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tagr and Those persons, familiar by experience with PEOPLE'S STEA2ISHX Xnm CONNECTING CALIFORNIA AND HEW YOIUl, VIA NICARAGUA. 79tf Miles Snorter than Any Other Ramto. Fat Bskf. The finest beef of the season is that procured in the vicinity of Santa Cruz. Mr.

Rountree informs us that nowhere in the circuit of many miles is the grass so abundant as in Santa Cruz county, and believes the fattest beef will be found in this county of any locality in the State. New store New Q-oods THE UNDERSIGNED has commenced bnaineas in tha Custom House Block, next door to the Jewelry Store, and will keep on hand and for aale u'. At the Very Lowest Prices A general assortment of STAPLE FANCY DRY GOODS, G-roceries Liquors, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Crockery and Hardware. apr4'63-tf S. BARNETT.

GEORGE OTTO. New Brick Store, Main Street, Santa Cruz, Dealer in GENERAL MERCHANDISE; HAVING constantly on hand, and for sale at the most reasonable prices, large and splendid assortment of Goods, selected expressly for this market. My Stock consists of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ASSORTED PRESERVES, CONFECTIONARY, CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE. DRY GOODS, LIQUORS ETC; and all articles usually kept in a Variety Store, to which the attention nf purchasers are solicited. Butter and Eggs and all kinds of Produce taken in exchange for goods.

March 6-tf Ufa on the plantations of rebeldom, are no doubt universally astonished at the develop ments now being made in respect to the capacities for active military service of the freed-men. The impression has been among soch persons that it was the hight of folly oil the part of our Government to place arms in the hands of these negroes, as it was believed that they were too cowardly and stupid, in a general sense, to be effective in any degree. Indeed, it might be said that the common impression on the abject was that giving a musket to one of these unfortunate people, was but another method throwing it away, oomewoac imdhiw wivu tb custom of slavery, its workings and results, we shared fully in all of these beliefs. The negro on the plantation was only known as a quiet, orderly and submissive creature, -who did silently what he was told to do, and who took his meals or floggings with equal i-nnertnrhabilitv. No one eusDected that 1 a the timorous, humble slave-had any quality that fitted him to face manifest danger, and tent of all things was it thought that he could be transformed into an enthusiartic fetwl daring soldier, who would fight at least with equal earnestness with the white.

This 1 Tk. i a Knrn nf (JCHC VT UftlUIUi. AUE OUTC wv. generations of oppresibn. The crushing process has been applied to him from 'trampled father to illegitimate son, since evil fortune threw his race in contact with lYm Tn TKnf.

favf vorw Jnstnni'AS has be been permitted to form social re-lattcns that the valued. lie may have loved his father, mother, wife or children, but such feelings were only a torment to him, for be knew that he might be separated from them at any moment, and that he was powerless to obtain any redress whatever. Wherefore, he seemed to have rotted away his life from youth to age, purposeless, selfish and without ambition. Given, these oppressions fur a long number tf years, bearing with equal pressure upon the generations as they come ana go, ana me resun woum serai to be unavoidable that the negro should become utterly brutalized without one spark of humanity in his composition. Wherefore, to reheat, it seemed perfectly natural that all of those who are familiar vrith the system of slaverv should feel abso- -j lutely certain that the slave was unfitted for any work involving the idea of personal responsibility.

Enough however, has been drown by the bearing of these unfortunates, while fighting on both the Union and rebel sides, to fully establish the fact that in point of endurance, bravery and skill they are surprisingly effective on the battle-field. The reports of Cols. and Montgomery -i i- -i tm i oi i lie ueiring iuc iri'vjo a nn mm South Carolina, with similar accounts from other various points show most palpably that thev are to be relied on and trusted as soldiers. To "comphte the sensation of surprise one feels on reading these we are informed by recent dispatch their very earnestness, during and bravery, Are specified as the objections to their efficiency. Because of the teal with which they fight their usefulness is to some degree impaired 1 or as one of their officers ex-prestes it" They need a check rein, more than a spur," a strong expression, disclosing a most remarkable fact to those who have never believed that the freed men would fight at all.

