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In The matter orGiDEoN :. COOK, E4l>r-. E.
~ BANKRUPTCY.

THIS "a 10 give notice that GU the lltA IL.
] july \. u, 1913, warrant In BaakTuptr3 w.-
Issued against the estate OF Gideon :. TOOK. sol.
kilsSOTth, IN the County OF HANCOCK and - ....s.
Maine who has been adJudged Bankrupg 44 a.~
own petition died May - 1876, that the p4,rDe4t
Of any debts and delivery OF any property bcl5a.
ing to such bankrupt 10 him or tor his use ana
the transfer Of any property by him arc forbidden
10y law, that meeting OF the creditor. Of ..t
bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose a.y
more assignees Sfhis estate viii be held 3. 1
Court OF Bankruptcy TO be holden at tn. tfI- t,tA
House, 10 Ellsworth, before Charles HaIul,a E.q,
Register, on the 2th dag Of Juiy, 4. u. lsf. at %
O'Clock \. NJ
GEO. :. PETERS ESQ. GEO p snow
solicitor. Dep. L. : Marshal
2"-' a. Me--tastl
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In the District Courtof,h. un,t.d .,a,..

rupI 49, '
IN BANKRUPTCY.
pLR>GANT to order of said Cont the ,.tfI
general meeting of creditors IN M. r-tgt,. i
Johh NJ Merrill, of >urry. Bankrupt viii be h. 4
before Mr. Register Hamlin at the Custom Hoa-e
"a hiis worm, IN said District, on the 27ta day 9f
July n. ID. ls7G. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for he Iur
poses specified in section JJ93 statutes OF Tie nj
'sd states relating 10 Bankruptcy
Dated at Ellsworth, July lih 1876
Ews ANDREW L. WISWELL Assignee.
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4. the District Coart Of the United State.
ior the District al Name
In tbs matter OF JuuN n. MERRILL
IA
IN BANkRITT,l.

mills il to give Notice hat Petition hg. t,.
L presented to the Court, this Ilth lay Of Jrt,
by John VI. Merrill OF surry, bankrupt pray.,g
that he may bc deerccd to have Iuu il-ch try.
from all has debts, pTosablc under The hsnsr,.7
act, and upon reading sast p"!'tun.
1t Is ordered by taa tourt tlAt u IeattnE be b., 4
upon the same, on the hrst Muuday oi tt,laa,. A
p. Isl .. before the Court IA Portland lu ...t 4
triet, at 10 o'clock, \. NJ nj that Ia. tArsl MOI
ing OF The creditors vi said bankrupt be he'll II,
fore Charles Hamlin ~, KCgl.trt ON ihe ~ emf,
-ryeuth day OF july ls1H, aud that notice tb..-t
be published IN the Ellsworth Amrrl, an aG,i ,,
BANGOR DaIy Wing aud Courier. ueW,taf,.r.
printed in said Di.tTiet. ohCc a week Tor tAl,. s.
ceS ~iys weeks and once In IN wcekI4 Esr.-..
Courier, the Last pub it'auun 10 he lhlty aa,- AZ
least before the day 90 hearing. anal tnal a.4 .rr
tors who have proved their debts and stE,r.tf.
sons Ia Interest. may appear ssli time -st
place, and show cause, II any they have wiz .u.
prayer 81 SAID rctiioa shouli not be. grautf,i
iH3, NN. T.. FKtBiE
Clerk ui rl>trIrt curt Tor sa.t I.-l,+.,
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Newark, n. j.. July 10. Three
young Germans, brothers. named Fichorn
known. AS desperate characters tor years,
We're arrested by police officers Dickerson
and Elsden for disorderly conduct. A.
the officers attempted TO march them off
the men drew revolvers aud shot Elsden
dead and fatally wounded DickersOn. Es-
Gaping from tine crowd the desperadoes
ran up the street to Z. W. Dawson's tau
hery in River street, where they formerly
worked. There they called for Mr.. Meyer
the foreman who had discharged them but
not finding him they commenced an indls-
criminate firing on the shop. which result
ed in the killing OF John Alblis the assist
ant foreman. aud the wounding OF two
wOrkmeh. The employees of the shop
turned out en- masse and drove the murder
ers coward the river. In the pursuit the
workmen used stones and knives striking
the murderers several times before reach
ing the rivel. The latter leaped into the
water and attempted to escape across, but
were stoned to death by the enraged work.
men. The wounded were taken to the hos
pital. One named Fisher is dead Dick
erson will not recover. and the wounded
ARE In IA precaTiOus state.
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The following list OF taxes on real estate ofpon.
resident owners IN the City OF Eilsworth for TN.
year ISIS, in bills committed to William o. Nj
Donald, collector OF said City, on the twelfth dav
oil June 1870. has been returned by him to me a.
remaining unpaid on the eight day of Nav, Is76
by his certificate OF that date, and nov remain I'M
bad; and notice - hereby given that III the said
taxes int rest, and charges are not paid into The
treasury OF the said City, within eighteen months
nom the Gate OF the commitment oil the said hill
SO mueh oil me real estate taxed will be SUM-
interest and charges. Will without further notire
Dc sold At public auction at the Room of the Ma
on and Aldermen in said Cily, on the sixteenth
day of December, 1876, at O'Clock in The af,er
noon.
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"ANEED-Ae $50 per week and expenses
Steady employ ment for six months. Address wan
stamp,A. NJ MuSION Co, "a fremont II. Boston,
tw2g
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90.



