The Model  llii^bmitl.
Hear what the merry Saxc says of the model
husband:
I Fa* a model husband in a dream,
Wharf thinga are not exactly what they seem.
A moral man, to skeptics be it known.
The wife he loved and cherished was—his own.
And for the lest—I saw the husband wait
With horse aud chaise five minutes at the gate
While Jane put on her things ; nor speak oue sour
Or bitter word, though waiting hall an hour
For dinner ; and, like patience ou a throne,
He didn't swear to find a buttou gone.
The Ttnllnis   Question.
It would appear lhat the Italian annexation
question has been well nigh settled. The principal powers have consented to the wishes ol Napoleon. They bad all replied to France rolulive to
Savoy and Nice, the following being the substance
of their notes.
Russia says tbat so long as tbe right of the people to ielsict rulers is not put forward by Prance,
and that m the present change does* not aflect ihe
balance of Europe, what Sardinia may do wilh
Savoy ia no business of hers.
Prussia saya that, as* the Emperor of France formally disavows the doctrine of natura! frontiers,
tbe transfer of Savoy is none of her business.
Austria declares that she certainly does not approve of any annexation of the kind, but ae En-
rope stood by when other annexations were effected, she does not see what she has to do with the
annexation of Savoy,
Great Britain is suspicious ; regards the annexation at an act of bad faith, but thiuks a too trifling matter to quarrel about.
Switnerland, aa a matter of course, protests
against tbe act.
Aftor all, the Italians seem to have won a sub-
•tantial gain through the instrumentality of Napoleon—a gain wbich, if wisely improved, may
completely restore tbe independence of their coun-
try.
On the night of the 25th, J. D. Adams, editor
or the Serenton Herald, was mobbed together with
his employees, by a party of men from Dunmore.
The difficulty originated on the exposure of a
gambling house in tbat place.
Tbe pott offico at Cairo. Illinois, the poorhouse
et Stonebridge.Mass, and thirteen dwelling houses
besides several saw and flouring mills at Gardiner
Maine, have recently been destroyed by lire.
On the night of the 26th, the steamboat A. T.
Lacy, from St. Louie, bound to New Orleans, was
burned near Memphis. Seven children and Bin of
the crew wero lost, Boat valued at $(j,000, and
cargo at $12,000. No insurance, and is a total
lOBB. 	
Foreign   Hems.
Lord John Russell had stated in the House of
Commons that fhe San Juan question was approaching » settlement.
King Victor Emanuel has just entered his 41st
year, having been born on the Mth March, 1820.
Switzerland is still exercised about the annexation of Savoy to France, but nothing important
has occurred.
Victor Hugo, still in exile through his stubborn
unwillingness to accept any favor at the hands oi
the Emperor, has just finished a novel called -'Les
Miserables.'' It is a collection of touching tales
designed to illustrate the sufferings of the people.
The Princess of Prussia wishing to testify her
gratitude to.M. Meyerbeer the composer, has presented him with a magnificent baton of a leader of
an orchestra.
The first journal ever published in Morocco hi
just  appeared,    lt  is printed  at Tetuan.  in   the
Spanish language, and is distributed gratuitously.
Il bears the name of the Echo of Tetuan.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 1
County of Los Angeles.    )
Iu the District Court of the First Judicial District.
Andres Briswaltor, Plain lift",
vs.
Gregorio Fraijo and Maria de Los   Angeles Sobe-
rano, his wife, Defendants.
Action brought in the District Court of the 1st Judicial District, and the Complaint filed in the City
and county of Los Angeles, in the office of the
Clerk of said District Court.
TIIE People of the State of California send Greeting: To Gregorio Fraijo and Maiia de los Angeles Sobenmo, his wife : You are hereby required to
appear in an action brought agains.. you by the
above named 1'laintiiT, in our District Court of the
First Judicial District, in and for the county ol Los
Augeles, and to answer the Complaint fil - tl therein,
a e rtificd copy of whieh you are herewith served,
within ten clays after service on you of this summons—if served within this county; or it served
out of this county but within the First Judicial District, wiihin twenty days after the service thereof;
or if served out of the Frst Judicial District but
within the State of California, within forty Oa.ys after
the service thereof; always exclusive of the day of
service;—or judgment by default will be taken
against you.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree of
foreclosure against the premises described in said
Complaint, and a sale of the same, and the application of the proceeds to pay costs and $-2,501) due
Plaintiff and interest thereon as therein specified,
and tor general relief. All of which more fully appears in said complaint; and il you fail to appear
and answer the said Complaint as above required,
the said Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded.
Witness the Hon. Henj. Hayes, Judge of our
District Court  aforesaid,  the 30th day of
March, A. D. 18ti0.
Atteft: My Hand  aud the Seal of said
[i.. 8.]    Court, the day and year last above written.
JOHN W. SHORE, Clerk.
By Gkorok W. Gift, Deputy.
J. L. Bm&Vi Plaintiff'a-Ate-y, mhfJlmS
A graceful manner spoils nothing—it adds to
beauty, and gives lustre to modesty. An aflectcd
simplicily is a refined imposture.
"There's a brandy smash," as the wag said, when
a drunken man fell through a pane of glass.
I know, said Tipsey, water is a tine thing, but
It's so dreadful thin.
FOREST WIHE BITTERS
The Greatest Remedy of the Age
FOR THE CURE OF
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Weakness of tlie Stomach
Or any Derangement of the Digestive Organs
THEY REGULATE AND PREP ARE THE STOMACH TO
recei»e anil dlge&t food in a hoalthy manner, giving-
action to thi! Lif'ir.by removing tho sntrettd IJ i te. nllo-.i*-
ingthfi Body tt.i natural strength. "It in very essential
for persons of oniry age or coiiilitiu-i in Ufo, to be careful,
and keep tlioir I'i^c-Liv.: Organs in goi-d order. By doing
thi-i, they will be proof nffainst a.ny, or all, of On-prevailing Mucuses, incident to the ililTeriJi.it Climates, no matter
what the temperature of tlie same" These Uitters ai*
"  '      every ease, if takeu according to direc
mre.to doth
There are thousands of small STteriSa and        —
the human frame, leading to nnd defending upon, the
gfmtric juices produced by the Stomach for the support
of the whole body. If the stomach is diseased, surely it
cannot do its work. Consequently the body must be fed
from unprepared and ununt-.t ml saliva, ."owing corr'ipUoi
throughout the whole system. But if tho stomach ir
kept iii order, the created saliva a;oes to enrich the blood,
giving a natural frenhness to the countenance, and
strtm^thening the whole frame.
Wo desire any and  every person  using the Bitters
show thorn to, and ask the  opinio"  of, their confidential
family Physician, ia regard to the merits of the article,
"Turner's Forest Wine Bitters
»-
Are -lure to i-egutate the Stomach, the main avenue to the
whole body ;
Are sure to counteract BiliomnesH, when in a malarious
Are sure to agree   with tho most weakly, as well as the
most robust person ;
Are sure to create d good appetite ;
Ars-i very pleasant to the taste as a beverage ;
Are economical aud cheap.
All travelers should carry  tlicrie Hitters with  them, to
prevent Biliousness ai:d Fevers, caused by
changes of climate and water.
Bsjamen should carry them to prevent Scurvy, .Ship Fever
aud the like, when tlify are deprived of cooling nutritious vegetables.
All  persons of sedentary  habits,   who  cannot  rest ftt
night, should  take them before going to  bed,  (as afoul
and disarranged stomach always producea a nervous irritation ot the muscular glands, caiising sleepless nights.)
They aisist tlie stomach to perform ita natural -Mwere,
allowing the patient to rest with composa"
Thfiy are a very rich,   iiatriliou
addition   Of   tslisr. s,i„.1„  .,.-   ......
, r—- —.formed bv the
roots, barks and herbs, making
addit  >.
Bitters in the world.
There never hM been any article introduced that has
gained sueh u ivnvsal eonlidenee, nn 1 been so highly applauded by the public, as the ■;» Hitter-:-.. They h ive been
in use about six years, and the sain has Uwur«atwd M
much. that it taker, three large buildings, covering over
nine lots of gri'uu I, to do their business.
For the better protection of the public, ('after this date.
Anril lath,) wo have for a label, a ('splendid »nd very «■
pen-ire J Steel engraving, wilh the port mil nf each member of our tii-m. makiiU; a ei'rl -■' ■.■-.;;- •■.-..,: ■ . ■< ■■■-.! us' cr.ii-i-
terfeita or imitations of Urn genni-n- a Hi.-!..,
N. fl.—Hereafter  onr E-ii;i:~T tviXE illlTERS   will   be
manufactured from  White Wine,  whieh   n,.-,!,.■   a decided
improvement, uuei-ualed by anv other II tiers in tin l.'ni-
Sold wholesale, by
TURNER BROTHERS.