It having been demonstrated that these people are useful in this way, the Government, will no doubt bring into the field all the force possible of that class. It is at yet comparatively a reserve not brought forward, and it can be made to produce any number of soldiers required by the exigencies of the service. It is a very different thing too in the efficiency ot these troops whether they fight on the TJnion or rebel side. All of those not employed by Davis as soldiers, will soon comprehend that they are in the wrong place, and will thenceforward desert by battalions to our side, or, if they remain in the rebel service, it. will only be to embarrass the operations of the army with which they are unwillingly associated.

A lukewarm enemy in that quarter does nearly as much good as Tf he was a positive friend to our cause, openly fighting In our ranks. We therefore hope to see Davis arm nore of these people, satisfied that they will either desert and come over to aur side at an early day, bringing their guns with them, or stay in the rebel service to be a perpetual drag upon its success. Appeal. Grkat ToaxADo. A terrific tornado visited Grundy county, Illinois, on the 18th doing great damage throughout the coun ty.

Homes were blown down, fences carried oway, and in one place, frrty acres of tim ber uprooted. One person only was killed others were injured. This tornado seems to nave neeu less lerrmo man ui ono wnicn visited that State a few years since at that time whole villages were destroyed, many persons killed, and great- damage done to i A Jf.l.' 1 l. 1 aropeny tnrougaoui me aisinc turougn which it passed. Wi a ax requested to announce that Divine i.

l. copal Church, will be held by the Rev. 0. B. Wyatt, at the Court House, on Sunday, May 10tht at 11 o'clock in the morning and at 3 in the afternoon.

The rite of Baptism will he administered at the latter service. Chorea people and the public are invited to attend. Pacific Mail Steamship Company. THE! FOLLOWING STEAMSHIPS will be dispatched from San Francisco, for Panama, in the MONTH of MARCH, 1863. I March 2d GOLDEN AGE, W.

H. Hudson, Commander, March 11th SONORA. W. F. Lapidge, Commander.

March 21st CONSTITUTION, J. T. Watkins, Com- manaer. mender. From Folsom Street Wharf, at 9 o'clock, A.

M. PANAMA. Punctually, FOR Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspin-wallby the Panama Railroad Company, and from As-pinwall to New York by the Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Company. I I FORBES BABCOCK. Agents.

jan31 tf Corner of Sacramento and Leidesdorfi sta WINTER ARRANGEM NT -pJTW ON and jifter THURSDAY, November 1, g52aSSd the favorite and fast running Steamer SOF-HIli McLANE, SCUT KPRIH8LT FOR THIS ROITX, CHARLES MASTER Will make tri weekly 'trips between Alviso and San Francisco, connecting aj ALVISO with stsges For Kan Jose, Santa Clara, Jaan a ltd Watsonville, From SAN FRANCISCO to SANTA CRUZ ssme dsy.i STAGES will leave San Jose, connecting with the boat at Alviso, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8 o'clock, a. m. Returning, the boat will leave Broadway Wharf, San Francisce, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 9 o'clock, a. connecyng with the Stages at Alviso. J.

WHITNEY, nov8 tf Pres't Cal Steam Navigation Co. HALL'S 3TAGKE LINE. aleii from Santa Crux to Jose and San Francisco. Bt Stack and StfimK. ONE of the Coaches of HALL'S LINE OF STAGES over the MOUNTAIN ROAD, leaves Santa Cruz every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, st 1 o'clock A.

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

nov8 tf NEW MAIL STAGE LINE. ThrougliVto San, Francisco In One Day. SAN JOSE SANTA CLARA Ai SANTA CRUZ rpHE MAIL LINE OF A COACHES will: Leav FOUIUIORSE CONCORD -Santa Cruz for San Jose and Santa Clara, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 6 o'clock, arriving at 12 o'clock, a. and connecting with the Mail Company's Stages for SAN.FRAN-CISOU, by either side of the Bay. RETURNING Leave San Jose every TUESDAY.

THURSDAY and SATURDAY eveuings, at 3 o'clock, r. and arrive in Santa Cruz at P. r. m. xep 6tf STEAMER TO SANTA CRUZ.

The New Steam Propeller SALINAS, E-RN CAPTAIN. ROBERT SUDDEN WILL RUN REGULARLY TO SALINAS RIVER touching st SANTA CRUZ on the down and up trips, taking freight at going rates. Will leave San Franri.o EACH WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock, making Santa Cruz in daylight. Shippers to SAN JUAN will find this the speediest and mwt economical route for their goods. Wool taken from the various points on the Salinas at fair rates, and from Watsonville Landing, head of Elk-horn Slouifh.

