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Special Notices.
Dr. Aborn, oculist, aurist, catarrh,
throat ami lung physician, Backman
House. No charge for consultations.
I. ilunoli, Mi reliant Tailor, No. I Cotnttter
b iii street, Dueomniuns Block. set if
ReolMerful- the. important isagain in tbe
Held, bus again replenished, nnd will sell
goods ;it their "id price, ai tbe; only believe
in se.ijn* goods at low pi ices,und make quick
*«lei nnd small profits, TUelr Clothing and
Pry Hoods slock Im eoniplete. and par cent,
cheaper than any other house In .Southern
California, Ho give them a call and you will
b ■ sure to b- pleased with your bargain,
sept IS-! in
Furniture fr m the East Is now being offered
at greatly reduced prices, owing to the pres
ent low freights. <jo nnd examine it at Jo
hunnsen & Gros-or's Kurnliure und llcdding
establishment, :4 Main .street, cor. Commer
cial. aeptU-tf*
New lied Softs,Of Improved construction,
for comfort and ornament. Nothing to beat
them. Go and pee for yourselves, at Johaan
sen A Uroster's Furniture Wurer.oms,6t M.dn
"iteet r. Commercial. septll-tf"
F. Adam, merchant tailor, has just
received an elegant lot of cloths, cas
si meres and suitings of the latest pop
ular patterns. The stock is probably
the largest of its kind to be found in
the city, and no ono can fail to by
suited in making a selection. Call on
F Adam, Spring street, for youi styl
ish suits. * sepltf
The Express Clear Depot, edlolntng Wells,
Fan o A CO., has on hund tho best brands of
imported ami domestic cigars,smoking and
ehewlng tobacco, etc. Also smokers' articles.
The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. UKO. I'ltlMiA.M.
uu-JOtf
Very rich and elegant Parlor Sets
have Just been received from New
York by Johannsen <fe Grosser, at
their warerooms itiDueommuii's build
ing, cor Main and Commercial Strts. *
One dozen wagons, assorted sizes
and kinds, for sale at rtduced-prices at
Stoddard's hardware store, 78 Main
street. augl":tf
Silver and gold plating; electrotyping;ivory
and metal turning; glass and metal drilling.
Locks, keys, sealsahd key-checks,stencil ana
door-plates made lo order; knives anil surgi
cal Instruments ground and saws filed and Ml;
pan.sols and canes mended; musical Instru
ments repaired; meerschaum pipes cleaned
and mounted; model making and repairs on
all fancy work and machinery, from a pin fo
n locomotive. Ail kinds of sewing machines
bought, .sold and repaired. Come and see the
new sewing machine engine. Sewing Ma
■thine Exchange,Sl Spring St. deal tf
Moore's Restaurant,on Commercial street,
Is the proper place to go fori good meal,with
a good cup ot coffee or tea to drink with it.—
There is probably no restaurant on the Pacific
coast where so ninny of tho substantial)' und
SO many of the luxuries maybe had iorSSeia.
Don't forget the place—Moore's Restaurant,
Commercial street. Private en ting rooms have
liecn neatly fitted up for the accommodation
ladies. I .*>-(:
The immense sales of Hale's Hon»T of
HomHSHOCNO AND Tar proves that i he people,
consider it the only sure remedy for coughs
and colds and in pulmonary diseases, bold
by nil druggists.
Pike's Toothache Drops otue In one minute.
ocl7 lw diw
•■""The principal organs of sense arc eon
eentrated to the face, It is therefore worthy
of being crowned by all Gentlemen, with one
*if the superior bats which enn be hud at Des
mond's. Main Street. marl
WANTS-LOST-FOUND. j
\A/ ANTED.-After the first of January, a
VV situation a* Clerk by a young man twen
ty-seven you is old. Is capable as buyer or to
t ke ebaige. Can give the highest New York
references. Address
ARCHIBALD DARK,
letltlw 511 Broadway,N. Y.
WANTED.- A good «iri to do general
hous" work In the city. Apply nt
octWtf HERALD OFFICE.
WANTED.— A situation nsC'liamberniHld
or House Servant, by a white woman,
native of Swceden. Address
i'HILDA HOLEMBERG,
octU-lw
WANTED.- A Party with from 1 to
55,000 t > Join advertiser in a business
partially established and susceptible of great
uxpansion by tho nss of more capital. En
tirely legitimate nnd guaranteed to pay over
four par corn, per month to investor. Address
with full name for one week, J. R 2.
octl4 lw Herald ogee.
SITUATION WANTED. -Hy a eoim"e
tent clerk and Salesman, In Loa Angclcg
or vicinity. Spenkß German and English.
Rest of reference given. Address
CHARLES KNECHT.
ngtltMw Los Angeles.
WANTED. -A good man cook,lmmedi
ately, m the White House Dining Hall.
oc 10_
TO LET.—A few pleasant rooms, with
board, corner Fort and Franklin Streets.
1 nqulre at 78 Ma 1 1 i_st rect. sev!4 U
WANTED.— A man and lamily to keep B
ranch 8S miles irom the city.ou snares.
