Why Doa't You Take tha Paper 1 •
by tt. ?• wnajB.
Why don't you ia!:e the paper-? ,
They're tbe life of my delight:
Except about election time,
A::,[  thi Q I read tor Spite.
An old newspaper friend of mine,
While i>- i
Desired lo hear tbe
.   be wa - gi
icrtlr-uiijist, tit.
the paper, i
Of . ome new pill
D   bought a box-
No !—hardy aa a
:■ printer's debts? once,
Backed with a seorchin
She ■•wore : he'd n;*»y ber bill next^lay,
li' ber distress would Leaveaber.
A'--:A :.-. i at ber work,
Divested of her pain,
■ rorget to pay her debt,
Till taken down again.
'■ Here. Jejsie, take ESese silver wheels,
i ro*pay the printer now:''
d awoke,
■ With health nponher bbp«,
1 knew two men as much airko
And no phretfblogiiji conld Bod
A difference is
mmm am dry go«»s
ELIAS   & BEOTHEB,
TEMPIE'S BLOCK,. MAIN  ST.,
Opporite the head ofConmtreiA, I.os Angeles,
_~_^.    ..UK CiiX-TlXTI.V   KH-KIYINC UV
flHm ,,u.h       iifivv |,'i|111 n"" *'"- ■
jEssr n,,,i i.-iv.-iuii. in I''"1''- 'V' im'^v,
^£3*-^*"    best n-.iV Bl tofllrabtoatooS nl
Dry Goods and Clothing,
,,.„,„.ii,„.,.n',,-.vi!,;v-...vi».i ur ti,,: si.ii.-.  Mi
,.   -,„. ,;,, ;.•„«,i   trade, and which  thsj are no.
'.;■,' lVI;n!,-.iiIi-iniil B'l.il- nl « --miillM.l-. .>■'.••'■ •■" V'"
,.;-...   vii limit i-iiiiim-i-niini; n'l their artlclea, they
:!;1lii,t.l,.-jiiii.ii.-i.lii.'i;l-illV".lvii-i'"viy
,-uV ii nr liny-, Hint nmy fi;' 'i'11"
i;..,.„l,i,„„„i',,yi.ii.,i.].iiuiiij.i-.iiiiii;v™ii.i
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
oftl " mosl -uii'-rivi' nvii-kniioi-iiip and ofthe mo
hj,. ■ inl I'.i-tiv.inmir kin is.    '1'luiii- stock 1.1'
fASCY AND STAPLE DBY GOODS
:i finv in tli is Cily iti (]u;U i ly ;uiil iimntity, and
!■-,■ tU-sci-ipliiiii of ■jjoiuls, svliich tln'y "ill witli
IflilHtTiHHi
■Ihe harder the Tunes, tho Cheaper the Goods .' .'
Corner of Main and Bequena fets
iriiUl.i'Kl-i'l'W'i-H I.LV ii.r.iri.i H..-ii-ii"-iv: "''»'*'
V   i;„!.li,!S«i,ei-iill.vi...Ltliey lave nii'vl •' "v ■"••
'"new goods,
-out rvlri'lllC 1'"'.-   pri-
t \viTi<:s vi\o li,
1- iii:
.- iirlicU'-
IB bet*
 brftCfii    . ■
Manure exhibit i.i nil who muy Im-or time
Ti  . |.,:;.,,., i:i_■ t'fi.i.iil'uoit.'fiubi'iKii.^ a fi'w'oitlii
--   j»-   -i .■:.,, .i, Hlfickiiml mori;Antifroe. '
S.j .'..'-'    i   livv-i', Knvli-ili, FmnliSitk, iin'1 tushsiicni
']>';.; i ,'. -—;,, iLll kiufU'lliiiilHii^ ami ]>r'c.i?s.
,;,..,Viv-Wlik,. mi.ir,,Uv,l, sift. Ki.laudl'lircad.
j.;;.CKI *".■('_.Iimniici. Sud-niti'l Mii-dhi.
, ,.■.,,,; andStlk, Bgyerlor,
ARTIFICIAL  FLOWERS.
., l!ouih;i7.im?s and Usrin'oa ;
W
fepssjfaijaitifs.
IJiLBLllT & HEMES.
Southern Coast Express
IN CONSHCTION KIM
G. IL WINES & CO'S
California. Oregon. Atlantic and
Eafi'Ctpcan Express.
HAVING ri,iiiii-.i iw*.
house, .
I i-i-iii'iitly iiySim
^"/S'/HOT'fijriiroBJB'L
Tn-iiifci and C%ara »,/ fW''f's< brands.
Ai.nn ,i„.,;.,,,„.„iit,-...■ !"'.<>!■!;!■.;■.)'ax" ia.AW(«v.EE.
\nii.i<.n-(Vi*-v>i-.'iiiiv.vtv.'-iv. »'"■■ lllt*-,   ,
„„i,: „l,i„i-l,--i;iiiJi.-.li.iliiiviilivv'iiiViVooi
Extra Family Flour.
Also alane qoanttja ul'    ' .   .    -
Groceries and Provisions,
^ithaiPork.Lnr.1,  Hams, Bacon. KWe, Coffee,
.-nr^rusiiMlai^lNo. 1 tW'». Candlca. S.,.-v,>.
Orinl Apple* n»'l Peoclioi, Preserved Fruit**,
Oysters, Lobsters airf Sardines.
■nil is dl nil sL.os, IJutts »»d  Screws,   and a.Inigo av
'eorlmi-AoiU..)'A- VvAKK too immnou.s to mention.
.,,;,.,'., rl.l- :„i,ln-*.<'cnHe'tn.',,s   iVo*-   tho   countryim
<„lir.ili'(!to !,"ivo us a    full,   before  ]>i:'-climmi.'  cl-iuwliens
lis we ;u-o tloterniinoil loirive sutis'action to nil.
REMEMBER IHE STORE! i!
Consvji ot' Main axd RmiuisxAbTRKKTs.
I., (?LASEB4:C0.
."bov
6ftr facilities to the t'* «
int'iiliioi-iiia.    Ll-'i'n-v.-, I'M
■ed, Forwurdftd a*d limi.-ed-ni
ASl-U
 i'S on
lor all parts of Calii'omin, Ortgon
-'^l-Ul'^AA^
.oter.
rmwillbepaid to the purchai
'tl - for-' "r.U-tlio iiosliiialion.    bills ol    |
,' '','   . - ,,    ;  roi'-fomdile lonns,    I vory   ,
' ,',    ;. v. .-,..f ■..,,   l-'iTii-iirdine; businfsa,
umfitEfeB-Wnd di^atth.
d not Lo be exoelltJ bv any Company
3m\_$xMt\m %Wx\m
48S- B9LLS CliMPASSSfe
C ii BPE TS.
XSO PIECES BAY STATE AND EKGlisfi
DEUGGETTS,     ■
SOO  ROLLS  FrlodR  OIL  CLOTH, ntvt
styles asBOrtw. .
CAjgES CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS
fe^fcpLLS MATTJNG-d-4, 0-i and C l
CHECKED.
holesale rates.
sale at the lowest wholesale rates.    Healers ami
ill jmiwal are ie(|iie*ileil to examine these "inall. i|. '
akin/their selections elsewhere, as Ihis islock mUH
be closed off t
novlll-utn
.1 Calii'oriiia.
11. EtEAD	
jii*.s?Ri-;. 1'];aN"ki.in &<
I'L'IC&lIKUTHKU	
CUETIS & COKOVEK,.*.
Oliice in '-im Francisco at (i. 11.
aro en to Street, next to tb.8 Pa
,. Agent Bob Aogeies
0....'"    Saa Diego
..."    Santa Barbara
. '-    Monterey
Fines &Co., No llSSaa-
MaaCo'eoffioe.
obur
. is;
mrcJ Alv:
fopU
' 1
■' bia Hfe
■ fog's;
Hia ohllflri q all dftn read and write,
'    And talk of men nmi thing*,
The Dtii: i-1') ii- mi paperflj and
CFhilft strolling through a wood,
U ,iu',ni npoa hia crown,
Ami killed him •" weny good."
■ j ia adlag of the netra
ai, home like neighbor Jim,
I'll bet aoent thai accident
Woiil'i not have happened bim. -
■,";. yo i i;-!-:1- the papers?    •
Nor from the
■ , oa borrow ofhi
A pape* every Week.
For be who takes the pnper,
And paya bia bill aAten dne,
Con ll vo la peaee wtth God and man,
And *■'■ Ith the printer too.
nl Hmi
. rini'Ts, Hoi.
WHITfe  GOOC^S.