For Freight or Pa apply In Watsonville. to JAMES BRENN'AN. In San Francisco, to BRENN'AN CO. In Santa Cruz, to ALBERT BROWN In Monterey, to CURTIS CONOVER. apr4 FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

Davis Jordan's line of fast sailing scnooivcBs. THE Schooner ADRIENNE, Capt. Hobron and the Schooner A UK ED ADAMS, Capt. Hanna, will make regular trips to and from San Francisco. For freight or passage applv on board, or to DAVIS i JORDAN, Dec.

5, 1SC1. San Francisco. Blacksniitlilng and Macnine Shop. Watsonville, Cal. THOMAS MAHER.

begs leave to inform his friends and the public. Hiat hit establishment is situated on Main Street, Watsonville, next door to the Telegraph Saloon, and opposite BeU Dubois' Livery Stable.twhere he is prepared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITHLNG AND MACHINE WORK in a manner that will give satisfaction to his customers. Being 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. NEW CARRIAGES AND WAGONS ALWAYS ON HAND.

And various other articles connected with his business. He would also say that he has lately repaired his new shop, snd has fitted up turning lathes, which is capable of doing light and heavy turning for saw mills, grist mills, 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 horseshoeing. Produce will be taken in exchange for work, and Money NEVER REFUSED. Recollect the location, on Main Street and the philosopher's ttone pay as you go. June 20, 1881 tf. James Conner's Sons, U.

S. TYPE FOUNDRY. WM. FAULKNER SON, Agents, No. 536 Sansome Street, San Francisco.

EVERY article necessary for a complete News or Job Printing Office, furnished at the lowest prices. Also. Agents for Taylor's, Gordon's. Degener's, Newbury's, Potter's and Hawke's Presses. April 4 y.

J. R. XTXWAKT. E. T.

FKCK J. STEWART Auction and. Commission MERCHANTS, and wholesale dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. AND LIQUORS. 416 California (New No.) tt Between Saniome and Montgomery, sax FRaxrisco FORSALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED IN SANTA rS CRUZ, between the Catholic Church and Kirby's Tannery. The IM is large, and the House is new, and is a story and a half high, and contains four rooms, all bard finished. Will be sold clieap. Apply to ED. BRIODY.

Or to CHARLES WILLIAMS, jan3tf Wells, Fargo Express Office. i PALMER, HANSCOM Golden State Iron Works, MANUFACTURE Iron Castings and Machinery of all kinds KNOX'S AMALGAMATORS, Special Department tor MANTEL GRATES, STOVE WORK, CALDRONS, We. 19 and First Utrtet, Frmeleco The fast and favorite Double Engine Steamship MOSES TAYLOR, J. H. BLETHEN Commander; Will be dispatched FOR SAN JUAN DEL SUR, From Mission Street Whart, At 9 O'CLOCK A.

PUNCTUALLY, ON Wednesday April 22, 183. CONNECTING AT GRE TOWN With the splendid steam shin mir 1 iiliiil UIO, 9,300 Tons. Reduced Rates of Passage and Quick Trips are secured by the re opening of the Nicaragua Route. These steamers are unsurpassed for- Speed, Cleanliness, and Safety, And every effort will be made to insure the comfort of Passengert. tor further information apply to I.

ROBERTS, Agent, Kio. 4U7 wasmngton street, Opposite the Post See. mar21-41 WM. S. JOHNSON- Dealer in GENERAL MERCHANDISE, WINES, LIQUORS, Land and General Agent.

ATI VI DAD, MONTEREY CO. CAL. da tf CHARLES WiNTERHALPER. WOULD respectfully announce to his friends, and the public, tnat ne keeps constantly on hand, and for sale on the most liberal terms, a general assortment or SILVER. AND PLATED WARE JEWELRY, WATCHES AND CLOCKS, GOI J) PENS, tc, IN GREAT VARIETY: Together with many other articles in his line, to whje the attention of those wishing to purchase, is respecting ly solicity.

Wstches, clocks and jewelry repaired with care, and warranted to give satisfaction. At the old stan Main Cruz. or item. THE COTTAGE ON WILLOW STREET, ADJOINING Mr. Shelby's formerly owned by Thomas Beck.

