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i Santa Cruj Stntind Santa Crn; SUtcert'tflrmtnta. saata Santa Cru? Sanfa rnj Sofrtistmcnt jfeltonftUEigat I if referenoo to proceeding of railroad meeting hold at Falton on Santa (ru; ictrtitrnuns. SCHOOL BOOKS, CoEgreu. Tha candidates for Congress, to voted for on next Tuesday, are S. 0.

Houghton (Republican) and J. C. Kewtin, (Democratic) nominees in this the Fourth District. Mr. Houghton has already served in Congress one term, and during that time voted witli the Railroad to give Goat Island to the monopoly, contrary to the direct and explicit instructions of his constltulenu, and ol all parties in Ran Frncisco.

This will be remembered election day, and no one wishing, to endorso that act will fail to vote for Houghton. Tho Railroad renominated ulm for his services, under the influences of the Gorham, Carr ring. E. J. C.

Koweu, is a prominent and able lawyer of Los angcles; a rigid Democrat and unyielding secessionist from principle. That's the issue, Book Sotices- California For Health, Pleasure, and Residence; a Book for Travelers and Settlers. Ily Charles NordhofT. Harper A Brothers, Publisher. For sale by A.

L. Bancroft A San Francisco. This is a bird's-eye view of California, a descriptive illustrated work, aud far more correct than tho books generally are, which are gotten up pretending to describo this wonderful State. It shows that the writer saw with a correct eye hat he describes, and describes it in words that are attractive as well as Instructive, Tho book, II thoroughly read by our Eastern friends will servo to send many an honest dinner to this Slate foreu homo many an Invalid lor health; many a pleasure seeker and tourist, and will serve to add materially to our poruiunont population. Snow Aitlks Messrs.

Browning A Elliott, dealers In fruit and vege 1ST. RoltfflOMIU tralvarT rhnrch.U'T,il l. A. l(H-br. Service at It a.

M. Ho rv lets Ml K-llou at T.S iff. K. Chiircte. Prriwhlnt every Hun tJUy Ht 11 i.vliwk a.

nutl 7 p. m. rtuiidny P. Y. Cool, Pastor.

t'arxtlol Chnreh, IrHcliln fvorv MumUy nt 11 o'elk a. m. nml 7 p. al Hu iiit HtImkI lintnedhttfly lifter nioru lutf service. N.

It. Wiili-y, riwlor, To-morrow evening. Missionary Nik'lit. Nuhjcnt. "The Stone rut out without Hands," tnothor with an Account of tho groat mooting ol tho Hoard at Now Haven, fjaptlal Clmrrli.

PreaehinkT every Sun- tV Mt II "VWll'k A. M. Mini 71', M. WHbltnth Htfii'Mil tmmc4tntly after mnriiliis service. J.

Krauk McKuHick, I'atiPir. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ORGANIZATIONS. County Ollloeraj. Tflrtrlrt Jmlirr IMvId- Haitian: Jndira Hiwuc.k; lll.lrlt't Attorn It Clark ANxTt llmwii; Ih-puty Mltarlrl ItolM-rl Orion; ITn-dr Klit-rllf tlrvllla Hoot; rk-pullt-4l.

Vsrtl anil A JciiiiIiikh; Trranurer M.Hrva, ltiill-. John Moillton, Dranitatt, I II IiiUm miuI Ji-roHte Porter; Horl; DuutleN II tett, A Taylor and Hurv.vur IMar MclMtttnton; pfpmy A MrPh'prit'tn I'ultlta A-lmltilalnitor-C 0 Cummin-: Oornnnr-tfcnij. P. Kooaar: Huporlutf nilaitt itf Ptlltlle ItHlrtietlnn-II liaklniiay; IVmrtl id" Huparvlanra II I'rylun, MiinM Cru; Frank I1 Dcnn, Pttjaro; County riiyalclau II Kalgbt, M. I).

Town OfTloprH. riha parrl. Kamhain and w. Wellington; CnnitlHulea I. riirtu and Tamltlt; Trtitaait-t Hmwa, William Kly 'Clark It If MakmnoT; lluwirdfr-E Wf llnvten; A.a.r and ex-offlcli Tri-saura Ol leHar I otto; antiall-L Curvy KlfbuWatchinau David Mall.

PublUt HfihoolH. Trti.taas Andaraon. M. Rtaln-lafttf, I Tutlilll; Urnmmur Ht-tinnl, lit Urada II Mklnn.y, Trufhi-r: Drum-msrRnd Inttrnitlltr MlM Aila A IVafhir; PrUnrynnn liilrim-Ulnlf Mln Molll Kuot.Twarhcr; I'rtntNry Um Mhj fMPr, Tnchr nrhMlMHl Ml N. II Mxiy and MUa Ijaaa HitlMV, Tfkli' Branfflforta rtrhool Ml IVrry nntl J4li Klla HowatTiach9ni; (irautskhvol MIM 1 II l'lprra, Toucher.

8ortiati4 T. A. Manta chaptrr, No. Bw. II.

unJr. KTlary; Mt tha aa-inl anl 4lh Tly of aacll naath.al Mawnle Hall. a Vfadmna lrov No. Jl -Oharlaa Rnlit. irlnioa.

N. Honor Oiniint. Hprrlnry SiMtt Mwnday avrnlni(t Amn'i JIalU 0 Patita Cruc Rtamm, No. 125 LonU Vihrardar. O.

I'M. Prank, Hrrla-ry. Mta Wadueiulay vvuIukm at A r-an'l Mall. C. ENCAMI'MRNT No.

30, 1. O. a F. Chlaf Patrlarr-h Htrvrna! Hlrb TrlMt, J. H.