Corner Washington and K.-nnklin "rpiots. \\ y.
Xtagarn -street, n i falo, \\ Y.
Corner Broadway and Front sts., .San Pranci too, Qa.1.
And lor sale by Merchants and Druggists everywhere. angftmA
TURNERS'   OIN0EB   WIIVE.
THIS ARTJf'I.Kis manufactured from pureWhitejfrlnfl
and Jamaica (singer Hoot, in such n man tier a-- In for in
the best and most pleasant tonic ever nil tod need ; and is
an invaluable rem-ily l'ir Mv-'iicp :;., I i ligestion, inni for
all dlieasefl where a gentle -! riiiiilani  i    '■'") ni ;■!■■'.. to hi-inr;
the system Iflfo UeaUhy notion.
One   million  Gallons,   in   Barrels
and Cases, Sold Annually,
■/■■I'll,-:!  lQ(j
Thoughout the world, thereby provinir if
Unrir'ib'it merits.     It has rcceh ed I U" n ;ip:'lm „.   ,.,r.
Medieal Faculty throughout the United, .States and vher-
• rer known.
We caution al! consumers of GINGER WIVE to examine the label, as none ai'e genuine except such as have ou
them our en graved ptn-i raits in a circle, snrroiindd bv the
folLo-ring superscriptions: TURNERS' r;l\i.;Klt WI.VK.
preparod by Turner Brothers, New-York ; Buffalo, Now
York ; and San Francisco, California. ap^mfl
I5"OIIIjE*H.'S
9-^-    PIANO     (.-'j
MUSIC WAREROQMST
Sansome  Street,  San Francisco,
Extending from  Clay to Commercial St.,
Sl<:COND FLOOR.
Rctnll Sfor-efi, UN Wii-tlilngton Street, mill 378
Stockton Street.
€*U)XSTANT*,Y i-eceivinsr the best French, English. Ger-
J  man and American  PIANOS,  and selling  them at
SS far below those of any other Music Store in Gali
PORCELAIN WARE,
FANCY   GOODS,   AND   TOY 3.
XuTKii:.—The secret of Mr. Kohler's i.oiv PRICE is, that
fori
FREEMAN & SIMPSON'S
Old Magnolia Whiskey.
TIIF. UXDE**?IGNE1I is receiving this standard brand of
fine Whiskey, direct from Messrs. Freeman & Sim-i-
son. Proprietors of the 1'lnjetiix lli-stillery. jSeluiylkill Stiver, and offers it for sale iu barrels and half barrels, in lots
to suit.    The genuine
OLD MAGSOLIA  WHISKEY
Has Freeman &- >imp?on's limine in   full on c.ieh ;i;ir.krtge,
and also  a  curd affixed  with a lithographed engraving of
their ilistillery.
As a mutter of interest to ttie trade and public, in
showing tho immense c;-.pital eni[iloyed and tho extent of
the manufacture of freeman fcSimpson's Magnolia Whis-
key. :he l'olloy-i]i>- eo!ii|:ara tive t;t:de is .appended, taken
Ktiv.w a work entitled ■ Philadelphia ami ii s Manufactures.'
:; The centre of the Whiskev manufact.tire is probablv
Cincinnati, Ohio; for we notice lhat in 185(3 there were
distilled in that city and vicinil.v, 19,'li 10,215 gallons of
proof Whiskey, consumin.?. if we allow one bushel corn
to every three gallons of spirits,  6,420,082 bushels corn.
•' In l'liihulelpdiia there are but five concerns engaged in
il is till! iifr Whi.sliev, from rye, corn. ke.    Tliey have a cap-
on the Sciiuylkill River,   having a capacity of 4-00 barrets per week, is one of the largest and most, complete
in the country for tin.  distillation  of Flue  Whiskey,
to which tlioy confine, themselves almost exe.losiuely."
S. C. SHAW,
my5m3 l*iS Front street, Son Pi
STATEOP "CALIFORNIA,
County oi l-ifis Angeles,
[ No. 718. ]
IN  THE   DISTRICT   COURT   OF   THE   FIRST   JUDICIAL
DISTRICT.
JOHN* RAINS,   Trustee  of Victoria  and  Concepcion,   in
fa-uts, daughters  of M:iri;i  Antonia  Apis, anil   legatee;
under the last will and   testament  of Isaac Williams
deceased.
THEOnoSE COBS. JOHN II00G3TRATTBST, HARY BORS
the wife of Fi-ederitik Limber:;. I'Rl-;i»K;'tICK. I.IMUKSifi
and DOROTHY BOSS.
Action lo-tntf/hf in the Di-.tricl Court nf the 1st Judicial District, and thi! Cn:iiji!".i)!t fi!<:d. in thi Cily arid County <>f
Jais Anydes, ire the. njjic: nf th; Ctsrk of sai'l .District Cnurt.
rpHE People of the Stale of California send greeting to
'    '''■--'     - *■        .Tiihn Hoogs! rat ten, Frt:ilorick I'.ii   '
1 Theodore
and Mary Bors  his
You    are    hereby    i
bro.ight against you
District Courtof the
county of l.os Angel
therein, a certified e
ed, within ten dayi
ffl,  and ..orotiiy Bors, an infant :—
FBEWCH, WIjLSOtV -fc CO*,
MAKE THE BEST
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
O N E    PRICK!
Retailing  at Wholesale  Prices!
STRANGERS VISITIX'C THI" CITY WOULD DO WELI,
TO CALL AND I.L.WL TULlll MICASURV, ; the same
will be fnnvarded to our House in New York, thereby enabling thein to always procure a (food lit ; unci when you
wish a suit, you only have to order it by letter to any
part of the State where there is an Express Office, Dills
collected on delivery of goods.
The finest and best kinti of Dress Suits made to order,
and delivered to any part of the State for Sixty Dollars—
war run toil  superior Ie any other milkers.
*if Sole Leather Trunk's and Valises, and Carpet Haps
always on hand, and all other goods suitable for traveling purposes iu any climate.
LRi"\Yll.  WILSON & CO.,
E0BERTS, MORRISON & CO.,
Importers aid Wholesale Dealers in
860TS&SBOE8,
SAN   FRANCISCO,
Have in store a large nnd Qooipl^te assortment of
Boots bltkSL Slioes,
To which they deftlre to call thdspecial attention
Of all Dealers in their line.
We have recently enlurjied our store and appropriated the second floor exclusively to
Women's, Missos' and Children's Goods,
o which we are giving particular attention, and
if which we have every variety aud description.
Our assortment of
MEN'S, BO YS' AND YOUTHS' BOOTS & SHOES
is also very large and complete, and comprises
■joodt" adapted to every district of country in California and Oregon, Having superior advantages
and facilities (or keeping our stock well assorted
and constantly replenished by fresh accessions
from all the best manufacturers at the East, we
re prepared to meet demands and fill orders Irom
II parts o( tbis Coast, at the LOWEST CASH
1'RICES.
[ercbants visiting tho city will find it to their
advantage to call and examine our stock before
purchasing at miction or elsewhere.
ROBERTS, MORRISON & CO.,
marl!) 3m 70 California street.
WHAT CHEER" HiOySE.
Nos. 117, 118, 119    121, iiml 122   Sacramento St.-Nos. 85, 87, 89, andai
LcirfsdorlT street, SAW Fit A ACISCO. Sl
Fannera, Mttreliantti. Mitn-rn    aud all otliers who  VflRb superior accoiuiuodatiojii-, can tilwi
"WHAT CHEER'! HOUBE.
Liu-jro additions hiivc l'fieontlj hi'on inado to tli
UK. ROSENBAUM5S
STOMACH   BITTERS
—FOR THE CURE OF—
Dyspepsia,  Indigestion,   Consumption,   Loss  oj
Appetite,or any Bilious Complaints arising
from   a   Morbid Action of the
Stomach or Bowels.
A  I.I. of tlmse ilisuarics you  will soon borelioyod of by
P\.  use of UionI! Iii tiers, as por dire-olio us on tho bottles
Tliis great auti-dys]K'|>tic  is   tho  rusult of profound  and
elaborate study of one of the most celebrated  jihrsK-iiuiP
of tho present century, in the accouiylishiiient of ivliieli
he harj Frjely spent both time and money..  We do not hesitate to affirm, that  where  Dr.  Rosenbaum's  Stomach
Bitters,ate used' a case of Fever and Ajrue  cannot oc
It  has  bsten analysed   by the most sciuntilic chemis
the Medicaj I'.'M'iilH-. andlanowpreacribed by niue-teutlis
of tbe I'liy-icino- of the land.    Try them —test them—oil
your con-Aitutimi. and ro your way rejoieiu-j.
Are you dyspeptic';—lake these rjioramdi  Bitters.
Are you bilious?—take one of these IJottles, and he re
Are you annoyed by indigestion or constipation?—re
.nove the cause by the free u^& of these bitters.
