What'a the t'su ot Fretting»
Why will our poets sigh and moau
O'er withered hopes and flowers,
When fresh joys spring again as soon
As sunshine after showers.
Our dullest hours, if rightly spent.
Will quickly pass away,
And pleasant smiles Irom those we love
Will cheer the darkest day.
'Tii« all in vain Io mourn and weep
O'er milk that has been spilled,
And just as vain to idly wait
To have the pail re filled,
I never drop my buttered boast
Upon the sanded fluor,
And if I did I'd  leave it there,
And calmly butter more.
Nor dot find this world so cold,
Or friends so bard to win,
And where we have so much to love,
To grumble is a sin.
FREEMAN & SIMPSON'S
Old Magnolia Whiskey
T,*ffSSg!?B£.-»K
iiindiil-.' b:
L-eem;ui &
ScliuyHtfll B
OLl> MAGNOLIA   WHISKEY
Hi a Preenmn & Simpson's n»*m*e in  full on each package
ami also  a  card alli-ced with a litliogi-uphecl engraving ot
As a matter of Interest to the trade and public, in
FRENCH, WILSON * CO.,
MAE'S THE BfiST
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
ONE   PRICE!
''****• Retailing  at Wholesale  Prices!
THE CITY WOtLD DO WELL
TRAiVGERSYlSITl.-*..  .
■Ai i, .\\H j,:-:a\"!-; Tili-ii; .•h-,am..!;1. ; <■<-.,- ,..
rii-u-Ji'il lo "in- Hour.eiii !>->-'■ Voi-k, thereby e
m to alw iya prQcute a. good fit ; nnd when .
:^r
o which they c
128 F
John D. Defrees, writing from Washington to
the Indianapolis Journal, (his old pape) says :
" Twenty yeara ago I wns a looker on at the doings of Congress. The two men who attracted the
most attention were William Cost Johnson, of Maryland, and Thomas F. Marshal, of Kentucky.—
They were the most brilliant orators—the'observed
of all observers.'    Mr. Johnson died in this cily a
few days ago, a pauper and an outcast, unnoticed; ■ -n--MMAM.&-JI-M
BDd arrlimened.   The papers, . lew d»,s ago. in-1       MIISIH    WARERO "'
formed US Ib.t Mr. Marshal is the inm.Ue of a Bog- WIW«1W     *f» MSIEll««#!*«»,
pital alBi.ftalo. diseased and miseralile. and about gangome   Street.   Sail   FrallciSOO|
KOHLER'S
m=fm.   PIANO
*$p
to die !    Intemperance, of cours
all this.
1 the cause of
The single vote for Hon. Jefferson Davis in the
Charleston Convention, given persistently through-
oat the whole fifty-seven ballots, was east by the
President, Hon. Caleb Gushing.
A Close Vote — At the municipal election in
Philadelphia on Tuesday over 71,000 votes were
polled, of which .the Democratic candidate for
City Comptroller had ;J5,'72i), and the People's candidate 35,713, a majority for tbe former of" only
7 votes..
The cedar fences in Iiist Tennessee are a feature
that would surprise Northern farmers.    There a
fences standing sound  and  true, tbat have   bei
built for fifty years, Virginia worm fence lashiou.
Such arc the virtues of cedar.
Tub English' Peekau-e.—There are now 45;
peers, spiritual and temporal, ou the roll of the
British House of Lords. His Royal Highness, the
Prince of Wales, heads the list, and Henry Lord
Taunton is the last.
Professor Agassiz, wc learn from the Boston
Journal, is greatly afflicted with weakness of the
eyes, in consequence of which he prosecutes his
scientific labors with mu:h difficulty.
Extending from  Clay to  Commercial Si.,
SECOND FLOOR.
Retail Storts, 178 WiiM--.i-u-,i(-"i Street, ami '27S
Stockton Sti-.tt. *
CtONSTANTI.Y njotiiviii ■■- ! lie h^i I'nMicli, Eui.-li.-ili, Gei-
)  man and Ai.i-.'i-i^ii  FIAKOS.  m.d sultin-  them nt
prices far below those of any ailici' Music Store in Call
"'""porcelain ware,
MA N c v GOO I) s.  a N P  t o r s.
'gg. Call a.i.l examine—it costVrrothlog.       r.,„rl7
STATE  OF OitLlFOR.VIA. 1
County of Los Angeles.     \
In the District Court ol tlie First Judicial District.
Andres Driswaltcr, Plaintiff,
i Fraijo and Maria de  Los   Angeles Sobc
rano, his wife, Defendants,
.roindit in tlie District Court of the 1st Jr.
District, and tlie Ooniplaint filed in tho Oil.)
and countv of I.OS  Angeles, in' tlie office of tin
Clerk of said District Court,
HIE People of tho State of Calilornia send Greet
ing: To Gregorio Fraijo and Maria tie los Ango
5 Sofjorano, his wife : You are  hereby required ti
ROBERTS, MORRISON & CO.,
Importers anil Wholesale Dealers in
SAN   FRANCISCO,
| Have in store a Ewge and complete assortment of
ZO-oots* £Lto.el Slioes,
To which they desire to call the special attention
Of ail Dealers iti their line-
We  have recently enlarged our store and  appropriated the second floor exclusively to
Woman's, Misses' and Children's Goods,
to which we ar&giving particular attention, atjt
of which we have every variety aDd description
MEN'S, BOYS'AND YOUTHS'BOOTS k SHOES
very   large  and  complete,  and  comprises
goods adapted to every district of country in Cai-
, and Oregon.    Having superior advantages
eilities for beeping our stock well assorted
and   constant! v   replenished   by   fresh   accessions
nil  the best manufacturers  at,  the East, we
"WHAT CHEER5? HOUSE*
Nos. 117, US, 119,   12", and 122   ^i**_F&g- _^&__\ *&i **' S9' a,ltl **
' 'teidsdoBfl street, SAJN .FRAiNCihCO.
l-'ai-raeri', Meroli'ints. Miners , inid a
'■WHAT CUEI'U"   "IOUSK.
I'-fBIy popu
,i'al, an(I well iulii-ji,:i| uVi),,
long
Grcgc
Actio
are preparet
all  parts of
to meet
this Co
PRICES.