Good house, outbuildings, well, etc. Apnlv
to S. LEVY, No. 38 Aliso stieit. au2u if
P~RIVATE BOARDING and Furnished
Rooms for rent, on Fort street, second
door from First. JcB4 tt
D OOMS.~FAMILY and Single Rooms
t"\ with board at Col. Duel's ou spring St.
novlUtf
FOR SALE—FOR RENT.
TO LET.—A nicely Furnished Room with
I Board. Apply ut No. 24 Fort St. tars
pass the door. oetlS at
FOR 8 ALE.—a large quantity of Grease*
woodundoak loots. Call nt
KIM B A LI, A OH A PIN'S
oeU4*lW Real Batata office. r-prlug St.
FOR 8 ALE.—One-half Interest In a good
p.iving business, well located.
OClUtf BARBEE A GATE?.
CTOR RENT.-A Rrlclt store, suitable for
i grocery, dry goods or any business re
quiring room. 'Wood ,\ard, etc., with tlie
heaviest and best hay scab s(10 lonalntutched.
The best business corner In town - Southwest
corner of Sixth and spring street, Los • nge
les. Enqu re of GEO, LEHM \N, at the ba
kery in me rear. oclu IW*
FURNISHED ROOrVIS TO LET.-
Havlng aii modcin improvements.eom
munding a eiiarmlng view nf mountain and
valley. Apply to Mrs. Wllkins, THE MAN
SION, S4t and 25 Heaudry Terrace, between
Rnena ViStaand B>w High streetß. seBo lm"
CTOR SALE.—Hotel, ccntrnlly locattd;
I fine opportunity for business.
seiMm BARBEE A GATES.
FOR oho cc Orange lands at San Gabriel,
apply to 0. P. EROENBRIGhT, Man
Gabriel Mission. septlS-tf
"T*o LET.—Elegant furnished rooms to let
I in ttignoiet'a new bulb.lng. Apply to
Rank Exchange, corner Main and Arcadia
(treats. scptls-lm
TO LET.— To a good tenant ortenunts,
two or three furnished rooms in a fusli
tonabj*locality. Addaeaa A, this ottice.
*.ept!7-tf
-j- o RENT.— Sheep pasture sufficient lor
I 7 £00 sheep, till the Ist of January. Ap
ply toS. Levy,33 Aliso street. septli'-tf
FOR SALE CHEAP.-A large number
<>l thrifty growing Lime Trees, In good
condition. Apply to
m'2lif J. C. WALLACE. San Gabriel.
Furnished Rooms to Let.
|N anlce piivato residence, healthy, quiet
I location, o.ie blook from I'osloinee. En
quire at room iB. Teruole Block. sep 18-tf
wTg. BOGERT & CO.,
VOBJtKRI.Y WITH EISHBR A THATI'HKH,
Manufacturing Jewelers,
No. 131 Main Street.
THE ONLY MANUFACTURING jew-
I cTrv establishment in houthern Califor
nia who manufacture all their own goods.
Fine work guaranteed at leasonable prices.
VII country orders executed with dispatch,
bend dlrertthrough Well., FuigoACo.
Diamond Setting & Chains a Specialty.
ut) tf
Notice.
AS Pto Pica has published a notice defam
ing my ohuracier, 1 simply answer that
1 will soon vindicate myself before a court of
insure. proving the falsity of his accusation.
J OCUsHw V. V. C. do MONDRAN.
i'os
SUNDAY OCT. 17, 1870.
CHURCH CHIMES.
M. E. Church.—Rev. ti. S Mickey, the
new pastor of the Fort str et M. B, Church,
expects lo be In his pulpit 10-dny. In the
evening he will give a lecture to young men.
The Salitji' li School meets at the close Of the
morning i>ei vi<e. There were ISI iv attmd
ance last Sunday. AH aie cordially invited
to attend.
TntNITV M. E. Church,South.—Preaching
in Trinity M. B. Church, wouib, Spring street*,
between First and second, every Sabbath, at
11 a. M. and 7:15 f. m., by the Pastor, Rev A.
M. Campbell. Sunday School at 12:30 P. kt.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7 P. M.
Seats tree. Subject forll a. m , "An Impossi
ble Act;" for 7:15 P. if., " igni Fatul."
COKOacOATIOtfAT. Church.—Service In the
Congregational Church, New High Street, to
day at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m., by the Pastor,
Rev. D. T. Packard. Surf day School and Bi
ble Classes at lUt.'lu. Seul.s free, und .strangers
invited.
German Church.—Preaching »t the Ger
man Church, .spring street, between Fourth
und 1' lull, at URSU A. M. and 7dH r. Jl., by the
Pastor, J. C. Zahn. Sunday School at 9:10 a.
M. AD Germans are invited.
Catholic Church.—To-day In the Cat holla
Church the first mass commences at 7a. M.,
sermon In Spanish; second mass at 8:30 a. m.;
third mass nt 10:30 A. M., sermon iv English;
Oatechism ut 3 p. m. ; vespers at 1 p. M,
BenJ. Todd will lecture in the Court House
to-day, I ictober 17th, ut 2 and 7UN)O'clock P.
>i, ou spiritualism.
<aii.it RsUMiaYT.