vlTE. the undersigned. citizens aud legal yots.
w OF said County OF Han foek. wouid resnaa
fully reIsesent that highway located as bel y
repreeessed would be OF puoie ana private con
near the dwelling ofw T. White, In the town !,
Orland: thence northeriy over land OF Colin Gu
and near said Gre :, h9ase' ana onto land and
The west and crossing the town line between ~
towns III Orlana and Bucksport, onto land Of NJ
thaniei an penter bearing west At your aisrtetse
until YOU come to the dividing line between ssi
Carpenter's land and land OF Robert psrl sr
thence on either side .of said line to inlerse,t ~
Long Pond road. $50 called, whole distance about
'" We respectfully request your Honor to via.
said road and locate said road NJ your earIis,
convenience and as in duty bound would eyrr
ELIAS II. DODGE and - Other.
Orland. June Il, ls96.
STATE OF MAINE,
HANCOCK ss,--Uoutt Aof County Cennlf4si,,
April. Adj. Term ID ls76
Upon the foregoing petition il Is cons Ier,I IL
the Commits sioners that the petitioners a.s n
sponsible aud that they oughf TO br heard lima
ing the matter set forth IA their petition. s,i
therefore order that the County Commission
W l.. Whites. in oIlaad
on Tuesday, The 3id dag Of Aug. next AT II.
o'clock y. NJ, aud thence proceed to view Ir
route n,esttoged "a, said petition, iaimeilat,iy
after which view, a hearing Of the parties and wi
npsses " IN be had at some convenient uiu, m H.
vicinity. and such other measures TAKEN IN G
promises the CommIs,iunaTs shaH adj
proper And IL IL further
OkpEREu-That notice OF time, place and upr
pose OF the Commissioners meeting alorrsai4 l
given Ia all persons md Corporations httr,.taS
Is srrSing altcstcd copies OF the petition and M
order thereon. upon tiI,, clerk OF the tuwne a.
Bucksport and OTaHd
aud bv posting up attested copies q, at.re
ssd, IN three prbllc places In said town Ihtfy
DAYS AZ least before the time appointed Tor -si
view. and by publishing the petition and sr.rr
thereon. three weeks suoces sivciy ia Tho TIl
worth American newspaper published Al Fr
worth. in the County Of Hancock, the first uult,
cation to be thirty days at least before The tme of
said view that all persons and corporations iDIrT
osted may attend and be heart IL they thius gf
Attest II. u. SAUNDERS t.ert
4 true copy OF the petition and order thereon
Auest-H. ". SAUNDERS. CLERK. Nv.
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Name 4 description Value. Tax
Allen, +. l.. NJ. House lot sl0JOo sIe5
Brown Phillip estate part OF
NJ. Lord farm, 5000 ats
Clement, Samuel, land of Duttou l3J o. ts
Crosby, James, house at Falls 80 % A.
Caldwell John e.. Homestead 1850 Oh pa "a
Conway. Cyrus, Mark Saunders
Home stead 4o1. Gross Place 200. eoo0 ,aa
Gross. Joseph r., Single Mil 4 iand $50 90 1 "a
Gross Nathan land of W. r. White 75a1 ~
hutchings Geo. W. part of Murch
place, n. IN m
Haywood Mrs. T.. r.. house on Main
street lIe0 70 10 II
iiens... Suae. -; par VI oid place, 800 90 95
u s.oe'' ocps turner's point, 800 90 IS
t i.ioIu E. D lana OF Robinson, 5000 So
hai'oweli A. X. n ii. c., store
houses aud machinery at Tisdale
II Mills; 300 stock in trade 1000, $500 % 81 rs
Hayes Cornelius, house at Falls lpl "a I es
Hodgkln' Greenleat, unknown. a5D % :
un 'oi wary A. OF homestead, 200 90 ) 80
howard Louisa lot near Walkers 100 90 A.
Dyer David u. Est. lot near Wal
Jaryis = r., n $50 % 2 As
and lot 1900, CIlly lot $50 tssa M "a I,
Jarvis Edward 5. Est. of Adams '
loe ~. part oiOrcutt lot 100. house,
I,nsc",t W me ~, Zoo 90 IL IS
Mnrch John ID. part OF j. l.. Murch.
Perkins $ W. Homestead, 1890 Store -
on Main st. lSJs a,,., On .o 40
Rowe Elijah e. land OF Gerry, 100, - 70
part OF Mcfarland lot 49, a,ooo a.,
Saunders Joseph Z. land OF Orcutt ls5 ''
land OF NJ Saunders g. 300 M 4, ~
Sanger L. +. Pond Est 46Co ~ - ~ ~
hitting James, Garland place. ia a, - eo
iIson e a. part Of Melon farm, 3. 200 a. 2 ~
~ ~ homestead, $500 % Il Is
Ellsworth, July 18th. 1876. swsa
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Ia the District Court,ofth. United state,

