ARE YOU INSURED ?
THE NEW ENGLAND FIRE INSURANCE CO,,
Of Hartford, Conn.,
CAPITAL S;.>5O,O0O,
WILL INSUUH AGAINST LOSS BT FIRE
in lhe city of Lus Angeles, on terms aa iow
ati any other good and responsible company.
Application lor insurance may be made lo IL
HAMILTON, hot) Augeles. wbo will nuke a survey of llie preiui.se.-", and forward the same to the
company's Agent, at San Francisco, who will execute the Policy, and  forward it by return   mail.
_^_rj.ll losses adjusted wiib OAoH immediately, wm. faui.kn_i:,
A iff ut for said Company.
Corner Sansome and Bush streets,
de24-3m San Francbco.
In il.« Dlatrtet Court of *n« Ptrgt Judicial Dl«-
ti-lct.    Stntc   lit"  Cullfitt'lilu,   for liim   A iii;i lis
County.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, \
County of Lot Angeles. \
In the matter ofthe petition of MOHItlS GOLD- ;
STEIN', an  Insolvent  Deblor.
PURSUANT to an order of the Hon. Benjamin'
Hayes, Judge of the Court aforesaid, notice is |
hereby given to all the creditors of said Insol-:
vent Debtor, to be and up pear before the District
Judge aforesaid, at his Chambers, in the city and
county of Los Angeles,
On  MONDAY,   fanuary M)th.   1860, at 10 o'clock A. At, of said day,
to Bhow cause, if any they cau. why said petitioner
should not be discharged Irom his [debts accord-
lug to law.
[i,. a.]    Witness my hand  and the seal of said
Court, this 8th December. 18;VJ.
JOHN WV SHORE. District Clerk.
del7 Per Wm. II. Siiork, Deputy.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE.
THE suhse ri hers having established themselves in
this city, for the purpose of conducting a
Wholesale Liquor Business,
EXCLLSlVtl-Y,
Beg leave to call the attention of
HOTEL AND  SALOON KEEPERS
To their choice aud well selected stock of
Fine Brandies, "Wines, Ales, &c.,
BOTH IS  GLASS AND WOOD,
Which we otfer for sale at San Francisco prices'
(freight added.) Orders from the country respectfully solicited.
TIIAXUF.R, ESCIaE   & CO.
Temple's New Building, opposite City Market
nov.i:no Loa Angeles. ,
PULU!    PULU!
Till-; DEMAND FOK 17118 ARTICLE OF HEHItlNfl iti
iucr«a*.ii.t; more than ton (bid ever-,- year. Thi- mow
it in use.l tin; better it in likud. For Chaa.pii—'" ami Dura
billty it lias no equal.
In consL-tiuuinjt' "f  l)ie iri<!.re**e<\ lii'inalK1. I liave m.'idt
aLranyemeuts to have a   eousti.ut KU|i]>Iy direct fium  tin
MiUII*
i flat
LOTTERIES!
Wood, Eddy & Co's
OLD AND RELIABLE
Delaware & Georgia LOTTERIES
Lotteries on the COMBINATION, and others
on the Havana or SINGLE NUMBER plans
SPLENDID  SCJIIEIWI-aS,
WITH CAPITAL PHIZES OF
$70,000!!!    -   -    $50,000!!!
And numerous otliem, of i-maller denomination*,
will  be drtim at
Augusta, Oa., and Wilmington,.!) cl.
Uii*W the »uperintond«nce i>f ■'worn coitiiiiin*iioui>rH,
uvory V.'I-liiNK-j'liAY in..!  JATI'RDAY ol each week.
The Delaware State Lotteries:
ONE URA.VD   SCHKMK ->er  Month,   with  *100,000
CAPITAL PRIZE.
Tie*etn, *20 each.    Halves,  Quartern,  ana Eighth!  in
pro-Hi-tmn. 	
Tlie Single Number Lotteries
(Authori*ed  by the State of Georgia.)
ONE GRAND SCHKMK PEB MONTH, with 1100,000
Capital.
Ticketn, >20 each.   Shares la proportion.
jfy Tickets in any of tlii'-e am] earlior Hc.benies may be
obtalnst] from TEN to FI1TKE\  PAY*-*. AF—— tho  Draw"
tn|( tak«n place, and the pure lm ser will cou^ei-iiei'lly have
to linl.I liin ticket  only eight  or ten  ilays before   he will
get the OFFICIAL DRiWWOS, which will be ptiblishen in
Htjvenil of I bti molt prominent San Francisco newHpap(-rn,
an.laliloof the New York paper*,  containing  a perfect
list of all of Maid (Irawiu^'H, can be found at
"Wood, Etldy & Co.'s   Lottery Office,
No. 98 Montgomery street, rooms A'o. 2 and 3,
over Freeman Sf Co.'s Express, San Francisco
WHOLE TICKETS 810 00
HALVES      5 00
QUARTERS     2 50
W-ORDERS for TICKETS or CIRCULARS, showing tin
Plan of the Lotteries, and hr>w the Prizes are awarded,
will bo went to any one di-siious ol receiving thnra.
closures, of S10 and upward*, may be made by either of
t l.u l'\|ir"*is -Jnmiiaui.-s, .it the i-ipoiiKC and risk of IVOI'll
KI)DY&CO,.and PRIZES WILL UK CASHED at Sau Fran-
oiaco AlloommunicatioiiH itrlotly coiiliilei.ti&l.
Address D.  D. GASSNER.
Care of Wood,  Kddy & Co..
SAN FRANCISCO.
Remember, we are selling onr  Tickets  at  the  regulai
Statu prices, and no advance, aa lu oiher Lotteries.
novlOyl
LIFE AND ITS PLEASURES.
Or Disease with its Agonies :
CH O OSE BET WE EJV THEM,
HOLLOWAY'S  PILLS.
IVervoiui lit-.orders.
What is moro fearful than a breaking down of the ner.
Tons ay-item? To be excitable or nervous in a Kmall de
Ui-ho i« mo.st.'.istressluK, for wheri! can a Miiu*..ly be fouud?
There lk none:—drink but little wiue, beer, or spirits, or
_r better none; take no colTou, —weak tea being preferable; get all tho fresh air you can; take three or four Pills
«vory uight; eat plenty of solids, avoiding slops; and if
these golden mln* n.r« followed, vou will bi; happy iu
aud strong hi body, and forget you bave any uerves
M if tilers and Daughters.
If there ia ono thingmore than another for which these
I ills are so famous it is their purifying properties, os
pecially their power of cleansing the blood from all impu
ritiei, and r,.m.>viii- .Uui.r/ji.ius and s-.sp.-uded secretions
Lniversally adopted as the OM grand renrtdy for femali
complaints, thoy never fail, never weaken the system
aud al.vay*i Ijriug about what is required.
Slclt Head Aeliee and Want of Appetite.
Those feelings which so aadden u9, mo»t frequently
-arise from iuiu.*yaiices or trouble, from obstructed per-
-spiratirm, or from eating and drinkug what is unlit lor use
■ttiua-disordering the liver and -.tomach. These organf
_u^t bo regulated if you wish to be well. The Pills, if
taken according to the printed instructions, will quickly
restore  a  healthy action   to   both   liver  and  stomach
whence follow
.. natural  consequence, a  good appetite
and a ch.ar  head.    In the East'and West  Indies i
.any other nedlttne is used for the-jo disordei
Dlaordere of the Kldi-eya,
In all disoanesaffecting these organs, whether they se
crete too muoli or too little water, „r whether they be af
fllCed with stoneor gravel, or with ache-and pains aet-
tlclin thi. um.-over the region* of the kidneys, these
lilUshoul.l betaken according tn tbe printed in.truc-
tioua. and lha Ointment should bo well rubbed iuto the
■ mall or the buck at bed ti
iiinii
/ailed.
For Stomach*, out ur Order.
•ifm-SC^1,; wUl"° ^i""* ""prove the ton.ofth
Ktomaeh as these 1'ills; they remove all acidity occa
.iou,d81th-.rby intemperance or improper diet Tiiey
reach the liver and reduce it to a healthy action- they
* i fact
CURLED HAIR, BSD  LACK.
N. 0, MOSS. BIJl'A SKSDft38.
C'ORM HUSK**, -UATThESS do
TWIN*;:, Etc., etc.
And Upholsterers' Needles, assorted sizes.
Df-alers in Furniture and [;,■  fling, wantTsg iinything in
ny line, are respeelfullv invirfiJ togive ine a call.
