. Uublmge -■ cost the public alw il
WA. and wit* n ver ii iis_ ■.[.   Ad ninthly lugwil-
inis-as i.i . luacliine is. m du not ■■ = -.-     it'ii ■
factum rnrsale is i k ily to tie   profltuble, fur who
two in each nf onr larjj ■ oi-
•-■ dilate all   the ta   . .
Ifljl nieS   or   ,sss:;-.i.:,j.;!   :■:   ■.,--,.
Unt lu ■■ iv1--.; this, :■-: its in/
"■' '- : '-*ed 1. ■- depreciate the luventio ,. wh ch is
certainly s mo>i remarkable piece or mechanism,
and highly busmrabic lo the ennsiroetora
(-i;.v*,-.-.VAi:n I.*;..(.:.:r:'rr()N'.-— Notes and Queries
s_\ s, liis.t  ;:,,-   i'jilo'.vintr eiirirm?,  in.-.iiptiou hag'
been copied iron- r gravestone Id Es_ex*—
•Here lies the mau Richard.
And Mary his wife ■
Theii- surname waa Pritchard,
They lived without strifej
Ami the reason w ■.■ plain-«
They abounded inricbef,
They had bo can nor r,_.in,
And his wife wore the breeches.1
A\V._b Ax..v.'L!i.—-'You mast not play with'
that hale girl, my .]..„,._"  <;;LHi ail injudicious parent.    - But. ma, I Ufee her ;   she is a good littls'
ghfi and I'm .nre she _______ as prettily as I do;
__   and she has lots _f tay_.fi    •• I can't liclptlnit, my
^r-;;--rr;^rv.'.r,-V'';lv;.'sV;.1:1,,^;:';;;, ;:r:.:':,:::::iK;r'"""^ -*•«..     ■ ■ ***-*-.__
-  mSi-Si:,!',. bj ,-,- ,._', oeicOT;, thai _«__.   I,*b*" »■ ehoemaktr."    ■■ Eat I don't play wit.
culoiiuf M-lt'iiil-z-...in ace„r,Ia,ice  wills   taw r**1" fttHel-,"1 play with her;   _^ ain't a filiye__s
 I Hi. d.'i: -Ion ufaUii.n  M.rtiul uj  wli.ei,   lu I er." aald iSic Utile Innocent
was Ir.e.l.    II, IV . cSiarjredwi It .tnn.-ro l-ei'.i,les I
11111,1:,» «!, eli «•:,■. 1.1„ „,...:■.[.   ,.;  : ......   .-.i-i .,- u.i.is S    -*n llfl-e_olar   appr-ntic, 're ,',■;.;•:- Steeping
•'« ""> !'"" :- ' 'J <■'•'  l«« !ioure,hi! .», at lengtl  took wa-ooW
;:; 'y-'i," ..  "PP'J -" i;- »-l_.lj _gumen_ to convince him at
tlte err_ ol his waja.    Hiring the __ti__en*,
AMtiROORULSPBKO.—0„l. Uen,Iei»on, tbeconn-
'.-■' t-.r-'.-y ,r "I E radii, im- discorered ,.1 hia
raoel, al,,ntl Uin a in leal, ,.. _».,    :
au Wellber Creek, a li.iu Mvrounol Spring. The
whole pariy with bim hecan, ,-rlaraled liy drinking it.   It run. through a large lied ol ciuabar.
1 _„i rarored witb
 he in, ill,
_ow,rl_l to
lawl',,1 nets.
ao.it 1
hits r. ,nn,
r s, y,   ini.i
i:tti„
prink, .fthewr
,n.,clii ■ v,,:i- In,,
rtb.a talt
bey-lay 0
1 183.5. til
Ci!  I
111    w
eel vi
icl
ihe  sub
the  Sen
tliewoiui
ate l,.v Mr.Clay.Kno.i .,
oStSm,.    We do nut Kupjuise Mr. Cay ever lu-a
in-nn -nt tltoti-rlit si,cii 111 L-.t'lnetlt in |„i! t c... eon id
e turiii
s-Amei
id _,,
ml e.vtn
,r lu
ll, did in,
that 1
t-ieanncxei
Know-.oth-n rism w
-Tlii. bo ,.,t. |, ,y,.
