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Special Notices.
Dr. Aborn, oculist, aurist, catarrh,
throat nnd lung physician, Backman
House. No charge for consultations.
l. Elaueh, Merchant Tailor, No. tCommer-
I al street, Ducommun's Blocs. net tf
Re cheerful—the Important Is attain la the
Held, Ii in again replenished, and will sell
SOOdS Ut their Old price, as they only believe
in selling goods at lowprieesjind inukequick
sales and small profits. Their Clothing and
Dry floods stock Is complete, and 25 per cent.
Cheaper lhaii any other house In (Southern
California. Bo give them a call and yon will
b' sure to bo pleased with your bargain.
ssptU-laa
Kuril 11 ore fr mthe Bast is now being offered
at greatly reduced prices, owing to tho pres
ent low freights. Uo and examine It nt In.
harinsen & Gros-er's Furniuire and Bedding
establishment, M Main street,oor. Commer
cial. septu-tf*
New Bed Sofas, of improved constrtietion,
for comfort and ornament. Nothing lo beat
them, (io and see for yourselves, nt Johann
senA Grosser* Furniture Wareriaims,s4 Main
street, cor. Commercial. septll-if "
F. Atlam, merchant tailor, luisjust
received an elegant lot of cloths, ens
slmeres and suit ings of the latest pop
ular patterns. The stock is probably
the largest of its kind to be found in
the city, and no one can fail to be
suited in making a selection. Call on
F Adam, Spring street, foryour styl
ish suits. sepltf
The Express Cigar Depot, adlolnlng Wells,
Far o A Co., has on hand tiie best I.mints ol
Imported and domestic cigars, smoking and
chewing tobacco, etc. Also smokers'articles.
The patronage of the public Is respectlullv
solicited. GEO. PRIDH \M.
au2o tf
Very rich and elegant Parlor Sets
have just been received from Ne*v
York by Johannsen & Grosser, at
their ware rooms inDiicommun's build
ing, oor Main and Commercial Strts. *
One dozen wagons, assorted 9izes
and kinds, for sale at reduced prices at
Stoddard's hardware store, 78 Main
street. atigl7:tf
Mlivnr and gold plating: eiectrotyplug; Ivory
and metal turning; glass and metal drilling.
Locks, keys, seals and key-checks,stencil ano
door-plates made to order: knives and surgi
cal instalment-, ground and saws tiled and sci;
parasols 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 to
a locomotive. All kinds of sewing machines
bought, sold and repaired. Come and see the
new sewing machine engine. Sewing Ma
chine Exchange,Bll Spring St. de3o tf
Moore's Restaurant, on Commercial street,
Is the proper plueeto go fora good meal, with
a good cup ot cotlee or ttu to drink with It.—
These Is prebablj m> restaurant on the Pacific
toed wheroso many of the substantial and
so many of the kjxiiries may tie had lor 25 c s.
Don't forget the place—Moore's Restaurant,
Comrasrolal street. Private eating rooms have
been neatly lifted up for the accommodation
ladles. |5-tl
BUTT he principal organs ot sense are con
centrated to the face, it is therefore worthy
of belug crowned by all Gentlemen, with one
of t lie superior hats which can be hud at Des
mond's, Main Street. marl.
The Immense sales nt Hale's Honkv of
HOHEItOt'.M) anij Taii proves that I lie people
consider it the only sure remedy for coughs
and colds and all pulmonary diseases, hold
hy all druggists.
Pike's Toothache Drops cmc in one minute.
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WANTS—LQBT—FOUND.
WANTED. -After the first of January, a
situation as Clerk by a young man twen
ty-seven years old. Is capable as buyer or to
t kc charge. Can give the highest New York
ref< tences. Address
ARCHIBALD PARK,
.nMB 1w 5! I proud way, N, Y.
WANTED.— A situation as Chambermaid
or Bouse Servant, by n white woman,
native of Sweeden. Address
THILPA HOLEMBERG,
oatlPTw santa Monica.
\A7 ANTED. -A party with from * 1,500 to
ww $5,0,0 t i Join advertiser In a business
partially established and susceptible of great
expansion by the us-of more capital. En
tirely legitimate und guaranteed to pay over
four percent, per month to investor. Address
with f"|i name for one week, j. r z.
nptlt hy Herald office.
(SITUATION WANTED.— By " compc-
W tent Clerk and Salesman, in Los Angeles
or vicinity. Speaks German and English.
Best of reference given. Address
CHARLES KNECHT,
octl.l*lw Los Angeles.
WANTED.— A good mnn cook, immedi
ately, al the Whiie House Dining Hall.
| oclO
TO LET.—A few pleasant rooms, with
board, corner Fort and Franklin streets.
jipiuUMUt 7») Main street. s*zl tf
WANTED.— A nian and family to keep a
ranch uVj miles irom the city.on shares.
Good house, bin buildings, well, etc. Apply
10 S, LEVY, No. 33 A llso street. au2s if
PRIVATE BOABDINC nnd Furnished
Rooms tor rent, on Fort street, second
doorfiom First. Jc2l tt
Q OONIS. - FAMILY and Single Rooms
ti with board at Col. Peel's on Spring St.
noviotf
FQR_IAL E-FOR RINT.