Co liars iin'1 Clit.iniveUes :
Canibrica, SwJssandBe&k Moalins;
[.infnaiK Si ik 1 liiiflaercliiefs. ol' eve:;' <l,!si:ri].i I'Ui
Qd Sivnin:, lileache.i uml unhlt-'aehet..
COLOHED GOODS.
Qingl -:. Uuslinnand CalioQe'8.'111 '-''''"■'' rariet? !
i;,,.. :.,;,,;;,.-,.(  i-.i.ifas.  Sal! iiu'its ami 1'   umels      -
GK-N'TLMilKX'S AND LADIES' HOiSIEjOTf
Si!!,ami  CottOH l."iiiln-"lla.. ; ■'-■ "^
SLatlil and Damask Window Curtatos ; S#r\   ^E.
'IVuoksan    : : vnri ms m/.c; an.l i*ic«'S.
BEDS  AND BKDDlNCr.
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.
|.'l„ur by the Barrel or Suck ;
Cora, Wimal. ;U.-1 liiirh-y in .|i:antilier< lo suit ;.n r^ha-crs.
U'iiiv.n :n,.i Liquors a1 wholesale.
And allimi-i'v'.l nr1k'h'.-i '.ve have not room to menlion.
[H SBOrt, -.v.* haw anv arliciein our line, lor the oon.loi't
■ ace ofoar patrons, atd  If those.whqr»i8i i"   -
purcba wwlll 'rive n.. :i /i>.,-' call, they will nave i.lieDi-.eh^  =
;„,,.!, time ana trouble In traveling o,ver the City, tor
ii-L*, c -ii-  the CDiiiiS ihul   are   ivanifil* ami the  ;r
aredetermined sjiull be satisi'aetoi-y.
J)0„\:TFORGET THE PLACE.
EIJA8& BROTHE
main sn.'/■:/■:■/; i.os ami/-;/.
Tl-dlii -he-:(  i„'i-e puhl i'or (iOl.Sl DVAT aii'l ULH SHiVKK,
LUHBEB, CORN, WHEAT andBARLI^f taketain exoSaflge
December 1, 1858, tf
San Bsrnardino Store
L
Orfe^ff^eisions, Uard-lVare, Tin-Ware,
TLs!i-\*\txD Staple Drt Goods,
_ goodaesortmeat ol (ILOTIIKG.
liats ami Caps, Boots ami Shoes,
fHHiiii.   All fcindsofmeKiliantaWepi
GimW*!^ Casli (iviiie..
Mthttltaittous. .
CSS
My friends
i_-jWani[ price my i;--*oilrf iiet'ore   iinroiia
■»  Jiti-.fo  portion   oi' niv i iiee will be Si"
-will enable me to take every i
il pui'tliuse good's .Lt the lowest
WELlS*J?AtSOO & CO.
Jotat Stocfei toress and Bunking Company,
 S*500'000
...Sec.
ifoniia
...o.teiident'^-vesslH'liavhiK'nl
V,'   BFJI.   ' *hi;ierinleinlent  limikingj.k'fvarimen
,.'. :i. PEKDERGAST Travelling Superintendent
!>,X. HAi;KKY...l'resident|JAMKSMrKAVE..
T. JI. J AXES.. Treasurer, ami General A.i-ent forCiinouii
C, S. HHJOlNg ..Super*
82 Broadway....
Cor. Montgomery
Principal OfiiC*S,
anti Call To
..Nl'.W YORK
'streets.. BAN FRAiCISCO
.shijiiiifiits oti__
ia!,VXK UAiiER,
(reel, below SaiiMn
-t
Saerainento.,
Stockton	
Ofiiccs iin'l Agents i
r W. B. Rochester, Agent
"" 1 A  B- MeXeil, Cashier,
\.\. Jt. Yansvekie,  Agent
("T. R. Anthony, Cashier.
.<!. H. Hedges.   A,";eei
■ li pri-
to sell ttiem al I.os Angeles |in-
LOLUS <.'.!.ASKIt,
Indebted to me by cote or book ac-
i-etniesUnl t-o"eall   at  the   old   Stand
cash or produce takes on old de-
U GLASER.
Oct. 20, 1866. No, '-•'■—ff__
SPLENDID STOCK   OF
GOODS!!
LL   DESCRIPTIONS,    .
;'i ■ ■;:■■ ITOK !):', (■-.':. in his.   Life of We
dpi aklng ol the exp ■ lition of General Wolf
BgaioBt Quebec, raya that Wolf waa Beefelng to
wipe oat the fancl#3 disgraoe incurred at the.
Mil oflfontmor pcy. It waa in this moi <1 Ue is
I are oomposod and @iag nt Ltd evenin%
nh-'.v, that nttla catopalgnlng wa;: etlll linked
■
,       '        L'\Vhf,   sq'ii.lier;-!. ivliv
ouu«iu  ■->.   rjo   in..u..,,_;,.,if, uow:-..
: .)lilii'i'.>, wliyV
- business "tin to one."
Bran when embarked iw  bis midnight enter
prlae,  the prtsentatioo  of death Beema to have
dadow  ovot  bin?.   A midflhipmao who
.; ' aaed to  relate that,  aa  Wolfe sal
among bia officers, aod the boats glided domi
. : the current, he recited, in, low touch-
i, Gray's ''Elegy In a Country Churchyard," then just published.   One afanza  especially ever accorded with his melancholy mood:
. ,   ■■ Tlm i'lmsl of heraldry, the pomp ot'*po\\'i".'.
And all lhat beauty, all that wealth e'er gave,
Await alike the inevitable hour— .
''':■.- path of glory leads but to the grave."
-.   gentlemenj"   aald he,  when   he   had
. " i would rather be  the author of that
noeia than take Quebec.','
IMl^RTANT TO/BUYEKS
'     « Off * '
GROCERIES   \m PROVISIONS,
GEOEGE F. LAMSOiST
iluvin-vjust. received, by Litest, arrivals from San Fran
CISCO, 9 large and full assortment of
GEOCERIES   AND   PROVISIONS
WIJVES AN1> LIQUORS,
Ea now prepared to offer ll IRGAIN3 to all having oocaalo:
,D jiu-elifivje.     l^iibracyl in ibis stuck is
Superior [ualltySAS FRANCISCO FLOUR J
E*tra OLEAU 0ACOS in cafibe;
Ko, I l,!-i.\K LARD:
No. 1 CH'MAair! MANMI.LA SUt'JAKS-
CHUSHEDand POWDERED Jo;
C.'AiAi-S uo.:  '.Ul'"; '1'i'lAd, he.it quality;
R1U and 1WAI OF1 EE;
AT THE  OLD  STAND,
Commercial Street/
Comprising an extensive variety of
FINE   'GOLD   Aiffi   SILVER   WATCHES,-,
Alarge assorti ieu1 of _
FINE JEWELRY,
ofthe niost elegant a"d fashionable styles.
A well assorted stock of
jiri-< /^m. -e^n^fiqr^-xBir  ea3**nt»«3D3iDa»'g^»
ALSO—An invtice of r
Superior • Cutlery  and   Hardware,
And a targe and wiluable assortment of
NEW BflflK§ AND STATIONARY.
r.-;"- All those goods will be Bol*ower than goods o'f the
iauio iimility linvu ort'f bue.n sohl in this nnu-l-ot.
Remember the  Store.   Please call and fudge
for yourselves. , ' nOvIO-tf
alley	
ittiuirli inn! Hwiily.
!'i;ii.'i.'rvill"	
llinmonil ri;'vings..
YA Hoi-iulo ,
AuhnrnT '..
Dotan's Rai-	
HfLttk'snako Bar,.
Mormon Isifini.l.. .
IJoloina	
'iltdiiyanCity.. . .
lo.v.'a 11.111	
TOckson -■	
Valo.'ino , .. ..
[one Valley	
Columbia	
Jamestown	
Angel's Caniji	
Vaflecito	
MokelnmneHiU..
Sun Andreas	
..E. B.
.A. Del
.stock, A-
■   Agenl
:.:,  *gonl
Itas	
i'ortland	
Oregon City,..
Crescent City.
Los Angeles...
Monterey	
sun Diego	
Santa Barbara
Honolulu	
Panama	
., Hunt
C. N. Notewa
 T.J- Org*   .
 J. (J. Jiickson, Ajronl
J'alnior fc Bahlwiu, Agotit
...Bahhvia &(.o., Aijcnt
 Luman Smith, Agent
• ' 'Wai Mot-onn"'!,! Agont
.".".Oomifsa ic itccti, Agent.