San Francisco Oct. 10.
Gold,ll6»v
Greenbacks— Buying, soiling, W^,.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
— "# -■ ——
Don Juan Forster is iv the city:
"Lucky" Baldwin, of Santa Anita
ranch, was iv the city yesterday.
Mr. M. Morris leaves for San Fran
cisco to-day on business.
Mr. John S. Carr has returned to
Lea Angeles.
The Presbyterians will shortly erect
a church in Santa Monica.
Rev. Mr. Allis, of Anaheim has re
turned from the Synod at Oakland.
The Public school motto for this
week: "Knowledge is Power."
The steamer Aneon leaves to-day
for San Francisco.
The Bonita base ball club has been
organized in Santa Monica.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon ut
11GJ per cent, premium. Currency sold
here tit 85 @ 801.
Ed. Huber has sold 08 pounds of
Italian chestnuts off O. W. Chillis'
place for seventy-five cents per pound.
The ball of Shominac Tribe will be
given on the i!7th inst., the night of
their anniversary. It will be a splen
did social event.
Mr. Cox, who was struck by a fall-.
ing brick on Friday night, at the fire
company's drill, Will be out in a few
days.
The San Bernardino weekly Times
is a readable paper. Its editor seems
to take great pains with the make-up
and the press work is unusually good.
Mr. H. J. Hamilton, the manager
at the poslofilce, is the right man in
the right place, He is always on
hand, always obliging aud prompt.
On Monday, November 15th, the
Los Angeles County Teachers' Insti
tute will hold its annual meeting. All
teachers are required by law to be
present.
Go in the hacks to Cieuega station
for fifty cents fare. The hack and
railroad fare will be two dollars for
the rouuti trip. Take the pleasant,
comfortable and safe way by hack.
Rev. Geo. S. Hickey, the new Fort
street M. E. church pastor, expects to
officiate to-day. In the evening he
will deliver a lecture to young men.
The Sabbath school meeta at noon.
Mr. E. R. Hickman, agent forMe-
Kee & Co. brokers ami dealers in 'puts'
and "calls" iv mining stocks,gave usa
call yesterday and we found him an
agreeable gentleman,
Wednesday next parties intending
to enter horses for the November races
will pay ten per cent, to the Secretary
of the Agricultural Society, who will
be at the Fashion saloon.
The surf was so heavy at Santa Bar
bara last Thursday morning that the
steamer Mohongo snapped her cables
two or three times aud had to leave
half an hour earlier than she was ad
vertised.
The weather was intensely hot yes
terday. The thermometer at the St.
Charlea Hotel burst, and when Fisher
& Thatcher's instrument registered 9(l°
in the shade Fisher took a garden hose
and cooled it off.
The contractor for the grading of
Fort street, between Third and Fouith
streets, has sprinkled the grade, but
the property owners look in vain for
that six-ton roller. We hope the grade
will not be accepted until it is well
watered aud rolled.
The steamer Senator will arrive ear
ly this morning at Santa Monica. The
first class hacks of the city will take
passengers to the Los Angeles and In
dependence railroad station at an ear
ly hour this morning and return in
the afternoon.
Mr. E. C. Kemhle was a passenger
by the Telegraph Stage Line lust
night. He is sent by the Indian De
partment to investigate the Temecula
troubles, and if he is in earnest he can
get most of the facts by calling on Ol
egario and his men at Keller's vine
yard.
The St. Charles will set an elegant
table to-day. Gehring lias provided
a feast for the gods aud will try to ex
cel himself on this occasion. The
sweltering hotel boarder will be able
this afternoon to cool ofTon a generous
supply of ice cream and all the semi
tropical concomitants.
The Russian savants discovered a
mirror on the highest point in the
moon and at once concluded It was
there for the purpose of tailing scien
tific observations. It has since tran
spired, however, that it was erected
by the ladies of the moon for the pur
pose of observing earth's fashions,
more particularly the latest, the pin
back dress.
The Santa Barbara Press has the
following: We havo to acknowledge
the receipt of a piece of wedding cake,
from Mr. and Mrs. Darrell, who wi re
married yesterday afternoon by Rev.
Dr. Abercrombie. Mr. Darrell la a
resident uf Los Angeles; the bride was
Mrs. Dugan of this city. We tender
them our sincere good wishes.
It is no wonder that Councilman
Huber denounced tho gravel grading
so bitterly at the last Council meet
ing. Look ut Spring street, look at
Fort street and other streets where the
recent grades are mere dust beds.
These streets, though lately graded,
are enveloped in clouds of dust from
early morn until late at night, when
tiie travel ceases.
The saloon at the Lafayette Hotel
was opened last night with a gorgeous
free lunch and a well stocked bar. The
crowds that visited during the even
ing attested the popularity of Messrs.
Fluhr «& Oerson, the proprietors of the
Lafayette, who have one of the pret
tiest'bars in the city. The cigarstand
is run by Mr. I. Cohn, and he has a
tine stock of cigars and tobacco. He
has displayed great taste iv the litt ing
up, and will no doubt bo repaid in a
profitable trade.