Merchant
visiting
ulvantage
o call i
purchasing
vt audio
ROBER
marlO 3m
t, at the  LOWEST CASH
he city win find it lo their
1 exauiine  our stock before
OBEKTS. JIORHISON & CO.,
70 California street.
DK. ROSEJ-fBAUM'S
STOMACH   BITTERS
BOARD, (per week)....
•■        (per day)..
LODGING, (por week).
ocl-yl
Ita loo
te ofBOABD AND LODGING.
e, for the uso of the pat roan,
h this House ; and also the free use of a Large HEADING ROOM
de:of the House paipted on it, tr'U ttlwalyv-be waiting on the arrival of the Steam*!,
.ggage to tho House. 1'RI-IE OF ""BARttE !
NO RUWNERS  KMPLOYEB.
 $6 00     I     LODGING,  (per night) 00 to 15 coats.
   1.00 , RATIIS, each .,26 cents.
, 2,3. &4,00    | 43-si{i)\vi-.i; hatiis Mii';i:-x;.;;i
R. 1J   W00OWAK1). Proprietor.
TURNERS'
EXTRA RASPBERRY SYRUP.
i' Iti ml lioretufoi-O   i
Piccolmini.—Piccolomini is about !o retire from
tbe stage, her reported marriage to an Italian gen
tleman being confirmed,
Di/spepsia, Indif
'Appetite,or an
from  a
AL
iltXKUS' Gii-srcr Wine, Sy
3 bolter tlnin any others ii
One at New York 5
One at Buffalo, New York;
/Visa the 3rt at San Francisco, Cai.,
A canal was once opened, and kept open foi
ny years from tlie Nile to the Red iSea,  a distance
fo 80 miles.
During the current vear 13,778 emigrants h;
arrived at Castle Garden, New York, against 11,-11:
1D1 to the same date last year, o
A colossal bust of Schiller is to he a permanent   ■'
fixture in the New York Central Park.
The indiridual who "stood upon his own  re
Bponsibility," is to be indicted for infanticide,
The Masonic   Ordeis  in the -United Stales now
embrace 4,792 Lodges and 185,170 membeis.
Forests attract raln.and if a country be denuded
of Us forests, it is likely to sutler from droi
The lash that a man does not object to have laid
on hia shoulder—The eye lash ol a pretty girl.
Aa Oregon poet who had beeu to a ball at Salem
lang :
And when the fiddles rose, with their tllscor lant swell,
Soft ch-qi.i l;i:h!-.jd mo ft to girls that were as soft again,
And al) went merrily for a good long sjjelJ.
•au »-# .a.--l.-l.'-m _-di JLTk.' "2*
FOREST WINE BITTERS
Tht greatest RenM-dp *>f the Age
FOR THE CURE OF
dyspepsia, XAvet Complaint,
Weakness ofthe Stoniacli
Or any Derangement of the Digestive Organs
rr-UKY REGUIATS AND PREPARE THE STOMACH H
There are Ihoosftn
the hunian trams,
gastric juicen produ
'Turner's Forest Wine Bitters'
Are i-Oij- [ili'ii^.i'it  l:; I iv; t:;.-iti: ari a bcvcn'.^O ;
Are economical and cheap.
All travelers should carry  these Bitters with   them,  to
pro-rent BiliuuKness anil Fevers, caused by
changes of climate and water.
ft»amfn should carry them tn prevent .Scurvy, Ship Fever
and the like, when Ihey are deprived of cooling nutritious vegetables.
AU  persons of sedentary habits,   who  cannot  vest at
night, sheuld  take them before  goinj-- to  bed,  (aa a foul
■ nd disarrange! Ktoivincli ahvav:-; ijrortitcfis a nervous irritation ot the muscular ylinul.s. ciuisin^ sloopluss nights.)
They ;ir!.iisi   tho s;.-j.,i;\--':i   1,-, prT-foi-m   ii,H   n;u .;::> 1  i,^v(r,,
allowint; tho patient to rent with composure.
They are a verv rieh, nutritious Wine, formed by the
addition of nine kinl-i o' rontja, barks and herbs, makio-j
a very palatitble as ivel] as one of tho most nourishing
Bitters iu the world.
above named Play*
First Judicial Distil
Angeles, and t* nna
a eu-tified copy of '
E. E.IRAIMOND,
COMMISSION MEECIIANT
No. 105 Pront street,
(Hctwecn Washington  and .Merchant streets,)
SAN FRANCISCO,
will   give  particular   attention to the
I'nrcliiise iiml Sliipinent,
as well ftHto the
SAI.7?" OF  BlfcllCHANDISK AM>  PRODUCE.
T) K. RAI.UOND hayin-J: bt'tiiiestalilished inSiin
t. Francisco since 1849, and bavlug been oob*
tinuallv enira^ed in (he Commission Lnsiness Jer
Mereliants'aiKl Producers ol tlie Southern «n'
Xorlhern coast, o! Calirornia, a.s well as withtlmt
of Oregon and W»shiii«ton Territories, feels con li-
dent that he will he able to givt- entire satisfiictinn
to parties who may entrust their business tolili
care. jylB
jc\        First Premiw
T- }y^,        Mate Fairs
K \      and at '---he
and for general relief,
pears in said  coi
nd an:
ii.l [""iii
tiff -
Com[
appl;
he Court foi
Ji
Who would be Bald or Gray '
lief demanded.
Witness the Hon. Benj  Hay
District Court  aforesaid,  thi
Lr..„.j  Kdsp!!.■»K,.'SSQ-jo,u ...=.».........
JOHN W. SHORE, Gl
By Georob W. Gut, Dep
J. L. Erkkt, Plaiuilff'a Att'y. mlili
01
Igcofour
th day of
STjVTBOF CALIFOKKIA, 1
Cootltr ol Uq» Angeles.)
[ *Vo. 71'2. ]
ve.    Magic-li
>tnrns the da
l.t IHH':
rvtoclpai ofijee for Whole
acramenU) ati-^it-, SbB Pififfl
For sale by DraggtetiS (frw
N. M
^m-Vor sale by all Drug
m-.irin-Um
Established in 1849.
