Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 2

FOURTH OF JULY ABOUND THE CIECLE. To rosendero by tho way of Pan Francisco bay is a trip of which vre hnvm word to suy. It is with perfect security that wc nou nee MS a Ane olU Irish gnnlleman but he In not, but a Jolly Yankee nnd a hull, well-met fellow. Ills pupt-r Is good oup, full oC local orrd orfgituil matter, but tjmly ii subscription of 400 odd coploa, Jttot hardly what might be expected ins Sauta Cm; Sentinel. i $3 50 a Year Adyance.

s. rt'il VV, Jum 17t1i, 1S71. U. P. KOOSim, A CUapter or Fail.

HSpnee Is valuable in a newspaper, and it is therefore proposed in tills advertisement to condense a variety of facts, important to the public, into a small compass. facts refer to Ho.stetter stomach Hitlers what that celebrated medicine is, nnd what it wiil do. In the flrl place, thcn. the article is a stimulant, tonic and alternative, insisting couibination of of an absolutely pure spirituous agent with the most valuable medicinal vegetable substances thnt liotanic has placed at the disposal! of the chemist and These ingredient are compounded with gn at care, and in such proportions as to produce a preparation which invigorates without exciting thv general and tones, regulates and controls the stomach, the bowels, the liver, and the minor secretive organs. What this great restorative will do must must be gathered from what it has done.

The case of dyspepsia, or any other form if indigestion, in which it lias been pcr-sistentlv administered without elli-cting a FOR SALE, It KAL ESTATE In and near the ProspcrotiM Towns of SANTA CRUZ, AN SOQUESIj. Purchase price: Payable, trn per cent, down, balanccin nine early installments with rifrht per cent. Interest, per annum, in advance. FOR SAI.K. fOltDS OF STOVF.

WOOD; 7 lie mileTabove TO JFLJEHyfJ? A Store on Front A Store on Pacific Avenue. A Farm of Forty Acres at Soqncl. Finn Corn or Wheat land. A tiiMl Dwelling. hoTise, Itaru.

Ktc. A lumber or wood-yard. Kooms, lip-stairs, opposite the Pacific Ocean House. A large dwelling. A sniiill dwelling.

I For further particular" entiire of the undersigned At Jlis Ojjlrr on Lorusi Street ON KACH The Public School. I "-Ports oft wichcrs and programme ol theexceicises at the closing A large una delighted uu icnce of parent and trlends weti In attendance at tli" schools on that occasion, and the Proficiency and general deportment of the schools was a theme of geuerut commendation. iirr? a.lr wa lone well, il would be invidious to select uiiy one part or tlie programme for special mention. The school-house was beautifully decorated with flowers and evergreens, and all present seemed satisfied in all respect with the results of the laborious duties of the teachers. We give tlie programme and reports in their regular order.

PROGRAMME. The four schools on the hill assembled In the Grammar School room, when the following songs wen: sung by the pupils: "Flag of the Free." "SoiigortheKo.se." "When we "Morning and Kvenlng Hymn." Declamation, "Hair und Tortoise," by Josie Blum. Heading, "Death of Paul Dombcy," by Miss Josie Hprugue, Song, "The Bobolink," by three little girls it Miss Cooper's department. Declumatioc, "rhe Vulture oft ue Alps." by Job Heaeock. Recitation, "The Blue and the Orev," by Miss tally King.

Declamation, "Uruuma alius Docs," by Frank McUurty. Song, "Here's where Sbolars do their Beat," by five hoys of Mrs. Hardy's department. Declamation, "The American Bov." bv W. Tait.

"Concert Recitation," by pupils of Miss Bailey's department. Declamation, "The Wasp and the Bee," by W. Morrow. Beading, "Th White Deer." by Maria Willey. Declamation, "What the Year lKUiSaw," by Ed.

Heaeock. Recitation, "What the Engine Said," by Miss Mollie Root. Song, "Sweet Vale of Rest," by Misses Sturtevant, Urccu uud Root. RKPOKT. f- The following is tlie report of the average percentage obtained by the pupils of lue Santa Cruz Public Schools during the semi-annual examinations ending June Ulh, 171.

The examination In Arillinielic and Spelling in Hie higher grades, was in Proccmlon of Corpus Cbrlnti. lAst Sunday there was a grand procession at the Catholic Church, In honor of the Holy Sacrament of the Altar. This procession takes place generally-on Corpus Christ! Day, Which always falls on a Thursday, but for the accommodation of the people is celebrated In many places on the Sunday within the octave. On this occasion the ground outside the church was decorated with trees and evergreens. It was after twelve o'clock when the procession began to move.

After the Cross came the banner the boys of the Parochial School, then dime the gentlemen of the "Santa Cruz Catholic Benevolent Society" wiih new badges, who were followed by over 70 girls of the Sister's School, carrying in their hands a boquet of flowers, and others scattering flowers along the road. Finally came the Holy Sacrament, under canopy, carried by Rev. Francis Sanchez, O. S. accompanied by Rev.

Francis Alvarea, O. S. and Rev. Jr. Adam; Then followed the ladles of the Altar Society, -with lighted tapers.

The Emerson brass band played sweet melodies during Mass, and while the procession was going out from the Church. The ringing orbclls theflringof mortar piece, and the harmonious sound of the band along with the grave voice of the Priests, who were singing the "Tuntu.n Ergo," gave to the scene something of thnt heavenly splendor with which these processions are celebrated In Rome and other Catholic countries. This solemnity was first, ordered to be celebrated In ft Synod held at IJege, in the year I-JIG. Pope Urban IV in 12GJ, fixed It 'on Thursday after the Octave, Whitsunday, commanding It to be observed in the whole Church. Yours, In XI, J.

An.iM. I S. On Saturday (to-day) will be the Anniversary of Plus the Ninth. Tlie first Pope after St. Peter that has seated on the Pontifical throne for '25 years, as St.

Peter did. In celebration of the day the bells will be rung at the Cutliolic Church, the cannon will be fired and there will be au illumination at night in front of the Pastor's residence. On the day following (Sunday the 18th) a solemn "7V Vim" will be sung in thanksgiving to Almighty Uod for having LsoutttA of 1.492 reirlntercd voters. There ate fine residences In the towr, prominent among which that of Gen. Connor, Just The County Surveyor, the gentleman of whom wc hear so much as the coming Surveyor CJeneral of California, has bla headquarters here, although his family now In Kan Francisco, by the by.

is a brother of the Itev. Mr. Euston of this place If his are ns good elsewhere for electlon as they are In Han Mateo, all he has to do' Is to walk through the polltlcul fight. While speaking or politics It may be ns well to suy the complexion is llcpubllcan by about 2o0 majority, but by some means the of fices arc about half tilled by Democrats, as for Instance Senator and Shcrifl, Kincald nnd Luthrnp, the former a chum of college days, nnd who Is said to be a lawyer of much legal Of course, the county is-hot anti-Buoth, for It is the home of Mr. In fact, I am not certain that he Is not the most available man for the Hi-publican nominee.