Mr. O. Z. Moray, of the Depot Res
taurant, keeps a travelers' home that
is convenient and handy to all the
trains, and where the stranger Is
treated kindly and given first class
meals. The traveler who stops with
Morey can save the hack fare or long
walk that is required in going to the
hotels half a mile off. The Depot
Restaurant is second to none in table
luxuries, is cheaper in price and near
er to the ceuter of travel.
Tho shipments at the Southern Pa
cific depot Included 10 barrels of bran
dy from L. J. Rose to New York; 70
sucks of feed from Hellman, Haas &
Co. to San Fernando; and the follow
ing to San Francisco: 109 sacks of meal
from Aliso Mills; 210 sacks of com,
from H. Newniark & Co; 4 bales of
pelts from H. Woodson; 72 9acks of
Corn, from M. Norton and 8 bales of
hides from Simon Levy.
A lady from the East arrived lv
town a lew days ago, seeking her
daughter who bus been an inmate ot
a house of ill fame in this city. The
mother says that she h-ft her daugh
ter a year ago at a seminary in Oak
land, from which she eloped, and has
since been leading an abandoned life,
rihe is still a minor, and her mother
is determined to reclaim her dead or
alive. The girl has left town aud is
at preseut beyond pursuit.
The orphans' Fair commences on
Tuesday night and we recommend the
cause of the orphans to the Sunday de
liberations of our readers. The poor
are ever with us and the most forlorn
object in society is a poor, friendless
orphan. All good people should aid
those who huve the charge of the or
phans and contribute to the financial
aids for money so Invested is like
bread caston the waters and will return
ere many days.
The Weed sewing machine is rec
ommended as the lightest running
machine iv use. All the late Improve
ments have been added to the Weed,
and the purchaser gets all the excel
lencies of the best machines. Mr. Ira
Pfotitz, the agent, has an office with
J. Strelitz, opposite the Pico House,
and will be glad to exhibit the ma
chine nt any time. He has had great
success in introducing this machine
elsewhere and we are confident he
will succeed here.
In our Council report last Friday we
briefly noticed a communication from
a Mr. Hutchinson, which complained
of City Clerk Kremer. Since that
time we have ascertained that the
communication should not havo been
entertained or read, as it concerned a
special school assessment, and Mr.
Kremer was neither Assessor nor Col
lector. The City Clerk certainly can
not answer all questions as to assess
ment and collection of special taxes,
and the Couucil should pay no atten
tion to unreasonable complaints.
Messrs. Pago & Gravel -have Just
added to their mechanical triumphs
the manufacture of a huge cross for
the front of the new cathedral. It i 3
of wrought iron, gold gilt, and weighs
1,030 pounds. It is 18 feet high and 8
feet 6 inches broad, and when put in
position will be in sight from all parts
of the city. The Catholics deserve
credit for their good judgment in pat
ronizing home manufacturers, and
Messrs. Page & Gravel have mude for
themselves another speaking adver
tisement of their mechanical genius.
The Arab troupe performed last
night at Turn-Verein hall to a good
house. This troupe has not advertised
itself or it would have succeeded bet
ter. It com prises 6ome of the best
gymnasts, acrobats, tumblers and con
tortionists that we ever saw. Hadj
Hamo, the manager, is a host in him
self, his last feat being a somersault
without a spring-board, over twelve
bayonets held in the air, the muskets
being discharged as ho turns over
them. They appear again next Sat
urday night.
The Chinese Joss House will be fin
ished In a week. Three priests have
arrived trom San Francisco, who are
under contract to furnish the temple
with gods of the most approved fash
ion. On our visit yesterday they had
finished a number of paper gods, rep
resenting beasts, birds and fishes.
They expect soon to have it orna
mented with gods of the most astound
ing shape and frightful appearance,
when a grand festival will be given.
A few complimentaries will be issued
to the religious members of the Press.
We have received ours, and are now
studying Chinese theology.
The Old Folks' Concert.
To-morrow night we are to have a
legitimate old folks' concert. These
pleasant entertainments are the con
necting link between the music of the
past and the music of the present. The
quaint costumes, the homely manner,
the austerity of the music of tho past,
will rebe produced. The old melodies
which will be sung to-morrow night,
are as dear to the musical ear to-day
as they were when tho Germans sung
Old Hundred or the Scotch Covenan
ters sung Dundee. This old and loved
music will be given to morrow night
under all the inspiration of ancient
costume, and with all the ability of
our leading amateurs. We predict
the most select and appreciative au
dieucc ever assembled in Los Angeles.
Dr. Aborn at the Backman House
invites all who are afflicted with any
form of disease to call for a free con
sultation.
SUNDAY READING.
delected for Bun day's Hkr.vi.i>.
WITHIN.-WITHOUT.
Oh! there aro some whose discontent, and
selfish hopes and fears,
Would make this world so beautiful,a vsle
of sighs and tears.
They little know that love nnd truth and
all the virtues fair, '
Must inward lie before they'rexoen,oroven
felt elsewhere.
And though Ond's beauties on the earth,
are strewn on every side.
They still ure passed unheeded by, and
dl m by sin aud pride.