A:
BAHllETT &  SHEHT'OOD,
EE constantly receiving, by" every steamer
plciHlicl stock oi
WITCHES AID JEWELS'*
letlintotllis Slate. Oar Watches,
lasseu forsiibstaQtiality 'nil tin., r.
Jewelry i. selected with tbe     re
Quartz iTe-raT-© Axr-y
VVeniaimfactureon tlio promises.   Wc are tl]
veotors oi the art, aud keep ahead ol ail coir
' WATCH REPAIRING
done bv the 'best v.-orlrinen . under our oven ir
ection.andwarranted
TURNS! BRO'S,
Corner Front and Broadway Sts.
SAN FRANCISCO.    »p28m8
nr—„ ci„v-^„ r..^,..^v4-n + i^i.c.T
MAEBLE   C^OO'DS.
FIEST    SHIPMEN T,
EX     TAtlSMA N .
f Black and Golden TC.L'.vptiftn   Marble Mantel
and-Grates, from $40 to $300.
i Italian Veined Mantels and Grates, from $30
to $150,
First Premiums Awarded attk
•so/1858 and 1869j
e Mechanics' Institute, San Francisco.
:%, THU"RI«TAUEE, &  ZINN
ISaskets, Willow Ware. Toys,
LAMES' W0BK STANDS,
Wiil'reus' Ciirriagts, Hobby Horses, ic,
ya H..li.:iy Street,
llci. ColnmeK ial and Clay,    -
marlO-oiil ,S'«n  Francisco.
LIFE AND ITS PLEASURES,
C[iOOSEBET)VEES
ompt
BAR1
Express are attende,
I & SHEKWOOD.
Commercialstreets.
SAN FEANOISO'
LOTTERIES!
Wood, Eddy & Go's
OLD AND RELIABLE
Delaware & Georgia LOTTERIES
Lotteries on the COMBINA TION. and others
on the Havana or SINGLE NUMBER plans
SPLENDID   SCHEMES,
WITH CAPITAL PRIZES OF
$70,000 I!!    -   -    $50,000 !!!
., ..a thc*H Bit
e iitx-iit   six   years,  anil the
much,   that it  takes liirue l:i!-'r(> buili-ltno''-
-l"e lotsof ground, tn flo "    ;
TUcy  hi.v.
has   innrca.
;ed  t
For the hfiter [.[-.lUi-ition .,!' i.lio puljlic. f.iftcr this date
Aoi-il l.ith,) ,V9 luu-ii for a U1h>1, ;- (:,i,h-.n<i)-.] r.nd very ex-
l.ensi.c) St.-!(■■! 'f.jri-.-, vin-, wit li the port rail r>r each member of our firm, mukin,' a jmrujet ^-iiin-imico .'i."ai«,-^t "Oiui-
terreits or imitjUiinis of tlio. ccinihie itrticle
N. B—Hereafter m,r KOltr-WT W1Xi' iirri'I^KS will he
TQfcouractureU from White Wine, whir-li mulce-. a rleeide-1
improvement, unequaleil by any other Bitters hi th- United Stales.
Sold trb.olesn.I-F, by
TURN'r-R BROTHERS,
Corner 'Vashinrrton anil Franklin stroets. N. Y.
-N'ia.-j-a.-n street. ISnlTtrln, N. Y.
Corner Broadway and Front sts.'. San Francisco. Cai.
And for sale by Merclninta and Druggists Gt'ery-
| where. ap28m6
TURNERS'   OIrV4AER   WINE.
THIS ARTICLE is manufactured from pw*WWt*Mule
and.Jamaica (hn-ei- Root, in such a manner as to form
the best and most pleasant trmio ever introduced ; and i:
»n invaluable  remedy for l.lvs|ie(is;a, I-irir^estion, and fo
ill ill-iiTl.^i-1  iv 11 ;.;•...-.   :;,,,■:;.. st ;,.... „ !., .. !   ;,  i-!.,.-; u ,:-,.:■.   ,„ -.-.ij-!.
the aystein into healthy action.
One   million  Gallons,   in   Barrels
nnd Oases, Sold Annually,
Thong ho nt the world, thereby proving its uneoualed and
U,irv:*U.,l merits. H lias i-eeei'.ed thil antivchiitlon of the
Medical h acuity [hriiu-imal the L'ni-.ei.l, stales ami vh»v-
• ver known.
We caution all consumers of GINT.ER WI.VK to exam
ine ttie label, as none are genuine except such a.s have on
them our engraved poi-tialu in a cireie, lana-auS-a bv the
following Nupersoriptiens; TCRVi'RS' GI.VUMi; WlrVF
preparod by Turner Brothers. New-York ; Buiialn Vr'-.v
Torh ; and 3»a Ft.a-jlMo, Califoroia. n.,2Sme
relief demamleil.
Witness the IIui:. Beuj&mfo  Haj-ee^  Judge of our
Dist riot Court aluresaiii   "1, i j >_■ li*. Iii day uf" March
A. 1>. 1860.
Attest : My hand and the seal of said Court, th*
[l S.]    . day and year last above written.
JOHN W, BHORB, Clerk.
By        Gi-ohge W. Gift, Dep.
STATE OF  CALlrORNTA,
Los Axciki,!-:--Coun*
The iri'ition ofT'laiufilf !(,;■ a'
• fee'.
said lWendant. and that he is a necessary and p.-nper
party in the action, ami that he has departid fnuu ihe
State of California, nnd is i-—i-il i, „■■„,■,,. --,-.-jj.-.-,. in t!',-m-l,.
of Sonora. Repuiilie ef Mexico, but at what preei^.'noV-il
i-i unknown, and that the time of liis return U, f his si;, = ,.
is uncertain, said iviiitinn is granted ; and it is ordered--
That service of s-.unuinus be ma'h: in Ibis case ;m f he lie
fendant Theodore Bors by publication : by publish!:,.-';,
■py of the summons and of this order, In the hot Awte-
— published  in   Los   Angeles
iEtgtoM, Del,
iO American Stat
$'65 Lo 8500,
try  Mantels anil  grates, from
les Star, a weeklv riewSpft-
County, once a week Tor thi
This done in  open court, this  Bth  day of April    A   D
I860. REM,). HAYES, District Judge.