Rent reasonable. Apply to W. W. BROUGHTON, Sentinel Office. mar 28-tf Removal of the Dead, rpHE TRUSTEES of the M.

E. CHURCH have decided to defer the the removal of the dead from the grounds in the rear of the Methodist Church, nntu the 15th of May. They do this that all who have friends buried there may have sufficient notice and time to re move them. All that remain at that time, or are not otherwise dUiutevred by friends, will be exhumed by the Society and buried in the "Potter's Field." If sny wish to remove their friends to the they oan do to at any time between this and the 15th of May. They can secure lots, and all necessary inlormation, by calling on Mr.

William Cooper at bis store in Santa Crux. mar21 By order of Trustees. NOTARY PUBLIC. a martix. WATSONVILLE, SANTA CRUZ COUNTY CALIFORNIA.

DEED9, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney drawn up. Bounty Land Warcants procured Spanish snd French Translated; Affidavits administered, and any amount of notsrying done about the premises. a war 1 AID COUNSELLOR AT LA AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Offlee West end or Maiu Street, Watsonville, CaL August 1, 1S62 GEO. W.

CRANE. Attorney and Counselor at Laxx Sait Jnan, Monterey County. Will attend to any business entrusted to him la the Counties of Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and Monterey. Feb.l3-tf. JAMES W.

THRIFT, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Will practice In All Courts of Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and Monterey. Office opposite Nebraska Hotel, Watsonville. sep4 ly JULIUS LEE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, WILL practice hit profession generally In the County, State snd Federal Courts. Particular attention paid to Collections.

OFFICE on Main Street Watsonville, a few doors shoe the Nebrsska Hotel. May 9. tf. B. WOOD-WORTH' GVX and WHITESMITH SHOP, MAIN STREET, (East End,) WATSONVILLE, Goods and Attianition sold at San Francisco Prices for Cash.

T7 EEP ALWAYS ON HAND for tale at San Francisce prices. RIFLES. SHOT-GUNS, COLT'S and SHARP'S PISTOLS, AMMUNITION, AND SPORTING MATEK-AS GENERALLY. j- ALsO Doors, Windows, Hardware, Lnmber and Shingles. Agent lo May Stanly Co.

Fames and J. V- Taylor, Saw- Mills. August 1. 18o2-y, Farmers and Ranchmen, FENCE YOUR LANDS. BY USING THE WIRE STRAND we manufacture expressly for the purpose.

Yon can do to quicker, neater, cheaper, and more permanently, than with any other material. Strand made la half mile lengths, on reels, ready for ate. A. S. IIALLADIE janl7Sm 412 Clay street.

San Francises HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. THE RESIDENCE OF FRANK ALZINO-located on the Plaza in Santa Cruz is for sale. The Lot is sc orncr lot and well filled with fruit trees, att of which are large and bearing trees. Terms reasonable. Apply to W.

W. BROUGHTON, Sentinel Office. mar28tf Photographic Oallery. RW. MATTISON IS NOW PREPARED TO TAKE LARGE and small sized Photographs, Portraits, Ambre-types, Mclainotypcs, views of Residences, pictures of dead persons, copies of Pictures increased or diminished in size, to order, on the thortest notice.

apr4-tt Oil and Faint Depot OPPOSITE McGEARY'S STABLE. OTIS A. LONG LEY, of San Francisco, has jntt opened in this business, in Baganell'a building below the Temperance HalL and will keep a general assortment of the best quality of Oils, Points, Brashes, Mr. Longley is a practical Painter and work in that line. mar21-t ai L.

9mmmwr mmm mm aw aw mmmmj Prartleal Book-Binder, Paper Rns ajesl. Blank Book Mannfaetsaror, 817 Clay street snd 514 Commercial treat betwsea Montgomery snd SsnsomeSAN "TRANOSOO. Binfling of everr ooserlpttoa utstly secute4 KS Books Rul4 Md Bennd any dsiirtd patten. j3Tlf- GEO. W.