IVI tIlt IITFIII q " N MING.
In the matter Of ALBERT Ill. NORRIS. Ela..
rupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
DtRSJANT to an order Of said Court the -..
cond geneI al meeting OF creditors IN the estate
OF Albert IL. Norris OF Ellsworth, BANKRUPT -.
be held beiorCIMr Register Hamlin, at The l-fuu
Hsus g, 10 Ellsworth Ia said District on the .-.H
day OF July, 4. ID. 1876, At 8 oeluck 4 Vi fsi t..
purposes specified in section 5uy1 statute, o.. .p
United states relating To BANKRUPTCY: At sbscH
meeting claims may be proved and creditors ,t.
termine the amount OF dividend
Dated at Ellsworth. july llth Is-s
2w<s ANDREW L. WISWEII ASSUME,
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Euu RrrRr SrNrAI1vr> To CONGRESS.
I,r>f Diaricf-TBoMA> b. REED.
>,ratR District Nm. J.. FRYE.
t4rth DINricf-LLEW ELL1N POWERS.
rt U'rrcf- FTGFNE HALE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-07-20
FOR GOVERNOR:
SeIden COnnOr.
OF AUGUST

pol. PRESIDENTIAL rr-rcruE>

fF"U. " ". III0IN.NN. u IUTIIaIIl.
Hon. y. \. FAEWELL, " Enckland.
Thirst Dist->NLN ESTER LITTLEFIELD
>.r.Hd Dtstr5rt-L MARREN MERRILL.
: nth DlIrsct-,Tp>EPH ". PORTER.
: u Tt>trirf-~ETH l.. MlLLIkEN.
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la4- " NJ. +. PttiEi B..
oietk Of DlsILet tonrl Tor NM ~.


Tot tNt II7ITFL OF NlIuV.
In matter Of STEPHEN MO>ADAN E-aA
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;w5- WI. T.. PREBI +.
Clerk OF District Court Tor said U.-.5.s.
, 1876-08-11

Sulphur IN GAs.-An endeaYor has
hoen made recently to prove that the
nuInbur in gas cannot be sensibly in
;ur;ous. since the sulphurous acid in
I.as-1ighted room is said not to amount
% more than one half-millionth part of
the Il atmosphere filling the room. But,
inst as in the parallel instance of drink
;;ng.water, the. difference between a pure
md an impure atmosphere resides in
,TI6f1eSsg-r1inute If1S differences, and one part
of suIph lreted hydrogen in two mil
lions OF air wOHld render tho air intol-
orably vile. A proper estimate of the
importance of traces Of powerful poisons
in the air we breathe is encouraged by
90 Considering how great is the quantity of
air which we take into the lungs and
bring into contact with the delicate
inng2structure in the course of twenty
fonr hours. And there can be little
doubt that anything like one part Of sui
n6ureted hydrogen or sulphurous acid
In two millions of air would constitute
a most serious atmospheric impurity.
, 1876-08-11