X, U._Ail orders from the  couutry promptly attended
PULU     WAREHOUSE,
lOi Battery  Street.
ocl-m3 JACOB SCHREIBER.
wonderfully  elficacious
all  Uisorderu of  the  livi
Uotlonay, Pill, <,„ tht bet rewe.|y  knawn tn   thtxvorU
for  thefollowing daOSSS.
A«W,                 DeUility,           Jaundice, Secondary
A.   ima             Droptf,             Liver   Com- Symptom,,
BilMoniOom. Dysentery,               plaints, Tic Doulou-
Plaints,         Erysipelas,       Lumbago, rent,
Blotches     on Kemalelrrcgu-riles, Tumours,
the sk.n,       untie-,      EUuaaaUsm, Ulaaao,
Bowel    Com- ¥,.„„ of  all   Ket.mi,,,,   ,,!*   Venereal  Af-
plaints, Fit«.     kinds, Urine foi-tirm^
C-lic., Gout, Scrofula   Lt    Worms of Ul
Con.tipatlon   Head-ache, Kiug'sEvil      kindi
.f the HoweU, Indigestion,     Hn« ft^ti ' Weakness
t*J«uinpti(,n, Iutiaimuation,StoneAi(;ravei,    from   Khatka
Ac, &c.        '   ever cause.
-Z"!l'Jl?yG~G""'"'""""• ......•*> th. nau
«e.l,r.maet  lu    ev.rj  W  ot  111.  b.».k  „t   ,llr«liun.
ij'j'i™ II   ,'"",."'- '"II "'" """* "">' 1" I'1"".'* "»n bj
eiiiTfAi,   "■"" ""■  "■'"'"    ' ""'*"' '  ">*"' "i" I"
i"h. el,tG     f"■'""»*'-'"•'' A„.„„„„i„„ ,„ ,„„ ,	
"ii.. """-""I! tL» >..»«. koo»;„g tt.-., t„ i,„ H,.,.
n'ClTAl v" M;"0J"'",'* •' IV,.|,.,„,r   .(„:.,„»-,r. »o
ia uuse. at -ju.ut., (lli oeuts audsi «.ch.
t.O-^«e i. co«d.t.bl.  „,i„, b,   f.Hn.th, lUfl
mt&imTEttSSS^*^^
DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Prlrato Medical and Surgical Inatltutv,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office
SAM FHANCISCO.
Kstablinlied in IBM, for the permanent cure of all pri-
tte and chronic diseasea,   and for   tbe  suppression of
Quackery.       Attending  and   Resident   l'hynician,   L.   J.
C7,A!"KAV,   M.D., late  in the Hungarian  Revolutionary
War, Chief Physician to the 'liiih  lU-simui.t of JSonveds,
Chief rfurgeonto the Military Hosuitnl of 1'estli, Hungary
late lecturer on  Diseases  of Wonu-n  and   Children, and
Honorary Member of the philadeiphin flollcgt; of Medicine.
Kif"Particular attention  paid  to the tre.-tmeut of diseases peouliftr to Women and Children.-"Eft
OFFICE HOURS—From !» a.m. till 9 p.m.   Communica-
ions strictly Confidential.    1'ermaneut cure guaranteed
r no pay.   jConsultatioas, bv letter, or otherwise, free.
Address,       Dr. L. J. CZAPKAY. S.in Fraucisco, Cal.
#£"The following T,ctier,wl»l;;li emphatically
poaks for itself, was written by the Dean of the Faculty
of the Philadelphia College of Medicine, to the editors of
the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, San Francisco,
for publication :—
Philaoru'iha, January 17th, I860.
To the Editors of the J'ariji.i Medical and Surgical Journal.—Gentlemen ; My attention bas been called to au article iu the December number of your journal, in regard
to lhe ad eitndam degree granted by tli-;- Philadelphia College of Medicine to Dr. L. J.Cnapkay. When the application for the degree was made to the Faculty, (t was accompanied by affidavits and testimonials to tho effect
that Dr. Czapkny w:u a mgular graduate M.I). of the Uni-
dty of Pestli, had served as Surgeon in tlie Hunga-
army, and was a regular practitioner of Medicine,—
On the strength ef these the degree was granted. The
ad cundem degree, as its name impplies, is conferred
graduales only, and gives us new  privileges.    Mad there
i the slightest suspicion of irregularity, tho appli
tion would have beeu refused.    Hy inserting thria in y
journal, you will do au act of justice tu the College, and
confer a favor nn
Yours, very respectfully,
II. RAND.
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of
Medicine, 	
DR, L. .1. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE is on Sacramento street, below Mont
(turnery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company '•
Oliice, San Fraucisco. The Doctor iffers free consultation
aiidaskR no remuneration unless hs effects a cure. Oliice
hours, from B a.M, to 9 p.u.
CERTIFICATE.— I, the undersigned, Governor of Hungary, do testify hereby,  that  Dr. L. J. Czrtpkay has  served
duriiigtlio cm test lor Hungarian liberty as Chief Surgeoi
ill the Hungarian army, with faithful perseverance.-
Whereof I have given him this certificate-, and .do recom
mend hiin to the sympathy, allention, and protection o
all those who aro capable of appreciating patriotic sell
sacrifice and  und..■served misfortune.
KOSSUTH 1.A.IOS, Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 8, I&62.
Remarkable Cure of Consumption
The nlraoet miraculous Cure that. Has been
effected in my case, prompts me to impart to those ofmy
fellow creatures who may be suffering from like a miction.
the source of relief, with a short description of my ease.
Several yearn ago, my health began to fail. I was attack
ed by general weal:ness and debility, whicli reduced me tt
the mere shadow of myself. At that stagel nought medical assistance, and expended large amounts, but without
the least, beneiicial results. That fell destroyer, CON-
8UMPTJ0N, bad already seized upon my vitals, 1 was
informed by my physicians that they could do nothing
for me, except to smooth my path to the grave, when"
most fortunately, I applied to Dr. L. J. Czapltay and aur
now a well and perfectly sound man. It ia difficult for
me to express the emotions of deepest gratitude I experience when realizing the imeasurable service 1 have received at the hands or Dr. Ciapkay, and feel rejoiced
that it is at least in my power to tender this feeble recognition of his great skill and capacity. To thu afflicted I would say, do not despair, for whatever may be
the nature of your case, I am confident that vou will
find relief by applying; to Dr. L. J. Citapkay. '-There is
balm in Gilead, and there is a physician there."
[L.8.] HENRY WESSLING.
"Mtb.-cril.ed and sworn to before me, this 15th day of October, A. I). .1859. City and county of San Francisco, in
the State nf California.
[UB.J F. J. THIUAULT, Notary Public.
The undersigned is personally acquainted with Henry
Wcssliug. and linows that the circumstances related In
the foregoing certilicate are true. He saw Henrv "Wessling
during his illness, ani bears willing testimony to the fact
ofhis remarkable cure by Ur. L. J. Ciapkay.
["■■ s.] A. ROSENHEIM.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th dav of October, A. D. 1HS9. City and couuty of San Francisco in
the State of California.
E- «-] IV J. THIBAULT, Notary Public.
Tlie attention of the reader is called to the following.
A ladyof high standing in society, and great respectability, published a card in the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch,Sept. 14, 1851, which is as follows :—
A CARD—The undersigned feels it her duty to express
her heartfelt gratitude ty Dr. C/apkay. for the .successful
cure iA herself and child. Tiie hater having been alilict-
ed by a severe attack of cholera infantum, was given up
as incurable by the most celebrated physicians, when sh"
called on [Ir. F::-:, pkav, who, ufr.-r ;, short period f-i'ored
the child to perfect health. Encouraged bv this extraordinary result, -he sough l advice herself, for Uie scrofulous
malady witn which sue hail been alliieted for ei.-ht year-:
and which withstood thetreatiuentofthe bust obv.V-daii«
in America and Europe. But Dr. Czapkay ha.VsuVeecl.'d
in aihiniiLg h.-r permancrit relief, so that she can now
enjoy life, which, for eight years, had lost all charms lor
her. Sho therefore deems it due to herself, and to all
sick and alliictcd. to recom m and Dr. Cstapkay as one of Lhe
moat skillful physiciam- within the United States.
Mks. Cahouxk GitAY,
Corner Walnut and 7th streets, Philadelphia   Pa
A Qtasana, Notary Public, 126 Sovouth it. '
All ci.nsultu.tloi*a (by letter or otherwise) free
Address DR. *L. j. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute,
.-a-ramenio street, b'do-.v Mosst^nsui-rv, oppiisjte Pacific
Mail Steamship Co.'s Office, San Francisco nol2
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 1
San Bernardino County. \
The People of the State of California, To H   M
WALLACE.