W   iVmohostoT. Jr., Axivaf
 C. T. T'.lake, Agenl
.. ..T. 13. lloti-hkiss, 'igr.ni
' y. !■'•■ Bavtey. Agenl
'.'.Siaiii'vi'v. Jt Uo-.vns, Agent
... .'.•Milo H. Turner, Agent
 W- H. Simmons, Agent
 Wm. liai-geiiei-. Ag< Q1
 Ih Kandall. Agent
,,j (!. G. I.nke, Agent
i„ l;;nkolsyiiel K Co., Agent
.- J. Y. Gilly, Agent
..-..: Kolherg &.Co., Agent
 J. IJ. Condon, Agent
.. .Burton & Barker, Agent
 .Jas. O'Neill, Agent
a    \
113 ami 121 Soti-t-Kws.cnfo Sti-cct, $k\n  Fi'iisit'i^o.
I't'iiii-niiy locale/,; !K.i,vtH.n Paiisiimii and Montgonn'ry st.
in Ihe ininivvi:- :'■ riuiuily oi'tlie Nicaragua and MailSlV^iri'
hip Co. 's Orlieoi-is, S„,i Brunei sen.
.- GPv^ATEEDUCTION
IN TME TRICE OE BOARD AT THE
■     WHAT CHEEK HOUSE,
Kfjs. 119 -£nd 1S1 Sacramento street,    .
iJANiliANCIfcCU, CAI..
,-    QO 00...: *....'. fcer Week,    •
/      1SI00 ^ PcrDay,    .
CO cts j FcrHSfciU.   ■
L01K11KCS ON TUB JIUST REASONABLE TEIJJIS ;
i       From S3 to$0 PcrWtck.
Front 50 cts. to &» Per Sight,
K. '"S.—Then* are EJGHTY'SIK^M ROOJIS, fitted ftp sna
I'uvniitlied in the neatest manner, at fro*in 75 cts. to il ]ier
.D. W.
nb. Avcat
ii;;jhj, and i'l-oni $o to ;-fi per iii'is.
XO* the priyilegi' of Yl'A.E BATHS
laivoiib of the house
li. b. ■woomvAin*,
May. 26. 1855. - .     No*:
Iso extended totJi»
oprietor.    i
„ftu
■-,-    ■->'■■■■ - ■■ nl elBABf*, InoiuTing
SAZARAC BH INDV;
OTARD, niJPL'Y* CO. BRANDY;
PIXKT, CABTELLIOy and AMERICAN URAX1
MONON«AHEI-A BTUISgY;
I'IN'E APPLE GIN. Also,
i'it.tT. si! '.iii;V :uu\ MAIUCIKA WINE;
CHAMPAGNE, CLARET, &c.
.  ,.;; Si a varied assortment of
FAMILY STORES.
Buyers From  the ooontry, and Families lay
rinter stores, will Bnd  it to their advantage ■
:,. ii iv buying el in wherBj  for t iio Induoemente
ire »0W prepared to ulVer fnllv merit this exte:
At the  Old,Stand,  Nichols'  Brick
Alain street. Los Angeles. »
UffliSI Ai M1IIII sat.
' ,e. l. score & co,
At the- old stand ooJcLaughlin"
Scott & Co.,
.. ,'K. Coadj- & Co., Agen-
. .iluitailii.i; Bruii.i A^i-b
DBAFTS ON CAMM!
Montreal,
Quetec,
Rami
PAXAB1E IH
Toronto,
Lpndtm.
'    Bran:
WM FSATUBE I I
«F«   "W.    ©-O.Hj.-Vr£*-JTS.!'!3
GREAT PACIFIC DEPOT,
... i  ....Ais)....
GENERAL AGENCY
FOR THE SUPPLY OF ClllLU'ii'BLICitW^S, statio.va;
RY, &C. t . . '
PAPERS, PElIlODICALS, AND EOOKS,
tl-:C|i.lYElJ ^Vl-.liK!.y l;Y TBE .  '
.I.OS ANOI
gnrif BOOK TU
.ES STREET,
-. VI. ctlimss est. co.
g^fi.w%^ gen J
BlackVood,H eeeroa, after reading a traged^j
purfiprtiog to emanate from ShukspaarL'-d eiiirit,
h.-.A b .';u'(l of ano0«P drama wliioii Shakspeare bus
ly prumLil^atwl. and v,inch ia called The.
Two todfera of Arkansas. The following attract
Tarnation seize me if I jjear tlie taunt (   •
' )f tbla young loeofoce !—Skin a coon !
■ ' Cwt i' i easy.   Ay '. nnd eu& me to do more—
'-'" ■o'h'.o my weight infVildoata j or to dive
i'Vir A!i;:..;;;i,(irsiM the turbid stream,
■ i. tg ta'en Lacia hy the ni^srt-d throats,
■■ li their entrails from their jai'^i.'J jaws,
And Bing tliem on the bank—why. tliat v.ci'u But
A summer evening'^ play I   There's Qotaboy
Vt'i:!iia Ar!:an*-aH but might do the siuvm,
A,i i aili r, dstinber to the.srjuirreVs :o:.A,
,    Shall the Baae loafer
Than whom the June-bug which ihe night hswk
cracks
ti -ator'of account,       .
Chaw me so catawampotnly ?    'Vwe.y--
VTianiitut-j-nered, my bowie-knife,ere day!
NW Store on Commercial Street,
ii k1 il'vr to tiii' old stand, whore fliey are  now openipi; n
of* rii'O niiisi. Ifi.-iiionable and s<;;i^unaltie .-it vl---,s :   to;retlirr
'ith alargestock nr .,
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, &c, &&,
■liivli   they are  selling WHOLEiSALE   A.XD»ltE-
TAH* at the lowest prices.    Their former patrons, and
all who Viri'i io buy goods cheap, are solicited to call aiiL
e.-rainine tiieir uxtoutiive. stoel% bel'drii f>uj-t* 11.*s.■?intjolsc*.»-lttsi-c.
RICH, NEWM-ARK, &C0.,
Conimereial Sti'oot.
i AniraleB, December lst£j6,,>0' tl'
■   Who-don't   like, tho   headache, should
neter uader^ake to oojns between man and his
wifd while   tkey  are   'exchanging   Bmoothfng
\Ya .tried  it once and' go!, a black  eye*
tuisix hhinings u week for   raw   Oysters* T>ETER BIGGS,  sole proprietor of this
for ihe ffttt-two months. ,        -■  ■*
mlffl   UNUKUSIGNED   regnectfttlljr- it>ft>*-ai
and the public, that they iia
.Ni).r,LACK-
WASlljCAETiaiidDEi^S
ll be made to order In a, Substantial,   nes t and work-
.nlike maimer, ls:iviri™on ii n ii.'. itgtmd supply of thebest
nber for that purpose*. ,
In all its branches will be executed with promptness, and
t the most t.:.*;j!iirioiice::. it'tii'Iunirn '.fill he employ-
Btomers muy rest assured that their work wili
be done Jo tiieir satisfaction. *
Particular adtention will bo given to
Horse Shoeing.
rSdvai
FAIIMIN'G UTEISILS
Ofall kinds nAntftaetured to order of the very host
larnier.*!, Teamstorsand the pnlilio pjcneniHy, in want of
work in our department, aro respectfully solicited to.giv
oall.
■E. L. SCOTT it CO.
Angele*--. September'If., l?r,5, '        18 tf
REMOVAL.
W Il^IA. XTJ/ttOUHETT would  respect fnllv inToi'm
Si!.: iVji'ibIs and (lie p*iljlie that lie ban li-LMOVKl.) ins
St n'Ui! Coods frntn Main   street to tho large and coinmo-
ii.His store in the OOSOSBL BLOCK, .
doRNER    OF   LOS   ANGELES   AA"D
■ALISO STREETS,
ii the entrance ofthe " Calle do los Negros," wh«io  he
Large and Splendid Stock of Goods,
Si looted v,'itli much rare in San Franciseo expressly for
this market, *
Old patron! are solicited to give him a call and exj
:ni:;e his ]ii'ioes anil the,   quality yf  liis ^oodsNvlure   pir
ihaslng elsewhere nov24 tf
Fott unui'l'iUered economy commend as to the
German. Give him a tAl.wy of forty cents per
diem, and in Leo y^ars lie will own of brick block,
horse.nine children, and* '*vrow" wider
than Bhe is long, an*d as good^aatarecT as ;i blin,.
kitten. *     ■
As Irieh 'gentleman having a small picture
room, Beveral persons desired to see. it at/the same
time. " Faith.'gentlemen," s-;tid ne, "If yon afl
■fo In, it will sot bold balf of you !'v
•LOS   AiMGELETS   STAR
■ loll f rintinq f8MIisW«*
.   .