CHAFIN CO. Lowtr aid ot Plaxa, near Clay street, SAN FRANCISCO EMPLOYMENT OFFICE AND OENEBAL AGENCY, Furnish all kinds of help for Families, Hotels, Farmers Mining Companies, Mills, Factories, Shops. Ac, ke. I Also, have a REAL ESTATE AGENCY, and attend to all business in that line. September 19, 1861-1 IMPORTANT To Holders of XT.

S. Treasurer Notes. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF CALIFORNIA. F. Reichling, being dily sworn, fays that the late firm of F.

P. Reichling purchased ef John Schade, of Sacramento city, one of Tilton and McFarUnd'sIron Fire Proof Safes; that said Safe was in their Store at Jackson on the 23d day of August, 1862, when a large portian of the town and their store was destroyed by fire; the heat was so intense that it melted the brass knobs on the outer door of said Safe, the contents of said Safe at the time being U. S. Treasury Notes and other combustible materials -remaiuing entirely safe and uninjured by the fire. F.

Rekkuxg. Subscribed and sworn to before me this lltU day of 1862. H. COOK, Justice of theleace. TAKE NOTICE.

TILTON McFARI.AND'S Patent Fire-Proof Safes, wilb Steel Vaults and Combination Locks, is the onty secure Safe in the world it being secure from burglar as wtll as fire, and the Combination Lock la beyond the power of man to pick. Sa well satisfied is our Government of this fact, that theyhave ordered our Safes to be placed in the Patent Office at Washington, for the purpose of depositing the Government Jewels when not on exhibition; also at the Treasury and War Unices, which are the only moveable Safes in use at the Government Offices in Washington. The English Government has also sent us orders for the supply of their Offices in British Columbia, which have been furnished for the safe keeping of all records, books, papers, gold, and all matters of value there connected with the Government. We have constantly on- hand, and are receiving by every clipper ship from New York, a large assortment of these celebrated Safes. F.

Uov Cm 183 Battery Sun Francisco iJr. J. L. (JZA-PKAY'S PR1VATK Medical and Surgical Institute. Sacramento Street, below Montgomery, Opposite the Pacific Mail Co's Office, San Established in 1854, lor the permanent cure of all chronic and private discuses, for the suppression of Quckery.

Attending and Resident Physician. J. CZAPKAY, M. in the late Hungarian Revolutionary war. Chief Physician to the 20th Rtgimcnt of Honveds chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital of pestli.

Hungary, the late lecturer on Diseases of Geuito I'rinary Organs and Disease of Women and Children, an-l Honorary Member of the Philadelphia College Medicine. jfcirPartirutar attention jiaid to the treatment of diseases eculiar to Women and Children. Office Hours From 9 a. m. to 9 p.

in. Communications stricllj- confidential. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pav. Consultations uv letter or otherwise. Address.

L. J. CZAPKAY, M. I. San Franci-o, t'at.

TO THE AFFLICTED. IJR. L. J. CZAPKAY retui-'tis his sincere thanks to his numercus patients for their patronage and would take this opportunity to remind them that he continues to consult at his Institute for th cure of Chronic diseases of the Luns, Liver, Kidneys, digestive and genitive organs, and all private diseases, via Syphilitic ulcers, 'gonorrhoea, fleet, strictures, eminal weakness, and all the horrid consequences of self-abuse, and he faos that his Ion experience and successful practice of many years, ill continue toen-f ure him a share of public a tronapv.

V.y the practice of many years in Europe and the I'nited States, and-during the Hungarian war and campaigns, lie is enabled to apply the most efficient and successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury-charges moderate treats his patients in a correct and honorable way has references of unquestionable ver acity from men of known respectability and hiuli stand ingin society. All parties coiiKulting'hiin. by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and trratment, and implicit secrecy. To FkXAl.ts.

When a female is in trouble, or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the back and limb, pain in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, ex ire me urinary difficulties, derangement of digestive functions, general debility; vaginitis, all diseases of the womb, hysteria, sterility, and all other diseases peculiar to females, they should go at once to the celebrated femile doctor, L. J. Ctapkay, at his Medical Institute and consult him about their troubles. The Doctor is affocting more cures than any other physician in the State of California. Let no false dclieacv" prevent vou, but apply immediately and save yourself Irom painful sufferiujc and premature death." AH married kitties whoso delicate health or other uces prevent an increase in their families.

shoulJ call at 1'r. L. J. Czapkay's Medical Institute, Sacramento st, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship CVs office and thev will receive every possible relief and hilp. The Dot-tors offices are so arranged that he can be consulted without fear of molestation.

