Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 3

Summary of War News, Compiled from the AUa California The closing hours of Congress are marked with very importantdocuments on the foreign Dolicv in relation to intervention. The PANTECHNICON. Pacific Mail Steamship Company. SAN LORENZO EXCHAN E. STREET, SANTA CRti, CAT- Sheriff's Sale.

BY VIRTlTE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT OF tho Justices' Court of L. B. dements, bouel Township, and to me directed and delivered, fr a Judgment rendered in said Court, on the 7th day of January. A. D.

1863, in favor of II. F. HUILN and CHARLES BERN, and against MARCUS A RAN 1 have levied on the following property, to wit That certain piece and parcel of land lying and being situated in Soqucl Township, County of Santa Crut, State of California, thus bounded and described North by the County Road to Soquel east by lands of J. Rodriguez, south by lands ot M. Rodri guez, and west by a gulch.

Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY, 0th day of MARCH, A. D. 1863, 1 will sell aU the right, title and interest of said Marcus Arana in and to the above described property, at the Court House door of said county, at public auction for cash in hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said Execution and all costs. CHARLES KEMP, Santa'Cruz, January 21, 1863. Sherilf.

Dissolution of Copartnership. The Copartnership heretofore existing between JOHN McELRuY and JAMES B. McQUl LLAN, under the firm -name of J. McELROY is this day dissolved, by mutual consent. J.

McElroy will settle the affairs of the bite partnership. J. Mcelroy, JAMES B. MctjriLI.AN. Santa Cruz, February 16, 1863.

3t GEORGE OTTO. Keio Brick Store, Main Street, Santa Cruz, Dealer in GENERAL MERCHANDISE, HAVING constantly on hand, and for sale at the most reasonable prices, a large and splendid assortment of Goods, selected expressly for this market. My Stock consists of GROCEMKS, ASSORTED PRESERVES. CONFECTIONARY, CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE.

DRY GOODS, LIQUORS ETC; anfl all articles usually kept in a Variety Store, to which the attention of purchasers are solicited. It Butter and Eggs and all kinds of Produce taken in exchange for goads. March 6-tf CO. Suestion the Senate Committee on Foreign delations had under consideration during the last week, is on the current resolutions on the subject of-mediation. resolutions, which had been reported unanimous ly declare that while Congress may-have accepted foreign mediation on international affairs, it cannot receive it from foreign pow ers in arresting domestic troubles, and will regard a proposition of foreign intervention as unseasonable and inadmissable.

I The, second resolution seta forth that the Uw S. are grappling with a rebellion is seeking, the destruction of the republic to erect a newjpower whose corner stone shall be slavery, and that foreign interference can but aid this undertaking, -and will consequently looked upon by the United States as an unfriendly act. A resolution" directs the transmission, of these resolutions to the Ministers of the United States in foreign countries, that the declarations and protests may be communicated by them to the Governments to which they are liemoyal. "It TcCONALD THORNE have REMOVED their DRUG i.VL ISTORE to Watsonville, where they propose open ing large etock of MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS, FANCY ARTICLES In their line, ia the new building now being erected on Main Street, next door to the Tost Office.

They hope by strict and personal attention to business to merit the patronage of their Santa Crut friends. All Orders or prescriptions left to oar address with CV W. Williams at the Express Office, will be filled (at City rates.) and for. warded free of charge mar.7tf Dissolution of Co-Partnership. THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between SAMUEL BAKNET and M.

KALIS HER, Merchants, under the name and stylo of S. Barnet was dissolved on the 10th day of February A. D. 1863. by mutual consent.

Kalisher will contine the business and settle the affairs of the late firm. S. BARNET, Santa Crus, Feb. 28, 1S63. M.

KALISHER. Administrator's Notice. ESTATE OF EDWARD BRAGG. Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by tho undersigned, Administrator of the above named estAte, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, within ten mouths from the first publication of tliis notice, to the undersigned, at his place of business in the town of Cruz, in the County of Santa Crui.

and State of California. LUTHER FARXHAM, Public Santa Cruz. February 28. 1863. JDi J.

L. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE Medical and Surgical Institute. Sacramento Street, below Jlontgomcry, Opposite the Pacific Mail S. Co's Office, San Established in 1854, lor the permanent cure of all chronic ami private diseases, snd for the suppression of Quckery. Attending and Resident Physician, L.

J. CZAPKAY, in the late Hungarian Revolutionary war, hief Physician to the 20th Rt-giment of llouveds chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital of Hungary, the late lecturer on Diseases of (ieiiilo I'rinarj- (r-aus and Diseased of Women and and Honorary Member of the Philadelphia College ol Mi-dicine. trl'artwniiar attention paid to the treatment of peculiar to Women and Children. OBice Honrs From 9 a. m.

to 9 p. m. Communica-liims V.rictly confidential. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Consultations bv letter or otherwise.