YOU ure hereby summoneil to appear Iiefore rue
A. S. Heard. Justice of lhe Peace for Sau Ber-
niirilino Township, county alorcpaid, at my oflice
io the city of Sun Bernardino, on Friday the 20th
day of January, A. D. i860, at 10 o'clock A.
of said clay, to answer the complaint of W W
Noyes, who seeks to recover of you the sum of
one hundred and sight;-five dollars, founded upon
two promissory notes for $150 00, and one open
account balance ou sale of horses for S35 00 ; and
unless you appear aud answer, judgmeut by default will be rendered against vou for the said
sum of money, wilh costs of suit"
Given under my hand, this 13th day of October,
A. S. BEARD, Justice ofthe Peace.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that the defendant has absconded the State, i
ordered, that the above summons he published in
the Los Angelea Star, for the tprm of three
months. a. S. BEARD.
oc33 3m Jastica of the Pwyjc,
Seed Warehouse!!
(ESTABLISHED IN 1850.)
S.  W.   MOORE,
No. 110 California street, between
Montgomery and Sansome,
SAJV FRAeYCISCO,
HAS FOR SALE tb. mo.t extensive variety of
KITCHEN GARDEN, FIELD,
FRUIT and TREE SEEDS,
IX CALIFORNIA, INCLUDING
-£0,(X>0 II)).. Pure Alfulfu or Chill Clover Seed,
Ut* TIIK NEW CROP.
HYACINTHS, TULIPS, LILIES, and other
BULBOUS ROOTS.
fWyilK ii niters ik,'n**il, from his lonjj experience in tlie bu-
M. -.iiiuss, a.u'1 his extensive fjicilitieH for procuring Iiis
seed from the best seed gruwers in the United Stiites^
Krsuice antl "England, is enabled to tell at lower prices thun
anv other hoime.
The After.tu of Wells, Fargo & Co's and Freeman tt Co's
F.xyresse-4 are hereby authorized to act ft* Agents foi' the
iLiidersi-fiied in lukiVt' orders fur seeds aiiil receip'-i-i^ for
the same.
Orders by mnil also promptly attended to. A liberal
discount will be lnnde to the trade. Particular attention
given to the mtrefui p;u:Iiin^ of See.i.-j fm- sliipmcnt. Your
early orders are .solidLud, whicli sliull hnve inunedinte
and faitlifQl attention. S. ^V. MOORE,
Seed Warehouse. 110 California Btreet'.
ft-TjU.Boxes of Seeds containing.' 100 I'apers for retailing,
in such assortments as desired, will he furnished.      n26 3
To Teamsters and Others.
Putt-itC Antl-Frlctlou Axlc-tlrea**;.
NOT AFFECTF.D BY IIRAT 0E COLD.
TiHS ARTICLE WILL NUT THIN" IN' HOT C LIM ATI'S,
nor thicken or harden in cold. The season of internal communication with the Mining Districts hayinij opened the subscribers take this opportunity of thanking
their numerous customers for the extensive patronage
given to their
Patent Axle ©rease
during the last nix yearu, aud beg to say that overy cure
will betaken, in its future management, to una tain-its
widely-spread reputation as the very best Axle Grease Tor
Couches, I'nivs. Teamsters' Wiu-ous, el,;.. ever in tj-orluced
Into California. HUCKS & LAMBERT,
Inventors and'Sole Manufacturers, Notoma street. Depot
of sale, No. 101 Jackson street, San Francisco.     ocl-m3
BROOKLYN  HOTEL.
Corner Broad-way and Snnsome streets.
SAN FRANCISCO.
TIIK rH.01*F.IETOR OF THIS WELL KNOWN
rm and old established Houso is still at his old
**** tricks—feeding the public for the low sum of
six dollars per week, aud the crv is •■Still th y
Tliis Hotel was established in lHn'2. and the proprietor proudly appeals to its well known reputation, and
at the same time pledges Liniself to use every endeavor to
add to the enmfort nnd convenience of his guests. The
Brooklyn Hotel WAGON will always be ready on the
wharf on the arrival of tho steamers, to convey passen
gers and  thflir baggage to  the house free of charge.    To
prevent imposition,   he positive and see
that BROOKLYN
HOTKL is painted  iu  large letters  oi
the  sides   of  the
wagon.
Board per flay..	
 n
do   do week	
 $5
Lodgings per week	
$2 to $4
Meals 	
50 cents
IjchI/rings	
.50 cents
Single rooms  .
.75 cents
oc2!jt-3m       JOHN KE_L__,'J
r.. Proprietor.
V0LDKEE-S
AROMATIC
SCHIEDAM
SCHNAPPS.
THE   REPUTATION   YOLI>NHI.Ii."S    SCllN.Vl'PS   HAVE
hitherto borne for good quality and richness of fliivor,
will still be kent up, and no puins spared to have
volusku i s
Schnapps continue the lea-ding brand. The undersigned
is receiving by each clipper from New York, a supply to
meet the wants of the trade.-
VOI.DNEK'S   SCHNAPPS   are for   sale   hv  all   deale:
throughout this country. S. C   SHAW, Sole A-jH-nt,
ocl-n,3 138 Front street, San Fraftcisc
First Premiums Awarded at the
State Fairs of 1.858 and 1.859,
and at the Mechanics' Imti-
tute, San Francisco.
THTJItNATJER & ZIKIM*
IMPmiTUllH   AifO  MANUKACTUIIEUS
Baskets, Willow Ware. Toys,
LADIES' WORK STANDS,
Cliildrcns' Carriages, Bobby Horses, &e,.
oa B..tte»y Street,
Bet. Commercial and Clay,
oc22-3m San   Francisco.
SCHIEDAM
WO _._*_S ' _
AROMATIC   SCHNAPPS!!
I beg to callthe attention of the Merehuntsof Califon
nto a Superior Article of
HOLLAND   GIN,
Manufactured by Myself Exclusisely,
AT SCHIEDAM, HOLLAND,
And to Distinguish it from evcrtj other Alcoholic Stimulant in tho world 1 yore it tht name of
SCHIEDAM  AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
It I.s the PUKE TINCTURE OF JUNIPER, distilled from the BEST BARLEY that can  he selected at any cost.    It |g<
Havered and medicated, not bv the common harsh berry, hut by the choice botanies.! variety ofthe AROMATIC HAL.-
I \v '['.s'll'!-'1: I'.ri'.KV wluise in o.i vinous oxl.ru cl. is distilled and recti lied M-Jlli its spJriUmiis solvent , and thun it bfr.
come- 'i c-mi-eutraled TINT'lTUF, OF K.\QTI.-ITK FLAVOR AKH AROMA, altogether liiulscendunt m its C0IUUAL AND'
MEDICINAL I'RorERTIFS to anv HOLLAND CIM IN THE WOULD.
<;.  *i,<- introduction of the i-A-hr-iled SCl'IVEDAll   AROMATIC  SCHNAPPS,   the   proprietor has submitted it to*
the WJ li )LF MEDICAL !'\l':|'LTY ol't-lie V-'nlledStates. Over TUREIvTIIOLSAND EN DOUSE IT. over their o.t'n jhh,^
tures, to be tlio I'lUlEST ALCOIIOLIO STLMFLENT NOW IN USE. They also speak of the CHEAT SUCCESS tiiey hair
met with 'ii their praeiic in Crave!, (lout, Chronic Rheumatism. Obstructions of the Kidneys, llladder and Urinary-
Organs. Persons traveling in the Southern and Westein States should ali> ays have a supply on hand as a PREVKNT-
IVE \C ilN'ST ACUE AND FEVl^tt nnd eluiiige of water Tiie I'hysieians in New Orleans and St. Louis presence it Tfitlii
great eonlideuee iu CASE CE CHOLERA,  uiiiiDWiint  ol tiie PURITY OE THE ARTICLE.
II VDOIiFHO   WOLFE,
CAUTION TO  THE TUBLIC.
Since the introduction ofmy Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps into the United States, a number of Liquor Mixer* f*
New York. U'ostou, Paiiadelphia and San Francisco, liave been engaged in putting up mixed and aoisonouj- Gin i
cases and jugs, to be plamed olf upon the unwary lot) my genuine Schnapps. At lirst", flisy boldly counterfeited in
nam--*, but I soon stopped that by causing several of them to be arrested. They now confine themselves to closel-
im it "tin" the appearance and shape ol'm v hollies, and the peeu.i.'iv wni-iper which I have always used, vil :■ YKIi
LOW PAPER, printed with R_.> AND RLUE INK, PASTEBOARD PRlNTIsD CAPS.
