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GENERAL STONEMAN.
m
I\2 F sslgnatlon as I allroatl Commis. '
sloner— Whit Governor Ferkin3 gaya.
[!■■ Francisco Chronicle, November 14th.]
"When General George Sronerr.an w»s j
aominated for Goveitor the doabt was .
raised whether, being on the ittired list of
the army, he oinld draw big pension as a
federal officer an'! at the e»nie time per
form State sarvice as Executive. As the
bes- answer to tiiia questi.-n the General j
resigned. From motives not so dirtc'-iy
ii'.vi'tutable to a doubt as to the validity
a: dual service, General Stoneman has re
signed from the Kail road Commission.
Vab'ic interest being aroused aa to the
j&usf- of this action, a representative of
the Ckrxmide called yettcrday ou liovernor
t'tiku:?, and held with him the following
conversation on the subject :
'HE QOMHOV OK 811 ' CESSION.
'Hive yuu any obj action," asked the
ref otter, "to giving tor publication an
idea of the appointment you will make,
or the policy that will govern your action
m tn<- matter ! '
' Aa General Grant once said," replied
the liovernor, '" I have no policy to assort
•grioat the doclaied will of the people. I
do no; deal in m\ steries or seoresiea, and I
iia-.t: no concealment to make frcm the
pc:;."*, whoec servant 1 am. I have en
deavored to lie t.Xvnya candid throughout
mj A ■.■niniatraticn, and outspoken regard
ing aii matters affeuticg the public inter
ests. What is the particular thing you
wia'n to know?"
" Particularly, thee," Eiid the reporter,
' ' I -sioh to know who will be appointed to
succeed General Slovenian as Railroad
Commissioner "
"The resignation of General Stone
man," said tr.e Governor, with some delib
eration " was received on the 13th instant,
conditioned to take effect on the 15th in
stant. That date is within six weeks of
the eIOM of his official lerm. The time is
ao ->-erv short that to my mmd the question
of apuointin^ his s'jcscnor is one involv
uioM complication*. In the first
place, it is cot easy to make a selection
tn.-.C will give satisfaction to the ptople.
... :..-- &szt .j.ice, I have found it gener
ally difficult to obtain the consent of meu
o; the highest qualities, qualifications a. d
character — men such as would be piven
oiar^K of f-xtracrdintiy trusts in private
bu*ins33 aSf i.-« — to serve in appointed po
iil us uu.li imiiin mmm I have found
them, it w 'r,je, bit they do not go iv
drov . «. am: I apprehend taat it would not
I hi.d I'D" willing to undertake
the very responsible duties of this office for
the j». nod ot six weeks only — even if the
appoi&tineot could bri tr.ade immediately.
f the time for wbich the appointment
WOsld hold good were a year, or even cix
moat). a, I fen conlideat that 1 could induo-:
j vrjiieman to acce;;t it whis>) name would
be a euiiicient cuaraotte tj the public that
.-;; would do h.s duty faithfully ; but ua
: (MOM I am fret to cor.fe'rs
~b?.t tho cla=H who would seek the appoint
ment wcaid not beoootptabfe to m«."
" R norn uo you allu/e to as poastEsing
such l.ieh Qbahticr;?'' it was asked.
:; ; :iut racutioa liis mm;!," w>s the
rtp'y, MOompsiiied by a tmilp.
■ : ibe appoiatee v.uul 1 draw a saury for
b ai; 1 a balf, would he not! "
the crea'ion of a rich office w^re the
3oie i.'oject had iv view in forming the
ion, the t '.i;:t night ii.flueuce my
nc.ioc ; but, as it is, liic salary question la
• rth considering only as om of the a'
tract iuu? to the c;»e' who eeek position
only for the profit it afford*."
mil nuviuai i>i hki.av.
" It i* 01.-vious," the ninnniii punt on,
'"-hat no man could accept the position
aul wield oue-third of the great powers
vetted in that Cimtniseior. conscieotious'.y,
wisely aiid • idicioaaly wi'.Hout tlie prcpir
itcry Advantage of previous service on the
B-.-arc'. The only Wo mtn who have had
ruch exper:. uce arj Mr. Tattle and Mr.
7)oyle, and neither of thin ih a resident ot
* l t- <:;atrict ; and betides, a-i I have aiready
3aid, by thr- time a Eclection could be made
there would remr.ia hut four or rive weeks
of the unex:>ired term. X •> man could de
tarrry.ne in chat brief time a hue of policy ;
and certainly the time is too short for any
one with & well delinod pnhcy already in
his mind to cany U iuto effect. It stems
to n;e that It.c tone work of the Commii
sioa would he retarded rather thi.n ad
vanced by any suchepisodt; in its hi tory."
