The Cottage Door.
How sweet the rest that labor yields
The humble and the poor,
Where sits the patriarch of the fields
Before his cottage door !
The lark ia singing in the sky,
The swallows on the eaves,
And love is beaming in each eye
Beneath the summer leaves I
The air amid his fragrant powers
Supplies unpurchased health,
And hearts are bounding 'mid tbe liowers,
More dear to him than wealth.
Peace, like the blessed sunlight, plays
Around his humble cot.
And happy nighls and cheerful days
Divide hij lowly lot.
And when the village Sabbath bell
Rings out upon the gale,
The falher bows his head to tell
The music of its tale—
A fresher verdure seems to ali
The fair and dewy sod,
And every inlaot tongue is still
To hear the word ot God.
O, happy hearts 1 to Him who stills
The ravens when they cry,
And makes the lily 'neath the hills
So glorious to the eye—
The trusting patriarch prays to bless
His labors with inctease ;
Such ways are " ways of pleasantness,''
And all such 'paths are peace."
FREEMAN & SIMPSON'S French, wilsoiv & co.,
I.*.-.   -.■»«• •■-        —-in    ■     i 11AKK THE BEST
OldMagnohaWhiskeyJciothing ^d Furnishing Goods,
Variety.
AiuB Prove Mid.—II your friend is made of lion*
ey, do not eat him all up.
If you travel through the country of the blind,
be blind yourself.
When you are ttie "anvil, nave patience ; when
you are ihe hammer, strike straight and well.
He who cannot take a hint, cannot comprehend
a long explanation.
Take counsel ol one 'greater and one less thau
yourself, and afterwards form your opinion.
A great many human beings dig their graves
with their teeth.
A generous man will place the benefits he confers beneath his feet—those ne receives, nearest his
heart.
If you wish to appear agreeable In society, you
must consent to \>b taught many things which you
know already.
To succeed in the world, it is much more ne.es-
sary to possess the penetration to discover who is
a fool, than to discover who is a clever man.*
Experience teaches us indulgence ; the wisest
man is he that doubts his own judgment with re
gard to the motives which actuate his fellow-
men.
There are many vices which do not deprive us
of friends ; there arc many virtues which prevent
our having any.
A friend that you may have to buy, won't be
worth what you have to pay for him—no matter
how Utile that may be.
Troubles are like babies—they grow bigger by
nursing. Don't meet troubles half way, lor they
are not worth tbe compliment.
We alwas admire the answer of the man who.
when asked how old he was, answered : *-■ Just
forty years; but if you count by the fun I've seen,
I am at least eighty."
The boy that is whipped (oo much, and the boy
that is whipped 100 little, aro both equally bad.—
The ono is spoiled with r.\whides—the other with
loolly-pops.
An Exchange lias discovered that Schotliscbe is
acorruption of the words '■ Scotch itch," and that
the Tamous dance owes its name to a person afflicted with Scotch plague aforesaid. Awful!
It is more a weekness than a virtue in strong
Christians, when a weak saint is fallen, to aggravate his fall to the uttermost, and to present his
sins in such a dreadful dress as shall amaze him
He who shall lay the same strength to the rubbing
of an earthen dish, as he does to the rubbing ol
a pewter platter, instead of cleaning it will surely
break it to pieces.    The application is easy
PERSIGKED is receiving   this standard brand of
■,',;■,■'.,   iti rnet from Messrs.   Fr««m;tn   "* Sim j>-
rietm of the Phoenix Distiilflry, SchuylkiH Rlr-
>i'i- it for sale iu b.irrelii and half barrels, in iota
The j-enuine
OLD MAO.VOIil.V  WHISKEY
Han  Freeman k Simpson's name in   full on each package,
card affixed
ter'of intei
lithographed engraving of
ihe trade and public, in
0ployed and the extent of
Simpson's Magnolia Whin-
ONE    P K I C E 1   .
Retailing  at Wholesale  Prices!
OULD DO WELL
3UKE; the some
BUle
, which they confln
S. C. SHAW.
lliS Front street, San Fianch
-EC, O HI* -EIE*-.
Er^s    PIANO
MUSIC WAREROOMS
Sansome  Street, San Francisco,
Extending j'rom  Clay to Commercial St.,
SECOND FLOOR.
Retail Stores. y&,SK^^?'.'.Slreet' a„a 27S
CONSTANTLY ivwivinir the hest I
man. and American  PIANOS,
ng them nt
ore in Cali
PORCELAIN WARE,
FANCY GOODS, AND TOYS.
Notice—The secret of Mr. Kohler's low i
e llnys fur Cash.
■JSp Cull Bad ■••--inline—it costs nothing.
!S is, that
narlT-ly
STRANGERS VISiTINO Till
TO CALL AND LEAVK TUEi« v^*.^ ..*.
will be forwarded to bur HOUHflin New York, t
bling them to always procure a good fit ; an
wish a muit, you only have to order it by le
part of the Stale where there is an Express (
collected on delivery of goods.
Tiie finest and best kind i4* Dress Suits made to order,
and delivered to any part of the State for Sixty Dollars—
warranted superior to miv oilier makers.
«■»- Soh' Leather Trunks anil Valises, and Cm-pet Daps
always on hand, and all other goods suitable for traveling niirnnmil  ill  liny clijliate.
lri'ENCil,  WILSON & CO,,
i-iy
iFr
FOREST WINE BITTERS,
Tlie Greatest Remedy of the Age
FOR THE CURE OP
Dyspepsia, I^iver Complaint,
Weakness ofthe Stomach,
Or any Derangement of the Digestive Organs.
THEY REGULATE AND PREPARE THE STOMACH To
receive and digest food in a healthy manner, givinn-
action to the Liver, by removing the secreted Dili;, allow'
ing tlie Burly it.i natural strength. "It 18 very essential
for persons of every age or condition in life, to be careful,
and keep their Iti/naive Organs in good order. Iiy doing
this, they will be proof aga'inst anr' or ali, of theprevait
ing Diseases, incident to the. different Climiites, no matter
what the temperature of the same " These Hitters
sure to do thi., in ev.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, j
County of Los Angeles,     f
In the District Court of the First Judicial District.
Andres Bris waiter, Plaintiff,
Gregorio Fraijo and Maria de Los Angeles Sobc
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.