D'thoso who b.isk in wisdom's smiles would
draw aside the pall,
And let the sun of knowledge shine upon
the hearts of all,
If they would on tho highway oast the stods
of truth and love,
Soon would tiio flowers of beauty bloom as
in Ood's house above;
And then Instead or this bright world being
a vale of tear-i,
The rainbow—Hope would span thegulf be
tween our sighs aud tears.
Within tho lonely hearts of all the lamp of
love would burn,
If filled with kindly oil, for which wo all of
us do yearn;
And many a heart would bo mado glad, nnd
on oblivion's tomb,
The flowers of love and kindness would lv
in gorgeous beauty bloom.
Then, oh remember! If the heart would see
Ood's beauties rare,
The truth nnd love must Inward llsjbefore
they're seen elsewhere.
The Patch of Sunlight.
The day had been overcast; sudden
ly the sun shone out, and a little patch
of sunshine brightened the corner of
the carpet. Immediately Tray got up
and, with a wise look, trotted to the
bright place und laid himself in it.
"There's true philosophy," said John;
"only one patch 111 the
place, aud the sagacious little dog
walks out of the shadow and rolls
himself round in the brightness. Let
not Tray's example be lost upon us,
but wherever there shall shine one
patch of sunlight, let us enjoy it."
As you have stood some stormy day
upon a yea cliff, and marked the
giant billow rise from the deep to rush
on with foaming crest, and throw it
self thundering on the trembling shore
did you ever fancy that you could stay
lis course and hurl it back to the
depths of the ocean? Did you ever
stand beneath the leaden, lowering
cloud and mark the lightning's leap
asit .-hot and flashed, dazzling athwart
the gloom, and think that you could
grasp the belt and change its path?
Still more foolMiand vain his thought
who fancies that he can arrest or turn
aside the purpose of God, Baying,
"what is the Almighty that we should
serve him? Let us break his bands
asunder, and caxt away his cords from
us!" Break his bands usundcr! How
he that sitteth in the heavens shall
laugh.— Dr. Guthrie
Looking from his window one sum
mer evening, Luther saw, on a tree
near at hand, a little hird making
ready for a night's rest. ''Look," said
he, "how that little fellow preaches
faith to us all. He takes hold of his
twig, tucks his head under his wing,
and goes to sleep, leaving God to think
for him!
If you want to know just what re
ligion is worth, put it out at Interest.
Invest largely, and you will have
large returns.
The advertisement of Dillon <te Ken
ealy, the live dry goods firm on Main
street, will be found in another col
umn. These gentlemen are daily re
ceiving large consignments of goods
from New York and San Frak.cisco,
which they have bought at panic
prices and which they offer to (heir
customers away below regular prices.
An inspection.of their stock will con
vince the buyer that they are flrst
class stock-keepers. Everything is
clean aud neat and arranged with taste
and judgment. Their store is literally
crammed with fashionable goods, and
every taste can be suited. Prices defy
competition, and t he quality is of the
first class. All shoppers should give
them a call.
Travellers' Home.
Departures this morning for San
Fraucisco by Telegraph Stage Line:
8 Hartman, O B Casliton, Charles H
Simpkins, Wm Jefferson, M Byron,
Henry Dalton, G W Hamel, Mrs E
Hamel, Mrs E G Gaertner.
Arrivals by Telegraph Stage Line
yesterday morning from San Fran
cisco: Miss Lola, Isaac Weil, Max
Ordenstein, Mrs Harlan, M Hodson,
M Dagenton.
Arrivals by Coast Line yesterday
from San Francisco: Mrs Larkin, 1)
Cavanaugh.
Departures by Coast Line for Ven
tura: T M Lewis, Charles Gibson and
friend.
Passengers Coming.
The steamer Or'Zaba, which leaves
San Francisco Sunday, at 9 o'clock
A. M., carries tho following passengers
for Santa Monica and San Pedro: I.
liixby and family, Mrs. Sandon and
two children, F Boupnot and two la
dies, A X Brown, Mr Torges, J Ed
wards, E Kates, J Fltz Simmons, D
D. Munroe. J W Smith, 8 W Craigh,
S Shoeger, J Harris, Dr Studley and
wife, J J Wlltnn, B Stitton and fami
ly, J E Hall, Mrs Emery, H A Vac
quier, J Swain, J W Windus.Dr Ormo,
Miss F Crown, Mr Dalchey, Miss Dal
chy, Mrs Higgins and two children,
Mrs L Boothe, C halazar, H B Hunt,
F Champion, G W Merrit, W Dums
ford, W Harris, A Findley, W T Page
and family is family, Mrs S F Holla
day, C M Lewis, X Cooper, C J Bulen
suara, R W Higgin, J H Stewart, T
Reeves and wife, J P McKenny.
Another Testimonial.
1 hereby certify that I have been
quite hard of hearing for about four
teen years, in both ears; could not
even hear the ticking of a watch when
pressed hard against tha ear. I ap
plied to Dr. Aborn, at the Backman
House, five or six days airo and placed
myself under his treatment, and I am
pleased to be able to state that already
I notice an improvement, and I am
steadily improviug in my hearing ev
ery day.
Samcel Carter, Merchant.
Downey City, Oct. 19th, 1875.