Have you fever and ayue?—cure and prevent this de
stroying disease, by the free use of these Bitters.
tJ®-Tho superiority of these Bitters hue induced many
to put up a spurious article. To prevent deception in fu-
t nre. each cork will be branded,—
N. II. JACOBS ■£■ CO.
Andthe nbclM willbeavour signature, without which.
N*   B. JACOBS fc CO., Sole TroDrietors.
N.8.—The  public  are  particularly cautioned   agains!
spurious imitations in the market. j'21mfi
Who -would be Bald or Gray ?
OVER ten thousand gray heads have been  re-
stored to their ortginal color within  the last
year by the use ol Fish's Infallible Hair Restorative. Magic-like, it arrests threatened balJneSS
returns the dark brilliant hue lo the gray headed
aAj1 B9nairf)a*as*i    llrssi Kssiv tr, rs    fipii. Qlficicjr nrii-1    tw'oll.hv
appearance ; thus acting in strict compliance wiih
thetirataud greatest of all toilette-makers'— Nature.
Principal office  for Wholesale  and Retail,  13!)
Sacramento street, San Francisco.
For sale by Druggists generally.
N. MILLS, Gen. Agent.
^^-For sale by all Druggists in Los Angel*
roar 10-3 in
-if   rl
■ved '.Viihi
this
if s
this county but within the tirst Judicial Dist.i^, mum
twenty days after the service thereof : or if served out of
the lirst Judicial f'lstr ct but iu tbe State of California.
within forty days after the sor-.'ico thereof ; always exclusive of tho day of service ;—or judgment by default will
he taken against you.    This action is  brought to recover
of tlie Defendant Theodi
died dollars ($1,500- principi
tv.-idve per ciuit, (VS. Of)) ;,.-r
1S59, until paid ^allo-fed to
notes set fortli in tlif Co'inplan
'■xecuted bv .-ai,! }',(,<■■< -,u>- ->
The firnt of MiW prom'-worr n<
Trustee of Viol iris a catee
for  thttteun   i    u;,..,'     -  |   ,
(Sly'17 fiS-OOL)  and lb-   ,,.."]
tee of Coucepeioii. another !■
one hundred and two 32-00 <
payable J.muary 1 st, A. D. ]5j
tbe rate aforesaid, same pavn
of each vear after the t'al': ■
'■i.'tt"d Ik- .:.:}■.: Ttnstea i, . | '■
au<l  also for   the   foi |, --,,■ .
forth in tbe Coniplainl. and b
ted by said Defendant Bors to n
the payment of tho notes ■ at
promfsea iuaaid tnortsrairtUs'si
lorecl::-able   for  non-pavni--1
, the
li !"!<■<
till, his Etnccoasor
:ain mortgage set
'  ' '  been cxecu
> ■'■ecu:
o. for the sale of  the
: s-iiil mortg&f*^ belntf
itet-est.    And again 1
■ ne in'ienuaius John lioti^rstratten. M;i,ry Uors, wile of
''I'd'-ri'.-l.  l,;:nli'T ;, lv''d'.-rii'"i Limlier-r. her husband, and
I rem ■■!,.,■ the      I       to be In raltd ; and if you
ail i ii .' pJKj ir nod an ■ 'V.-r the -■, 14 (' un [daitit as a hove rehired, tne iftld Plaintiff will ap-ly to the Court for the
elief demanded.
,\"iti.*-s the Hon, Benjamin Hayee, Juuge of our
District Court aforesaid, tfco 27th day of Slarch,
A. ii. ISSO.
Atte-il i  My hand nnd the seal of
[T. 9.1      day and year last above written.
.iOlIX  W.  BHOBE, Clerk,
ii.y        OBOBflB W. GUT, Dep.
STATE OP  CAUTORMA. 1 ». ,
LOS AS(1BLB9 Coi.yTV. |'--""
Tue moti&B of Plaintiff for an or ler thai serviee of.su tn-
mens in this ease, tun be inaife DP the Defendant Theodore Bore, by publication, coming an to be beard, and the
sunie ha vim; b len considered    with ti"> " r" ■'»
Established in 1S^9
BARRETT & SHERWOOD,
ARE constantly receiving, by every steamer tlie
most splendid stocl* o(
WATCHES AIV1) JEWELRV
ever imported into this State.   Our Watches c
not be surpassed forsuhstantiitlitj and tiin-- Losing.   Our Jewelry iti selected with tho   .re  test
care,and none but the most tasteful goods i> acie
ot the finest gold are allowed to leave our et ab
lishment.
<g-VL&,-3?-tSZ   *3"©,*UU-0£xr3?"
Wo laatrnfaeture on the premises. We are the
inventors of the art, and keep ahead of all competition.
WATCH REPAIRING
is done by the best workmen.under our own inspection.and warranted for one year. Watches
for repairsent to us by Express are attended to
promptly.
BARRETT &  SIIERWOOD.
l'l") Montgomery street,
between Clay and Commercial streets.
SAN FRANCISC''
jy2fi tf
laid Court., thi
sei and petur i of the Sheriff n
pear inst <at infaetorily that a c-
«»W Defeo-Jitit,  and that   he is'
party Injhe action, onathatha has
ed to therein, and it Spot action exists against
a  ii'-e.o.ssary  and  proper
..._.., ...... „..,*.. ..e has departed from the
.State of ('.Uif.-nibi, am! i- r-si lin.i;soio-.-,-lleie in tbi.'.Stale
of Sonora, Republic of itfesico, but at wliat pt-eeise point
la anttnown, and that the time of his return to this Stale
uncertain, Haiti motion is granted ; and it is ordered--
Tbat service of summons bo made in this ease on 'the lie
fondant Theodore Bora by publication ; by publishing -
py nf the summons ami or Mil* »J«   •-•  *'--
.  ..„  u- and of this order, in  the Lou Anye-
t'-s Star,   a   weekly   n'-iv.-i'H per  published   ■'"    ' ""     '
" once a week for three mon thi.
Los Augeles
1800.
i opeu c
.t. this  eih" day of April,  A. D.
BENJ. HAYES, District Judge.
.HTATK Of C'Al.IKtir.NIA,       } ,       .,
r, .(ohn W, 8h«re. Clerk  ofthe District  Court  ofthe
-st Jadfoia) Diet riot, Ktate and county aforesaid,  do
hereby certify tliat tbe above ii a full, true and current
e'i]iy of an ni ■I'.'t' ma.di' by tin, Hon. Idst. (JourI this day,
in the cause above referred to.
In testimony whereof, I have hereto set my
hand and. affixed the seal   ot   said lhst.
nm..*   •>■.•-9th day of April, A   ~
[L. s.]        Court, th
JOHN \\\  SUOUK, Dist. fjler!-.'
SWTT&LANTiEit, Attyg. fori'
LOTTERIES!
Wood, Bddy & Go's
OLD AND RELIABLE
Delaware & Georgia LOTTEKIES
Lotteries on the COMBINATION, and others
on the Havana or SINGLE NUMBER plans
SPI.EIVDiI>  SCHEMES,
with Capital prices op
•*- - -j" - - ■ - ■ +^_j.-. ...
And numerous o titers, or sin a 1 lei1 denominations,
will  be drawn at
inpiisla, «a.5 and WiIiniui?toii,X>cl.
Under the superiul en donee of sworn commissi oners
every WBDSESDAY and SATURDAY of eneli week.
The Delaware Slate Eottcries:
ON'K GRAND   SCHEME per Month, with »lori,000
capital prize.
Tic-ets, $20 each.    Halves,  Quarters,   aud Eighths  ir
The Single Number Eotteries
(Autliori/or)   by tbe State of Georgia.)
ONE GliAN'l) SCHEME PER MONTH)
Capital.
Tickets, S^O each.    Shares In or.
.e-S-Tioketsjnany of -h.- e and earlier
obtained fi-.irn TEW to flfTKKV  DAYS  A
in.r t.n I -'.' s [i'.   ■■    .i i. .' !,■',,!.■. ■ !   ,i
to hold his ticket  nr.Ws.i--l.--   ..- '--    •--
-ret the t
B them at th,
building's or tins highly popular place of Entertainment. itMl
nd favorably known throughout this and the Atlantic States.   Its location is central, and well adapted iu tin,,
modal ion of all cla.sse.s of patrons.
[■eat Reductions have been recent v made in the latcs of JiOAlIJl AND LOHCING.
large FIUF-PKOOF SA.fK is kept in the olliee, for the usO of the patrons.
■-■'     "thing Accommodations are oonnec led will) this House ; and also the free use of a Large READING HO01
a Library
Sir An OMNIBUS, ■
to convey passengers
ch tho name of  the House painted on  if, will alivays hi: waiting o
id their baggage to the House,  Kill"'" OF  JHAIUil-;!