THE People of the State of California send Greeting: To Gregorio Fraijo and Maria de los Angeles -So be rano, his wife : You are hereby required to
appear in an action brought agains you by the
above named Plaintiff, in our District Court of the
First Judicial District, in and for the county of Los
Angeles, and t> answer the Complaint fil d therein,
a c ['titled copy of which you aro herewith served,
within ten days after service ou you of this summons—if served within this county; or it served
out of this county but within the First Judicial District, within twenty days after the service thereof;
or if served out of the Frst Judicial District but
within the State of California, within forty flays 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 tbe same, and the application of the proceeds to pay costs and §2,500 due
Plaintiff and interest thereon as therein specified,
and for general relief. All of which more fully appears in said complaint; and if you fail to appear
and answer the said Complaint as above required,
the said Plaintiff will apply fo the Court for the relief demanded.
Witness the Hon. Benj  Hayes, Judge of out-
District Court  aforesaid,  the 30th dav ol
March, A. D. 18(30,
rtrrrew: my Band ana the seat of said
[l. s.]    Court, the day and year last above written.
JOHN W. SHORE, Clerk.
By George W. Gift, Deputy.
J. L. Burnt. Plaintiff's  Ut'y. mh■! mS
ROBERTS, MORRISON & CO.,
Importers anil Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS & SHOES,
SANri FRANCISCO,
Have in store a large and complete assortment of
Boots -a.xa.-d Shoes,
To which they desire to call the special attention
of al! Dealers in their line.
We have recently enlarged our store and appropriated, the second floor exclusively to
Women's, Misses' and Children's Goods,
to which we are giving particular attention, and
of which we have every variety and description.
Our assortment of
MEN'S, BOYS'AND YOUTHS'BOOTS & SHOES
snoods adapted to every district of country in California and Oregon. Having superior advantages
and facilities for keeping our stock well assorted
and constantly replenished hy fresh accessions
from all tbe best manufacturers at the Bust, we
are prepared to meet demands and fill orders from
all parts of this Coast, at the LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
Merchants visiting the city will find it to their
advantage to call and examine our stock before
purchasing at auction or elsewhere.
marlO 3l
ROBERTS, MORRISON & CO.,
i 70 California street.
"WHAT ©HEER" HOUSE.
Nos. 117, 118, 119,   121, and 122   Saclamcilto St.-JMos. 85, 87, 89, aild „.
' Lcldsdorffstieet, SAJN FRANCISCO. ■"
Fanners, -iku-i'luuits. Miiicrs
DtllUI-M  Will)    \vis!l   Sll|lllll(),- JH'.CO LLLillOtlilt I Oil K,  (11111  .
'■WHAT CHEER" HOUSE,
ade to the  bml'lings of this liiglily   popular plai
nd the Atlantic  States.    Its  location in central,
Large additions have recently bee
and favorably known llmmjilioiit th
com modal ion of all classes ul' patrons.
1'i'eat I'crtnciioiii- biivchi-cn recent v wade in the i sites of ISO Alt I) AND LOIK'JXG
,\ In ]■*■■,■ l*'.-! Sv'*,--,l:>KOOK  S A *■*■;*'  is kept in the office, for the use ef tlie patronh.
Superior Tin thing Accommodations arc eonnccied with thin Heu.se ; and also the fraud UBLiAl'Y !
UPtF-All OMNIBUS   wirli Hie nam** nf   t.lio I limii* Ti-i"1'"1 ""   ;ii";i1 „i...-.j'n Kb iroll
to convey pa.ssen^oi/s and their barrage to t.lic House,  1*'I'I'K OF  JHARttK !
NO RTOJVEKS EMPLOYED.
BOARD, (per week) $5,00     1     LODGING, (per night)	
(perdav)   1,00 BATHS,  —
"   (per week) 2, 3, & 4,00    1
"ay." secure tliem a
-of Entertain-up
indwell -idapt-
a Large RKADING IlOOJt
LODGING,
ocl-yl
 50 to 75 cents.
fl-g-siiowi'it bathsViVkk-^
R. B   WOODWARD. Proprietor.
TURNERS'
EXTRA RASPBERRY SYRUP.
Manufactured from fn.ru juice of 1'aspberries, and is equal
R. E.IR-JMMOND,
DK. ROSENBAUM'S
STOMACH   BITTERS.
—FOR Till* CURE OF—
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,   Consumption,   Loss  of
Appetite,or any Bilious Complaints arising
from  a   Morbid Action ofthe
Stomach or Bowels.
A  I.L of these diseases vou  wil! soon be relieved of bv
f%. use of these Bitters, as p'cr diroctioiisou liie bottles
Tliisgrcatunt.i-dyspL'ptic  is   tlio  result of profound  and
elaborate study of one nf the most celebrated physicians
-icin.-i.-i of the land.    Try tli em—lest thorn—on
itution, and gn your way rejoicing,
iyspep tic?—take tli esc Si u much  Bitters.
bilious?—take oue of these Bottles, and be re-
annoyetl by indigestion or constipation?—remise hy the free use cf these bitters,
ii fever and ague?—cure and prevent this decease, bv the free use of these Bitters.
•iiperiori'y ef these Bitters has induced many
l spurious article. To prevent deception in fu-
cork will he branded,—
N. B, JACOBS •£ CO.
abels will bear our signature, without which.
if tab
tfitfl Ot sirfatl a-t
acco-fdiiiij to direc-
kept in order,
(fivinjj a nat
stre'igtheniut
of, thi
the Bitters to
;ir confidential
of the article.
family Physician, in regard
"Turner's Forest Wine Bitters'
;mie to th.
itiro to regulate the Stomach, the
whole body ;
Hire to counteract Biliousness,  w
climal
hen i
ialari
sure to agree   with tiie most  weakly, as wellas
most robust parson ;
sure to create d good appetite ;
very pleasant ta tfie taste as a beverage ;
economical and cheap.
travelers Jihoutd carry  these Bitters with   them
prevent Biliousness and Fevers, caused by
changes of climate and water.
-mm should carry them to prevent Scurvv, Ship Fever
aud the like, when they are deprived of cool-
lajjn
1 of s
rune 1 such n -.iversiil confident
l>Uu*lcd hy the p iMic, as these
ii* use about sis years, and t
much, that it takes three litrgi
nine hits of ground, to no ttreir
" ' r the better protection of t
STATBOP CAXIFOIIMA, 1
Coiinlj- ol EiOfl  Angeles.}
[No. 713. ]
IN   THE   DISTBICT   COURT   OF   TilE   Fltt^T   JUDICIAL
DISTRICT.
JOHN' RAIN'S,  Trustee  of Victoria  and  Conception,   in-
ud   I*      '
fants,
dec
med.
i last i
i of Mai
ill a
id  tos tame at  of Isaac William;
Tin''.':ioi-;-i-f)-;3. j:>;ixr iiqogstr.\ttknt, mary rors.
"ie  wile or h'redericf; Limber-, jm* I'iJRl'ICK  i.lMIH^iff.
id DOROTHY BOBS.
