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'. 3tUM !$m\'_ «•THE OLD CIIÜ1ÍC H V A K D." BI" JOHN H, MZLET. When fruits and corn are gathered ia ; When forest-trees ore bare ; When wintry wind : their storms begin, oar, and rend, and tear ; Atevening's close, when men from labor cease, And all ia still, in silence and In peace, Then let ¿me die. And bun' me In "the oíd churchyard," In a quiet lonely nook, Where the old yew-tree seer-s keeping guard. And listening to the brook. Ay. bury me in " the old churchyard," Wtere many'a friend doth lie, Where the old y.-w-ir-e .-:,;■ ms keeping guard, And saying, " AH must die!" Ay, bury me In " the old churchyard," Gloss by the old yea tr -■. Where th< elm and pine keep watch and ward O'er pool* mortality. And ii '.'■ Let no vain n N'o grand srrai with staff's So heai-tle;6 tear or moan : ^_ But let my nearest kin, Who lored me as their .(Mend, Follow me to pay long rep And there their sorrows blend, Tim' *M ;M [ n :*'tr,ihyard," I.i a lonely quit 11 pot, Where ffn fraot Bo v ire and ¡soft greensward, Whihper, " Forget me not!'' Devil a drop of water will I iver drink again in tliis country, without a snake-catcher in my month I" And wiiii sundry other resolutions that would shock tho ears of "a temperance man. poor Mike, pale and trembling with exhaustion, returned to his work. WE PAItT TO MQCET AiiAI.V. BT J, F. SI11M0.N3. Full many n scene, fui! many a flower, Hay yield tbe bosom some delight, To pei ■ h with ¡hi. passing hour, And leavens back again in night ¡ But oh: there Is a special joy Whan parting with the friends we love, The bv-., ¿ ■ ■ knowe no alloy-- To point them to the sky above : A*d while tiie pearjy love drops sw-ell From eyes, the heart is free from pain--■ For though we whisper •• fare thee well," We fool '• wc part to meet again." We knew there is above the skies Aland " where saints immortal reign," Where pvery saint on earth who die Heel Wen la be ne'e.- will leave again. And when we meet In that bright laud To sing Jehovah's praise.- o'er, Among tii-- Bountleas nappy hand, We'll feel fitat. woj-hall part uo more. Look up where truth aad virtue dwell, For earthly things are ever vain ; Then thou, when bidding friends feretrefl, Mayst g\y, ■* We part to meet again.''y HAKLUUUI. BKADLEY h CO.. -11 ::.;a;:;.: S-;::lit, lUKCHSBTBL Principal Warehouse, 102 Wood street^, Cheap- side. Loudon, England. American Eata&Ush- mente, A,-. Ann streei and lOIAassaustreet,JVeu> 1 or/,; U. S. THE IIVI'l'.O.'.LU.EN U a valuable discovery for protect lug tiie feet (torn ilani]i or cell, ami tlicretorO a preventative of m;,nv tona dfa&m, without any dantorfoQ vhateter. 'I'll.' [Ivdntiiiu^eii ¡-j in the form ..i'a sole, and worn inside the biji.it. or j-hoe, its medimled cluiracíe;- U a ¡iij-.veriiilj:ii- ti.lote to dfoease. Foi Gentt«nen It v.-ilt be fotuta agreeable, warm, am-, he.-iHl.y. to wear in the cnldteit or raimen weather, as tie- foot cannot beeo me wet if the liy..ironía;; en is inserted. Lidies may wear the l"i;iiie i,':s' do. do. 30 do. Boys**; Misses'do. 25 do. DTICE.—From the Retail Prices we me.ke a very liberal iilloiv.ancQ to Jobbers and ^Vbobv-alers. s,i that any stor keepers may make a tine pnifiL on their sale, while tin are an article that maybe kept In any store, among tu -*"8 Of good.-. ir terms, apply to IIARCCURT. BRADLEY & CO., ivi-Stn 38 Ann sti-e'-i. New York. PitixxiNG.—Two priulei'ji in the Plymouth Rt^,, oílicü tired of tftlüng impressions on (he forms ol that paper, tríefl it on the hearts of some fl'a'taaela Alter several settings vp they succeeded iu such f-.úv proof a »f¡Éhe muíier, Ijiaf. tho minister of tlio place was Called ¡Il and -worked off iho whole four forms into two folio edition-^. Iea7Íag them locked up for life. Non' lei them "circulate the docu- meats." ftir Tlie CJicst. -tS4 Slit ASThEY COOPER, Hart., M. D-, the eminent -Medieal Practitioner, has left a valuable legacy to the world in is great preventative of Consumption, and unfailing- cure tor pulmonary diseases, without the uSfi of medicine. Sir A. V.. Bart.', invented and advised the use ofthe MKDICATED FUR OHEÜT PROTECTOR, to all persons of all a-jc- ar.d eond. lions, as a een am and a safe shield against those fearful diseases, Consutnp_t HroncliU.is, Asthma. Coughs, Colds, and oilier alllictio'ns ol Iirfng.s, which arise from the exposed stato of the st, according to fashion, and the continual changes of climate. THE PROTECTOR" is simply a chemically prepare^ fur. lined with silk and padded, which, suspended from the neck, covers the chest, in so agreeable a manner that, once worn, it becomes if iimy-.f-Alii and. a comfort. '■THE PROTECTOR," although but recently introduced into America is malting rapid progress through the United States, the Cañadas, South America and the West Indies.— It ha■* for a k-ng time bfen a .staple article in England and on llie continent of Europe, while it ha* grown in many countries to tdie position of au article of dress, * Tu demousirate these f¡i¡>ts enquire, of anv English resi- dfllt in your vicinity- ofhi.-i knowledjio of the beneficial ef- !V.-t-j ol' ivj-ju-inu- the ¡'KOTMITOli, wrnniLT nr.eüur.wií to noc- rpBISG of any kind. Tlie cost of wearing these articles is a nirre trille, and ono wiil Inst some vcars. Ko one who values the health of himseli' or bin family will be without theni. Tin: Uospitalfi In this country are not alone recommencing them, but rapidly introducing them, llarcourt, KHraley & Co., of Lou don, aira Manchester, Ei!e,land, were originally entrusted with'tho manufacture of the Prolect- nr.-¡, hy the lamented Dr, Cooper, and eoiitinue lo maun Potare according to liis o.-it/inal instructions, and therefore recommend those who would wear "The Protectors," to see to their being genuine Remember this is a staple article, and no Pateni Medicine. 0HB afrawisw ^bkrtistnwnls. St. Mt-liolae Ilotcl. SoutU-vxst comer of San-fiin- anal Vcmnicrcial Six. S TRAS I. CAL. MTIIE l'XPl-:r.f!ÍCNl¿n have leased the above new ainl COM.MOPIXCS UftlCK HOXKL. The Rooms are large, well ventibted and newly finished, and ¿Vi. i ii iii cent riil p..s it ion ti is tuisui-pj..- ■ j .! X\,r Li;*.- accomodation of Transient and permanent boarder-s- Fj.milios cau be accomodated with Single or Suites of Rooms. lt is Ihe intention ofthe proprietors to keep the Pt. Xicholas as a lirst class hotel. The Table and bar wilt he ■.,j.j-:,1¿iA with tbe very b.'j-.i matcnjil file market affords. E. J. ABMSTIWX», 1 PMnHtotM1 >'x"<-7 WM. P(THD6WAY, ) llo!"R10li- r IKTEItXATIOISAt, IIOTF.T,, i - - Jackson st, bet. Montgomery and Kearney, Sín FfiAXascq. The central -position of this new T'ive-story Tire Proof Building, convenient to the staajnboat binding and the business'pa.rl of the cily, renders it the most desirable Ho tel i i Franc ¡bco. -..;, _ ihed and fitted up in the most approved style for comfort and cor,vei,''mce, and having a table spread with the best the markets afi'onls, it is partieulnrly adjtplod to'.he accouunotlation of lainii-es as well as the ItewftUiiiff Public. The citizens of the Southern part of the Stale, and the publie generally, arc respectfully invited to call and judge for themselves. oetlt) Sm PECK & PISriER, Proprietor Sx m Jfranciscü ^blitriistmcuts. SECOND CALIFORNIA ART-UNION. D V Iff C A VPS C II IK ESE SALEROOMS, Sa/i Francisco. 3,000 Costly ami Iteniililul Altlclcs Valuad «t $80;OOO ! SHAKES ONE DOLLAR EACH. líiíitiiltKtloii, Jnituaiy 13, 1855. CA1WL0CFÜE8 will be Issued in a few days, embracing the handsomest array of iroods ever offered by our firm 4 $5,000 INGOT OPGOI.-DÍ Will be pafj fbr No*. 1—being the line painting of PSYt^jjj GOLD TílÜJfPIíT, a ■olloetii id placed at it stTEíü.; i;ia:i'oxi> \\'oiíkv SOLID SILYIR SETS, COSTLY WATCHES-, GOLD MASCi'M'miAAT) GOODS, SILVER UO-BLKTS AND SALVERS, (mado from coin), CLOCKS, PAINTINGS, &e. Ko article In the Catalogue will he of a leas >aluo , :,](i. WIT.'B. OSPUliN", Ag-ent, Los Angeles. fe JtMBMliOMlilliyi RETAIL PRICES. Gent's Size ..Sl 50 each. L.tuitiis' do - , . . 1 00 ,Uxi.YACTORY, 44 Market street. Mánchenla- England. , B. &Co. are establishing Depots for the «tie of "Thr T RATL.ROAÍJ HOUSE, SAAT FRAAVISCO, CALlFORAflA. S HODjSB IB H03 OJ =SH 1 í Ü a ae.-nimm.a-íío ie travelling public. For cleanliness, air and c rial i .1 e.-ui QflgQ. Attaclied long, expending ill actoiiimi.i.lai.e ¿loora and Table;; are all es];eiid, and they have now .'is, and - BitcntíiV.í.f, 3;eiiií.'1'í, Diüiicraiítl Tea in S*» t'l-mieiseo, and will be eouducte.l on the most- libev- al ternM, being coniblent that liberality .secures piitmnage. Thc Hotel part of the house In kept upon the European plan. ¿Barber tlmp and Hath I..aims attached. l'¿nfrauce to the Bote* and -18 Com mere tal, near ■staurant, tj't Clay street, ÍIALKY ÍU THOMTSON, Kailt-oad llon.se. 1». I!. Comius, LOCK&, WHITE SMITH LOCKS MADE AM> KEl'AIHED. Salamander iSsfes Opened. All Work Warranted. Also, constantly on hand and for sale, a large assortment I?r»nt>Ifi ami Strijle Uarrcled Sliot fiiir.s, RIFLES, 1'ISTOLS, GUN TRIMMINGS, &c, V.'hieh will be ¡rotó cheap. Powder and Shot wholesale and retail. NO. 73 DAVIS STREET, Third door mirth ol thiv street, SAN' KUAN CISCO, CAL. $__, Orders for work promptly attended to, and executed Jit short notieo. oetl'ti if ¥A Sacrimento and May Flower, milE AHOVK EKAKDS OK JONES k HCi.'SON-'S ccltibra- 1 ted Tobacco for sale by SAM. Ii. FRICHARD, Corner Sacramento and llattery streets, MONEY TO LOAN AT any .