So educated has the public taste become that
art and other productions which few years ago
were considered highly meritorious are now re-
garded as unworthy respectful consideration,
and only works Of real excellence find favor.
ms Is especially the case in regard to photog-
raphy, and the proprietors Of the leading galle-
RES IN this and other cities well know that un-
less they issue portraits Of superior merit they
y, WI seek for patronage in vain. Impressed with
this fact, /. W. Taber Il Co., Of the Yosemite
AT Ar Gallery, Montgomery street, opposite the
Lack House, as soon as they obtained control Of
tnls popular and perfectly appointed photo
graphic establishment, made il point to sue
eessfully rival all competitors in all that con-
tributes ~ to the artistic beauty Of nkenesses.
Iheir productions, in consequence, are distin-
gulshed for the delicate blending Of light and
shade easy grace Of pose and rare briliiancy Of
nnlsh. Both Mr.. Taber and Mr.. Boyd, the
members Of the firm, are talented and expert
eneed el artists. and being perfectly devoted to
f snef profession, do their utmost TO give satis-
lseuon TO their numerous patrons. All the ap-
Pnances and apparatus Of the gallery are Of the
most improved description, and the business is
conducted in manner 10 entitle 1. W. Taber &
20, % the best patronage an appreciative com
munity can bestow.
, 1876-08-11
The New EnEIRnd Mutual Life Insur-
ance Com pRnY Of Boston. MRaa..

Has complied with the neto California InstR-
dnoe latoS. This old company IL sound, wisely
planned and well conducted institution-it meets
the peoples wants. 1t is conducted with exem-
plAry economy, care and enterprise. II has
gained the favor and confidence Of the American
people, and having passed the trying ordeals Of
youthful organization stands in the front rank
Of the benevolent institutions of the age. For
over thirty years 1t has been before the public
pursuing the same honest, prompt conservative
course. This is the only Massachusetts Com
pany doing business on this coast The Massa-
chusetts non-forfeiture law governs all its poll
dred thousand dollars (under this law) on this
coast Its assets now are over 81, 900, 900 90.
Wallace Everson is the General Agent Of this
Company. Office, S13 Montgomery street, Ne
vadA Block, San Francisco.
, 1876-08-11


scHTNoK's SEA WEED ToNo.-In theatmosphere
experienced here during the Summer months, the
'e'nArgy produced by the heat takes away the de-
sre TOT wholesome food, and frequent perspira-
uons reduce bodily energy. particularly those suf
ierins from the effects Of debilitAting diseases
IN order to keep natural heAlthful activity Of the
ys'em' we must resort to artificial means. For
'nls purpose schencks Sea Weed Tonic is very
eleetual. A few doses will create an appetite and
give fresh vigor to the enervAted body. For dys-
pepsia' 1t is invaluable. Many eminent physicians
nave doubted whether dyspepsia can be permA-
nisnuy cured by the drugs which are generally
k,oyed Tor that purpose. The Sea Weed Tonic in
~ nature is totally different from such drugs II
oians .ins no corrosive minerals acids; in fact II
rii i9s. the regular operations Of nature and sup
ReS R her deficiencies. The tonic in its nature 80
th resembles the gastric Juice that Il is almost
us.uGal with that fluid The gastric juice is the
than thsvrn solvent which, in a healthy condition Of
~. Oody causes the food to be digested and when
,s Juice Is not excreted in sufficient quantities,
io sesnon, with all its distressing symptoms. fol-
nv tS~s. The Sea Weed Tonic performs the duty Of
AZ gastric juice when the latter is deficient.
''neheks Sea Weed Tonic sold BY all Druggists.
-S-a-
, 1876-08-11