NO KUNNEKS EMPLOYED.
BOARD,  (perweek) $o,0H     |      J.OIM'INO,  (pernight)	
the
al ofthe Eft
CMDtls
(perday)  l.oo    j    BATHS, earjji
LOnGINUj (par week).. - -   .   . —    i
ocl-yl
....GO to 76 cent*.
aBfi cents.
■«ar^iowKR hatiis i-K].:i.;-ft*
It. B   WOODWARD. Proprieior.
T UKNE US'
EXTRA RASPBERRY SYRUP.
me of the  reasons why TliUNKRS' (linger  Wine, Py-
rups. Cordials, Hitters, io., are better than any others ir
tho United States :—
First—We  have three  of the largest  ■uanubLcltiries ol
One at New York;
One at iiiiH'aio, New Voslt;
Ami the 3d nt San Fi'aiaeisco, (&!•,
lilt  specially  for   i
iinuef in every far
(lie An,
advantage   that
hi facilitate.
eidlng  articles of
Web
stantly on hand and for sale i:
o suit ;—
Strrgftr Wine, Periil "Wine I
Dlaokbcrry Craudy, Saraipailtto !
Ciierry Brandy, WorfbROod  1!
Wormwood Cordtal, \\-  etabli   ■:
Cherry Cordial, stoi rach Bitl
Ilaspbei-ry tsyi-up, Stottgbton Hi
Lemon Syrup, Spico Bittern
Extract Raspberry Syrup,       Orgeat Syrup
Coloi-ing,
Al.,'
TURNER BRO'S,
Corner Front and Eroadway Sts.
RAN FRANCISCO.    «|i2«m8
B. E. RA9M0ND,
New Spring Importations!
MARBLE   GOODS.
FIRST    SHIPMENT,
K X ■ TALISMAN.
50 Black finn! Golden Egyptian   Marljlu
and Grated, irom S40to S300.
100 Italian Veined Mantels and Grilles,
to §100.
50 American SU(nary Mantels and gral
$35 to $500.
COMMISSION MERCHAM1
No. 10.5 Front street,
(.'letween  Washington  and Merchant ttrettij.
SAN FRANCISCO, '
will   give   particular   attention   to tlie
Purcliiise ami Shipment,
as well fts tp tbe
SA1.K OP l>I£RCHAM>It*B AND  PRO DUCK
RE. RAIMOND haviiif- beenGfttiMicliuil inSii
, Francisco shiiicl' 1849, and having been oct
tinually engaged in the Cominispion bueineBB In
Merchants and Prodocera (-1 tho Soullicrn acd
Nortliorn coast, of California, as well ai willitk
of Oregon and Washington Territories, feels cortl
dent thai, lie will be able to give entire sal isfacllli
to parties who may entrust their buainesfitoli
(are. jyl{
First Premiums Awarded attkr
State Fairs of 1868 nnd ljH
and at the Mechanics' fnsti-l
tide, Ban Francisco.
THURNAUER &  ZINK
IllPonTEES   and MANTPACTCRSBfl
Baskets, IVillow Ware, Toys,
B LADIES' W0EK STANDS,
Ciiildrcns' Corriages, Hobby Horsts, it.,
Vi JlaH.iy Sdtft,
Bet. Commerrfal and Clay,
inarl0-3tn Ban  Francisco.
THESIS GOODS are manufactured by onr own
houses in New York and Italy, trre well known
repntiitiun of wliicli I'vndeiH MperflutHie any Inr-
Eher comments, oecnpyiiig as we do the first rank
in our line of business.
MAEBLE  MONUMENTS,
TOMBSTONES, &C,
On band and to order to suit pnrennsers.
LEON K. MEYER ft CO.,
mar24 lira     120 Pine Hlrcet, aliove Montgomery
MARK  T11ESK FACTS.
TheTestimony of the whole Wori'
it       mm®
- "■■■-.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
HimI LeffH, Uml Breast a, Sorca oiul Ulc*ri.    f
All iti'siiri-iliini ot sort'f are n-me'linbln h\ tlie props
a nil di%-'ti1 uNeof thlo Ineftlinulilo |.reporntion. To it
tempi tu cure ba'l lc;:'-= liy |ilnnt*ritiR tlie ed-jen of til
wound together In a lolly; for -should the nkin unite. I
boggy dlKfuBod uomliii'm remains uii-lerut-ath lo brraknl
wliU tenfold fury in a fesv i!;ivS. 'llu- only rational nil
siuKii's-ful hc.inii.-iii, n.s imlit'uti'il l>v i,;iiiirc, ft itn-M
duce the Inflammation In uml about the iv-sumUii'ii,
sin j tin- I liu iii.-iLrlilniriiij- iJiut.s by rubbing in jilenty oftbi I
i;ii,tiii<-]it in sail is forced iniii meet,
DllKhtrln, Dlceinlsil S,u«- 'll.i.inf, uml  Scorlt!
anal (illici' Fivers.
Am* ->r the abovediaeaaea may be oured tiy well riiliWtl ■
thediiiUiK-iil  lln-fc linu-su ,lnv in(.' tl In-st. threat ibJ i
iifyl- of tin- [uitiptil ; it. will sunn iii'iictriiti', ami pivein- ■
mediate relief. Me-iicini- tuki'n bv the mouth inuitop»-B
I'site limit: tin- wlml" iv-lcm ere iin i.tlliii-iicc run be fill
in nnv locAlpart, whereae Urn Ointment will do it« «« ■
atonc«. Whoever trifs tlm unguent in the above nn*!
imr for thi> .lisc-.sc.-i mim'nl, nnitiv similiir difoT-lerJ if- "
foctiiifr the   tlu-st nnd thrmit.  wifi   find   tlieniriclveJ" rl-
I'll..
ly Co,
with $100,000
,,(.   |H ,
published In
'i'lWi-paprn-s.
*g a perfect
and a file of the .Vow York papers,  contain
list of .ill of saiil 'iriuviDi's, can Ik- Ton nd at
\Vo«cl, Etirty & co.'s Lottery office,
A'o. !)8 Montgomery street, rooms No. 2 andZ,
over Freeman Sr Cofs Express, San Francisco
Wi Ii ■!,!■: T1CKMTH $10 00
HALVE8     Tj 00
Q0ABTER8 ,     2 SO
iri-Ul'I'Ki:.-- for 'l/ICKI'TS <n-  Cir.Cf'I.Ai'S.   siiii-.vimr  tit,.
,n of the Lotteries, md h™ ■-*>» !»«•-«- ---
"ill In- :;i-])l   ;
cloBuies, of $10
Address
CIRCULARS', "s'ho-
d how the PrlZM are  awarded,
esirous of receiving tlmm.    In-
... upward*,  maybe  made by eitlmr nf
tlm Ksiircss Cmtipiioi,..:, ., f   the cxi'idnso ami risi; of WOOJi
EDDY is CO.. and PRIZES WILL RE CASHED at Sau fran-
muuications strictlv confidential.
Care of Wood, Eddy A: Co.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ReMRmTjer, we are riellinfr our Ticl-etfl  at  the re-fular
State prices, and no advance, aein Other LottBrSos.
ARE the most re fresh ing nrul agrecul.-'o ton
produced, Ijcinp; tiiiuiiirm:tiirml  from tin
Juice of tlie Orapc, "impart:- to the whole   i
health, vigor and strengtb,   Tt la n sure
all di
i'f'-sfi'ui
^^^^■^^]^
GEO. T. CfcHMBS
novlPj-i    |    Bole Agent for San Franti
ElttnlUi Stilsmrs-s,
Comploint.K will hi- i-.t'otciUv Di'-rht-
■ is with warm water, Bod Uun 'f
jussni viii■uuiniij- ruobfng in the Dintmiut. IVr;oiis iiif-
lei-niK |,-()111 ,i„.M, .-ireful <m1ti|,h,imr, i-liould h ne w- *
momeul in arrest Ing their progrena. It should be anW*
stomt 11ml it in uni miliieicnt niercly lo j-menr tli* Ointment on the afTected parte, but il most be well ruiilifdi"
for homeconsiilm-i.i,!,. time two or three times a day.it*'
It may be taken into the Byatem, whence  it   will koo"
.■inylii-liien sore or wo uml "us el'l'ecl ttiillv as llmii).-'' I"1'!'1'
hie to ttie eye. 'Ihere a-rnin bread nntl water jioiilticMi
after Ihe rubhinjr in oi tlie Ointment, will do -?reat «
vice.    This is the only sure I rent mint fur IVm-tle casci
c-'iiici'r in the jihunani, or where there   may  be a ^o'"1 :
bearing dowa.
Iii-llscitliou   of Viiulli;—Sores mill Uk*M.
Blotohea, aa alao swellings, can, with   certainty,11' .