He is making a splendid Mayor, is honest, capable and practical, but is said to be no public speaker and a man who voted for Gov. Halght. Tom Moore, who owns some 1,200 acres of land near Fcscadero and lives In the Twelfth Ward, San Krun'clsco, that ward voting for Senator with San Mateo county, Is said to be the probable Democratic candidate for State Senatorshlp. After listening to the whistle of the Ityomotive and watching the car's as they go sweeping by, something extremely pleasant for the ear and eye of one who lias resided here for fourteen years, our horse is headed for the. town of San Mateo, twelve miles distant ver a road that can not be beat.

The country is good, but unpleasantly rree of houses the cottages of the many, not the homes of the rich. Just before reaching the town that gave name to the couuty we pass a number of the finest mansions in the State. The town Itself Is a perfect beauty, quiet to be sure, but lovely to look upon. Turning to our left we are traveling up San Mateo creek on our way to Half-moon Bay. The turnpike is through a country wealthy in grass, and oak timber that has never resounded to.

the woodman's ax. It is twenty-eight miles from San Mai co to Halfmoon Bay, and as we near the crest of the divide we are astonished by the number of gardens reaching, as they do, to the very tops of the hills. We are greeted ut the top of the irioun- by a cool and refreshing sea-breeze. I.ma expatiate on the beauties of Sunta Crux, lioth of sen, vulley and mountain, know ing, owing to the Infatuation of her clti reus, that wc can nob talk too loud or too much. Pnntn Cruz, town nnd county, is hard to beat on general principles, and as we have to get out of it by some way und by some route we might as well go by the wny of Mountain Charley's lnncarrlnze.

Hearing a good deal about dryness we con" eluded, of course, that the expression applies to wlud und soil, and look with considerable Interest to the passing crops, we mean the standing grain that we are passing. The flint grain to merit attentlnn Is that or C. Drown on the old Oeorge Anthony farm. It Is up to the average and a big thing, financially, this year, and well miy Charley feci, as do most of the old resident Santa Cruzans. (hat this particular pot Is Just one move from the Oardenof Men.

As we- passed Mr. Brown's the morning sun wa Just flooding the land with golden light, and the late Marshal of the Cham pious of the Red Cross, not to be outdone by Ihe bird thnt catches the morning worm, was out In his yard feeding his cocks and hens, and never did his smiling countenance speak more plainly that contentment reigned beneath the roof-tree and plenty spread Ills' board. Hurrying np the easy-graded hill we are soon passing through the old Scott Kahch. Here tilings nr dry, to say the least, and web-footed fowls wander about as If a forty-day deluge would be acceptable. After passing over a rough road we come to the farm of Henry Parsons.

Here every thing like grain, corn and fruit look well, and to the right, over the canyon, is thrifty vineyard thnt roaches to the very tops of the hills. Inlving on through sand and trees we come to the Huekclt Farm, and a little further the Scott Valley, where pre the dairies of Mrs. Krrington and Kdwurd Scott. Mr. Scott's residence, just completed, is a pleasant feature of the valley, and when Ihe road is straightened, as we Judge it soon will' bo from the direct line on which many new gates arc being con- stincteU, we concluded that the spirit ol untci prise was working mightily in these parts.

A few Kioinenl.s more and we are mi the turnpike, road of McKiernan Jt which Is in splendid condition. Half wayupliie mountain Ave. are above and looking down nu the farm of Martin. 1 liis Is-u sjMt to be hankered resting, us it does, in the lapof many hills, clothed in the richest of green, bordered tower- lug redwoods whose rcuthery forms to penetrate the-sky, by stretching vine and nodding fruit-trees. Its centre threaded by many silver streams thatglide nois-lessly between willow-embowered banks.

Large patches of wild blackberries are said to abound in the adjacent foot-hills, pigeons quails nnd squirrels are not scarce, with here und there deer, with too great a frequency of California ions for tho longevity or "goals." Speeding along we soon find ourselves exposed to a scorching sun, but fortunately an "oak oieniiig" is soon. reached. At the toll gate ti fly cents Is demanded, which amount Is reasonable enough for a horse nnd can Inge. On the summit Is a vineyard, and away in the dim distance to the left is another, property of A. Hatler.

The grapes crown in this neighborhood are mostly of the na tive varieties, and 'are said to be of good quality. The top of the mountain has been reached and passed, and we find ourselves opposite the vineyard of 1). C. Kec-ey, of Soqiiel. The ride down to the Forest House Is quickly made, then Ix'Xing-ton, where that enterprising and popular lioteiistf.

N. Pad. lack, holds out. On the opposite side of Ihe lts Oatos is being constructed a flume, which on Inquiry we learned W'as to carry water to the Los Unto flour and wooh mlll. The grist mill was not hi motion but full of flour.

The woolen uf laic construction, cos; about i ai.H) ami are operated by males and The females are middle-aged wo-nii miLscular. and command Wages from Jl lo SI jo Per day. Driving on we soon find ourselves in a dry, parched and naked countty, without field of grain hardly worth cutting for hay, many of them. already turned Into pasture. Were it not for the many fine orchards and vineyards along the road, this portion of the trip would be.

exceedingly cheerless. The old Methodist College is apparently only inhabited by owls and bats. Its brick walls weatherworn and its windows bruken. It Is said the properly Is owned by a lady ut Mayflcld and tliat the building will soon be torn down. On reaching tin- House, we find the Jolly host, with his curling locks, 'walling to receive his customers, and behind the bar B.

II. Lincoln, formerly of this place and for a long lime of the Pacific Ocean H'ou-e. He says th people of Santa Cruz who com hail of dull linu-s better come there to fearti the full significance of the word. Along the road to Snn Jose the crops look us Well as they do In this neigh- borhood. The city itself is exceedingly dull, but It Is evident that San Jose enjoys slt-udy prosperity.

(iomg towards Sun Fi anclsco from int.i Clara the crops for distance of three miles look snletidid. and some of the fimfst strawberry patches we ever saw here abound. As you advance towards Maj field Ihe fat ru-houses become scarce, ixxir fences iiIhuiihI, ilie iiuuil.er of squirrels inereasi-s and crops look as If they were about done for. The town Itself Is unusually lively, nnd from Its thrift and few advantage we conclude its inhabitants are men some enterprise. It appears I hat the main support of the place was from the fact that a lumber-yard was established In Its mld-t, the lumber com' i i i ill IIIV tains, but by some miscalculation the lumber Is loaded at the mill for Santa Clara and ol her tints of delivery, giving iytl the go-by.

Ma.ifteld as published there, but after a few7 month of sickly cxlslVnce gracefully t'dt wings and flew to ollniy. Th pu bi lie st-lexd Is In a thriving condition, and Is In the hands of James Wugor, formerly of this place. Holering San Mateo county we find crops unimproved. The land appears to be oil lied in large bodies. Melllo Park Is green and beautiful, ns every body who has examined the grounds are aware.

The road here 1 I nag (in-nt level as a floor, sni'xit i and int. As we near. Redwood Cifyf he foot-hills approach the salt marsh ami the clops lire somewhat better than thoc four miles i ick. Ucdw-ood City Is the largest tow ii ill the county, Is the county seal, and a joint of considerable, ncllvlty. We counted eleven selutoni-rs loading In Ihe slough, and the tide ln-ing out, tli.

resir-d cay in their beds of mu The articles of exportation nrc wisxl, lum- tx-r und yraln. Some improvements In the wav of the constnir-iion of brick and I wood'ej. buildlnsj are going on. The American Hotel, kept by Frank Dutriel; Is a thrve-story wooden Ktructure I ..1.1 I 1. i i i tsr NOTICE.