" Is a chief magistrate at liberty to allow
any mch vacancy t;o remsin nntilled ? Do
Oi.; tho Cou.'titntion and the laws say that
he shM! appoint to till a vacancy ? "
" Jertaialy, such is tho law. But the
•lyecitive \- not required to act in any
csse within tnjr specified time. If the in
teructs of the State require delay I think
he nicy properly exercise it."
" Mr. Koote ban been elected in the dis
trict wherein the vacancy occurs by the
resignation of General Stoucman,'' said the
reiwrtor, su^^eatively.
" That is true," the G >v ;rn >r Mterted;
" bat Mr. Foote h.-.s already indicated that
bis policy uili not be in accord with tLe
one which h.13 controlled the prtsent
3oaru ; aad jino.i iio will take his oliice by
election within aKw weeks, a lull Demo
cratic Board raving been tketed, it is only
natural to toppoM that be would prefer to
take hia teat srim'taneously with those
associates wi.oarc t:> eervc with him dur-
: .nj» liis full terrr, and who will be held to
nnt to ths peop'o for tbeir action. The
fac'^ that Itr. Fuote is a Democrat does not
ir-flueuce mo ;a dfittr'nining not to attempt
to persuade r.m to accept the appoiotment.
On the contrary it w >uli influence me the
other way iipu the principle which I have
•;!waj a belitvul id, tliat the minority polit
ical pirty should be represented. There
is to day s Democrat up n ovary State
'Jomni'ission, w-.th tba liogle cxc p'ion of
the Board of State Priaou Directors. In
the case of that F> iard the kppokitaieilt
was tender^; to several diatingaubed
Democrats, and was deolio<d beoaiue the
Constitut.io:i ;r.. :.i.i; letting of cm.
vict labor by contract, au 1 rliry exprerae '
d:ial>t abo;;t 'he gnootat oi ti; • j ie wotka "
SOT IN TRI 3SMEBAL*a OOXRDBSCX
" Wny did General S:one'nan at tl.ij lat •
hour rebigu ?" aeked t':e lepjrtcr, vei.iur
ing upiu a leading <jutstioa.
" While the ruaUoai between Qenera]
Stomman ant rr.yftlf ore cor.li.-l,'' uai<! the
• Governor in ttp'.y, "and I entertain
toward !>im i at; hu'i ngard due to a uia
tiugnUhed Mldier of the ttopablie, I am at
the sane time not mffioie&tiy in Ins ccnti
•ii-uc." to be nude thr repository of hid rea
ar>ns for nuigning ac thii time. It i \,< u'd
be reiaeiubt-re'', nowewr, that he has been
elected to th> highect ifiice within the yf~.
of the people cf thin tjeate, and perhaps a
sen3e of deiicicy may have i-u .-gt-sttd this
actici-. BifciiirF, Genera' Stouemin has
puliiicly proclaimed hs >iieapproval of t!;e
coarse and policy of the present Board.
"He has been elected Governor, and the
Borainees of the party that elected him
iaave been elected alpo, and will constitut-:
tba bpw B isrd of CommisbioDers. Gen
eral Stonernv.i's action m*y be interpreted
as an appeal from the preseat lUUroad
Commitsioners to thu iacomiag Boarl,
which will be orgeatMd la a few weeks."
" Then you tio >nd tbe appeal irom the
3xistinj; B-J»rd to the incoming one of Rail
r.al Commissioners!"
"I am not disposed to tit in judgment
upon the course of the B ard," replied the
G-jveraor, cautiously. " Tne Railroad Com
missioners are cltcted by the people, and
are vested by the supreme will of tho peo
ple, expressed in the fundamental law, with
pnvrers so comprehensive that they virtu
ally constitute a distinct department of tbe
Government. I have nnt aa yet received
•ny report, aa required by law, of the
transactions of the Bonrd. Therefore no
nffinwl statement has been given to the
j. pie of the wrongs and oppressions, if
any existed, by railroad corporations in
this State, tha; tbe Cjtnmis&ioners have
corrected. AU things considered, I believe
I ehail !>est oubserve tbe interests of the
Sfste by allowing the vacancy to remain
nnfilled and retaining the salary in the
treasury.^
Krosi Mohawk Hill (X. V), a prominent
fr.rn;tr, Joseph Kipfei, writes: "t<t. Jac.bs
Oil is an ibvuluabte rsrre ly for the farui ; for
it hi? the s»n-- 11111111 lli flaecce en ai.im&ls
m on mankind."
A United States cent of 17P3, of a beauti
fal dark olive color, and almost uncircula
ted, sold at auction in Baltimore, recently,
for «40.