•ea/lily ,
nril
t'l
■ Hi
:ii-
1,nr »
; in 11
1 1 ly
1 I   iiidtr-lrSoii
opt... eatal.l ,1,
■ atamli,
1..ii ,1,1s,
,l„fhia,„H,t,.
in l.at ,
Can r ;,
loldiep,
I.er en
,'bsnll ul
. r. n.lv I,
il t,, >;iv tliat upon
11.,.1,11 ovary native
lo ,1,, tin,  liei* Ih y
halt, I, llii, .■  by
ir S|Jiuii,li  !„.   ,h
i-t|
take I'm.,, I,
nee bia <! cap till   „,, v,
.r_Ctl0.i,   i.iii ,,1:1 ii.,
1 "I lew. and  Ibe   1:1 i
jtr..„l indocni, ',;<- me dIi't.ii; in ........
,v„y' of Sra,ib, |irot ctioii. _e. A Urge ,111 n.ier ut
tin pa hue recently „tr nd n Ibe cotiutrj,. ,,, an.
tic pal „., ol' lr„..ller Oll.-_-_rijg ,„„,. nrnna,
ll.o.ii Si lhi» i. :i..t appr.lii-.Kl_ ,,y tile cl it'.:..
Ir,,,,, iiii-u p„ec„uul« lhat we have received from
Lower Calilornia. we are .ucl ited tothe beliellbat
,,1.1
.,! I
—[s. i;'. j,.
ni.
ay
L-.le 111  I.-nt eo
I In
Ex Pa-irnKxr ,'.,
Ill   ll   IV
lit I
rl,
-WTBrmegn . (ii;,::.;xc.v.--.\ CilnwT— warrior r
ISI-111.11, .,1 Peter Hums, in-, I • kio.v.i n s want,
to sin' \t .giRlature ol South Caroliuain Iii.- tSiiio-.v
in.ir laniriiag..:—
■• I mn one of tbe linger"ng surv vnrs of ;i
i,!im,-t nxtiugu'sheil r.io •-     Cur srntvefl will s, u
, .,,,,- o.ilv   ln,l.:i liSuii.     I 11.1, n ,,i of Iii,. stiiek,
at.-t'll ,-Hiiin in Ihe field -ll re lbe tamp -1
ni revolution  pas»e,l. ' I ii-ive   i'mjlll n;-,i,-l. tbt
1,1 e, young lady ::' C,s.s, -r-iu'   ag..   if not loa.-,    ,'' ,', '..| .,' .:'i   \'\ .,',.''''' \.       \   {\ '''„\^'\f    ',
la ly young or old.   B lt Oatlierirte V poset-esed | Br tish takwi n„tbii,g, mn li ,ve i ttni led aiytbiiia
har father's aplrlt, '• the spirit of the times."   Van 11-y H.eh-rl feat,   tpnr-n-d thetleer Bit- sul-n.Me„c,
Zutw„ Sanding on   the stoop  rapping at tlio J fft ^'^Z fX^F rl'inv' na.i't X, f?
id 1
nf
„■],,
11,
I11.-1. 1 cal   Fr 1
11 'ul , 1 1 all iii-
ii ni- it will,,,,,
Kmkii.
v.- pa.s
ie-1 thai ;
a ret.,
i-M.V w lin.
nil va
l.y   so
i-nlly 111 ■ -.Kin ty.
aiinlgaiiii,," lii. 111 1 S
;'     t'l ' XAI'IVlli, Of Till
lhe  vis 01s .li cl, h
P'iii   H""l- «
pore I 11!' 1 hi.- co.tiueiit. and li
ordinary eonvntBlo,,  of nattir,.
Am .1 en. 111 I ,!;■ fiinc across ii,
v.! iii the vici  iiy orGr.1,1 _■ 1
In hi I,-.lm ss.   lhe rain,, _.-in rn
Fame ,-.,,■-!,.-.- ;1,,,i nneaietilalitij
liiiiii.iii i iii. c_t——ti rlae
Iries.    Keutuckv  iias !»■
Inland of An, loa.    And lit.,
the current ofein grat'i.,11 wer,
li-oin -'.111 r en nt.,1 1 il, . above.
ofbenrng li-o-u 'iSnrun - to Am.