Xc'iim bi-'iiii
Los Angeles
'FHE People
1  Theodore 1
:  District Court of th?. 1st Judicial Di<
ul filed in the Citij and County o
of the Clerk nf said DUlrid. Cuuri.
California send greeting tc
tratten, Frederick I.imberg,
infill   l'*)i
raplaint
this county but within the first Judicial District, wil
twenty days after the service thereof ; or if served out
the liri-t Judicial Distr ct but in the State of Cali fori
: ;—or judgment by
ndantTheodor*
B ($1,300*.  prln
cent,  (li! 00)  ]
num, from Januai
due on two iiro.n
ami date,I .July Oil
■st at.
f Slo
3200;)  both
th'.* fi
said  n
in t > IT,
IK interest at
st of Janiiarj
lis successor
mortgage  set
■•*)*
>.)    V
8 for.
ving,
inn. unking a jierlc
nutations of the gei
ereatter cir WW.*
red from   White Wiu_,
nt, unei-ialed by any other iiitter
r WINE BHTER3 will be
ScM wholesale, by
Corn«
TtJRNTI*R BROTHERS
nd Franklin streets N*
a street, Hulfalo, N, y
r Washinnton r
Corner Broadway and F:
And for sale by Merchaata and Druggists every-
. whera. ap28mfi
TURNERS*
GINGER
:tured  from  j
WINE.
J- and Jai„;,;.;:l r;, ;l,.,, r i(1>:,< .
the best and most pleasant tonic e
aninvaluible remedy for Dyspepsi
ail diseases whero a gentle utinwilai
the system into healthy action.
ir introduced ; and i*
I-idigestion,and foi
is reiiuired, to bring
Oae   ruillion dallnns,   in   Bands
an* Case*, Sold Annually,
I^SS.7!,,l,'",""!',\"""""- pr"vi°n "■ »»»*'»-
"n,!; '■'■■'■ mint.-.     It has rcei-i   „,) 11, -. ■, n,,i--li,i I i,„, ,,r * a,
M.dij.lr.cultj lhr„„sh„ut tlu, V,,II,,:Mi»to.i»Jrt?r'
ever known.
all <
rs of OlStteB WIVR to eMm.
ihB.n'n.,'-»""' """ "".""' ""''' -l,ll'nl"- except sueh as have on
ttifl.n *3,u eiTrive:i p-lrti^its in a ei i-eh.). sorro ;i niid bv th"
follo^ng supor^riptions: TCRXF.R-V <;[SC.EK Vl\F
prepared by Turner !ir„therR. N'ew-York : BiUTalo NW
io, California. ap58m
York ;■
elief demand
™    ° l
n.e lo
uiL
Witne
s the Hon. Benjar
iin  Hai
pi    J
,
A. D. I860,
Attes
: My hand and t
e sealo
ndyear last abov
uTitl.ei
.I0IIM W.  SHORF
rtl
rk,
(."KoHfiJ.
W   (
IFT
Dep.
STATE OF
CALIFORNIA,
rder tha
Tlie motion
I'l'liiintilf for an r
tsen
ice
,-Mra
0y   publication ■  by   pnblisliing ri
nd *.f this order, in the Los Anne-
■three month1*"1  ^   L°8  An^e'les
UFA J. HAYES, District Judge,
I District  Court  of thi
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,     ,*l
I.OS ASf;KI.BsC()lI\TV.   f l°
I, John W, Sn>re, Clerk of t
first Judicial District, State a.,,, „
liereby certify that the ahovs is r, full true and r
copy or an order made by the Hon. Dist. Court th
in the cause above referred to.
Io testimony whereof. I have hereto s
-'   affixed  the  seal   ot   «|.M
ilth day of April. A   D.
[fc S.]        Court, this
Soon ft U
JOHN w: SHORE, Hist. Clerk.'
■?."'_.   Ge°- ~- C-ift, Dep-
ap!4m3
, Attyn. forPl'ff'ji
United States :—
First—We, have thr
the kind in the world
why TURNERS'  Ciuger  Win
Seo., are better than any oth
of the largest l
u factories of
One at New* York ;
One at Buffalo, NewYovlf,
And the 3d at San Francisco, Cai.,
Built  specially  for  our business, in the most completi
yiii.i; <1
§=The
iole Proprietor;
Who Would be Bald or Gray ?
OVER ten thousand gray heads have been restored to their orifrinal color within the last
year by the use ol Eish's Infallible Hair Restorative. Magic-ltke, it arrests threatened bal .ness,
returns the dark: brilliant hue to the gray headed,
.uni restores thn hnir tn a fine glossy and health.)
j-pearaiice • thus acting in strict compliance wit ti
ihelirstaud greatest of all toilette-makers—Na*
ture.
Principal office for Wholesale  and Retail,  139
Sacramento street, Sun Francisco.
For sale by Druggists generally.
N. MILLS, Gen. Agnnt.
.ale by all Druggists in Los Angeles.
10-3m
Established in 28-49.
BARRETT &  SHERWOOD,
ARE constantly receiving, by every steamerthe
most splendid stock ot
WITCHES AKD JEWELIIV
ever imported into this State. Our Watches Jan-
not be surpassed for substantial ity andtiin-" seeping. Our Jewelry ia selected with the -y/e teel
care,and none but the most tasteful goo Js t, atk
olthe finest gold are allowed to leave oure- ab
lishment.
We manufacture oil the premises. We are the
inventors of the art, and keep ahead of all competition
WATCH REPAIRING
isdonebyfhe best workmen.under our own inspection.and warranted for one year. Watche;
for repaii seat to us by Express are attended to
promptly.
BARRETT &  SHERWOOD,
135 Montgomery street,
between Clay and Commercial streets,
iy26 Cf SAN FRANOISC )
LOTTERIES!
r-—-
Wood, ZSddy & Go's
OLD AND RE'.'ABLE
Delaware & Georgia LOTTERIES
Lotteries on the COMRINA TfON, and others
on the Havana or SINGLE NUMBER plans
SPIiEN».II>- SCI-JEMSS,
WITH CAPITAL PRIZES ,01'*
And numerous others, or smaller denominations,
will  be drawn at
Augusta, Ga., and Wilmington,Del
Under tho sup^rhi tori-Lnw of -won, ri.rnoi-.ion*.,-
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY of each w*jek!'
The Delaware Slate Lotteries:
ONE GRAND   SCHEME per  Month,   with   S1U0 0( 0
CAPITAL PRIZE.
PrapZ*^$     eaC"'   Hal^^rter-1,  and Eighth, \
The Single Number Lotteries
(Authorized   by the State of Georgia.)