Hobsfokd's Acid Phosphati pleasant to
ths taete. Dr. A. L. Hal), K»irhaven, N. V.,
tavs : " Have prescribed it with marked ben
efit in iiii!i-e.-t;on aod uricary trouble!."
. •-•
An invaluable strengthencr for the nerves,
Baoidea, ted digestive or?an», producinß
strength and appetite, ii Broaro'* Iron Bit*
tw*. i
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
M^yor Blake is quite ill at his residence,
havicg been overcome by the labor, anx
itty Li:.'; excitement of his recent canvass.
The rt-ceipU for duties at the Custorc
bt,u?e for *r.e past week were $100,0.18 21,
makiDc atotul siuce January Ist of $8,006,
--256 97.
Toy Hoop, a domettic ia the house at
GO4 Geary srreet, was arrested Monday
night and booked on four charges of petty
larceny, for haviog stolen clothing, trink
ets, etc., from his employer.
The Robert Emmet Circle of the Feaian
Brotherhood willcelobrate the fifteenth an
niversary of the Manchester martyrs, in
Irish- American Hall oa the 23 i liistant, by
appropriate literary exercises.
Mayor Biake has reappointed R. C.
A:ueß Gaß Inspector, subject to the ap
proval of the Board of Supervisors. The
appointment will hold for two years. Mr.
Ames has riiled the position for the past
two yearf, and the Supervisors will proba
bly confirm his appointment at the meeting
this evening.
Charles 8.-lman, an engineer on th« Cen
tral Pacific Railroad, was srrestcd»Monday
ou a charge of obtaining ?25 en a spurious
cheek on the Bitk of California fro:n H. C.
Knapp, collector for H. A. Bellmer, a
saloon-keeper. The check was eigned by
H, Hyde, of Oakland, who had no funds
to his credit in the bank.
Judge Way mire has decided not to enter
upon the trial of any more cases, having
the Tripp Duane &nd Kerr divorce cases
under advisement and being ready lo sur
render his te»t to his successor. The opin
ion of ths Judges with full terms who wers
not re-tl< cted is tl.at their terma of office
will expire on the first Monday in Janu
ary, under the HarUon Act.
The resignation of Rev. John Hemphill,
as pastor of the Calvary Presbyterian
Church, was announced from the pulpit
.Sunday, by authority of the Presbytery,
by Rev. W. A. Scott, cf St. John's Pres
byteiian Chuich. The resignation of Mr.
Hemphfll was voluntary, ard Mr. Scott
announced that a meeting of the church
would be held Monday evening, to take
proj-er i.ctiun with reference to obtaining
a Kuccessor.
The tutcrcal revsnuo collections in the
San Francisco district for the first eleven
diys of November were as follows :
Beer £11,137
Spirits 54,220
IMuc XOddgMi 33,415
Mipcti lull- ou» 1,746
Tot:.! Novcmbfr 1-t to 11th. ... $100,554
July Is 1 , to October 3Ut. 1,59f1,630
Total $1,497 3»4
Sjint time bat year 1,415,25S
General Willimn Irvins, the well- known
attorney, died very nddenly Sunday night
at 10 o'clock. Hia dtath i\ attributed' to
heart di<jea!>' A , as he hid not been complain
itig at all of feeling ill, aad had spent ali
of Sunday hunting in the tul«;a above
An'.ioch. Oa his return, late, he felc very
fatigued and iairt down, but arose alm.»t
immediately gas^n,: for breath. A sidt
ance wi4 ut once uuuaosed, but Le died
shi rtly af erward.
C»J t-in William 11. Koon of i>':e wl.akr
l>m so was held to aussx-r before the
United States Grand Jury by Commi('6:on
er S*» jer on Monday, on the charge of
, tx'a»fu Ferdinand Hir^ch, ihe c^r
peater, «;.h his ;ht3 and knocked nut
three of nis teeth. Tie charge agiinst
second mate Mat>tf.r, of cruelty to tho fhip
carp'nttr, was r!ibaii:acd after tximination.
ii.c case agair.st thiid mate Martin, for
assaulting the carpenter, waa diemif'ed.
Ju\,e Hunt baa granted leave to the
Plymouth Congregational Society to
mortgage to the Uibersia Bank fcr
£10,000 its newly acquired property or. the
north side of Post street, east from Web
ster, the representations beiog made to the
Court t".a' the money wa9 urgtutiy netded
to complete the church edifice in course of
construction, costisg §20,000, on which
?15,000 had been paid, the other fS 000
bciog the estimated Co9t of the furniture.
At the First Congregational Oiurch en
Sunday memorial services wtre hel.l com
meni'jritive of the recent death of mem
bers of the congregation, cmocg the de
psrtod biing the Hon. B B. Redding aad
Mis« Clara Pitch. In the morning Rev.