BEWAItE OF THESE IMITATION BOGUS SCHNAPPS.
If the Liquor were (it to drink, there would be no need to palm them olf bv counterfeiting tile peculiar s1\'le and ■.-,
peitrance ofthe ("ENUI"\*E WOLFE'S SCI IN A ITIS. Avoid these mixed and doctorcd-up imitations, as vou won hi ht. '.:
SHATTERED NERVES. Ill'lNFi) STOMACH and DELIKH'M TREMENS. ThePureand genuine Schnapps liave my nam*-
on the bottle, cork, and a fac-simile ofa signature on the label. F"or 8ale by all the Wholesale Druggists and resptct-
able LiiiuorDuiUersiu the United States.
UDOLPHO  WOLFE.
Sole Importer and Manufacturer- 18, 20 and 22 Beaver st., New York.
The word Scheidam Schnapps belougs exclusively tb my article—all othersare counterfeit and an imposition oq.
the public. rnVnovlS
"WHAT CHCER" H©y§E,
L   121, and ia2   Sacramento St.—Nos. 8
Lcids-orlT street, SAN FKANC1SCO.
Farmyrs, Merchants. "Minors , aud all others'who  wish superior accommodations, can always
'■WHAT C1_.ER" HOUSE.
Large- additibils Have recently been made to the building* of- this highly popular pla
aud favorably known throughout thin ami the Atlantic States. Ita location is eenti-.il
commoilatiou of all classes of patrons.-
Great Reductions have been recent y made in the lates of HOARD AND LODGING.
A large FI ItS'-PROOF SAwE is kept In tho otl'.ee, for bhe usoof the patrons.
Superior Rolling A ecom modal-ions are coiinecleii with this i louse ; and also the frVo ll
aud LIBRARY t
J3@-AnOMNIHUS and EXPRESS WAGON, wuh the name of  the House painted on  them. wiH.-ilwa;
the arrival of the Steamers, to convey passengers aud their baggage to the BoWe. ERKE 01*  ;HaUCI
NO KUNNKKS  EM_LOTE».
and 0£
Jiarge READ1M1 ROOl"**.
BOARD, (per week).	
(per day)	
LODGING,  (per week)....
r-l-yl
.Sa,l)-*      1     LODGING,  (per night).... ....50 to To cents
..  J,00 BATHSj each  iSS cent's
&4,00     | JH^HUWBB BATHS EREE^-Jft
B. K. YVOODWAllD. I'ropri.*
PLOWS !   PLOWS !
JUST received, a large and
;2^~   full supply of
STEEL AIVD CAST PLOWS,
Of all BiZes-.
EXTIiA POINTS FOE SAME.
Karrows,
Seed Sowers, for Wlieat,
Harrow Teeth,
Wagons,
•carts,
And a lare;e assortment of
Agricultural Iniiklenicnts,
All oi -vhicli will be sold as tow ud can bu bought
fa thia city. J. 1>. ARTHUR Sf SON,
oc^iJin1!    'A, i and 5 Washington st., near Davi;
Established in 1849.
ONE OF OUR FIRM ie at present travelling
Europe .where he in collecting and forwarding
to us by every steamer the most splendid stock oi
WATCHES A51) JEWELRY
ever imported into this State.   OurWatche i
not be surpassed for substantiality and tim-i Keeping.   Our Jewelry is selected with the j,.-e test
care, and uone but the moss tasteful go  is n ade
of the finest gold are allowed to leave   aret'i
lishment.
Quartz Jotetc© Ixry
We manufacture on the premises. We arethe
oventors of the art, and keep ahead of all competition.
WATCH "REPAIRING
s done by the best workmen, under our own in
spection,and warranted for one year. Watches
for repair sent to us by Express are attended to
promptly.
BARRETT & SHERWOOD,
135 Montgomery street,
between Clay and Commercial streets,
fJ2fi *f SAN FRANCISC >.
Turner's Ginger Wine
AND
FOREST WINE BITTERS.
Tl-I'M-.i--'*-, EOREST WINE I'lT'l.'EKS AKE A CUKE EOR
lover iin.t A^'m., FIiitolo.iK-.j-, I)ys|)ejiBia. Ci-Ktivt-ncis
01- .:"i1vii1.-..,-,.(jen(.,;xl Ih-Lility, Vrmrea, Df-i.Iiichc Irrc'u.
Ui-i-.y «, lli,. Di-Dsliv*. Oi-KfLtis, Nervous 1'rostrn(j,.„ \"oa-
rulKia. KlHMllll;Ltio AlltectIons, and most of the iin' tl,al
■""""d  liy   all   not only
iFlHAA.i   1
lalifoi
Tliesi
SilT'IEI'.ii
il ron
inted
o lip t"tl***
an Up
nd conditions.
i.mnuractured from thfiRlioicest  medi-
ml herbs, by Turner Brothers, are war-
•-1 now in use on tlie I'licifie, Coast and
Itfrfect safety  by jiersonK of ullages
Turner's Ginger Wine.
GAGT'AtS Tu 'niE l'('HI.K:._Tli-.reiJutaUonawardedtr,
1,,M'   ^'^''    'US>    ■!"M"    «""'''•''   •■->'-    i
it has   received, has b-vn iho motm,  ol   (,uU„  -   i„, I I, .
antioii all consumers of (U\<;i:i'
none is genuine savp such
-- a stoft] plate—■TURN-
WINE to examine the label, n
"GG^GZlfAGf^G''''
Manufactory 	
I">roa(h.-»y and Front
V., and San Fraucisco, California -
d Mik-iroom   i:i  s-iu   Francisco  come
nt- ocl-mS
-nrner's  «iii^r Wine,
For Sale Everywhere.
Turner's Forest Wine Bitters,
For Sale Everywhere.
WELLS, FAltCO & CO.,
NEW YORK, OREGON AND CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS and EXCHANGE Co.
CAPITAL   - -   -    $000,000.
D. N. BARNEY, PreHdeut.
Draw IliiE-s of Exchange
IA-SUMS   TO  SUIT.
OX ALL TH1.J CITIES UV THK UNITED STATES AND
CANADA;
UNION BANK OF LONDON.
AND KOYAL BANK   OF IRELAND, DUBLIN.
Advance on Gold Dust consigned
for Assay.
Off and alter this duto tbis oliice will receive
DEPOSITS. GENERAL and SPECIAL.
and draw checks—IM  SUMS TO SUIT—o
San Francisco.
H. N. ALEXANDER, Agent.
Los Angeles, May 1st. 1859. nnp-7
DRUGGISTS, STATIONERS,
Hanhrare, Music, Fancy Moods,
Toy Dealers, &c.
Cuu liud tlmusauds ol direct imported articles in their liue at
JL KOHLER'S
NEW IMPORTING HOUSE,
2d Floor. Howard's Ne.n Bloek,
Sausomo street, butween Commercial  aud Clay
BtreetH.
SAN   KliANCISCO.
NOW   "UNPACKING
TOYS AND EASCS" GOOUS,
I'I AN DES, MELQUEONS. B&tfSS IN'SRTUMEKTS,
SIL'SIC U00ICS. GENUINE HUMAN VIOLIN
AND UUITAK i-f'nuNGS, ko., kc, ko.
All being direct importations, tiiey must aod
wili ho roM CHEAP.
Dealers in tbe above articles will Iind it to their
advantage to call on A. KOHLER,
oetlS-mS
R. E. RAIMOND,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 105 Front street,,
(Between Washington and Merchant streets,)
SAN FRANCISCO,
will  give  particular   attention  to the
Purciiase aiid Shipment,
as well aa to the
SALE OP MERCHA-yDISK A*JD PRODUCE.
RE. RAIMOND having been established in San
. Francisco since 1849, and having been continually engaged in the Commission business lor
Merchants and Producers of the Southern and
Northern coast of California, aa well as with that
I of Oregon and Washington Territories, feels cooti-
j dent that he will be able to give entire satisfaction
| to parties who may eatruet their business to his
e<«ie. jy!6
QUSMCY    HALL,
Nos. 149 and 151
WASHING'S'ON   STREET;
SAN FRANCISCO'.