Urmmm Menlor WiinUn, aaby Junior Wardn, Turner Traurr, (iilluann Hrrlaa, K. Trlea feuntlnl, William Cumintnxl; W.KanrC'Otlo; tail W. (Ills A W. It Jra; th Urk Kneainamant mrru on flmtand tkird Thursday vanlnica ofeHcIl montlu I. O.

O. F. Vranelbrla ImIko. Nn. M-K A Halt.

N. I) Allen, Mrrrrtaiy. UtU at OJJ Fallows' Hall. Friday svanlnx. Han Loraacs I.Ik.

Vo. 147 Hnmual Turnar. M. A Natrrll. NaN-relHry.

Maali at OJd Fallowr Hail, rueaday vaniaca. I. a. a. R.

Mlnaahaka TrJka Na. li-lno II rwn- lt, Hahaa IWnder, Clilf Kerord. Mflevrv Hatttrdn avfnlng; at AtTKtl'a Hall. HASTA Curl LUIMIK No. F.

A A. M. M. lllakrly: Wl; A4ra; T.Jolin Wif; Mivlary, Mrllarmotu MMnflfcl HaUirday un Of vraaeedint ach full MMt. c.

or u. charllT Farampmant So. Hon- tt K. A liiylnr, M.rro(Hry. Met'ta allTcinprranra Hall Monday vuliiM.

ti B. A. Tllul fll, PraaMaal; t'jirni, Hrr-rotary. Meals Ilia iaul rluuday lu evary ananlh. FARMKRV CLUB.

.1 Jaka Hf AtllG'tM. rnsilant; Co. sal, Herr-tHry. Vcels att'ourt lluuae 1st and 2d Halurdara ta arary asoiitk. CIIUEifHKS.

rontrtlonl Kc II Wllloy, Tas-ftor. Morviras II A. r. M. MotUodUt KplsiopMl-Jlv A Nelson, sastor.

Mervlfs II a. and i n. Calvary luv A Kasiaaau. Kuclor. )rvlW a.

M. Ualhollr Falhor 'A ini. Pastor. Iw Mau.atiA.M. MaM at IK A.

H. Vssprrs at 7 r. at. aazlMw Eilrd Sharps- tt la rcalJy ttniitainfr to llatou to th liirranflfiin of aouto of tho diacoiiMo-Into few who have not hilly rlwliied voto Tor Rrntitlng rnitl to tho Railroad. Tlie texiy, itnrrttloiia flp Uflonjt to that rlaaa who uovor propose but atwaya opjasao any rntarpriaa of a progrpaMrs) aatura they ars a hinilrraace to sauwcwaAil devalopmoiit our natural rraaejraoa thpy eao nothing hut hiUins.

Aceordini; to theac abort aightrd mnlrs the Railroad will axst 1)0 built, oven with a aulmidy, luJcaa by Stanford A Co. Thayyasata to ckiiik that thare i no available rajtltal to be bad tfoxlUILmad liutKugfr, esnantUuteon-rollod Iqr 6tttXat4 Co. But, to avoid diacuaaioo, we would refer ganllerurii to Um aubarrlptioa of stock already uretired oyor $11,000, with a free right of way and depot grounds Jiave Wren aubwribed not by Ulan-1 furd A but by the solid and enterprising men of tbia whoa Interest ia that the Railroad from and itoftanta Crus should always be an Independent line. We bnpo rotors, nn next Tuesday will remember this, nd act for the boat Interest of our whole county. It no personal Interests, political issues, ur factional cAiisideratlnusiutluencea vote against aid to our Railroad.

County Court-Tiils f'ourt November Term will convene next Monday, for the pur-jose of tuvtnraliilng voters, and adjourn over to Thursday for l'robnto business, and then adjourn until Monday, Movcmber llth, 1N73. The following Is list of Urand Jurors aJhales Knapp, O. A. Tranon, H. C.

iCIiaoo, Horatio Weymouth', W. P. Maxwoll, J. U. Alcorn, 1.

A. rook, ham, Oeb'rge W. Davis, J. Rags, alule, M. Itowell, K.

Kunllx, I. Rutler, J. M. Fitch, James Ilurko, O. W.

Kggleston, A. W. Billings, A. I'. Ixnglcy, Byron Bolton, Ooo.

P. Lake, F. Jt. Hoy, Joseph Graham, Xiuith Comstock, Montioth, Iiavld Volney 1'ringle, Nathan Hart, Win. Henry Marble, John Turner, Edward Porter, Mamuol Wiuaiia, as.

H. Howe. Trial Jurors-J. C. Horr, C.

IT. Ryder, Kred. Uaracn.Jobn lioiigherty, Joseph Hildredth.Wm. Francis White, Jama W. Brown, Lewis Hush bock, II, A.

Osborn, J. C. Short, O. P. Laird, Jt.

Fargo, George F. reck haul, Ad- Alison Newell, Wm. T. Brown, Robert Anderson, Hiram A. I mils, Thomas Creamer, Wm.

Effey, John Bough House and Lot For Sale. 1 iiFFFit foii mai.k 1 ufrfn lumJ. ll of il lulu ed vf'iceiutilei. The I nml nwldi nit and oot-hun bttlH within two yfiirn nt psiat of over Jmu. nairi diwn and balance aerunti liy For partlrtilai fit quirt on ilie prenita, nar the liny Vwr Mrho)-houe, Hniit a airi'Tl-if W.

Mll.l.KK. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, For Disease of the Throat and Luntf. uoh aa Doughs, Cold, Whooping Couffb, lironohltis, Asthma, aud CoasumpUoa. Anions tlte preat dicyvPTifS ttf mol-emarleace, fuw are of more real raUie i-LTtl WCth- ttectnal rein. TjT for til uiwaifi 1 11 I of the Throat and 1 I I Lmijr.