TO LET.—A nicely Furnished Room with
Hoard. Apply at No. 21 Fort St. Cars
puss the door. oi tic .'tt
FOR SALE.—A large quantity of Urease
woodund Oak toots. Cull at
KIMBALL A CHAPIN'S
pctjflw Raal Estate ofllce, .spring St.
FOR SALE.—One-half Interest In a good
paying business, well h catco
OCltftf BARBEE A GATES.
FOR RENT.-A Brick Store, suitable for
grocery, dry goods or any business re
•julring room, Wood yard, etc., with the
heaviest und best bay scahs'lo tons)at'ached.
The best business comer in town - Southwest
corner of Sixth and spring street, Los > nge
ies. Enqu re of Gl O. LhllM »N, ot ihe ba
kery in the rear. oclO 3w*
FURNISHED - ROOMS TO LET.-
Having all modern improvements,com
inunding a charming view of mountuln and
valley. Apply to Mrs. Wilkin*, THE MAN
SION, 84 and 33 Beaudry Terrace, between
Buena Vistaund N«-w Hish streets. se3o lm'
FOR SALE. Hotel, centrally locattd;
fine opportunity for business.
se2slra BARBEE A GATES.
COR choice Oranfs lands nt san G ibriel,
r apply to O. P. EROENBRIGHT, San
Gabriel Mission. septlS-tf
TO LET.— Elegant furnished rooms to let
I In signoiei's new bull dug. Apply to
Rank Exchange, corner Main and Arcadia
streets, «eptis-lm
TO LET.—To a good tenant or tenants,
two or three furnished rooms in a fash
ionable locality. Address A, this othce.
*eptl7-tf
TO RENT.—Sheep pnsture sufficient for
7,oWsheep, till the Ut of January. Ap
ply to S. Levy, 33 Aliso street. septhMf
FOR SALE CHEAP.—A large number
ot thrifty growing Lime Trees, In good
condition. Apply to
tn2ltf J. C. WALLACE. San Gabriel.
~~~W. 6. 60GERT & CO.,
FORMERLY WITH FJSUER A THATCHER,
Manufacturing Jewelers,
No. 131 Main Street.
THE ONLY MANUFACTURING Jew
elry establishment In Southern Califor
nia who manufacture all their own goods.
Fine work guaranteed at reasonable prices.
All country orders executed with dispatch,
bend direct through Wells, Fargo A Co.
Diamond Setting & Chains a Specialty.
a U 27 tf
NOTICE.
Office of the L. a. City Water < 0., »
Los Angetcs, Cal. Oct. lU, 1875. j
M OTICE ls hereby given that the Annual
11 ineetliigol th stockholders of t tie above
named company will beheld on
Monday, the 13th <la.v of November,
A. D., 1873,
Atto'olock p. m , at the office of the Com
pany on Commercial street, Los Angeles City,
lor the purpose of electing Trustees for the
year ensuing. S. H. MOTT,
octntd Secretary.
l y oc. %rU%t\tt Km ill
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20. 1875.
«<»!.!» RKIMMM.
Man ■"RAHCIhOO Oct. 10.
Gold, 116%
Greenbtu-Ks— Buying,Bß! selling. 88 V
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Judicial Election takes place to
day.
The steamer Orizaba left yesterday
at 10:15 A. M. for San Diego.
Mr. Begole, of San Diego, was in the
city yesterday.
Hon. J. G. Eastman returned from
San Francisco by the Orizaba.
Messrs. Dntter it Bradley were put
ting down the oil cloth yesterday in
tho halls of tbe Pico House.
The Arab troupe is advertised for an
exhibition at Turn-Verein Hull on
Saturday night.
The steamer Orizaba arrived yester
day morning from Han Francisco with
100 passengers.
The depot of the Los Angeles and
Independence Railroad on San Pedro
street is progressing rapidly.
Mr. Alexander Torges, Jr., the pro
prietor of the Cincinnati Freie Prcsse,
is in the city.
Thecolonvfor Arizona from Junc
tion City, Kansas, was heard from at
Fort Wingate on the 29th tilt.
Gold closed yesterday afternoon at
110J per cent, premium. Currcuov sold
here at 85 ® 80*.
Officer Twomey gave the alarm of
fire at the engine house yesterday
morning.
We aro sorry to learn that our friend
George Furman, is sick with typhoid
fever.
The anniversary ball of Shominac
Tribe, I. 0. R. M. on the 27th inst.,
promises to be largely attended.
The Ladies of the M. E, Church,
South, propose holding a supper, du
ring the week of tho Fair.
Mr. S. W. Cralgue, of the well
known liquor house of Lips, Craigue
& Co., arrived yesterday by the Ori
zaba, from San Francisco.
The steamer Senator sailed from San
Pedro for San Francisco yesterday at
lOilS, a. |f„ and from Santa Monica at
5 p. M.
Mr. David Silverman left this morn
ing for San Francisco. During his
stay here he has made a host of friends,
who regret his departure.
Mr. I. Goldsmith, having sold out
the Identical,now occupies the Orient.
Mr. Goldsmith is an enterprising man
and will no doubt have a superior
stock of cigars and tobocco for sale,
Capt. Geoigc B. Walker has rented
Gov. Downey's mfsfision or Figueroa
street, which he will occupy on the
arrival of his family from Europe.
They left Liverpool on the 18th in?t.
Two schooners are on the way to
Santa Monica with ties for the Los
Angeles anil Independence Railroad.