STATE OF CAf.H'riRN-*A, ~~V,      ■,
LosAyGKi.t:sC*>usTy.;to'm(-
I, John  W,  Sh-re." ClcrlL  of the District  Court  of the
In's: J,.i.lici:il Iiistfict, Sfaf.e and cnun-.y aferesai'l do
iiereijy certify that the a.hnvC is a full, true and cm-red
y of an order mane hy the Hon. Dist.  Court this day
in the
:
[i. a.]
Soon. & 1j
i testimony whereof. I  have hereto set my
hand   and    affiled   the   seal    ot    said   Disl.
Court, this Oth day of April, A   D. I860.
JOHN  W. SJIORB.  Hist. Clerk.
By       Geo. W. Gift, Dep.
riiBR, AttTd. toxfVS't ap!4m3
Aur^nsja, Oa.s
Under the sup-si-inl
every WKil.Ni'SDA'
The Delaware State Lotteries:
OXE GRAND   SC111-;.\IE per  Mnnlb,   with   S100 000
CAPITAL PRIZE.
Tickets, $20 each.    Halves,  Quarters,  and EigMha
i-pportion. 	
The Single Numl»er Lotteries
(Authored   by i.heHiat.e of Georgia.)
ONE GRAND SCHEMK IMiR MONTH, with S10D OOfi
Wood, Eddy & co.'s   Lottery Office,
No. 98 Montgomery street, rooms A"o. 2 nnd 2
over Freeman Sf Co.'s Express, San Francisco
WHOLE TICKETS     $10 00
MARBLE  MOKTTEIEKTS,
TOMBSTONES, &C,
On hand and to order to suit purchaser--.
LEON E. MEYER & CO.,
mar24-3m     120 Pine street, above Montgomery
HALVES .
QUAI'.TERS .
^i-OIllIK!;.-; tn
Inn of the Lotli
KIIDY^C-l
Cisco     AU
TICK )-:t.--
CIJLAltS, i
li'feliS^
HOLLOWAY'S  PILLS.
ma Dim
.him R hi
liable o
i-i.l-i.
akin^ down of tlie ner
nervous in a muiiII '«
can n remetl-v l.e founiil
; tal
IU36 gnMetl rules are followed, you will lie happy'in mill'
ud strong iu body, and forget you have any nerves,
Motlldl-S and   IJU.UylltlT.'!.
[f thers is nna 'htngmore than aflotlier for which thtil
ills are   so fn mous  ii'.  ih   iheir   purifjlug   probertl-H. M
Sci.Ulv lliuir power o f cdeausij?!;- fhe blood from all iiiipu-
ties, aud remitvlng dn:ie;erons and *vuspend<>d seeiidimii.
nivflfsally adopted as the one grand remedy for ftrfll'
omplalnta, iiiey niever fail, neve* weaken ihe syatWi
ud always bring ftftout what is required.
Sinlt Ilt-nil AiIks and  lVotit of Appetite.
These foelings which so sadden us, most l'reqncully
rise ii-oin iinuovauees or t run hie, from obstructed ] d-
piralioi., or f ruin nli | endili inkl *j Whf I U unlit lern-C,
li'isili , r 1.---M ■:,.' '"*' ■ - ." .-: ii uiaeh. These olj'iui-
i-i.l In- re-ul.ted if   vou    id.!,   1„ be  well.     The Kills, if
iken according td tl a printed Instrncilons, will qulejilj
;isf ore a health v ael.ion to hoi h liver and stemndi,
■henee follow as a natural eonsei|iienee, a (*i»od ii|)pHiJ-
nd ii dear  lieml.    In the East   and West  luilk-M scarcely
,,-der-
ITI, 0313
ISE JUSTLY CELl^B]
® II S6 If1 SS _l
Dtaordcra of  H>-i Kidneys.
e.sesaffeelin-r   fhes,^ or^iis.^idiether U^ «-
e of lb*
'    Tiioj-
Secoiuhiry
eym
Tic-Do
;:
lions forlho ,'iuicla'
by   taking tta !»««
ofp*flM.t-*l-^g>I
natit
VOL. X.
LOS' ANGELES,   GAL.,   SATUEDAY,  JUi\E   9,   1860.
NO. 5.
■Cus Augeles Star:
l-IJBf.raHED EVERT SATURDAY MORNINQ ,
At No. 1, Pico Buildings, Spring Street, Loe
Angelefi,
B Y   H.   H AMILTON.
TERMS:
Subf-oription, per annum,?™ advance. .$5 00
For Six Months,    3 OO
For Three Months   2 00
Single Number     0 25
Advertisements inserted atTwoDollarspersquare
often lines, for the first insertion; and One
Dollar per sojunre for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction made to Yearly Advertisers.
Agency Notice.
Mr. O. A. CRANE 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 Jack
BELLA UNION HOTEL
I.OS   AJGELES,
FLftSHNIR k WINSTON,
1 PROPRIETORS,
MTHIS HOTEL, so long known as tho best
in Southern California, having passed into
t,he hands of the present Proprietors, has
been, thoroughly refitted, and many additions made
to its accommodations.
Strangers, and 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
LAFAYETTE  HOTEL.
OPPOSITE    THE   BELLA   UNION
3LOS ANGELES,
/feik     THIS   Establishment  oilers  superior  in-
1 ication is desirable, the establishment large and
commodious, with rooms—single and for families—
c ean and well furnished, and a table well supplied
with the choicest viands and delicacies of the season
—as is well known by those who have favored the
Uiuse with their patronage.
The   Proprietor will  use  every exertion, and  ne-
gieet nothing, to give  his guests entire satisfaction.
EBERSAED  & K0LL.
■      Los Angeles, Sept 11, 1859.      '
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
HM-Eilia. Street,
Los  A ib g c I e s .