A ratt trU at of IU Tlrtuei i Al tlirotttrhoat tbll and other omtntries, baa Iwwa that It does snrtly tnd etTeetnullr control them. The tts-tiinonr of our beti eitisens, of all clutes. t. tntilUhes the fact, that OmtaRY Fkctoiul iU tuul docs lrHeve and cur the afflicting disorder of tlie liroat and Lungs beyond any otuer medicine. Ibe moat dangerous aflea-lions of the Pulmonary Organs yield to its Cower; and eaaes of Conanmpilon) cured this pre ration, are publicly kaown, so remnrkable as hardly to be bell red, wera they uot proeen beyond diioute.

As a rem my tt Is tui(uat, on wlilch the public may rely for full protection, by curing Coaujka, the foreruoners of more seriows disease, it ear annumbered lives, and an amount of nrTeriog not to bo computed. It ehallengea trial, and cearinces tho most soeptkal. Lvery family should keep It oo hauo as a protection against Um aurlv and nn perceived attacks of Pnltwaiarr Aileotlons, wbiob are easily met at tire, but which become incurable, and too oOen fatal, if neglected. Tender lungs need this defence and It Is nnwts to be without it. As a safeguard to children, amid the ditreising dieet which beset tho pi roe and Chest of ohildbood, CitttawT rtvcroKAL Is invaluable for, by Its timely use, multitudes are rescued from premature graves, ami saved to tit love and affection centred on them, tt acts speedily and surely gainst ordinary colds, securing sound and kealthnreittoring sleep.

No on will suffer troublesome InfloeiUa, and painful Brott-ckllia, when they know how easily they oaa be eured. Originally the product of long, laborious, and iucceful chemical Investigation, no cost or toil is spared In making every bottle tn tho utmost poMtbl peKeotion. It may be confidently relied upon as possessing all the virtues It has evar exhibited, and capable of frroduclng surei as memorable as the greatest has ever effected. RBI AUD ur Or, J. C.

AYER Lowell, rraotleal and Analytical Chemist. OLD BY ALL DROOOISTa iriBTwaau. Ayer's Hair Vigor For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which is at once itgreoa-ble, healthy, 4 toon re- 'ttorei faded or gray hair to its original eolor, ii'Un the glo and frcuhnesi of youth. Thin hair is thickened, fall, inghair checked, and baldness often, though not always, cured by its use.

Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or tho glands atrophied and decayed; but such as remain can be saved by this application, and stimulated into activity, so that a new growth of hair is produced. Instead of fouling tho hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional uso will present the bair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. The restoration of vitality it gives to the scalp arrests and prevents tho formation of dandruff, which is often so uncleanly and offensive. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit, bat not harm it.

If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be found so desirable. Containing neithor oil nor dye, it does not soil white cambric, and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre, and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. Ayer St rraotteal aa4 Aaalrtaaal Choamlsta, lOWKlt, MASS.

old by all BauooisT BvaaTwasas. A.II.MESERVE, Mcrharson's Block, Tacine Avenue, CIU'Z. rH VVK JtTST A CHOICE sail salect addition to my Mot-, of General Merchandise, ContLttn-, la part, rir Irish French Poplins, MERIIMOS, Plain and Plaid Dress Goods FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, WHITE GOODS UC, fcC, fcC. FANCY ARTICLES, Boys' Ready-Mads Clothing. -AIM)- Men's Ready-Made Clothing, OP LATEST STYLES, Hueb a Tine Black Castor Beaver Baits, Black and Brown Cassimer Cassimere Over -Shirts at all prices Men's and Boys' Hats, Boots and Shoes, Ladies' ic Children's do.

Crockery tt Glass-ware, Patent Medicines. -ALW)-t'Afiriiuitly on band a full Htnrk nt GROCERIES, Ac. My purpose ta to kep noo out the very boat, aud to sell at tho Lowest Cash Price. All klr.d" nf Country taken In exf nance fnr 4fd-. and -ld to my it rttatl, about dauc.

Valuable Property for Sale. The well known Beach House la now orrered for sals at a R-aannanie Prlca, ad easy farms. Tha lot fronts the Powder a wharf, and Is about reel danp, and has a On bullillui wild saloon, and FOUR ROOMS1 Fin Mmd in jtvmI Htxt with MuJlnitle hiiU got! Well of wuiur, burrd duwn to Uiv Becl-Roolc On the promtnei. The whole will be told at a A the pmpriefor wlxhoN to enengf In oihnr rwmitm. Ffir pnrtlruUnt enquire ui the prourletor on th utfmfx-s.

THO. V. Hunt Crui, A if nit 3d, liOU. At Hino'S Book Store Japanese and Chinese t'urlot. Jnat Rreolred, a Dae Aeortnnl OK A A CIlINE.sJk (iOUDK.

8ANU.W. WUOD nOXKH, AND OI.IVK WOOU.JKWEL, CAftPETS, TRA UAL WIJOD 111 AC- QUF.IIKD JKWKL BKOEIVKIW, CAKR 1IAHKKTS, AND HANDKEItCHEIF-IIOXKM, STKAW INLAID CABINETS, CADINKT8 AND FANCY BOXKH OF AIX HI7.ES AND 811 APM MADE Ol'TOF HAN. VAL.TCAK AND OLIVE WOOD, AT A. J. II I.N I VS HOOK KTOIIK IAOBM BliKR.

of Huinrlor Quality, warranted to kaep, at Dleslng' Brew ary. LAUER Bit ft It, hast lu the inarkat, fermented la oool cava of Holld Rock, at Dlaslug's Bra war-. Laser Hear risd mid superior, 10 cents par Bottle Quart, or Olaas. si IUESINO'8 BltF.WKItY I. AflKR RKKII dolly, ared lo any part oilhe city on short notice, from Dlrallig'sHrcweiy, FOR SALE.