Address Dr.L, J. CZAI'KA'V, M. D. San: Francisco, Cal. TO THE ArTUCTEn.

Tm. J. CZAPKAY returns his sincere thanks to his numerous pat ients for their patronage and would take this opportunity to remind them that he continues to consult at his 'institute for the cure Chronic, diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, digestive and genitive organs, and all private diseases, viz Syphilitic ulcers, gleet, strictures, seminal 'weakness, and all horrid cf and he hopes that his Ions experience and successful practice of many years, ill continue to ensure him a share of public patronage. Hy the practice of many yesrs in Europe and the United States, and-during the Hungarian war and campaigns, he is enabled to apply the most efiicient and successful remedies against diseases of all kinds, He uses no mercurj- charges moderate treats lifs patients in a C'rrect and honorable way lias reference-of unquestionable Ter acity from men of known respectability aud high stand ing in society. "All parties consulting'him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy.

To Fem.u.K'. When a female is in trouble, or a dieted with disease, as weakness of tho back and iir.tbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart', irritability, nervousness, ex treme urinary difllculties, derangement of digestive functions, general debility; vaginitis, all diseases of the womb, sterility, and all other dixeafes peculiar to females, they should go at onco to the celebrated female doctor. L. J. Ocapkay, at his Medical Institute and consult him about their troubles.

The lMctor is averting more cures than any other physician in the ftate of California. Let no faUe delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately aud save yourself Irom paiuful suffering and premature death. All married ladies whose delicate health or other circumstances prevent an increase in their families, should call at Dr. L. J.

Czapkay's Mftdical Institute, Sacramento st, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co's ofSce and they will receive every possible relief and help. The Doctors offices are so arranged that he can be consulted without fear of molestation. Ifdesired Dr. C. will visit the ladies at their The attention of the reader is Culled to tb (olliwlng A lady of high standing in society, and great respecta bility, published a card in the Philadelphia Sunday Dis-patch, Sept.

14, 1851, which is as follows A CARD. The undersigned feels it her duty to express her heart-felt gratitude to Dr. Czapkay, for the successful cure of herself ami child. The fatter having been afllicted by a severe attack of cholera infantum, was given up as incurable by the most celebrated physicians, when she called on 'Dr. Czapkay, who after a hhort period, restored the child to perfect health.

Encouraged by this extraordinary result, she sought advice herself for the scrofulous malady with which she hsd been afllicted for eight years, and which withstood the treatment of the best physicians in Europe and' America. But Dr has succeeded in affording her permanent relief, so that she can now enjoy life, which, for eight years hadHost all charms for She therefore deems it due to herself, and to all sick and afllicted, to retfeommend Dr. Czapkay as one of the most skillful physicians within the I'nited States. Mrs. Caroline GfLAY.

Corner Walnut and 7th Philadelphia, Pa. A. Notary Public, 126, Seventh st. All consultations by letter or otherwise free. Address DR.

L. J. CZAPKAY. Medical Institute, Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Mail Steamship Co'a Office, San Francisco. Pacifir Dr.

L. J. Czapkay's private medical and surgical ia titute is on Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office San Francisco. The doctor offers free consultations and asks no enumeration unless he effects a cure. Oflice hours from 9 a.

m. to 9 p. m. SPERMATORRHOEA'. OR local weakness, nervous debility.

low spirits lassitude, weakness of the limbs and back, indlspo sit ion and incapability for labor and study, dullness of apprehension, loss of memory, aversion to society, love of solitude, timidity, self distrust, dizziness, headache, involuntary discharges, pains in the side, affections ot the eyes, pimples on the face, sexual and other infirmities in man, are cured without tail by the justly celebrated physician and surgeon, L. J. Czapkar. His method of curing diseases is new. (unknown to others, and hence the great success.

All consultations by letter or otherwise free. Address I. J. Czapkay, 14. D.

San FrancUco, Cal. To CoRRKsroxpKXTS. Patients residing In any part ef 'the State, however distant, who may desire the opinion' and advice of Dr. Czapkay, on their respective cases, aud who think proper to submit a written statement of sack in preference to holding a personal interview, are re-respectfully assured that their communications will be held most sacred. Dr.

L. J. Czapkay takes this opportunity of observing, that all letters are only opened and replied to by himself, and the latter as promptly aa possible. If the case be fully and candidly described, personal communication will be superceded, as instructions for diet, regimen, and the general treatment of the case itself, (including remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and in such a manner aa to convey no idea of the purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted. Consolation gratis.