'  ,,-uuldrespectj
'    .      -v''.      that   he hal
■    uewmaterK
■    uow prepared to execute the foltewlng desert
1'LAlff AND FANCY L
.
.■ .  r*esoript"
■'■:■:..us wishing  .   .
■■'-";■■
tylv ct tlie, ,\rt.
Circulars, Law Blanks,
' .El/ichaugt
Bank Checkj,
Wotes, Frograiniiieff,
.f Fare,
i oi' i'riii'ino; that    .:...-,- Ih: ■l..--iied"
"fi: done are iesp-ti"uUv iavitecl
ids ibis wm mn
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE HEAD OF
ConimeEoial.
proprietor of thiP estali'i^hmeiit
pensO fitted up, renovated and im
elejrant (iml oomfoi'table manner
he best '.ioi R in the bdsineas thai
.eo, is now prepared to
MPOO and CUT HATE,'
SijLit.hnrn and N*ei\'Orlvan.-i style,
*j:S.    The proprietor hai; rccciitlj
W&fe ^*S®^a
e had at all lioin
of one of the best vi'Orii:
: conii'lent  wr  ean oil'ev sape-
:B in this business.
T'":,!
.-,-—MA:.'n',\i;i-.t(.r.\.
Facile Express Co.
iMt
'i'lllf uroler-i^-ne.l ,\vent- for »«   -i     »
tiie !'-iJA0.i'yi.C.iO!'X'l i-'l'OCK ST
...-■< t'OMVAXY,'"   will   ■
deSpatou ii;.' eVery Bteanie.r  au Kxpresr ' i
fihargeofregoJa-rSBBsengerp,  on the Southern Route to
' SANTA BARBARA.
■ MONTEREY,
SAN FRANCISCO. ■
SACRAMENTO.
STOCKTON,
and throughout tlfn Norjhen) Irline&u *.
4S= Packages, Letters, 1'areels andT treasure forwarded
and insured.
^3™ Collections made in   every part  ofthe State and
Oregon.
CHAS. K. JOHNSON. Avym
Loa Anireles, March <ith 1805. tnlO-tf
WEILS FARGO & CO'S
Carriage and BlacksMtii Shop.
By JOHN GOLLER."
LOS ANGELES   STREET,
NEAR THE FOOT _0F COMMERCIAL.
THE subscriber fespeetfully In-  ,
forms tlie public^enerally that <£**     '
lie will keeji enustantly >m   iiantl,,*--
and will manufacture to order, ^KC**i
CoaclieSjBuggieSj Wagons, Carts &c,
'na neat and vvor.-kmanlike maimer. Ho bat; on hand'anil
'or sale a fine slock of Eas\ern "White Oak and Hickory
'lank and axels. He keeps constantly on liaud a large variety of Cart and ilnggy wheels, Spoke.s, Felloes, Shafts;,
Neck Yokes, Double and singletrees.
HORSE SHOEING-AO
Bleiolsjsxxs.llils.'lxi.s
Also, Twenty tons of Bkcksmilh's
With none but the best oi'work-men in his employ be
feels confident that-ho tan give entire satisfaction to'his
customers. , .*
JOHN GOLLER.
r.os A'lu-vU'-s. June 10, 1SS5^ No. ii—ly
"E3 JC X» "KS. 3Q ® !S .,
A  Joint Stocit-CoiMiiniiy ^vltb a capital oi"
• $300,000,
TtrnUti dlSpatcil OR Express trom tlm City of
\V Los Angeles, by every Stenmer. to all parts, of Cau
fornia, Oregon, the Atlantic States and Europe, in ciiargi
of i'evi,l;i. !■ and experieueed ^.iessemrers.
LETTEltS.PilRlJEtS, FACiAliES anil TREASl'RE
received and conveyed to destination wi
patch. Cel.lec'.ions made, Oi'iiers at. I 1"
and all business: pertaining til un !•"■ ;.|-
business, attended to with promn'n*-- i
Hfsrlit bills ol'e\clin t:gc procnrodvi) all
of the Atlantic States.'llre^ou andIhiroj
H. R
LosAngeles, March 21, 1855.
ons  lilied,
, AqehV.
; of the
60 Cents.
76 Cents,
nd TVASIllNiJ  done if
lerel-tc'I an-i COM) Iia tli
day at  the following prices : '
COLD S VTlia,
HOT     „" .        ...
Boots will he bla.cked as usual
ori.'v'r, with neatness and dispatch
■i- tin* convenience of the pnblic, a City Exprei hand
■   ■■.' Uliiee is  also opened, where'ill'oniei's  will In
al leinied  to   pi-ompUyX  Uf-  friends and- follow ei'eatares.
v. i i nve lierelol'orelifulfiiitideiu'e in ,n" are r.- .;:
fulled   to  coni.inoe  liicir   patroiifi^c.    '1'l.e   [latronave  ni
':'.   rerjoiis  thankfully received and   gratefully  aokuewl
I- y Doors open from sunri.-W till 1) o'clock i>. m.
i-,vs Angeles, Aug. 25, 1866. N"o. tft—tf
The Union Preserved!!
mBE SUBSCRIBER heKs leave to inform the old pat
■ I'KU.A CNIONSHAVIXCSALOX, lhat he Ita,
thoroughly
I.A I.N'luX SI
\tn9Ma this
POPULAR* ESTABLISHMENT,"
refiltfed   and 'furnished it   ,.,    a  neat and eh'T
Fron-, long experience in the business he fee!
,on!idn.t that be can give entire satisfaction to' liis pat
n u-j .    \
IP; will cut- and curl hair in tlie latest si vie,, and Shan-
poou find Miavt with an ease nnd nromotness that'c/iiinot
l>e sui'!,i;is.-,e..p as hs lia.i the instruments iu fine order fen
liv.- Ini-iiv.-s.;,   tSkd for  the pleasure  and  comfort  of hi.
'I'liv public ;reiioralh' are respectfully .solicited lo cal
and judgo'foi tliemielyes. , #
flw»« ,        ' CiFOROEFli^v-LiH,
rpHE i
HARDWABE STORE.
.CENTRAL MARKET.
Los Angeles  Street,
Opposite the foot of Commercial Street.
THIS well known stand having boon FT^rftt
renovated and improved by the pre- ji/','"""f^
!•■■■ IA   |l'-i>l,ril  to-:-,   < l.;.i ,:,,,v   ,.  ....  ;.,.
fully  inform   their  friends and  the
public, that they are now prepared to funii.sh v„ custom
ers fi must excel lent select ion of
•Fresh Meats i\ml Sausages,;
ofthe pith lie gen
Li.id -At prices that
irally.   The central positi
ce-Jho-favo.
. of JSffis
Meat Market
lith proroj,
oh Angeles,
h:cu Wiii bo attended
LMBERS & ilBERT.
rs Iiavln-openeil a store I'or
[ARDWARE, respectfully In.
.:.n I'vriu i im innaoitant.-i of Los Arureles and vi-
—J cinity that they are prejiared to supply all
■'nuts n their linn of business, at wholesale and retail
i. lli.i most reasonable prices. Among their stock may
be found ii general assortment of
CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
NAILS OK ALL KINDS.
LOCKS. BOLTS. BUTTS AND SCREWS,
noUSfM'UBNISIitNCSa^A'UIIALLY
MASONS TROWELS.
]:UTCI]KIVSSAVvrS.OLKAVERSap<l KNIVES
iii;.ASS k[-:ttli-:s. jj;ons ;ui-i screens
STEELYARDS ittbiSi'IUXf; BALANCES.
OX. TRACE and COIL Cl IA I NB, ETC., ETC
Also, alarge ana-*—
ivloilesale or retail.
1 elegant assortment or CKOCKIiPA", -at
POTTER* CO.,
Los Angeles St. near ('oiuuiereial.
L.ili'i l!- ; No.fl_ff .
"U. S- liivery Stable.
P. RORER. Proprietor,
ll«n innr' --*'■
BiJ  GIESto bo
prices.
■| irse ;i ad Buggy per day
-fvblle Horse per dav..'..
StabTin- per month,'....;	
*'ialy"lu   ll»ntl 0D M*te itee-st  ,Mtlv -Li^:^
t the cily, at reduced
..$S 00
U. S. LIVERY STABLE.
ON MAIN  STREET, ..OPPOSITE  .THE
R e s \ d e n c e o f A b e 1\ S t e a r n e s, E s \.