Mr. Barrows pr^acheu on this appropriate
tubj-:ct, " The R=al Use of Sorrow," and
ia the evening the Sunday-school partiei-
I pated in appropriate commemorative exer
j-reiote. Addresses in part eulogistic of the
lives of tie departfcd members were dtliv
trsd by Deacon Bt nchly, Suparinteudeut of
the Sunday-tchool, Mr. Condiot, and the
I paster.
San Francisco Stock Sales.
Ban Fkamimj. ffiiiHiiimi 14tb
Houxi a n m ■-•
Ssot»phir tVJfti So| 1 s Justice fc
1 n Mexican I 3.("* 4B 67uUu.ou 5
;Sj n. hi: 2BM 60 Ma 4 C C
15j IJcts B 4 9. HOChail nge 3Tc
IS California. 2Ui. 2lOAi dts 76c
50 "iav.v.o 7Cc 650 Scorj.ioi; Sc
350 Con. Va 65. i.« N*av*jo tj
ronChoHar 1 3u 1120 AlMuu 3 85
£sil*..t<xii 1 ;c ISO Indepec I iv
13.) ITals&Nor 1 3 .9 i liodie 3io
230 Poiut I 2fi ;M<>ro 5e
130 V, Jv let 1 9C £40 Balle la'e ei'c
f« Kon'uek 1 !5 L.'.-lUy 20c
: : ::.:cher 7 c; M 0 Hual 2
450 .-iitna Net 4il 5 Waa He
-.0 c.'v.v 3io 51Koondar 3c
Zl> Exchjqaac Soi IWEu cka 12
A : Overman 20c
AKTKKNOON KF.PMON.
30 Eureka HI 1 0 Prize 25c
SOON. KtUe itjl !l)0Alp!i» 1 IS
IJXiG Prize 2rc| UOMou 15c
If..* Nav.o.i 6j! 3 0 Belcher 70c
95jlndeprn l;9S)<;. ' nJnia 65c
UOORelle Is'e 60c :-5'J HcorpK.u 75^8 c
KOUav 2-c SSi'vuiai-i! 20c
US SJMoti 3 751 2JO V .li.oi.t- I 55
25oISodle Si I KSrotnl 120
100 -yodicata Ccl MO * i- 5
200 Concordia s>.c: 201 Final tOe
251 Nooniiav 2t 300 H Hum 2«
00 N. Sootdaj 25: 27 C.^ul \ i. C II!
30i Orn 5c t>>B. Nera4a 4 V
10 Atlas 3-:) .IA . -. .\ 1 ii
SSU .i.- ; irtA : •«• 0 ' v ..insi 105
IBOvblf 2 BJj IMUrih 3 10
..„ t TOCbo'h" 1 33
630 It 3:.:c3 2j; 20 (.orUdeccc iia.
Can't Get It.
Dlabeb>«, EHchtV. Uireasr. Kk&wy, I'ri
cary <; ■ Liver C mplsip p c doo* b« < on
:r,c ' by y v n: \. ur Family >i i'c p ]si'-yis
in iixii, »T'l ii y< ■! sjresdy havr m,y . i ''less
, '■'' ■ V. :.. ; '.'■••. ■ ,)j n.cd : cir;e
ih^t .Ml .-i.iv-y in?" j^u. l^on't forget
this, ar ! rfim't gi t s;.mt< putfe iup stuff tla",
will ouly 1 arm > n.
♦-^
Lynn. Umi, a'ivjj-< w»> n ;00l (lice ft
heilsh, bat ii lia- L<ecotue a Uii.o'erii Bdthtgda
sisce Mr-- Ljd'a E Picklisrr, of 2.33 W«et
em rviu'.;?, tua'e hr great discovery cf the
Vj, 'abl (.':ra:;ounrf, or pinacca for tho
priectptj ii'a Ibat i f(l 'ct the fair erection.
T. u ,i.i diffets, 1:i w. 7cr, from tbe r.cci?nt Ec?oe
of marvelous cure* it. thia inip<r'ant particu
lar: The healir g spent, with all its virtre%
j c.\ be itnt to order, by express or mai!, v\l
>,v'r iha world.
, ♦ .
Hales Hrney rf Horehouud charms away
a•• t. ,!, to.d or ltfla£i>M sithoal any bad
fcff-rt-.
Piks'a Toothache Dtopi eoreb oneraiaute.