Fi,-i--1;.'.1 v.^vrii ,^'u i ^-^.1 v,;-, !;i.v1Y,vB-i:V.s,,r\'-;-11 .,r,'.r.'tI.i.i.31iSl iSi
printed inntructioDB.    Wh»*   treated in anj   other WJ
""'.■  ■"■'■   ii|-   '1 mie |,I.-,,.,, in h,■,.;,i: nut in   ano'lirr; wbere-
aethUOintment will remove the   humor from tlie »j«- ,
tern, and leave the patient a vigorous and healthy b*b>f<
it will require time with the use of the Pills to eDiu«l
lasting cure.
Dropsical SwelllngB.PnralyilsondStlffJolDtl,
Although the above complaints  differ widely In tfief
'"■'l-iii noil njtlure. vcl (hey all require local treiilure'^
M.-.n.V ol 11,,- „-„r,|  ea.M-i.ofstu-h   diseases     will vieliliM
';'.'1l."l:;l|vlll,(,,.v  >l'»ri i-imcv oiii  ivhcu tliis Ointment a
,|! '■.■■.---. 11>- i-ulil.ed into Ihe ji.-irts allcr.ted , (-yen alter every
"! ll'1' meiiiis !l;lvl. jiiii,.,!. |„ nil .u.rl,H,s malartite ttt
l UlNMhm.ld he tiikei, i.ccordini' to the printed dired"""
aoooinpnying eaoh box.
Both the Ointment and PUh should be used in tht ft'
,,.,, , towing cases:
■'Ml l'<LH*. ChilhluincH.     Omit, Skin DI«lM!j
;iLl1 lll'"^t;!,    Ch:,,,,,,.,! lihm.hilar        Scurvy,
'.I""}''' Mauds, Swellings, Sore-liraJKi
:". '/->, (-onis fSofl.)    I.innbago, Tumors,
I{|  ''   "'   M^-Oi.n,-,-,-:,, l-iies     "*  ' Ulcere.'
"''"''"'■j.'i'i'l OmiiiTiclcd  & lUieumalism, Woundl,
Nuid-lhes.       St.nr  J.nnf.,   s-,,;l|,i:;. Yaws.
'".',l li;i;- ,      fi-iluliiK, Sore Nipples,       be   ^
t-hiego-foot,    KlophantlaNis^ore-tliroati,
( CADTIONi—N0ne   are genuine   unless the ifWJJ
'»U."way.   tiKwVoHKAy,, Lovhon  "   aro   diseerniliU'-"
-i  " at,-r-mnrk in every   leaf  of   the   hook   of  .lircrtion".
!'.'"1 '":,|"h I'"' '"'"--  ii.,-  ,,Kivl,.-,,laiiil,vWM6
h;f<ti»uihri,,,j-u,n„.';;;lhl U\"\Z\X
■■''■■-';    I::    -tnv   one   renlmlii;,-  ku.-I
In for ma tie
ward  I
nlPffi*
lead to tlif. H|      	
tin-r the medicines or  Tending   The  same, knowiuB1
l|J be sjmrioun.
*•• S„hl at the Manufactory ofProfeesor Hoi.roW^**, '
lril!";"  I'' ■ N-«   Viirkiinilbv  ,11 rcimeef,hh-   hnnT^
:'n.l Dealers in   Medicine Ihrou-lmut   Ihn civilized W"1"'
m pots, a!2r»c.fi2c. and SI each „
,«5_There in considerable saving  in taking *k' ,arB
n.   B.—Dlreotloi
every disorder, are affiled to each Doc
guidance   of   patieo«,
€as ^V.ugelc0  0tor
PUBtsISUBD EVERY f*ATUHDAY MOItNIXG,
At Ko.l, Pico Buildings, Spring Street, Lot-
Angeles,
BY   H.   HAMILTON.
TERMS:
Subscription, per ;iiiiium,in adva
For Six Mouth!*,	
For Three Mouths '.
SIniyle Number  	
.$5 00
. 3 00
.  2 00
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^      .   0 25
Advni*tiskments inserted n.tTwoDuHar'-persrjuiire
of ten lines, for the first insertion ; and One
Dollar per squiire Tor each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction made to Yearly Advertisers.
Afirency  IVotlce.
Mr. O. A.. CRAN-G is our only authorized agent
in San Francisco, to receive Advertisement and
Subscriptions, receipt for the same, and to transact business generally for the Star. Office, 172
Montgomery street, between Washington and Jackson, opposite the Lyceum.
Ihtstiuss Car))
BELLA UNION HOTEL
■Rrlaixi.  isitreet
I. os   i m « i>: i. ii s.
FUSHNER & WINSTON,
PROPRIETORS.
MTHIS HOTEL, so long known as the best
in Southern California, having passed into
the hands of tlie present Proprietors, ha?
been thoroughly refitted, and many additions made
to its accommodations.
Strangers, nnd gentlemen with their families, will
find this an agreeable home, at all times.
The table will be supplied, as heretofore, with all
he delicacies of the market. oct2
iAF&YiTTE  HSTiEL.
HMsEVl-ra.   Siti*o©*t9
OPPOSITE    THE  RELLH   UNION
LOS ANGELES,
^rr^L THIS Establishment offers superior in-
piUiUffl (iucements to the traveling public, and es-
^■—**"*peei illy to those wishing a quiet home. The
1 ication is desirable, the establishment large and
commodious, with rooms — sing'-; and for families—
c can and well furnished, and a table well supplied
with the choicest viands and delicacies ol the season
—as is well known by those who have favored the
h >use with their patronage.
The  Proprietor will  u-ic  every exertion, and  ne-
g'cet nothing, to gt\-e  his guests entire Hatl-jfuctioi
EBERHABD & KOLL.
Los Angeles, S»pf 11, lsr.9.
C.   E.   THOM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
LOS ANGELES.
Office in Pico Buildings, Spring street. jyS
E.   J.   C.   KEWEN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
LOS ANGELES, Cai,.,
Wil I practice in the Courts of the First Judicial
District, the Supreme Court, and the U. S. District Court of the Southern District of California.
O/flce, in Temple's Building, opposite Mellns's
store. Jan. 1st. 1859,
DR. J. C.  WELSH,
PHYSICIAN AND StTROEON,
Office. CITY DRUG  STORE,
Main street, I.os Angeles.
Office hours, 9 to 12, M ; and 2 to 9, p.m.
Aurrustl, 18S9.
T. J. WHITE,
Physician, Surgeon, and Oculist,
Office—Temple's Block,
MAIN  STREET, LOS ANGELES.
unl8
MYLES & SMALL
^3L"I'OT,I3C-E30^.I1.I-EIS7
MAIN  STItEET—Front of Commercial.
febI9
PRAGER, MORRIS fit CO.,
DEALBltfl   IK
FOItEIOI* AND DOMESTIC
DRY   -OOOIDSS,
Templets Block,
jM Main street, Los Angeles.
*,  PRAGER.. J.  L.  MORRIS  & RROS .
BACHMAN & CO.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Los   Angeles.
THE .SUBSCRIBER having leased tli
above I'stabiishinent, Ix'Ks leave to in form
tht- public that ho has refitted and rel'ur-
 uislied the siime. and that it will he  con-
.lucitd in the very beat style. The table will b«
ibertilly supplied with everything thi market af-
ords, and every '"are will be taken to make the
',A't^«eST,lV;,,aiVffi^'?';B.CICivStrll,fne'01lJl
.if liqnors and cigars are kept
Terms, moderate to soil tlie times
F. WEAVER
Lrjs Ailjolns. Dee. 22, 18SS.
i^-oxTi-*sx7rV."Kr^a.
GOFFIE SALOOI
—-\ND—
RESTAURANT.
50 Cents per meal.
One Hit n Plate.
VAlUAi BOUDENAVE iO^V
veil and favorably known /#f\p
for   a   lonsr   time   in   the   v->'  ^^
principal cities if the Pacific coast, us a Orst rate
cook, would respectfully inform hit- fri-mds and
the public generally, and all who would honorhim
wisjb tli-'ir p:itro iatC9' that from this datu he purposes to keep open his estab ishment IV.mi ijo'cbick
*.. M. uutil 12 o'clock at night. His house shall
always be provided with ttie best the market afford-!, ilewilldo nil ii) his power to contribute
to the coiiitbrt of life customers.
0FrQ"ome and see for yoursr!ves."%£$.
EMILE BOUDENAVE.
Los Angeles. Jan. 7. 18BO
LIVERY STABLE.
THE uml'Tsigned,  having  purchased
the  STABLES   lormerly   occupied   by
Mr. Carson, adjoining Nichol'.sBu'lding,
Main street., Los Angeles, bags to inform the public  that he is ready at   all times to supply SADDLE HORSES, equal to any Jo be found in the
State.