1-111 emlgra it tn Ireland would ibero. 1
Iri-ti emigrant tn-r,, finds a happy fiotrie
rp-upl,
-mil'1 Of
l.Ml'i-
Ironi
U d I not wish to Occupj
oie i Would  give yoU » ll}
p.i-*it.uii. EUht, &c'., hut s-u.
Hi'' lii'-t- charge to (/ccupy a po
led; leaving iV. and His pm-ty  i
eonl.i.      .V.Uiuul  rt-ui, p.   pi'i.v.-s.
t;i y to igtit ior lire tiuura an ]
th '   very   lowest   esl mate.   v!.,r
.ever kn ..iu) ou. IrtfjJrdd me i a.
bienl l»» 'da ..f attack. F»,id ug liial th re naamij ''i-'"'''ii !"«"•_»"«■
..ian;e to -..tat tn 111 a,ni <U^: tii v o.ilv e.Npns.d
ill 'ni.*- iv s F.y (1rl.a;)_ 11;.: 1,1 io lie- .--i"e -, t....;-..,. i ueing
aiairOKt 1 B.Iia:ai« tl iu. aaht of water, ih-v wisely
i'ieim;.„si i,i cut _.._._ wnv 11 it; Ih v did «i,nud
uei\s.(-io f..l| ,| m ,,..,; mats,-; hundred meu Were
_lra it to it/tinvt ihem so i*j, rn ;-ro ind,
>• 'th ' ■■■ "■*   oi  t  11 Hi  ... ; ,■■, Hot . v..*n a  gu'de,
th-y .tun d lowards ii;., plac -. und rsucli e icitiu-
.:si.se s- ns n-utild have d slimrtem ij miy oth  r mvti
! tim.ihi^e I d ,.y lV'aHl-t.    Al';, r paM-my llirougL
" .Ct gi rdeli ol  J_ ie.,"  tfi y esin-e  upon tt
ll r. i-i y   .in- , I   iimjh io p.trily sa! s"v
rnig*- .1. apis-i .,.. aii. r liavrug march il
ill -.. iiny, ,oi..;h: to.r Hn_,-**ai 1 a half H d ta n
treuti-n one ahull- u gm.    Tli*-viurot.d lide and
Uinlked l..rUi,r»jo; a nee  i ■'- - -.,  t.im-  w« bare
H h-aid lioui Id in i_nl* ii.io'u^h living minor-.
^ te mow c.,1.1 ,.-.f.:iF.  i-iimo ni litat  Walk r te
> n.r in make auntlar attack &i ll.vas a..,l tbey
loin \'\ nig ,;.
Since w.r.t..ne Ihe aW. the pa«.euger*- rrom ihe
|wrt't>lat  s Mat the Tra i
ue m u-ter escla mod :
" il),v Im.ij ,viil yotf setve thed-_vil."
The boy replied, tfhimper.rig:
■■ V-.-Li know b._t, sir,   I beliere my indentures
wil. t« oat in throe moiuii..'*
Tjie G1:.'-^:'.—"sVe were not (jJaced here on thia
b-aCtuftU earib ta tri^te eiujh whermlsalflMe-j and
iihc i we bund low, lo ^-..wy gag ip, and mere spec-
| n'FF. v_ Bappu.itioiia, which are efti oec talee than
Cahfobxia Mm_mp-i_.\'.- The two p rsons se-; tiue, it w. n better (__ hq iq live in ihe wildcrncst
leeted   m -i . dit'ur i.„ n  ..Ii_Uiip ne i .,rt.:,.. S'avy,
Wer   iL W.  .1 ul*. ,i'..ss,.t of . .pr. tC.  A',   }.\  :l ;'.-.
sr.._wiiJ tale eii.u ui.. ler of tlie  steaoi-bip Ma **a
e:i'i*i:i*. :.:, i U. Ki il y. \.>,i in   tb : Al ia..y. a son
ufa the hue lJcii. Lt. iiidl-y.  ol fi ■ army.    _:,.-
I youug   btidtev   ,:;.ii.es
my.
or anywhere, where men c moot coin    to us. thau
to Btj wma ; tj i ij.ji.ie gifts &...1 has b__towed*upoa
urt lii .-.n: '.v-j.iri.i.r a tattler'a garb.
' ;.i.*. oj .
__y
I F;f:f  .,' as  EmTKQCAJCE:—
■ ■■ ■ i     ■ I'll i:m li u ll .-. IE    Ii.t. -'.