Permanent cure guaranteed or no Address L. CZAPKAY. M. D. ma A tf.

tan Francisco, CaL The dispatches-contain a large mass of interesting ncwi ui a miouciiiiiuua vuuiiwreti bat none of special importance. The indica tions are that manv dava will not elans be fore the Spring campaign- will be opened with vigor at all points The army of the tr Via in omrwl i a CUWIUW; IB jICJIIWCUWU vr rv fa cipline'intl rendjrfoV ft forward movement as soon as the roads oecome passaoie. of ErricsioVs Monitors are at Royal, and several others are in the vicinity, and with such a powerful squadron of iran clad batteries in the neighborhood of Charleston and active operations will not be long In fact dispatches" have been McAlister, at the mouth of the Ogeechee rever, near Savannah by our iron clad gunboats. Banks, is still in the vicinity of Port Hudson, and a portion of his troops have gone on an expedition up the Atcha-Ifalaya river, which we suppose ia to act in concert Grantfs, forces in reducing Vicksburg. Rebel advices say that a battle has been fought at Vicksburg, with a great success on either side.

From Gen. Rosecranz army we have the following: The moat brilliant affair, since the battle of Stone River, happened Tuesday afternoon. An expedition, consisting of 1,000 Cavalry and 1,600 Infantry, left Mur-freesboro yesterday morning on the Brady; ville pike and proceeded ntteen miles witnout interruption. On approaching Brady ville the cavalry encountered the pickets of the enemy three-fourths of a mile this side of town. After a slight skirmishing they drove them in and soon came on the enemy in force, ana a brisk fight ensued.

Tho cavalry charged with impetuosity and vigor, and after a few minutes severe.work drove the enemy back to the thick woods, where they made a desperate stand. The second charge of the Cavalry, supported by the Infantry, made the enemy again retire. Meanwhile a detachment of the Cavalry made a detour and came upon a "strong lorco of the enemy posted in camps to the right, nearly a mile from the first line of defence, flanking them, and making a fierce charge and sabre attack, finally forced them from their chosen position. The enemy this juncture gave up the field, and fled in dismay, in the direction of Woodbury, where a cIumn ot the Uonteaerate torcea are encamped. We captured 89 prisoners, killed and wounded a number of Rebels, and took 300 new saddles and accoutrements complete, besides large collections of official orders nnd papers.

The enemy's force consisted of 1,000 Cavalry, from Morgan's command. Dispatches received from Gen. Grant, have given much encouragement to the President and Secretary of War. They express tho utmost confidence in favorable results at Vicksburg; fur Grant asks only for four or five days of good weather to complete his arrangements, which are such that the mili-tary authorities here consider they will re sult not merely in the capture of lcksburg, but also of the rebel army concentrated there. Admiral Porter telegraphs Secretary "Welles as follows: "I regret to inform you that the Indianola has also fallen into the bands of tho enemy.

The rams Webb and Queen of the West attacked her twenty-five miles from Vicksburg, and rammed her until she! surrendered, all of which be traced to noncompliance with my instructions." A special dispaftch says tho rebel on the Rappahannock for two days refused to hold communication with our troops under a flag of Reports from the army of the Potomac represent the condition of the roads as being much worse than, at any previous time. The report of the McDowell Court Inquiry censures him for leaving his comnvand on the evening of the 27th August, to meet ftpn Pnno it Mrmssas Junction, without orders, during which absence King's Division was attacked by the rebels. The finding of the Court is approved by the President. 1 It is again asserted that the President will immediately call out 600,000 men under the conscription act. Guerly, of Ohio, is spoken of for Governor of A rizona.

The Times has a private letter from Port royal which makes the following curious statement; Gen. Foster, just before he went to the North, took a captain and thirty men and made a reconnoissance. They entered Bull's Bay, landing there and marching through the enemy's pickets to within full tight of Charleston and then to within view at Fort Sumter, which was but about a mile and three-quarters distant, so near that officers on the parrapet could Lo plainly seen. They returned unharmed. Thero is reason to believe that a successful attack can be made upon this Babylon of the rebellion, from a quarter heretofore deemed unassailable.

The prize steameV Princess Royal has been purchased by tho Government for 5112,000. A Washington telegram states that acorn vavalry pickets last night, near Union Mills, bat were repulsed. Advices from Guatemala state that that State has declared war against San Salvador. President Carrera had marched with a force variously estimated at from two to six thousand men. The correspondent of tho Times with the army of the Potomac says the army to-day is about as much Ilookerijcd as it was at one, time McCIellanized.

In a word; the Army of the Potomac is ready and willing to follow their new leader wherever he may lead. A special dispatch from Stafford, says: "Col. -Wyndham, with a force of Cavalry, left Centreville, on Friday, and re turned to Falmouth on Saturday evening. He passed through Warrenton, which was who escaped in small-parties. The rebels were discovered at Licking and Elk river, and" some dozen prisoners taken.