Cari'liv-i'S.iiiHl  Double and Single Seated
Baggie*;
can be 1 urn i shed to 'hose desiring such conveyances
His facilities  for keeping  Horses are not surpassed by any stable In tli9 city, and he solicits a
share o( public patronage in this department.
He is always well  supplied  with  the very best
Feed, which will be sold on usual terms.
jy24     ■ A. J. HENDERSON.
TJEX:H3 "^7,JE3^t]VIC>K^,T,
MOWER   AMD   REAPER.
The attrition of Farmers Is laTttad to the celebrat-sd
Vermont Mower and Reaper,
windi is nnflurpasBed for smi'i.iciTY. DUHAmury,
CONVEX'II'.XCI-;   and   T.[H)lt(Ji:CllNK.i"S   OF   WORK ;   ami
First Appearance on the Pacific Coast.
Somfi of the points of osciillmicii and peculiar nilvant-
ngp wliich this miicliuii; lins over others, are as follows :
1st, lliwliig tins cutter-bar hiiiir-id to (lit!  I'iiluip, nn.aHto
adjust itself to uneven surfaces'.
2d. Having two driving wheels, if one slips the other does
tha -a
irk.
3d. When the machhn
knives are kept i
of the wheels.
4th. It can he  oiled,  t
kniv
6th. When thnmachine islmcltodthe knivesc
censeijneetly jou back away from 1
without diiii-jur of breiikiii;; the knives.
7th. J)ie cutter-bar being liin^i-'i tothaa>ae
packed up without, removing luilt iiv sii
»th. Tho cutter hav in easily raisnk: liy'a lev
very convenient at ttie comers nf the
rai.*ed the machine will turn as short a
as any two-wheeled cart.
9th. The machine is mostly iion. simple in 0i
and a hoy can manaite it with case.
10th. It has no side draught.
We Invite every funner wishing a machine.
oee this befo-e par chasing.
We have them new set up ^nd  ready  for
Call and examine for vourselves.
KNAPP, BURRELL & CO.,
SO Washington street,
[»p21m81 SAN FRANCIBTO
(»•»? Trent. )
WIfOLKSAT.K AXD RKTAIL PBiLEH* IN*
Gjoctilt-9,   WliiM,  Liquor--,   lotlilng,    Ilartl-
wai<,  &c,   &tr.
Produce, IIirt<is   inn! Wool laltcu In e-tclinmgc.
Los An-rrnlos street, secontl booppfrom Comnier-
cial Rtreet. Jtin. lsl, 1859.
FRANCIS   MELLUS,
WHOLBSALK AND RKTAIL DEALER
In   Groceries,   Hardn are,   Paints,
Oils,   Ac. &c.
JUNCTION OF MAIN AND SPRING STREETS
L.OS   ANGELES. an!6
SOMEBOOT'8    SON.
BY   T'VlLniilT.
Somcl)0(l**'fl son was out last night,
Bruising about the town ;
And il 1 mistake not, lie waa tight,
'■Tight as ii Derby down."
I know lie's considered n mora! youth,
Above suspicion - but Unit
Is no reason why, to tell the truth,
He hadn't  "a brick in bis bat."
Daylight morality often takes
S range fancies into it*- bead.
And "plays the devil.-'' or * jumps up snakes'
When the public eye ia iu bed.
t:My son can't dance," Somebody said,
"Kor never a lesaon took lie'' —
But be danced laat night, while you were in bed,
.And '■Twilight" was there to see.
You may call it dancing, or not, as you feel,
Though (or half au hour, or more,
He danced, or '"jigged" a "tangle-loot reel,"
In front ot my office door.
'■My sou can't sing," Somebody swears,
But be sung last night, I know,
As hellish.a song, as a demon dares
To sing in the regions below !
■'My son do'nt imbibe," Somebody thinks,
Well, maybe he do'nt ; but then,
Tlmt lie acts vej'y much like one who drinks,
Can be proved by a hundred men.
Yet something was tight, yes, drunk, last night.
So drunk it could scarcely crawl ;
Perhaps 'twas tlie brim of a crownless hat
Thai I found by my garden wall.'
So, for fear I am wrong, and Somebody's
My hasty words I recall,
And say (bat the thing I saw last night,
Waa nobody's son—that's all.
ig-ht,
S.   &   A.   LAZARD,
IMPOIITKFS,
And Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
jury trootis.
Corner of Melius Eow.Los Angelea. ai 1
WM. H. SHORE,
KTot.EM-y -PulDlic.
PHINEAS BANNING,
Forwarding   anil   Commission
Mercliant,
LOS ANGELES AND SAN PEDRO.     olO
Friegbt forwarded fo
FORT YUMA.
BJVJS BEUNARniNO,
FORT TEJON,
and all parts of the three Southern Counties, with
bis accustomed promptness.
FORWARDING.
THE undersigned, having leased the Sepulvcda
Landing, at -an Pedro, is now ready to Receive
and Haul all manner of merchandise consigned to
him
WITH CARE AND DISPATCH,
and upon reduced terms. JOSE  HUBIO.
Los Angeles, Oct. 10, 1859. ocl5
E. H. WORKMAN & BRO.
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
TEMPLE S MAEBLE FR01?T  BLOCK,
Will keep constantly on hand an assortment of
Saddles, Harness, &c. &c.
1859.
i A. ID "D X. 3E3 "Et "ST.
M. MOBiTET,
1 front oi" Coi-bltt
L.OS A1V«EL.ES STKEET, I
it Uaiku,
nnounce to the Public,that
ot the old
TTAS the horn
slJnil^^y.U-^V^St^-.V^^ip'
0111 pel cut workmen, he is prepared to execute all
orderswith which he may be favored, in   the Manufacturing of
1liicIIariiess,C«n,I',ge n.'ii:ilviii.v,.:iiul llcmllng
of nil kinds.
Also, every tiling In tli*; Snildlfrj- Itusl hfs*.
Los An-relcs, Aug. 1st. 1869.
R.   F.   WALKINSHAW,
FAMILY GROCER,
AND DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
At the Old Stand,
San Ucvnar«lino.
RE. W. has opened at the above place, wilh  a
.  lull and selected Block of al! articles einbiac-
ed in   tbe above line, and respectfully reqn*"lR   «■
coniini       ^^^
and new patrons
no!9 .
ol  the  patroi-ajze  of his old   fiends
II. Fi WALKINSHAW.
LOS   AKGELKS
Lager Beer Saloon.
^HUBERT  SCHMIDT
HAS the pleasure  lo announce tonic
friends  and   to the publie, that he  bns
. LAG£R BEER SALOON
1 Fouith   Street, where  also  he will   k«p  on
baud the choicest kinds of Liquors and Ci-
A Mormon 111 Us ion my In  Olilo.
Mormonism is still in practical operation
StOQtfgst us. Oi) last Friday, a tall, raw boned
Saint, with a complexion very strongly resembling that of boiled tiipe, arrived here Irom Pitta-
burg with a couple of wives, but deeming Ins flock
loo small to slait Salt Lake-ward witb, lield forth
as follows to an admiring audience, at a house
over the Canal, with a view to the perfection of
ihe material necessary to tbe coinpletenees ot his
domcslic felicily.    His text was :
'Men is skeerce and Weemeen is plenty ''
■•Bictliern and Sisteru—pertickler tbe Sistern :
1  want to say a few word.s 10 you about Mormon-
ism—not lor my own sake, but (or yo\x\\\,for men
is shierce and weemtn is plenty.
■■Morinoiiis-m Is built on that'high old principle
wbi ii «-a that it aint good lor a man to be alone,
and a miglily sight worse ior a woman. There-
lore, if a mau leels good with a little company, a
good deal of it ought lo make him ftel au awful
sight belter,
•The erst principle of Mormonism is, that wo
man are a good thing, and tbe second principle is,
llial you can't have loo much of a good thing.—
Woman is tenderer than mau. and is necessary to
smooth down tbe roughness of bis character, and
as trail has a good many rough pints ol his natur,
be oughtn't to give one woman too much to do.
but set each one to work amootbiu' some pertickler pint.
'■Don't think Tin over anxious for you to jine
us, for I aint. I'm not Ppgakiq for my good, but.
"1 said woman was tenderer than man, bul you
needn't fee) a uck up.about it, for so she ounht to
be ; she was made fo purpose. Bul how was she
made so? Where did she git it from! Why. she
was created out of" the side bone ol a man, and the
side-bone of a man is like the side-bi ne of a turkey -ihe Underest part of him. Therefore, as a
woman has three side-bones and a man only one,
ol course she ia three times as lender as a man is,
and is in duty bound lo repay lhat tenderness of
which shu robbed liyn. And how did she rob him
of ibis side-bone? Why, exactly as she robs his
pockels now-a days of his loose change—she took
advantage of bim when he was asleep.