■ .,     ii-tu  Mr. Y.t.i ma-;.,
'■ ig tuat ..irthqu iii;;. ivei'B ii i-
m ily )nvva  :..i i i i.i.u ;, ,,-t ur t__ y mairy,   bat
1 " '' ■-" ■•h   -:-   '■ ■ ■  '■'■ ■■- ■  - .-■'   f-v a   '.;.i >  '.  >,.      . ■..: -.
told b.n Ual.an IkmI that, I'm' the rarity u.id imiel-
1} ol .1, he ,'oniti In..-  tu __at-t   u -Mnai) sh_J_e "
happen Willi, ii _ van fi:. ce.     Sure eirailyh. iual'tw
Van Ainbnrgb'a rlppbaat, btfag Enveloped in a
huge blanket, was picking np lhe fugitive straws
of hay upon tbe ground, by poking his trunk
through :•■-. ■■;■■■.: ■■ ■■ na !,>: coTerlog, observing
whiah.a ton 0l the Euwrild Isle, wfea bud just
entered, exclaimed : ■' Am) what tor. of a haute is
■ -■"' al :' hay witb bus tr-ii ?'!
n- -p,
lln.tr
Bj
.1  CoUipll
v  hav
' th
> ti.
isl a
- V.i
th
lit out au ar itcil  exp d -
erniii ml parly, and  t
.     NnW, Mt.uh  U    hall
! i'i w iii  to - Xp_.s_  il.-,ell
it   s-.si,
Is.e ilig
lis-,.   -A   I
A Wl-ctcrtr.etiap, somewhat piveu to idolizing
tbe poet c mn« divine. Ihu_ vividly portrays tfca
u ihe iLa.t uj* ii ...a. the a hide e ly ' inexpressible horrors of a th under .bower:—
h cbunti' .iced ru-kinif.tt.id tnj inl
Krontt-t esi.r.;, r.iut.un.   lied  into ihe
"-'.-. "tn' Fi in ih. pirk  au .-a is a a.-
w II:    Waii  Hiiro    pnuot re
■i ,i ,;i Slat, nfexcit m mt. Tlie eX-
, a.s ill; e.t -.',■■ ,s |-_s__d tne bala ice uf
i in til. striata, a ,■! ie isu_ p_rl_etly satia-
lb ; ■■ m ,i sil bIi ike."
i.i ibe
id ,
, .op],
I.sted
o s_ pp ,| tie
,;,,,    iiie   force   oi   t
had lu .-leal ae.
t birth cou i-   *■■"•' •f^1 "id"'-
t.  ,.„!!,,i   Uf,.  cui.ip_.iiyaw.*! twenrrj
lonhi that, if | Itaniwol (hi*. State, a
-ed.  ami :-et I iV'''!l-  *e»,   I
11
!_..
.pi
i.f i
rdut a stei
y is blockaded hy all - I
AxTi-M-tXB Law D_iaLV-jr.__.rws.—Oa the 2d of
J ily in re ,.,a* a groat deino.i-trat.uu u.j tiie I'ark,
i i hi-i-'ry o;'.> w I'oik, ag.it.ist the t'r.ibibituiy
Li p_«r Law ul ,-ij atutu of__ w York. Tiie X. _,
Duly N, i..i'.-l.i!.:> tn-.it -i.i.M.I peisun*. w_re prtif-
i-nt. thm. ..iiiirew H. M ckl : ptt_>id_d. Tb.y
pledged in UHidves is. rot i for no in i i who would
stiftpurt tlie l.tw, a es the taw   tbey denounce a« op-
gurope, EmtPHd i-1
i d on
■ c ly ... Xev.  Y
y lo get here. Joe iVii te was tbe
tit »t K ftney. a.id now he and Ilia
o curry out lbe pi.ins ol one »( ibe
i M ■  in nor
Ji
*.-.ed.
.i..u nucoi_.Uti»tioual and ought to  ber.
v An
| Wher
! New
I
!    !'•
ire Walk
et   Hi,
'iv.  ht  h
's in,
ills':
Milt  -
.ok  io the
Let them ci
:„n enlist soldier
Yours. __;.,
vol; k:ww.
-Since writing the above I ha'
satiftaotiou lo hear tb it ei«j i o, thos
f'oii**ouk Walker Were overtaken, and tour ol them
: t,i
uot,;
-An ejrol
g  ni a
dtior,  while  his compsanions were  talkin
whisper on the m posite side of the way.