TIIEUN'DERSIGNED'HAV-
ing madp extensive additions to tho above  named
stable,   is   now  prepared to
limi'sb. to the. public, with WtOJII'T-
-K.j{,atallf.n„es, the best llorsesand car-
-* ""(! Saddle Ilorsss, on reasonable
dantly  on   n
i«fANDAlU)
EUROPE A>"I>AI
TogetLerwitli
ter.   Parties fa
red of being dve
lank "Books, Cards, Inks and En*el
f -
COMMKRCTAL ANT) FAifCTS
All orders must ba flpstpaid, end
fe- Bags kept opetTte the Mi
1'nited Spates  Jlail  viaXicarv
rnited Slates Government.
Wholesale
ers, and th
averl.i^i,..
ty every ste
■J ASD I.IAAA
m
-ildepa
STATJOKARY.
sing CASH for
gua. by ai^liorily ofthe
it, Post Office Buildings) ■
dENESRAL
ADVERTISING AGEKCT,  -
97 MERCHANT STEEET;. SAN FI1ANCISC0.J
ADVERTISE.-.! i-iNTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEH'ED OT   '
.'-."C]2,"_we:i! I'or the following newapajieradj
"Democratic State journal,'* Sacramento.
"I'uii.y Argus," Stockton.
*' Sierra Citizen," Downieville.
L'lliuws* Adrocate," Diamond Springs.
•l Placer Herald," Auburn.
" Mountain lles.seiiger," ('ibsouville. , *
"ContraCosta," Oakland.
'-Tribune/- San Jose.
"Star," tos Angelea.
"Democratic Standard," Portland, 0. T.
"El Clamor Publico," Liis Aiie,e!e.s,   (*-oani-b Panerl
May 19,1865. v*        No.lJff*'
Wilson's Sxchasise,  ■
kstabeOok & JAMES.
THIS popular anil extensively known HOTEL, which for
tho last few v.-ee!,.-. Las been under ihe nianneviin'iit nf
W. \V. EbTAHROOK, hw been painted thrnu-beut ■' new
J'urniture has been added aud the House is now in complete
order for the reception of the public.
iii. Estabi'ook has formed a eomiecfion in hufincss with
r. P. T. .JAMES.'who has been favorablv known in lis
above HOTj.;.!.. and recently fitt.br. International.
Every pos.fible exertion w'llhe made bv Ihe present proprietors to remierthe above establishment tlie mo-t popular in tiie State. , No 16—6m   ''
June 24,  1S55.'
.WM.Y.PATCH.   CHAS- CLAi'TO^.     L. V. H.HOWEtt    '
'PATCH, CLAYTON & CO.,
Frodnice Coiaiiiission Mercliaiits
GENERAL AGENTS,' .-
SP.-40 Clay Strset, below Davis,
SAN   ffRANCiSO^. ,
•' Goods Stored' in Firc-Pioo! V/arc-Houses.
tssy Ijiiinur. ('-'.su AuvAxcfei M.uii: os eoseiesw.sTS is Stoeb.
ti„. io-ly
l.iiiiULir. fl'si
July -21, 1806,
i double and Bi
fcrilVn wi:-ii:,iSti. ;;ij to an, p«rt of this   or the t.3-
oinnif,'counties, ivillliud •   '
Con-pev&lxi.o© '
liilymg to tills stub!
I-: in- uioiit'i in .-(mil anil Dv-
iMo foi- thu salo delivery of
by ..
Min-in-s !.-c,it by the day,' .
uiii'ii stiiljliis, au'i am i-ospoi
tlm same.
IK- i-.-i.(ins..i*.i,, to buy   sell m- eicbuil.-:  v.ill ,
well to -ive me a call before trailing elsewhere,     '
LosA„seleS,J,,„eD0.1555.       . ™™A^™-
"V^ollisi cfc Prbvost
Pickle  and  Preserve 'Warehouse,   *
NO. 18 FltOXT STI-.BOT, IlETWEKXi CiUIOESU At,
S.sMixswm-0 Streets,
■ nSjl JY  je Jj../i .v0 rs '(, 0      .    ■
D.R. PROVOST, Agent.
Juntas, U6S] • „
R. B. T¥lliNER,
Produce. & Conunission Merchant,
44  CLAY  STREET,
.  (L\ctween  Davijs  and   Drirm,)
SAN FRANCISCO.
CasH Aflvancvfl on ConsISJiniiciitSi
Jala$U1866. No, 10-(«
fflaibemattcal luslruriients.
FIRST PitEMHJMS AWARDED FOB Wj
(lill'erent:iA.TI.IK.\IATltAI,IX^Tia:.\i:':N,^illtfk.^^;
Kairto'W'M.Sl'l.lMOi;/, tlie only, nnnuilac,-'li*fir °*inj A.
inentt, on ihe Pacific Coast. Surveyor, an-.i >;»-,,,,!(;L, ■',,'.
fore ]nil-chasing elsewhere, slioukl ,-ee our iiiil'i-eved •
(iitlnHtruinenf:.;, Then loiile.-i. Com [.asses, Levollmg H"3"
ments, Stoflutai   Thoniiomcters, etc.. etc.
llistrUmenCs Repaired ami adjust6'*11
WM. SCUUQ1Z, llSMoEigoTnery-t^   .
VOL.
LOS   ANGELES,   CAL.,   SATLEDAY,  JANUAEY   5,   1856.
NO. 34.
fos.^ngeks Star.
       ^i >~i i *m      —
rrlntod and  puhlished Bvery Saturday,  in Ma.'onie Hall
Building, Jiain street, by
J. S. WAITE.
Terms.— Subscription, Five Hollars per annum,payable
in advance.
Advertisements inserted at Two Dollars per square of ten
iaes for the lirst insertion, and One Hollar pur square for
each subsequent insertion.    Tennis, Cash.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in advance
to insure attention.
No coiuiiimiicatioii is admissablo over a fldtiHotlfl signature, unless the real author or writer is kuown.
Agents of f lie Los Angeles Star.
The following gentlemen are authorised Agents for the
Thomas Bchmck:	
■QBuROH Rick	
Messrs. Ksox. & Wihsti-Kii..
■H. S. Tiio.yti'.siix	
Cot.. Ira THOMFSOS	
Cait. Wm, Maiitis	
r. ijoi-kin's	
Oet. 3AOKBOH 	
■JriKiKl). A. TltOSUa	
I)k.  J. Ii', HofJfKAX	
N. Glk\.v	
ALE*. S. Tavi.oii	
Thomas Boycs	
.. San Gabriel.
.Santo  litirhara.
fittsiiicss ttiuh.
O. W. Child* & Co ,
WHOLESALE  AND   RETAIL   DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
ALSO,
MANUFACTURER OF
TIN,  SHEET   IRON 1AND  COPPER WARE,
Log Angeles strict,
<iec22-tf Los Angeles.
SAMUEL ARBUCKLE,
Auction & Commission Merchant
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Sale    Kooias,   Principal   Street,
Opposite Temple's Building.
KQ. Sales of MERCHANDISE every THURSDAY,
jjig- Sales of HORSES and MULES every MONDAY.
■gpfe, Particular  attention   given   to   the   sale of Real
Estate '     feb22-tf
HOME   MANUFACTORY,
MAIN   r-THJEET,
OPI'Cs'lTE TEMPLE'S BLOCK.
Poy & Brother,
Saddle and  Harness Makers,
^^S BRIDLES,  WffiPS. COIXARS,
SADDLl'] WARE,   be.
We are alsd prciiwod to csceaite all Iii nd.* of work in our
line at the sl;nrt*3'-:1: ].cissi!de notice.
A superior lot of California Rifts and Spurs always on
fe»-fld. ..ctlfi "54 tf-(tec8
B. J. VIRGIN.
ARCHITECT   AND   BUILDER.
BUILDIXCSOFRRICK. IVuu!',-,- Ai'UJIi; contratted for
to be delivered c-naiplete.
%.#- ELEV lltOSS -:■.•'. Si'i^'Ii'H-.VTKfX^ drawn forpuh
ttS_ CHAIN IVUi'S put up and warranted  to give satis
faction or nn charge.
£3T .lORIHVC of all kiftds iion^ at short notice.
SHOP on Fort Street, near the Jail.
1.    s Anijele-', Sept, 1, 1*896. No. 15—if
ALEXAiDERSX'&'BAMii6,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
SAS PEDRO AND LOS ANGELES, CAL.
AGENT.— H. N. ALEXANDER,   Los Angela,
Los Angeles  August 25, 18S5. No. 15—tf
P. C. WILLIAMS,
At the old stand of J. G. Nichols,
Main Street,
g|WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEK IN
Groceries, Liquors  and   Family
STORES.