1 Tilton McFarland Safe A large OFFICE DTCH1C. A MONITOR RANGE. Suitable ftir a Ikmrdiug Huuae. -Apply at the PAPER MILL SANTA CRUZ C'AL. St New Saflillery Harness Shop.

A M- PETERSON. Proprietor- Pacific Avnnnn, opixiNtto TTi'ntli llard-waie rttore, (Mtiitn Crux Cut. 1 SAimi.ES, RAI'I'M-IK'S ttlork nil kind, nntl evcryihltiK ptrtitihlti Ut tho huitut-x itiftilrt Mtul re-pjtlivd promptly, or kvpt (in hniul or oriii-r tk loweNt rtiiuti. Mprli.l Mtton. tlon I veil to rnimlrtrtaf and rurliHnu hi.r-uettis mid audJlen.

('Ml mid It-hive urden. JyW7Mf. FOR SALE! TEN ACUKM. GARDEN LAND! Hn llm Himiiol It mi mllt frnm Kjtrttn Cruz Town, on upper mile of the nmd. Diirt ttt tiiri eon rere oiii mrut.

i lie I mproviir.enij ennlst of a gnud Krnine liuiiM'u; ii i nmi hi1 puisiert'ii mil 11-1111111, with 'iilUible oul-ltouseM, The land wdl (eneeil, und IroutH 011 a lain nlKiut lOli vardK from tin ituitll mad. Will la? Kotd chenp. nml 011 ciwv terniM. For pur-lii'iiltirii eiKiuIre of augTJ-tf JACIvWJ.V KYI.V KH. rpperP.HM.

NOTICE THOR HtVfG Fi ll KKIK OP any kind, will rind rt-uriy Mule, by eat 11 ne ou the umlenilgned. 1 hare also fu nouKs EVERT DESCRIPTION. Both new and accond-hand, for aale. Kolica mutlrt onler Vnloii ttanta Crui. FK4K FtLU.1l.

iii47Mi.l R. C. FRANCIS, Shaw anil fiatbiiiz Saloon, Facifio Ocean Honte Santa Crux. 4V-GIVK MB A MRS. M.

L. FRANCIS the Idlea Hnlr Trci" In buatreaa at her renldcuce on Io-ciiatAtret, ladles walled upon at thetr dwell Inrf, If mpiired, by lenvlnc their or-dern nt thu Barber Khop under tli.i I'm rifle Ocean Honae. Biv'oW7 UNPARALLELED OPPORTONITT to Arciciac REAL ESTATE! 0. LUSLII, Real estate dealeH Wilt sell for a limited time. Valuable Building Lots! AT ran $5,00 TO $500 00 EACH IX Trie New Town of Santa Cruz orFR-E urrER plaza.

aug HKTZ-tf. To Rout! F.OR SALE! THREE MOUNTAIN FARMS! Two Small Farms, UNTortr Town, A Firt-class Brick Store I Cenlralli Localci. F. A. HIHN.

Oct. 1: OTIS A. L0NGLEY, llOBise Cifalnlnf. niutlav. KalaontlBlnr, a I'aper Uaa(la(.

bamt. bidk or rAUipjo Uppoalt IachM Hlrxt, Maata Vrw IU-ai vrtbei4 Utaad. ALL OnDEIlfcl To he loft next itoor to two Old BtaaJ, or al uijr roaldanoo, Upooia Vtnot. Mr. Loagloy I PRACTICAL PAIKTER And will do all kinds of Warn IB mat with ncatnat.

and dl.palab, JaltTi-tt Santa Cm Mar.lc fam T' ticitw ATint, nxt TOTYMBt, lllNCTACTCIUS A' tUUI II 11 HE3i-St8na lleaanla-tossBMH Farnltura Mnrllo, Itilal-Stoae, Mullofas. XUtu fc-to- wo. St II Wars, aad aaarrtala la ata liao, laa. at Saa ffaaalaa. arawa, aaa aS varh 4aar D.

rXaOO, PrapraatoK m.l.Craa. Il.r.l Slal. ISa-U HARMK73 AND SAODLEST. J. WERNER, Brut laUiM, ifoia St.

(ask Crm.) SADDLES, IIARAESS. Tits UNrnrsHiNun wiwn.p mt la .1. priaaaa aa tks ra.N. f.aar.llv..lbal h. aaatlaaatlo MaiBiiirncf nra lliirrarsv, SaS dirt, Bridles.

Whipa, Spara, IVInrtlitKRlrs, Ave- AMP All. oTHUt AKTltl IN KM LIS. iNTlir: SWT sriwrtxriAl, Ann MrsiAnui sm ash or n. w. fit WHICH HIE Ik VUao I.

attaa ua ul HHicliap.r.. U.aalaelui.S tia. af aaparfatta aar t.iataff la lh. fca.la..., kapt aaa.taallf ao baas aaA tm alia aa lh. ma.l rvK.aaabl.

larat. Oo rrtlularatl.nlla paidta r.palrla. Haul Cms, Jul ltlk, Itoa-if L. OaTtm.) (C. Alabcosk ORTIZ ALARCOH: SIGN, CARRIAGE.

Ornamental Painters. ANTA CKOZ CAL. Front 8 1 reel, (lu Um rasvr cs E4. ForaSs-r BlaeteamKl) and Vsbm Mpt TRF ahm-e named pelntsee bef ias ta) I Inform the puis lie of Hubi Crui, Iba they are prepared to do all kinds of ralnl-Intr, Uratnlns ete. Waffonn, Hatcrfe aa4 Carrlevre of all klnda I ate4 and Ta-nlshed lo order.