AM. political print inir, fit her Job Work', or advertising. lnut be paid for in I'dvnnev. Tills rule will lv Mrletly adhered fo during the present political campaign, regardlcs of party's or persoual preference. fTAICE 1.1.

TVTFR ISTFJin-D FOR publication In the to In-ttr tlirir Insertion, must In hnndol In wu shall go to press lit 1J M. on Friday, i THE FBIKAEISS. To-day the r.epubllenns tif this county Mill be culled on to clionsc seven dele gates to represent this county In the Ke-pulillcmn Stute Convention, to bo held In siicrnnicnto on the Inst. It Is the duty of ever' Itcpubllcnn to jjo to the primaries and villi' for delegates, and to vote for men who will reprcsiut the expressed will of the purty not to stay at home nnd let tlie eleetioil of delegates to by default Smd then cry wolf. When tlicrcnnly wants prompt aetinn on your part -to elect men Hint you know will oliey the expressed wish of the ltcpublicnn voters of this precinct, and that we have such a ticket In tliCcandldates chosen ut the meeting at Otto's Hull on Wednesday evening I.

S. J. II. V. Ie Ii muter and K.

C. p.iiich who nrc nil upright citizens, lion-i il.iiiil Iruo Iteplihllciilis, net 4Jiljnl, but hftrticttil, as to who Is the first und iecoud choice of the Republicans of this siunty for Governor. They ore men who will not disobey the expressed- wishes of Hi-parly, as dil our deleatesfijur years In disregarding I he know prcfer- i.i.i-iv C.r (li-ll. indwell. lv i.

it i.i voting tor Ucnrge C. (lorlimn, a uollliciil trickster, hud who w.is repudiated by a large portion of our party voting for that pnnee of Ji.vM.ciilvs, 11. II. Haight, Ills another tlorham sell that Hie voters or tins county want to guard iigilnst.nnd the only sure ivny to guard against a repetl-tion of Hie im ham fight. Is to vote fo.r delegates who were publicly nominated, not lor men you know not who placed them l.clore you lor your siitlrnges, or who thev firefor; tiut not men who will not trust you; be not dragged and driven to the j-olls like cattle, but act like intelligent mi'ii, and v.ae for those who are not ashamed to let ymi know who they want tut tovcrnor; nu that arc not given to tricks and ways Unit are tlaik; let ushave action, no back room caucuses to lace men before you for your votes, men you have had no hand in placing bcl'oic the people, and could not have had, and men you do not know who they arc fin; who do not und have not trusted you tin -Hough to let ou Know who Is their choice lor tJovernor.

Ik-member the old i.u.n,i:: Ivy jiij in a iik-! Pleased nclcjintc. In inoie than two-thirds of tin- counties, in which Hcpublleaii pi'mark-s have been It eld, the people have fit-dcd tlnir ilele-gu to the state Convention for Newlon liooth. We i-ee no haiiu in taking this pledge guarded, as it by the proviso that the name of no stronger or better can' u.dntu isofieit before tin- Convention. In rhis county the fin nds ol Booth only ask- il nn expression of preference or first iholcc for 15oOth on the ticket, giving tin Ir second choice for Mr. Sell.y; This is proper and.rlglit, and It Just as consistent 'Willi the vol.

to name his preference tor iov.iiiori.il Ihe as it is to t-noosc ho shall I -present the ill on en tii ui a-tseiu bled to the nomi nation. Tins is all the Republicans in 'ind all they claim or I lie liioih IiepobliiMli caucus conceded. 'I he delegates selected r-1-' caucus, (which was nof Mcret, hut public and uoove Isiuui our best citizens; n.oii Kepuiiiieaus, ul.ove reproach, and nn charges can lor a moment he thai tl.t-y would prove leere int to their Must, It elected. They will attend tlie convention tin I not by proxy, as lias been Il elected, no one can doubt nut the It. piil.lics.ii party will' Le honestly and faithfully represented.

In very particular. This is all that la relented of tl.ein, and no one who Is lii.net in lus political should ask a iliUcrent result, i.eliiriu-d Home. Hon. 'Cornelius Cole uud family arrHed in California on Tuesday and Is now slopping in San rr.inelseo, resting after Ills long and aitluoils laliois ill Washing-Ion. Tlie important canvass, in ca.ls bun for a bi 'lef peli-id in hat city, when he will return and ic-eclvc a- ein pli on ntaiy oval loll f.

ui his i.ii.n.v Hie city. We leurn Ihul lie Jiiny oe ex peeled in s-allta Cruz. Ills old imnic, in a In lef I and that II is to give lilln a welcome, reception. i tie s.u-nillelit.i nt June in 110-'lii-inii senator nn I v.ij i.i.Ciimi Senator Cor- I lis 4 ole llltvoli. III' Ills wilt and Utit i luM.en, lit iiie-'l fioin (lie Nalioii-a.

Many Kepsililieans and citi.i lis "I o. Her mi li leal pi m- i Il les -re l.I lhcile-t ali. I llieir jiator mi his safe wit i.il'l t'r otlier ol.je-Ms. I 'olc deceives nis or ai le.i-t, the Joi iini pinX ii It. lie has liinstiat.

him seil as "I Its tile, iiimI has not iiieantllne become nn- i iniuiUiti the inT ol ineie.i-:ng I l-irn rntlc I.ln loti. At the Kleetion held III Santa Cniz county, on Saturday nth, the tllou lug I s-legates Were elected to ri pn sent the Is tll.MTuey ill Hie Slate to I l.eltl on Ihe In Santa t'niz C. cappeliiiaun, Ijeonaril- SUe: -Win-. It. Maxwell: Wittsoiiville- lr.

C. Cleveland; J.iiik Cull- New Ye I'oin I is Included il lin' i u. tli-tilet. ihe lull- vim ll l.l. el.

I 'le t'olnelilloll-will U' III S-fj iel. urallrd I'or. Tin- T.ieiday in ikes a chime. l.tlack on the of IW StSTI- I Itiat he As candidate to the lit i i ii en-l. Tills Is mis-j i.

ki', weureJor nnd hariiinny In the It-. publican. party, an I iy have desire to iriitate such 'sound liejiubli-i is Lie d.tor of the Mm, We want VeVv lk-jmbliciin in ta- at the next lo vote for Newton lloi.th and lt-'lnuabl" nnd our sole ami is to Unite Ihe di inci. lciiieiits. If tin re Is in iru- put Miol'.

Ale it lief ticcid lit from the eaiidr-ss hand-' I iig oi at in occurred in this vicinity on I i-t Sunday nfti ruisui, in hich J-osc Kin i loi: life. Tin- accident was caused wntlc toiug through the Spanish Drill Willi a loaded rille, in the hands of Jos. fMirla, ia cousin of the deceased when the cm was l.roiu'lit to a "charge bajoin Tn" ib-casct uvea bin an iiuiir ami a hair I lirck) I'l the last lsiie if the MFXriNKt. we rave the list of stibscrltieju. Tlie J'liiir of '1 last otTi-n-d to ls-t that lin have puicua-sed more by one.

half w.ithln th. last lour iii'intlis Ihan the A peculiar way ol oviuj; a subsj-i ipilon l.st, wild a sal', way to bi when you Unoiv lo net lip your -Kicnce. It Would lOb.ibly aii-o a Mile Im-I thnt the paper clue in k. l. iK," and is tir.

ikeu out of the -pres olliee when paid for, at j- per renin. tiviiM h'x Oni d-ii bi-iiv pteparc lor a grand tlm" on ci.inhu r'yuilh of July. Thc.e is In; eoiis.i acle'd a ll-mr lor 1 I I i 1 i i i A Grand Citizen's Ball, Will be given at tho Santa Cmz Skatini Rial -ox-Tuesday July 4th, 1871. The Hall will be brilliantly illuminated! for the occasion. Music I)y Emerson's Cornet Baud.