As soon as they arrive the balance of
the road to the pity will be finished.
Mr. Yates, general agent of the Sin
ger Sewing Machine, lain the city
seeing the sights under the charge of
Mr. Doak, the gentlemanly agent
here.
Iv the case of officer Twomey yes
terday before Judge Gray the jury
brought in a verdict of not guilty. Of
ficer Twomey received the hearty con
gratulations of his friends.
Hon. David Barclay, formerly mem
ber of Congress from the Twenty
fourth District of Pennsylvania, will
shortly settle iv Los Angeles. Threo
of his sons are already settled In this
county.
In the interest of the six Chinamen
arrested hy officer Twomey on suspi
cion of raudcrlng the Chinese gam
bler "Jack," a writ of habeas corpus
was taken out yesterday afternoon,
but Judge O'Melveny remanded five
of them to jail and released the sixth,
he appeariug to be guiltless.
A fire occurred yesterday morning
at half-past three o'clock. The resi
lience of Dr. Dunn, at the corner of
Pearl and Adams streets, was burned
to the ground, through uooldent. The
logs Is $2,000 and no insurance. Officer
Funk gave the alarm, but before the
engine could reach the scene the house
was in ruins.
On Monday night Officer Funk
picked up a man at the corner of First
and Los Angeles streets who had $400
on his person, He was taken to jail
for safe-keeping, and yesterday morn
ing his money was returned to him.
We delight lo publish such an item
of a police officer, for it shows them
to be above suspicion.
Rev. T.W. Greene, an eminent Bap
tist clergyman of Denver, Col., is
about coming to California, and, we
trust, may be induced to give Los An
geles a call. We heard him at a meet
ing of the Evangelical Alliance at
Leavenworth, Kansas, last fall, ami
he made the dry hones of religious
bigotry rattle with his eloquence. He
is a superior pulpit orator.
The following were the principal
shipments from the Southern Pacific
depot yesterday; 72 sacks of meal,
from Aliso mills; 122 dry hides, from
Gassen & Pico; 214 sacks of corn, from
H. Newmark & Co.; 10 barrels of
braudy, from L. J. Rose; 14 cases of
honey, from Thomas Me La in; 70 sacks
of feed, from Hellman, Haas & Co.
Major McCrea goes out to day with
the pay car. He will disburse about
sixty-five thousand dollars this trip iv
thisand San Bernardino counties. The
disbursement of the Southern Pacific
railroad each month in this valley
averages sixty thousand to seventy-five
thousand dollars per month, This is
so much gold placed in the hands of
the people,
We have received statements con
cerning the punishment of a child in
one of our city public schools which
are so conflicting that we feel hardly
justified in saying where the blame, if
any lies. The matter is one belonging
rather to the Board of Education than
to the journalist. To avoid the pos
sibility of doing an injustice to any
otic weforbear details and comment
until weare In possessson of all the
facts.
The Temecula Indians.
The California Indians deserve well
of tho Government of the United
States, for, in the early day, they ren
dered valuable assistance to Fremont
and other explorers. At the battle of
Salinas Plains a company of Walla
Walla Indians fought bravely, being
in the front of the light during that
engagement. During Fremont's cam
paign in this vicinity the immense
herds of stock were driven oif and the
army of occupation was in Imminent
danger of starvation, but for the in
formation and aid given by the In
dians. Yet, notwithstanding this
service, the Government gives them
no land, no blankets, no annuities.
The Temecula Indians claim thai they
receivetl from Indian Agent Lovett a
long time ago a paper giving them a
title to Temecula, but that Mr. Stan
ley took the paper away from their
Alcalde by force. Whether this be
true, they have been ejected from their
homes, and their only chance now la
to.occupy some of the small reserves
that are about being laid off", and then
demand through our Senators and
Representatives that the Government
assign it to them. One thing is prob
ably certain: that Temecula is lost to
them and they must try to get a title
to some other government land as
soon as possible. If these were the
scalping Indians and would turn out
and kill surveyors, outrage women
and brain children, the peace policy
would send out a lew Quakers with
car-loads of provisions, blankets and
sealpiiiu-knives, but, being Industri
ous tillers of the soil, the great Quaker
heart is unmoved.
The Orphans' Fair.
Turn-Verein Hull was crowded last
night on the occasion of the Orphans'
Fair. Tiie ladies in charge had beau
tified and ornamented the Hall until
It was hardly recognizable. A hou
auet stand occupied the centre of the
oor and wus presided over by beauti
ful young ladies, who dispensed flow
ers to the lovers of nature. Around
the hall were stands for fancy articles—
a postotllce from whioh the festive
youths received loving epistles from
unknown inamoratas; a grab-bag,
from which was drawn dolls, dressed
and undressed, and all sorts of oddi
ties; a wheel of fortine, where the fu
ture was shown; a Fairbanks' scale,
for weighing the adipose and exposing
the feather weighis; an ice en am
stand, which cooled off the apoplectic
and the feverish. These were only a
few of the attractions, The musical
entertainment—extracts from Maltha,
with Mad. Franzini, Miss Seaman,
Prof. Arevalo, Dr. Fernandez and Mr.
Guenette in the cast, and Prof. Knell
at the piano, was unusually attractive.
To-night tl'<e Fair will be better ar
ranged and better attended, and we
urge all the friends of the orphans to
be present.