"Is Julge Y at home.'-' asked Van Zant.
when he saw Catharine at the windiw above,
" He is not.'' said she.
'■ We hare business of pressing importance with
him, and if you will open the door, we will walk in
.till he returns.'   said Van Zant.
" No,'' said Catharine, " when he went to church
he left particular tHreetioai not to have the dooi
opened.until he aud hi. family returned. You had
better call when ohut'ch is dismissed."
"Nn, I'll not," r.t.iiMed he ; " we will eater now
or never.*'
"Impossible," cried she, "you cannot enter
nntil he returns."
"Open tne door, or we'll break it down, and
burn you and the house up together." So saying
he threw himself with all the force he possessed
against the door, at the same time calling upon
bis companions to nssist him. The door howevei
resisted their efforts.
" Do noi attempt tliat again." said Catharine,
'■ or you are a dead man.''' at the same time presenting from the window n heavy horseman's pistol ready .ocked.
At the sight of this formidable weaDon, the com-
'_ anions of Van Zant, who bad crossed the street
Rt his call, retreated.
'"What," cried  the Under, ''yon coward.! are
yo-j Mgbten rl at tb. threat, of a glrll'' and a.ain
■h- i-ir-i.e !iii_u_lf .o'deotly against tbe door.   Tbe
weapo-i   v/m i_._ti_aliat_.ly discharged, ___j   Yan
•
shad.'. Dili the s *_ngth of mv arm d ems. and
my feel fa 1 me iu tb. c.nise. The hand l-liat
Ring-tit Por voni' liberties is now une- for your relief. In my youth I bl d in batfie itiat y<m might
have independence—1 -t not my hem t'iu my old
age bleed for wa it of your comni'ssn-atio.i.
UNITED BTATB3 l'Rl_.IUE.\T.„.
Great Wash ing ton was number one ;
The seuioi Adams next came on.
Jellerson made iiuinlier three—
Then Madison tiie fourth was be,
Monroe lbe filth just here earns in-
Then sixth, an Adams earn- again ;
Th ni seventh, Andrew Jackson came ;
And"eighth we count Van But'e.rs name.
Thou Harrison rrfade mug -cr nine—
And tenth John Tvler filled the line.
Polk was the eleventh, as we know,
Tne tw UUi was Taylor   n tii ■ row.
Fillmore, tlie tb.rteeiilli in the race,
Pierce, the fourteenth took Ins place,
Now let us slop unlii we see
"Who onr next President wMI he.
TAJft M-JLixo,—.->re.i this _u.-__es*_ Is now befttg
carried on in our county, say- the I'lacerville
Am; r can, with results quite satislaeiory. it will
not be long I> Tore oar s.hi|)yard-; I'rn.u L iw r Cali-
I'oniia to North tu 0r.--o.i can r,.eeiv ■ the.r sup
plies of Pile i. Tar and Turps'iit,ne, Irom our own
forests, thus savin.-; to our State a large amount.
Let us but opm our o.v,i va.t and varied i-onro.is
of wealth Botha kiowleU'of tbe world, and the
world w.il co.iti me Booking to onr shore?.
Aerial Yo_.vr.:_ — \1. Godd-u-l recently made a
balloon I'ro a New Orl-ans lo'Y ck*hnr_. u d .sanc.
■o.t Cult Cc_r
is esp -e.aliy baled by all olh r _..ut_-ts.
Those wiio h 1 eve that diojey can du everything
aie frequently prtpared to do trerything lor nion-
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The only g-atf-l that a inist_ do'_s, Is 'a prove the
lilil- h ippiners llure is io i.,,- fonnd In nenltb.
To beaugiy Willi a weak mau is a pr^ol tbatyod
nre not va-v .trongyoursvIC
Solitude ix tlie despair ot" fool*--, the torment  of
the weked. and ihejoy ul Uie good. It is alike
paiideiuomium, purgatory, and paradise—according to the soul thiii enters it.
Scandal is the repaint ion of the wicked.
Tht re are m.'.i who itny h* c-i 11 .d "Martyrsof
good health ; " not couttait with htdng well, they
are always waiting tn be better, uuiil they doeior
them-selves into being efo.iitr.ti_d invalids, and die
ultimately you may Bay. of Loo much health.—
[Punch.