"But as women is more tenderer than man, so is
man more forgivenor than w.nnan, therefore I
won't say anything more about the side-bone, or
liie small change, but invite you all to jine my
train, for I'm a big shepherd out our way, and fare
sumptuously every day on purple an fine linen.
"When I tirst lauded on ihe shores of the Great
Salt Lake, I wasn't rich in weemen, I nad but one
poor old yoe. but men ia skeerce and icomen is
plenty, and like a keerlul shepherd, I began lu
increase my um-k. We«men heerd of us and our
lovin ways, and they kept pourin in. They come
from Ihe North, and ihey come from the Smith,—
tiny come IVoiti the East and tbey come from ihe
West, ihey come Irom Europe, they come from
Aisjiey, and a few ot tbem come from Atrikiy,
and from biiin the miserable owner of one old yoe,
1 become ihejoylul shepherd of a mighty flock,
with a right smart sprinkling of lambs, friskier
and fatier than anybody else's, and Tve still got
room lor a few more-
"As I said before, I'm not talkin particltter for
my bi-iu-lit, bat for yours—for nten is skeerce and
Women tsphnty. Still I'd a leetle rather you'd
go along w-th me than not, pu-tickler you fat one
wilh the caliker sun-bounet. Don't hesitate, but
take the chance while you can git it, and I'll make
you the 'bell-yoe7 of the flock. I'll lead jou
through green pastures and the high grass : show
you where you may caper in the sunshine, and lay
down iu plensaut places ; and, as you are in pretty
good condition already, in course of lime you
shall be the fattest of the flock. Jine in, jine in;
jine my train ; jine it now ; for men is skeerce
and women isplefily."
Tbe appeal was irresistible. At the last account
'■(he fat one with the caliker sun bonnet" had
leife'e' vvilh'a'Vle'i iiieil leaning lowiCriflfie '•KecrVu'l
Shepherd.''— Cincinnati fi.nquirer.
Sl.i.-l. fti Cnl,fori.In—1770 to I860.
After a careful survey of a large mass of material manuscript and pi imed, we have OdadeOSfid
the lollownig account of three pi iuoipal Bloat animals of our Slate for ihe lust ninety vears. Tbey
may be relied on as being as correct as it is
possible to obtain them. They arc taken Irom the
MSS. ol tbe SpanUb Archives; honi llumboldl,
Cdley, Forbes, etc. the State Rigister of .1.908,
the reports of (be Couiily Assessors, anil liie last
Stale and United States OeriSBfl, From these it appears that California since 183.1, has nearly dmi
bled her cattle, increased her horses nearly three
times, and augmented her sheep about eight, limes,
Between 1770 and 1840, tins r-toek whs confined in
its range entirely to the coast couulry, from San
D'ego 10 Sonoma ; from 1840 to I8li0 they have
crowded into every valley and corner ot 1 ii.■ Stele,
where grass and water could be fuund. In eouse-
quiiice ol this, (wsttfrefl have begun to give out -
aud latterly numerous cattle have bieu transferred from north to sonlh, contrary to what was going ou so diligently since 1850.
To ihe account may be added also the American
cattle pasttifing on ihe eastern tide of tbe Sierra
Nevada, which probably may amount to 50,000.
The stock business seems to have been immensely stimulated all over the United States since
1854. At present the cattle market of tbe Atlantic and Mississippi are in as flat a condition as? the
stock markets of Culilbruia and Oregon. Speculators are making a great time over finc-lminil
stock, and Ihe cosffiness of breeding and ranching,
yet the native L'alifornians say it is a line bmdness
,1 $15 11 fiead for four y.,ar-nld cattle, anil $2 (or
sheep. Prices will, therefore, no doubt, greatly recede Ibis year, and the question arises, where are
you going to pasture three millions oT animals in
California, unless 1S61 and 18(12 areas gncd years,
or belter, than the season of 18J9-'(iO? By a reference to Ihe State Register (or 1859, it will bo
seen lhat up to 1858, al! the counties ol the State
were large breeders ot the various kinds of sleek.
At least Beven-eights of the territories of the
United States west of fhe line of Arkansas and
Missouri to the Pacific are more fitted by nature
for pasturing animals than any other occupation.
The cultivated spcts are comparatively rare, but
Ihe immense mineral development, with the pastoral pursuit.--, will always cause it lo be inhabited
by a rugged, independent, unconlrolable set of
men, perhaps by a kind of civilized Arabs. The
habit!1 ol these people1, like in Asia, must in time
have great effect on the political affairs of North
Amer ca. The pasture table lands of the eastern
slopes of the Rocky Mountains extended 2,000
miles longitudinally from the parallel of 22° to
tbat of 520—the Ba[,ie as die old buffalo
TABLE
Showing the number of Cattle,  Sheep and Hor-
From   (in- Tt-xnin Border.
SpBTKQPISLn. Mo., May 9.—By the arrival of tha
overland ottftdb, we   have news   from   the Irontier
of Texas. The Indiana are very troublesome is
the vicinity ol Miisiung Bond, and between Mountain Pass Blntion and Phantom Hill.
A blncksmiih in the employ of the overland
company, and three men living at Mountain Pais.
were murdered by the Comanches the day beforo
tbe stage parsed there. One hundred and fifty
Indians had stopped at Mustang Pond, and cont-
initied suiidi,T depredations npon the whites at
that place. The scout for this stage Baw soma
bonds ol Indians at ihe latter place looking with
eager eyes towards the coach, and ihe passenger*
pr<pa:ed themselves for a fight, but the red fkini
were too wary, and it did not become necessary to
fire upon thorn.
Col. Fauntleroj had started ou a tour to select
a site for Fort Butler.
Alujor Rufif had been ordered with five companies of rifles to take the lield immediately agaiuit
ihe Kiowiis and Comnnches. His depot wai al
Fort Butler. Several ranging compaiiiea wert
out iu the vicinity of Jackborough.
Chief JusMce fnnej-.
It is staled that serious (cars are entertained leit
the venerable head of the Supreme Court of tha
United States, Justice Taney, may never again
take his seat tn the Bench. He fell from sheer
exhaustion a few days ago, and bad to be borne to
his chamber. Another of the aged members of
this high tribunal is also in a very enfeebled condition.
range.
i California, during va
1770 to I860.
ous periods from
TS&88.
HOB"-KJ
SI1EFP
300
2.187
20.608
200.64*3
32.201
163.465
21,719
    448,706
G7.77;i
82.807
7 S.GOO
1411,000
lUti,0*H
137.142
398,846
160,804
4i7,0.l9
200,000
1,000.000
Califor nt a:sa at tuk East.—In April, Major
Graham was at St. Louis, attending to busineai
connected with the Southern Telegraph Company.
lie thinks that nature has placed the tall cactua
ia the dei-ert to serve the purpose of telegraph
poles. The cactus grows there to Ihe height of
thirty feet, aud haa no branches. Mr. B. F. Hastings was also at St. Leuis. Mrs. Ilastiiigs and
friends, and Mr. Sam. Brannun. ieft on the 16th
April lora tour through Europe. Mr, Ilastingi
lelt on his return to California on tho 20ih May.—
The California delegates lo the Chicago Convention hud safely arrived, in Ihe enjoyment of tina
health, had clothed themselves in civiliaud attire,
and were, when last heard from, at Chicago, on
the search tor comfortable apartments. It ia tba
intention of F. P. Tracy to stump Pennsylvania;
for the Republican nominees. Judge McKinstry,
of Solano, was staving at the residence of Major
McKinstry, U.S.A." He will return by the Butter-
Held route. Mr. Edgar Mills and Rev. J. A. Benton, of Sacramento ; John Y. Hillock, J. A. Donahue and H. M Nuglee, of Sau Fran:isco, were at
Paris.—Cor. Sac. Union.
No account of ebeep.
Eioiit Times a Widow.— A couple of years ago.
says the New Orleans Crescent, we noticed the
death of the iburih or fifth  husband of a German
I liner woman residing in Hie Third District. Iu
due lime after that we mentioned the b.dy's marriage to bet* tilth or sixth husband. Lust year -we
chronicled the death of this husband. iVe have
now to state that this lady is ■■■gain married, ibis
husband, as some say, being ber seventh, and as
others maintain, ber eighth. The sinanlar fatality
among Ihe husbands, and the singular luck nnd
bad luck of the woman iu being wife and widow
every other year, naturally attract much iithiii inn
in the lower end of Hie cily. The case is without
a parallel, so lnr as we know. The thing is especially womle'Tnl lo tlie ladies, who say that the
lady has nothing to recommend her personally beyond a line w.t of teeth.
The wear ol gold Coin is estimated as one twen
lii'lh nf one per cent, per annum, so that of everj
§1,000 coined, over $950 rtal value would Mill
remain at the end of a century.
New England covers an area of 65,000 square
miles, has 1.400 towns-, and a population of three
millions.