-.mourn require ■J l'Eli CENT 1'Elt MONTH, TO d, up.ui Kanehes with cour¡rmod MAUKIOTT k WHEEl.Eli, l'fieille Loan A Focnritv Bank, US .Mei-ehant st, San Kiancisco. Five TiioiiwiiKi Copies Firtit Kdltloii. ok to be read by every Man, Woman and Child IS day han been published the long-expected work eu- bservations on Mun- ilng critical and pruc- Impideney and Stcri- ittnent of Gonorrhea, ie (renerative and uri- ;reby render- nary ki-;v:uik, both iji tlje male and f ing it an invaliuible vade mee.um fo: .-iulled without exposure nnd with larly the awful ' among young mi ledge to be derive ery one, to be c ired confidence of '-.a Man," by J. C. Yor.Nfl, omy," etc., Graduate of ¿onos;iry Member of the n [d , .'.-.illy the buol; for the age. It i-,.ie;ht.- works of thc kind that has ;, Ei .'. -''o- as it does the minute an». t,( v..iu'1-ei.l disease incident lo both 1 entering into nnd describing pnrlicu- ,rk of that terrible dmease so coiumon .known an masturbation. The know- by every une in having a copy of thi« ieion is beyond conception ; as'any per- gbtBSt reason to believe that they are ■a.-e, of which they have been ignorant, its pages, iu a few minutes fully un re nf that disease, and be made aware .ding it ; and thus they iniiy in reason medies and avert its heretofore unseen tlaxt tiuderinining their coustitution, i.iled either iu death, or what is an aw- i'.-t.;.! - forever the health and hap- t% ithor 3 not only but has free- he most po- careful and ml facts and irk will be afe and profitable bus; ¿for terms, apply to t^cni HARCOURT, HRAÜDEY fe CO.. ¿%S" A lad a flay or iwo since wits called to tlie vettni'ss^fiuul ¡it (.in: Court of Common I'lcas.ivhorc leader years Raised doubts as to Itis coin potency aa a/wittier, by not niifliírstandiiig the nature and obligations oí an ou tli. Tb^fíreí gestión put was— ■■Arc you the son oí" the plaintiffV The little fellow, creasing bislegfe, and deliberately putting about half a paper of tobacco into lii-i mouth, replied with the ottoosi eooino.^. '• frell, it's so re- ps>r=teiii" He was allowed to testify. Smart fou Five Yeai:^.—One of our physicians .nfífftíngbis morning professional call-;, not long ago. =8sw in passing the residence ofone ofhia fami- li'js a piece of crape on the doorknob. Naturally .'nterested In the cireuin^lanee. and .seeing a ¡¡tii-..- "fire year old" girl belonging to the family standing on thc walk, lie reined up ids pause and asked : —«J£ . v,|io is dead at your house?-'' "Sister." ''Ah ! what dot ior did you have?-'' ''Oh, we didn't j ,i('ut' have any, slstet uiauagi/d to die without a doctor/' '\V"us he not answu'od?—Buffalo Express. JBSS* A good man h irdiueticed by God himself, and bus a kind ol'diviuiiy within hint.—Sisxkcv. Itgiil ^bbtriisfiittuis. ne eepy or more of this work a t<> Tl:. .1. G. YOüi'G, corner Street*, over lVelln, Fargo* ¡cisco, accompanied with Urn ithlulh- and piompflj- attend •vAf-rr npplk-d . libers I Qi'ATi.; OF (Al.ll-'ÜRNIA, O —In the Probate Court of .nt.- of IH lieV.Hint f theEstM .—On readinpc the petition of T¿ ir of said Estale. nn-.l also p-aan Warner. Hfenry Warner and Ma ehildren of snid (.'ai-oliiie M. Th..., ... __ - ordered that notieo lie ;.;iven by puliiJeJition ofa copy of thia order once a week für lour weeks in '.lie Los An;;ei published in tlie fitv of I.os Angeles, ihe next oi'l.in", aqd all persona totercsted in the Estate of id minor?!, to appear befítré t¿.=- i.-!■-'," Coui'fóf the unity Qf Sag Üei-íiJ.irilino, ¡it ti'e ' •':..-1 ¿¿, ' DI pf ;-,tid Court sa-ut County, on Hondav, the -J,'.;¿i ,'.\¡\ of Feliukini-v, A,D. 55. at IQú'cIffck A. SI,, then and there to ;dm=r ¿r.\,;>. A. ■ ■'■ .■' '.'.¿; rm or l--r nf t Ills Ceiivt mIkiuM not bo is- 1 tn ;:.,. ■:■.- I ',' hcodore Tliorp, a .'¡mí nisi ¡'it tor and i;-iiai'- ■n us ai'-.i-e-j-nM, to sell tbe right, title and intercut ofthe id minor "hiMron in certain real estate si tt:,-tie in the y of San Franeisco, and partlcuiaily cle,scribed in. said -" in thia Court. _____M D. ir. Tilo:-!.'.'";, ProUtc Judijo, itteat, - RICH. U. ñWaKINS. frotiatc Clerk, n Bernardino, January 22, 3855. ian;6-4\V Splendid enterprise. GREAT BOVI^J^M^ íí-■ STSEBUTIOS,Off A-mC-AÁ: ■•AfAMiÁl.m ÁXB Persona! Property, BY HENRY DALTON, LOS A^GElSS. Total ITaliae, $8^,000. Bisares^ $1 Each. - Splciull'l ÜHtaíliiig IStgtaeg, Vr.'.i-.a5jlc Vlucj-arils r.n-Jl Oacliartis, J.Ins"inccnt FaxuU. niKl City a:,tl Town Lets, i.V LOS AJVGELES AJVD SEJVTOJV. 432 First ©lass Prizes. Executor's Notice. IN Tullí matter of -,iiela-Jt wiH.-md íestament of 5LYNTT ELA CARBIfiLO. décteasea. All [ieraoaH having eWim i^ainst tlie sjiid te3tatr;x, arc requested ■ to exhibit 1 Iv ,".",. -ni, *'-" "sary vouchers, s after the pub!:, i Bailará, January 2¿ í<:ií¡ j O1 75ef¡ndSl. 1*, $5 and $(í. i.ev niishl. St. 'fee Baths is extended to th . ii. ^T)0*:YrAKi>, rroprietoi San FrJUictsco A=Jicafl of ih iIt¿ÍSS TO -u-ElfiA-T 15ALT UKE CITY* It regular express will leave tor (iltEAT ¡¿ALT LAKE CITV. and iiiiein.eiíiate- settiemcistfi-; I'AYSJINS. 8V3HN6FIEU), PBOVu-OTY. f January, 13S8. ' f Exchange drawn, and collections at ,. Parcel? Í.-.A PacItEgcs Fon,-arded. i CHAS. i'.. JOIiNMjN. A, . 1:.^-, Apenl tit Salt I.alie Citv. ' de & C O. íTbfüHetJConTt atiba Viateá ¿ialw* /,.".-■',i,;". lH.--i.rict of GAiiArnia. XT ISORL'EHEiithat all eases now in ihi.i court on _. pe.il, or that may hereáfte* be a-ppealud from the di eisions of theCoi-iiiiiissionei-s to alerta in asi'l ret tie tiie pri vate land cle,inu¡ in the State of California, when servio.,, of petitions for review, or motion»! or orders in the cau;;es ..re i;.-j;;..j-jj;i-v to be :n:¡-:lo upon the gartie-, or ¡iny of them. audi serVttíonhallbe made upon Such parties or afloinie^. 1, and tliey will inaho e.nsH-er.-j or ]dea« t.bereto ! _ wfTyk, ADAMS Ext rCSS, uaakiso ,aa\-<, r- a . ..¿< ..: t Los As_ Stcanrcf Jl'uildir, I.cliirs and 1 urtefe forw;i._ .... .._. .. ...,., ".». i« ■.-«<« et-iüici;-co; fu m thence to ail ¡aits cl tic United ¡slate;» Hills ol Exehnnpe Ct 'l e Principal. n-escribed by thc ad under t existraj: laws of California regulatii Con. I. V.ÍC. p^er. C. E. CARR, Clerk. STATES PAPERS. .511,000 10,000 6,000 1,500 ie Elegant Jli'det-n Be.ilt Dwelling Honse Ida/a, value.. Ono Vineyard, containing six thousand Vines, Orchard, Dwelling, kc. value One very line and convenient Dwelling House, opposite ttie Court Boa ". value Twobeautifu R ; * ■• ■ situated in tho business _Vt\ion of '".'.. ,-,-..!.ie each A new and de i rabie Dwelling ¿House 10 liie central part of tho City, value - Numerous others at one thoiuand fTolhirs.live handled dollars, ííc, A great variety of City and Town T/>ts in Los Angeles, v.tgy of which are situjifed on the most bttsineSS streets, nd are rapidly risinft In value. 'I wo HCXDKKD AND i-*oí:tV EliEOáNT LOTSin the town f Ilentoii. TWENTY-FOUR >i:i'i-;i-i:; cortv aíiik i.*.\i;:i.s on t.heiinnchoorA-iu=sa, eon- liiiiiin1,-some ofthe richest and lootit fertile hinds ¡n tiie 'A'orl.l, with HOUSES, CATTLE, &e" &c. For a description ofthe above large amount of property, CATALOGVIU A.\l) PLOTS OF SURVEY are in preparation, nnd will be circulated throughout the country. Aa a guarantee M the reality, fairness and security, ro- ferejice may ho made to 1,'on ÁBBLSTSársk'. Mesj-rs, JoiinroS 4 Allaxsok, Hfensrs. Sahfcoid & CABsps, Hap. Francis Mkl- l.m Messr-i. A.U—K1~ & Bá=WJ»«. Hon. J. P. .MoPaulam), ¡3. D. WitsoJ.-, Esq. and 1(¡:miv 1 I.i.\cocí.-, Esq. Drawing to take jilaee o=rv «»c FIRST ISIOX- DAT IV ¿MAY, 1855, In tUe City of tos Angeles. felil-tt STATES PAPERS of the latest datea will bo received bv ^^^^^ every steamer; also SPANISH, ERIiNCH amlOPiiMAN" papers ifroin*eveW part ol the world, and for sale at the oflico ofthe . ¿LOS A.\0KLi;S «TAR. Persons wi ; left at. their place of residence, can b y leaving their names ;it this office. ttended to. ^;AX FH \ Why s- n-xx'j.i ed i,y an. ,- of the folio i!iorej.s--fe1T, end with greater puwe ii-'e.t m.tjus country. AA. it- ¡jumo he has mp, r.Ar.cr-T ti.-v w.ne.i he cjü-, rorm (hr:"> ('^.¡- - ' '■'■■- >.;[•> l,.-ht,¡—that now onable *■' ' '-' difficulíy which every arfi ; ¡ fc witii—nameli- Tn oidor -« , i •■*' 1 rm ~'^--'l '; ;J :";V. iu'-l- ,- ..... i,av-itigniel:;j--esi light, he ¡, " V V il!L,r thoi,me of any other < '-'■■ ; Oi-r(.;oj-e tiiey lm!,;t. be more k.!l0h' 'S tne shorter tbe time the r = oi- i NEW DAGCIEUREAN- i ir.LE the world ,.,!., jjü ,,e g¿a..- írament6aü(.;4cat-om* f^t who wii.hcs PER- "w -tho l.e.it ar ■ ot io be surpass- ontainlng leu.-je, n i-.r.y ever be fort ¡WW rre.u top, efdft^ud half -ireome (lie great y bas to contend shli ii any of ou¡- o! :'es of e-,tjhar,,ve. irig plnee* . l.risville, .eueon, ¿c. kc. LETTERS, Ac,, iiuietECO, and all parts of es in California ■oathig of puro silva .eoimnoibitod All orders promptly A- A. S. WAITE&CO. THE copartnership heretofore 'xisfine- under the n; and stylo of RICH & NEWIH-AHli i* "'-■•' ' tyhiof RICH & NEWJUKK, hymtumil consent. J. p. Xev.