ONE GRAND SCHEME PER MONTH, with $100 000
Capital.
Tiekets, J20 each.    Shares In proportion
i in any of i liesn iuii.1 ciu-lii.-r ^cilifimcs mav b
BTEN toFIFTKKN   DAYS   Af'TWi Th-   '*
J l*iii.ii«, and the	
J'S-Tick.-i
-tht   <
ntly 1
he published in
mo newspaper.*-,
ning  a perfect
;et tin- OFEIC1A1, DRAWINGS which wil
leveralof the must, prominent ["an Eraoc
i,ii(i a file or tho New York paper*, eonti
latolall ol said drawings, can befouod
Wood, Eddy & co.'s   tottery Office,
No. i)8 Montgomery street, rooms No. 2 and 3
Sf Co.'s Express, San Francisco
.$10 oo
Q04RTEF.8 \ fa
4S-ORDERS,'oi-TiCKKT, or CnV/tihAl^; Vho^n " tho
mi.e^nT;'"'1"'"-'"'   ■t',"lhOW   l,,c  ™™**™   "i.H,,,
'        '      ' ~'-*F»g thorn.    Jn:
"■    rof
<l,er Fi;
ilosures. of $10 and  upward-    ,r
he Express Companies, at theeA,(B„      -,,      ,
'•'•■•VS" CO.. and PHIZES WIDL RE CACHED a
bye
1; or WOOD
stri fitly
niial.
ASSNER,
of Wood, Eddy & Co.,
SAN FRANCISCO
J our Ticket.*;  at   the rogutai
:o, as in other Lotteries,
noTlUj-i
Ginger Wine,
Riachberry Brandy,
Cherry Brandy,
Wormwood Cordial,
Cherry Cordial,
Raspberry Syrup,
Lemon Syrup,
ipbcrry Syru-i,
Colo H
a Syrup,
Wine Bitten;,-
laiilla Soda,
wood Riiters,
e of Pepperriiint,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 105 Front street,
(Between Washington and AI etch ant streets)-
SAN FRANCISCO,
will   give   particular   attention  to tlie
Purchase uu«l SHipiuent,
as well as to tbe
R.
SAt-H OP MERCHANDISF, AM) PRODUCE
- E..RAIMOND ImviiiK been^talilblied in Sid
Francisco wince 1848, ADd liuvinp been con-
tdiiually engaged in tliu Commispion buFineBS Id
Merchants and Producers o/ Uie Soulliern Bnd
Northern coast of California, nt- well as with tht
of Ore" nn and Washinglon Territories, feel&coof.
dent that he will beable.to givt-entirepatiefacHpj
to parties who may entrutt their bustne-?-* toL-'g
eare. jylft
TURNEA BRO'S,
Corner Front and Broadway Sts.
SAN  FRANCISCO.      ap28m6
New Spring Importations!
MARBLE   GOODS.
FIRST   SHIPMENT,
EX    TALISMAN.
50 Black and Golden Egyptian   Marble
and Gratefi, from S*i(f to S3U0.
TOO Italian Veined Mantels and Grates, fr<
to $150.
"0 American Statuary  Mantels and
£35 to $500.
THESE GOODS are inamifiiefnred by our ow
boures in New York and Ilaly, the well know:
reputation of which nmdei-fi superfluous any lut
iher com in en is, occupying as we do the tirst mnl
iu our line of business.
MARBLE  MONUMENTS,
TOMBSTONES, &C,
On hand and to order to nuit purchasers.
LEON R. MEYER & CO.,
mar24-3m     120 Pine street, above Montgomery
.First Premiums Awarded at th
State Fairs of 1858 and 1859,
and at the Mechanics' Insth
■  tute, San Francisco.
THURNAUER &  2JINN
IMt'OUTl'liiS   AND  MANUFACTUItKHS
— OF—
Baskets, Willow Ware. Toys,
LADIES' W0BK STANDS,
Cliililimis' Oiirriiigfs, lloliliy Horses, ie„
02 H,,ll,,y Blictt,
Bet. Coinmcn ml and Clny,
niarlO-:^m San francUco.
MARK THESI-; FACTS.
TheTestimony of the whole World
^kt^B®
IrX
' '      'J
•'mm
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
Bllvsti
S-Iatnldfi Btrtetunei
cIsm ■
l»dl)V
niRM-
g 1 hi* ].
rM with   warm   witter    a
mi ti< tn t-r
ibiDH in  th* Ointment.
is-'i.I    .-* ini.lniiits   i-licuf'l lest
g (heii pnttrens,   li »ho
Id be
under
millicioiil   meri'Iv to   nin
nr ill
Oint.
lltl'i'c.U
1 ]nirtH, but il mti-it b« n
imi[:'|-;i
rie limo two or tin--*--time
sa da
otBe nystrm, «li-nce it
uound us effect no Uy an 1
V:il]»-
'6,     '111
ro aetata  lircml and w*t
r  po
i ui tba  Ointment, will  <
ilv mre treatment for fe:
uie *
ie atom
uch, or where there  may
baa
,„|-Ul
t-tlon
CWT Toutli;--Sores ami
UlccHi
■rliii
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VOL. X.
LOS   ANGELES,   CAL.,   SATURDAY,   JTIXE   23,   1860.
NO. 7.
jSTTr'I'T-j.-gJ.jVE-gSKrT.
Cos Angeles 0titr:
I'UBLtSHBD EVERY 3ATUROA.T IdOBNINQ,
At No.l, Pico BuiLniNns, Spring Street, Los
Apgeles,
BY   II.    II A 31ILTON.
%mwm Carts.
C.   E.   THQM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
TERMS:
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Subscriptions, receipt for the sam", and to transact busmeas generally lor tlie Stau. Ollice. 172
Montgomery street, Uel.ween VVasiungcou anilJacI*-
son. opposite the Lyceum.
BELLA. UNION HOTEL
Main  Street
I.OS   a N G E r, B s .
FLASM^iR & WINSTON,
.    PROPRIETORS.
MTHIS HOTEL, so long known as the best
the hands of tho present Proprietors, ha?
been thoroughly refitted, and many additions made
to its accommodations.
- Strangers, and gentlemen with their families, will
find this an agreeable home, at ail times.
The table will be supplied, as heretofore, with ail
ue delicacies of the
.rl-et.
oct2
LAFAYETTE  HOTEL
Main  Street,
OPPOSITE    THE  JlELt.il   USYiCTv.
l__  tut
T^OS AM'}?'