(uticura
Mr. Albert Kinssbury, Keene, K. H., troubled
wiih ba.l humor . n hands and n»ck, caused by lead
| - mi: (lie's a painter). At times it wjul J "break
<»ut, cracli open, and the skin teparate from the
Besa i:i lann 1 :■ is** ?reat continual itch
insr an.lMinpirß I'ur. lia.-e.l >..ur renirdies ; userl
Ci Tin ba Uk»olv»;,t ii.terually, and CcnßDKAana
I CiTiciK.v Soxr rxicrniilly, and in less than three
months effected a complete cure, and has r.ot b"en
I troubled ginfe. Corroborated by Luliard & Foster,
! ill imhUf. Krciic, N. 11.
| sn»rin::t nii.it from it.
I S. W. Adams, of Newark, Ohio, says : "Cutcira
Remedies are the irreateEt medicines on earth. H*d
| tlie worst use of B<lt llu.um in this county. My
j mother had it twenty years, and in fact died from
J it. I believe Cuticura would have saved her life.
I My arms, breast and head were covered for three
years, which Dothirj; relieved or cured nntil I used
the • Ttiitka Rkxoia ext (blood purifier) internally,
and Citicira and Citicira Soar externally."
r»(ißi\<is.
11. K. Carpenter. Fsq., Henderson, K, Y., cured
c»f I'si>riasi9 rr Leprosy, of twenly years' star.din?,
by the Citkira Rki-olvkxt liiiiiimTrr. and Cvti
n-RA and CincißA SoAr cxurnally*. The mrst
wu'.uierfai cawi on record. Cure certified to before
a Justice of the Peace and prominent citizens. All
afflicted with itching and scaly diseases should send
to as It t'uiH testimonial in full.
SALT RHF.IH.
DOM wlio have experienced the torments of Salt
Rbeum can arpreciit* the ajrony I endured for
years until cumi by the Citicira Rssoltint inter
nally aad Ci'TictßA and CmcriLA Soaf externally.
MR-*. WM. PELLIXQ i ON, Sharon. Wis.
CTTirCKA
And Cvtici RA SoAr externally and CnncrxA R«
solvkst internally will positively cure every species
of Humor, from a Cosmon Pimple t3 Scrofula.
Price of Crncr ra. small boxes, 50 cents ; lanre boxes,
tl. Crnci «a Reholvb^t, f 1 per bottle. Citiccra
>!).«•• . -ii ornu. t nu ira Shayms SoAr, 15 cents.
SoM by all drug list*.
Depot : WEEKS * POTTEB, Bostoo, Mm
Sacramento Produce Market— Wholesale
(Corrected dally lor the Rieoas-UkioK.j
SAauurono. November 14tb.
Frcit— Gr»pes «c getting more frarce. Choice
shippioc varieties are very n- tree, s>Uiug »t >1 So@2
♦'craic; coimnon.'ixgl;; Peaches are about out
of market; Lemur*, h'nl}, »'8 25 rs 60 ; Onuigea—
Tahiti, ?5.;a5 W * box ; Lujim, »14rl 25 V 100 ;
tvrii', $3 EU v f4 50 %l bunch j Pmcpplw, 9K09
m 4.)gfi!i ; C«viiiiTO, 17^(7 E3 * 100; Plunu, 6gßc
» B,; Pears, ?1 5032; Apples, 90«»*l 25 ♦ hoi ;
SU«wberri;a, 755»eCi « drawer ; CYanbcrries, *16®
16 50 ¥ bbL
Pu Kkcits— As*ort.yJ, H-i, cans, 9 do*. *2;
i«one<i, (cviloa rai s, $b; reschea, 2j-Ifc cane,
12; Portland B!ocberric«, S-t> cans, 12; Whcr
leberrits. »1 7f .
Dans FROTr*— Apples, diced, 6 t7c » B>; do
cinwWr^d. B36o; peara, peeled, 7c**:; do, u:
jwolot 1 , 4!*sc ; Rwaa, pl'.t«a Uflttc; Pea-bee,
Tip'Sj; ao. peeled, l»!itS0c ; Pru^-s Ocrmui and
French, 12^13:; LUjkberrii*, lC^l7c; Fl*f», C»U
'oriiia. 5(?6; * I.
TASUi Fruits— Assorted, 2* 16 cios, V <ioi, ti 75 ;
Peaches, f2 85 ; Ean'.ett I'tara, $2 h't ; Plum?, »2 83 ;
Blvdibtrrios, *3 ; Gomjcljerriea, $3 26 ; Slruwbemes,
13 25; Apriccu, HKj i'.;,u; Urapeo, Xi ?-• . tad
■hirracta, 13 26; n-.erries, X 26.