Committee or Arrangements. Hon A Hlhn A Hartlett, tUernard Peyton, i.ludge A I lagan, I Mes, rve. Henry Cowell, Hon F. 11 Heaeock, liavld Minds, I It-sse. Mr lt.uloy.

Cap! Smith, F. liriody, P. Kooser, 0 Diesing Dr It Fagan, Peter Warner, swart 1 fireen, Ir John Grant, Logan, rank ooper, I man 1 lli-nrv Sk inner, IK Kirby, I Geo I lito, Cook, A llrown, 'Geo Anthony, dl Pope, Geo Stevens. j.l 1 Cunimings, i 'iirtis. Jacob Parsons, 15 Porter, John Dauhenbiss, Thorn pson.

Floor I) Haslam, Sears, l.Ioi Scott, j.l Ciiase. Is lilakely. TICKETS, Admitting gentleman' and ladies A lunch will be sr-rved nt tlx? Ocean House dining room at fitly cents. i UilUTCn a local for an IIAIiIlU" old established New York Fire Insurance Co. Address Loeli Itox IG.59, P.

Jul7-lt San Frniuhro. Library Meeting. MKMltF.lW OF Till-: SANTA ClU'Z Library are hereby notified that the Annual meeting of Hie Association will bp belli at the Library Koom, June l'iifh, IS71, at 1 o'clock P.M. As this is the meeting to receive tlie report, in regard to the Library, finances and property, and for the election of officers for the ensuing year, it. is hoped that members will not neglect to attend.

C. A NDF.K-iON. President. juIT 1. U.

IN'i It A II AM Secretary. NOTICE. Office of lh" H. C. it J.

St'iy oil- Erpm CAL. fPH UK IS DKLINQCKNT I l'oN -M I Shares of Stock of the S. C. A San Jose stage and Fx press Company, standing in ihe mime of T. s.

Moovcj the ol Seventy Five i on account of assessment No. 1, levied on the 2it day of January, 1S71, by order of the board of Trustees of said Company. And In accordance wph law and nn order of the Hoard of Trustees, so m.iiiv shares of the above described Mock, as may be necessary, will be sold, (unless previously paidi at the office of the Company, on Saturday, July 2.M, IS71, at 5 o'clock P. pay said delinquent assessment, together with the costs ol advertising and expenses of sale. jul7-td K.

BK.Ll!u. Secretary. FINE AMERICAN AT S. H. BAILEY'S.

H.ivvnrrt Amrrlran Wulrll Co Nnttoiial Wmrh C'. in cases, sjold nr silver. W'nlf Ic. clo do Clocks, Silver spectacles, and Ware, silver-plated ware, Jewelry' of all kinds. Watches.

Clocks, and Jew elry, repaired to order. The. Improved Howe Sewing Machine, S. H. BAILEY, Agent.

Juin-tf Pacifl" Avenue, Santa Cruz. SAXTA t'Kl'Z KATING PAVILIOlii BLAKELY Aj STEVKNS, Propr's. Open Afternoon and lumi LIST PRICES Oentloincnis Ticket, per mouth, S'i HO I julys, no sinsrh; admission cts. skale Tickets, cvpniti2 J5 cts. Skate Tickets.

ikT dozen. 2 liay skating, admission and usi of Skates, cts Private Boarding. FEW nilAKUKIIS can bo accom- modatcd, by calling at the residence of It. II- SAWI.M, Mission street, Santa Cruz, Cal. June 3d, 1X71.

tf Howard Watches, KlglM oo Wallhniu lo Ilnssrll lo Jahninn do Swiss tto Kntlstl tlo In cold or silver cases. Also a well selected slock -OK- Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, Spectacles. Clocks, (fold Pens, Ktc, al ways on hand at WILLIAM EFFEY'S JEWELRY STORE, Hum's Block, Front Santa Cruz. TU'Y 'SO SEWING MACHINE, ITNI.K.SS Wilson," is Rtamped upon the Cloth Plate. Wx.

KKKKV, Atrent. Watches and Jewelry repaired. myJ7- tf FOR SALE, IOFFEU for sale my place, located ad-Joining the Incorporated limits of tin-town of Santa Cruz, consisting acres, well fenced. There are assorted fruit trees. 'J new dwelling houses, necessary out-honses; and an abundance of good, freshwater.

Six acres arc planted with corn and potatoes, and the other '2 acres are pasture. 1 will sell. If desired. '2 c. ws and a span of horses and wnsron.

For particulars enquire at this office, or of the proprietor on tlie premises. myJT-tf 1IKU.M AN SEIOMAN. Removal. nIIF. nndershrned.

having removed his i wnsrvn making and carriage shop to the old location on Front street, opposite Hcrnheim A Co's brick store. Santa Cruz, Is prepared to do all kinds of work in line such ns Manufacturing' and Repairing WAGONS, CARRIAGES, ETC. nt the lowest cash prices, my motto bcin5 "small profits anil quick ret urns." -All work warranted, and satisfaction given in all cases. Call and examine, the work. None but tho.

best material used. THKOPHU.l JAM KM, Juno 3-1, Front st. i i i radical cure, is yet to be heard from, and the same may be said of bilious disorders, intermittent fever, nervous ion-, general debility, constipation, ick headache, mental disabilities to which the feeble are so subject. It purities' all the ih.ids of the liody i uel nding Mi" 1 aii'i the gentle S'i III 111 US ivillell it 1111(1. Ills to the nirious sfetn is not sue.

led by ttie slightest. feliefloil. 'i'hts a I.u-?s reader, for I lu-ir own ikes, should In and remember. L'oi hoi-ill'. GEORGE C.

PAYNE, Is a caiididu'e for sheriff, ut the ensuing el'Ctloll. s'l1 to tlie decision ol thc Count 1 in ic I'mi -cut ion. my20tf A Good Ranch --IN APPY VALLEI7 DISTRICT a ii i. it. Three miles from the town of Santa Cruz; containing Pin acres of land, tiood title; Vi acres under culti vation; a st i cam ot water run ning I uioulmi the ranch; tlie rem lining land pasture and im bir.

An orchard containing I good bearing trees; about L'U acres of heat, and the rest corn and hay. Also about, 'A) head ol cattle in good condition; 4 hoises and wagon and harnesses and buggv. A comfortable dwelling house and oiii-buildings. The ranch can bouglit setiarate. or with he crop and stock.

For further particulars apply at the Sentinel olliee. or on the premises. jnvJO-tf A 1S7C. Pati-ntki) At'0. '-1.