-mark i Ule all alfau-js of the concern. day dissolved fully authorized to A'A ¿Sotle*. person-; indebted to tbe most ¡¡re roquest^fl tg UNlk m of SooW & iiip.te payment . OSBCRN, i..-. ^£ent. JACOB RICH. Los Angeles, January 1_ 1S65. J. P." NKW1IARK woHld hereby ootiTy all wbo are ¡nde 1 to the late linn of Rich ,A Xewmarl; to call and settle 1 line without delay, and those having demands to present .em immediately for settlement. i"-'s °* P.-W;iviuiiR Q the comn- Ati thoi before nitl «JT Prices as reasonable and prepared wil h ' nr, bold ai 'bieh eani). ch prod i inch admired, and n plates, as thcy Sfli. Hecause he luis of lato, after much e: irough.t his chemical preparation!» to perl jompoutids entirely dilTerent from auythin iscdin the art, which enables him to pi ¡to..—- ■■' every sitl.in-, w-t.b that clear,.j- niueh admired in -ill ¡lis pi.eturi ■i:-liinii perfect nlier.csses will do wet. elsewhere and judge for themselves. r,i wi-—-1-'- ----■ ■ perior to any in th. well to m. 1)0A'T FORGET THE PLACE. New building, corner.Sacramento nn.1 MS*.*» CUAS. li. JOilX^ON'. Air«if.- iríriEl'EJÍliEST LISE. CARRYIA"G THE V. S. MAIL. sr &an Francisco and In termed Inte Port», ,85j- The new and Kptendid btcamship Imrde- ■'■''.e-iilarsemimon-i DIEGO. Btopiti». TA PARPARA.I Wharf, SaoFíWí Roturninu, wife on the arrival of Angeles. Eor freight GOLIAH, Capt, J Pksk.mí, Wiil hereafter mate A-,, \' ''V*> LL"lfi '*hh-10, PAN- ' ' ' ' "s ^njrelos,) leavine; ¿Lonff " ".'. "V-rHAlU-ÍPAV --it4P.il. ■l'ku,^ I'Irl:,¿c'vc'lT<'tlif-r PltlDAY, ■-. • ^es irom . an Bermirdino and Loa. or passage apply on beard.. ■'ooUiei Come and §ü£ J. floodscousisiit,- oftiKXTS' PlX^AXliCiiA!::-!■:tt.ii'flj. IXG. BOOTS, ¡SHOES and ««"*» v-~-'¡-»-—- " hseriber» have just received a s¡deu = lid stock ot f GENTS' UrVEAXT* COARSE CT.0T1 d Gents' Furnishing Ooods. Also, large ¡/tock _______________________________ Merinoes, Delaines, Cashreores and Plaid, &d G' . , ,Sll[: do., fee,. &o, &c. And a general assro-i lli;.IlL "r TRIM.MIXOS which are offered for sale 1,^- until the biM ofJaouarr, K thi weiltoeanatü,e'llKXi¿".;"'*ixlr'',,ll;,;],Wl,MT'JuWrt'! |U'CU EA13ATT & CO. Agents Almsmacsl Almanacs! Stoi-y, ¿Heojíngtoii & Co. IMPIIIiTPHSaudiioalers in Oim-s, lled.kines. Chemicals Perfumery, Patie-y Articles, &c, IkltLunj Sire:-'., bd-ictzn \V>.:,:ihi:ojlon and Merchant, Sah I.-'raiicijjjco. ACfflSTS FOR OáfíOOIPSTN'DlA CHOLAf.Offbi;. WI.-T.A.R'S i!A15A¿\[ OF WHjicjtKRRV, ftr.\i:ft!-.'viü;;:;, cí>.->¡ mk;-íicim-:s. coii- IffiTT'S SHAKERS' SAR-Ai'ARILLA, DR. JIVAP UPE Promtl '. i tt , .; one ofoei- rim. ■.rill .re.'-'idc permanent- il; in the Atlantic ¡3tates¡ and su peri :¡ tend in neraon tl i ,."..,(._..:_- pitting up and shipping of gSoas for tiji- (latter ourselves tliat wc can offer Bnporii-r rd "■"- ' quality and jiriee, to anv other in '..'"! STORY, SEdfiíGTON & O '8 EXPRESS. Iched by every iteam- •I'n Ports, viz : Monte- .rJ.., ci.nuH, uai'Daro, thence to Buena ven- j, thence to San Juan and Kan Pernardinc- :c to Lower California, Gila P.iver and! rees, Parcels And Letters forwarded nnd ¡patch. Puis of Pxeliauge ou the Atlaatio nd Kuro;>e can be procured of any of the AgentB ¡\% the above ports. H. JOHNSON, Agent, Los Angele* market, vantages, both line of businesi TI S. La ell established ¡in Ani/i-I'-:*.. . , '¡i, would ...... and [latroSs, that they rehimdi.se on Commission. lt knowledge of busiaesa. ofhíinPranciíieo, (a mem¿ u coti.-itainly in that city,) they ... .to the trading jiublid than any other boast of in Mils city. All order.-) Cor the purchase of merchandise in Kan Fri ,cisco mast be acoomnjiiiied with the cash-. LAZARD & %"W9 ¡.oí ángeles, AuifnateJ ''■■' , AugastlM, 1604 Kot.tcc, THE PUBLIC are hereby notified, that from an experience the be.st possible ; an association of duties both in tho lield and office for tbe term of fii\ month?, with Mr. CKO. J1ANSOX Civil ;imi iniilary Pngiueer, i have bc- ,"■)-,■•• bcyonfl p doi^bt Batis6e_d that be is not only to I'.-'t a . ,- ti.it, but from his integrity of ■; ■ . ■'-. i-, mi i:- y habits a gentleman, whom I cbeerfuOj recommend, arid thus having confidence, ap. point Deputy Surveyor ofthe County of Los Angeles Oflico, nest, door West oí tiie Store of lüatfliew Keller, and ercial street. IIPjS'RV HANCOCK, of Los Angeles County, over that of Bias fc'l.h-g'.s , i Ooimi- Removal. i'-'4 tf T!IM undersigned would ¡ul'orm his friends and patrons tbat he bas returned to his Old Stand o i Commercial. Street, opposite Foster Sf Wadhams, «here be would lie pleased to see all bis old cu t.loman | and supply them with (iecd*; at Jib; unttf-uallv leu- prices .¡anil " JOHN J0KE3. VOL. 4. LOS ANGELES, THUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1855 3TO. 40. Cos %t$t$ $Hw* Printed anil puhÜslied everv Tbursdnv, ¡nTempb.es Building's, Main street, bead of Ou mm «re tal, by J. S. WAITB & CO. Tii-mt,—Siihscri|.tion, Sis Dollars per annum, payable io advance, or Nine Dollars at the end of the yea;-. AdiJ/ríi'íínitiííí Inserted at Two Dolhirs per square of ten lines for the lirst insertion, and Oue Dollar per ¡square for *ach subsequent insertion. Terms, Cash, Transient advertisements must, be paid for in advance toiQHure attention, No communication is aduiissahle over a fictitious signature, unless the real author or writer is known. Agents of tlie tos Angeles Star. The following gentlemen arc authorized Agents for the * ■ Thomas BniniCK QfiORGS R[0B Messrs. Ksox Si Wiiis.ti.kh. B. S. Thompson..., R. HOFKisa -. Coi, jAQsms.. os. A- lfi.NTiniAX.. . ..San Gabriel. ... .San Bernardino. Monttrf_. Santo Barbara. San i^ti-:OI,i_/o. ... .Sail Franris'-o. LOS' ANGELES STAR MAIN STÍtEET, (Tem]»le*s Buib!iu.--.s) Tlie proprietors of the Los Augeles Star, would respectfully inform their frieudi am] tbe public, that thoy have j.l«t received a l-.irge aid vnri.'d assor!.ii)eiit of wSa matcri- »t, and are now prepared to esecute the following description, of VhSXS AND FANCY - JOB ^^tXI^PIKTC^-, In the Itcst ityle of tUc Ait. Books, Circulars, pamphlets, Cards; 3111 Heads, Deeds, ¿Labels, Notes, ¿Posters, Billets, Law Blanks, Bills ofBj.chm-1-.'o Banlr Checks, Pro .'rarrimes, Bills of Fare. uit may be desired. = -, p.j tmice thi: ntire ;itli their orders. : respectfully iuvit.c justness €mh. TS SPotlce. in.- resigned the oiiice of. Oount\ ..fo.nitv. will resume the ]>ractiei .i- StatD Court:;, and in tlie Dislric ILos Angeles, dan A Ali>ei-t H. Cinrlc, TT01tN-]i*.y AND COÜNSEÜOK AT LAW, Main street. in Nichol's New 11 .lilding, l,.is Augeles. Janll-tf ' A K¿. H. Dlmiiilek, TT-KISKY AT LAW AND NOTAiii' Dl-W.IC, Tl ilUinii. Miin streei, I.os An-r-hes. i C. F- Cai-r ArroasEV and couxselluií at Angeles I)»etor A. 15. Uauiium, TEHDEÍS bin services to the citizens of Los Anodes and its vicinity ¡ft the various branches of the practice of lledicine. Office at thc Bulla Union. fobl-if John ti. ¡Vieli.ils, /~1 ROCKRY AND 1TÍOV1S10N i-TülAA, al bis Ul 1 Stuud r \T Main street, I.os Amreles. tui'U if I)' ■¿lie ¿ftlíittli ew liftBfraiico, l'ttOVLSION.-i, GÜUCKíllKS AND LIQUORS. Negros. huAiiíi'l;*. au31 tf "\V H. JJll.VrfO.V. II. li. Ai.laa- .Tolinson & Allansnti, Saecators to AUtawdzr tt: MeUu*, .I'>1.K.-*.\I.].: AND 1ÍKTA11, DEALF.KS IN (:KN1:!1A1, MK.lXilANDlil-:, Main st., I.os Angeles. . aulT " Yv C. Dacomiaan, fATOIIMAKKU ANO liOOXSKi.I.lJíí. U.moi-rcial street .\nreles. jyS ly J.iiZHrd & Ivi-enier, IMPORTERS. AND V.'HOLK.-A.LM AND RETAIL DKU.KR- IV FOitK.KIN" AND J)MS1 ¡-¿.-Tit: UltV (f-O- IDS, f.í. Í i-i'll IX. ¡ UaOEá, &BBE&, HATS, kv., comer uf Melius' En*, Los An (Ti-Ws. ivlo ly Jl.KÍA.MUJU. D. ' I'll ü ta: ALUXANDEtlS & liANNlNCI, For warding and Ceiwmlsalon Merchant*, SAN PEDRO AND fa03 ANGKLE;;, Cal. fi*. N. MlíXAjíDElí. Lo\i AhíéSés. JvYMAN. RII.'II, HOl'KlNri .V CO., .ti.ni Ueriiardino. W. J. WILLIS, Lexington, RANKIN & CO., Pan i-'rancisco. nov 23 tf AUG. W. TIMMS. ¿tfoi*warding ani* CaramlsslJii Mcrcluint, SAN I'KDiU). AU goods consigned to ine will be forwarded with disjiateli to and from San IVdro aiu.l San Fiaiieisc.i and intermediate poru. Advances ni-ide ou goods, and all eommission bud jie-iH fitlendnd to with Tiroiontuess. decl4-1*m BELLA UNION HOTEL, Bi JOHN "W. ROSS, «ain Street, 3 doors East of Commercial Streef, STUART, Hi If,!)I.It BUILDINGS OP BRICK, WOOD or ADUBfi contracted for, to be delivered conjplete; V&. ELEVATIONS and SPECIFICATIONS drawn for publie or private houses. 1it5i_ CHAIS l'ÜMt'S put up and warranted to give satisfaction or uo charge. . ftg~ SHOP ue.ii' residence, Fort street Lis Angeles, liec. '28. 