The FacS.—To llie thoughtful observer' how
much does the human countenance reveal ! The
laces that move by us in the crowded streets, ni a
each a i op ;u book, it) wli ch file-lust,ivies ur ■ [raced by an Ui__rru)_ pen. Cafes have their record,
sin leaves its mirk, ani pure thoughts b am out
in living characters.
A CoNTESTi-D' .Vi._.- It is a Ue»_od thing for n
P'ioi- man to have a contented, loving wife—one
who w.ll not wish to live in a styl. beyond lur
Uusbaud, income, just because In r next-door neighbor does—one who can be happy in tbe love of htT
husbanil. lierhon *, aid its beautiful duties, with-
oit asking the w n-i I for its _m les o\- l„voi-.
The tora! valuation of the real  and  persona
property Iu the city of D.troit, Michigan, auiua;
Th? bull-frog, rear'd their fails on high-—
Went bounding oV. ihe plain;
A banib!e*_ee came iliuudcring by,
And then down came the raJn,
Tiie following, tttrked out by a blue-eyed angel,-
is given aa the arithmetic of love:—Alter iutro-
ducing. .  compliments make 1 Hush; 8 blushes
make l tender look : . tender looks make one'
ramble by moo ili-ht: 2 rambles make 1 proposal j
_ proposals, (1 to pa) make 1 wedding.
•Patrick,' said a lady tn a slip ofgrecil Erin,
who v.a.. Officiating in the kitchen, 'when is llnd-
gatr
'Iddade, ma'am, -he's fist asleep looking at tha
bread bakiaV
If you are birckh'tteh and annoyed, take example by your boots—which, although blackened
almost every day, shine tiie more brightly, and
endure every rub without a murmur.
To;isd given by a bachelor at a 'mnquet, in
l'otl-v.lle—-The Women and Coal of Schuylkill
County.—Oh, how desolate would be ibe fireside
without them.'
The man lhat started for a walk in the ' fields of
speculation.' lost his way lor the want of landmarks, and after a dil'geut search hy his friends,'
was restored to tlie bosom ol hi. family.
'Ss'ii,. you're a drunkard : you are allers drunk,
and your habits is loose.'     'Weil, ax me dis, den,-
how de mischief am my habits loose when I is
ti.ht all de fiuij.'
\i ____;_.« ta N-_.ut_.__a. — Walker, it appear:', bas
had .in more battles a ith ibe _Txaragaa_-i-    Whou       A fellow being brought before a magistrate on
_«._ Ut Uo ivasat i. .-.ti,,.;,.. fru a wh ch port   a charge Of a:i   assaoit, candidly acknowledged
toZiTLmi^ "£»_ "taS [:";;!!'!;,ul wmmB hiKWMS0 ttfl plaiQtiflaowQ
Col. W.nk i and one or fals men who ■_as[*t,liw'
/I'jfOJer. aud e**e'.iptd. arrived in the Corttz.        « •      __-___.. ...
i     An eminent rider naa ur.aertaken (or a heavy
wager to  ride the  well   known   horse   Cbesnut
Att-OT&ttB _' irtM-TMEXT TO   AsfKRICAN  UsttBimpB;
JatlU-S ii. Dui'ton.   Iu_j i0llv.  ,- Arm i:\-r   al iiar-
ai that. — ' I1 r H *'-'i'i"y- ^ a., but for so a i   months  past si resi-
U'inie   lias s ll(-''l! uf th;s city.ha-received (rom theHr.WbGuv-
i er.im-iH the app«iiH_t_ut  of engineer oi' the Bri-
i.sli Nti.oial .ir.n-.ry at  E-.F.i -Id "near LotltWl.  Al-
11.1 i-ii 11 i. a;-.n iry ,a u 11-,■ th -co n mid ol i_>.pt.