The Indian Inspector.
Mr. Edward C. Kembie, tho Indian
Inspector, leaves to day for Arizona;
Mr. Keinble first landed in San Fran
cisco In 1840, when there were only
twenty-five houses on tho site of the
future great city. He started the first
newspaper on the coast the California
Star, and afterwards founded the Alta.
He was with Fremont when the sail
ors uruler Commodore Stockton occu
pied Fort Hill, in this city, and was
present when the treaty between Fre
mont and the Californians was made,
Don Pedro C. Carillo acting as envoy
extraordinary for the natives on that
occasion. So far as Indian affairs on
this coast are concerned he knows the
defects of Indian character, as well as
their wants, and will make a correct
report to the Interior Department. He
has been warmly welcomed to Los
Angeles by our citizens.
Bound tor California.
We find the following notice of a i
leading Baptist preacher in the Den
ver Xeu>B: "A party of excursionists,
or emigrants, limited to twenty-five,
under tbe leadership of Rev. Win fie id
Scott, leave this morning for Califor
nia, They-go over the mountains in a
chartered patsenger coach, for which
the railroad company receives $1,000,
or at the rate of $10 for each passeti
gpr. They will eat and sleep in tho
passenyierear, eacli one taking a lunch,
a pillow and a blanket, and it is an
express condition of the charter that
the car shall go through with the reg
ular mail trains and not be side
tracked or attached to emigrant trains.
Most of the party kg with a view to
permanent settlement on the Pacific
coast.
Passengers for San Francisco.
The steamer Senator sailed yester
day from San Pedro and Santa Monica
with the following named passengers
for San Francisco and way ports: For
San Francisco—«W J Buchanan, 1) II
Allen, A Fetterly, J Eicrist, T Lynill,
A Roberts, J C D Hoyt, II Tucker
man, J W Elliott, J H Mo Lean, J Me-
C irmick, E Muzzy, D F Peck, Mrs C
V Clayton, Mrs Evans, W S Swan and
family, Rev E Birdsill and son, Miss
X S Harlan, F M Locket, R H Yates,
H F Lites, J B Lesey and family, M
Falkner, H M Judge, O G Moore, Mrs
Glassed, G H Gogherty, T H Jones, J
Dubois, S Sampson, W Mathoson.
For San Luis Obispo—J Alluiuht, J
II Brown, Mrs M J Stewart, Mrs A
Riiseubatim.
For Santa Barbara—J Basques, G
Grant, Fr, J Pujol, A S Bauchay, J M
Garrison, A J Bryant, JAM Soto, M
Loura.
i •
Passengers Coming.
The steamer Mohongo, which left
San Francisco at 9 o'clock yesterday
morning, curries the following list of
passengers for Santa Monica and San
Pedro: M Victor, Mrs H Hobart, E
Eddy, E Harvey, J Dougherty, W J
Baldwin, Mra E Charon, Mrs ft Lati
mer, L G Gerough, W Harnford and
wife, G Bailey, L Gunther, Mrs Peo
ples, Mr Longstreet, O Cuminings, H
Ebert, Mrs Johnson, A Fabcr, Mr
Reos, Mr Brine and family, E Smith,
M Houghton, S Cole, J Crooks, Mrs
Cox, Mrs Castello and child, MrClum,
J McLeon, J Cornell, H Barrows and
family, P Peufold, Geo Hinds, Mrs
Hinds, S Washburn, R Goldman,
Mrs Ames, H Cavanaugh,
Mrs. Ronet, No. 9 Commercial
street, has received from tho Eastern
emporiums of fashion an extensive
assortment of new styles of bonnets,
ribbons, feathers, laces and flowers.
All styles of hats from the Imported
Paris pattern hat worth $50 down to
the plain straw. Real ostrich tips,
staple and fancy ribbons, silk velvets,
thread laces, and all other fashionable
millinery can be obtained at the low
est figures. Mrs. Ponet employs only
first class trimmers and all in want of
fashionable Fall and Winter hats
should give her a call. She Is daily
opening fashionable styles, which ar
rive by every steamer. oct2otf
OIL BE NOT THE FIRST.
Oh, bo not the first to discover
A blot on the fame ofa friend,
A flaw in the faith ofa lover,
WbMa heart may prove true to the end.
Wo none of us know one another,
And oft Into error we fall:
Then let us sp. ak wel lof our brother.
Or speak not about him at all,
A smile nrti sigh may awaken
su j>i loamos (alass>nd unt'ue;
And thus our belief may hi shaken,
Iv hearts that ure hoiitst nnd true,
How often the light smile of gladness
Is worn by the fr end that wo ineel,
To cover a soul full of saloon.
Too proud to a 'knowledge defeat.
How often the sigh of dejection
Is heaved tro ■ the hepocriio's breast
To paro ly. truth and an", ctlon,
Or lull a suspicion to rest.
How often the friends we hold dearest.
Their nohlo>t em.tloiis conceal.
And bisons, the purest, •-In. ere»t,
Have secrc s they cannot reveal,
Leave base minds to harbor suspicion.
And small ones io iao- out defo.ise—
Lot ours be a n ble ambition.
For base is the mind tnat suspects.
Wo nono of us kn«-w o-ie another.
And oft lilt i error we fall;
Then let us speak well of ourbro ther.