1854. tf Carpenter and Joiner Sliox>- T¿IE subscriber, thankful for the patronage hitherto extended to him, heap leave to inform his iriends and the public, that having located himself permanently in this city, is prepared to execute as heretofore all descriptions of Carpenter and Joiner Work, at tho lTivcit cash prices. Contracts solicited for ths erection of Brick, Tramo or A lobe Haul ..lings. Repain or aHerjithuts- promptly attended to. J3S3" COFFINS mad'e to order. T'uroiture put up and repaired with neatness and dis- Shop oh Main street, opposite tlie old stand of Alexander & Melius. =¡nov2-3ml PHI UP C. WILLIAMS. JLrchitect and Builder. ■vices to the public aa an EL¿EVATIO¡VS AW» aPECIFICATIOWS DRAWN. Contracts for all descriptions of Buildings taade and executed in the beat manner, and at the /short •it notice. Building Materials of all descriptions constantly on hand and for sale at his Lumber Yard, MAIN STREET. DOORS, BLINDS AND SASH =*f all descriptions constantly on hand. Workshop in Melius' Row. Office at Lumber Yard, Main street. IRA GILCHRIST. REFERENCES: - AbolStearnos.Esii., j Hon. Francis Melius. H-mryDaltou, Esq.. | B- U. Wilsou, Esq., janll-tf Wm. T. B, Sanford, Esq. Jk Sale 0.r ^tnt. House awl Lot far Sale. ÉMíjSl A VE1ÍV DESlUABUv HOlSE, suitable for a small ■■j family, containing two roions, with a I.oi attached, iii, situated nt the heed of Main ulreet, ¡s offered for sale on reasonable terina. For further parttcutafs apply to ICXACh) GARCÍA, febS-tf Temphj's R«w, Main (tre»t. 800 FOR SALE. ACRES OF GOOD LAND, suitable for cnltivatii and iuquai.tlties to suit.purehas,.rs. Said ¡.ami is situated on the west bjuik of the San Ouhri.d River, about one mile belo-.v ihe Obi Jli.wion. and is welludapted to tbe raifling uf aU kinds of rraía. A Warraulee üeed will beglven. — ALáO — Horses and Msilcs Wilt he tahen and hérdoO with d baud óf gent to horses on the t-ai.eb a.ljoiliin!; said land, ttirOe liiib-s from this oily, wliére Hiere ia an ubuiu.h..nee of good grass daring the whole year, A receipt will he given An- each an i unil when taken. Term-**, ©1 peí- Monti». Fur further particulars euijuire ef febl-tf 1SAa(* BARTJtfAN, Esq., Los Angelas. For Sale, PACK, RiniNG andWAGOS ML* n the .subscribers previous 1 i .j -¡.¡ li .. ewlier ALKXA*. .. ! ., n tSSI I , Í nl jan25-tf Or II. W, AL\X \A:-\ tl. ). , An . ¡,- A IS nre timticc. i OlXin Ol'PORTU.MTV U odered to an ináust ii 'V son to rent-a tarín about y miles iVnm Ihis i-ii- -■iiiliborhoed of the misiioii Sau Cubriel. There is from ■ o .ri!J aeres moler i'oio.-. áúd Would he lease,! fat a (jortti ¡' the crop or o I lieriTise. A good bouse on the prctnlMC^. !i.¡ilire al ¡hisoiiiee, d©eM feiooAnii-^oi* ni]-:: $in the OoeiHy oí Le 1KH-HK Aim. Ms. i-r e leOBrcodlng Sows in QON*. &c. from this Oily, and tho luis in selling it, id that onlr Object the present proprietor he wishes to leave the State. ,'j__^_^_^_— £-?>" Terms easv. I'.'.n.jiiire of nov2:i—tf WM. P.. OSfeüRN'. Ajr titer A in'-' anus*». A nESIUAI-ÍLKFAliJl. near the San Gabvi.-l b_¡_ There is about (JO acres enel.^ed, bail-pv.e' I■ irineii can be irrigated. There is also souieSllll Fruit Trees and a good Hi .t tills oiiice. imv.t-tf Siaitjforil tS parson, ..-.-.-I th Ibe lafegc llricb St Flourin- «ill of Vf.Bsa, propose. for the parpKH Lo.: Angela Slceti, are now roeeiting nt lhe'rue,v i-.tiimi, and offer for aale i geiieralüsjairlnnm! of GTIO-^BJES &m PB0VISI0KS, " HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASS WARE Tinware 0fiUe4va«rti );tciuHfnrt=«i'e, l'AHLOli andCUOXIXO ST.!\'K--, ui the mb..: ;j¡.j..j-..vl,I Panned Doors, They wajiíd p=ártiu iifjo-íui i anv bi .s auk,.; , Barley. See. .otheii-h.i-elntof FMÍT TBFJS. -VpOWislbe IN haa just time to.b-ivai. received ih.- d plant them, lai-ei-at and li The ue., i suliieriber FRUIT TREES ever ship.-- 1 t ,, th* PoeUt-o ei. BHt. Thev nee in line order, from the eek braWd Mount Hope uurserv. Rochester. N.« v York.- Also 19,000 g u'ijii.s for Lfral'liiiL:. imdüdiji'í e ver r pood va rietvnf Apple, ¡'ear. Pliiui and Oherrv. ta 11 sm in or ther will all l.-e disposed ef. vr. i t: os¿ sntx. lebS-tf ■* Los A i:-,;el... » street. Lafayelíe Resíauran^ FORMERLY rPHE OLD AMERICAA_ COMMERCIAL STREET, ¿» HAS I— >■ -i:.--idij!ly reli I le.l a nd thorough §¡i&¿k£&AiéEÍ&i ivith'hiJ.l'-l-.ii.iii,-, il" !lesirej|. * Meals at aU hours, by bill of fare. Saloon for privat parties. Families ean be sup].lied at tlie nboriest notice. Cakes of all kinds constant Iy on band. Partridge, Rabbit and Chicken l'ie.s. Aliment are Preserves, - . The best the market aiVord., will be eoiwlanllv served up F.VU1Í &CÜ., I'ropr:et n thorl allowance, until a threat from His lixcellenej that be would p-oceed tu Yodo, brought the ai.il to their acmes. At length, ho-,•,',**ver, p-Tmis'sion arrÍvo¡¡ frnm thi. Capital ut tiie f .[¡ve'i'iini- of Xaoasaki lo iMgotialo with Admiral Stirling, and a Convention wasslgn- ed, similar we believe in aU r=espects tu that entered into with the Americans, namely, that tiie two ports bfáimoáaHikdéadl BhftH m thrown open i.,j]¡:'iti!-h trade. A.I the swfte tune pwtóssioaw&s granted to the crews of the vessels to lmul ou an island in the harbor tii.e.i-ijliaiTers of a mile in circumference ; but with the exception of those olli- cers who accompanied the Admiral in his three cere* nionial visits to the Governor, on which occasions all view oi'the surrounding country, or even ofthe town, was prevented by a 1'ence ten to twelve feet high, extending from tho wharf to the house in whieh the reception took place, not a single Individual was allowed to set foot, ou the mainland. Ko traffic was permitted, and all endeavors on the part of the officers to procure specimens of lacquered wave, etc., proved unsuccessful. Indeed, everything was done, ami sueces-d'ully. bnt under a garb ofthe utmost politeness, to teach their visitors that their company hnd rather be dispensed with. The wptadron got under weigh on the 29th iriit., after a lengthy and most, disagreeable stay of six weeks, and returned to Hongkong, where, though previously ficparted in a gale, tlie vessels as above mentioned, have atlatríved in safety. Tins I-í-.!Í y and lici- Cob Tiie Boston Transcript gives un amusing account of an event that occurred in that cily a few days since. It seems that, a French lady residing there had a favorite cat, which, in the course cf time, had grown so troublesome and bold as to be exceedingly annoying. Madame laid borne ita increasing encroachments for a long time uncomplainingly ami w t: _-p '.tie. c ; bat at last ba ddet r- ¡nined to hring h"r cuur.se to ,a sudden c-iul. This was only accomplished after continued strivings and self-contentions, but triumphed in the end.— Madame, however, had a kind and tender heart. She therefore prepare*', ft largo basket, lined it wiih delicate cotton, periumes and flowers, and capturing Miss Puss i:i au '.¡-¡guarded moment, she f'oi'twith, v.iih many l,-ars. ¡uearceraied her in this Ü\ n; tomb. When night came, lite disfcreájed mistress, atti nd si My ft faithful female servitor, repaired to lhp.n -u'o-i bridge. Here her resolution wa-\ereil, ¡¡.- 1 u'.m .1 gave "way, aud she wept btt- ierly o\ cr her former ¿favorite ; but 'dually. Id; the conclusion of a preamble, she was reaadred, and was about eossignlug h'.-r vietiiu to the waters. The few lucid momenta that had dawned on Miss Fuss were being brought to ac'o-:e. Already \v shc hovering !;etweeu liie and death ; the basket was raised, and when it fell it was t > fall like Lnc"- f, r never to rise again. At t!i!.s mome&ta strong arm was luid upon be¡\ aud she heard a voice ex claim— '-Wretched woman !—;;nhajipy female!— what would you do? (rive me the basket! 1'oor unfeeling maniac!—and her own eit'-pring too. no doubt! bomt resist1, lialloa there poKccniau V And uftar da'.rued upon lier—not the stat of hope —bufan invulnerable agent ofthe law. .'What Wj,-ts to be done ''. She ceuld not speak the English language sufficiently fittent to explain in thia hurried moment ; but chancing to think of tho name of the French Consul, the asserted as plainly ae she could that she appealed to him. The "poliis7' reflected a moment—consented—and scon afier the rescuer and the rescued, the infanticide and the policeman, arrived atthe Consul's residence. Here tho lady in her own tongue made known her story, and thegsllantdelivered his. '-Open the basket!" said the modern Arisfides. The basket was opened. The benevolent gentleman looked at the policeman» and the policeman in great disgust at the benevolent gentleman. MYcli, I hope you are satisfied?" remarked that functionary, cmiLemp- tuously, as if absolving himself from auy parliel- pancy in the matter ; and the benevolent gentleman, with, a fait '* Ü vest" consulted his watch, wished somebody good morning, and faded out iuto the darkness. Actlno Asst. Q. M. Office. ? Fort Tejón, Cal., January Vith. 1855. ." PROPOSALS will be received at this office until tin: im'h of Fcbman-, iii-cxiiiio. for uui.jilviug TWO iiUM'RLL THOUSAND POUNDS W HAKLEY, u> follewp : The sa.id Batloy to bf delivered on thc boÁpletian of the contract, in tOpathlj iiuslJillumutr. of forty ihousunil pounils, including a supply to bo kept up a-t il i Oí.rent poiiit.H on tin- ron'l fo* tSfl a6e of tlio Government Toaitta, viz : ,M Sáiii IVa-li-r-, Runcho G.hm.iii.Ji. rntr.inee to Cju'iou of Sau I'riiiicisc.o ii'iii-ncr"^ ]';t;:s 'Ax, nr..! L4.i- LLíj¿;íb;-il.-—..ny 2,000 poancla at oaeh, I tic ¿balnace at tho I-'o^t. Tbe tWley to be deaveríd in good =sacks. Ic.-r fariher l.arti'culara uri-.