I 870. NUTTER KEETON'S HAY PRESS. Price, $200. i 'IMIK Nl'TTKJt A K-I'KTON HAY 1 is hi- ehea pest and best on lie lie i Coast and i manufactured and sold by i 1 1 1 a 1 1 i i Sun la Cruz, Cal 1.. UK TII, myJO-'lm A.

P. MANN, Caniagr iliiimrr, llarnes Maker, ANI Ci I)K OKATOIt. Front SANTA ClU'Z. ltobes. Morse P.lankets, Saddle I'danki-ls, i es, in ade to order in the neatest and best style, from, original designs, at tlie most feasoiiatile terms, t'all and s-o the i.rk if you wish something neat novel and unique.

.) Ju ne IsTI. Dissolution of Co-partnership. N'otier is hereby given that the Co-partnership of Chittenden Young was dissolved, on the day of A pril Js7, hy mutual consent James II. c'hittenden withdrawing u-oirt tin- firm. p.

AM l.s. M. CM! I TK.Md-.N. Santa Cruz, April li 1S7I. Special The i Jrocery Husiness in all Its brunches will be continued at the old stand by Mr.

W. P. Young, who is authorized to sell all accounts. Tlie undersigned, being thankful to is friends and patrons for past favors, hopes hy close attention to tiusme.ss, to merit a continuance ot patronage. V.

P. YOI NIJ. June V. 171-1 m. R.

C. FRANCIS, Stag aiiu Bathing Saloon, Pacific Ocean House. Santa Cruz. i-CiIVK HE A Cl.l..-sa MRS. M.

L. FRANCIS, MI.Ii continue the Ladies' flair Ilivss- ing busii-ess at her resilience on Locust Street. I.ti. lies waited upon at their dwellings, rf r- piired, by leaving tiieir orders at tlie Barber shop under the Pacific Ocean Mouse. my-n'71-ir Eighth Industrial Exhibition OK THK MECHANICS' INSTITUTE Wll.l.

Ill'KN Tuelaj', Atmti-il, I7I. ANt ON riNVK Four Wn Day and I'rrnlng la the Pavilion. Union. Square, San Francisco, rI1Iir Exhibition liuilding covers an arr-a of I Iu.ikhi superficial feet, atfd is complete in ie various details of light, ventilation, steam power, water supplv, and provisions lor I lie re.juireiiient-s and comfort of visitors. Applications for space must tto made he-fore tlie fifteenth day ot' July next, and articles must lc ill posit ion bv the liiif of opening.

P.lank Applications lor Space, Utiles and Premium Lists, and all information will Ih-sent on application, by addressing J. II. special Agent, Mechanics' Institute, Sau Francisco, to whose care articles intended jor exhibition may Ik-sent. A. S.

1IALI.IDIK, Prr.lilrnt. SEA BATHING U- take great pleasure In announcing to our numerous friends and pal rons, that wc arc aliout erecting new hat h-nig houses on tin- beach, which will he thoroughly furnished with new- bathing dresses, ropes and everything done lor the convenience and comfort of all who loSe good sea bathing. We shall spare no pains to please all who mav favor us with a call. myl i-tf JulIN LKIBRIiANI) SOX. Saratoga Turnpike Road.

V'OTICK is hereby given that the new road irotn Chandler's cabin to Saratoga is now completed and readv Tor travel I he grade is easy an I can be 'trotted mvi al full speed in ar.y itae. Mnz (piallfi an i ue iiioiiiuatii roads over the S-mta Cruz range when find completed. The tolls will Ik- the same hs on the toll road from Santa Cruz to Felfon A gang of workmen will be kept employed widening and improving the road dnrin" the coiiiuigyear. The distance from Santa Cruz i via, Saratoga! to Santa Clara IsalM.iu 4J to i miles by the most, direct route through the most splendid timber belt In the Smtii Cm, range, with scencrv unsurpassed forgrandeur end natural" diversifie.1 Witii everyliiing that the toii-risf'6f pleanire-seeker could tlestrc. ime 1 a I I MONDAY F.

A. IIII1N. R'i If llAllDWAUE, I ARE, STOVES, PLATED WARE, AKKAN IKD OX WHITE METAL, Crockery, Galvanized Pumps! all sizks. A LV AN I ZED f) tt f't 7 a i'x it a -X4 Glassicarc, AT It A PACIFIC (. opposite Court House,) LllU -O- I w.e.il.l r.

nrilieunri. to tli cili.fn el snu Ciur. n4 vicinpr. tliAt 1 Am nw irn it. sn tliifnir in hit line a ciit-4i I I.iii-t.

ill 1 lit- Mi. -s i'1-rii-ni' in tli bn-ini. wrrant4 III" 14 ft --er In. it li it I on fivr Siii'i lieu, Nii.l U.t.vlf I Irno Work nili'ie in All ert ii.ii -ninn ntl hi- returnr-l. S.snln Ciuz.

Ulh. ISiIS tf Reduced Rates. BATHS. TT nm 4 rr nn A (Inn a PHILLIPP FRANK'S Bathing, Hair-Dressing, AISIl SHAVING ts on Front street, between theSantaCrnj-. House and I'lankllu Hotel.

lint. Colel niol rhmn Italh, 'it C'rnt. lln Ir iillliiK 25 do Sliant iitii do The Italh Ilooms will be under the charge jiick House. Agent ior upmiti i nair xtestorauve. All attention paid to customers to Insure satisfaction.

I'HILIPP FRANK, JulO tf Proprietor. New Barber Shop IIF.MIY ACUSTKIV, Prop'r. rJ1IIF. Proprlehir would respectfully In-X lorin tne citizeni- of Santa Cruz, and vicinity, that he has opened a new shop, on Front door to Cappelmann's Saloon, at pi ices to suit the tunes. Hair i 'i" ccnt-s shampooing Shaving tf Furniture and It vtures all new.

me a call. I1KNKY Al'iisTKIN. mv.T-tf 1 Cheapest, Sifest, and Best Light IACII 111'llXKIl gtMierallng its own gns, i I heref.irc rendci-i ng explosion impossible. It can be used in street lamps, in lighting towns, and is equal to the best coal gas, and costs only one-fourth ns much per burner; doing away with tho cost of gas works. Ait.

vi r. a sent At Cooper A- Co. Store, Santa Cruz, Cat. MavJT If Candy Factory. J.

H. LEL0NG. announce that he has entered tt upon the ma nn fact nrc of CAN HI F.S, and has ntted up, with all the modern ap- ill ill riaeiorj ill tli. premises formerly occupied hy the Kx-press nliee, on Front Street, Santa Cruz, one door sou! of he lii'rniiiii I rug Store. All kinds of lii U.

l-'air-t'n inly for sale, wholesale and retail, at San l-ranciseo prlei s. A trial solicited. lnyjT-tf I'icturcs rjime. Tl'sT HFCF.IVF.H a line assortment of lllaek Wajnut Mouldings of ditlerenl. sizes, i and gill bead for large and small pictures.

Pictures framed to order, cheaper than at any other place in Kanta s. Locust street, 2d door from M-atli's Hardware store. K. ANTHONY. II.

AUCII I nAl.l), ARCHIBALD iti A F. 'T It till A.M DF.ALKltS IN SADDLES AND HARNESS I MNsinn street, corner of Water street. Santa Cruz, California. SPF.C1 AT. ATTF.NTION" OIVFN Tt and Manufacturing, to order nil kinds of Harness usually required.