THOM & SIMS,
Attorneys & Conusellors at Law,
OITICE OH MAIN STEEET,
 (Opposite the Bella Union Hotel.)
BENJAMIN S. EATON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Main Street, Temple's  Block, -
LOS ANGELES.
DEAN k CARSON.
. Successors to Sanford & Carson.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Groceries, Provisions, Tinware, Stoves, &c, &c.
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper work done to order.
ffiM~ Big Brick Stork, Los Axgei.es St.
No.  21— tf
AUG. W. TIMMS.
Forwfi rtii eg and Com mission Merchant,
cwiiuiiu'of ViKKnriffiiW^U7''' pneaTi-T was coasideretl
or two kinds: Mission property and church property—the former comprising" the largo tracts
used for tho ordinary purposes of the community—
tbe latter in smaller tracts devoted to tho use of
tbe church, tiie purposes of worship, and the support and comfort of the ministers.
■■""- t*&&rt?j£~cKv-   Aui2j\   .---iiieyards, which
' Opposite tiie IJ. S. Hofcerv——„_.
Mattb itnlr Irstiwi'iinis.
ffl MuUah's Exchange, /*v
MAIN STREET, HEAR the PLAZA, >^   ^OW
A.BDEL  C.   MULLAH   would   reaneoVftiHj   \ntotm   his
frn.'iiils mid iho. public Unit lie lias opcm-il ;i
First   Class Restaurant
OYSTEK   SALOON.
He will bo prepared, at all hours,  to Berve up, hi tin*
best style, ail the dolieneies the market nlVurils.
He will keep coustaatl; on hand the FINEST OYSTEIB,
prepared In any manner to i)le:ise the tuste ai.d fancy ol
his patrons.
The Oli'iICKST WINKS :m.l LIQUORS will he form.! nt liis
har, a ml every atteoliori rendered for the com fort ami convenience of his ouetomerB-
oeciU-tf A. C. MULLAH.
MTiUS EX-^LLE'SfT KVLOON WIIK'H WAS RK-
eently nearly dest roved by lire, has been thoroughly refurnished with "three superior
BILLIARD   TABLES,
and will be
OPENED    THIS   EVENING,   NOV. 24,
to the Public, under the Proprietorship of
S>. MARCHESECAtHLT,
THE   BOWLING  ALLEYS
Have been rebuilt, in tlie most improved modern style,
and with prises reduced to suit the times.   The BAH will
be furnishod with the choicest
LIQUOltS  AND  CIGARS.
THE MONTGOMERY has always been a favorite,
which It in hoped will continue to be the case under tho
management of its present proprietors. noviM  tf
LOS ANGELES HOTEL,
IWAIN   STREET.
mill': U\I''',KSK'.\K]>]IAYINGI.EAS-
JL ED the house, formerly known as
the STAR liOTKL, be-s leave to announce to the public, that he has re-
__ novated and re-furnished the same at _
(■■■m.-i.icfitbh' expense, and is now [irepared toaexom:
transient and permanent boarders, and the traveling public generally upon the most liberal terms ; being confident
that libei-aii'ly secures patronage.   The central position of
LOS ANGELES  HOTEL
for the accommodation of business men is unsurpassed
Tiiecookini- df*;ia;';]in nt svill be conducted in such a manner as to nil iv the moat fastidious, and every exertion
r tin- Hotel all the public ean wish, as we
tha* ivc fnu offer superior' advanlajius to any
, our line in this city.
DUDLEY PINE.
, June 2, isr>">. No. ;*—Sm
feel coniid
other hou:
RESTAURANT da COMMERCE.
MR. JOHN LEROUX AND HIS WIFE, having renovated
and improved their house, known aB the
Restaurant du Commerce,
on Los Angeles street near the residence of Don Manuel
RhUUK.va's, take great pleasure In announcing to their numerous friends and 1 lie public generally, that they have ro
opened their establishment whore good
Boarding with. Wine  for Dinner,
can be had for Eipjlit  Dollars per week, or Nine Dollars per week -with lodging and wine.
Dinner can be served at fill hours of the day by bill of faro
A generous public are respectfully invited toculland test
their ability to serve their customers in the best style of
tin* culinary art.
JOHN I.ETtOUX-
Los Angeles, June 7, 1855. No. P—tf
Lafayette Restaurant,
FORMERLY THE OLD AMERICAN,
COMMERCIAL STREET,
HAS been Splendidly refitted and thoroughly renovated, am',   tho   preprint (us are   now
prepared to  a.ecommoda.l.o  regular boarders
with bed-room.s if desired.
Steals at all hours, by  bill of fare.    Saloon for private
parties.
Families can bo supplied at the shortest notice.
Cakes of all kinds constantly on hand.
Partridge, Rabbit and Chicken Pies.
Alimentary Preserves.
The best the market affords will ho constantly served up
PACK & CO., Proprietors.
Los Angeles, January II, 1855 tf
Jfor %\t.
FARM FOE SALE.
Mryilie subscriber offers Ills Farm, con-
I tftining One Hundred and Sixty Acres of
etioice Land, situated at ^an Gabriel Mission, on
the main traveled road from this City to the
Monte and San Bernardino. There is a huge vineyard on
the premises, and a tine grove of Olive and other Fruit
Trees. There is a conifer (ft ble Lease, Corrals and othet
conveniencies, tbat make it a desirable location for tho
Dair-v Business, or for keeping ranch stock, having the ad-
vaii'ajre of a large and unobstructed range.
For further information apply at the Office of the Los
ANtiJii-EsSxak, or on the premises to
THOMAS UUKDICK
March 24.1855. tf
FOE SALE
5      gj
.■>U,000 StlPERIOft GRAPE VINES, two years
old, woll rooted, in lots te suit purchasers.
1000 POMEGRANATE Tlil'.:'"R, two years old.
ALSO—A few choice OKAVTED PEAK TREES, and 1000
tineENCLlSlI CURRANT BUSHES.
For further particulars onijuire at this office, or of the
subscriber at San Gabriel.
decStf WM. M. STOCKTON.
FOR SALE.
Ths u bsoriber offers For Sale
105 Acres of the
MOST DKSnu:*LK AiatK.'n/fL'HAI. LAND IN" THIS VI-
cinitv-, situated about two miles from this Citv. on the
SAW PEDRO ROAD, wliich advantage keeps it Tree
from dust, as a westerly wind continually blows throughout tlie day. On the premises is a never failing well ot
excellent water, and a variety of
Garden Products,
such as, SAGE, TEIME, ASPARAGUS, &c     Also in connection with tho Farm, a small vinevard,
30© THRIFTY PEACH TREES,
25 ENGLISH. WALNUT TREES
213 APRICOT TREES,
all of which comprise an orchard of six acres, and is enclosed with alive feoee     All or a part will bo sold to
purr
■ rap
For further  narticulars enquire at tin's
| O.D  CASS, WatkhStewaud.
IV Los Ama-cles, Anjrusl. IS, lSfif).
tf
MOSES SEAR-LES,
House, Sign & Ornamental Painter,
PAPER HANGER,   GLAZIER  AND GILDER.
Lumereaux Buildings, Main Street,
T.OS ANGELES.
E, L. SCOTT k CO.
Carriage Makers and Blacksmiths,
LOS ANGELES STREET,
ROW.
OPPOSITE    MELIUS
■September 18 1855.
WATCHMAKER   &   BOOKSELLER,
COMMERCIAL STREET,
Los Axgklks. Cat..
Cuab. R. Soassm. h. S. Ailoibow.
■Toiinwoji A All.-Msson,
WS««e»irs   to    A:-:.r.tin,l-v   ,.'■    .VelUm,
HOLESAhl-.;   ATCD   RETAIL   DEAI^RS  IN   GENERAL
MERCHANJJKE, Main et., L« Ajigelee.       au!7   tf
Red and White Currants.
OAA BED ANI) WHITE "DUTCH CURRANTS, one and
^J\J\J two years old, In a hcalty :.-rowing state, may
be had upon verv low terms upon application to
declO 2t H. C. CARDWEIJL.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
AN1J OTHERS.
Los Angeles,Sewing Machine.
BAGS FOR SAhtU, or mum; to oiiltr hy M.t
W.1IN11RY, at tiie very lowest market rates. Totlios-
wishiu.n'to furnish the chu.h, tOU lbs. sacks will be cut
and unide **orS!l per one hundred.
ALSO—Tc»ts, Hose, Ceilings, Wn^on Covers
and otber work of a like nature sewed with neatness aud
despatch.