Or speak not o. him at ali.
Mosquitos and Fleas.
As llrst-class nuisances mosquitos
and fleas aro twin bio hers. Their
points of difference, however, are nu
merous, and commence with their ex
istence. The former are best born in
swamps, and the latter hatch well in
dry sand-piles. Both are blood-thirsty
and immodest. Neiiher ht-aitutes to
invade tho abode of i nunc t-nee and
virtue. Blood to them is Just as good,
whether drawn from the cheek or the
oalf of the leg. The one wages war
only by night, the other at all lime*
and at all places. When the inosqidto
Is satiated he quits—not so wiili tbe
flea. That animal, when full to reple
tion, converts your body into a circus
ring or a race track, and seeks to ben
efit, his digest ion by violent exercise.
Leap frog and hurdle-racing are his
favorite amusements. The mosquito
disturbs your rest and makes you ill
tempered. The flea is your traveling
companion. He accompanies you to
church and causes you infinite torture
during a long and tedious sermon.
You watch the hands of the clock iv
despair. You try to sit on .him; then
endeavor to crush him by leaning
back and fairly grinding the'pew. Ev
erybody wonders at your uneasiness.
The minister tells you that God made
all things, and exhorts you to be grate
ful for the manifold blessings heaped
upon you. You try to look religious,
but all in vain. Your heart rebels
against God for making that flea. At
last the benediction Is pronounced and
you hurry forth as if from a funeral.
Mingled rage and discomfort are clear
ly evidenced in your features. You go
home and do you reflect on the
sermon? No. You go for that flea,
with murder in your heart, and never
rest until you have fairly captured
him and heard his bones crack be
tween your thumb nails.
DEAFNESS
Permanently Cured.
On the Ist day of October I made
oath before A. W. Potts, County Clerk,
that I had been cured of deafness in a
short time by Dr. Aborn, at the Back
man House. As so many said my
hearing was only temporarily restored,
I publish this card for the purpose of
informing all who are so skeptical that
the cure is permanent. Under Dr.
A bom's treatment toy hearing bus
been entirely restored. My sore eyes
and granulated lids, with which I was
greatly troubled, have also been cured
by Dr. Aborn; and my general health,
which was very much broken down,
has been restored, so that I now feel
better in every respect than I have for
the past eight or ten yeurs. I have
gained several pounds in weight, and
would cheerfully advise my friends, if
in need of medical aid, to consult Dr.
Aborn. Joseph Wild.
Los Angeles, October IS, 1875.
COURT REPORTS.
County Court—O'Melveny, J.
Tuesday, October 19.
Canar Moynnier, Louis ROUfOy and Joseph
Lombard were naturalized.
STOCK REPORT.
BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEORAPII LINK.
• [Special Dispatch to the Herald.]
San Francisco, October 18.
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
SAN FKANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE BOARD
Kn'SUth 2 @ — S. Hill 7%ii —
uccllentul.. ay 4 (aj — \nde- V-m
overman.... 4*/..< si — on. Vs 101 iufl 5
Bullion 54 m ol ucoor 1 £ —
Utah 8 CJ — lu-tioe Si'<"i .12
\ York 2K<3 — •lexican * &t) 21
I . Wa-i.!.; n ?S4<3 — mpertal.... o>J| i>
Loo SOc ia — Ipnlr ti> (g wzy t
-se*. Bel 67 (»• 08 Jacket t>9 u7u
linltnO. — Gould A C... IH @2 >
Kk Island... — VlpliM I7v.fi l*k
WooiVille.. !%■<< 2 B Ichcr iT'-ifu, IS^:
tb.Hhertdn U 4 (<J — UnolJar 72 @7i
"gn Hill I l .® — t'onfldenc.'. a tilU
Morn'g Htar 4 — Bi-st A Hei,.. on
Wells Ergo 3ic @ — Or Point •.3;< v 3 2t
SNev I4J<® II 1 - Kmpire ftUyi 8
Jul] i lil (ft 12H Kentuck 13J4® -
Caledonia... it m 17V, tavHge sr, m gu
Vita 4\i@ — .Ia;oA in or. 13 @ —
California... fl 6-'
AFTERNOON QUOTATIONS.
M. Valley... Z'<.@ 3>£iiplilr f.3 ft MM
R A Ely 29 — Ov-rman.... 4« y 4!)>.,
Eureka I|KM 11% Mplia * —
Pantbet 750 uj — Hale* N..r. 44 (3 —
Phoenix I (a — unloi
Bi I moot — lest A Hei .. Vi @ Siii^
Jefferson — talent* 18'<,@ IH'4
tJila lacket 70 nt 71
Man-field... 18- 0 — Or. Point.... 23J<(3 —
G Chariot.. I ««'-- vdams ido —
oorinan ... 7ic © — Leopard 12 <g 12%
Gould A 0... 17%(ts - Ilu * y i« a —
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LAND FOR SALE.
The undoi signed offer for sale upon reason
able terms, a fine tract of Land containing
Sixty-seven and one-fifth
Acies suitable for growing any kind of coun
try produce and fruits, and now having a good
crop of corn and beans growing thoroon.
The land Is situated In the RANCHITO
rancho, about
Ten Stiles hum this City,
and one and one-half miles from the already
graded line of the L. A. A I. R. R.
SCHOOL FACILITIES UOOD.