Prisoners, deserters from the rebel army, report no force at Culpepper." The steamer Delta, from St. Thomas Feb. 20th, reports that the rebel privateer Florida captured and, burnt, on the 12th of February, the ship Jacob Bell, from China for New York, with a cargo of 1,600 tons of tea. ARGE ADDITION'S lUYLVG BEES MADEO STOCjK I a of the above establishment during the past week, the proprietor is happy in announcing to bis patrons that his stock ia now the most complete that baa ever been offered to a Santa Cruz public. Availing himself of advantages ror purchase and selection possessed oy few, if any, his prices are the same as heretofore, notwithstanding the irn paralleled advance in every descrip tion of goods.

iN. B. orging to purchase at this store. Custona-rs always treated with courtesy, kindness and diB- i DRY GOODS Just from New York received, and fir sale at war prices, at the CLOTHIXG New and select stvles. at low prices, fir casu, at tn i PAKTECHNICOX.

NEW DRESS GOODS Cheap and desirable, at the PAKTKCHXICOX. BOOTS AND SHOES At less prices than any othir nouse south of ban trancisco, at the PANTECHMCOA. New and Fresh Groceries. Wines and Liquors. Mot medicinal purposes,) Kerosene Fluid, at r- uuceu rates, at tn octzatw Anxjti.ii;n;jii.

COLDS! COUGHS BROWN'S Brown's BronchlaU Troches, BRONCHIAL. Gives strength to voices 6f TROCHES PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS. Cures Congh, Cold, Hoarseness, Influenza, anv Irritation or Soreness of tne rnroat; relieves tub iiacn-ing Cough in Consumption, Bronchitas, Asthma and Consumption. Clears the voice for Singer and Public Speakers. Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cotujh or "slight cold'' in its first stage; that which in tike beeinnin? would vield to a mild reinerty, it negjecie soon attacks the lungs.

Brown' Bronchial Trfichri are a most valuable article, especially so at this seasd. of the year, when Coughs, Colds, Uroncliitas. Influenzh, Hoarseness and Sore Ihroat are so prevalent, ii Troches eive sure and almost immediate relief. by all Druggists iu the United States, at 25 cents a bobc. KklH-NUTU: tienerai Aiienis, dec6 6m ia 416 and 418 Front San Francisco JN TIME OP HEALTH PREPARE FOR SICKNESS.

It Ls preposterous to think that because wo are in health disease will never overtake us. How many have gone forth in the morning and ra turned home to lay down upon beds of sickness for months We would remind our readvrs that, for a family medicine, uoth-rng can eiual SCOYILIS BLOOD AN'D i LIVER SYRUP. Of Humors it is a sure exterminator. Scrofula and Cancer, Rheumatism and Neuralgia, are all cured by tliM magical remedy. REIdXGTGX A rents, 416 and 413 Front street.

Saa Francisco. deoG Cmis R. M. HALL'S BALSAM FOR Til Lung is bigUly rccoxiuncmleil hy cii zens wlio.se names and ri-sldcncc t- 11 be found in tlie pamplilets giving cyl-J tlence of astonishing cures of CousKiiip- tlon, by using this medicine. Give It trial.

BEDISGTOX A Agents, 41 and 418 Front Street, Snn Frantlsco. (dec6 6mis) HARNESS AND SADDLERY J. WERNER. Brick Building, Main Street, Santa Crut. "TTrOCLD respectfully announce to his friends and the uilllt gcunoiij, v.

v. ture HARNESS SADDLES, BRIDLES, and all other arti fac- eles in his line, in most substantial and desirablu manner, and of the best material, to which he respec fully invites the attention ot purciiasers. Whips, Spurs. Martingales, ana in tact, everything pertaining, to his business kept constantly on hand, and for sale on the most reasonable terms. tar Particular attention paid to repairing.

Sant Crus Oct. 16th 1858. tf. SADDLE AND HARNESS SH0 Main Street, Watson ville, Near the Nebraska Jlotel. trtHE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Watsonville and vicinity that he has opened a HARNESS SHOP in this place, where can be found at all times a good assortment of HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS, SPURS, ETC ETC (Vhich will be sold on as reasonable terms as can be obtained elsewhere.

Particular attention paid to Shop on Main street. Watsonville next door to the Nebraska notel V. F. DOBRENCP Watsonville, October 18, 1862 6m TO STOCK RAISERS The Thorongh-Bred Trotting Stallion ABDALLAH AND Yount? Black Hawk Uncle Sam Will Stand for the Season, At reduced rates, at tho Stables BARNEY IC ABDALIJIH and UNCUS SAM are the same horses that stood at my stables last season, and are so well knekwn to the public that further notice is unnecessary. Particulars and terms made known by applying to M.