V. BEAFBRY.
Third door frcm Aliso Street,
Beaudrfs    Block,    Negro   Alley.
Los Anjfcles, November 3, 1855. imv' ly
COUNTY SURVEYQU'S OFFICE.
ON Main street,    opposite   J.    t;.    Xiehcls,  new   briel
building.
ii. hancoce. cocntt sbevbtor.
GEO. HANSON, I)i.v'U'iv.
Los AngOlMj April 38, K6*. No. 50—tt
SWwt^ jproirj,
Nothing la I>ost.
Nothing is lost—the drop of dew
Which trembles on the leaf or Howcr,
I? but exhaled to fall anew,
In sumrncr's thunder Bhewei j
Perchance to shine within the bow
That fronts the ma at fall of day ;
rerchance to sparkle in the How
Of fountains faraway.
Nothing is lost: tho tiniest seed
By wild birds borne or breezes blown,
Finds something suited to its need,
Wlic- I ' .--o\vn
The lanyuLio'e of some borfteholS SODg,
Tbe perfume of some cherished flower,
Though gone from outward sense, belong
To memory's after hour.
So with our words: or harsh or kind,
Uttered, they are not all forgot;
They leave their influence on the mind,
Pass on, bat perish not!
So wilh our deeds : for good or ill
They have their power, scarce understood ;
Then let ns use oar better will
To make them rife wish good!
 -•-»-* .
BT CHARLES  SWAIN,
She who thinks a noble heart
Better than a noble mien—•
Honors virtue mere than art,
Though 'tis less in fashion seen—
Whatsoe'er her fortune be,
She's the bride—the wife—for me.'
She deems that inward grace
Far surpasses outward show,
She who values less the face
Than that charm the soul can throw J
Whatsoe'er her fortune be,
She's the bride—the wife—for me.
She who knows the heart requires
Something more than lips of dew—
That when love's brief rose expires,
Love itself dies with it, too—
Whatsoe'er her fortune he,
She's the bride—the wife—for me.
Tlie New Year.
Welcome the glad New Tear!
With blessings ou its fleecy wing.
Only the wicked fear
Thy advent, dawning year,
And -fly the Judgments thou may'st brj
Welcome the glad New Year!
Let every lowly heart aspire,
To use thy moments well;
And let thy progress tell
Of hopefiil souls still rearing higher.
Welcome the glad New Tear!
May loving friends be spared to see,
iUany a glad new year
Their welcome blessings bear,
Leading to bright Eternity!
SlisttllratDus.
The Steam Eniriiic.
The address of Luther Maish, before the American Institute in New York, on the benefits result,
ing to mankind from the discoveries of science, is
spoken of as having been most eloquent and interesting. Apostrophising the steam engine, he
said :
Behold the giant of the nineteenth century, how
he is compelled to tug and strain the tireless sinews of his strength, in countless fields of useftntoeBS
and labor ! See how bravely he beai'3 ue through
the storm, Insensible to cold and careless of sleep,
behold the snow that blockades our path fly before
him in the dim star-light. With mouth full of
fire, and nostrils expanded with smoke, hear him
laugh defiantly at the solstitial rays, beneath
which every other laborer would melt. See him
furrow the billowy brine for millions of miles, and
interchange the growth of different zones. He
spans the sea with bridges. He enters the factory,
and seizing its central crank, he plies its complicated machinery with inconceivable velocity and
power. He weaves our garments and carves our
furniture. He multiplies our thoughts in books
and newspapers, and impels them through the
world. He bores his way through rock and mountains, and leaves an avenue for the flow of commerce. He grinds the grain of continents, and
carries it to meet the necessities of man. He
clenches the tough quartz, and crushing it in his
iron fist, compels it to surrender the golden treasures it so tightly held. He ;lifts and excavates:
he flames, and saws and hammers, and yet with
infinite and etherial delicacy, he points the finest
needle, and draws the metalic threads. No labor
is too undignified for him to perform—no task loo
heavy for him to accomplish. Ho delights iu
noise, and dirt, and soot, and smoke, He is not
afraid of his dainty fingers, Wherever work is to
be done there is his home. Whenever a ilillieuU
job is placed before him, his iron muscles fairly
thrill with joy. See how, iu the few years of at*
wonderful activity, whole forests have gone down
liis throat, leaves, and boughs, and mighty trunks.
And who shall say that this laborious Titan has
yet fully got himself in harness?
QOOD A1)VK.:k.
Because you flourish in worldly affairs,
Don't be haughty and put on airs,
With insolent pride of station!
Don't be proud and turn up your nose
At poorer people, in plainer clothes.
But learn for the sake of mind's repose,
That wealth's a bubble that comes aud goes!
And tbat all Proud Flesh, wherever if. grows,
Is subject-to irritation.
ffrom tbe San rraaotsoo Wide West
Uium  HAJLOHBV'S cat.
Matthew Maloney, better knov/ii ]>y (he boys id
the mill aa *' Father Mat,'' on returning from work
one evening, was met at tl," gate ty Biddy. Ids
better half, in ahigh state ef exeiVv!wiif.
'■'Mat," says she, ■' there's a strange cat in the
cabin.''
■■ Cast lier ov;t thin, an' don't bebotherm' me
abont the basts/'
'■Fai.T, an' I've been s'hriviu' to do thai, funic
for the matther of tin minits past, but che's ji>-t l"1
yant nn* raelii'. lu'liinf the bis:; rid ehisl in the cor
ner. Will yez be afther helnin' an to dhrive DOT
out, Mat!"
" Iq be anca i will, bad luck to the oooaafte abe
hnM for me house; show   her   to me. Biddy, till   I'
taohe her the rlspeet that's due a man In bia own
house—to be tiikir." possession widout as much as
by yur lave, the thafe oi'tlie world |"
Now Mat bad a special antipathy for cnK and
never let pass an opportunity to kill one. This lie
resolved to do in the present cose, and instantly
formed a plan fur the purpose, P,-*iveiving but,
one mode of egress for the- animal, ho says to Bid-
dy-
" Have yez iver a male bag in the house,
darlint ?"
"Divil a one is tbere, Mat Tun tuk it to the
mill wid yez to bring home chips wid. this morn-
in'."
" Faix, an' I did, and there it is yit, thin. Well,
have yez nothing at all In the house that will tie
up like a bag, Biddy?"
"Troth,'an' I have, Mat; there's me Sunday
petticoat—ye can dhraw tbe strings close at tlie
ton, an' sure it will do betthcr nor lcttiir the cat
be Iaviu; yez."
"Biddy, darlint, yez a jewel to be thinkiu' 0
thai same ; be afther bringiu' it to me."
Biddy   brought   the   garment,   and  wlten  the
strings were drawn close it made a very good substitute for the meal bag, and Mat declared it w
" illegant."
So holding it close against the edge of tlie
chest, he took a look behind and saw a pair of
bright eyes glaring at hini.
"An'is it there ye are, ye divil? Be out o'that
now ; bad luck to all "yer kin, ye thavln' vagal one
ye. Bedad, aoJ ye won't lave me house thin at all
widperlite axiu ? Yer self-will bates a pig's entirely, Biddy, have yez any hot wather in the
house ?"
"Yis, l'vo a pllnty, Mat; the tay kettle's full
uv it."
'■ Be afther castin' the matther of a quart thin,
behind tho cuist, till I see how the shay divil likes
it."
'■'Hould 'im close, Mat; hero goes tho wather."
Dash went the wafer, and out jumped the animal
into Mat's trap.
"Arrah, be the howl; pofcer, I have  'im in,
Biddy," says Mat, drawing :.dose the folds of tbe
garmen*; '*now, bad cess to yez, ye thafe. it's
nine live.-; ye have, is it'.'    Be after  tj-Xln' ine for-
givencsB for tbo thavin' ye have bin doto' In me
house, for I'm thinkiu' the nine lives ye havo wont
save ye now, any way. Biddy, saize hoult of the
poker, an' whin I'll shoulder the haythen ye'll
bate the daylights out of 'im."
Hat threw tlie bundle over his shoulder, and
told Biddy to play " St. Patrick's day in the morning" on it. Biddy struck about three notes of that
populaf Irish air, and suddenly stopped, exclaiming—
"What smllfe so quare, Mat? It's taki-s' me
brith away wid the power uv it. Och, murther,
Mat, sure an' ye have the divil iu tho saok."
'■ Bate the ould hathen, thin; yez '11 never have
a betther chance. Bate the horns off 'im j lather
'imlike blazes, me darlint !"
"Augh!" says Biddy, "I'm faintin' wid the
power uv 'im.   Cast 'im offyez, Mat."