U.xo.1, ol lhe Uuyal Artill  ry, Mr. iiurto.i w.ii have
the entire d.reel,on of tiie   iuiuufacturiug opera-
[ia ; the ' ■•'»'1t- "' ll|e  .'s..-,il.sh.n ml     |Jo is,,ler:ng" tin
ji() : ItiiuttWdge'l i-kili of'l_r.t,sii artrzau.. thia is a com
pl-meiit ofwh.cb uot only Aujrieaii pi __ nice
imt onr aliole eouuiry may Wtll be proud. VVe
Wis.i Air. Burton all Mttiee*-. in lis honorable and
r.i-pouiibl. sitaatioa. km al the same time must he
pe.iniUy.l Loe\pr.;s.s tile Liopi til M w.til nil h;sge-
ii.ii-a n skill, ue will not be aole to leach John
bul) to iii__._ ualter ar.us than Brother Jonathan
e,ni. sir ifne s.l.ses tint, it will ftill mnuin tor our'
people t_ Show our e-ie. ilenl li'ieei.U aen.-s the ivn-
ler now to use tbem ; uuly, liowuver in case ol ue-
ee_s.ty.-';spr.n<jiL-ld [Mass.) UepubUcau,
As Natcre I'on-iiKii Hia-—Some time last year.
says ih-.' Humboldt Times. Judge IViers fined one
oi our attorneys tttly ilollars tor lonterapt of Court,
i. e. " making mces at tin- ,)mlr-,.'." Next day Upon
the mm,unions representation of the B_e__._-*_ of
ihe Bar that " it was Lbe ma.i's natural appeaxauQe-
as nature formed lit in," the Judg ■ being a • tueling
man,' _. eo.is.ilered and t'einile,! tiie Seutence, but
adutouished tire poor un ortunaie wight to purchase a looking glass, and pract.ee at trying io
g. t r.d of his" ugly."
The first recorded iusCatrOu of a_ explosion On
board an ocean steamship is given in the Picayune
oftne 7th iust., «h oh says tn-  0. S. Ma I Et.aiu-
sii.p (_ r.iua ia, aueiv ves-sel  IVo.n N-iv   l*.,rk, .s,iw
h r _yii,id. r h ad otft, when near ttie moulli  ni tn
ue il a gr,-al p.m c ;
.;.i_!'eu, and a 10W-
i  d I -    i a few hum"-,    tl i th ■ way*he stop- j to $12,250,281.
il Fort G.ii'0 i. a.i I lai:1.J ikr-e o'his pas-wa
_   .- i   -.. tlw »ir, i_ _ou^ '
M>SiKS.p|j .     'flu ace,de,i[. pit
bul ihe siteaafer .m.n -diatoly i
iioat look h_r up in N.-w (>i I -.
Ccba.— General Qu tnian delivered a 1 'dure a
fe* Uays Eigo, at Jack-sOu, Miss., belore a large au-
nieiiCe, iii tavor of ihe pr.vn.te COHUt__-tof Cu a.
He argued that tb.s was uie only jiiai, as the at-
t.*mpt lo purchase bad lit 1 d. all its pnnl.c oon-
i|uist would be I'eud.r d birr n by th. .-iiu i.ipa
>* the blacks before the i**ia„i_ COU.U UOJUf 111
po_.ess.o_i of Uie L'nited States.
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ThePlncJ!' Diggings about 0.iL..n.ila havo 'dri-
d np." aud the dull tim.s will la**t unt I winter.
.!■■;!..'.„ li t__ m i_r. are pilmg up  ttre Aw '.*. nu_
'  Wnere    eisasupplyofw.il
._-  tue aiurdei ol  ttlhem.ucH we £ __k.il
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against the celebrated horse R__U_b_
A very ab'.eut minded individmU being upset
Irom a boat in the river, t-ank twice before he remembered that he could swim.
Au editor advises bis -ep.dera.if Ihey wish to get
teeth inserted, lo go and -teal som. fruit where a
watrb-dog is on his girarrd.
Ta • din lies of Fat-i_ wear" green veils to protect Iheir coinpiexioiis.—They oulv want the fea-
ihers to make thim real gneo gauzelings.
\S hy are green p «. I ke Sebastopol'.' Bccsr-ase
they must be :„-lli_d before taken.
The Russians cannot be so badly off. as all Of
them has lately had change of a sovereign.
Tlie highth of imagination—to tie a mackerel
to your coat-tail and think yourself a mermaid.
A down-caster is said to have so trained an oyster, that it follows himabu_i. like a dog.
When may two persons be tain to b_ half wUted.!
When -bey Lare _,_ OKd^rStanduig between, than.
Trick*; e.. - ;-,- the yr.c.:iccof fools,
.... _..,.. ., ._ honeslj
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