KARNKY. febSltf At Sales and Livery Stable. Watsonville Farmers and. EaJiclimeiL, tTiRVCR YOTIR I-ASDS. BY USING THE WIRE STRAND JC we manufactnre expressly for the purpose.

You can do so neater, cheaper, and more permanently than with an other material. Strand mad in hah mile lengths, on reels, ready for use. A. S. HALLADUE THE FOLIjOWIXG SISAMSHU win tL dispatched from San FrtncUco.

for j.yJCvZi the MONTH of MAKCIf, March 2d GOLDEN W. II. Hudson, Commander, March llth SOXORA. W. Y.

Lapidge, Commander. March 21st CONSTITUTION, J. T. WatLins. mander.

From Folsoth Street Wharf, at 9 o'clock, A. M. Punctually, i FOR PAKA5IA. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Asptn-wall by the Panama Railroad Company, and from As. pinwall to New York by the Atlantic and Pacific Steamship FORBES BABCOCK, Agents, casu if l-orner or isacramento and LeidesdorO sts.

WINTER ARRANQEM ON and after THURSDAY, November 1, tne favorite and fast running Steamer SOPHIE McLAJSTE, Bl'ILT KXPRliSSLY FOK TI1W ROUTS, CHARLES THORN E. MASfER Will make tri-weckly trips between Alviso and San Francisco, connecting at ALVISO with stages For San Jose, Santa Clara, Jnsn and Watsonville, From SAN FRVNCISCO to SANTA CRUZ same day. STAGES wWlfleave San. Jose, connecting with the boat at Alviso, 'on Mondays, Wednesdays snd Fridays, at 8 o'clock, a. M.

Returninjr. the boat will leave Broad way Wharf, an Francisce, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 9 o'clock, a. connectutg with the Stages at Alviso. J. WHITNEY.

nov8 tf Trcs't Cal Slcain Navigation Ce.v HALL'S 3TAGE LINE. Tri-Wceltly from Santa. Cruz to San Jose and Sun Franelseo. Bv Stags a.nu Stiumkk. OXE of the Coaches of HALL'S LIXE OF STAGES over the MOUXTAIX leaves ganta Crux every Monday, Wednesday and Friday-, ail o'clock A.

M. for San Jose, connecting by stage and steamor Sophie McLean, same morning at 9 o'clock, for San Francisco. RETURNING Leaves San Jose every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 2 o'clock P. M-, arriviug in Santa Cruz at 7 o'clock, same day. Through Tickets may be had on board the Sophie McLean, and at the San Lorcnzo Exchange, Santa Cruz.

nov8 tf NEW MAIL STAGE LINE. Throiighl'to San Francisco In Ono Day. SAN JOSE SANTA CLARA SA.VTA CIITJZ fTiHE MAIL LIXE OF FOUR HORSE CONCORD J. COACHES will: Leave Santa Cruz for San Jose and Santa: MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 6 o'clock, arriving at VJo'elock. A.

and connecting with the Mail Company's Stages for SAX FRANCISCO, by either side of the Bay. RETURNING Leave San Jose every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY evenings, at 3 o'clock, M-, and arrive in Santa Crus at 1, p. M. JsepCtf STEAMER TO SANTA CRUZ. TIe Xew Steam Propeller CAlTAlN.i SUDDEN "ITTILL -RUN 'REGULARLY TO SALINAS RIVER touching at SANTA CRUZ on the down and up trips, taking freight at toiag rates.

Will ave San FranrU-o WEDNESDAY MORN-INii, at o'clock, making Santa Cruz in daylight. to SAN JUAN will find this the speediest and most economical route fur their goods. Wool taken from the various points on the Salinas at fair raU-s, and from Watsonville Landing, head of Elk-horn Slough. For Freight or ravage, apply In Watsonville, JAMES BREXXAN. Iu San Francisco, to BKENNAN C.

In Santa jCruz. to ALBERT BKOWN In Monterev, to -CURTIS 4: COVOVER. apr4 FOR SAN FRANCISCO. Davis Jordan's Imc of I ast sailing: SCHOONERS. rilllK Schooner ADRIKN.NE.

Capt. Hobmn aud the Schooner' AJ-KUEI Al'AMS, Capt. Ilauna, will make reirnlnr trips to and from San Francisco. Jor freight or passage ai plv on board, or to DAVIS AJOKDAX, Dec. 5.

1 Sol. San FrancUco. Blacksmitliiiig and Jlachinc Shop. Watsonville, Cal. THOMAS MA'IIER.

bogs leave to inform his friends and the public. Kiat his establishment is situated on Main Street, Watsonville, next door to the Telegraph Saloon, and opposite 1M1 Dubois' Livery Stabhfwhere he is prepare! to io ait kigus MACHINE WORK in a manner that will give satisfaction to his BeinT thoroughly conversant with the above business, and will attend to 'it with strict attention, and warrant all his work. The best of steel and iron always used. XEW CARRIAGES AXD WAGONS ALWAYS ON HAND. And various other articles connected with his business.