Dr. Aborn's charges are within the
reach of all who need his services. *
Another Postponement.
Dr. Aborn will remain at the Back
man House until the last of the first
week in November.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Deeds filed for record for the 48 hours
ending October 16, 1876, as reported for the
Herald by Judson, Gillette A Smith, Ex
aminers of Title, No. 39, Spring street, Los
Angeles:
M. Leahy to J. Bruiting.—Ten acres off the
South end of I amis of grantor on East side
of Alameda street, near Washington street;
$2,500.
Santa Gertrudes Assoc'n to R. M. Town.-
Contract tor 580 82-100 uctes North of Collma
Tract; $«,105 81.
C. Ducommtm ol al. to M. A. Morey.—Lot
il, Adams Vineyard Tract; $300.
J. O. Downey et al, to J P. Jordan.—Lot 12,
Pryor Tract, rirst street; $Bto.
J. M.Stewart to s rah E. Austin.—One acre
In S.W. corner of N. y t of lot 5, block 2 01 city
Donation lots; $s<o.
C. W. Moores to X. Paulsell.-9 36-100 acres
nea* Downey; $730.
A. Briswaltor to Dos Angeles and Independ
ence Koilr.iud Co.—lnterest of grantor iv tract
on the East side of San Pedro street, between
Wolfskill Lane on tne North, the lands of
Wolfskin ou the East, and lands of Valen
zuelus on the south; u»
H. If. Johnston et. al. to ft. H. Tyler.—Dots
12 and 11 of block £7, East Dos Angeles; 1930.
home to E. E. Hewitt.—Dots 5 und 0, block
11, East Los Angeles, $100.
J. P. Jones et al. to H. B. DeWltt -Bond lor
lot O, block 10H, Santa Monica, fir $80.
STOCK REPORT.
Br ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TKLKORAPH LIMB.
[Special Dispatch to the Herald.]
San Francisco, October 10.
MOKNINO QUOTATIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND BXCHANGK BOARD
Ophlr. 70 9 70% Morn'g Star 4 § —
Mexican ZSWmM LWaihntn :i ra—
Gould 4 C... 22,V9 23 W. Fargo... 40c 9 -
Best A Bel.. 63 »tv, Woodvlile.. —
SavHge 89 (m Caledonia... Iftyaj 19
CholUr 72 Oi 77 lustico 30 9 —
HaleA Nor. 40^9-- Union 9W«* 9Vi
Cr Point 22K Knickrbkr. 1*49 2
Jacket 01 ij — Dayton 4 (B -
Dnpctial .... 9 9- Tj fer 37%e9 —
Belcher 18 Mldes 2%
Ktnpire — Florida 4fi9 5
Kentuck ll!>s9 Occidental.. Bti9 —
Alta 17 tan, Flat- 2 9 —
Confidence. 22"*, g — Prospect 4 B —
SNev liyy 4 ® 17 Balto ... 2%** —
Hu-sey I | tii Lady Bryan 1%<3 1H
Bullion .47 95n ion.Va :»"> fa3lo
Meg. Bel 70 977 •silver Hill.. 7VS@ 7%
Overman.... .04 A Kossuth 1%9 —
Julia 9 (iv IK \ndes 4 9 4V£
N York 2v<9 2y v title t 7K<J -
Amazon 90c 9 — California... 81J.«9 05
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Vanity! All Is Vanity!
I go on facts. Everybody who visits my
stores will coincide with my assertion that I
keep the best and cheapeststock of clears and
gent's furnishing ;.ood. Be convinced by
calllngat L GOLDSMITH'S
At tho Orient Cigar Stand, Downey lilock,
nnd at tho Identical, under the JUackman
House.
OWING TO SUCCESS,
Dr. ABORN
OF SAN FRANCISCO,
WILL REMAIN' AT THE
Backman House,
LOS ANGELES,
Until Further Notice
THROAT AND LUNG
DISEASES,
CATARRH!
DEAFNESS,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EARS,
AND
All AfTectloua of the Eye, Ear, Head,
Throat nnd Lungs. Also De*
rnugementa of the
Nervous System,
AND
BROKEN - DOWN CONSTITUTIONS
Treated with the most eiatlfyine success,
BY
The Modern System of Cnre aa Prac
tised by
X>R. ABO R> .
MEDICATED INHALATION
Used Hi conjunction with his local and con
stitutional treatment, has proved the
most rational and successful
method of treating
CONSUMPTION,
Asthma and Bronchial Affections,
.As he is effecting cures even after the ordina
ry methods have failed.
kv All who bavesuffered foryearsora life
time, and » hose diseases have resisted or baf
fled the ordinary modes of treatment, are In
vited to call for a free consultation.
oct9-Jiw-ir
THE WEED SEWING MACHINE
Is offered to the citizens of Los Angeles
as being the
Lightest Running Shuttle Machine,
And one embodying
More Late Improvements
Than any other In the market.
Has a Straight Needle,
Is simple in construction.
Every motion positive.
No vibration eprlnffe.
No rattllus rag*.
Has an Improved PATENT TENSION
that adjusts Itself to any thickness of goods
without change.
Machines placed ou trial before purchase
wheu desired, and
Sold on the easiest pos
sible Terms.