THIS is THE LARGEST ClaGTafilNG ESTAU-
LISHflfENT
WBST of titer EOCKY jSOUNTAINS:-
This House has gained its wide reuutation by
SELLING
CLOTHING
Ciioaper
Than any other establishment in CALIFOItJYIA'
oc29-3m
LEA THER.   LEATIIEE.
It V-, M O V A JL. .
JOHN V.. HKIN JIAS KEMl>\"Kli HIS LEATHER AN*
SHOE FI>'niN"I. STORE from S3 U-ittory street to
Mo- l'i"i Saiisonit **'i-i .1,
Where lie has ripeiiiul tin' hirgisst LuiiIIilt -inil Shoe Fiml-
lag Stoife In tlie city, with » c>,->pl..le u snort ment of alU
i lie ililVci'eut i;iiiii|s it|i|ii'i-taming A, tlie l.entlier nnd I'iui-
ing UustuesK. for the full trinti-'; such u« FRKNCH (.'Al,!*-
rfKlN of tho CulluwiDK brsods j-Lomoin, Delon. Albuv,-
];.,riliQk-r, Ueroin; ahin, Kilwr Medal Patent ],eiithe'r,.
Morocco, iiuil a. AooA -issortm.*nf ol' l'rimc PWiadelphtw
Kips itnd Ciill'-xkiii, u«k and Ilem-Iock Sole Leather ol' «I!i
the dilTercut qualities Btid priees to suit buyer**. Also, u
oompletP jissovtiii^iit of SIUIF, KIXIILV-SS, of all the various kinds ; Ci-iiii)n*d Hunt Ki'onU ii-Kl'Fdoting, frojn 81 to*
31 50; liUod Calf Root Legs, from 82 fiO to $4; Sole Leath-
er, iro.ii 30 to"i7>icts, $ ft ; Gaiter and Shoe Uppers of
every kind. ,
■"J^Pntticular attention paid to order*.    The store will!
Ireopen from 6 a. m., tmoi'.M.
JOHN G. HKIN,
ttoWt-Sm No. XZii Saiisomestreet.
Who would be Bald or Gray ?
OVER ten thoupaud evav bends hnve been ro-
stored to their original color within the lust)
year by the use of Fish's Infallible Hair Restorative. Magic-like, it arrests threatened balduest*,.
returns the dark brilliant hue to the gray headed,-
and restores the hair to a fine glossy and hcaltliy
appearance ; thus acting in strict compliance witoi
the first and greatest of all toilette-makers—JV_-
ture.
Principal office for Wholesale and Retail, 13I>
Sacramento street, San Francisco.
For sale by Druggists generally.
N. MILLS, Gen.Ag«nt.
J-#_>-For sale by all Druggists in Los Angelea^
c2!'
GEORGE L. STORY & CO.,
Importers  and Wholesale Dealers in
FiHTS. OILS, WINDOW GLASS.
vaunishes,
BRUSHES, COLORS, GLUES,
ETC., ETC.,
No. 105 Clay street,
San  Francisco.
VOL. IX.
LOS   ANGELES,  CAL.,   SATTJBDAY,  JANUARY  14,  1860.
NO. 36-.
_«<•_
&o$fXfiatlts Star:
PDWMEB—BD BVBBT SATURDAY MOltNI"*!',
At No.l, Pico BuiLniNas, Spring Street, Lot
BY
Angeles
H.   HAMILTON.
TERMS:
Subscription, per annum, in advance.. $5 00
For Six Months,  3 qq
For three Months.-..-.  2 00
Single Number -.  0 25
Advertisements inserted at TwoDollare per square
often lines, for the first insertion; and One
Dollar per sqiiat-e for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction made to Yearly Advertisers.
Agency Notice.
Mr. C..A. CliANE is our only authorized agent
In San Francisco, to receive Advertisement anti
Subscriptions, receipt for the same, and to transact business generally for the Star. Office, 172
Montgomery street, between Washington and Jackson, opposite the Lyceurri.
BELLA UNION HOTEL
LOS   ANGE1.ES.
FLASHNER & WINSTON,
PROPRIET ORS.
MTHIS HOTEL, so long known as the best
in Southern California, having passed into
the hands of tbo present Proprietors, has
tlCCn thoroughly refitted, and iilany additions made
to ita accommodations.
Strangers, and gentlemen wl'li their families, will
fiAd this an agreeable homo, at all times.
The table will be supplied, as heretofore, with all
the delicacies of the market. oct2
LAFAV£fT£ HOTEL.'
I^l£*ti*__  JStreetj,
OPPOSITE   THE BELLA   lTNIQN.t
LOS ANGELES,
j^^A THIS Establishment Oilers superior in'
[j JslJB ducementS to the traveling public, and es-
—*™-pecklly to those Wishing a quiet home. The
1 ication is desirable, the establishment large and
Ommodibus, with rooms—single and for fanlilies—
•c ean and well furnished, and a table well supplied
w ith tlie choicest viands and delicacies ofthe season
- as is -,vvell known by those who have favored the
h tnse with their patronage.
The  Proprietor WlU «se e\lcry exertion, and nc-
ftlect no thin"  to give his guests entire satisfactibn.
EBERHAIID Si KOLL.
Los Angeles, Sept 11, 185*3. _
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Ifefi:£ti_a Street,
Los  Angeles.
THE SUBSCRLBEli having leased the
I above establishment, begsleave to inform
■ the public that he has refitted and refur-
J nislied the same, and that it will be con-
111 the very bent style. The table -will be
liberally supplied with everything th3 market at-
t.irds and every care will lie taken to matte the
UNITED STATES HOTEL a comfortable home
Iir boarders.
X tached to the Hotel is a BABj where the best
of liquors and cigars are kept
Terms, moderate to suit the times.
F. WEAVER.
Los Angeles, Dec. 22, 1858.
LOS ANGEIiElf 1)RUG  STORE.
J. T.   BOSTW1C   ,
Successor   to   Dr.   T. J. White,
Temple's Block,
MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES,
ts now prepared to t'urni«b all articles found in a
well assorted
_»_S.-"CT—-   STOHB,
....AT... .
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
Campheue,
Lard Oil,
Cod Liver Oil,
Alcohol,
Olive Oil,
Castor Oil.
Congress Watet,
Quinine,
Strychnine,
Turpentine
Port and Madeira Wines,
Sage Hops.
Hair,Flesh,Paint Brushes
Medicines,
Trussesj
Herbs.
Chemicals.
Bay Rumjiujbottie or gal.
Abdominal Supporters,
Flavoring—x tract
ui l-HJUiine, ».■ ihiv. ."f.—	
Sand's, Bull's, Townsend's, Guiaot's, and Grac-
fenberg's Sarsaparila.
I'or sale by J. T. Bostwick.
Jayne's,   Graefenberg-s   and Maffat's  assorted
medicines.
For sale by J.T. Bostwick.
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,    Ayres   Cherry
_ cctoral and Expectorants.
For sale by J. T. Bostwick.
Bachelor's, Jayne's and Lyon's nair t>ye,
I'or sale by J. T. Bostwick.
imbin-s add fiajin's Perfumery,   aud Dupuy's
Kiss me Quick,
For sale by J- T. Bostwick.
Wright's, McLane's, Cook's, Lee's. Brandreth's,
Holloway's, Ayers'and Graefenberg Pills.
For sale by J. T. Bostwick.
Holloway's Green Mountain, Dalley's and Red-
ding's Ointment,
For sale by J. T. Bostwick.
Alar*re and splendid assortment of Tooth Brush,
cs and Tooth Powders, Lilly, White^and Cologne=
For sale by
J, T. Bof-TYi-ici-..
^nsiiwss xtmte.
C.   E.   THOM,
Attorney anil Counsellor at Law
LOS ANGELES.
Office in Pico Buildings, Spring street.
jys
E.   J.   C.   KEWEN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
LOS ANGELES, Cal.,
Will practice in the Courts ol the First Judicial
District, the Supreme Court, and the U. S. District Court of the Southern District of California.
Office, in Temple's Building, opposite Mellus's
store. Jan. 1st, 1859.
WM. H. SHORE,
Notary _»tji.-lc>lio.
jilllll!) OFFICK  WITH E. DROITS.
T. J. WHITE,
Physician, Surgeon, and 0culist3
Office-** Temple's Block,
MAIN STltEET, laOS ANGELES.
unl8
DR. J. C.  WELSH,
Wholesale and lietail
— -atTGGIST,
MAIJV STEEET, LOS AJVGEI.ES.
Aliens! I, 1659.
MYLES & SMALL.