He would also say that he has lately repaired his new shop, and has fitted up turning lathes, which of doing light and heavy turning for saw mills, gristmills, threshers, mowers and reapers, etc. STEAM IS ALWAYS UP. Castings for Reapers, Threshers and Mowers always on hand, at San Francisco prices. My aim is to give entire satisfaction to customers, and for reference, can give all the old settlers of the vicinity. A hand is always engaged to attend to horse shoeing.

Produce will be taken in exchange for work, and Money NEVER REFUSED. Recollect the location, on Main Street and the philosopher's stone pay as you go. June 26, 1861 tf. DR. PEraraAULT, Graduate of University Queen's College, WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THOSE SUFFER -inir from all CHRONIC OR 1'RIVATE DISEASES, that he may be consulted FREE OF CHARG OFFICE, 309 DAVIS STEET, NEAR CJL.A DR.

I'ERRAULT has cured, within a year, one hundred and fifty cases pronounced insurable by other physicians. Among diseases successfully treated, a few are Scrofula, Rheumatism, Ulcers, Tumors, Fistula, Fever mot Airno Si He to res Gonorrhoea and Syphilis. Any afflicted with Seminal Weakness may be cured in a very short time. References will bo furnished to those who desire to parties of the highest respectability who have been cured, or seen others successfully treated at Lis oflice. While his charges are so extremely moderate that the poorest can avail; themselves ef services, MEDICINES ARE ALWAYS FURNISHED GRATUITOUSLY TO HIS PATIENTS.

Consultation Free, personally or by letter. l.ox Post Office, San Fruci.sco.! jan31 6m FOR SALE. A HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED IN SANTA CRUZ, between the Catholic Church aud Kirby's IH Tannerr. Tho Irt lartre. and the House is new, and is a storv'and a half high, and contains four rooms, all hard finished.

Will be sold cheap. Apply to Or to CHARLES WHJJAM3, jan3 tf Wells, Fargo Express Office. PALMER, IIANSCOM Grolcleri State Iron Works, MANUFACTURE Iron Castings and Machinery of all kinds. KNOX'S AMALGAMATORS, Snecial Denartment lor MANTEL CRATES, STOVE work, CAiaiftpgs, A) i U.TOHi Noa. lO and 581 First Street, Ssin Francisco.

X. B. HEATH isRODIE CRUSHERS always on hand dec 20-301. AT HIS 1 THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PIJCASURE IN informing his friends and the publie, that he has again resumed the management of the above named First-Class Hotel, whleh ha ii.cn repaired and renovated with the most careful regard to the modern comforts and conveniences, and having been. excellently famished throughout is now open for the reception and accommodation of iamiliea and the public generally.

Particular attention Is called to the quiet aal good order of the house advantages which specially lecom mend it as a retreat for City residents desirous Of pass tnga time with their families in our healthy and beautiful village. '1 THE TABLE is supplied with all the substantial and delicacies afforded by the market. I A fine Hall is connected with the building, for the as-! commodation of Concerts, Balls and parties. n.U'u mnA nnratt. Ut.

anva n.l A-w' from this House. (' I The undersigned returns thanks for the' liberal pat-' ronage heretofore extended to him, and pledges himself to nse every endeavor to add to the comfort s.n4: convenience of his guests LUTHER FARXn AM. NEBRASKA HOUSE. I WATSOXVUXE, SANTA CRUZ COUNTY E. A.

CROWNER, Proprietor. THIS HOUSE having been refurnished 'thoroughly, by the present proprietor, is now unsurpassed in its accommodations by any Hotel In tliiM vifi.tiiv The ItAR is snnnlied with TJnnnM mnA CHnmm .1.. best and choicest kinds. July 29-tf i E. A.

CROWNER. PACIFIC EXCHANGE. m- This House, knowu Tor the last two years as Ford's Exchange, and formerly Pacific Exchange, is now conducted byit former pro- prietor. T. D.

Alexander. This bona h. been thoroughly renovated. The table is supplied with the best the market affords. In his bar will be found the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars.

With the advantage of several years' experience and a prompt attention business, the subscriber hopes to satisfy all old friends and as many new ones as may favor him with a call. T. D. ALEXANDER. P.

S. In connection with the house will be found a first class Livery Stable, where aU who wish to ride can find a fine assortment oi carriages, Buggies, Spring-wagons and sulkies. Also the best of Carriage and Saddle Horses. Particular attention paid to horses left on livery. T.