"HowlySt. Father', says Mat, throwing down
the sack ; "Biddy, the baste is a pole-cat! "Lave
the house or yez 'ill be kilt intirely. Murther and
turf, how the haytheu smills. Oclt. Biddy Molo
ney, a purty kittle o' fish ye:>, made of it, to be
sare. to be inbtakin' that little divil for a harmless cat."
" Mat, for the love of God. if yez convenient to
the door, be afther opcniir it, for I'm nearly choked, wid 'im. Och. Biddy Maloney. bad luck to yoy,
for leavin'ould freland, to be murthered En this
way. Howiy Mary, pertietme! Mat, I'm elane
kilt intirely--take me out o' this,"
Mat drew her out doors and then broke tor the
pump like a quarter horse, closely followed by
Biddy.
" Shore, tbat little villain bates tbe divil Intirely; he's ruined me house, an* kilt Biddy, an' put
me out o' consate wid oneself for a month to come.
Och, tbe desaivin' vagahone. bad luck to 'lm,"and
Mat; plunged his head into the norae-trough op to
his shoulders.
"Get out o-' that, Mat, I'm nan ly blind,' and
Biddy went under water. "Ooh, the mortberfn1
baste/'says Biddy, sputtering the water out ol
her month, "nra best petticoat is spoilt. Intirely,
Mat Moloney, divil a trap will I iver help yez sll
for a eat agin."
" Don't throuble yersiJf, Mistress Maloney; ye've
playedthe devil as it is. Never bar me axln' a
hap'orth o' yer assistance. It's a nath'ral fool ye
are, to be takin' a baste uv a pole-cat fur a house
cat."
Mat and Biddy went cautiously back to the cabin, from which the offensive quadruped had taken
his departure. Things were turned out o' Seers,
Biddy's petticoat buried, the bed, which fortunately ■soaped, moved to a near neighbor's, the stove
moved   outside,   and   for a   we'd*:  they kept house
out af doors, by which time, by dint of scrubbing,
washing and airing, the house was rettdei
more habitable, but neither Mat orBfddy have foi1
gotten- the ''strange ea!.''
C&BVKR   'Kkj,t,ow.-. - People   wlio   BSSDd   fifteen
dollars every time tbeycao earn (en.
Going to !,n\v.
Lfpwunl ■ ihero was in the
townof Hatherleight, in the bounty uf Devon, an
■■:i by the name of the Clients Arms.
■■■■:■:   :-';'■';'-'.iO:;Yi\.     I'M     OIlO    Side     of
whieh waspaiated i man stripped ofbisebat and-
waistcoatexolaiming; "Pve been to law and have
won."    And ou tbe Otber Bide  Of Mt .ing-board
was painted t man Start naked, erying out: "Oht
sill  do?  1  have  been  to law  Snd have
lost"
The origin was this :   Two men had a dispute'
about a little spot id land,   re neeting #nich they
e.ould not agree j recourse waa had t» legal pro-
i  the nrdiol of i jury.
The man   against Whom  the  verdict was giTen
eoeid not pay the oosts, Ksi ffie" winner had to
paj all ids own. (n t'aet, c. Losoa ■ ..■. stripped si
sil bis pr ipei .-. u   ebllged to nell
lbe little estate, tlien lock : .   inn   aad set   up   th*
above meatioaetl sing M a warning' to others.
Some ofthe descendants'are now living.
■ -m»* ■•* a  w,-,r	
T'tilitv of Tu-—In the Ureol most persons
a period arrives When ths .:'om.nb   DO  Longer  di-
ffests enough ofthe ordJoarj elements of food to
oaks op !<>r lbe Qatural dally waste of the bodilv
tntbstaaos.    The bLh ] t of the body
therefore, begins to (HI liaish m< re oi less perceptibly.   At thia period tea c ttedioine to
arrest, the waste, to Iwoo   he   Lady   frou   fnlling
away n fast, and thus loftbls the Ien energetto
powers of digestion still to supply the solid tls-
sues.    No  wonder, therefore,   lhat   [y.\  slnnild be
suob -a mvorlte ra bbe one hand with tl i poor,
whose supply of substantial feed is scanty, and
on the other with the agn! inlrm, especially
ofthe feebler sex, whose powers 0." digestion  and
whose bodily substance haye together begun to
(ail.    Nor is it  surprising tliat  the  aged   female,
who pas barely eaotigh of weekly Income to buy
what are called necessaries of life, aho'ild yet
spenda portion of ber small gains la purchasing
her ounce of tea. Shecau live quite as well on
less common food, when she takes tea alonjer with
it; while she feels lighter, at the sanh;  time more
cheerful, and fitter for her work, beeanse of tho
Indulgence.- ■('!/> miitry of Common Life.
IxPOKtlXGR OF Tin-: I Jxiox.—The onicn is worthy
of notice as an extensive article of consumption
in this country. It is largely cultivated at home,-
aud Is imported, te tho extent of seven or eight
hundred tons a year, from Spain and Portugal.
But it risesin importance when we consider that
in these latter countries it forms one of the common and Bniversal supports of life. It ia interesting, therefore, to know tliat, In addition to tho
peculiar liavor wbieb first .-eeommends it, the
onion i- remarkably nutritions. According to my
analyses, tbe dry onion root contains from twenty-
five to thirty per cent of gluten. It ranks in thin
respect wisfi the nutritions pea and gram ofthe
east. It is net merely as a relish, therefore, that
the wayfaring Spaniard eats his onion witb his
bumble crust of bread, as he sits by (he refresh-
its;'; spring; 11 ts beeause experience has long
proved that, iii- the cheese of the English laborer, it hrelps to st&thifl his strength also*, and adds,
beyond what its bulb would suggest,to the amount
of nourishment winch liis simple meal supplier—
Chemistry of !.if,\
A i!n:v Elbpuant,—TheN. V, Sunday Time*
has seen the baby-elephant that was born recently in that city, aud gives a pretty account of the
little creature.
" These baby-elephants are Very interesting   ol-
loots. Tbey are perfectly formed throughout, and.
dinar from their parents only in rfaa but that
difference Is bo amazing that it becomes ludicrous;
and when you see the'baby1 walking to aod fro
under ifii mother, you oaa not resist the Impulse
to laugh nt the oddity ei tiie comparison, Ami
then the bulk'f mother's1 euro offer 'baby1 Is so
human-like and sfleOtlonVte.    Give   the   Irtiby  an
pple, for instance. The mother-elephant first
takes it ia her trunk, examines it closely, and
then returns it to her infant to eat, having satisfied bersetf apparently of its tnnocuouenesa.   And
so with everything else. The watchful rare, the
jealous [endues:-', the fl stduOUS and untiring at.
tentiou of the parent-monster is eminently worthy
of imitation by many a being who makes profession to a much greater share of Intelligence."
Cr/aa PUB ScbatOIIES EN Honsn. A correspondent in the Albany (H. v.j Cultivator, gives
tiie following, whieh i* worth atteatifin : Take
good fifty per oeot nun, pat In as much copperas
as wil# dissolve, and wash the hoxn '* feat and logs
a; fanvf ■ni-'.u j.-c] iiay buuetie-, two or three
times a day,     it will care   In   a   feW   days.    Tain
oo horse doctor, buaolwave ftootor my own, and
have as few lame as my neighbors, who employ n
doctor. I have recommended it with nerfeol na*
coss, where esfaar remedies  have   (ailed.    The
soratchi ii nm iniv.it  kill, before you
can heal, Ho tiiat  Ihey will not  break   out   again.
v wilt iio it.   Q-rease the legs a
little after you are sure the scratches are hilled.
 m $*  ii  tmmm	
i.. isom i-iju 'nn; Qirlb.—My preMy little
dear;;: You are oo more lit for matrimony  than s
pullet if, to look after a   family of  ft) ll  ■ ■ n chfch
( as.   The truth ie, my dear girts, yon want, generally speaking, more liberty aod lets fashionable
parlor, more leg
modesty,   more   breakfast
and less ivistie.   i  like the buxom, brl ■
v   bouncing le i .   ■■ bo
can darn  -■ her  own   frocks,  mcnd:
tnsmand n regl oenl  of pots and kettles, milk the cows, i- ■ d thi pi      i hi p me woodi
and shoot a wild duck as well as the D u
Marlborough or the" Queen ot Spain—end be a
lady withal iu tbe drawing-room.—JMr#. BtHs,
I .    .ni \o . " :   ie
otber woi Is, .■ r to  achieve, but wil-
to labor.
To cure A< sfbess, t- ■) a man j
pay bim  i ■
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