MAIN ST-RBBT-
I'clill)
BACHMAN & CO,
WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DEALERS IS
Cti ociiJ-js,   AVIikjS,  Liquors,   lotliliig,    llnrd-
wntc,.*!.,   A<*.
Pl'odMce,  Slliilcs. .iiiti Wool tnften In CTchniigc.
Los Angeles street, second ho use from Commer-
ijial street. Jan. 1st, 1850.
FRANCIS   MELLUS,
WHOLESALE Ajin ItETAIL DEALER
til   Groceries,   ilarrt^vare,  Paints,
Oils,   Ac. &c.
JUNCTION OF MAIN AND SPUING STERETS
LOS  AKGEIaES. aiilC
PHINEAS BANNING,
.Fonvardina*;   ami   Goiumission
MerCUant,
LOS ANGELES AND SAN PEDRO.     olO
Frieght forwarded to
FORT YUMA,
SAM BEUSMIDINO,
FORT TEJON,
and all parts ofthe three Southern Counties, with
his accustomed promptness.
FORWARDING.
TIlE undersigned, having leased the Sepulveda
Landing, at *-an Pedro, is now ready to Receive
and Haul all manner of merchandise consigned to
him
WITH CARE AND DISPATCH,
iind upon rCiluced terms. JOSE RUBIO.
Los Angeles, Oct. 10, 1859. 00*16
E. H. WORKMAN & BRO.
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
TEMPLE'S MARBLE FRONT BLOCK,
Will keep constantly on hand an assortment of
Satlrtles, Harness, &c. &c.
Repairing dime t
M. HOBiTETj
HAS the honor to announce to the Public, that
he still carries on his business at the old
stand, as above, and having in his employment
competent workmen, he is prepared to execute all
orders with which he may be favored, iu the Manufacturing of
FliicHnrncss^ari-lsigc Repairing,antl Alcndtng
of nil kinds,
Alao, everything In the Siuldlei-y mislnesn.
Los Angeles, Aug. 1st, 1859.
S-   X_ _3_ SS _3_ 3H. 33,
IMPORTER,
And Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fiench,   Enslisli   and   American
J3ry Ooo«ls.
Corner of Melius Row, Los Angeles. ocl
LAVENTHAL & LETTER,
Wholesale and Retail Denlers in
Clotliin^,   Dry Goods, Hats, Caps
and Shoes,
Have removed to the new brick building in Beau-
dry's Block,
Corner of I.os Angeles nml Alls*, streets,
opposite Melius' Building,
Where the public may be assured of procuring
the cheapest and best goods, offered at 10 per cent,
dn San Francisco cost.
LAVENTHAL & LETTER.
Loh Angelea, Aug. 28,1858
Pure White Lead. Boiled Oil and Varnishes,
For sale by J. T. Bostwick.
Needham's Patent Improved Breast Pumps,
(Joodyear'a   " '_'
Dodson's IndiaRubber Syringes.
Dr. Matteson's patent elastic self-ejecting syringes.
Nit. Acid. Sulph. Acid. Muriatic Acid.
Acitic Acid. Hydrocandic Acid.
Weber's Invigorating  Cordial.
OoTdistl de Lucine. Balm of a Thousand Flowers.
Quicksilver, Pariara's Italian Remedy.
Flea Powder, Crowell, Crane &Brigham'sCana-
nary Seed. For sale by
J. T. Bostwick.
^"-Prescriptions p-utup atall hours, in French.
Spanish and Latin.
One Silver Plated Soda Fountain,
and Fixtures,
jyO For sale by fj. T. BOSTWICK.
^* Dr. White's office will still be hero, where
his prescriptions will be put up as usual.
L03 Angeles, June IS, 1839.
Co-Partnership Mice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
have this day formed a co-partnership under
tho name and style of M'LAKEN Ss CO, for the
carrying on of the Blacksmith and Carnage mak-
in.r husiness, in this city. F. BACHMAN.
h It. M'LAREN.
Los Angeles. Aug. 10th, 1859.
Having purchased tbe Blacksmith and Carriage
making business from JOHN GOLLER, the public are hereby notified that we will carry on the
business in all of its branches, at the old stand.
M'LAREN St, CO.
Los Angeles, Aug. 13. 1859.	
"rTfT^alkinshaW,
FAMILY GROCER,
AND DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
At the Old Stand,
San Bomaruiiidi
RF W. has opened at the above place, with a
. full and selected stock of all articles embrac-
ed in the above line, and respectfully requests a
continuance of the ^tronage of his oM Hiends
and new patrons. H. W. WALKLNb-Au.
nol9
Lost Treasures.
Let us be patient, God has taken from us
The earthly treasures Upon which We leaned,
That from tlie fleeting things which lie around its.
Our clinging hearts should be forever weaned.
They have passed from us—all our broad posses
sions ; [shores i
Ships, whose white sails flung wide past distant
Lauds whose rich harvests smiled in the glad sunshine ;
Silver and gold and all our hoarded stores.
And, dearer, far, the pleasant home where gathered
Our loved aud loving round the blazing hearth ;
Where honored age on the soft cushions rested,
Aud childhood played about in frolic mirth :
Where, underneath the softened light, bent kindly
The mother's tender glance on daughters lair ;
And he on whom all leant with fond confiding,
Ilested, contented, from his daily care.
All shipwrecked in one common desolation I
The garden walks by other feet are trod ;
Tlie clinging vines by other fingers tutored
To fling their shadows o'er the grassy sod.
While earking care and deep humiliation,
In tears are mingled with our daily bread ; [us,
And the rude blasts we never thought could reach
Have spent their worst on each dclenceless head.
Let us be cheerful!    The same Fky o'er-archea—
Soft rains fall on the evil and the good;
On narrow walls, and through our humbler dwelling.
God's glorious sunshine pours as rich a. flood.
Faith, hope, and love --till iu our hearts abiding,
May bear tlieir precious Iruits in us the same ;
And to the couch of suffering we may carry.
If but the cup of water, in His name.
Let ns be thankful if, in this ulTliction,
No grave is Open6(1 for tiie loving heart ;
And while we bend beneath our Father's chiding,
We yet can mourn ''each family apart."
Shoulder to shoulder let us breast the torrent,
With not one cold reproach or angry look ;
There arc some seasons, when the heart is smitten.
It cau no whisper of unkindness bri-d'e.
Our life is not in all these brief possessions ;
Our home is not in"any pleasant spot;
Pilgrims and strangers, we must journey onward,
Contented with the portion of our lot.
These earthly walls must shortly be -liflmantled.
These earthly tents be struck by angel hands ;
But to built up on u sure foundation.
Tbere, where our Father's mansion ever stands I
There shall we meet, parent and child, and dearer
Tbat earthly love  which makes half heaven oi
liotne;
There shall we find our treasures rtU awaiting,
Where change, and death, and parting never
co uie.
Tlie St.   iai.iUs Sllvt;V Mining l.oiiipiuiy.
This company was recently organized iu this
city, under a special charter granted to them by
the present Legislature of Missouri. The corporators areU. M. Funkhouser, W. T. Wood, D. C,
Michael, R. L Tunstall, W. J. Stephens, A. Williams, and E. F. Cross.
Their capital Stock is $150,000, 5 per cent is required on subscribing, 5 per cent, on twenty dnya
thereafter, and 5 per cent, more in ninety days.
The first and second installments will place sufficient funds in the hands ot the Company to Bend
their machinery, (whieh is already built and ready
for shipment) goods and mining tools forward to
Arizona. The assessment of 15 per cent. will, in
all probability, be sufficient to put the works iu
operation.
The title to the mines is perfect. They are situated at tho spur of the Santa Cruz Mountains,
about 25 miles from Fort Buchanan, H miles
south of the Sonora line, in a region of country
abounding with wood, water and graSSV Assays
of this ore have been made bj Guido Knstel, Superintendent of the Sonora Exploring aud Mining
C'Jinpahy, Arizona, and F. Uruuko. Ailministra-
dor Sierra Colorado Silver Miuing Company ; Edwin Harrison and Dr. Ptbert, of St. Louis, giving
an average yield of $153 of silver per ton, and
about GO per cent, of lead. Silver can he extract,
ed at au expense of about SS to $10 per ton. The
ratification of the treaty with Juarez, which gives
lo the United States the port of Guaymas. will
make lead as valuable in Arizona, as at the mines
of Missouri.
Seven mines with large capital are now in operation in the Territory. The distance from the
mines of the St. Louis Company to Guaymas, is
about 200 miles, with a good wagon road between
the two pointB.—Mo. Democrat.