S   B.uhliahmoii
jnta to  the lr.iv
1,1*1
oii-
s.
raft taCMn
o. md cs-
1 icauon is de
v to thoso
iir.iblc,   tl
wishi
1,01,0. Tho
loioo oml
commodious, *
"-amities
c can nnd  w,'l
wilh the choio
—aais woll k:
li >uhc Willi th
Tho  Propi-ie
gloot ootVn.g,
-ii- patron
tor will  il
to give Iii
111 HP.
io h
ry el
Tai
;iv
D
io
vorod tlio
i, and ne-
itisfaclion.
KOLL.
Los Angolc
,, Soot 11
1359
LOS ANGELES.
Office in Pico Buildings, Spring street.
jys
E.   J.   C.   KEWEN,
Attorney and Counsellor at .Law,
LOS ANGELES, Cal.,
Will practice in theCourtsol the First Judicial
District, the Supreme Court, and the U. S. District Court, of the Southern District of California.
Office, in Temple's Building, opposite Melius'?
s*ore. Jan. 1st. 1859.
DR. J. C.  WELSH,
PHYSICIAN AND gITROEOJV,
Offu-p   nirrv Tifiun st'rniip..
Main street, Los Angeles.
Office hours, 9 to 12, m ; and  2 to !), p:m.
Aneust 1, 1850.
Drop follows drop, and swells
With rain the sweeping liver
Word follows word, and telia
A truth that lives forever.
Flake follows flake, like sprites
Whose wings the winds dissever:
Thought follows thought, and lights
The rtaltu o( miud forever.
Beam follows beam, to cheer
The eloud.the bolt would shiver:
Throb follows throb, and fear
Gives place to joy forever,
The drop, the fluke, the beam,
Teach us a lesson ever ;
The word, the thought, the dream,
Impress ttie soul torever.
T. JB WHITE,
Physician, Surgeon, and Oculist3
Office— Temple's Mock,
MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES.
MYLES & SMALL.
APOTHECAEXES,
31 ASS
febl3
TjaiB-KT—Fr,
PRAGER, MORRIS &, CO.,
BEALBBfl   IX
FOREIGN AND I>OMESTJC
33RT   G-OOUS,
Tempie^ BSS-oelc,
J14 Main street, Los Angeles.
3.  r[(AGI*:it. J.  L.  MORRIS  & BROS
BACHMAN & CO.,
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Ma*,!! Street,
Los   Angeles,
1 THE SUBSCRIBE!! haying leased the
JltSll tho public Unit ho lilis rofitloil nnd rel'nr-
I'l'l't'I oioliod the Pflrne. and that it will ho eon-
luclodin the vovy best stylo. Tlio table will bo
iberally supplied with everything tbe market ai-
'ords, and every earo will bo taken to make the
JHITBD 3TATHS HOTEL a comfortable   homo
or boarders.
Attached to the lintel is a B.-VR, where the best
of liquors and oignrsaxe kept
Terms, moderate to sail the times.
F. WEAVER.
Eos An»eles. Doo. 22, 1S58.
XiOXTIf3rA-SiTA
COFftEJALOON,
RESTAURANT.
50 Cents per int'al.
■One Bit it Plate.
.d$mf^L well and  favornlily   known   fej\f%
principal cities yf the Pacil'u: coast, as a first rate
cook, would respeolfitlly inform In* fcinnds nnd
the ptibiio sjenerally, and all who would honor him
with their patro iai>e, that from this date he purposes to keep open his estab ishment, frata 6 o'elnck
a..m. until 12 o'clock at nigiiL His house sliall
always be provided with tho best the market affords, lie will do all in his power to contribute
to the comfort of his customers.
'fi$J~Come and see lor yoursrlves."i$S<.
EMILE BORDENAVE.
Los Amre.les. Jan. 7, 186a
LIVERY STABLE.
ay ing purchased
*rly occupied by
ftohol-aBulldlog,
THE nnd"i-si"
the STABLES
, Mr. Carson, adjo
Main Btreet, Los Aflgeles, begs to inform the pub-
lic  that he is ready at   all times to supply SADDLE HORSES, equal to any to be found in the
State.
Ca-L-i-luLgcs,-mil   Double a.nl Slngl* S«atetl
Bnoffloa,
can be furnished to thoseflesirinir such conveyances
His facilities  Jor keeping   Horses  are not surpassed by any stable in the cily, and ho solicits a
Bhare of public patron-a^e in this department.
He is always well  supplied  with   the very best
Feed, which will be sold on usual terms.
jy24 A. J. HENDERSON.
Thoatlcnlioi-i of FarioecB li tBtttetJ *n tho oaleWsted
Vermont Mower ami Reaper,
Which  is   unBur-ja^ort for HIMIM.K'nT   l'i;i*AlUl.tTi'
CONVBMIIhXl;!-:   anA  TliOROlKlUM^b   Vh    \\ OKlv ,   ami
First Appearance on the Pacific Coast.
Some oi' tbe points of exoollenoe a,n*3 peonllar lulvuut-
Ut, Having ■",„■ ;":: n ■■.'"■■■    ■■■ fcothi Fram^BoaBto
o,i   i.|.!''j!"s, '.,,'', i,.;, j',':!■' v.lni-l-   iV inii'-li]1--llK- other does
niOLMSAlM-* .
, *t-?ii"!.(i.s. sin? Woo" 1.nl<eii In ii-s*:3*.'i!ii;i?.
Efoles? street, second house from Connner-
t. Jan. 1st, 1859.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKR
iii  Giocciies,  Hardware,  l--aiiats,
Oils,  &c &c.
JUNCTION OF MAIN AND SPRING STREETS
LOS ATSJGSKjtilSS. anlo
S.   &   A.   LAZARD,
And WhAlasale and Retail Dealers in
Fa-euehj   Englisb   and   American
.Dry Goods.
Corner of Melius Row, Los Angeles. a] 1
WM. H. SHORE,
an29 cutici,: with e. drown.
PHisMEAS BANNING,
Forwarding   and   Commission
Merchant^
LOS ANGELES AND SAN PEDRO.     olO
Frieglit forwarded to
FOKT YTTMA,
SAM BB5BWSR1HNO,
FORT TF..T05T,
and all parts ofthe three Southern Counties, with
bfs aceust.omed promptoese.
;;OK'?;,l-':RraCS,
THE undersigned, having leased the Sepulved
Landing, at .-an Pedro, is now ready to Receiv
and llnnl all manner of merchandise consigned t
him
WITH CARE AND DISPATCH
and upon reduced term-*. JOSE  RUBIO.
Los Angeles, Oct. 10, 1839,
ocl5
E. H. WORKMAN & BRO.
Saddlers and Harness Makers,
TESIP1,K S MARBLE FROST   BLOCK,
Will keep constantly on hand an aseorlniciit ol
Saddles, Harness, &c. &c.