D. A Watsonville. Dec. 1, 1861. IN CO A DA HOUSE Formerly "Ten-Mile House, or On the Sant Cru Road.

THIS HOUSE, KNOWN FOR TUB PAST two years as the "Ten-Mile House, or treason's," is now conducted by a family, under the supervision of the Proprietor, who invites the old patrons of Santa Cruz, and the public generally, to give him a call and enjoy the increased facilities br their comfort and convenience. Mr. Hall's Line Stages BREAKFAST and DINK at the House some one about the vicinity or at the big brick hotel at San Jose inform the public that nothing can be got to eat until arrival si Santa Cruz. 3m HENRY D. McCOBB.

UNIONHOTEU SANTA CLARA, PERSONS visiting Santa Clara will here find a rood House. The Table is sunnlied with tha l.l lit the market affords, and choice Honors at tha Bar. iood STABLES are attached, and stock weU eared for. A liberal share of patronage is solicited. JOHX H.

CAMERON Proprietor. SANTA CRUZ HOUSE SALOON. Lower Plaza, Santa Cms. HARRY HOVEV, having taken the Saloon and Billiard Tables of the Santa Crus nouse, will here-alter conduct the-business The Saloon is stocked with the best of WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Aad will be in all respects properly conducted, and well supplied with reading matter. Publie patronage is respectfully solicited.

novlS tf FOUNTAIN HOUSE, MAIX STREET, FOOT OF THE HHX, SANTA CRUX." THE sabscriber having enlarged and refitted his SA LOOXi, and furnished it with The Choicest AVI lie and Liquors, and the best of CIGARS, respectfully solicits a share et public patronage. In the house there is a fountain ef pure water from a never failing spring nar by. The-wine vault is excavated in the rock, and is wellarraag- for furnishing cool and beverages. Santa Crus, July 11, 1862. A.

DENNKR Sylvar's Restaurant. MAIN STREET, SANTA CRUZ. THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the citizens of Santa Cruz, and the posdio generally, that he intends keeping this well known Restaurant, eijual to any of the kind in the county. The Table will lie supplied with the best the market affords, and the choicest delicacies of the season be always on hand.1 The house has been thoroughly renovated; and the rates fixed at San Francisco prices. Xo pains, will be spared to accommodate those he may favor me with a caU.

i J. SYLVAR, Proprietor. Santa Cruz, Sept. 13, 1802. Xj FORD'S EXCHANGE BILLIARD SALOON.

SANTA CRUZ. Three Tables Phelam'si Cusltleits. rpiIE Subscriber has opened the Billiard Saloon former -A Iy kept by Jesse- Smith, where all who wish good BIIX1ARDS, CIGARS. LIQUORS and GOOD CHEER ean always be accomuiotlated I shall be happy to see all my old customers and patrons of Watsonville, or any other place, and as many new ones as will favor me with a caU. May 23-tf.

J. FORB YOUNQ- LADIES' SCHOOL. TnE SISTERS OF CHARITY ANNOUNCE TO TIIK public, that they have opened their SCHOOL at their building Santa Croz, and that they are now prepared to receive DAY SCHOLARS, or a number oi BOARDERS if so preferred by parents. The terms are: For Board aiwlTuition in the following branches: Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, -Grammar, Geography, with maps and nse of the globes. History.

Composition, Natural Philosophy, Spanish Language and Plain i' Sewing, (payable half in 150 00 Washing 24 00 Bed and Bedding (unless furnished by 12 00 Tapestry, Embroidery, Ornamental, and Needle each 6 00 Music will also be taught. The terms for DAY SCHOLARS will bet for the Higher Branches, $4 per month; and for those less advanced, 2 and and for children, $1 per month. janlOtf BLACKSMITHLNGr The Subscriber having removed to his new building, below the Nebraska Hotel, Main Street, Watsonville, would respect-full inform his friends and the nublio geuerally that he is; now prepared to do every kind of work in his line in a good and workmanlike manner, and ol the best materials on the most favorable terms. Agricultural Implements made to order and warranted to give satistaction. -Particular attention paid to shoeing horses.

Watsonville, April. 28, 1862. R. F. LEE.

ALEXANDER SWELL; Practical Book-Binder, Paper Ruler and Blank Book Uanniactartr, 517 Clay street and 514 Commercial street between Montgomery and Sansome SAN FRANCISCO. Liiuding ot every aeseripuon neaiiy execuwra sauiki Books Ruled and Bound to any desired pattern. je27 1 Just Published. 4 Bancroft'! Iland-Boolt Almanao For 1803: greatly enlarged, with many new-additions. Bancroft's PraeUeo jAet, Regulating Proceedings in Civil Cases in Coarts Jaa tice in California.