THE SUSSCPJBER having leased the
; above establishment, begs leave toinf'orm
the public that he has refitted and refur-
^^'jfta'jg dished the same, and that it will be conducted in the very best style. The table will be
iberally supplied with everything tho market af-
urds, and-every care wiil be taken to make the
JNITED STATES HOTEL a comfortable home
Al Uchcd to tho Hotel "is a BAR, where the best
of liquors and cigars are kept
Terms, moderate to suit the times,
'   . F. WEAVER.-
Eos Angeles. "Dec. 22, 1858. _______
lootstSa
COFFEE SALOON,
—&Nt>—
RESTAURANT.
50 Cents per meal.
One E-SU a Plate.
EMILE BOh
■ well and fav.
1 for a long t'
principal cities of the PaCl
cook, would respectfully inform ins friends and
the public generally, and all who would bonorhim
with their patronage, that I'rom this date he purposes to keep open his establish men t from 6 o'clock
a.m. until 12 o'clock at night. His house shall
always bJ provided with the best the market -affords. He will do all in his power to contribute
to the comfort of his custodiers.
T^rConic and sec for yourselves.-^
■^ p-(it 1*  nniMii.'M ■, \
LID EN AVE /OpV
■ably known (fSj^M
time   in   the   vl> ^^
5 a ftn
Los Anireles, Jai
EMILE BORDENAVK
18G0.
LIVERY STABLE-
THE undersigned,  having  purchased
the STABLES   formerly occupied  by
__m Mr. Carson,adjoiningNichol'sBuilding,
Main street, Los Angeles, begs to inform the public  that he is ready at  all times to supply SADDLE HORSES, equal to any to be found in the
State.
Carriages, an.l   Double ai*rt Single Scaled
Boggles,
can be furnished to those desiring such conveyances
His facilities  for keeping  Horses are not stir-
passed by any stable in the city, and he solicits a
share of public patronage in this department.
He is always well  supplied with   the very best
Feed, which will be sold on usual terms.
•y24 A. J. HENDERSON.
fittsiufsii Carts.
C.   E.   THOM,
Attorney anil Counsellor at Law
LOS ANGELES.
Office in Pico Buildii,-:-, Spring street. jy8
E.   J.   C.   KEWEN,   '
Attorney and Counsellor at  Law,
LOS ANGELES, Oal.,
Wil [practice in the Courts of tbe 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.
DR. J. C.  WELSH,
PHISICl AIV AND SlIEeEOS,
OJnce, CITY DRUG STORE,
„...^ .....,.=,, o M"'*,tA-7 tfiid -A 10 -J, P.M.
Ausrust, 1, 1859.
T. J. WHITS,
Physician, Surgeon, and Ooulist,
Office—Temple's Block,
MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES.
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■A***PC*>*-F:Ei-*E3o^mi:*f*a-s,
MAIN  STREET—Piont of Cinmcrclal.
febl9
PRAGER, MORRIS & CO.,
DEALERS   TN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
X> n "X"   GOODS,
Tcinple^s BDocS&,
jl-i Main street, Los Angeles.
S. PKAQBB. j. r„ MOBJlia & nROS ,
BACHMAN & CO.,
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries,   Wines,  "Liquors,   Iotrtlng.    Hardware, &«.,  &c.
Produce, Ilirtcs, and Wool tiiken Jn exchange.
Los Angeles street, second house from Commercial street. Jan. 1st, 1850.
FRANCIS   (ViELLUS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
In   Groceries,   Hardware.,   Paints,
Oils,   &c. &c.
JUNCTION OF MAIN AND SPRING STREETS
"L.QS   ANGELES. nnlG
S.   at   A.   LAZARD,
IMPORTERS,
And Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Try   •urw««».
Corner of Melius Row, Los Angeles. ar 1
WiVL H. SHORE,
jan29
OFF.I.CIC   WITH li.  l.'P.OWK.
PH1NEAS BAMNING,
Foivvaidiiiss   and   Coiiimission
Merclnant,
LOS ANGELES A*ND SAN PEDRO.     olO
Frieght forwarded to
FORT YUMA,
SAN BF.RIVARUINO,
PORT TEJON,
and all parts of tbe three Southern Counties, with
his accustomed promptness.
FORWARDING.
11IIE undersigned, having leased tbe Scpnlveda
Landing, at .-an Pedro, is now ready to Receive
and Haul ail manner of inerchandise consigned#Lo
him
WITH CARE AND DISPATCH
and upon reduced terms. JOSE RUBIO.
Los Angeles, Oct. 10, 1859. 00 15
MOWER   AND   REAPER.
The attention of Farmers is Invited to ffie beleBfSfea
Vermont Mower and Reaper,
Which  i-«   un-«urpi-K«o<l for SIMPUCITY, DURA Jill.ITY,
CONTBNIKNCK   and  TJIOROUCJINIWS   OK   WORK;   ami
First Appearance on the Pacific Coast.
So-iii; of UK' points or excellence and peculiar advant
age which this machino has orer othors, are as
1st, navinK tho cuttiM--l>iu-luri.i:mi  tn the  rrani*-, so as t<
a-djusl. its-jir t» uneven sui-lm-es,
2d. Having twodi-iviii;; wtteela, n pflesinps tae ouili aoei
3d. When the  machine  movos   to tho rlirht  "•'/^J^'
4th. It can he  oiled,  thrown  in or out  of s*fiiir,  and th-
E. H. WORKMAN &, BRO
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
TEMPLE'S MAKBM FRONT BLOCK,
Will keep constantly on hand an assortment of
Saddles, Harness, &c. &c.
TtcuKiiiiia: itar. Willi pvomjitness,
Oct.211i, 1869.
g-ja.X>X>Xj-*EI-El'X-.
M. ROBiTET,
JL.OS "vSGELES STREET, In front ol Borbltt
& Itmker,
HAS the honor to announce to the Public,that
he stiii' ean*ies on his bus-iness i>t the old
„iml a'inbnvp, and having in his employnienl
orders with which he may be favored, m the Manufacturing of
F|,„,IIa...e.1,Cnrrl«S^K<Tr,l>-""S,'>'"-m'-"d,"S
oi' nil Jtliitasd
AUo,everythl..g1.i t.,, SaH.llrry B™1""*!-
Loe Angelee, Aug. 1st, l«i*y.