OFFICE-wlth J.strolltt, Main St., opposite
Tlco House.
IRA PFOUTZ,
AGENT.
octlfi lm
SYMPOSIUM SALOON,
Under Merced Theatre.
it. —i of Litinors antl Cigars Con
stantly on Hand.
Finest Imported Been and English
Alea n Specialty.
DENNIS I I .1.1 \.
octldtf Proprietor.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Juatlee of tne Pestee.
At the request of many friends,
Capt. Maurice Kraszynskl
I. a candidate for Justice of the Peace In Sole
dad District. ocs td
I'or Juatlee of the Peace,
JOHN TRAFKORD will be a candidate for
re-election for Justice of the Peace of Los An
?eles Township a the next ensuing Judicial
'.lection, on i.ctober2oth, 1875. geiotd o
A..
Announces himself as candidate for tbe of
fice of Justice of the Peace. seljtd*
WM. 11. GRAY
Announces himself as a candidate for re.
election to the otlce of Ju.-t.o-- ot the Peace,
for Los \ngeies Towu.-hlp, at the ensuing Ju
dicial El c Lm. selotd
For Justice of tbe Pence,
FRANCISCO JBTJTJLKR
teptlO-tc
For Juatlee of tbe Pence,
PEDRO C. CARRILLO
e«ptlO-te
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE STAR FRUIT DRYER.
This Dryer commends Itself to every person
who examines It. Every family who hat an
orchard, vineyard or garden ought to bave
one. It will supersede the canned fruit, as
fruit aud vegetables dried on tbis machine
retain their freshness, and If soaked In water
thirty minutes before oooklng they are as
sweet and fresb as those direct from the gar
den.
Now while there Is no sale for grapes, one
of these machines will be worth a thousand
dollars on a vineyard In making Raisins.
With one of these machines you ara lade
pendent of tho local market.
CALL ON
J. R. BRIERLY
OR
B . JL. . PEEL.
007 tf
B. STIEBEL,
DEALER IN
FANCY & STAPLE GROCERIES,
IMPORTED
Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
NO. 157 MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND an assort
ment oi tne bestuiocerles to bo found in
the town, sucb as
FRENCH MUSHROOMS,
FOUGHI DE GENOA,
FRENCH PATES AND CONSERVES
Of all kinds, with a full assortment of
Crosse A Biuckwell's Pleklea, Jane
nnd Jellies.
IN STORE,
MOCHA, JAVA AND COSTA RICA COF
FEES (Doasled, Green and Ground;,
SOUSED PIGS' FEET, (in kegs)
LAMBS' TONUUES, DUTCH HE BRINGS,
BARDELLAN, ANCHOVIES,
Fresh Mackerel and Mackerel in Oil,
WHITE FISH,
CODFISH TONGUES and SOUNDS,
Swiss Cheese, Edam Cheese, Petaluma
Cheecs, Pineapple Cheese,
ETC., ETC.. ETC
COLONIZATION.
COLONIES FOR THE
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO
APPLY TO THE AGENTS.
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO:
J. GREBE, National Hotel, Sau Dtego City;
W. GOUTS, Ban Duls Rey;
FRANCISCO ESTUDILLO, San Jacinto.
COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO:
RODNEY R. SHERWIN, San Bernardino;
EMMONS A CUNNINGHAM, Riverside;
LEONARDO COTA, Rincon.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES:
H. M. SMITH, Broker and Real Estate
Agent;
FRANCISCO PALOM ARES, San Jose;
TEODORA RIMFRAN, Anaheim.
S. M. SILVA, Manager.
Director of the Commercial School of San
Diego, Cal. oe7 lm
THE GREAT TONIC
FOR THE
HOT WEATHER
Ik
M. KELLER 8
PREMIUM
WINE BITTERS.
Everyone Drinks Them.
>X. KELLER,
Alameda Street, Near Aliso.
aul lm
WHITE HOUSE,
•Corner Loa Angeles «r<i Commercial.
Rooms or Board First-Class.
TRANSIENT OR PERMANENT AT
REASONABLE KATES
Resident*, or ttrangeia pleas* try lt once for
yonreelf. 00l IX
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WONDERFUL
ARITHMETICAL CALCULATION!
A Setting Mix »ilii<• Factory Tnru« out
One Hundred Maebltiee per dnjr
n ore ilmn it ftt < npnddited
to Make!!!
THE BINCER MFC GO'S Sewing
Maclilnc umi lias no doubt that tbe
Remington agent Jul ly anticipates'harder
•ii'nte- lor Ills "pet" machine when it Is un
:e,-n, .1 that it is n< -liber "The Singer Im
pinved" nor an "improv ment on the sing
er." liy referring to one of our dallies 1 find
'hat this v.i i, noiseless, "pet" machine has
been Introduced Into l.os Angeles at a much
rib r date th n ihe agent state* ('I bis may
be owing to a defect of memory):
The Kern nglou agent h s made a rather
startling statement to th" publL- in his la est
dvenisement t • ililn eff ct—tnat tbe Item-
Ingion 8. M. Co. In tbe manufacture vf t heir
auiily machlucs ha\o Increaroo from ta.inu
to »•"),' wi lv tho past tour months, and in the
•nine puragtuph says that the factory is only
capucitaleu to make 2. r *j per day; thus all. w
ingeveiy working day during said period I
rind that he gives the '• iteniington folks"
eredi.tfur 100 macnlnes mare per day than tlsu
Factory, with a.I Its "la-ge aclll l-«," can
produce—a pretty hard strain ou tho most
fertile imagination.