Coltona War Map, A Topographical Map of the Seat of War in Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina. A reliable Agent wanted jr Merced and Fresna Counties. Apply eiiner person. ay or oy wm II. H.

BANCRO Pnbltahers, San Francisco, Ca( janSl lni IB NEW YORK BAKERY Confectionery Store. TnE ubscrilers would respectfully inform the old patrons Of this establishment ami public generally that they have just a lot of Fancy Confectionery, which they will sell on reasonable terms. They liave al.xo added to their stock, a large assortment of Tie Fruit. Groceries, tc. All kinds of baking done to order at the shortest no tics, and the greatest pains taken to give ertire satisfaction.

Cakes iced and oanamented for wedlings, balls, got up in A No. 1 ttyle at the shortestnotice. BoMton Brown Bread, fresh every Sunday morning. An assortment of the choicest brands of Cigars and Tobacco. fc4u Remember the place, Main St.

next door to Otto Co's brick store. 'J. TKUST, Santa Cruz, June 13th, 1662. VM. VAlILBEitG.

LAST PROCLAMATION, THE NEW STORE (UP BITING NOW OPEN, and in full blast, the proprietor is prepared to fur4 uish the public with every thing in the line of DRV GOODS, GROCERIES, A HARDWARE, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CA1S, CLOTHING, WINES AND LIQU0RS.X i1- The Stock is entirely new end clean, and- no shop keepers" therefore everything is of thc-r lut-t fashion and best uti ilitr. Having bought ny goods be-forethe greati-iu I am prepared to oiler in-daienentstO' rs they will not find at other places R. N. B. All kinds of produce takeu at the highest market price ami casn win ntrrr be retusea.

Watsouiile, October IS, 1862-tf MONTEREYJDRUG STORE. Located near the Washington Hotel. Monterey where is kept constantly on hau the KKRMEI MEIUCINKS. CHKMlCAi. FA.VCy GtHJliS.

PEii FUMrHiV, etc. in irreat vartv. t.oiis carefully put up. DR. dors 1.

services to the aRiicted. He can always I found at his Drug Store or resilience when not abseiit professional engagemeuts. NEW FURNITURE STORE. THE undersigned has on hand as larije and well selected lot of FUllXlTUltK, wLicli he will dispose of at reasonable rates for cash or produce, at his place of business, near the I'istricl School House. Call snd examine for yourselves.

$3Furniturc repaired in a neat and durable manner Santa Crus. Auirust 18K2 S. Il.HILLMAV CHARLES WINTERHALDER. Ol IJ) respectfully announce to Lis friends, and the public, that he keeps constantly on hand, and for sale on the most liberal terms, a general assortment of SILVER AND PLATED WARE JEWEIJIY, -WATCHES AND CLOCKS. GOLD TEXS.

AC, IN GREAT VARIETY: Together with many other articles in his line, to whiff the attention of those wishing to purchase, is respectiu. lysolicity. Watches, cloaks and jewelry repaired with care, ami warranted to give satisfaction. At the old stand Main street, banta Cruz NEW ARRANGEMENT. THE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased the Fruit anr Confectionery Store or GEORGE EMERSON, leave to announce to the public that he is prepared tc furnish them with everything pertaining to a hrst ch.s Fruit and Confectionery Store.

He will also keep crnstantly on hand all brands of Tobacco, the choicest Cigars Yankee Notions, 4c. 4c. J. M. MEIiKILL Santa Crus.

Nov. ISfil. niolt CITY MARKET. THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the public generally, that he keeps constantly on hand the best of BEEF, MUTTON AND PORK. ALSO all kinds of VEGETABLES, which will be disposed of at the most liberal rates.

A share of patronage is solicited. JTT-Marketing delivered at any part of the village free of charge. Santa Crus, Jan. 10. R.

II. HALL. CAX.li AT THE WASHINGTON MARKET, WILLOW SANTA CRUZ, Where you can' find the very best quality of Beef, Mut-ton, Pork aud Lard, on most reasonable ttrms. jaiiatf Eagle Eivery Stable. MAIN STREET, SANTA CRUZ.

THE undersigned takes pleasure here in noti fying his friends and ttie puniic mat no resumed business at the above old and well known stand, and will nse his best endeavors to con- duet the business to the satiaiacuon oi ins paironu. Saddle and Carriage Horses, Carriages and Boggles. Constantly kept in readiness on the most reasonable terms. Particular attention given to the care of anU mals left at the Stable. Thankful for past favors, I respectfully solicit a share of public patronage, oct 4-tf WM.

II. MOORE. "For Sale-Very Cheap ONE FOUR-HORSE TEAM, HARNESS. AND GOOD AG Address, or apply to, nov22tf DR. CALLAGHAN, Monterey.

3m 412 Clay streetrSan Francisco..