Night hovers over hill and^lain,
A Tew f-hort hours and mom retiirneth.
Shall not the sun shine forth agam ?
"" its leaves lie scattcreJ on the earth ;
A few days more and from its ashes
See fairer buds have bright-hned birth.
Never despair !    The summer's verdure
Will fade, and autumn's winds will sigh ;
Have patience—watt, and soon returning
Spring, gently breathing, glideth by.
Never des-pair!    OL ! man, the troubles
That now so heavy on thee weigh,
Patiently bear !    "Ffu not forever :
Old Time shall smile thy grief away.
How Victoria Trai-is her Children.
A primary regard ia paid to moral aud religious
flnties, They rise early, breakfast at eight, and
dine at two. Their various occupations are allotted out with military exactness. One hour
finds them engaged in study of the ancient, another of modern authors, their acquaintanceship
with the languages being first founded on a thorough knowledge of their grammatical construction, and afterwards familiarized and perfected by
conversation, Next they are trained in tliose mil
itary exercises which give dignity;and bearing.—
Another hour is agreeably filled up with the lighter accomplishments of music and singing. Again
the happy party assemble in the riding school,
where they may be seen deeply interested iu the
various   evolutions of   the menage.     Thence	
while drawing and the further exercises of music,
and the lighter accomplishments, call oft the at-
attention of their sisters- -the young princes proceed to busily engage themselves iu a carpenters'
shop, filled up expressly for them, at tho wish of
the royal consort, with a turning lathe and oilier
tools eseeniial to a thorough knowledge of the
craft. They thus become not only theoretically but
pratcically acquainted with the useful arts of life.
A small laboratory is occasionally brought into
requisition, at the instance also of the royal lather,
and the minds of the childreu are thus led from a
contemplation of the curiosities of chemical science and the wonders of nature to an inquiry into
stuuenis inEpv oowu nnrtr tsayits] unmi-^iB ——r
philosophy, and shoulder their miniature percussion guns—which they handle with the dexterity
of practiced sportsmen — for a shooting stroll
through the Royal Gardens. The evening meal,
the preparation for the morning lessons, and brief
religious instruction, close the day.
^u-perStUldnB  ol* Great Men.
Most great men have been superstitious. The
courier bringing a letter from England, iu wiiich
the death of his old physician, Polidori, was slated, Lord Byron remarked: "1 was convinced
something unpleasant hung over me last night. I
expected to hear that somebody I knew was dead ;
so it tunisout." Who can help being superstitious?
Scott believed in Becond sight; Rosseaa tried
whether lie would be saved or not by aiming at a
tree with a slono ; Goethe trusted to tlie chance of
riking the water, whether he would
ionic undertaking. Swift placed the
success of his life on the drawing the trout he had
hooked out of the water. Byron, on one occasion
remarked : "Several extraordinary things happened on my pirthday ;" so they did to Napoleon;
and a more wonderful thing occurred to Antion-
ctte. "At my weiklifig something whispered to
me that I was signing ray death warrant. At the
last moment I would have retracted if I could
have done so, I am a great believer in presentiments." Socrates' demon was no fiction ; Monk
Lewis had his monitor, and Bonaparte his warnings. Byron had a belief in unlucl-y days. He
once relused to be introduced to a lady b"cause it
was on Friday. On this same ill starred day he
would never pay a visit.
11 .<np.11> 1 pi hi
Profit or IIkns.—The proceeds of nineteen hens
one cock) for one year, ending February 17, USUI).
iy a carelul account, (and sold too. at a price be-
ow par,) I find to be $S3 10.    The cost ol food all
nd I
nil'
0 say nothing of
Although public attention has not, says the
Alta, of lain been drawn towards our frontier
neighbor on the Gulf, yet we learn that there is a
tide of adventurers from the various portions of
our common country still sitting thither. The hidden mineral wealth of the Sierra Madre region is
bound to be (leveliiped, and that too, through the
enterprise add skill of the Anglo-Saxon race.
To day, (wc learn from her captain,! the schoon
er Storm Cloud will leave for Ihe Colorado Kivei
via Guaymas. By her goes as passenger, an old
resident of Sonora, who contemplates fitting out
au expedition, on his arrival, for'the purpose of
projecting for gold in the heart of the mineral
region borderiog on Chihuahua. The party will
number some fourteen men, besides one or more of
the Yaqui tribe of Indians, who are very friendly
disposed lo the Americans. It is the intention of
the company to proceed by boat, from Guaymas to
fti-S -••.ivigal:'!-/'' Tiiey wiil pass"through San An.
tonio de la Iluerta, where there are some of the
richest diggings in tlie country, then into the
eastern fastnesses of the mountains.
The Yaqui is navigable to Cocori, and tlie Mayo,
also, for small boats. The valleys in the Yaqui
district are represented by our informant to be
among the richest in the State—which was ceded
to that tribe by ih'e Spauish Government. There
are in it eight pueblos, each of which has a Yaqui
Governor, An old Spaniard at Labor has a ranch
of eight leagues square upon which are employed
three hundred of the Yaqui natives.
The products of the soil are wheat, sugar, corn,
beans, nnd all tropical fruits, etc.
. The mines continue to be extensively worked.—
At Magdalena our informant says he observed 102
mules laden with silver, dug in the mines at Altar.
The old Mexican plan of working with arrastras.
smelting, etc., has scarcely been encroached upon,
as there are very few whites engaged in silver
mining.
There is an abundance of water for mining purposes in the gold districts of the Sierra madre.—
The gold found hitherto has been coarse, but pure.
The rainy season usually sets in about August,
but there have beea showers as late as JIarch of
the present year.
The present population oT the country is csti.
mated at 100,000, ef whom 35,000 are Mexicans,
250 whites, and the balance Indians, of the Yaqui,
Mayo, Opata, Anache, and other tribes.
Our informant says tbat the bitler prejudice existing against Capt. ty. D, Porter, of the U. S.
sloop-of-war St. Mary's, on account of his action
during the recent difficulties, has been removed,
and that the natives, and Ures Newspaper, now
admit that his course was a pruper and judicious
one to pursue.