If desired Dr. C. will vi-it the" ladies at their residences. The attrition of the reader is ceiled to the folliwing A laIy of high standing in society, and gieat respecta' bility, published a car in the Philadelphia Sunday Lis patch, Sept. 14, 1S51.

which is as follows A CARD. The undersigned feels it her dutv to ex press her heart felt gratitude to Dr. the successful cure nf herself and child. The latter having been afflicted by a severe attack of cholera infantum, was given up as incurable by the most celebrated physicians, heu she called on Dr. Czapkar, who after a short 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 afflicted 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, to that she can now enjov life, which, for eight years lost all charms for her. She therefore deems it due to herself, and to all sick and afflicted, to rrccommend Dr. Czapkar as one of the most skillful physicians within the L'nit'ed States. Mrs.

Carou.xk Gkax. Corner Walnut and 7th Philadelphia. Pa. Notary Public, 126, Seventh st. All consultations by letter or otherwise Irce.

Address DR. -L. J. CZAPKAY. Medical Institute, Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite PaciGr Mail Co's Office, San Francisco.

Dr. L. J. Czapkay's private medical and surgical In stitute is on Sacramento street, below Montgomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office San Francisco. The doctor offers free consultations anil asks no renumeration unless he effects a cure.

Office hours from 9 a. m. to 9 p. in. SPERMATORRHOEA.

OR local weakness, nervous debilitr. low spirits lassitude, weakness of the limbs and back, indispo sition 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 of the eyes, pimples on the face, sexual and other infirmities in man, are cured without fail by the justly celebrated physician and surgeon, L. J. Czapkay. His method of curing diseases is new.

(unknown to othors, and hence the great success. All consultations by let ter or otherwise free. Address L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco, Cal.

To Corrkstondkxts. Patients residing in any part of the Stale, however distant, who may desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Czapkay, on their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement ofsnch in preference to holding a personal interview, are re-respectfuily assured that their communications will he held most sacred. L. J.

Czapkay takes this opjwrtu nity of observing, that all letters are only opened and replied to by himself, and the latter as promptly as possible. If the case be fully sod 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 at to eonvey no idea of the purport of the letter or parcel to transmitted. Cousul- ation gratis. Permanent cure guaranteed or no ay Address L. J.

CZAPKAY, M. D. tmA a tf. San Francisco. Ce.1 Removal.

McrONALD THORNE have REMOVED their DRCG STORE to Walsouvilld, where they propose opening a large stock ef MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, FANCY ARTICLES In their line, in the new building now being erected on Main Street, next door to the Pott Office. They hope by strict and personal attention to basinets to merit the patronage of their Santa Cruz friends. All Orders or prescriptions left to our address with C. W. Williams st the Express Office, will be filled (at City rfc,) and for warded frtt tf ckargt mar.7tf NEW OBK BAKERY Confectionery Store.

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the old patrons of this establishment and public generally that they have just received a lot of Fancy Confectionery, which they will sell on reasonable terms. They have also added to their stock, a large assortment of Pie Fruit, Groceries, kc. All kinds of baking done to order at the shortest no tice, and the greatest pains taken to give entire satisfaction. Cakes iced and oanamented for weddings, balls, got up in A No. 1 style at the shortestnotiee.

Brown Bread, fresh every Sunday morning. An assortment of the choicest brand of Cigari and Tobacco. tgU Remember the place, Main St. next door to Otto fc Co's brick store. J.

TRUST, Santa Crux. June 13th, 1862. WM. VAHLBERG. LAST PRO CLAMATION.

THE NEW STORE (UP TOWN) BEING NOW OPEN, and In full blast, the proprietor is prepared to fur uish the public with everything in the line of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, CLOTHING, WINES AND LIQUORS. The Stock is entirely new snd clean, and no "shopkeepers" therefore everything is of the latest fashion and best quality. Having bought my goods before the greatriij. I am prepared to offer in-ducementst which thev will not Bnd at other places R. LELAXD.