The District School House being oa I he tract.
Water abundant for Irrigation and rights
therein sold with the land.
TITLE PERFECT.
For particulars inquire of the undersigned
at his residence on Washington street, be
tween Main and Figuroa streets, in this city.
C. A. COFFMAN.
oat 10*1 m
ANOTHER TRIUMPH.
Successful TrtSjlmiSJl ol tbe Ldu(s-
I lie I'Htieot liud been AUlicle.l for
Twelve Years—He t.nius Thirteen
Pounds in Three Weeks tinier Or.
Aborn'H fehllllul Treatment -Hworu
nml Subscribed to Brfore A. W.
Potts, County (lerk.
State of California* >
County of Los Angeles.
Ou this 18th day of October, 1R75,
personally appeared before me, A. W.
Potts, County Clerk, C. W. Johnson,
who being duly sworn, doth say: "It
affords me pleasure to stale tlwt under
the treatment of Dr. Aborn I am
thirtken pounds heavier than when
I applied to him three weeks ago, my
case being one of compression of tbe
chest, with one lung almost useless to
me for the past twelve years. I was
unfit lor manual labor, being in an
almost prostrate condition of general
debility, weak eyes, etc, I now am
doing both day and night service at
the Backman House, and feel almost
a new man. I will also add that I
have tried different modes of treat
ment and have traveled more or less
for the past six years, visiting the dif
ferent watering places aud health re
sorts an I have liefer found anything
so beneficial as Dr. Aborn'l plan of
medicated inhalation, conjoined with
his constitutional remedied, and my
advice to the afflicted Is not to post
pone a day, but to do as I did and con
sult him without delay.
1 have given this to the public vol
untary, believing it to be acharitn
hie duly I owe to those similarly af
flicted as I have been.
Respectfully,
C W. Johnston.
>— *—n Subscribed and sworn to be
\ seal lj*> '"•*. 'Jjl* tell day of
I j October, 1870,
I —. —' A. VV. Potts,
County C ork.
NEW TO-DAY.
A. OAKZ>.
Havlna;sold my Interval In tho "Id«ntic il"
•Store. 38 Main srre. t, under the hack man
Hnu-o, I take pleasure to inform mv num r
'iu* eus oiners and the publieseneraly, that 1
will ke-p the stand ai th- Orientsaloon,
whei>-I hope to s c all my friends, aslwili
spare no pains ortrouhieto fivesatisfaction
toaii iu> selling none but the finest brand* ol
Imported and Domestic C.g i s. Tobacco- a oi
Smokers article-* ut prices to Wit everybody.
Olve me a call.
L GOLDSMITH,
oct 20-1 w Orient sitand, Downey Block.
I. O. R. M.
First Anniversary Celebration
OF
SHOMINAC TRIBE NO. 50,
t. O. JR. M.
At Turn-Verein Hail,
Wednesday, October 27th, 1875.
Oration by lion. J. Q. Ens'tman, and other
appropriate exeiclsos at 2:30 r. at.
The public arc Invited to attend. Ball and
Supper lv the evening.
Ticket* 10 Hall n:iu Supper > • S3 00.
octlOtd
OWING TO SUCCESS,
Dr. ABORN
OF SAN FRANCISCO,
WILL REMAIN AT THE
Backman House,
LOS ANGELES,
Until November 3d.
tmatld lung
DISEASES,
CATARRH!
DEAFNESS,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EARS,
AND—
All AtTectloua of the Eye, Ear, Hend,
Throat and I.uiikm. Alao lie.
rausreincut* of the
Nervous System,
Atn
BROKEN • DOWN CONSTITUTIONS
Trested with the most gtatlfylnc success,
BY
The Uodem Nystem of Cure as r«-nc
tlaed by
I>R. ABORN,
MEDICATED INHALATION
Used in conjunction with his local t nd con
stitutional treatment, has proved the
most rational and successful
method of treating
CONSUMPTION,
Asthma and Bronchral Affections,
As he is effecting cures even after the ordina
ry methods have failed.
Ok«r All who have suffered for years ora life
time, and « hose diseases have resisted or baf
fled the ordina.-y modes of treatment, are in
vited to call for a free consultation.
oct9-UAw-tr
VICTOR PONET,
PIONEER UNDERTAKER
66 Main St., Los Augelea, Cal.
Keeds on hand tiie Largest and Best Assort
ment of
Metalic and Wooden Coffins, Shrouds,
Trimmings, etc., etc.,
In this City, direct from the East Dealers In
the country will find It to their interest to give
him a call, as he will sell goods
Cheaper than they can get
them in San Francisco.
FULL CHARGE TAKEN OF FUNERALS.
bodies Embalmed for Shipment East.
All orders by telegraph promptly attended
10. The finest
Hearse in Southern California.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
I <>r Juatlee of tbe Peace.
At the request of many friends,
Capt. Maurice Kraszynski
1* a candidate tor Justice ofthe l'eace In Sole
dad District, ocold
For Justice of the Pence,
JOHN TRAPPORD Will hen candidate for
re-election for Justice Of • Peace of Lm An
geles Township a the next ensuing Judicial
i l ctl«n.on • cfoher'JOiii, 18 "> sel'rtd*
A. KOIIL.EK
Announces himself as candidate for the of
rice of Justice of the P. ace. selotd*
wh7h. gkay
Announces himself as a candidate for re
election lofheo'Mce of Ju-t.c •ol the Peace,
for Los xiigeles Town-hip, at the ensuing Ju
dicial El c lon. selold
For Justice or Ihe Pence,
FRANCISCO BUTLEH
scp'lo-te
-——— j
tor Justice ol' the Pence,
PEDRO C. CAURILLO
septlo-ie
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE STAR FRUIT DRYER.