Tbe Iteming on Agent asks the "Singer
folks" a very important question, namely:
Do they bii>c the merits of their machines
upon the sales or former years? Aa tarn the
only representative of the Singer Mfg. Co. in
this county I shall answ* r the question, ihe
Mnger Mfg. «'o. points wltb Just pride not
only to their sales In the past but also to the
fact that those sales have constantly increas
ed up to the present. I hold to tbe rule that
the ci mpar-live sales of a machine consti
tutes a correct criterion of lis merits and a
true index of Its popularity.
I shall have no difficulty In tracing back
tho history ot the Singer Sewing Machine, tor
It Never Changed its Original Name,
And In showing from the beat authenticated
public reports that it excels all others for all
purposes, I will only go back to tbe year 1871.
iv tnat year tbe Singer Mnfg. Co. sold
181,3 c o
Machines. In 18TS they sold
819,758;
In 137S their tales reached
232,444,
And the authenticated report for the year
1874 (the latest obtainable) shows that the
LATEST IMPROVED NEW FAMILY SING
ER MACHINE
Stands Unrivaled on this Continent.
The following is a correct statement from
laid report)
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.
SOLD
841,670 MACHINES}
Wheeler A Wilson Mfg. Co ..»2.8?8
Howe s. M.Co ; 360 c
Domestic S. M. C<* 22.700
Weed S. M. Co 20 495
Grover A Baker .. „ ......*>,< 00
Remington-Empire S. M. Co .17 808
"If the number sold of any ma nine be a
criterion of Us merits, The Singer carrlea off
tbe palm."
In purchasing, select the most popular.
F.DMCND DOAK. Agent,
oc3 lm No. 1 Spring St., Los Angeles.
REASONS WHY
— THE! i
REMINGTON FAMILY SEWING
Are Superior to All others.
FIR sT—THEIR SIMPLICITY,
The use ot them lt very easily acquired, and
any tbl o ordlnury Int. Ulgence it capable of
keeping them lv order.
sECuNi —1 HE CONSTRUCTION
oft tie Machine Is tuch that it ma ' be run at a
higher run of speed than an. .-butt c Ma
chine now in the market, In factor!-1 where
the rate ot speed hat been registered, over
1.080 «tltrbe» per Mlitate
have been attained with ente.
thihd-thur durability
being s > strong in all their parts and fitted
witli great meehanlcal nicety, and being free
irom the harsh Jarring movements ami fric
tion so common in Inferior machine* tney
will wear v longtime wltbout ltpulr of any
kind.
fourth—their adaptability,
By a simple change of the needle and thread
tin y will sew the Uuest cambric or the heavy
lest leailn r.
FIFTH—THEY HAVE NO ROTARY CAMS,
Cog-wheels or leverarms to make auoise,ruu
hard, or to get out of order.
SIX'! H—THEY HAVE AN AI) I CITABLE
Feed which may be raised or low .-red at pleas
ure.
SEVENTH-ALL THEIR MOVEMENTS
are positive and they cannot be thrown out of
time.
Manniactured by the Largest Manufactur
ing company in America, po setaing a world
wide n potation to the manufa turn of their
ftieurms, they uflbrd a gua.aniec ot perfection
lv work and , obstruction,
No other tewing machine baa ever b<>en lu
tioduced so quickly and met wlthsuch rapid
sate as the
REMINGTON
It arouses the Jealousy, opp >si ion and per
sistent mls-iepreseutatlouof the o.derSewing
Machiue Companies through their agents,
and even the old Singer t ompuny. tor. ugk
its agents devotes .ne l.,rg *. par. oftta adver
t.seine nt - to show that It is n tan hupn.ved
Singer, and that l.s calculations are Upon a
false bit-Is.
"With malice toward none, and charity for
all," it will bo the din of the agont of tho
Remington Sewing Machine
to afford to all an opportunity of tea ing Its
merits with those of . y ~t..«., and let Uuou
make their own selection.
BUY THE BEST.
A. M. JANES,
General Agent for Southern California,
GO and 62 Spring Street,
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
ectl?
Notice to Creditors.
C STATE OF ALONZO C. ALLEN, de-
I— oeuscdT—Notice is ha.eby given by the
undersigned, Admlnls'rator, with tbe will
annexed, ol the estate of Alonto C. Alien, de
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims aitaiust the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the nece-sary vouchers,
within ten m nt In after the first publleatlou
of tbi* notice, to the said Admin urator, with
the will annexed, at the office of J. s. Thomp
son, in the city of Lot Angeles, county or Lot
Angeles and state or California.
CALVIN L. PORTER,
A'iru'r, wltb will annexed,of A. C. Allen,de
ceased.
Dated October 7,1875. oel 4w
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