Thank Hurav to ail wliolavfirad tbom wlUt their petronave; and ty are nreparetf to rVs all klnda wortt la Itveir Itsv al the- mM wasotsabU paoce, Groodwin Smith's LIVERY STABLE. neirr cjltt orrosiTE tub rtAZ. Haraa aad Cairrlaffca ta La. BOJUXS KKPT OJT rt-ifwi Qodaralraad tako plaoaoro fn w-1 aoaarlaf that Uiay mnOhtaatM boafaaaa, and will matnolrbaat.a.aor to eoaduat tb biuloaa to La aailaBeUooi nf eu.tomora. BadMI at Coiwtaao Haavsa.OaaogTao, annatanllj- kap la roMlaaosoa tho wins wmaasi.

a.1 sa. InM-Sl-tr WOUOWIB MITam. PUliEMILK. JT. M.

ME BRILL) 1 bow oarrlaa Castour MOEKIKU AKD KVtUtmO. PURE FRESH MILK, Xalfflat Cent, par QvuucA. oa Two Bits par Oalloav, BY TBI QUAHTITT. MISS L. A.

HALtTS MUSIC R00525; Ib PLaiatns wotMni. Paclaa 'Avoako. wa.lCwtlCAi aotrstalloa wilt a ln no tb psna OniaB'Mn4 Oorior and Baas, Hanhoo- and kruaioal orop-atl'loo. Mias Uala la radoalo of Baxlar l'nlaarltT ol XuaW.and aa voaratoaaharad Tbanutk Rnaa aad aUrason-U tbaA Boliaat. ao'aVut CAMERON HOTJ6.

TOEF S.CiBIlQ,TT-rlotr. FrmkliK Stlmt. SA X7A VIA THa ABWk BX. as sow was lar laa rasaatwa gaatu. Ikaall tkawiadar.

ropia i saaall Slaa. ia THS rKiTIL. ll aaiaa- wuj r.ra'.ka ar at. laoilsaa. I.

aataaa.I.. i aaIlai S.H. aa iasaf "as Fraaaiva. a raa a-in at laa raaat ao tha arrival af Man Ira. t- a i aad tk.tr tk.

Ha'aJ. iOKS S. CAMIIUU. rtanaMai. a NOTICE: ALL Ifl i sin iw nvr Mn rritoaat Pmnrty Tea It elp an fa aileff ihelNaUnty TrvMSuier fnr etirrMikMi.

IB iUI Of I- a a vir.r ni'r aw SttU Ctau', ki litU, a ''flTr i a or-3 Pacific Ocean House BAR A IIIlLtARD SALOO PT. H25EY F. WEIGHT, Prop'r. JAVISO LKASKH THK AIIOVB WCLL KNOWN SALOON. I am praparad lo attead lo too Wants op The Public.

My.atm la to eotulucf a First-Class Saloon, And ronictinrnce, only the gentitna Mild fliiirsl WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, Will be served. In eottaecUoa with the Saloon Is a BOWLINO ALLEY. sop7'2-lf. CUNNINGHAM McKOY GENERAL MERCIAMSS, OROCBS1IKS movimoxo, IIABDWAMB, COHBICE, STAfLK Jt l'ASCY DRY 000D8. mexs' i.

ROYS' cuynitsa. FCRXISIIIXQ I.AD1E 0EXT3' YOUTHS' DOOTS ASD SHOES. HATS. TATKST MKDICISK'I. TOILirT SOAP.

HAIR rUKKUML'RY, ETt! are now opening LAROB INVOICES OIP NEW GOODS Tlouirlit nfTr Uie Into Spi'lntr irditftlnn In thu Hun Krtini'lii market, wliluli we oiiurui Prices Never Before Equaled For ClieiipneHs In tit County. Thank fill for Ihe very httornl pAtmnnjr riMTdved iH'rcioforp, we lire nw prepiin-d lo otfur (i'Mfls such Itw Prices aa will nure hs ooiitinuauae. AIJ0 fontnntly on hnnd.end fiir ate at the lowest Jiurket iiM(e, iiHttvereu in nauia Crus or reltou, SbiDSlcs, Slialces, Posts, Pickets, Ktc, Eto, J.tl UNMNUIIAM A McKUT SANTA CRUZ PAINT, OIL, BRUSH GLASS STORE! East sld or Pacta A.aaua. oppostl Lo-oust atraat, Aaoia cm. nrHITF.

IXJlV. a.tiM I.K411, urn 1.IAI1. tw i'jkis wiiint, WlliriMi. YKUJiw itt'nM, HHHMt. VH.IJIV, KM.

hkk hist rl'TTV. HyTIJlI'lt, I.Kaf, IIRIIXIK, aotlin unerro on. Haw ei. I van oil, Will. ML.

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B. C. CADSBY, strcoaaaoB to OTIS A. LONOLET. IIOUSK, aitllf ARB) riAMBIASB f.tsN-rscat, ra WOW PREPAltKU lo do all klad tilldla.

MarM- in, la tba most approrad aad latost stvla. GLAZING DONE TO ORDER' Mr. OwUhv I. a aractlml PalnW and will do all kinds of work lo tbat Una wltb aeatnaft and dispatch. bijISS.

A. P. wanton R. Boff. 8WAMtON.

San lopeszo LIVERY STABLE nuatvt rAJtnis. none uccbions. rACiric AVKvrc. kanta cars. Horses ferriages To Let UOFUEi KEPT OX LIVIRT.

rtsms. imrr a -t il ctt4 th snovi ttl. itreetireii aa lti tioo nt fln nt'tek, wtul aad cat. aaj rapalit ei ftng mm tasi tfm va ai-l aD 4 waltf. hr nrMP4 tn fjraih e- ulrt oottt for EXtl'ttSioSit.

PU'MO, ft HA- SI KK riUHINO rARTlfci, HL'NTt, HATHI I'AKlll-. r.TC. I'rtt Tmbbs, with eltfaet Rrwd Vscoas, Hkckae.n'l ltyi. fr rrtix saiJt Ihm anntlia csir mloo lb aa ia ristr lucaiHtsMi, slaravt tm li at tae eaortaeit aotlc. wiihar wlthrtBji Pritf.