No Fkir-n'd of Washington There.—Gov. Seymour of New York addressed the democracy of
St. Paul, Minnesota, recently, and in the course of
his remarks made a forcible aud eloquent allusion
to the fact that tho Father of his Country could
have no friend in a black republican convention.
Said Gov. Seymour :
" You have seen the great men of this republican parly go hp to their naticVal conventions.
When the roll of States was called, there was no
man there to speak for the State where Washington was born ; there was no man to answer for the
State where Jackson's ashes lie; there was no
man to respond when the land of Sump ter and
Marion was called. But how will it be when our
next democratic convention is held I Yon will
see no such spectacle as this. When we cfll the
roll of States which compose this confederation,
every commonwealth from Maine down to young
Minnesota, and still younger Oregon, will attest
the nationality of our party by the presence of its
representatives. The Atlantic will shout fcrth to
the r-acific—the great lakes to the gulf; and
wheu "ive shall nominate our finm'liditto for the
Presidency,- the loud voices of the representatives
of the whole nation, will name the man who will
administer the aflairs for the next four years."
Deatli or Lynn Uoy<l.
A special dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial says that piivate intelligence has been received announcing the death of Hon. Lynn Boyd,
at hia residence in Kentucky, at 8 o'clock, Saturday night.
 »>. ■
Fatal Accn)E.vr.~New York, Dec. 21.—Five
men and one girl were buried in the ruins of the
store No. 64 Broad street,- which fell1 down last
evening. Three men and the girl were taken out
alivC'and only slightly injured.
CA&IFORNIA  I-EUISLATUKE.
ELEVKN'TH SESSION,
THB SENATE,
First District—I.os Augeltis, Sau "Bernardino ami San
Dicsft)—Anilni-s |'',*u—\.
Second Dtstritt—-Hiuita Barbara ami San LuU ObUpo—
P.  Et8 la (.uurra—A.
Third VUtric-t—Santa Cruz \n,\ Monterey—J. II. Wat,
tail—A., elected.
r.m,!!,. nieitriri—"-jnitii Clin-a it,,:'. Aiaionltx—il. A. Hin.l-
iiiiiii---.',..  I.nl'ls over.
Fifth District—Sim V rand sen ami Pan M:\teo—**.. A.
"Sharp—A., aad T. 9. Phfllpa—B., Bleated;3. H. Parlwe—
a,, holdBover: A. 0. Psttauy, A.
sir'!. District—Tulare, Preuno, MarttKtsa iind lloroed—
S. A, Merritt, hoWst over.
S,,i;-nl!i />/>:.'-■(>'—'l'iu-,1 ii in nn iiml S.nni sin UM—J. J. 1'r:\nk-
Un—A., eleottM; I. N. 'Juinn^A., Wolds over.
Eighth DUtriOr—Contra Carta and San Joaquin—G. W.
Dent—A.. HoldsOTBT.
Ninth DUl,ri"l—--ji cm me nto—*R. C. Clark—A. L.,* and
James M, McDonald—A., liold over.
T ,i'!i Dhilrir! -AAnic', \;,i*a iiiid Yule- -II. F ': -mvL,:■;,—
A. I... eleeted,
fi/ri-otli District—Mnr'ii, Sondriia and Mendocino—Jasper I>Tan-ell—A.,  boldu over.
Twelfth l)Gtri::<-A\\:ioi;\Xii,i'>ol Xorte and Siskiyou—.1.
P. llnynes—A.,  elected.
■fiiii't-.-ii'h District—Colusa, Shast* and Tehama—Jona-
;,i:i u Ljogan—A., elected,
Fiitii'lri-ntii D'.-i'rii-!, "I'.il.te nml l'lu:iuii--J, M. Vmice—A.,
elected; s. a. Ballon—A. I-, holds over.
Ftfteanth Vittriet— fubaa—laottMi—:U.P. Watkins—A.,
(fleeted; fi, 1'. Wheeler—A. I... and fl". II. Parks—A.,
hold over.
Si.r-.'Aenth DiArr'.t—Xei-ri'ln—3. II. Chase—A. I.., eleeted; C. .(.Lansing—A., holdover.
Stnmteenth Dittriot— Placer—T. J. Leot—A., elected; J,
Anderson—A., holds ovi'i,
Eighteenth jjiAtrici—vA Da-ado—W. D. DIotrinwm and R.
D. Crittenden—A, elected; A. S. Denver aud J. A. Titus—
A.,   hold over
.Yin-' ■■ n'ii /')f*lrirf—Aiiih 1,*,i- and Calaveras .1. A. i'.i-
gun—A., eleeted; H. T. "Bradley—A.,   holds over.
Twentieth   District—Sierra—M.   Kirk pat rick—A.,    holds
Tw6tlly-firtt f \ftrict—Humboldt and Trinity—James T,
Ryan—A., elected.
In ihe fm-tssjninsf list, (A) stands f'-r Administration Uo
mucrat ;  (A.I,,) Anti I.ecoioplon ;  (Iv.) Republican.
ASSEMBLY.
Amndor—P, C. Johnson, John. lSowman—A.
Aiittii-Ar.i—F. K. ShaUuck—A. I,.
Eftttfe—John Lambert—A.
U:il'xeero6—I'. A. (I.Uhi-her, Samuel Wilson, II. A. Shol-
ton—A.
Oohua—E. A. Stevcnuon—A.
Contra Cofttx—Coruelius Ya^e'r.A.
Dd A'to-ir— .lolio Daggett—A.
fit Dorathi— loliu Cmness, A.Ti., 1>. fi. Patten, D, Tuir-
6—Id, W. II. -Stone. Asa II. Hiuvley, John C. Hell, J. H.
Watson. E. Danton—A.
Ft-eitno, Tulare and flus.na Vista—T, JI. Heston—A.
JIuml>tihll---l1. M. Hursoii—A.
Lot Aii'ielci—A. J. King, J. J. Warner—A.
Marin—Samuel Lewis—A.
Uariposa-zj. B. Hammond. John W. Ilnoy—A.
Marced—F,  F. Jenkins, J. 13   Hammund—A.
Montana—Mariano .Malarin—A.
,y,,„/(._;Viit.him Coombs— A.  L,
A'ariitlit—Honi'v Haven, Sii.-uel T, Curtis, C F. Smith,
Philip Moore—A.    M. P. O'Connor—A, L.
Placer—». W. 1.0-rtL D. H. Reach, J, 8. Malt in, J. V,
Hiirvillo—A.
PhtmtU—'S, R. Shannon, A,L.; P. 0. Hundley, A.
Sucramtntir— Henry Starr—A. L. D. W.Wt-lty, R. 13.
Ellis. L. C. Goodman—A.
Salt llernardiioi—fl*. A, Conn—A.
San IHi-yo-AiAibm-l W. (irooiii—A.
San Fr anr i set,—Ah nor Phelps, J. C. Schmidt, Daniel
i'.i!--i4-s, ,la*,pei- Riibeoe.k, Sainiud Tliellcr, 11. T. I'.i-te, IV A.
Sawyer—A.    ». S. Tilton—R.
San Ma'.eo—William B. Mason—A. L.
San Joaquin—XV.  L. Campbell, Thomas Lospeyre—A.
San Luis ObUpo— B. M. Henry—A.
Santa Barbara—J. M, Covamiblaa, A.
Santa Clara—J, tt. Williams,  D. R. Railey—A.
Santa Crta—J, l„ Ilnlstead—A.
Shasta—John White—A.
Sierra—his.   A. Johnson, T. J, HaUiday—A.
SifIdyii— Cliailes MeDermit.t—A.
Solano—Thomas M. Bwann—X. L.
Sonoma--Charles P. Wilkin*—A.
StanUltfif-Mtivr Wiildron—A.
Sutter—J. L. Smith—A.
Trinity— A. C. Lawrence—A.
Ttinlunw—F,.   W.   Dailey,   F.  Yancey,  E.   G. "Rodger*.
:;,,i
-A.
. O'Rear, Ban J. P. Hog-
SACit\MKXxo. Jan 2, 1SG0.
The eleventh session of" the G.il i fornia Eieglsltv
ture met to day—the Senate at 11 o'clock, and
the Assembly at noon.
In the former, Lieut. Gov. Walkup called tbat
body to order, when the roll waa called by ex-Secretary Palmer, lifter which Jttdge Baldwin, of the
Supreme Court, administered the oath to thenew
Senators.