Vsoetablks — Sweet I'oUtoes, Red, 101K ¥ 1b ;
Jjiolinaa, *l ■::, .m ;.h 't- ,«t ; Beane— the in', has
nearly finished them— £ellin s ' at G^rScs Bi; Tcmatoca,
3CKst4oc V bux ; Summer Squa»li, 4<i*6c V tb : Po
tauxt, SI 10a 1 -5: >a:t Lake, H ttUm 75 9
cwt; Oniotis, 65a SDc V cwt ; Cauliflower, 7i
©90c; Ci'.biee, ?1 ~t> cwt; (°un'U, 00c@"5c V
;»t; Tura;pe, BtoBH V 100; ouacb vc«otab!ee,l?Jc^
doi; Parsuips, ijc; Uecia, lc; Oclerr, 75= *
doien ; Horse RedMß, &ic>.tx +lh ; Cnwn Peas, o(«(0c
1L ; Articsokee, COCflOe t dozen ; Cutumlere, *'&
6csdoz; Gr«n P>p;»rs, 4® c )b ; ¥j& Plant",
4<Ssc ; Mushrooms, lixulje V Hi ; (iricij Ukra, &3.0 c
pS
Briadstvi'l^— liour, *f. 25 V hfci; Outinea!, V:
V 100 B* ; Oon :r( rt l. yellow, |2 26Q2 38 ; white,
$2 50; Cracked Vbeat, R TS#l
Pui'i/TRi — L'vc 'Ji.i 'a^t^ lSi'«!4'-. ¥ P. ; dressed, 15
<aiGc ; 101 l ffrown Ohictt-iw, fo 50 V d< zen ; yovj^z
Rooster*. %30.i 50 V C:.r ; BMOmBj *A«3 ; tanu
Ducks, ?o sO;j*7; Oneafi. II Sf»'i a o«.r ; Ejigsarc
more scarce, »u<i ssHlbs at iS#iSe94aa*a.
Gamk— (Juai!, rl :.j«l »0 %> dozen ; Mallird DoA*,
i&a I ; Cinvasbacks, Si 50*4 "f dnien ; Sprigs, *1 75
<fti; Teal, SI 50 il 75; llure, ?1 751^2; lUbbita,
*i@l 50; Doves, 6(.(375c V dozen.
u«iht PnontcT»— Batter, choice, c2;>3sc V B> ;
mixed lots, in nJli, HjBIOt t> B> ; Cboew, Califor
nia, from 14t 1 5c. Western, flaU, 10(ai5c ; Mar
tin's Creaia, 19@20c.
Mkat"— BeeS, 7c; Mntton, 6c ¥ It> ; Lamb, 7(gßc
Park, 10;.- lie ; Yea', small c.lvcs. 9ialoi ; lanre, 80.
Hat, Gra:» ano lekd-Ouv i.. } , * lon, ciVu'2o ;
aiti'ii.. ilO tJ Sli S l<ja : tr.ia, "S tyo. «18; mld
i!ll:i^, <*J8 i'tr tor. : ■- r'c* , wbola, $150; ground,
$1 CO; v.heat, « 65^1 75 W cwt ; tame caw, 9
cwt.. *2 ; com, «2 cwt.
iI'BCSLLANiorn — Seeds — Ai.'n'.ra, loglljc; Timo
thy Eastern, lOwllc * % ; Orejcou, 8(<{10c ;
Red Clove:. U#)lie ; Kcd Top, lSjjtUc; Knte—
:'.i i.''-h W«lli>ll. 10..-11 C ; CaWoru : a Walnut^
linilic; 4.!Q...ni1t, HfriU.c; Peanuts, Eastern, ll'j*
12c ; California, fa *c ; iullow, 9?9Jc ; Hidee, Bait.
MtiOc ; dry, 20c ; Unas have been n ictuiitiiig largely
of late, but may njw be quoted at >I tl».
*»* "Magnificent prcni!»;e s-imelimea end
in F>altry perfnin}aiii;c?." A umgnißceat va
oaptiaa to Ih'u is f aid in Kidney-Woit,
which iiiTaTii'.'y perf inns tvm more curea
than it promiete. U-r.; is a tingle k
atanee : "Mott.e: hts woovered," wrote an
Illinris pirl to her TT— liilll relaliv'n. "She
took bitters lor :i b»g time, bat wi.hout auy
gcod. S'> wl.en she h* .r 1 of th» virtuf s if
Kiduey-Wort sho (ot :i l">x. ani i; haa com
pletely cured her Urex compUinta"
An enricherof the blood uni purifier of the
gyßiem ; cue iat ltnde ami lack of energy ;
sncii i-i Br'.v.-ti'c Irin Bitten.
AbscSyteSy Pure.
Thi« POV. DKK m et varies. A mF.rve: of purity,
s^treiiift;. and arboleraßiaoesa. More ecor.omical than
the ordinary sdnde, and eaoiiot be si»ld m competi
i,ic.i tiic UiUlt-tauc o' It.w le^t, short '.v^-.-'it
*!:im or pbosphat* p- wden. Si>li» onlt in cans.