Team, Stage and Buggy Harness, And Saddles of every description kept on hand and made to order. Call in and see. ARCHIBALD pl" tf Proprietors: CAMERON HOUSE. JOHN H. CAMERON, Proprietor.

Franklin Street CLARA, Til AlloYK It'll SK IS NOW' ni'KN ler tin, rcejit ion nf tfuits. Im. 1 the meile'ii nn usually found in THK HK-T HoTKL1. It lih. fn'eii- rti'ilr lurnisliril suits of menu fir tanil.ies.

an4 is luccf lie,) if t-qualled by anj pou KriDcisi. A Omen will at th fMpnt nn irrivnl trmn. ft rnnrejr lann'nerr and thir hagg-iKi" to flip Hotel. JOHN K. CAMF.KOX, Proprietor, ao 15- "CT-tf Ice, ice cream i for Ice or Iic-Creani mav bo l'i on order Slafe, at the Fruit Store of Archer F.imor, next d')or to lie tin ocean llous.i.

f.KOU';F. A. CIIKSTKU will furnish Ic or Ice Cream to Families, Saloons or Parties, on order, delivered at any plaw-in Santa Cruz, or vicinity, at cheap rates. Orders soliidted and promptly filled. A.

CHKSTKR. L-i'ind strtct. near the old Fleck Mill, Santa Cruz, Cal. rnyl tf to Fon UOO.S15F.HIIIFM. my27-tf writing, but in the other duties it was oral, and was a thorough review of all tlie lessons passed over during the last live months every question being asked and explanations required that tliey iiad during the term, I'M being the standard, and each failure deducting one from luu.

Grammar I) pirtiwnt. Eddie Heaeock, lt Curtis Miller, Addie Russell, IK'j Henry Kron, Flora Young, t'Ut A'nekla Etl'ey, l3 11.1 Ada lireeii, ay, c.lla 1 lemey. Fan. Hirsi nfelder, MJ Seddle Anderson, 'ai'itic Guild. tf.li Kaiiuie Railcy, v.

Arthur Shepard, Auranda Kirby, Kugcue West, Mul lie Root, Willie Cooper, Kva Heath, Nellie Patterson, lli-alh, Minnie Pray, Annie Pagles, Agnes Kllie, Ida lxmoN, llwight Orover, Josie Sprague, Willie ihcuards, Carrie Parshall, Kan uie Herry, Fannie liiiss, Alex. W. Geo. Kergusou, 111 luj Ma Uie Heath, 111 'JH Risper licnuelt, US Olivia Swan, id Horace Heaeock, Ut Wjllie Berry, 1SJ loru Ili um S', ti; Lilly King, is; Mary KliiilofT, Ni Wi "orrcst Handy, wl Norman Wilson, btf Hii' Kd. Henderson, lj F.

Heath, Annie MeUary, Ki Uj Patterson. Ki, Herbert Fagan, 8i til Kva Shelby, 7sl 14 F.lia Scott, TS Alvah Stnnctt, 78 yiim -p trtment. Frod Rice. 'M Mary parshal. Fred Taylor, i Jennie Parshal Willie Lucas, Van" Wagner, Maiy Turpui, Joe.

Xolau, A. Amayo, Willie Colopy, Tucker, Rice, Joseph Amayo, F.I I a Tucker, Melville silver, John Nolan, II. Kroughlon, ('has Smith, Willie Horn. Button, Chns, 1.1 Si'i iS. Van Wagner, 11 Lyman Parshal, Kate Scott, Anna sprague, ll Lincoln Russel, Ki Frank Wagner, Ki Oeo.

smith, IS.inuie lioyuton, Hi Lizzie Hois. (jeo. Hernhelm, 5U Wesley lioyuton, i Ktta Chapman, KI Ritbert Stanly, tl Clement Frey, U- Thomas Price, K2 F.I la Stanly, 9 I)e in Amayo, if Louis Lapier, Vi. Chas. fay lor.

Willie Ant hony, MUs Doiey't Department. Louisa Rosslul, 100 Klixa Cosgrove, 90 Laura Hill, Annie Onerhus, Joey Itcrnlioini. trj K-ldie Wallace, Charlie Maunilig, 'M Johnlc Copur, 7 litlie stagg, lS Flora 8'i Km ma Law.s, 117 Joe. fin-en, M) Clara Wilson, In George Morse, 80 Joe. Roberts, Ui Allied Fake, 7'J C.

Oterhus. H'i Marv Roberts, 7.S Nellie Wetch, Frank liw-, '71 Calvin WiNon, l.ilhe Holser, 7f Willfe Melendy, Ki Al uy Willie Albert 'Pringie 7:1 Charh-s Rossini, Hi Minnie Rctiuie, 7J Kddle fin-en, HI' Mary Madeira, 72 August lireer, Ki Lulu liS Willie Ki Nettie 1 lamer. ti7 Lizzie 1-endegrast, Samuel Russel, Alb'tiSwaii, John Rossini, tvj Rler. Reunie, Carroll Littleticld, 1 Clara Manning, Ki Frank Swan -IT Miss JJiUcy' Dfjxirliit'ttt. Laura Kll'cy, May rover, I ien a Wallace, Florence Tutlle, MarySmitli (ieorge Heady, Josh- H-Minet Kitlie Tuttle, Heme Cooper, Jobie Heaeock, Williiim Tall, Li I lie Nickerson, Mary WoimIs, Ada Mart, tiordon 'l alf, T.

Stein met z. Lizzie Pierce, ISO li Katie Drecr, Ni Ctiatles lireen, il" William Cair, I'l A. Hiciiards, Hattie Caldwell, fcl ill Charles Madeira, Hi 8-i Albion eeks, Monseau, Monro Heath, IM Cyrus Tucker, I-. a smith, si trj Frank Hall, Ki T. Harmon, KI Albert Ohering, Mil Phionie Philips, T.i iS Victor ilill.

-i Louis Mason, Morris Kresfellcr, Ks Frank 'arri Mason, MS Frank Town, Fanny Hall, Ns. i. Pilkingtou, iJrfMrtmriit. Frank Hoffman, Willie Salmon, Henry Williams, Christie ihltiicr, John Cliasf, Manuel Harnett, fieo. llittner, Ilelle Peterson, co.

Trust, Frank Kron, C'harles Fanny TbTtiey, Henry Wade Willie Harmon, Fri-d Heath, Lizzie Morrow, I Cappleman, WS Km ma Sharp, Hi Fanny lluiuer, Willie Francis, 17 Joe. HI a in. Willie Hoffman, UT Mary Hauler, H7 lii-ii, HKit, Frank Fiter, IM Fred swanton, Vi Minnie, lirehcr, May Vestal, li Mary Adams, ii ti. Median, IW Oeorgla Wilson, harles Iiiine, di Frank Woods, 1)4 Mathilda Pipin, t.i John Heath, ti: 91 Hi 91 (i ir-' H-J ill I1 i P0 IH) 80 NO Andrew Kesser, J. Johnson, -Vi Conprr' -yifiil'tient, Fred Hunter, M.

slnnett 03 (It 9.1 Kti IvS KS Kl X7 i Willis Town H. Lancaster, lis Annie Hoffman, lis chas Hicks, 1i A. Ilriivtiihrock, H7 Albert Mason, t'7 Kate Mccluim, L. McLaimhlin, tto Herdle, Willie Herdle, (la Lizzie Talnter, PI Kate MaKlnney, (U Kllery Young, Mary Nolan, loulsn Monseau, Sarah Sehenck, Annie Vestal, McLaughlin, F.rie Iloseuiiuist, ieo. Iti-rry.