The Storm Cloud will carry away one by whom
we are promised to be kept fully '-'posted" upon
the movements of the  expedition, and general af-
Snlt  Lnkci News.
Salt Lake City, May 16,1850.—From  tbe correspondence of the S. P. Herald, we take the following intelligence 1
The Utah army has actually begun to mo?e.
A second detachment wero to take up the lino
of march yesterday and a third to day.
Indians.—The Utea say there is going to bo a
great treaty made to a few weeka between the ttte
and Snake nations at Yellow Creek—east of this,
Cole, the horse-thief, and Davis, one of a pones
who arrested him atSpriugvillc, of which I wrote
by last mn.il, have both died of their wounds, received on the occasion of the arrest.
_ On the 3d inst.. John W. Brown, of Draperville,
eighteeii milet- south, was instantaneously killed
by ihe rolling of a rock upon him.
On the 8th inst., a young man named Jesse W.
Johnson,-who was tending the sawmill of S. E.
Snyder, at Parley's Park, twenty-five miles southeast, was instantly killed.
The vicinity of Camp Floyd has in this city
quite a reputation for deed^ of^ vi^e^^-i*^ -
it'rather unsafe to be eeen in Unit quarter. It appears that about two weeks ago, 11 party of desert-
era stole eight dragoon horses; a man named
"Kooky Thomas" was sent in pursuit, who returned with Ihe horses but not wilh the deserters ami
[tseeoaa to have been whispered around that he
had killed the deserters, and on the night of the
2nd, in the midst of a row in the Camp Theatre
this whisper was increased to a louder declaration'
and the rabble madeofl'for the dwelling of Rocky
Thomas. However, through prompt and energetic
movement and a double guard, the disturbance
subsided.
Three or four trains have recently arrived from
San Francisco and Los Angeles, freighted with
goods for various of our merchants, which shows
tbat, notwithstanding the enormous amounts of
dry goods and groceries which have been brought
to tins territory for the past two or three days,
the Salt Lake nlarket is by no means overstocked.
A Commission is-in session at this city, composed, of Surveyor-General Stambaugh and Major
Montgomery, U.S.A., investigating certain ehargea
as preferred by Judge John Cradlebattgh, to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, at Washington
City, against Superintendent Jacob Forney,
A Washington correspondent writes ;
"At present the main stivy of Speaker Penning-
on is the page who stands upon the right, a youth
f fine appearance aud something near nineteen
years of age. This page was first appointed to
office by Speaker Boyd, and has ever since continued to discharge tbe duties of "page to the
Speaker," among which is now reckoned that of
prompting the Speaker, in discharging his business,^ lie stands near the Speaker, aud directs
him in an undertone how to put every motion,
and how to decide points of order as they arise.—
' Thaddeus" is known to all the politicians ol the
oium-y as tlie most remarkable parliamentarian
of his age. With the construction of the rules of
order lie is perfectly familiar, 1
cedent at his lingers' ends.
every pre-
ed peppers, chopped fin
it they have water otil
R.   F.   WALKINSHAW,
FAMILY GEOCEE,
AND DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
M the Old Stand,
S;in Bernardino.
T,  1- W. lias openea «* '*« i,lK,vc l'1'"'"
[{. mii.na.Bi   ■
ed in  Ihe above
conlimiMcn  oj
and new patrons
nol9
eted slock ofi
E. F."WAI,K1NSHAW
0l.li.  Tho marhlu. 1. ,.,!,.ily in..,. .nu|tl -.on.1 nicuou
una. a boy r.io mi,ioi<r„ U w.th ease.
10th. It has no aide draught.
We invite every farmer wishing a machine, to call an
see this before purchasing.
Wc have them now set up  and ready  for inspect.ou -
Call and examine for yourselves.
KNAPP, BTIRREIX & 00.,
RO Washington street.
(K.»rFrool.) [ap21m3J SAN FRANCISCO.
LOS ANGELES
"Dager Beer Saloon.
HUBERT SCHMIDT
HAS tha plea.ure to announce tohts
friends and to the public, that ho Has
3 °pTaoeb BEER sai.oot«
s:„frsisvr..)S^I an/™-
;anget.   Clam
lud
;en i
ed \
■nt often ; rare is preferable. The poorer sort
11 answer as well. They thould have a warm
:,Kt and he 1-ept  clean.    Do   Ibis, and you will
h'v-'-'v-lenly o' e"■<•■« lo eat and to fcII. D. Well-
Jr., Goodbury,  Ot., March  10, I860.—„V«o
Haven Registt r.
Louia Adolphe Thiers, one of fhe most eminent
persons of the nineteenth century, and one of the
most powerful orators in France, and celebrated for his splendid histories of The Revolution,
The Consulate, and the Empire of that country,
wae born in Marseilles iu 17117. llis lather was a
blacksmith. Jn 1815 he repaired to Aix to attend
the lectures of the (acuity of law in that town.—
There he devoted himself to the study of literature, .philosophy, history, aud politics. Kis ardent
and ambitious spirit ieeliDg a presentiment of a
iliant career, he began to play the role of a
party leader among his fellow students. He clamored, harangued against the government ot the
restoration, evoked the recolectious of the republic and the empire, made himself disliked by the
profes-sors, execrated by the commissary of police,
adored by his comrades, and carried off the prize
of eloquence iu spite of every obstacle.
There is antecedent connected with this last fact
uilieiently amusing to be related.
A prize had been offered fur the best Enlogium
on Vanvenargues, by the Academy of Aix, a good
and peaceful academy, which, to make use of Voltaire's witticism, has always succeeded, like an
honest woman, in keeping itselt from being talked
about. Thiers took it into his head to win the
prize, and sent his manuscript ; but unluckily the
name ofthe author was either divined or betrayed,
and as there was no other candidate who deserved
the-aim, the worthy members of the areopagus,
rather than award it to the little Jacobin, put ofi'
the decision to the following year.