OOOD HORSES, alay oa au4 autl loUt a very mxmbU tenns. tlnr- Itnardcd ta pay. Waa MtB. b1 too tut tbe fc mt TUaaSfal pat Ufr, iae fiatctflry Uitut a 4MMUaiaaeol lae sass. mH li last Saturday evening, it will be aeon that unanimous vote waa passed to aid lbs railroad with the subsidy proposed by the Board of Supervisors.

This settles the question. New Year's Poiut, Ran Lorenzo, Scott's Valley, and Santa Crux will all go for the subsidy by large majorities, if wo are correctly informed, and it ia inferred the eiiterpiue will get a lew votes lu C'orralltoa and Watsonville. The San Lorenzo people are earnestly at work to assist the road, well-know. lng that It is but a link to connect their town, (r ulton,) with the out-side world by steam. They have already subscribed, (In one evening) 17,000 in stock, and we are Informed that 150 hares of $100 each will be taksri lu a very short time, and a larger sum can be raised if necessary.

The California Powdor Company is willing to take ten thousnud dollars or the stock as soon as It is a certainty the road will be built. Our own citizens in Santa Cruz will also increase their subscriptions, if necessary, to make up tho connection. Wo now fool hopeful that In a vory short time tho iron horsa will be snorting down the San Lorenzo with llmo, lumber, papor, safoty-fuso, granite, silver ore, stone coal, and many othor produc tions incident to that vast section of undeveloped coantry. By all means give us the railroad, and Voto "Yes," fur rail road subsidy, and In's short time we will experience all the beneficial results that well-directed industry can give in building up a large manufacturing and producing town and country. An Honored Mechanic- r.

Thcopholia James, wagon-makor, on rear of Flintotl's Black smith shop, has boun honored with contracts to build two state carriages of two Preaidunta of Republics. In the year 1832, Mr. James then just out of his apprenticeship built a splendid carriage fcr Gen. Andrew Jackson, out of timbers taken from the old man-of-war ship Constitution (then undergoing repair,) by order of the Navy Iiepartmciit. The carriage cost Immediately after, ho proceeded to the City of Mexico, under engagement aud contracted aiid built a state carriago lor Gun.

Santa Anna, then post over (5,000, which he completed in less than two years ly. James was honored mechanic, In the City of Mexico, at the time of its capture by (ton. Win-field Scott, lie came direct Iroin Mexico to California in IBM, and has rnsided most of his time In Sunla Cruz, where bis good work whether on state carriages or wheelbarrows is very Justly celebrated. Ho is now nearly 58 years old and works at his trade to mako a living. Those wishing a nrst-olass spring wagon made by thb) Jjrst-class mechanic, should call mid examine tho one ho has Just Ilnialied baud and for sale.

Correspondence. The Rev. L. Walker of Onklunil, says, in regard to tho "Haines Piano," hougltt ia live. 1HH7, that it liax given unoxpeeted and unqualified satisfac tion.

I purchased it at lirst simply becsusc it was a cheap instrument, thinking would answer a purpose mail such time in the future as a better instrument could bo secured; but wo havo all been very pleasantly surprised to find out Haines" equal to tho very highest priced instruments of more pretentious makers, for pur ity of touo ami durability and its ability to stand a good amount of use with but little attention from tho tun ers. During the Ave years that it has been hi the family it bos required tuning but tlirco times, and lor tho first two years only once." The Haines Is the most duralde piano, at a rcasanable price, and is sold on the Instalment plan at Gray's Music Store San Francisco. Sew Goods- Mr. KaufTman Croon, merchant tailor, PaciHo Avenue, near Locust street, has just received a full supply of English, French and American broad-cloths, cassimercs, vostings and beavers, from the leading manufac turers, which ho is making into stylish suits at roducod rates. The new stylo goods are made, on order, in the latest fashions and warrauted to fit and give satisfaction in evury par ticular.

Now is the time to order your Holiday suits and bo timely with orders so that Christmas coals, pants and vesta may be ready and finished by date. We advise those wishing good, durable goods to cail in and examine the stock, as Mr. Green is proared to please the most fastidious taste In matters of style and fashion. Grapes for the East- Mr. B.

Cahoon, last week sent three boxes ol choice grapes to friends in the Eastern states. Ol the throe boxes sent, one went to Laporto, Ia. one to Lynns, Wayne county, and one to Chicago, ta be forwarded to tho Interior of Miohlgan. The grapes wore grown on Fitoh brothers' farm, and consisted of choice bunohea (selected with care), Muscat of Alexandria, Tokay, Catawba and other grapes. Wo are promisod a report of the venture and will let our readers know It the Iruit arrived in good order and give the process of packing as soon aa returns are received.

Druid's Election. At a Regular meeting of Madrona Grove, No. 21, U. A. O.

held at their hall, in Santa Crus, on Monday evening, October 28th, 1872, the fol. lowing officers were elected the ensuing term Phlllpp Frank, Noble Aroh I J. W. Johannsen, Vice Arch Roger Conant, Secretary (re-olected) J. M.

Merrill, Treasurer, (re-elected) B. P. Kooaer, O. J. Bradley and I.

H. Menka, Trus tors. There are 75 members in the Society, and increasing at tho rate of ten to twelve per month. The Code on Elections- We call the attention of voters to a fact that tho CWe requires them to got the numlwr of their names as they appear on the copies of the Great Register. The copiea of said Register must be hnng up In the vicinity of the Tolls for the accommodation of voters.