N. B. AH kinds of produce taken at the highest market price and cash will neetr be relused. Watsonville, October 18, 1862 tf MONTEREY DRUG STORE. Located near the Washington Hotel, Monterw.

where is kept constantly on hand the FRESHES! MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY GOODS, PER FUMERY, etc. in ereat variety. Preserio- ti'jns carefully put up. DR. CALLAGHAN.

tenders hi professional services to the afflicted. He can always found at his Drug Store or residence wht-n not absent i professional engagements. NEW FURNITURE STORE. THE undersigued has on hand as large and well selected lot of 11 I TU ltE, wtiich be will dispose of at reasonable rates for cash or produce, at his place of business, near the District School House. Call and examine for yourselves.

Furniture repaired in a neat and durable manner. ranta Cruz. August 34. IMi S. R.HIIXMAN NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased the Fruit aer Confectionery Store of GEUUGK EMERSON, be), leave to announce to the public that he is prepared tc furnish them with everything pertaining to a first das Fruit and Confectionery Store. He will also keep sstantly on hand all brands of Tobacco, the choices i Cigars Yankte Notions. Ac. Ac J. M.

MERRILL Santa Crux, fs'ov. ISfil. uiitf CITY MARKET THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the public eener- any. inai ne seeps constantly on liauJ the best of BEEF. iUUTTON AND PORK.

ALSO all kinds of VEGETABLES, which will be disposed of at the most liberal rates. A ilia re of patronage is solicited. 43 Marketing dvliiercd at any psrt of the village free of charge. Santa Crur, Jan. 10.

R. H. HALL. CALL AT THE WASHINGTON MARKET, WILLOW SANTA CRUZ, Where you can find the very best quality of Beef. Mutton, Pork and Lard, on most reasonable Uruis.

janStf Eagle Eirery Stable. MAIN STREET, SANTA CRUZ. 4 THE undersigned takes pleasure here in noti-ilS fying his friends and the public that he has 1 resumed business at the above old and well known stand, and will use his best endeavors to conduct the business to the satisfaction of his patrons. Saddle and Carriage Horses Carriages and Boggles. Constantly kept in readiness on the most reasonable terms.

Particular attention given to the cire of aniv mals left at the Stable. Thankful for past favors, I rc-spectfullv solicit a share of public patronage. oct4-tf s. WM. H.

MOORE. LOST. About the 31st day ot March 18C3. ou the roadbet ween the bouse of John Daubinbiss at Soquel, aud the residence of Francisco Alziuo at Santa Crux, a medium sized light colored leather pocket hook, tied wilb a string, containing promisory notes to the smount of about eleven hundred dollars, the same of no use to any person but the owner, payment of the same having been stopped by the undersigned: a liberal reward will be paid to the Under by the undersigned, by leaving the same at the store of C. Porter at Soquel, or with the undersigned.

JAMES B. PIULLlPSj Soquel April 10, 1863, 49-31. School NOTICE to the electors of Pajaro School Dictrict No 1. Notice is hereby given that an election will be held on the 4th day of April A. D.

1863, at which will be submitted the question whether you will authorize a tax for the purpose of building a School House in this District. It will be necessary to raise for this purpose the sum of three thousand five hundred dollars $3600 snd the rate of taxation necessary to be raised will be fifty cents on the one hundred dollars valuation of taxable property in the District. The plans and specifications of the proposed building msy be seen st Blair's law office in Watsonville. The polls will be opened at Scott's Hall School House in Watsonville, and be open from 2 to 6 o'clock P. M.

A fuU attendance it requested. DANIEL TUTTLE, R. J. F. SCOTT, Trustees of Pajaro School District No.

1. Watsonville, March 9th Administrator's Notice. ESTATE OF EDWARD BRAGG. Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned.

Administrator of the above named estate, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against ssid deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary Touchers, within ten months from the first publication of tbts notice, to the undersigned, at his place of business In the town of Santa Cruz, in the County of Santa Cms, and State of California. LUTHER FARXHAM, Public Administrator. Santa Cms. February 28. 1863.