(Patented), Price oa.OO. Sent TO any address on
receipt OF price.
The size Of this Book Is SKI inches and contains
40 pag es, ruled and printed on the finest quality Of
United writing paper, and Is neatly bound In hne
leather In style. You can turn instantly
70 any day In the year. There calendars for ave
years Any subject can be turned 10 Instantly. It
printed matter valuable 70 all)-on Postage; For
elgn and Domestic Money Orders; Interest Tabies
hules for Computing Interest; Tables Of Wages By
the Week, OF Weights and Measures, Square or Land
Measure, Masons Work. Measure Of Time, Troy
weight, Government Land Measure, 70 Measure
Corn In the Crib Centennial Calendar; Weights OF
one bushel Of different things; Measure OF Lumber;
What constitutes a Car Load; Quantity Of Seed re-
quired peracre; Length and number Of nails 70 the
pound; Force Of the Wind Power Of the Horse;
Value Of Foreign Coins In u. s. Money; Secret C-
Business, and host Of other valuable information
adapted to all classes
The tpldersf0ned Is Sole Agent on the Pacific Coast
for HoWe'a ". - standard Scales, and has
the largest and most com plete Scale Establishment
In the United States The store has a depth Of 127<
feet. with 10 extra feet for loading and unloading
goods, and frontage on Market street OF 80 feet.
HOWe'n Hay, Coal or Wagon scales, con-
tains all the modern Improvements All sizes
Howe's Dormant Pillar Scales. and Platform
Scales, every size and variety. Also COUNTHR X
SCALES, Gold Scales, Etc Catalogues sent on ap-
pllcauon and orders promptly flled.
Whites Patent Money Drawer-over 5000 sold on
the coast Money Drawers, Double and Single
Lock. All my goods are warranted 10 give satisfac-
ton. v. ~ w. PARKHURST,
Corner OF Market and Fremont streets,
lP. o. Box, lS64l San Francisco.
, 1876-08-11
ooMNrERCIAL HOTEL,

Montgomery Avenue and Kearny sts., San Fran
cisco, Cal. Too btoeks toest OF he Postooe-StTeet
cars nom all the Stcdmers and Railroad Depots, and
FREE COACH and CARRIAGEs to the Hotel.
HORNBLOWER q SAKE, Proprletors.
Hotel Is brick, four stories, tAins 175 large
rooms, all perfectly lighted and ventilated bathing
rooms, hot and cold water and closets on every
floor street frontage 2l feet three flights Of stairs
and one Putent Hydraulic ELEVATOR. Hotel and
furnishing alt net0-cost nearly t245,O00. VIII be
kept Fasr CLASS, at % 90 per day and less by the
week or month. Come and Seei
, 1876-08-11
YOUNG MEN

WHO MAY. BE SUFFERING FROM TIN
w effect OF youthful follies or indscreti ton, vii
do well 10 avail themselves OF this, the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar Of suffering humanity.
Dr. SPISNEY will guarantee TO forfeit 900 for every
case Of weakness disease OF any kind character
which he undertakes and falls 70 care. He would
therefore, say to the unfortunate sufferer who NAV
read this notice, that you treadlng upon danger
Gus ground when you longer delay In seeking the
proper remedy for your complaint You may be IN
the first stage; remember you are approaching the
last II you are bordering upon the last, and are
you persist In procrastinatlon the time must come
when the most skillful physician render you no
against you; when no angel Of mercy can bring you
relief In no case has the Doctor failed of success
but avail yourself Of the beneficial results OF his
treatment before your case is beyond the reach Of
premature grave. Call or address Dr. A. n. SPIN
NEK a CO., No. n Kearny street, San Francisco
once hours, from A. N, TO r. NJ, and from P NJ
sP.N. Branch once. 1ss South St. Virginia New
, 1876-08-11

DR.. La Mars Bem mai PIIIs, for Seml-
nal Weakness, loss Of VRor, Sexual and General
Debility, Physical Pros tration, and the many all
ments arising from lnds tons and abuse. To those
requiring a reliable remedy for the above COM
plants, DR.. LA MARS SEMINAL PILLS are a
veritable TOWER OF RSTREN0TH-A FOUNTAIN OF
YOUTH. Price, q 50 per bottle; sent by express,
C. o. D.. 70 any address, A. McBOYLE a CO, Drug
gIsts. san Francisco POST Once Rox, l052, sole
AGENTS. % Mhom all orders should be Addressed.
, 1876-08-11

A YOUNG Lothario, much given to
moonlight strolls expresses the opinion
that ''to firt" may be parsed rs " fine
night verb"
, 1876-08-11

rZ-THk National Gold Medal was awarded to
pradley & Rulofson for the best Photographs in
he United States, and Vienna Medal for the
best in the world.
420 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
, 1876-08-11

Directions and price list mailed free. Orders by
mail receive prompt attention. Goods forwarded
per Wells Fargo 4 Co., O. o. d. Subject 70 Rpprova)
e. MULLER, Optician, i5S MOntgomery street, near
3ush, San Francisco California
, 1876-08-11