At the appointed time the manuscript of Thiers
made its appearance; but in the interim, a production had come from Paris which eclipsed all its
competitors, and they hastened to crown it, according, however, to the papers presented by Thiers,
premium. The name of the Parisian v'ctor was
then unsealed ; and great was the consternation of
the academicians when it was found to be that of
Thiers himself, who had indulged iu the malicious
pleasure of mystifying the learned gentlemen, by
treating the subject in a new point of view, caus-
g the composition to ho copied in a strange hand:
sending it on a journey  1
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, , , ,; by tha operator of the Alta Telegraph office at Fotsom, that a Chinaman living near the
I pjington House, in Sacramenfo couniy. on the
cVkniio road, was struck by lightning and killed
during the thunder storm of Friday, May 25th.—
Union. ' -
Tbej4/ta has a rumor of the  capture of Jack
powers, in a private house at San Mateo, last week.
Impossible ; as  a gentleman  just  from  So:nora
informed us last week that Jack was at-Hermosillo.
from   Paris to Ai:
and the accessit.
Aix to Paris, and
and  thus obtaining the prize
,_-4>.
There was tbe sum of Sjtfhio.Oyl 42 in the State
Treasury, on Saturday, May 25,
Bow TO TEST thu Quality of Wool.—A Texas
paper says : Take a lock of wool from the sheep's
hack and plac" it upon an inch rule. If you can
count, from thirty to thirty-three of Ihe spirals or
(olds in tho space ol an inch, it. eqnala in quality
the finest electoral of Saxony wool grown.
Of course when fhe number of spirals to the
inch diminishes, Ihe quality of the wool becomes
relatively inferior.
Many tests have been tried, but this is consider-
tbe simplest and best.
Ootswold wool and some other inferior wools do
not measure nine spirals to the inch.
With this test, every fanner has i-i MspOBBes-
--ion ft knowledge wbich will enable him to form a
correct judgment of the qualily ol all kinds of
wool. There are some coarse wools which experienced wool growers do no rank ■■>* woo!, but as
hair, on account of the hardness aud straighlness
•-if the fibre.
Postal Piiockeds—Singular Statistics—In a
late Atlantic cotemporary we find a table of tho
Post offices in this country, the net annual proceeds
of which place the city of San Francisco fourth on
the list. The cities which exceed it, are NewYork
$54!>.0fi0 j Philadelphia, $188,085; and Boston
Slo':),!);W.    San Francisco comes next, tho net pro-
|?Sfe,;"-'.'-,-,:rv ■'v."," 3MAiS\ $»**••!
Chicago, $2!),468. &c. The mosl remarkable feature of Ihese statistics, so far as regards San Francisco, is the fact of the proportional excess of her
net postal receipts over her population. For slio
certainly is exceeded by New Orleans, Baltimore.
Cincinnati, St. Louis «nd Chicago; and yet the
net proceeds of (he Post, Office here aro nearly four
times as great as those of the latter place, the population of which is at leaSt 175.000, The cily
ol Pittsburgh, which numbers 100,000 people, returns but $J2,8:iD as the net proceeds of her post
office, and Brooklyn, conlaining 250,000 inhabitants, shows but $20,541. The cities of Buffalo,
Newark, and Albany, although equal in population to Sau Francisco, do uot exhibit one-fifth the
amount of postal business transacted-here. A
number of large cilies of 30,000 inhabitants and
upwards, are not included in tlie list, because tho
net proceeds of their post offices are less than
$14,000-—Alta.
Vbsbbls ox the Way.—There are now, says tho
Alta, 52 vessels on the way to this port from different parts of the world o( which 22 are from
New York, Ji from Boston. 1 from Philadelphia, 1
I Alexandria, 1 from Portland, five from Bordeaux, 3 from London, 2 from Liverpool, 2 from
Rio Janeiro, 1 from Hamburg', and 1 from Punta
Arenas.
T elk un Am St'iT—Samuel F. B. Morse, F. 0. J.
Smith, G. F. Colboord, and Theodore Little commenced a suit in the II, S. Circuit Court, on Wednesday last against the Placerville and St. Joseph
Telegraph Company and F. MacCrellisb, (or in-
frii)geni."iit of Morse's patent for "a new antl tise-
lul improvement in tbe mode ot communicating
information by signals by the application o( electro-magnetism.
Pony Express Scspbndkd— The agent of ihe
Pony Express, announces tbat the great overland
institution will be suspended until fuilher notice.
Euoni'tuck's. Will.—By the John L. Stephen*!,
there arrived a sealed package, supposed to contain proof ol the execution of the lute Senator
Broderick, taken in New York, by the Commii-wioo
appointed by Judge Blake, for that purpose.
Gov. Downey, in reply to a dispatch from Gen.
Ifiiven for permission to pledge [he credit of the
State, for the Wasbo war, said he had no authority
to do so,  being   unable   to   meet,  the demands ta
The Island of Santa Criiz lias been finally con-
finned by the Supreme Court to Andres Castillero;
he discovered aud opened the New Almaden quicksilver mine.
A LnMBBAL RSWABD.—Wo learn from the agent
in this city, says the Marysvi/le .Express, that
Wells. Fargo & Co. have offered a reward of $2,-
500 (or the recovery of the treasure taken from
tbe Stags near Iowa Hill, on .Monday ; and an
equal amount lor tho arrest and conviction of the
robbers. The amount laken was 111,000, and lbs
reward Offered is $(1,000-— nearly half tha amount.
lUix.—California is a dry country. The amount
of water which falls here in a year is less than in
any other Slate of the Union. Tho greatest annual depth of rain occurs at San Lim, Manmham,
280 inches ; the next in order are Vera Cruz, 278f
Granada, 126; Cape-Frangols, 120; Calcutta. 81;
Home, 39-j London. 25; Hanover, N. II.. .'(8 ; New
York State, 39; Ohio, 42; Missouri, 88.266. In
California it ranges.according lo locality, from 15
to 40 inches, the average being about 22.
Latest j*h.om Mono.—Mr. It. M. Billups, give*
the Visalia Delta the following information rela-
tive to the Mono mining region. He says there it-
no mining going on there yet, and that he does
not think ili'.'iv wiJJ be before the 15th of June-
Mr. B. left on the 1st of May.
ClIAI!
.OTTi-: Ccsuma.v.—We have before at a let-
 ved by the John L. Stephens, stating that
Charlotte Cnsliman will   positively   start for California during tbe summer.—Alta.
.'