J. GRANT, M. PHYSICIAN AND 8URGEOJI. Office Old Post Office Building Main Watsonville. augl tf PAINTER.

ROBERT LAMPEE, the old resident Painter oTSanU Cms, advertises to do an jobs in that line to order. nsrMii "S3 COLDS COUGHS! BroWn's Bronchial BROWN'S Troches, BRONCHIAL Gives strength to voices of PUBLIC SPEAKERS troches; and SINGERS. Cures Cough, Cold, Hoarseness, Influenza, any Irritation or Soreness of the Throat; relieves the Hacking Cough in Consumption, Bronchitas, Asthma and Consumption, Clears the voice for Singer and Public Speakers. Few are aware of the Importance of checking a Cough or slight cold" In Its flrst stage) that which in the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, If neglected, soon attacks the lungs. Brown' Bronchial Trockct" are a most valuable article, especially so at this season of the year, when Coughs, Colds, Bronchitas, Influenza, Hoarseness and Sore Throat are so prevalent.

The Troches give sure and almost immediate relief. Sold bv all Druggists in the United States, at 26 cents a box. REDINGTON General Agents, dec6 Smts 416 and Front San Francisco. J.V TIME OP HEALTH PRb. PARE FOR SICKNESS.

It is preposterous to think that because we are in health disease will never overtake us. How many have gone forth in the morning and re- turned home to lay down upon beds of sickness for months! We would remind our readers that, for a family medicine, nothing tan equal SCOVILL'S BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Of Humors it is a sure es-tormiuator. ScrofuU anil Oancr. Rheu- mutism and Neuralgia, are all cured by this magical remedy.

REDINGTGN Agents, 41C and 41S Front street, San Francisco. dec6 Gmis U. WM. H.VL.L.-M BALSAM' FOR THE Lungs is highly recommended by elti- xens whose names and residence will i be found In the pamphlets giving evidence of astonishing cures of Consumption, by using this medicine. Give it a trial.

REDINGTON i Agents, 410 and 41s Front Street, San Francisco. (deefiCmis) HARNESS AND SADDLERY J. WERNER. Brivk Building. Main Street, Santa Crux.

"TTOUI.D respectfully announce to his friends and the YV Public generally, that he continues to manufacture HARNESS SADDLES, BRIDLES, and all other articles in his line, in the most substantial and desirable manner, and of the best material, to which he respec-fullv invifes the attention of purchasers. Whips, Spurs. Martingales, and in fact, everything pertaining to his business kept constantly on hand, and for sale on the most reasonable terms. JfS Particular attention paid to repairing. Sant Cruz Oct.

16th 18SS. tf. SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP. Main Street, Watson yille, Xear the KebraskaJSotel. 'I'M IE subscriber would respectfully inform respectfully inform onville snd vicinity tNESSSIIOP in a md at all times a i the citizens ot Watsonville i that he has opened a HARNC wnere can ne touna at ail times a (rood assortment of HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS, SPURS, ETC.

iHiicb will be told on as reasonable terms as can be obtained elsewhere. Particular attention paid to Repairing. Shop on Main street, Watsonville next door to the Nebraska Hotel W. F. DORRENCE Watsonville, October 18, 18C2 6m TO STOCK RAISERS.

The Thorough-Bred Trotting Ktallloa ABD ALL AH AND Black Ha wit Uncle Sam, Will Stand for the Season, At reduced rates, at the Stables of III, BARNEY. Watsonville ABDALLAH and UNCLE SAM are the same horses that stood at my sublet last season, and are so well known to the public that further notice is unnecessary. Particulars and terms mad known byapplvingto M. BARNEY. leb 21 1 1 At Sales and Livery Stable, Watsonville L)R PERRaULT, Graduate of University Queen's College, WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THOSE SUFFER-ing from all CHRONIC OR PRIVATE DISEASES, that he may be consulted FREE OF CHARGE, aT HIS OFFICE, 30 DAVIS STEET, NEAR CLAY.

DR. PERRAULT has cared, within a year, one bun dredaod fifty cases pronounced insurable by other phye sicians. Among dines ses successfully treated, a few ar Scrofula, Rheumatism, Ulcere, Tumors, Fistula, Fere and Ague, Strictures, Gonorrhoea and Syphilis. Any affile ted with Seminal Weakness may be cured In a very abort time. References will be furnished to those who desire to parties of the highest respectability who have been cured, or seen others successfully treated at Us office.

While his charges are so extremely moderate that the poorest can nrail themselves ef his services, MEDICINES ARE ALWAYS FURNISHED GRATUITOUSLY TO HIS PATIENTS. Consultation Free, persons! or hr letter. Box T3, Post Oflee, San Francisco. Am.