KOYAL BAKINiJ POWSKR Co 106 Wall street,
Sew York.
W T. l(Hi;')*S »t €U., .».BC2t»,
BA> nUaSCDOOL n-.7-ly
THE WONDER OF HEALING!
■?^s»f'S»l's»|l The Extract ii« th« only
- UQI ' ''■ specific for tins disease,
■' 'M i a Head, etc. Our •' t'nlnrrh Cure," Bpe
vAlly prepared to meet serious ra»e». contains
■!li h» curative properties of th« Bztract; our
ifocol Mjrlasje. inv»laable for use lu catarrli^U
v.f . :.008. is .-:;:. ;'!i- and inexpensive.
IasUIiTISM, NSUBALGIA.
ir«a so many cases of these distressing com
aints as tbe Bztract.
lemorrhages. Sr&.'T
■ i >i. Nose, or from any cause, is speedily con
■ •!: j'l and stopped.
rmnm and sose tbroat. gs^t
>i oir.ptly. It is a sure care. Delay is dangrreu.".
For Piles, Blind, Bleeding orltchlna. it is
■ creates! known remedy.
For Ulcers), O'd Sores or Open Wonnda its
leaea upoa these is most remarEable.
l!»-ntlnn.-PO.V7)'S EXTRACT has hem imi
■•./. The eeimiiie has the wordx " POXD'fl EX
TRACT" blown in the glass, and our pictun
ra''eiiuxrk on surrounding buff wrapper. Xotu
•her !»■ genuine.. Altcays insist on harinn
t-OXJ> S EXTRACT. Take no other preparation
It is never sold in bulk or by mea<,-urc.
SPECIALTIES AND TOILET ARTICLES.
J O"4D > H EXTRACT 50c, 81. §175
.-.. in Cream 81 OO Catarrh Care." ?>
■ 'enilrleo AO Planter a}
MoSaive 25 liihnlrr (;h-..<
i-oiiet Soap (3 »Oc) 1 0(1
< "lies) 50 N»»al Syrincr- -i-i
l>>i.iaient 50 Tled'ca'd Paprr li-"
Family Hyrlnce, $1.
I..".t>:ES. mad page* 13, is. 21 and 26 o" on'.
'. ■• I'.iiMpulet which accompanies e».c!i bott'.B.
Ovu raw Pami-hlet with History or or..
: l;i:iahatioX6 bkxt FRKK ox AMUCAHOH .1
POND'S EXTRACT CO.,
1-1 West 14th St., NewYor;:.
McO GEARY'S PATENT
FLOUR!
FOB lill i.v \: • UtmttMM,
Cjiccrearv & co , BAOsuamo mu
. mom BBaoatactirv a i-r..de ..i UOLLEK FLOL'R
fully equal to lie V.A^IJBUH-VE, or any other
Minnesota High-jrade Pataat Flour. Alto, the
whitest, stronL-oit ar.d Wtl Kakers' and Family Flour
in the market auS iplm
ERiOSSOM
New Hot-Air Motor and Pump
For Puinping from Wells or Taaks to any elevation.
Cheapest, tteanest, safest, simplest. Any
sen-ant (-irl can run it.
i;n> i ■•%>.*>» ■« i».-.
TATUM S BOWEN I* < lir..rnla St.
ui3l-law\Vif
BOGA BEEE EXCHANGE,
411 J STREET.
THE CELEBRATED EoCA LAGERsTE^i.
Beer » e cell oa draught, lii^^'*
5 Cents per Glass.
Fine stock of Liquors, Wines and Cigar*. The
Lunch Bar contains the finest dishes of tbe season
£V Lar?e Bottlin; K-tai.i.t.hn ent. Orders for
trade and lami'y use will be promptly attended to.
CLAUS3 & WERTHEIM,
Sole Agents for the Boca Brewing Company lor Sao
rameuto. o3M(Sm
JOSCELLAIJEOUS.
YOLVNTART TRIBUTE
OF GRATITUDE
FOR BENEFITS RECEIVED.
DEAR SIR : PLEASE ALLOW ME THE PRIV
ilege o< giving my testimony regarding the
wonderful curative properties of your invaluable
medicine, Hl'Nl'a REMEDY. During the past six
or sereu years I have been a great sufferer from
kidney disease, and during a great part of the time
my sufferings have been so intense as to be inde
scribable. Only those who have suffered by this
dread disease know cf the awful backache and pains
of all l:inds, accompanied by great weakness and
nervou6 prostration, loss of force and ambition
whi. h invariably attend it. I hvl all these troubles
intensineti, and was in such bad condition that I
could not get up out of my chair except by puttirg
my hands on my knees, and almost rolling out be
foro I could straighten up. I tried the best doctors
and many kinds of medicine, but all fai cd to help
me, and I experimented st leng endeavoring to get
cured that last spring I was ill very poor siape, and
in aaattag for relief my attention was directed by a
friund to the remarkable cures of kidney diseases,
etc., which were Mag accomplished by HUNT'S
REMfcDY. I was iuduccd to try it, and began to
take it, and very soon "limbered up" as it were; my
severe bukacbe. acd tbe iutense pains i had suf
fered ro l.jnir, spcodily disappeared, uo-.nithstanding
I had bie'i bothered with this cumplaint for many
years.