Tho number ol tho namo is required to facilitate voting, and the voter calls hi number when he pre. aent his ballot. Those whose names do not appear on copy of the Great Register must havo the County Clerk's certificate that their names are on the original dent Register, AND FINE STATIONERY, brazh rvs BOOK STORE, POSTOFFIC Bl'ILDlAG. deoll7l.tr 1 5,000,000 YORK Transplanted Oysters raoH oca San Bruno Beds! The Orient flAVortd OYSTERS IN TUB WORLD, For Sale, Wholesale Retail. -Ill' IBt- PIONEER IMPORTERS I PLANTERS, Emerson, Corville At their depot, the noted SADDLE ROCK, 410 Fine Street, San Franciioo- N.

B. We fill our country orders direct from the tels, umi suaratitee teulvry of our uyslers In good oriler al any plae on tlie Paclilc Slope, octl2-4iu BEST REMEDY FOR DTSPEPB1A, ITOIGESTIOll, BttI0U8KI8S, 1SSS 01 MTITt ASS HUCTtOI If TNI tilt. THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. DR. HUFELAND'S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BITTERS, The FIRST and Mast Healthful Tonic ever introduced in the United States.

These Hitters have been lu he Ran FranelKco Market for OVER TWENTY TEAE3, and notwithstanding the- many lew candidate Tor public fsv. ir, tho sale, havo constantly TATL0S A BENDEL, fri.K Ahfnts, 4(W and 411 Clay iSan Francisco. Fe-24'lyr. TOBIAS SCHWEITZER, BLACKSMITH- OldHhopof (itonrt Aiillmny, Corner of sail. I I III I Lr I leamo.

Mat la Cruz. BLACKSMITH TV-J. noTtMFKJfOF.I'V, nnl nil kinds of Jobhhti; iiixl kmihthI work don toordr ii Hip IhmI Hyl), aud nt i.Tmfitt'lory thick. AUo Wagon and Carriage Ironing nml rcpHlrlnc of all kind, and nty, at-(pmlftt to promptly, end mini but the befit material Ued. An none but First Class-Workmen are employM, pntrn may be antinred good ad durable Work.

si-pi '7 J- Santa Cruz Hospital, vrrcit ri-AZA, saxta crcz. I'nrier the management of the SISTERS Or CHARITY If now ready for tho EErEPTIOJl OF P1IIEXTS, Trm pnyetde weekly, In advance, (hr bimrd, medical attendance and iiirdl-cine. In the Ward 00 per week. In Private 1oon. 10 uj I.lquora and waabtiitf extra Money alwayi Refunded if th Patient leaves before the Expiration of the week.

wrn-tt BUTLER'S GALLERY! The Best, Clearest, Sharpest, Brightest, ASD MOST PERMANENT OF Card Pototxraplis Eemranflts Produced at this wall known Htndle. Ferrotypes 23 Cent. Card Photographs 2 so Rembrandt, 3 00 OTN. NO CIIEAP JOHN Work done at this IJOVV "WITH MONOPOLIES! XEW WILSO. SEWIU0 MACHINE.

the only Orxt claw machine wld at les than cwiiiLinatton pi iocs, by piiyiug Fifty Dollars Voit can ret a better wjnchtne ttmn you can by pvlnt( tor nnv oilier kind. It 1 umh a M'KA 1IT NKMI4K, ami n.Hk.'n the mi till ''Alike on imtn km. It run will do olllMr lltltl or heavy i woik. KxHiiillie HnJ ulw frhiw, Ivm't tw-lli'vi- lh Iiiv'hrv1gi rlrcii latent by the nntiniili- Affn'y at rtifp.rd 1 Neoit'a lrui. hloto.

auilT-o bc Very Beat Pholorranha 1 without hTAUL-ar "AM Fr IN THF. Ft.KVATon, birect Splendid Beef. 1 THE EMPIRE MILL! and thinking that perhaps the Junior of tho concern might possibly like moat, they presented us with one otthe largest, Juiciest, and best piccos of roast beef that wo have over caton In California. Messrs. Chaco A in connection with their Market, have fitted up a lino now wagon, which is supplied with first class stall-fed meats of all kinds, and is driven by the affable and accomodating Charley Eastman, so that the pub) io can be supplied at their door daily, with the best of meats at the lowest rates.

Bight Watchman-Mr. D. A. Mel, having resigned the position of Night Watchman, Mr. Kroeptli has been appointed in his place, Mr.

Kroeptli is a Competent man to command the peace, and young Hoodlums and old "bums" had hotter not be to fresh whllo lu his preseuoa. Grapes- The grapo crop I now In If prime. Fitch Bros, aro shipping the Muscat of Alexandria to the city. Mr. G.

M. Jarvis is busy making wine out of the most of his grapes. Ho is also pro-serving a largo quantity of raisins. Vineyards are pruntablo, and many mora will be planted next year. The Eace- Tho Groat raco between Lucy" and 41 Occident" Stanford' horse waa trotted on the Alameda Tract, Wednosday last, and "Occident" distanced.

Staufurd ia about to put a cow-catcher on behind his horse and food him aoiuo more subsidy oats, preparatory to another coutost with Pixley'a mule. Beligious- Tho sorrices at Calvary Church on Sunday morning, will be commemorative of those members, who, having finished their courso in faith, do now rest trom their labors. Druid's Ballon Tuesday evening noxt, (oloctlon day) tho Druid's Bull takes placo. Tho members of tho Order will assemble In their hall ou Pacific Avenue, cornor of Areun street, at hall past seven o'clock, and march in proccs sion to Anthony's Hall. A baud of music will head the procession, under tho diroclion of thu Marshal.