Repairing d
,11, ,)„
Oct. 2-lh,  1S59.
I j&~ I* 33 Xji "EI :fl ~-.
Bf. JROKTET,
I.ES STREET, In
it oi Cbirbltt
e 1'ublio.tliiit
employment
to execute all
1. in the Ma-
airlng,and Mending
9th. Tha mac
10th. It hia !
We invite e
nee tins bete*-
We hf»n Ul
Call a
KUAPP, BTJRREI.I. & CO.,
,8,,     ,,1 „.,*,m>:;*'„, stv„ct.
li.) :[,,PSlmS] SAKI'KANCISfO.
R.   F.   WALKINSHAW,
FAMILY GROCER,
AND DEALER IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
.III tie Old Stand,
S;iu ISensaiMliiio.
R
F.W. bas opened t
E.  1<\ WALKINSHAW.
LOS. AKaElJES
Lager Beer- Saloon.
IIVBF.UT gcttHm**
HAS the  pleasure  to announce tohifl
friends  and   to the pvUdio, thnt, he  has
™ >PU«B BEER SAIGON
th   Street, where   alPO   he will   ke.p   on
Lohoioett kinds of Liquors amlti
jy23
3~"urope-*tn r.*tws.
, May 28:—By arrival of the Pales-
lates are to ttie 16th, and  are oi an
Hi over 1.000 followers, had landed
One of Garibuhli's sleamers was
e other sunk. The volunteers who
i mail's depar-
tions for
i had al-
, at   the moment  of th
A "JncI In a. liniloou.
_ An affair of this nature took place ou the occasion of ihe last ascent but one of the celebrated
and It-eky ici'onaut. Mods, Godaril, M. Godard
took with him that day ab compagnon du voyage
a wealthy private gentleman, who had paid one
thouc:an'.ijl'rancs lor theprivilepe of sharing iu the
perils o( his expedition. The weather could not
have -been more propiiiou-*, and the balloon shot
Qp nipidly to a considerable altitude.
'What eflect does that produce upon you?' asked
M. G-o'hu-.l of hUcompiuiiou.
'None,' said tlio latter, laconically.
'My complimenis to you,' said M.'Godard. 'Yen
are the first whom I liaie ever rcen arrive at such
an altitude without betrayingBouie emotion.'
•Keep on ininnitin;;,' said the traveler, with
gravity supreme.
M. Godard threw out some ballast, and the balloon as-cended some five hundred feet higher.—
'And now,' added M, Godard,' does your heart
beat?' 'Nothing yet,'replied bis companion, With
an air which approached closely to impatience.
■The  duse,' exclaimed  M. Godard : 'you  have.
to be
fear i
posit
ile*.
baJlOon still ascended ; when one thousand
gher.M. Gud-trd interrogated his oomj
ind now ?' -Nothing ; not the bhadow of a
latever!' aaswered ihe traveler, with a tone
ely discontented, and like a mau who had
inced a profound deception.
idoess, mel so much tho worse,' said
j-uaut, smiling ; 'must renounce all hopes of
i balloou is high enough
gen gas to escape, and the result which he hoped
for was not long in making itself apparent, LiU
lie by little the madman became drowsy, asphyxiated, and insensible by the vapors or the ga»
which snr-'onii'H-d him.
The madman being sufficiently asphyxiated for
his purpose, M. Godard allows the balloon to descend slowly to the earth.    The drama ia finished.
Arrived on terra ftrma, M Godard, not bearing
any hatred to the aulhor of his perilous voyage,
hastened to restore him to animation, and had him
conveyed, hands and feet bound, to the neighbor,
ing station.
Fullinger, tb
e delaul
e as liie
r of
the Union
Bank of Loudo
n, had b
en
entenc
jd  to  20 years
of renal servil
ide.
Russia again
menace.
Tn
key in
the
uterests of
the Christians.
Halifax, Ma
y 28th.—
The
Royal
inai
steamship
Arabia, Capt. 1
tone, fi-i
m 1
1. th
e 19 lb,via
^iteenstown, tl
e 20lh. 1
as a
rrived
it th
s port
Theintellige
nee relat
ve
■2 expedi
.ion is still mei
lire and
cont
te reports
generally  con*.
ur in sta
■ ing
that
as making
good progress.
Some
ay
hat  h
hac
captured
tie most t HI por
ant pow
tsir
Sicily
exce
pt Messina
and Palermo.
Alter hi
la
ding
it M
irsala. the
Neapolitan war
vessels 1
bat
own with-
out a warning
and the
nterposed
or the piotecti
Jll ot tin
Thelmperia
anuoun
enn
ut was
mad
3 via Mad-
rid, but the K
eign interventi
ng of N-
in.
plef
had
ppli
-td for for-
i descend.-
■st  accounts In
higher.'
'That don' main
I do not wish to de
'You, what?' asl
'.T say that I wii
mounting. I hav
order :o experienc
andlwon'tdesceni
M, Godard coinn:
there would be danger in mounting
nake tho slightest difference to me ;
•Wil
all i
er, keep on
uid francs in
1 must do so,
me emotion!'
■ believed at
yo
ml?' once more demanded the
eler, seizing him by tbe throat and shaking
with violence; 'when shall I feel some emo-
Godard relates that at this moment he felt
iSlf lost. A sudden and dreadful revelation
e upon him in regarding the strangely dilated
ol    the  compagnon du voyage—-lie   had to
ut had any defen-
incapable of de-
;ual for people tc
ilh   a
Id :
A  dn
;-lii
i Pa
■tier fn
Mir
Hi
apolit
mers used by him were
*it;ly, and not chartered
-nations to the Romans
.hem to revolt.
Palermo dispatches of the 15th, say in five
ihnrches, at thi; termination of mass, shouts of
llaly forever," "liberly forever," were raised.—
i number of 10-,
Ofju   a-f
pe--->U
■mb
id
'he police v
ere  unable to dis-
re  called  out and
ill-     <U3d      WOllt><*i.lg
Bated.    There   was
i Florence oi
inir to the appear-
favor of the
ex Grand Duke.—
3 of the intei
tiOn of au attempt
his  power,
the National
The garrison was
Guard called out.
lepnlatiou.
Headed   by   Milner
elore Lord P
Imerston the plans
in a
n of
ong the
h—most
t of the
* to cap-
A r
port tha
Fran
ie ha
offered  pecuniary
iD-
demni
v to Swi
Her la
nd wh
s unfounded.