C. t'appeluian, iscar Kron, I'niuia TalutiT, ArilV Steell, T. MeLaujhiin. liosa Hulk. .1.

McDonald, Fn-d Carr, I an in i Ikmni-ls, Jolin Nolan, Mix Drptirtrrirnt. Carrie St'dnmetz, liV. Alice Woods Pilkingtou, Nil kelson, miss. Km ma iihson, Lizzie Tint, A. WimIs; Mary Perez, Paulina Heincr, James Hart, Fred P.

Uodri-uez. is soria. siisan Chapella, Chas. Hart, KS Irving McCaslin, Albert Perez, lis Marv Itestler, Us Fred (iibson, 7 Kmina it ccham, 07 Manuel splndla, (7 iguel Soria, Maggie IIiieiK-k, i A lie? Stfinmetz. (Kugene Heard in, i Perez, Chas.

Amayo, I Jiiiucs.iiari, ji.) Dean, Ofjail-breaking iiotorh-ty In this county, wrote a Utter to a parly in StHjucl to the that he nicely fooled the physicians of this place, ho pronounced him insane, and that on his way to Stockton he stole a spoon, out of hlcb he made a key, which enabled in in to ellcd his scaiic from the Insane Asylum, ami that he i.s now travel uiK for Ills health. Iiean Is an old 'uu. Improvrinrnft In the way, of fencing and tdralRhteniiip th road, ami also gradiiij; in ninny places are iM-ing flccU'tkoti cither side of William's I-'inditiR. If there In anything that the payers of this county have to complain of, ii is bud roads, yet the Supervisors are doin nil In their power to make them good. The truth is we have a broken and routch old county, and have got to pay dearly for Rood thoroughfares.

Captured. Oilmon had an examination before Justice Wellington Uurins the week. charsinl with klllinc, lor food, a work ox tM-ioniiiK to Peter ivtcrson, who lives np the const. Another man. named IUce, has been nrrestcxl In San Francisco, and forwarded fo onr Jail, charged with being nf-cc-ory or principle in the act.

Mr. C. II Lincoln deserves credit for his merxy and industry In ferretiiij 'out the offender. and lixing the evidences. spared so long the'life of the Supreme Pon-tiff.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE. The following vessels arrived at and dc- parted from this port the past June. AKittVKi). Sehr Adrinna 10 Str Santa Cruz 11 Sehr Fannie Jane 12 Osceola Str Salinas li Pueitlc 11 Kehr Fannie ijllliuore Ailriitna 1(1 Sir Santa Cruz lti Salinas cck From s. F.

M. L. s. P. s.

F. sal. s. F. s.

F. s. F. s. F.

S. F. For. 1). L.

D. L. s. L. s.

F. June. DEPAltTED. 10 Schr Sacramento 10 Kllen Cal herine 10 Fannie Gilmore 10 l'et 11 11 Str Santa Cruz II l. Schr Osceola Pi Fannie Gilmore; 10 Fannie Jane iti Str Santl Cruz lti Salinas s.

F. F. L. F. F.

A. 1. Piano Fortes, Organs McMeons, AT THE BOOK STOUIu OF A. J. HINDS.

JtriT a new seven octave Piano full, round, mellow tone, easy elastic touch. Klegaiit aud.ornamental in appearance. Price Also a Cabl. net organ wit tmnolu or or humaivi stop or irwlwitnt Mil. Price iVS'u Also an elegant small Melodcon, price Any musical Instrument or book furnished to order at Hinds' Hook Store.

THE EYES THE EYES IX. PARDEE, OCULIST AND AL'HIT. VFTKIt A PItOTK r.I.INDN I'ss of more than live years. Dr. Pardk.i-: lias made himself borough ly ami seient U-ically acquainted with all diseases of I lie Kye, and is now practicing Willi a success not surpassed in the rutted States.

All operaliotns performed, such as Strabismus, or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, I lepression or A bsorpi ion, Pterygium or lb-shy membra ne growing over he eye. Reduction of staphyloma, or milging out of the eye, ArtificialPupil Fistila la-chrymalis, or closing off tear passage, and all deformities of tin- Litis, Artificial Kyes inserh-d witliout the least pain, and possessing all the movements and brilliancy of the n'al eye. A large assortment constantly on hand for sale nt reasonable prices. The Dnctoi's Kye Hath for the treat ment and cure. of all nervous diseases is used all over Ibis coast.

Thankful to those Physicians who have sent him cases for operations, he hopes that his universal success will warrant a continuation of their confidence. His celebrity us an operator is co-extensi ve with Ins success; as patients are presenting themselves lor treat ment and operations, from New York and Boston almost monthly, pntlcntscun be seen at the Doctor's olliee Jail in different Mages ol recovery. Office: 7(7 CLAY S'l'KKfcT, (opposite the Plaza), San Francisco. ly Dr. Julien Perrault, Ooclnr of of tile Kncully of I'm Is, C.rixluulr of the I nivii ly 'tu- ii' lu lUi.mla, nil Phyih ian ul ll- lit.

Jtull Kupllslr SiHinj, of Smn Kraut iwo. Dr. Perrault has the pleasure to inform his numerous old palienis and others seeking o.ilitlriil 11 MtUiml Ail vice, that he can he Consulted daily at his ollicc, No. oO'J Mont dJincry north-east cur-nor of saenurienti, street, San Francisco, Kooms, lit and II, ttrst Moor, up stairs. Consultation uud in Kn(Uh, Krrnrh anil Urrinan.

Having made the various forms of t--ai mimI uticl nil Del.lili) the subject of minute re-Kearch and special practice for many years Or. Perrault coin nines to treat tlicse attlic-lions successfully, by the newest methods, and witliout resort to Obnoxious Itemed les. (ionorrhca, fileet. Strictures, Hulio, Cl-cers, skin Krupucus, in' any st.me, Cureii, and nil syphilitic and taints eradicated from the system. Nocturnal Kmis.sions, Night Sweats, Di.s-ehaiiie Irom tne Urethra on goniit to stool or making water, I'm in tne Hack and Head, Hiieumalic Pain, 1 iizziness, Siylniu Nervous Fainting Coughs, Sallow CompicMuiil, Orowim; Weakness of sihC, Mciuor(ind Intellectual Faculties I louued Ideas, inlltdetice, Averion to siK-iety and Social Pleasures, and some of Ihe more prominent of A'ci-i-oii tttut J'hyximt I 'nst ril ion tlie resuii of Sell Abuse and Fxees-sive Indulgence, which, if not timely checked, will never fail to induce premature decay, and terminate in total bus ol Manhood.

Patients complaining of one or more of the above symptoms, stinuld anply immediately lo lr. Pei-rault as he has disci rver-cd New and Ucliable ltemedies, winch cu-nable him to uuarantee a speedy and radical cure of mlunl wne. Mod 1 "i-)ulria-r. i We invite investliratlon particularly by those suttcrerH who have tried this boasted Doctor, and that advertised Physician until worn out and discouraged we pre-u-nd not l. know evcrylliiiiK, nor to cure cvcrylsidy, but in all i-iis-n laken under Ileal inelit we lultlll our promises.