This Dryer commends itself to every person
who examines It. Every family «ho has at
orchard, vineyard or gar n n omht to nnv>
ono. It will sup. rsede the cant ed fruit, a
fruit and vegetables dried on this machine
retain their frc-hness, and if soaked In wutci
ihlny minutes before cocking tb« J are a
sweet and as those d reel irom thojfu.
den.
Now while there is no sale fir grapes, one
of these mucin lies will bi worth a ihousuud
dollars on a vineyard in making Raisins.
With one or these machines you aro taste
pendent of the local market.
CALL ON
J. R. BRIERLY
OR
B . L . PEE L .
007 tf
B. STIEBEL,
DEALER IN
FANCY & STAPLE GROCERIES,
IM PORTED
Wines, Liquors & Cigars,
NO. 157 MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND an assort
ment ot toe bestUioccries to be found in
the town, such as
FRENCH MUSHROOMS,
FOUGHI DE GENOA,
FRENCH PATES AND CONSERVES
Of all kinds, with a full assortment of
Crosse A Black wel IN Pickles, Jams
and Jellies.
IN STORE,
MOCHA, JAVA AND COSTA RICA COF
FEES (lioasted, Green and Ground),
SOUSED PIGS' FEET, (in kegs)
LAMBS' TONGUES, DUTCH HEURINGS,
SARDELL AN, ANCHOVIES.
Fresh Mackerel and Mackerel in Oil,
WHITE FISH,
CODFISH TONGUES and SOUNDS,
Swiss Cheese, Edam Cheese, Petaluma
Cheese, Pluc;.pple Cheese,
ETC, ETC., ETC
COLONIZATION.
COLONIES FOR THE
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO
APPLY TO THE AGENTS.
COUNTY oTsAN DIEGO:
J. GREBE, National Hotel, Sun Diego City;
W. COU'lS.San Luis Hey;
FRANCISCO EsTUDILLO, San Jacinto.
COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO:
RODNEY R. SHERWIN.San Bernardino;
EMMONS A CUNNINGHAM, Rlver.lde;
LEONARDO COTA, Rlncon.
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES:
H. M. SMITH, Broker and Reel Estate
Agent;
FRANCISCO PALOMARE«, San Jose;
TEODORA KI.MFRAN, Anaheim.
8. M. SILVA, Manager.
Director of the Commercial Sclio.d of Sun
Diego, Cal. oc7 lm
THE WEED SEWING MACHINE
Is off* red to do cl lzcns of Los At'gales
as being the
Lightest Running Shuttle Machine,
And one embodying
More Late Improvements
Than any other in tbe market.
llaa a Straight Needle,
la eiuiple In construction.
Every motion positive.
No vlbratinir springs.
No rattling cogs.
Has nn Improved PATENT TENSION
that adjusts itself to any thickness of g od
without change.
Machines placed ou trial before purchase
when desired, aud
Sold on the easiest pos
sible Terms.
OFFlCE—with J. Strelitz, Main St., opposite
Pico House.
IRA PFOUTZ,
AGE>T.
oct 15 lm
SYMPOSIUM SALOON,
Under Merced Theatre.
Best of Liquors and Cigars Con
stantly on I lam!.
Finest Imported Beera aud Euglivh
Aica a Specially.
DENNIS FKLIX,
octldtf Proprietor.
NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS owning shares In the
hast LAM Augeles Pioneer Building Lot
Association will please pay their installment*
at the otHce of Barbae A Gates, B>4 commer
cial street aulltf
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WONDERFUL
ARITHMETICAL CALCULATION!
A Sewing- Machine Factory Turns ant
One Hundred Machines per day
lorn than it la Capacitated
to Hakem
THE SINGER MFC COS Hewing
■ Machine -geni mis nn uouhi that ihe
Remington agent, jus ly anticipates harder
names for bis 'pit" machine when ills un
dcrslo'd (hut It is n.ii i.er "The singer Jm-
pioved" nor an "improvement on the sing
er." liy referring l«. one of our dallies 1 Hud
tnat this si.fi, noiseless, "iet" machine has
bet i, Introduced Into I.os Angeles ut a much
enrli. rdate th n the agent siaies (Ibis may
be owing to a defect of memory).
The Rem ngtou agent Ii s made s rather
startling statement to th.- public in his la'est
dyer iß'-ment t • this en" ct—tiuit tbe Rem-
Ingti nH. M i o. lv the manufacture of -heir
amdy machines hate increa-e.i from 49, i OS
to Sa.i OU iii the pa*t tour months, and in tbe
•lime paragiaph says ihai the faciay is oily
cupucliutco lo make 250 per day; thus ail. w
ngeveiy workln< daj dv ing sa d period I
find that ho gives the '■ iilks"
eredlt for lidi mac one-, more p. r day ihan the
Factory, wiili a 1 its •• la g-- acin I>-h," can
oroduce—a pretty hard strain ou the most
tertlle Imagination.