Aus
ria reins
!8 to
limit
piedmont   to the
son-
ferene
-. on the
»rou u
i   tha
t  (Javour had deel
■red
she in
ended to
take
no j
art  in the dispute
be
tween
France a
td Sw
tzerl
n d.
The
Papa!  troops are ooi.il iiuially COucentra
at Gul
It is
staled tl
-t. t'n
day
s fixed for the French
CViiCll:
tion   of
tome
and
the   first detatuh:
en!
will I
1 short
The King of Naples had subscried 1,000,000
scudi to tbe Papal loan.
The Prussian Chambei-3 had passed tbe Government project for Ibe war credit, by 15   against 21.
Russin is said   to have  collected at Nicholetl' a
large number of transports.
Tbe Uiiifcd Stales steamer Mystic has gone to
the South Coast. The sloop Constellation was at
Madria on May 4th.
overnment had
isfment for the
[■fere in tbe sub-
its, the law offi-
as illegal..
■rOttBAT.—Sea's
that a ineetinr-;
:enan at that of
for terminating
ie possession of
encountet
stars. The earth was 5,000 feet bi
horrible depth, and the least movf
now furious madman might cause th
size. M, Godard, with the presence of mind
quired by him from so many of hiB daring atrial
expeditions, made all these reflections in the short
space of a second.
'Ah! ab! you are mocking me, my fine fellow,'
continued the madman, without loosening his
grip. Ah I you think to rob me of one thousand
francs as well as my emotions. Very well, be qui
et. it's my lime lo laugh. It's you uow *ho|are
going l.o cut a caper.'
Thy madioajo waa poaaotfaod o$_*aMg__\ muscular strength. M. Godard did nol ereu attempt
to defend himself. 'What do you wish from me?'
asked he. with a calm tone and submissive air.
'Simply to amuse myself in seeing you turn a
summersault,' answered the mau wilh a ferocious
smile. 'But iirst'—the madman appeared to bethink himself—'I have my ideas. 1 wish to see if
I cannot And some emotion up there, I must put
myself astride on the semicircle.'
The madman indicated with his linger the up
per part of the ba.loon. Just in speaking, he commenced to climb along the cords which held the
car attached to the balloon. M Godard, who had
not before trembled for himself, was now compelled
to do so for the mudman.
'But. miserable man, yon arc going to kill yourself; you will be seized with the vertigo.'
'No remarks,' hissed the madman, seizing him
again by the collar, "or I wiil al ouce pitch you
into the abyss.'
At least,' observed M. Godard, 'allow me to put
1!m:
Oiieat Britain.—-The Bri
laHed a proclamation agair
one in Ireland, but does n<
criplions for the bu
;ersof ihe Ciown nr
Tin" Championship
Life of this mumin
look place between I
flee yesterday, to dis
ipUtfi
-L(
tin*
;lt.
It!
is ultimately
-reed that two new bells exact counterparts of the one so much coveted should
be made the money for their purchase to be raised
by public subscription. Each candidate was to
head the list for the one to be held by bis opponent.
The old belt will remain in possession oi the pro-
prietorol Bell's Life, to be fought for by whoever
may aspire  to   the  honor  ol wearing it.    Sayers
*     /ne  . i,.n",i    mirfWi'.l     ■>*, ±*rrp*~   ■■'■''■    "ob™ ""
four --hips-of-war, and (he vessels had been sent.
The French fleet  was about to sail for the Levant.
Italy.—Theodor
the llth iu,st.
It was reported  that T.
rd around 5
■ Lactied t
ud placed b
ur body, a
) that you  may re
e balloon.
'Be it so,' said the
rchend the utility of
nished with his cord
man com
noticed to climb the
y of a squ
irrel.    He reach the
Himself as
ride the semicircle,
here,  he
eut  the air with a
and drew
liis knite from his
Parker died  at Florence  on
ciere bad  made a
th   the   l'apat   troops, and
5 000 Piedmontese troops bad embarked from Genoa to check hint.
It was positively asserted that the French army
at Rome  had  received orders   to
vacuate  that
-ity.
It is said that th
lered the garrison
diy towarda tbep
srdhiian Government had or-
r Central Italy to march rap-
had been elected Presi
:uite,  and  decorated  wit*
entered  Madrid,
much enthusiasm.
Russia.—'ibe Ausf
inn Government had stated
that the British tmiba
sftdorsto Russia, po reoelpi
oi Gortscliakott'scoii
munication   relative to   I ur-
key, lodged a I'orm'.l
was notlo     lleonly
received the communication
ing that be inti-ndi-d to refer
to his government lo
A late dispatch says
instructions in  the matter.
Inglaud would nol Interfere.
A lady who bad been subpoenaed as a witness
on a trial asked ber husband, in great trepida
tion what she should Payaf the lawyer inquired
her age! "Ssy." be replied; "why, tell him you
haven't yet reached the years of discretion.'
shout of triumph,
pocket.
'What are you going to do V asked M. Godard,
who leared thai he might have the idea of ripping
the balloon. 'To make myself comlortabie fortn-
uilh.' Uttering these words, the madman cut
slowly the cord of safely which M. Godard had at
tached io bis body. Wilh a single puff of wind to
shake the balloon, the miserable creature must roll
over into the abyss 1 M. Godard shut his eyes not
lo see him. The madman chips his hands ; he cannot contain himself with delight. He spurs the
balloon with his heel, as if ou horseback, to guide
its flight.
'And now,'yelld fort the madman, brandishing
his knife, 'we are going to laugh, Ah, robber, you
thought to make me descend! Very well, lt is
you who are goii;g to tumble dowu in a moment,
and quicker than that.'
j\J. Godard had not time to make a movement
or put iu a single word. Before he was able to divine the infernal intention of the madman, the tatter, still nstride, thp •Mtfni.f-.ir-iJii bju* ant_f_ l;-*"
car to the balloou. The car inclines horribly ! it
only holds by two—it was by oue cord, so light do
they appear 1 It would have all been over with M.
Godard, it he had uot grasped desperately at the
two remaining. The kune of the madman ap
proaches the last cords—yet a moment, aud all
will be over.
'I do not ask for pardon ; on the contrary.'
'What is it you wish, then?' said ihe madman,
astonished,
■At this moment, now,' continued the icronaut,
hurriedly, 'we are at a bight of 5,000 feet.'
'Stop,' said the madman, 'that will be charming
to tumble down from such ahight.'
•Yes.'said M. Godard, 'my experience as an icro-
uaut has taught me that death is uot certain to
ensue from a fall from that elevation. Tumble for
tumble, I much prefer to fall Irom such a bight as
to be killed outright, rather than risk being only
lamed; have the charity to precipitate me irom a
bight ot 9,000 feel only.