-' •"-* í:¡-s "Eice- \-3,.: A deputation from Carson Valley lifts arrived at Sacramento, with petitions from that place, for the admittance of it iuto the .State of Californi't. They had pretty hard times on the road, tlie esdiBT almost smothering them at some points. Tlie following is from one of thc company. " As they ascended into tbenwantain the snow increascd iu depth to two or three feet, and when uight o\cr(ook them they had, aftera toilscme and sull'oriug day, made but six miles, and the snow around them four feet deep. Shortly before they crossed one of their mules Mas missed, but they could not go back for it. 'J'he prospects for thc night were gloomy in the extreme. Theirmatchcs had been so dampened by the rain the day previous, that they found it impossible to make a lire, they had nothing to eat. and wore compelled to camp tathefenow as best they might. They passed a dreary and Utter nighi, bnt daylight lound them all ¡dive, and ¡he SOOW not increased so much lis to prevent their advancing. This day they succeeded in passing the summit and gelling io Lake Valley, where tiie .-new \v¡u then bat throe feet deep, and where a stack of hay was found, which had been left there by a Mr. Smitlv To this they tied their inulei;, and after another night of suirbring aña endurance thc men started for the Mormon .Station, distant seventeen miles, for aid, leaving the mules at the hay stack. The Station was reached the ¡-ame day, but assistance for the poor animals could not be conveyed to them until the third day. when only three Mere found alive; twelve of them having frozen to death during the storm." Cash ahí) Citi-;nn\—rlf yon would gel, rich, dou'i deal in passbooks. Credit is the " tempter iu a new shape.11 liny dry goods ou :'tntst, utid you will purchase a thousand articles that cash would never thoughtof; a dollar hi band look* larger titan ten dollars seen through the perspective ui' a sixiy day due bill. Cash i.i practical, while credit taJeee horribly to taste and romance, Let cash buy a dinner, aud you will have a beef-.-tcak ikinked wiih onions. Send credit to market, nod he will return V.'ith eight pairs of woodcock and a peck of i. ush- rcoms. Credit believes in double-breasted pins and champagne suppers. Cifflh is mere easily satisfied. ^ - Healthy Women and nufly-Btaan&Bgci* Dr. C. M. Fitch, ata lecture Lb Pittsburg, speak- íng ofthe, acreditan canses of consumption, remarked, "J believe 'it tobe ntteily impossiblv to lad b perfectly healthy child bon) of dotlcate Bipk- ly parents. The unsound constitution ofthe pa- rent is usually transmitted with Increased Intensify to the" offtprfttg, and no charm [,-v of morbid pW!- dbposltion, te moro surely aod mure anmlllngfy ii'.i.ii-iuiued than b predisposition bo pnlmouarj ooa- sumptioa, Whea we consider tlte infiuence thai the mother's health must eseri oo the h-alth ofher children, it is strange that bo Uttlo attention should be paid to the physical adacatLeo =trf edrls. M'hy from the boor ofher birth la q female child to lis subjected to eternal LmprlsOttmentÍ Why Is she to bo cooped iro within doors, confined to patch work and nurstDB fi«doll, and taught if consider it- qnttfl uuhidylil-ie, to InoVfl i'asl.'i' llian l!u' di;:; nified gate of some super ai^pnated dowager, Turn yourgiclsout of doors, let (hem play at imll and trundle the hoop, and.iaagh nodsboul ■ i tiu-y please, aad they will i» Bner láctica A,.- U al thirl y. oren Ifnol .quite so graceful ai Hfteea By the lav, s of LycurgUS, the Wise nnd imniorlal lawgiver oí' the Spartan Ropublte, the mosl especial at- tention was paid to the jihysical educa'ton of wo- i.icn, and no delicate sickly women on W M«mt wafl allowed to marry. Supposing a prorisiou like this would be carried into olleclhcre ! What an army of ittnnarrhrd ladles wc should very soon see. If a young marl wants to choosc a wife, lei him invite ihe hnly he has in view, to take a walk, a long one, and" wben lie comes back it he finds Ufa companion obliged logo to beá witii a headache, let him look- somewhere else for a wife, unless in i- band of paying Doctor's bills. Speaking of early iaarriagc8,the Doctor remarked: 'In this ecuntry very few ladies arO fit eilher physically CT mentally to become motV.ers before they reach the agti of titenty^one, twenty-two. w three, bat SO precocious are our young ladies, that ii' they happen tq pasa twenty without baring made definite arrangements, they begin to consider themselves old maids, and before a ¡School girl is fairly out of short dresses and pantalettes, she is looking up beaux " Amoug the ancient Germans, than whom a fip- er race of men, physically, perhaps, never existed, it was death for any woman lo marry before she was twenty, und were this law to heVnacted and ngoronsHy enforced among us, the amount of human lif. that would be saved thereby, is past all computation/'' fcíGBJÍIorS íí<¡ol¡:.—ri'iie most impttdent and ex- perl achievement In the art of thieving that ive have lately heard of, was related to us a few de.yj unce, as follows: At a laborer's boarding house, where i tis customary in warm weather for them to leave their coats the entry while at meals, a thief took into his head to make an incursion one day when all hands WSTfl busy at dinner. Accordingly he recouuoitered fog passage way. saw a good variety of coats and jackets, some new, some half worn, &C-, all of v.h c'i he gathered into his nrifta, and waéJeareltSBly making h& etai. Just as he was about to cross thc threshold, the man of the house, who was Late to dinner, arrived at the door, '■What are you going to do with these coats?'' cried the landlord. 'I'm taking them to my shop, sliv- '■Aud whatfbr!" "The gentlemen want to get 'em scoured, ¡sir." '•Oh, then, if that's till," said thc Iktrdlosd, you mav Lik-miue along to.;-J Saying, he duiied his garment, handed it over to the thief and proceeded to his dinner, The surprise of the boarders on missing thoi: habiliments, and the confusion of the'Iandlord in giving his statement, may well be imagined. BnrMixou::CoAt.i.\"CAi.Tt-'OKxL'..—Thc State Jour- nal says that a mine of bitumiiiou:; coal has been discovered recently on Feather lili er, between Marysville and liidwell's liar, at the western liase of the foot hills. The vein has been traced eighteen miles among the mountains by sinking shafts. and is from ked his lather if the word *■ Hon," prefixed i i the ¿same of Mr. , the lie- presentative in Congress, meant - holiest?" That boy has a mind fur investigation. "Í.-G- Ever is a word much on the lip;, Lut little in the head or llie heart. The fashions of this world, its joys and ¡is iinrovis, pass away like a winged breeze : there is nought forever but that which belongs tothe world beyond the grave. '¿'it- Tri ut ers anil other consumers of paper may naturally expect a great rise Ul the price of that aitlcle, for people in thc days of laud times will be compelled to wear rags instead of selling thim. /-ÍJ- One of the political divines atthe Tabernacle in Xew York, lately, in alluding to Counvo- ticut in highly complimentary terms, called hvr the "Nctsteu Stale," and immediately added, •■ Where is the U!;¡¿aíi¿u '.'" Ví;" A WOnld-llS prophet, down south, said lately, in oneof b¡*serraoi¿¡, that he "was scatter»- ■f.i. iu Luí whole world, BOil all =diluga therein."— Whereupon a native pulU-d out t«o 45 bills oa a broken bank, and requested him to fork over lliy specie lor them. jiiAl'- There arc in liughind sbont four hum! red thousand widowers, to nearly eight hundred thousand widows—about two to one ÍL v. ill be seen — a fact which goes far to prove that the sex which has the liberty ot'ii-king, fares belter than thc scr which has to bu K '-■ b ~&$l, "Miss Julia, allow nn- to close those blind;-; the glare1 of th" Wti mu =4 be OPpmswlvc." " You are very kind, sir, but 1 would rather have ü little sou ¡han no /ir./nl all.'' The blindshavs never Iwca adjusted—by i^ut gentleman. ^^, A.woman should be ivminbl.', bcoerolentf charitable,domestic, economical, forgiving, generous, honest, industrious, judicious, kind, loving, modest, neat, obedient, pleasant, quiet, rellecUiig, sober, tender, urbane, virtuous, Wise, esculpían, yielding ami obedient. gBBf A printer'* devil, ^rho pays special ulteii- liou to a youu-- lady up lov. n. willioul making uny decided advances, was returning with her from meeting the other night, when she Ibelingly said, -' I feari. shall n.-v.-r go A.> heaven.'-' ■' Why,-'-' snid our typo. " JLcause." ;he rcpllu-d, ■' l love a dei\l bo well." ^S- '■" Perseverance." said a lady, rery eaniest- lv, to a servant. " Is the only way to accompllnh great things." Oue day eight dumplings were neiit down stairs, and >■'■■'a h« dipappeund. " Sully, wboro are all those dumplings?,' '• I managed to get through tliem. ma'am." •■ Why. how OS earth did you contrive to cut BO many dumplings';': -Ly perseverance, ma'am,'-' washer answer. Dr. P , who Lb attached to a I'arlslsn theatre in quality ofa physlelan, expressed bis astonishment, that a man and woman were nol created at the same lime, instead oi'the latter i-pring ing Irom the rib of our first parent. A young actress standing by. remarkable for ¡he graceful turn which she evergivvjs lo the expression of her ideas, said, "Was it not natural, sir. that the llower should come after the sL m ';■' M.um'üs.