The old rules of the senate were adopted until
further orders.   Adjourned.
Tun Assembly was called to order by Charles
Gllman, clerk of the last Assembly, nod the members sworn in by lion. W. WV Cope, oue oi the Justices of the Supreme Court.
The seat of S. S. Tilton, of San Francisco, the
only Republican in tho Assembly, is contested by
James Gallagher.
J. D. Lamar, the member from the new county
of Mendocino, was made temporary chairman.
Frank Schell was made temporary Sergeaut-at-
AffUB.
Ttie rules of the last Assembly were adopted.
The following gentlemen, having been nominated in caucus, were elected to their respective positions :—
Sexatfi—President pro tern, I. N. Quinn, from
Tuol'jmno.    Secretary, Joseph   Besrd,   of Sacra-
ento. Assistant Secf-Mary. D. J. Williamson, of
Srin Francisco. Sergeaut-at-Arms, Wm. II. Bell,
of San Francisco, Assistant Sergeant-at-ArmB.
John McGlenchy, of Tuolumne. Earbillng Clerk,
Cyrus Hawkins, of Sacramento. Engrossing clerk,
Wm. Letcher, of Santa Clara.
AssE.-um.iY.—For Clerk—J. tf. Anderson, of Tuolumne. Assistant. B.K.Weston, of Tuolumne.
Sergeant-at-Arms, C. W. Yozer, of Siskiyoii; As
sistant, William Newson, of Calaveras. Enrolling
clerk.  IT.  C. Kibbe, of Sacramento.    Engrossing
clerk, E. W. Oasey, of Sierra.
JOINT coxvesti6:1.
The Legislature met Iii joint convention at noon
on Wednesday, to canvass the vote Of the State.—
The following was the official announcement :—
For Governor—Wholo number of votes cast,
7G.GG9 ; of which number, Milton S. Latham has
44 023; Leland Stanford, 8.4CG; John Curry, '14,180
For Lieut. Governor—Whole number of votes,
75 231; ot which number Downey has 41,400;
Co-mess, 2S,91flj Kennedy, 9.Sil.
Mr. Latham and Mr. Downey wero then declared
elected.
General Jackson a Schoolmaster—Who would
have thought it? It is nevertheless true that Old
Hickory began his earcer as a teacher of an '-old
Field School," in South Carolina, and in that vocation earned the money which supported him
while he studied law. This is one among the
many curious and unexpected Tacts presented iu
Mr. Parton's forth-coming life of General Jackson,
the lirst volume of which is now in the hands of
the printer. Many eminent Am*icans hnve begun life w teachers, but we hardly expected to
"'nil the indomitable hero of New Orleans added to
the list.—^W' O. Bulletin.
The   following  conundrum   took  the  prize at
Philadelphia seme years since :— fn what manner
did Capt. May cheat the Mexicans? lie charged
them with a troop ot horses which they never gut.
From  Canon VnlU*y.
The weather in Carson Valley during the past
fortnight has been clear and cold. There has been
much suffering among the Indians, and it is feared
that unless the weather moderates, there will 1)6
great mortality among them. The cattle alsd
have snlfm-ed badly, and tbeir dead carcasses aro
strewn all along the Truckee and Humboldt.—
There is no longer any hay in the country; barley
is very nigh exhausted, and yet the winter has but
just commenced. Thm far the season has been
severer than for several years previous. That venerable individual, "tho oldest inhabitant/' is entirely at fault in his calculations, for he remembers
nothing like the present iu all his pai-t history.
A school has lately been established nt Susan-
ville. Honey Lake, under tho instruction of Dr.
Statbinias, recently of Col. Lander's corps of eu-
glnccrs.
The Washoe Mixes.—In the WaMl anil Central -
company's claims at Virginia, not much active
work has been perlormcl of late. Neither arastras
nor reverbatories arc in operation. This is partly
due to snow and cold weather. The California
Company, next south ot the Contnil, struck thu
vein In their tunnel, week before last, It is a very
promising oue, but cttuitcH be advantageously
worked on account of a large stream of water running through their tunnel.
Considerable sulTering has already been experienced hi tbe mines, for want of proper food,
clothing and sleeping i[uarters ; but not more than
was to have bft8D expecled from the inconsiderate
rush of men without pecuniary means.
From Aiul ml la.
The new parlianientof Victoria was inaugurated
at Melbourne on ISth October, by the Governor of
the colony, Sir Henry Barkly.
The mercantile circular of Dennistown. Brothers & Co., dated Melbourne, 17th October, says :—
"We havo again to report a falling off in thu receipts o( gold during the month, not less this year
than 125,023 ounces.
A large aud intliiential meeting hid ilecL* held
at Melbourne, in regard to Sunday trading. It
was resolved that a petition should be presented
to both Houses of the Legislature, asking them to
pass Cuch a law as t*dtild prevent such trading ia
future.
A telegram from Sydney states that two white
females—or at least half-castes—aged 15 and 16
years, had been recovered from the blacks at Fra-
ser's Island. They bore marks of much suffering,
and had forgotten their own language.
New Zealand papers to 22d September mention
that great distress existed among the laboring
classes of the colony. At a meeting of working
men held at Christ Church on September 17th, it
was stated tbat the number of men 111 tile prdvrnco
out cf employment was GOO.
From   Waatlilni$l.oii.
Dec. 21—The American and Whig members of
the Opposition were in caucus this morning, and
agreed to continue voting lor Boteler for Speaker
Ilepulalleiu,  Nut lo ii «1   Convention .
New York, Doc. 21.—-The Republican National
Committee have been in sesdidii, nnd called tho
Convention, to assemble at Chicago oo llith of
June next.
:>■!<■.■. i"-"  of  Amerlcnns.
New York, Dec. 21—A dispatch Irom Washington slates, that a meeting of about forty Amerbaii-J
including the members of Congress, was held last
evening at the rooms of F. A. Walker, Gov. Crittenden presiding.
A resolution was adopted recommending tho
appointment cf a committee to report to an adjourned meeting to bo held this evening, a plan
of organization whereby the entire Opposition to
the present Administration can be united for tho
Presidential contest of 18G0.
The American National Committee wilt meet
to-hiorrdw.
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The lCoutes to Catirornln.
We know,says the Philadelphia Inquirer, ot no
measure that would contribute eo elfectually to'
the prosperity of odr pacilfc empire as a railroad
across the Continent, say from St. Louis to San
Francisco, or seme other important Southern or
Western city, and we sincerely hope thiit tho sub-
ject will engage tho attention bf COiigress, and In
so geneftd a manner that a determination will bo
arrived at and appropriations made with a view to'
render the great linear work complete. Such a
route, well guarded for the lirst few years, would
would afford the best opportunity for the property
and lives of travelers, who are now so frequently
robbed and murdered by merciless savages, while'
even the Uuited States mails cau hardly pass wilh
Bftfety. Already the Isthmian roads havo effected
wonders in promoting intercourse belw«eu tho
Eastern States and the Pacific—but above all, a
free passage for the iron horse across tho prairies,
would call a hew civilized world lato existence.
What towns would arise, as if by enchantment, in
all the more desirable regions of the wilderness I
What lands would be cleareTl and what irnmenso
and numerous (arms would be cultivated I In tho
forest depths and mountain gorges, hitherto voca
only with the screanY of Ihe eagle and the howl of
the panther, (hero would soon be heard lhe hum
ot busy life, while the sound of lhe church-going
bell woold ou every Sabbath morn and eve, remind man Of his dependence on the all-wise Creator of the Universe. There are imllimis ot acre*
waiting for Iho cultivating hand ot nian, for
whose support they are well adapted, and at no'
very distant day they will become favorite reflOTW
for emigrants, and great fields of adventure (or
land speculators. At present there are lour routed
to Calilornia. but not all open to transit. We subjoin a brief list of these in tabular form, with
their respective distances, and time of transit to'
Son ■■ riinVisco from New YorJC:
Miles.      Days.
Over! UJd ron to J®JI JJ
Tehiiantepec '»«   * "
*Do. from New Orleans..2704 Iff
Woaragfla »" 22
Panama ■' 4 JJ" ls
The prospect opened, and every year becomiag
mere and more vivid, ot a great national tutni'e.
-misl be ahi;.* gran 'dug "" tV* - ■' ■■ ul'm i-t, to-
merchant and the patriot. Our present Ctteol oT
territory is almost illimitable, and alarge portiort
Of it fertile and productive in crops of all kind-J.-
Nn lient u,) Otlca cm'trncl- ttnt
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