Those having ladies in attendance, ran leave them nt Anthony's Hall during the procession. After musical exercises, lu tho Hall, dancing will communce ut about half past eight o'clock. Tickets can bo procured at the door, the evening of the ball, or of Otto Diesiug, Chairman of the Ex-ccutivo Committee, at any time previously. The music will bo furnished by Emerson's quadrillo baud. Sup.

per at the Santa Cruz House. ail. Bally for the Railroad- Every voter is expecto to do his lovel best for tho railroad. During tho st few weeks wo purposely avoided discussion, on tho subject, believing every man true to tho interests of Santa Cruz was favorable of groining aid to tho road. When the vote was lormerly taken for a subsidy, tho subject was fully discussed, and not wishing to repeat our former arguments, fresh In the minds of all, or travel ovor tho same ground, and reitorate reasons then givon, we loft tho whole subject to tho reflection of our property holders aud tax-payers.

Do you wish to double the valuo of your land, and havo a roady aud certain market for it, and all you raise on it Thon vole Railroad Aid Y'os." Nuffced. Boots and Shoes-Mr. F. Kobcr, fashlouablo boot and shoemaker, displays his card in today's paper. We commend his work to all wishing a first-class boot, of good stock and durablo workmanship.

Those desiring winter boots should now leave their measure as tho rainy season is at haniU A rholoo lot of French and American leather just received for extra fine work for the Holidays. New Idea Saloon-Read tho new ad. of Tuhle. His billiards aro tine aud as for luches, cigars, Wines, Lagers, Ales, Porters, they aro of tho choicest brands and vory recAercAe. Call In at tho Now Idea when you want a toolhablo relish or a drink that will exalt the now Ideas and Invigorate the system.

Local News-October 2tith the Count Von Arnim, of tho German Legislation, Washing, ton, Horr Lludelinann, editor of tho Weter Zeilung, of Bremon, and Dr. Frusch, Diroctor of tho Bremon Museum, visited this place, and left next day fur San Jose. They woro much pleased with our town, and the ace-nery around it. Octobor 27. Tho Schonnor Horace, for whose safety gra ve appreholisloiis were entertained, arrived at this port to-day.

On Thursday, San Fra ni-is-co underwriters rofuscd insurauco on the vessel aud cargo. Free Lecture- Dr. F. E. J.

Canney wt ill dolner a free leoture, on a subject of great in. terost to tha public, lu DeLamater'a Hall, Saturday evening, November 9th. commencing at 7 o'clock. All aro invited. Preaching in the Court House.

U. W. Wilson will preach in the Court House of this town, to-morrow at 10 o'elock A. M. Subject "Fu ture Puuislnnciit." All aro invited.

Bain- On last Saturday morning and in tho afternoon we had a soaking rain the first of the season laying the dust, and making Ibe roads very Hue tables, Levee street, sent tothisefllce, last evoulng, a basket of "Snow apples" produced in Mr. Parsons' orchard near 'Murphys, Calaveras county. The fruit is excellent. Stockton Independent. Mr.

Nordhoft is already known to most Californians by his letters to the New York ifVieime, from which numerous extracts have been published by tli daily press, Including the AHa. His writings are marked by sound Judgment, close observation, clear at yi aud much industry. He visited Lo Augoles, Viaalia, Yose-mite, tho Geysers, the Hydraulic Minos and Sonoma, aa well as Sail Francisco, and discusses all the leading industries of the State intelligently. No book written about California by a tourist shows a better understanding of the business of the State, not even that by Groeley, whoso work Is now so old that it has lost much of its in crost, and on accouut ol the greater brevity of his stay, ho had no opportunity to learn so much aa Mr. Nord-lioir.

The book Is finely illustrated with about sixty wood engravings, and is well printed and bound. Wo quote the following brief passagoi 'Cortainly in no part of the contin ent Is pleastiro-travoling so exquisite and unalloyed a pleasure as In California. Not only are the sights grand, wonderful aud surprising it tho high est degree, but the climate Is exhilarating and fuvnrablo to an active life the weather is so certain that ycu need not loso a day, and may lay out your hole tour in the State without reference to rainy days, unless it is in the rainy season the roads are surprisingly good, the country Inns aro clean, the food abundant and aluiost always well cooked, and the charges modcrato and the journey by rail from New Y'ork to San Francisco, liicli costs no more than the steamer fare to London, and is shorter than a voyago across the Atlantic, is in itsulf delightful as well as instructive. Santa rti) uDrriiscmtuta. PACIFIC OCEAN HOUSE IIEXUY SKI.VSEU Proprietor PACSKIC IlEMK, SANTA CHUZ, CAMFOItNIA.

The best summer resort and wnterlnu Pace 1 the I'ltcllid Coast iTS-Tlll NEW STOKE DeLamater's Building PACIFIC AVENUE. SANTA CRUZ, OPENING CHOICE STOCK or a OODS. LATEST STYLES IN ASSORTMENT General Merchandise, DRY GOODS, Groceries, Provisions, Clothing and Hats, OEXTS ana BOYS. Boots and Shoes, FOR ALL. House Furnish tug Good, Crockery, Glass-ware, Hardware, Wooden-ware, Table and Pocket CUTLERY.

Plated Ware, Fancy Goods. Notions. 3E" 3Iy aim is to keep such nn aaaortiuent of General Mtrehan- 1 dine aa tfiis comnmnity require, No Trouble lo shov Goofls! OLUsI-. IPC. Yours truly, 0.

B. V. DeLabtiter. Einta Cfiu, May 1st, 1869 Ytf I I fnan, A. J.

Mi Kuiohcn, Hubert Catbcart, A. Noble, Jamea Waters, Joob M. Freuch, Henry Jlajurs, O. h. Gordon, George Otto, yfenry Peck, Caddlery- IHiii.

Araua, la tha expert work-nau in making Mexli-an and 8ianish Harneaa mado and repaired, to order, and all kinda of Jobbing 4 fieajly and oxpeditlously duue at Jijj Lup," for team aud pedestrians..