—People are often raortyS to mumier*. ta order to be "polite" atthe dinner table, our fHend Brown almost starves bimwlf To please '■ reliued company." he orusht» and wire-draws the old S.ixoii tongue inosl tmuicreifully. -Manners, says Brown, are a humbug. Brown is half right. Bad manners are a humbug, but good ones ar« among the besi. styles of goods yd got up. 1J33- '■'Tl:e baby is si;k, my dear,1' "Well, give it som.1 castor oil. Denuis, bring up the castor oil." "It's all gone, sir—divil a drop is left." "Goim ! why we have not yet opened the bottle." ".Sure you have had it every oay, and I have seen you use ii myself upon your salad," ''"Why,you I COUtt- drel ! you don't mean to. say Tve beon e.iiiug castor oil every day during the salad Season !"— "Sure you have, air." "Did you not see the bottle was labeled castor oil?" L'í;ire wid I did. sir ; cmd didn't I put it in the ctiftor every day 'A' Poor John Smith.—That ttblqnitottS personage known as John .Smith, WOfl last week anvsled for au assault and battery in New Orleans, was locked up for being Intoxicated in St. Louis, delivered a temperance lecture In Cincinnati, embezzled the funds of and eloped with the daughter of his employer in New rSngfcnd. In tin: evening cdilied some cf the inhabitants of Boston With an oration upon honesty, moralily, wisdom aud knowledge; and was next morning proscribed as a knownothing by a portion of the New York brees. It has been ascertained that John is an Bscguimans Indian. lie mad" hi;- lirst.. appearance on our shores a few weeks ago. iu company with the captain oí a Yankee whaler, who has spent several winters In the Arctic regions. ¿r.Li- A correspondent tells us that an old gram- Ult who often found iault with professional men. merely because they were such, was oue day complaining about the high fees ihey charged, and the liability of those who employed them to pay such ii.'.-, Whether tbey receive anybeuef.t or not from their services. -''The lawyer,1' said ho. '•must hare his fee whether he gets his ease or loses il; the doctor must hare his pay whether hie pa lent lives or dies ; aud the minister must have Au salary, if one half big coogregatto» Sa '° 5e/A—«V«fi- '-. :■■■:_;.-.---v. BüRYaífl Ai.ivk.—A paper was recently read before the French Academy ofSciences, in which thó following extraordinary tm-tunco was adduced n» a reason for abolishing thc presen! eiisioui of burying so BCjon after death: "A young female had been twice pronounced dead,when only in a IranctS but, had recovered in time to pnv, ;.| being buried alive. A third trance came on. and iu Cflnscrpionco of what had previously occurred, permission was obtained from the constitutional authorities for the body to remain above ground so long as decomposition should not take place. A week—ten days pa&fled away--there was still HO dccompo.-ilion ; but all the medical men declared she was dead, and at length i-he was laid In a coffin. Only a few minutes before the coffin was to be nailed down, and while the bell ofthe village itoe already tolling for the funeral, a female from an adjoining village, who had been a schoolmate 0Í the Supposed deceased,-came to take a la-¡ tare',.,ell. ¡jhestoopcd to kiss the lips of her departed friend, and remained in that position for some time. The hy-staudcrs " to remove ht% S1)S waved them away with her hand,-, and remained in that position, with her lips ou tho:¿e pf her de..':.,.-.•,] friend, and brc:>r thing the warm brcaui of life into her lungs. At length she exclaimed, " She lives,'' and rising from the body pointed ont unequivocal sigi¡6 ol life. She then siaied when ¡she was kissing her friend she fancied she Lit tuT breath, ai:d in a few minutes v.-as convinced of that tact The Linale supposed to be dead was tedien out of the coffin and placed in a warm bed. aud in u few hours fully revived. She was, during her trance, fully sensible ot all thai was parsing ground b,.r.:u:d evefl in aid the death-bell toU. but r.*aa Incapable of ip=eech or sign to thowthat tíic naaaotdeao.—JY. Y. 'M\rfot. Jj--V ..IT
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Title | Los Angeles Star, vol. 4, no. 40, February 15, 1855 |
Type of Title | newspaper |
Title (Alternate) | La Estrella, Febrero 15, de 1855 |
Type of Alternate Title | newspaper |
Description | The weekly newspaper has p.[1-2, 4] in English and p.[3] in Spanish. Los Angeles Star in English includes headings: [p.1]: [col.3] "Visit of Admiral Stirling to Japan -- English treaty with Japan", "The lady and her cat", "A deputation from Carson Valley has arrived at Sacramento", [col.4] "Healthy women and early marriages", "Ingenious rogue", [col.5] "Various items", "Burying alive"; [p.2]: [col.1] "The grape product and culture", "Northern Pacific Railroad Company", [col.2] "We have been greatly pleased with a short article in the San Francisco 'Daily Herald' of the 22d [sic] of January", "Court of sessions", [col.3] "The financial condition of California -- past and present", "Something new", [col.4] "Report of California Land Commissioners", "The mint", "Homestead law", [col.5] "Los Angeles price current"; [p.4]: [col.1] "Selected poetry. To a young mother on the birth of her first child", "Miscellany. An episode in the Peninsular War", [col.2] "A singular couple".; La Estrella in Spanish includes headings: [p.3]: [col.1] "La ciudad de Guaymas es hoy un lugar histórico", [col.2] "Mexico", "Corte de sesiones", [col.3] "Parte Recreativa. Por pluma y tijera", "Baja California", [col.4] "Armas de amor", "Al sueño". |
Subject (lcsh) | Los Angeles (Calif.) -- Newspapers |
Geographic Subject (City or Populated Place) | Los Angeles |
Geographic Subject (County) | Los Angeles |
Geographic Subject (State) | California |
Geographic Subject (Country) | USA |
Coverage date | 1855-02-09/1855-02-21 |
Editor | Waite, J.S. |
Printer | Waite, J.S. |
Publisher (of the Original Version) | J.S. Waite & Co. |
Publisher (of the Digital Version) | University of Southern California. Libraries |
Date created | 1855-02-15 |
Type | texts |
Format (aat) | newspapers |
Format (Extent) | [4] p. |
Language |
English Spanish |
Contributing entity | The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery |
Identifying Number | issue: Los Angeles Star, vol. 4, no. 40, February 15, 1855 |
Legacy Record ID | lastar-m52 |
Part of Collection | Los Angeles Star Collection, 1851-1864 |
Rights | Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery |
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Repository Name | The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery |
Repository Address | 1511 Oxford Road, San Marino, CA 91108 |
Repository Email | email@example.com |
Filename | STAR_127; STAR_128; STAR_129 |
Title | Page 1 |
Contributing entity | The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery |
Filename | STAR_127-0.tiff |
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'. 3tUM !$m\'_ «•THE OLD CIIÜ1ÍC H V A K D." BI" JOHN H, MZLET. When fruits and corn are gathered ia ; When forest-trees ore bare ; When wintry wind : their storms begin, oar, and rend, and tear ; Atevening's close, when men from labor cease, And all ia still, in silence and In peace, Then let ¿me die. And bun' me In "the oíd churchyard" In a quiet lonely nook, Where the old yew-tree seer-s keeping guard. And listening to the brook. Ay. bury me in " the old churchyard" Wtere many'a friend doth lie, Where the old y.-w-ir-e .-:,;■ ms keeping guard, And saying, " AH must die!" Ay, bury me In " the old churchyard" Gloss by the old yea tr -■. Where th< elm and pine keep watch and ward O'er pool* mortality. And ii '.'■ Let no vain n N'o grand srrai with staff's So heai-tle;6 tear or moan : ^_ But let my nearest kin, Who lored me as their .(Mend, Follow me to pay long rep And there their sorrows blend, Tim' *M ;M [ n :*'tr,ihyard" I.i a lonely quit 11 pot, Where ffn fraot Bo v ire and ¡soft greensward, Whihper, " Forget me not!'' Devil a drop of water will I iver drink again in tliis country, without a snake-catcher in my month I" And wiiii sundry other resolutions that would shock tho ears of "a temperance man. poor Mike, pale and trembling with exhaustion, returned to his work. WE PAItT TO MQCET AiiAI.V. BT J, F. SI11M0.N3. Full many n scene, fui! many a flower, Hay yield tbe bosom some delight, To pei ■ h with ¡hi. passing hour, And leavens back again in night ¡ But oh: there Is a special joy Whan parting with the friends we love, The bv-., ¿ ■ ■ knowe no alloy-- To point them to the sky above : A*d while tiie pearjy love drops sw-ell From eyes, the heart is free from pain--■ For though we whisper •• fare thee well" We fool '• wc part to meet again." We knew there is above the skies Aland " where saints immortal reign" Where pvery saint on earth who die Heel Wen la be ne'e.- will leave again. And when we meet In that bright laud To sing Jehovah's praise.- o'er, Among tii-- Bountleas nappy hand, We'll feel fitat. woj-hall part uo more. Look up where truth aad virtue dwell, For earthly things are ever vain ; Then thou, when bidding friends feretrefl, Mayst g\y, ■* We part to meet again.'' |
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It seems they both walk the fine line of being useful, yet big brother-like
Privacy is a hot issue at present, whether it's regarding online privacy or physical privacy in your home or on the street.