I suffering from, any complaint incidental to their sex, can consult the Doctor with ussirrance of relief. Patient In the country can be ret nt llutuc by addressinii a letter to Dr. Perrault, as iilxive. or llnix t'73, P.O.,SSu Francisco, stating tneir case as minutely as possible, habits of II vlnjr, K'cupat ion, t-tc. liw ctiarcs.

lU-st leu-reiiccs given if required. Ail communications confidential. Dr. Perrault Is sole agent in California, for Or. Biott's Celebrated Femals Monthly Fills, which are uii.ipi'ioocucU, au4 lar ui alliance of every oilier remedy for suppression and other irregularities In le-nialcs.

per box; senl by mail orex- prcss, securely packed. juhiis71-ly JOHN KRANTZ. Slios Maker, 1ULTOV. RUOTS A MIOB niad and I in the best possible manner nitofthe hosit material. All work prompt- .4.

I ill mil li.ave- nmi Him iia laiin.ii voitr orders- JuIU'bl tf and so great is the change in the atmosphere that we at once feel the need of an overcoat, but not having one sensibly concluded to go without it. Wc never before saw such splendid fields of flax as here border the road. Passing down the grade wc find most of the Inhabitants to be native Callfornlans, and soon Spanishtown is reached where they seem to have everything their own way. There Is quite a stream of water running through tho town, the same that is now being conducted by llunio to San Fran cisco. This burg Is In the center of one of the liu'est agricultural districts in the world, has a large three-story hotel, two or three brick stores and a population of some 1U0 inhabitants.

The fogs here urc heavy and the weather cold, and the day wc Were there the sun had not been allowed to shine more than ten or fifteen minutes in the morning. Not a tree of any size was discovered, but grain, the finest we ever saw, was in each field. Pescadero Is eighteen miles ahead. We soon reach the Butano creek, three miles from the town, and the old boundary line of this county. This section is pasture land.

Reaching the top of the hill wc arc within the bounds of Tom Moore's ranch, now devoted to dairying purposes and the raising of potatoes, patches of this Irish favorite stretching np anj down hill on either side. No time is lost in driving up to the Swanton Hotel, the only victualing establishment that docs not at the present time hang out the flag of scarcity of patronage. Mrs. Swanton is a qvn among landladies, and when gazing on the specimens of shellwork. her handicraft, wc are not astoni.shed at the many premiums Mie has received.

In connection with the -hotel there are erected a number of cottages-with neat flower-gardens, which are quite an attraction. Pescadero' Is slowly Improving and is destined to be quite a town. There are a number of successful farmers, among whom we saw II. 11. Green and R.

Knowlcs, tlje latter l) puty Sheriff, and who told us that the las year his property was in Santa Cruz county the taxes was.tfj and the next year In San Mateo county his taxes on the same property was $11. Leaving Pescadero we pass through one dairy after another till we reach Pigeon Point. Here Judge Tem-pleton A I n. are building a chute, feet in length, to be finished in July, at a cost of The celebrated Steele ranch is soon reached, and a magnificent dairying country it Is. At Waddeli's harf i-veiy thing Is ijuiel, so It Is at the mill.

Wo aie now in Santa Cruz county and soon pass the farm of Major simms. Along the Scott creek the crops look good. At Dav- enport's landing quietude reigns supreme, and were it not for the quick and strong strokes of the blacksmith, Faster; we niiiilil think It as Sunday. The store of Mr. Purdy is closed, the proprietor probably having gone a fishing, but the hotel of Auguste Koqne is open and inviting.

Taking dinner with Mr. 11. we mount finally for a home drive, and belore tho receding suit hides behind the hills we are in Santa Cruz, a tired if not a wise man, and enchanted with Its beauties and freshness, con i Inced south of San Francisco it Is next lo San Jose In Importance. Mc. Serious Accident.

On Wednesday last, June llth. Field, of San Francisco (a son of ll, f. S. W. Field of this place), while riding in a buggy, niar the ranch of Win.

II. Moore, nt-t iiited to turn round in the road, and upset the buggy, breaking tils right leg just aMvc the unkle and dislocating the ankle. A little brother of the unfortunate lad was ulso in the buggy at the time of the upset, but fortunately escaped unhurt. Mr. James o.

Wanzer happening along at the time, brought the party to town, when 1 1 iw i in no m-i i ue iioiu-s, and the are glad In say, is doing as well as can be expected. Slow Itarr, There Is now a flow face going on be. twieii the 7it and tne which shall gi out last. This Is either the case or our cotcmporary has done gone and busied, as no appearance has been put in up lu the hour of our going to press. We understand that Mr.

Armstrong has left paper, uud that may have caused the delay, or account lor the milk In the co- i-oaiiut. HopaTul. The last copies nn article fl(m tUe skntinvi. and KivcH due and spoken of by that good old pott with pa- thelfe inspiration, as follows: "While the lump of life holds out to burn, "The vilest si in may return." MtldlXKKY UlKlDS AT C'tiST. Jiff.

Anna orti-r, contciuplatin a vnot to Mil 1' raiiciMC. to purchase a new mi ck ol tfoods. will sell uQ" lier i nliic Block of niillincrv ironds now on linnd.Jlf ct'et prict Those dinirin to purcliane jjomis in my line latept styles untu-; mcr hats would do well to call and ex-i amine before purcliumnir elsewhere. Artilicinl tlovverx. silk and fancy ribbons, and every nnety of l.nliut' dress tritn-mins usinally kept In the millinery line, on hand, und mui hv sold en or tvluro tlie 1-Vmrtli of July.

Mrs Anna Former, Front ttrict, next door ta Werner's llarnes simp. '-June. 10 lui. Por.TKi: 'o. Arc aYorit fo relny ttu-ir vats, and eriH a Jituubi of m-w I.ljne;, h.1 their tannery.

lii, 1-1 1 a-hosi- wi.n:n i.ims. uaii.1 an af-. credit. This look hop-ful, and rc-j fable Benin-man, The population of the lf tlie low is ac-oui i iiiu puuiu: umia- i i InjtsUltle can be said in praise of he court- house, which one timje vn. an attrai-tlve two-story building.

The bad- the wall, which ucccHsit.if.al a I U-arlntf down of the upper Mory. The bae- i ment Is occupied as a Jajl and the Inside of the court-Uuinu iiat little there is of Jt. I without adornment or cmbelllsh-i ui'-liL The grounds. however, are uud tastefully laid out with deciduous nnd evergreen nhade-lrecs rather In nd. uico of psuiious santn The school building is a I a iv and attractive struc ture, probably ahead of anything in this) county, with a flue tymn.islum contlgu- dim thereto.

For a wonfler there- ii no Methodist Chirch In the plnce, nnd the three houses cf them nc. rordim: -to their i.e, arc Catholic, Conjciv- Rational and Kpiscop.il. The San Mateo County tho only newspap-jr ill the county, i published hereH. A. Seholield 1.

ll'or ml psopi ii foV, hoiil we would all" i j. I i oi an minis rroirt (in a dozen arg stream'. In Tihundunee. Cimpers will i find liny on the route suflli-lent for their llOi-ses. Jtlpl-Slll 7.