This is an excellent school for boys and young
men II educAtes thoroughly and discpnes care.
fniy Young men should examine this School be.
fore attending elsewhere. For Information call at
he Office a Post St. or address E. p. HEALD, &.
, 1876-08-11

PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Nitrous Oxide Gas ad-
mlnstered for painless extraction OF teeth Sets OF
Artificial Teeth warranted 10 last ten years, from
SO upward. Gold and Silver Filings at reasonable
prices Ten years constant practice. Once, l20 Sut
Ter street, San Francisco. (Use the elevator.l
DIR. T. MORFFEW
, 1876-08-11

The LITTLE PAINS, toothache, headache, car
ache, cramps, colics, corns and bunions, are re-
iieved by one application Of Trapper's Indian
Oil. Price so Gents.
, 1876-08-11

CURED FOR Four BITs.-"After spending huh
dreds Of dollars for doctors fees, was cured at
last Of Rheumatism by investing four bits in a
Aask Of Trappers' Indian Oil"
, 1876-08-11

viii be taken for you at reasonable rates by
calling on Taylor Il Co., AIS Montgomery street,
San francisco. All work guaranteed.
, 1876-08-11
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTTIE
SAN FRANCIBCO.

NAN EAhANCAhCOs
TNHIs OLD AND POPULAR HOTEL WHICH
Il has for the last twenty-four years extended to
the travelling public cordial welcome and comfort
OF a home, and so favorably known TO old Callfor-
mans and the travelling public, that IL requires no
comment on my part further than 10 say that THos
BRYAN WIN is an old Californian, and knows how to
cater TO the wants Of the travelling public has taken
the full proprietorshlp OF the above hotel, and will
leave nothing undone 70 make this hotel second to
none In San Francisco for
Comfort, Good Living and Cleanliness.
NY sole aim shall be 10 the comfort and welfare Of
my guests The table Is furnished with the best the
market affords; the house has been thoroughly ren-
ovated and newly furnished throughout; two hun
dred rooms well ven tilated.
Gentlemanly and obliging clerks. and clean and at
tentiye walters will always be found In my Hotel.
The Hotel Is the most centrally located OF any In
the city, being In the centre OF the business portion
OF the city the Street Cars the door every two
minutes 10 all parts OF the city. The Hotel Coach,
with red lights will be at the railroad depots and
whRrfs 70 convey passengers 70 the house free OF
charge; my Runners wear Silver Badges on len
breast with the name Of the house on.
nN- BetgdTe or other Rt1lncTa. Hotel Prices are
from 0I. 80 10 0a.O 90 per Day. Give me a call and
Judge for yourselves TIAOn. HHHAN,
PRoPRIEroR.
, 1876-08-11
$50 FIrst Premiums Received for
SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS f!

OVor beNenty EhOuanmd In Use.
TT1HESE Organs are used and preferred TO ali 9TH
Il ers by such eminent Musicians Philip Phillips,
the Hutchinson Family, Prof Baker Of Boston, Nor.
gan, Of New York. Mr.. Sankey, the World Renown
ed Evangelist and thousands Of others equally good
judges. A. M. .GOODNOUGH, General Agent
Terms reasonable. Organs sent on trial TO any res
ponsible party. and satisfaction guaranteed. Circu-
lars sent Tree on applicauon-Agents wanted. Ad-
dress A. NJ Goodnough, Vallejo, Cal or II. MARsH
q Co., Sole Agents for San Francisco, Gal Market
Street. under Palace Hotel.
, 1876-08-11
Green Ointnent!

ENoR COLLAR CALLS, HARNESS CALLS. Old
y and Recent wounds, Bruises Brittle Hoofs.
Fever In Feet, Founder, Sand Cracks, Quarter
Cracks, Scratches, Sprains Swellings, Contracted
Hoofs, Mud Fever, Cons, Thrush, etc. For sale by
MAIN q WINCH ESTER, 2l4 and 2ls Battery St,
San Francisco.
, 1876-08-11
Boots and Shoes.
A CARD,

TTNO all who suffering from the errors and lndIs
Il cretons Of youth, nervous weakness early de-
cay, loss OF manhood, etc, will send reclpee that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South America
Send a self-addressed envelope to the REv. JOSEPH
r. ISSALAN Station D, BtbLs House, Netg York CItp