Back in 2007, New York
ordered license plate readers
that would be placed throughout Lower Manhattan in order to monitor vehicles. Then, in 2010, the American Civil Liberties Union
investigated Raleigh, North Carolina's use of license plate scanning equipment
to determine whether it violated citizens' privacy rights.
Now, a new report from Kenner, Louisiana says that the Kenner Police Department has been using
license plate recognition technology
to recover stolen vehicles. According to Kenner police, they've been able to find 80 stolen vehicles over the past seven months alone.
"It's the greatest technology to hit law enforcement in a long time," said Kenner Police Chief Steve Caraway. "Within seconds, police officers get a BOLO, a bulletin on their computer saying stolen Toyota headed westbound on Veterans."
The cameras, which were paid for by grants, provide photographs of the back of the stolen vehicle, and the photo is sent to police computers within 20 seconds. In one particular case, two 16-year-old's and a 19-year-old were arrested at Armstrong International Airport after stealing a SUV from New Orleans six days earlier. Police were able to identify the vehicle through the license plate recognition technology.
But this technology didn't only benefit police as far as stolen vehicles go; it also aided police in murder cases, missing person cases and to track sex offenders.
"We've actually solved a recent murder, where all the witnesses saw was just a blue Toyota Camry leaving a neighborhood," said Caraway.
While this system seems to serve its purpose, I couldn't help but compare the technology to the red-light cameras being placed around the U.S. Many citizens are against such systems saying that they are invasive, and that they have the potential to be abused by law enforcement officers as a way of generating revenue. On the other hand, recent studies found that these red-light cameras
can prevent accidents
, and enforce good driving behavior (even at intersections without the cameras).
The license plate recognition falls in the same general category of monitoring vehicles and alerting police when something illegal occurs, and it seems as if both systems are working to their full potential. But my question is, does the license plate recognition technology fall into the same realm of being potentially invasive and abused? It seems they both walk the fine line of being useful, yet big brother-like.
In my opinion, I think both are helpful tools in reducing crime and accidents. I don't condone car theft or the running of red lights, and if there is a way of reducing the number of occurrences, I'm all for it. But in the back of my mind, I have to wonder if police could scan a license plate and see who it is, then pull them over based on something illegitimate. Maybe they knew that person and weren't fond of them, so they pull them over. I'm not saying all police officers would do this, but it's a thought.
What's your stance? Are the two traffic-related technologies similar, and do their purposes outweigh the
potential to be abused
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Yep, practically all car thieves whip out a magic marker and change the plate # before breaking in an driving away, and practically no law enforcement officers on the road would notice a vehicle's plate was altered with a marker... markers tend to yield perfect results.
Yes it "might" foil the camera detection, but if someone is thinking ahead this much they could:
A) Think ahead and get a job to earn money for a car.
B) Think ahead and steal a license plate off (any random if not a similar) another vehicle.
C) Take the bus.
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Perfect Presentations New Release-Tux for Father's Day
I am so excited about this Perfect Presentations template from Leigh Ann Baird!!! She has outdone herself once again, and produced a totally awesome and flawless design which I think is awesome for Father's Day!! It is called the Top Notch box!
To me it was perfect for making a tux for a gift for Father's Day. I used black glitter paper and red ribbon for the tie. The sentiment is a sneak peak of one of the awesome sentiments from Our Daily Bread Designs - Happy Father's Day (to be release on April 1). I just love the font....I framed it with the Fancy Tags die from Spellbinders. I am packing with my husband Scott's favorite chocolate....Lindt.
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- Zuila said...
your card is adorable
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That tuxedo box has to be the cutest thing ever! I love it! Your little mermaid card and envelope are amazing too. I just love the woven panel!
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Two beautiful projects Chris!
Hope you have a speedy recovery from the flu!
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Very pretty display card! Cute tux box.
- March 30, 2010 at 6:36 AM
- Lisa Foster said...
Oh this is Perfect! Love this, Chris! I think I have to get this one! :)
Lisa - March 30, 2010 at 7:39 AM
- Crystal said...
OH WOW Chris I LOVE that tux...girl that is sooo creative and fun!!!!! LOVE IT!! Your Whimsy card is gorgeous sweetie! Don't you just love these fairies????? Hope you are feeling better today sending lots of well wishes and hugs your way!!!
- March 30, 2010 at 8:06 AM
- Leigh Ann Baird said...
Chris, I'm sending some chicken soup through the computer for you! LOL I hope you get better soon!
Your box is amazing and exactly what I had in mind when I made this box! I can't wait to copy it! I have a brother-in-law getting married next month and this would be nice to give him with a little something tucked inside. - March 30, 2010 at 8:06 AM
- Cassie said...
Sorry you're dealing with illness at your house. . .that's a bummer!
Your tux box is awesome and very inspiring! Gorgeous work, Chris ;D - March 30, 2010 at 9:09 AM
- Grace said...
Oh goodness Chris these are both amazing!!! LOVE the tux idea!!! You are sooo creative!!! The MMS card is gorgeous and love how you did the envie!!! Feel better soon!!! {{{HUGS}}}
- March 30, 2010 at 9:55 AM
- Stef H (Glitterbabe) said...
oh that tux is totally awesome!! and the card is - as always - gorgeous!
i'm soooooo sorry you're not feeling well. and i sure hope the rain is not affecting you either!
big hugs, - March 30, 2010 at 9:56 AM
- chris said...
Hi chris
wow you've done it again girl stunning tux, but the mermaid one is so beautiful.
hugs chris xx - March 30, 2010 at 10:00 AM
- Tanya Rudd said...
Your mermaid is fantastic, and I just LOVE the father's day idea.
Tanya - March 30, 2010 at 10:04 AM
- Joan Ervin said...
What a wonderful Father's Day project, Chris...love how you tied the bow!! Your little mermaid card is fabulous, too...the envie is wonderful!!! I'm sorry to hear you have been sick....hope you feel better soon!!!
- March 30, 2010 at 10:08 AM
- Kerri said...
OOH, I LOVE your tux box!!! Definitely going to have to CASE that :) Your mermaid card and envie are adorable! I'm so sorry you are sick. I'm sick too with a yucky cold, and don't feel like doing much of anything! Hopefully this will all pass soon. Sending hugs and well wishes your way:)
Kerri - March 30, 2010 at 10:17 AM
- Lil Daffodil said...
Hi Chris,
This Father's Day creation is fantastic. Really smart. I love the design.
Keep warm & safe.
Fiona x - March 30, 2010 at 10:33 AM
- Rebecca said...
OH, so sorry that your family has been sick, and that you are too!
I love what you did with the template! Such a vision of elegance. This is awesome for Father's day, or for a new bride and groom. It's fantastic!!! - March 30, 2010 at 11:07 AM
- Joanne Travis said...
I'm so sorry you aren't feeling well, Chris. Take good care of yourself and get better real soon!
Your projects are so lovely. That tuxedo is totally awesome! - March 30, 2010 at 12:02 PM
- angelique (anlou) said...
ik hoop dat jullie allemaal snel beter zijn, en wat een schitterende tux box, en die zeemeermin kaart is een beauty, liefs angelique
- March 30, 2010 at 12:06 PM
- jdmommy said...
I always love to look at your blog, Chris! Your cards are so different day to day, and interesting to boot! I love this tux and the tag die!
- March 30, 2010 at 1:03 PM
- Beate said...
Chris, your box looks incredible. I hope you and your family feel better soon!
Hugs and smiles - March 30, 2010 at 2:41 PM
- Tammy said...
I LOVE your Tux box Chris!! Such a wonderful Father's Day gift! And your little mermaid is so adorable...beautiful colors!
Hugs, Tammy - March 30, 2010 at 5:30 PM
- Lori said...
Great Tux! Very clever, everyone used the box in so many different ways!
- March 30, 2010 at 6:32 PM
- Craftyanny said...
This little box is adorable Chris, as you say fantastic for Fathers day
Anne x - March 30, 2010 at 7:28 PM
- Danni said...
Feel better!! Rest!!!
Wonderful, fantastic creations!! - March 30, 2010 at 8:36 PM
- Nena said...
Wonderful Father's Day creation!! Just can't
wait until ODBD releases that stamp set. You
made it shine!! - March 30, 2010 at 9:47 PM
- Deb said...
love the tux and your Sabrina card is just beautiful! hugs debx
- March 30, 2010 at 10:04 PM
- Rufus said...
Loving that tux box! So sorry to hear that you got the family flu! You had to know it was comin'! Amazing that you hadn't gotten it already, really. Hope that you feel tip top real soon! Guess now it's their turn to take care of you!
R/ - March 31, 2010 at 12:13 AM
- Dawn B. said...
That Father's Day project is so cool. I love the tie.. it looks real.. You did a great job.. Good thing you planned ahead.. I am so sorry to hear you are sick. Sounds like you have all had enough.. Hope you are better soon..Take care. It is tough when mom is sick..
- March 31, 2010 at 7:26 AM
- Maria Matter said...
another beautiful card Chris and your father's day project is totally incredible! dang lady, you are sooo talented!
I can't believe that sickness is hanging on so long, open all your doors and windows and get it out!!!!