The Iteming on Agent asks the "Singer
folks" a very impnr nn: question, nstneiy:
i». they ba»e the mi rits of tin Ir mucbii es
upon the sines ol torn.er years? As am tt.a
nilj repr< sent it ye of ihe Mi ger M fg. i. o. In
Use.nn yi shall answ. r the question, lbs
lnger M:g. 'o. p..in • with juki pride not
aily o iheirsales in the i a-i but also to the
act that those sa.es have constantly increas
"l up to the present. I hold oth luethat
he,, mpar.tive sxlis of m m..chine lonstl
u'esa c.rrec l criteilon of I s media and a
iv» index ot iv popularity.
I shall hive no dlfftcuify In tracing back
he history v. tbe St wing Mschlue, tor
t Never Changed its Crig nal Name,
And In showing from the best •'nlhentlesfed
aiblic reports' hat t excels all others lor alt
.urpoSe.-, I wiil only go back to the year IS7L
n :hui ye .r th. Singer Mnfg. Co. sold
181,2 G O
Machines. In 1872 they sold
219,758;
In 1873 their sales reached
233,444,
vnd the authenticated report for the year
1574 (the la'est obtainable) shows that the
LATEST IMPROVED NEW FAMILYBINO
ER MACHINE
Stands Unrivaled on this Continent.
The following is a correct statement from
said report:
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.
SOLD
541,070 MACHINES)
Wheeler A Wilson Mfg. Co 92.8?g
Howes. M. Co 38 0 S
Domestic S. M. C«* 22,70(1
Weed 8. VI. Co 20 4HS
Orover A Baker 2n,' 00
Remington-Empire S. M. C 17 BCB
" If the number sold of any ma hlne be a
criterion of its merits, Tho Singer carries off
the palm."
In purchasing, select the most popular.
EDMUND DO AH. Agent,
oc2lm No. 1 Spring St., Los Angeles.
REASONS WHY
THE
REMINGTON FAMILY SEWING
Z § jßllßSsSs^sffs^Tsiym^jW
Are Superior to All Others.
FIRVT-THEIR SIMPLICITY,
The use o them is very easily acquired, and
any cii | o ordinary lnti Illgence Is capubis of
keeping them in order.
SECi'N. —IHE COVBTRUC lON
ofthe Machine is such t hat It ma ' be run at a
higher rue «.f spied ihau au. -butt c Ma
chin-now in tiiemaikei, In faetori swheie
the rate of speed h,.s been registered, over
1.000 »HSe>SSS per Mlunte
have been attained with ease.
THIuD—THi IR DuR ANILITY
being s ' s r ngin ad th ir pas ts and fitted
wiiii gr at me.-haul -ai nicety, and being free
irom the i arsli Jarring movements aim irlo
tio.i so common lv inferior maeinnes tliey
wi.lweara longtime whhout repair of any
kind.
F URTII—THEIR ADAPTABILITY,
By a si in pi ■• i hai geoi then* e<le .o.d thread
ih y will sew tiie tun st cambilc or the heavy*
lest ea.h r.
FIFIH-IUEY HAVE NOR iTARYCAMS,
C*i wiiceis or 1 v. rarnis torn ko a noise,run
nurd, or to get out of oraer.
SIX iH— I HEY HAVE AN ADJUSTABLE
Feed which may be raised or low red ut pleas
ure.
SEVENTH-ALL THEIR MOVEMENTS
a c p isitlve and they canuot bo thiown out of
ime.
.Munuliicturcd by the Largest Manufactur
ing company in America, i o s< ss.nga wond
w.de i p itu .on in tne manufa t re of their
rt.cai m-, tin y attord a guv antee of penectlon
lv work and . obstruct on,
No other si wing uiuchine has ever been in
t outiccd .-o quickly una met with such rapid
suie as the
REMINGTON
It arous's tiie Jealousy, opp isl ion snd per
sistent mls- epr seiita.lonof ib.-o der Sewing
Mach.ue Companies thiough their sgents,
..nd even ihe ol i Singer t ompuuy. tor ugh
its agents nevob s lie li.rg s. par ofltsudver
t.Selucnts tosliuw that lt is n tan Imp ved
S ng. r, nd that Is calculaiions are upon a
1 lseb.i-ls.
"With malice toward none, and charity for
ull," twili be the .lm ot ihe agent of tha
Remington Sewing Machine
toaff ndto all an opportunity of tes lnglts
merits with tin so o; ny otuer, and let tbsta
make their own selection.
BUY r r*in: BEST.
A. M. JANES.
General Agent for Southern California,
60 and 62 Spring Street,
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
oetiT
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF ALONZO C. Ai.i.EN, de
ceiisedT—Notice l«-hereby given by tha
undersigned, Adminis'rutor, with the will
annexed, of the estnte of AI ouzo C. Alien, de
erased, lo the creditors of and all persons
hiviug claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, wiili the nece-sary vouchers,
within ten in ntlis after th ■ first publication
of this notice, to i be said Admin strator, with
the will annexed, at the office of J. S. Thomp
son, in tbe city of Los a turcica, county of Lee
Angeles sud mate ot Calnor-.ils.
CALVIN L. PORTER,
Arfm'r. with will annexed,of A. C. Alien,da
ce awed.
Dau d October 7,1875. oca »W