'Ah, that will do,'said the madman, which the
mention of a more  dread lul iall  charmed auiaz-
M. Godard follows heroically his purpose, and
throws over an enormous quantity of ballast. Tbe
balloon makes a powerlul bound, and mounts five
hundred feet in a h:w seconds. Only, and while
the madman surveys ihis operation wilh a menacing air, Ihe asronnui thinks to accomplish another
quite contrary. The quick eye ot M. Godard had
remarked that amongst the cords spared by ihe
madman figure the oue leading to the valve. The
plau is talten. He draws the cord, it opens the
valve placed in tbe upper part of the balloon lor
the purpose of allowing   any excess of the hydto-
VARIET1ES.
An* Old F|.:i.i,ow.—Morpheus, for he ia undeniably a Nod fellow.
When are a sweet apple and a sour apple alike T
When they are pared.
Why is Berlin the most dissipated city in Europe?    Because it is always on the Spree.
An architect proposes to build a "Bachelor1!
Hall'' which will differ from most houses in h»T-
ing no Eves.
prize light in the London Times is said to hare
been prepared by Charles Dickens.
If a woman could talk out of the two corners
ol her mouth at the same time, there would be a
good deal said on both side.
A poet says : -'Oh, she was iair, but sorrow came
and left his traces there." What became of the
b-illance of the harness he don't state.
It is a bad sign to see a man with his hat off at
midnight, explaining the theory and principles of
true Democracy to a lamp post.
Waiter, (bawling to the cook.) ''one roast lamb
and one potatoe." Oldgenteman: '-No, nol Not
so much lamb aud more potatoe??.
A henpecked husband writes: "Before marriage I fancied wedded life would be all sunshine,
bat afterwards I found out that it was al! moonshine."
-; A Texas paper says lhat the Rev. R. P. Thompson, a native missionary in that State, ia "breaking himself of the habit of swearing, and reads
the scriptures quite fluently."
One of the latest interpretations of character of
Hamlet is that he was a gambler, for he says, "how
absolute the uave is ■ we must speak by tlie card."
Many persons have a particular ambition to
seem exactly what Ihey are not. We know a rich
man who bought a splendid library, aud signed
the contract ivith his mark.
" I have learned this profound truth," says Alderman Johnson, "from eating turtle, that it shows
a most depraved taste to mock anything lor its
greenness."
"Dick, why don't you turn tbat Buffalo roba
t'other side out? The hair aide ia the warmest."
•'Bab ; Tom don't you suppose tbe auiintil knew
how to wear his own hide?"
At Vallecito, a short time since, Mr, Wagner, a
butcher, killed an ox, and ou dressing it, found in
its stomach two fwe dollar gold pieces—one bearing date 1836, the other 1856.
"Doctor, what do you think is the cause of thii
frequent rush of blood to my head ? "O, its nothing but an effort of nature. Nature abhors a
vacuum."
A distinguished foreign personage, being asked by an Englishman, if he intended to take away
Pope's possessions, replied with pleasant naivete, "I cannot tell, mon ami, mat* I may take
Vat-i-can I
A young lady with cross-eyes made a taunting
remaik about the overgrown nose of another lady,
who retorted :
"If I have a big nose, thank Heaven lam not
obliged continually to look at it."—Sierra Dem.
A loafer, on hearing that they charged five dollars a day for board in California, said he would go
there and live, as he wished to get in some place
where he could get his board charged to him. He
is not particular about the price.
"A," said an Englishman, the other day-'I belong to a country upoff-diicti the sun never Hem."
"And I," said aYankee, "belong to a country of
which there is no correct map—it grows so Im!
that surveyors can't beep Op with it."
When a man's conscience begins to get bard. It
does so faster than anything in nature. It il
like the boiling of an egg 5 it is very clear at tint
but as.soon as it go's cloudy, one minute more and
you may cut it with a knil'e.
A gent of considerable dimensions, exquisKe
shape and form, according to his own measur-v*
ment. bustled up to Col, A., and iu an inflated and
patronizing style, asked : "Do you belong to thii
place?" "No," said the colonel, bluffly, 'but tbe
place belongs to me,"
The New Bedford Mercury says a day or two
since a man rushed frantically down to oue of tbe
wharves in that place, pulled off hia coat and w»i
about to commit suicide by drowning ; but noti-
:ng a colored man near by who was a most noto-
ous thief, drowning was postponed for fear tho
coat would be stolen.
Which ia the right side to twenty ? What do
you say to fourteen? Is twenty-one the wrong
"de? Should you call twenty-nine tho wrong
side of twenty, or tbe right side of thirty ? Hai
forty any right aide at all, nearer than some figure under thirty? If there is aright side of forty,
is it nol that which is the nearer lo three score and
ten ?
A person who was recently called into court for
the purpose of proving the correctness ot a doe-
tor's bill, was asked by the lawyer whether'Hbe
doctor did not make several visits after tbe patient was out of danger?" "No," replied the
wilness "I considered the patient in danger as
long as the doctor continued his visits."
Wondi-i- What Smith Means ?—Injookingover
by Mr. Smith, a pious and prouwfog young lawyer:
Rrsolutd, That a committee of ladies and gen.
tl inea be appointed to raise cbildreu for the Sabbath School,
1 shall not discuss politics with Mr. Smith before
the court, but I am periedly willing to argue
questions of law, to chon logic, or even to split
hairs with him. "Split that, then.''said Smith, at
tbe same time pulling out a short rough looking
hair from hia bead, and handing it over toward
Sherman. May it please the honomble Court,' retorted Sherman, 'I didn't say bristles !'
Quee.v Vic's BlRTH Day.—The twonty-flfth of
this moulh will be the forty first birth day of
Qiiei'ii Victoria. She was bora May 24th, 1829 ;
a-cended tbe throne June 20th, 1837, at the age
of eighteen, and was married to Prince Albert of
SaxeCobur'g, February 10ib, 1840, s-ince which
she has had tan children, fne girls and live boyi.
Tbe Prince ot Wal: s (the heir apparent to the
throne) was born Nov, 21et, 1841, and is consequently in his nineteenth year.
Header! did you ever noliee immediately after
the "marriage" head, that the "obituary" followed? Typicd of the wedding happiness and gnefs
in this life. The chants and songs, and glee of
merry ones today, will be broken by wails to-morrow, lor the soda will be piled on the breasts of
some we thought not so near the grave. We read
who are married, and wish them joy ; a lin« below Is the record of deaths, and we say mournfully, peace to their ashes. Sorrow treads on the
heals or joy; BOtgs are hushed by the footfalls cf
death ; lauttbsare broken rudely-—voices, no mat'
tor bow musical, are still in a moment.