Sending healing hugs your way!!!
Blessings, Maria - March 31, 2010 at 5:13 PM


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There's a lot to be said about the way download gaming has dramatically broadened the types of games you can now buy. Rather than just producing cheap-and-cheerful versions of the most popular genres, most developers have headed down the path less travelled.
The consequence of this is that we've ended up the best of both worlds, where the most treasured ideas of the past are revived, while new ideas get boldly premiered - sometimes in the same game.
It feels like developers have managed to get their creative confidence back in a way that simply wasn't possible only a few years ago. Not everything will work, of course, but the most important thing is that there are a hell of a lot more interesting and original games doing the rounds now, and that can only be good for the health of a risk-averse 'blockbuster' sector that seems intent on focusing solely on safe sequels to ride out the rest of the generation.�
- PSN Minis - Free to PS Plus subscribers. On general release soon.
- Coming soon to PC/Mac and iPad with extra levels.
It's not every day that you have to write about a game that places participants in a journey through the world of abstractions, exploring the world of supremacist dreams and eclectic futuristic compositions.
In what purports to be the first part of an on-going series, Kaleidoscope aims to bring its 'Interactive Synaesthesia Project' to the confused masses.
What that means in vaguely coherent terms is that Kaleidoscope consists of level 'paintings', which operate on their own set of abstract rules. There are no on-screen prompts to tell you what to do, but through basic trial and error, it's possible to slowly pick up on what may or may not constitute 'progress'.
In the first, it's apparent that pressing left or right fires a blob from the corresponding side of the screen, and if you happen to hit one of the floating shape fragments, it causes a shape to appear somewhere else on the screen.
After a few minutes, you'll move on to another 'painting' with a love heart in the middle. In this instance, you can cause other love hearts to appear by repeatedly hitting the right direction as matter appears from the edges of the screen. You won't even know if what you're doing is correct, but once the time runs out, you'll gain XP and be able to play the game for a little longer next time.
Do this a few times and eventually you'll find yourself able to sneak onto the next stage, where a collection of squares strung along the centre appear to require you to somehow repel smaller squares heading towards them. It's almost unfathomable, but through basic intuition and repetition, the fog begins to clear.
Kaleidoscope makes almost no sense, and yet this permanent state of addled delirium only makes it all the more fascinating. Turn on, tune in, drop out.
- Xbox Live Arcade - 800 Microsoft Points - �6.80.
Now that the Kinect tap has started to gush forth with XBLA offerings, the creepy, possibly sentient device seems intent on forcing regular rearrangement of my home furnishings. Most inconvenient.
But I'm prepared to heave my footstools out of the way and drag the sofa back for a game intent on making you fulfil the role of a benevolent stickman giant.
Your lot in life is to usher the lemming-like Leedmees from one portal to another while trying to scoop up golden stars, avoid inconsiderate hazards and generally not squish them to death en route.
The first step involves positioning yourself so that the emerging Leedmees hop onto your arms and shoulders. But being stupid, brainless morons, they don't think to just sit still and behave themselves, but continually pace from left to right, only changing direction if they bash into something.
With that in mind, you end up holding your arms up at 90 degrees, and then shuffling gently to the portal exit so that they can escape to TK Maxx, or wherever they're in such a hurry to get to.
But ferrying your charges from hither to thither isn't as straightforward as it could - or perhaps should - be, and demands unnaturally smooth, steady limb movement to avoid accidental death.
Do anything untoward, and the game freaks out all too easily, and tends to fling your delicate cargo to their doom at high velocity. Fortunately, passing each level only requires about half of those that appear, but it doesn't stop your minor failures becoming annoying when you're doing reasonably well.
The longer the game goes on, the more delicate these rescue operations become, and although you adapt to what the game wants from you, there are times when its finicky tetchiness becomes a drag. Needless to say, the two-player co-op levels are even more fraught with technological confusion.
Given the relentlessly creative level design, its procession of new ideas and charming style, it's a genuine shame that Konami's ambition is occasionally thwarted. Whether that's Kinect's fault or Konami's implementation is up for discussion, but the bottom line is that it's never as smooth and intuitive as it needs to be. But don't let that put you off at least trying out one of the most creative motion-based games yet.
Ugly Americans: Apocalypsegeddon
- Xbox Live Arcade - 800 Microsoft Points (�6.80)
I'll admit that I haven't been exposed to the Ugly Americans cartoon. It's probably better than Alan Partridge-flavoured sliced bread, and even funnier than my hair in the morning, if that's possible.
As a game, though, it's so cripplingly inane it makes me want to eat my own teeth and replace them with sweetcorn prongs. Ladies and gents, you couldn't wish for a lazier, more half-assed waste of a brand if you paid a specialist license assassin to take down Comedy Central's from within.
I dare say the idea of a twin stick co-op shooter starring four of the show's lead characters sounded like a riot in the design phase. Play as Leonard the drunk gobshite wizard! Callie the hot demon chick! Grimes the moustachioed cop! Or Mark, the normal dude! Blast man birds, demons and zombies with up to 30 different upgradable weapons!
The depressing reality sinks in within the opening moments, once you've figured out that the gameplay consists of endlessly blasting the enemy hordes until the little arrow on the right hand side dictates that it's time to move on.
You can kid yourself that there's some semblance of variety by trying out each of the different weapons, and inch through the various stages diligently, but by the time you've heard all the characters' speech samples repeated 700 times, you'll start to feel your brains gently leaking out of your ears.
Whether you rope in up to three other players for co-op 'fun', or whether you trudge dutifully on alone, the same spirit-crushing repetition will ultimately grind you into the dust.
If, for complicated reasons, you've got a high tolerance for brainless shooters peppered with the least amusing quips of all time, be my guest.
BloodRayne: Betrayal
- Xbox Live Arcade - 1200 Microsoft Points (�10.20)
It's no secret that the world (yes, all of it) has been waiting on another hack-and-slash adventure in the finest traditions of Castlevania for yonks, but few would have ever expected it to come from a BloodRayne title.
But with games like Contra 4, Shantae: Risky's Revenge, LIT, Mighty Flip Champs and A Boy And His Blob under its expanding man-belt in recent years, WayForward Technologies evidently knows its onions when it comes to downloadable nuggets.
Set across 15 stages in and around a castle, it's exactly the kind of murderously tough side-scrolling slashfest that got young men in a lather about 15 years ago - only buffed up with stylish visuals pleasing to our modern faces.
The fight mechanics are thoroughly familiar, with the red-haired Rayne armed with a blade and pistol throughout, but the game never flinches from an excuse to throw dozens of enemies at you.
As a result, the extent of the challenge might bloody the noses of those unfamiliar to the ways of hardcore action games, but for those of you schooled in games that refuse to give an inch, it hits all the right notes - apart from the fist-eatingly awful metal soundtrack, that is.
If BloodRayne: Betrayal gives Uwe Boll an excuse to make another movie, its appearance might not be such a good thing, But if you can get over such matters, this is a satisfying and brutal return to the old school.
- Xbox Live Arcade - 1200 Microsoft Points (�10.20)
Futuristic aerial combat racing with a Mario Kart twist? I wouldn't blame you if you were tempted. Fine, it's not the most overtly creative genre-splicing ever (or even this week), but you can forgive a lack of originality when it ticks all the boxes.
The mighty Hungarians at Digital Reality presumably imagined a lost arcade racer where eight players fight it out across a series of dangerous courses for aerial supremacy. You know the drill: power ups galore, unlockable craft and a variety of popular game modes.
So far so predictable, but once you're out there manhandling your aircraft through speed hoops, twisting manically through narrow gaps and loosing off lock-on missiles into the nearest chump, it gets all the right neurons firing.
The important thing is that it feels right. The controls are spot-on, and it's easy to pick up and barrel through its 33-stage campaign or dive into lag-free, eight-player online races.
On the downside, it starts to get fairly repetitive early on and it's easy to see why. With only six courses (and reversed versions), the game wastes little time in recycling the locations. There's also the issue of price. For 800 points or �7.99, it would have been an easy decision to make, but that extra 50 per cent makes it feel pricey.
If you're feeling flush, give it a go - SkyDrift is comfortably one of the strongest aerial combat racers we've seen in the world of download-only titles.


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Gertie is responsible for the successful design of this Malissa Variation. Thanks to her choice of stretchy material you don't even need a zipper, even though the dress is way more fitted than our original version. We are really proud to present it as part of our photoshoot as a featured pattern combined with her how to. Look out for the BURDASTYLE Malissa Variation this Thursday!
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Jan 26, 2010, 09.44 PMby camilaustral
did you make the belt vider than the how-to said? because i made mine 10" but it looks pretty thin…
Nov 22, 2008, 02.51 PMby nana2be
I love the variation! I looks great with the jacket, too. You've done a beautiful job on it, Gertie and it looks amazing on you……..congratulation!
Nov 20, 2008, 01.45 AMby danishhas
U look beautiful.. and dress is grt too
Nov 19, 2008, 09.29 AMby justmica
Wow… Beautiful!! Awesome job!! Wonedrful dress!!
Nov 19, 2008, 06.51 AMby poetsie
Wauw, looks very nice.
Nov 19, 2008, 05.43 AMby arete999
It is a wonderful dress! I love it!!!!
Nov 18, 2008, 08.34 PMby the-gilded-bee
This is a very cute dress. I like.
Nov 18, 2008, 11.23 AMby fordelis
I am gonna make it too :)))) Great pattern!
Nov 18, 2008, 03.57 AMby lyndi
love it:) i have this fantasitic bright orange polkadot material that would be perfect for this dress – i'm saving it for a special project & i think this is it!!! yipee:P
Nov 18, 2008, 03.34 AMby olyaboieru
well done! :) very charming variation!
Nov 18, 2008, 12.18 AMby lybu
I'm gonna make it :)
Nov 17, 2008, 07.42 PMby sunnyb64
This is too cute. I wasn't a fan of the Malissa, honestly, because it's the sort of look that really doesn't work on me. But I really want to try this one!
Nov 17, 2008, 05.08 PMby thiswind
lovely! i think i will make this my new years dress project :D
Nov 17, 2008, 05.00 PMby gertie
Wow, the photos are wonderful! Thank you, Burda gals!!!
Nov 17, 2008, 04.09 PMby Vivat Veritas
so lovely! i love this dress. i think the model is super pretty too!
Nov 17, 2008, 03.46 PMby camilaustral
i LOVE this dress! and i like how it doens't look like made from stretchy fabric. veeery elegant
Nov 17, 2008, 02.17 PMby doitmomma
Really pretty, I love your photos too!
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