Why are mankind like cows? Because they
have calves.
Perhaps the best novel ever writlen, ''Robinson
Crusoe,17 haa not a word of love in it. And yet
how nil honest hoys nnd girls like it 1
*Year of foundation
[Note—The above numbera include animals of all agen
nii; valuation ofthe caltlc in Ci; lif'-ii nia on Jan. lat, 1800,
may be set down at $9 per head  av.-mffe. $0.i 00.000 ; ol
sht-eii ai  $2  por ]n-m!   -ivd-ugi:,  S-.00 >,000 : c.f liorses at
S.I£-c*?i?80'ftS8Tiffi»JtUvt usuil,: f-pyMMwl,,™,,^
cows in five years at 570 animals—with the original cows making 070—a good calculation can be
made oT the annual increase of our mil Hon of
horn Slock fur the next five years, one third of the
nuinher being breeding cows. Sheep may be estimated lo increase in number 50 per Cent, every
twelve months, and horses al 20 per cent. Tin;
increase, of course, is lo be understood as the natural increase of the animals under ordinarily la-
vorable circumstances.
From this exhibition of facts and estimates, our
readers wiil be enabled lo form tlieir own ideas oi
the condition, present aud prospective, of Ibis iov
portant branch ol California industry, and which.
everything considered, seems the safest investment
of country capitalists. The new feature of silver
mining on ihe eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada
may, however. In the next two years, give an entire
new aspect to ihe California stock market, and
may run prices up, instead of depressing. There
can be little doubt that all Ihe monniain ranges ol
Utah are immensely rich in gold and silver, which
in a few year.- will have a great effect on the value of al! property in Calilornia.—Bulletin.
Tuk Appiioacuino Eci-irst* of rim S"K.—A total Eclipse of the sun will lake place next July,
and Lieut. GiUisa, U. S. N., is to take observation*!
iu Labrador. Arrangements have beeu made to
take simultimcoii-S observations on the Pacific coast.
The War Department has been desirous to take ad-
vanlage ol the probable presence of ihe expedition tor the exploration ot the Yellow Stone river,
communded by dipt. W. I*'. Reynolds, of the Topographical Engineers, near the belt of total ob-
semation at ihe time ol the eclipBe, to have observations made iu the interior of the continent, and
as lhat bell is north of our territory, and the British possessions, application has been made to Lord
Lyons for permission for a Government parly to
enter ihe British territory for the above purpose.
Lord Lyons has replied, signifying in courteous
terms Hie assent of his Go'enimeat io the proposition. II (he oli'(-rvalions can be made, f lii» rflanll
but imperlecily known.
Auol'sta, Ga., May 7th.—Twenty-nine girle and
boys, who were on a pic nic excursion, were drown-
■-d in Beiklin's mill pond, near Camden, S. C, on
Saturday. The boat sunk in the middle ol the
pond. The water has been drawn off and nineteen
bodies recovered.
Tue Goijj OS the State Known Long Srxe'i" —
Th-" eight6 volume cl the J\ew American Cyclo
pedia contains a very inliresling artie e on gold,
in which occurs this passage :
The existence ol gold in California has been
known from tbe time of tbe expedition of Drake,
1577-!9, being particularly noticed by Ilaklnyt iu
his account ol the region. The occurrence of
[gold upou the plaeers was noticed in a work upou
Upper California, published in Spain in 1690. by
Loyola Cavello, at tnat time a priest at the Mission of San Jose, bay of Sau Francisco. Capt
Shelvocke in 1721 speaks favorably of the appearance of the soil for gold, and of tbe probable
richness oi the c* untry in metals. The '■ Histoid
co Geographical Dictionary" 6i Antonio de Alce-
do. 17811-'!), positively affirms Ihe abundance of
gold, even in lumps of 5 lo 8 pounds. In 1837 a
Priest came from California to final- mala, and ly
his representations induced Mr. Young A-nderson,
a Scotch gentleman, to attempt to enlist English
capital for thernrpose of exploring foil gold in
the vicinity of San Francisco. The seheme was
regarded in England, when afterward proposed by
Mr. Anderson, as Quixotic. The favorable a-ftpear
ance of Hie country lor gold, and of Oregon also,
his geological report of the country. In limit's
••Merchant Magazine" for April, lc-47, is a very
decided stiitement by Mr. Sloat respecting the
richness of the country in gold, made from his ol -
servHtions there the two preceding years ; and he
confidently predicts lhat its mineral developmenls
will greatly exceed in richness and variety the
most sanguine expectations.
The Tkub Scitrcb of Alcohol—All alcohol,
j whatever apparent form it assumes, has one origin
jjt comes from the destruction of sugar, aud has
no oilier source in nature. It is not a production
of general growth, like those substances which
are created lo lorm ilie lood of man. No chemist
has ever yet lound it annuig the compounds built
up by plants. The solar beams that 'reach like
Ihe linger of God across the abyss of space,' and
in the laboratory of vegetation, take to pieces
poisonous gases, and put together their atoms In
new groups, which are capable of Dourbhing the
animal body—the celestial force never arrange'"
together Ihe atom'' which form alcohol. On the
contrary, it is a pioduct of dissolution—of Ihe
wreck ami disorganization of the piinoiplee of human food. Il has the smne origin as those malig
mint mid faial \ xlialations which constitute Ihe
genius of pestilence—the death and putrefaction
of inorganic matter. Indeed. Hie sumo acl which
gives birth lo alcohol, also brings inlo ihe world q
twin compound, which is one of ihe promptest
and subtlest of all poisons, carbonic acid gas.
Ten days per am-um is the  average sickoeBB of
New TORE, May $.— Dispatches from Washington say thai Calhoun ISenham has been nominated
for District Attorney for California, and coulimed'.
Utica, N. Y., May 7.—lion. Hall Beardslee died
in this cily last night. lie had been a member of
Congress, lour terms Judge of Ihe Supreme Court,
and iiad filled other important stations. He had
lor forty years been prominent aa a lawyer and
politician.
Arizona.—An officer of the United States Army
who has traveled, thus expresses his opiniou of
Arizona :
"We have just traveled over tho much-talked of
Territory ol Arizona. Such another Godforsaken
untimbeied, unwatered aud unlinUhed country,
never before fell under my vision, aud my optica
have run over a gooJ deal of what is called bad
country."
Conscientious Wickedness.— The Dublin Freeman's Journal gives the following instance cf a
most singular conscientiousness in an English nobleman :
'The Earl of Orford, iu an application made to
him by the Secretary of the Norwich (England)
Bible Society, to take the chair at their meeting,
writes as follows : "Sir, I am surprised and annoyed at tbe contents of your letter—surprised, because toy well-known character ekuuld have exempted me from such un application, aud unnoyed
becaii-e it obliges ine to Imve thin communication
with jou. I lave long been addicted lo gambling
—1 have lately taken to the turf—I fear I frequently blaspheme—have never distributed religious tracts. All this was well known to you and
your society ; notwithstanding which, you think
me a fil person for your l'resideut. Heaven lor-
give your hypocrisy ! I would rather live iu a
land of sinners, than wilh such saints—I am, sto.
Mtitinocii.—A short lime ago Mr. MurUOCii, the
tragedian, was iu Washington, where he met (he
lion, Tom. Corwin and a few oilier Iriends. IU
was about saying good bye, when Mr. Corwin begged lit in lo make him a visit at Lebanon, after
both shall have returned home. "I'll be glad to
see you, Murdoch,'' said Corwin, "in fact, I'll give
you an inducement to come—I'll—-I'll—teach you
to read Shakspeare /'■' Mr. Murdoch thinks he'll
accept tbe inducement.
There are .VJl Mormons at Caslle Garden. 290
of whom will immediately pioeeed to the land ol
the saints in Utah. They lauded from the Viuider-
bilt yesterday, having lelt their homes in Uiellrit-
ish Isles and Germany, to enjoy the blessings ot
the Mormon paradise in Sail Lake Cily, under the
administration of ihe i'rophet.
Elder Boa accompanies the saints on their pilgrimage. It is the fourth time he bus crossed the
water 00. ft .similar errand.
Tbe emigrant-- arc ol oil ages aud sizes imaginable. They represent nearly all ihe trades, aud
look quite thrifty. Those who do not go oo lo
Uiah imuiediiUely, will leak employment in Ibe
States.—V. Y. Post, May 3.
From a report of the Scotch Botancal Society
ol Edinburgh, of Jan. 12, we learn that they havo
Miccteded in gelling ihe seed Irom the Big Tree
Grovij to grow. Some six or eight bound« ol tbe
need here secured by a lit Patrick Black, of San
Eiancisco, and seal to Scolland in 1853; and in
tattoos parte Ol Britain it has already reached the
bright of 9j feet, and 19 inchrs in r-ircumlercnce.