When I began to take HUNI'S EEMEDY 1 was
considerably run down in my general health, and
suffered also from loss of appetite. Ever since I
have been taking the REMEDY, however, my im
provement has been most matked. My former com
plantu, aches, pains, etc., have disappeared, and I
now feel like my former self— hile, hearty and sound
in health. 1 shall alwajs keep HINTS REMEDY
with me, a.id would most earnestly recommend all
those who are suffe'rers from kidnev or liver diseases,
or diseases of the bladder or urinary orgiUß, to use
HUNTS REMEDY, aud to take none other.
Yours very trulj-,
HENRY H. SHELDON,
No. LSO Westminster street, Providence, R. I.
"Iu the K xicon of youth, etc., there is no such
word as Fail." That "lexicon" is now ftund in tho
laboratory of HU.NT'j REMEuY. It knows no euch
ward as -Fail. p6 3tMWFfc)»lawW
HOWARDS' CALL.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HOW.
ard Benevolent Association, held on the i.tii
ilay of October, it v.*s voted to reijurat the Udies of
Sacramento to give the H<iwardsa benefit at such
time in November, from the 12"h to tha 25th, as
would best suit their own convenience. In accord
ance with th-j ab>ve vote, the bOowisa; Udica, and
all others *hi are inciimd to assist the How irds in
the praaant unicjfeucy, are most respectfu ly invited
to meet ut
«u Wednesday Afternoon, November IMh,
al Ittt i.Vlori,
T-i arr?nce for an entertainment at such time and
place, befoie the Ktß of Aovembur, as they may
deem ixpcdieiit :
Headamai Jlmlimes M. adanaa
J. y. liruwn, G. c'adwaladcr, B. B. Crocker,
P. C. DanaDD, K. R. Hamilton, W. R. .s. Foye
O. vv. Cheslej, I. E. Dwinall, J. McNeill,
E. B. Molt, 11. O. Beatty, J. I. Fl!i. r
w. H. Beatty, A.A VuTooridcaL. Wi:liams,
t. Cadwahrier, A. GalUtin, 11. P. Mandiville
J. T. Giiffitts, H. C. Brio's, C. Robin,
G. A. r 111 ■till. O. R. Am-nien, B. R. Crockar,
ILBUkaaey, 0. 0. Biliii^gley, J. B Wright,
F. Griffith, A. C. Hi'pkins, J. A. Slc.ntire,
W. C. Fitch, W. A. Hoiuihton.R. D. S river,
W. W. Marvin, W. li. li.vis, S B. Saiith,
N. I) Giodtll, SI. Oataa, J. H. Sullivan,
C. Birdsall, W.C Farnswnrtb, W. Gutenbeiver
M. 8;.H.-k, \V. W. Grihsim, W. K. Gerber,
C. Weistl, J F. llill, J. W. Guthrie,
L. Dennison, H. Davis, A. 11.I 1 . Hall,
J. Hale, L. Nicolaus, C. W. Elliott,
u. M. Kti field, A. loam if s. Smith,
0. Joseph, K. O. Crav. n«, Q. P. Page,
Wm. Joseph, F.G.Watcrhouoe, M. T. Brjwn
S. II Miliikin, A. Neilsnn. T. B. Hall,
G. W r'arsoue. W. J. O'Urien, It. A. Bird,
Mrs. Fain**, L. Van Namee, H. C. Macerle
D. 1). Whitucck, W.K McOolclo'Kh, R. H. Bvers,
<J. W. Jaikson, O. W. Lorenz, H. Budd|
C. A. LulirH, C. V. Kellogg, •,. Blair.
W. A. Henry, J. C. Tubbs, S. Gottlieb,
C. a. Stevens, K. O|i|ienbeim, H. Miller,
J. G. Mills, H. P. Hfborn, 11. El.lred,
J. Kyau, J. M. Smith, H. S. Beats,
l!. E. Alexander, C. E. Bishop, P. Hann in,
RE. GoiiinjTS, J. W. Wilson, F. Foster,
8. Nathan, t. Ku.dall, L. Kreutzberger,
.I.M. \SicJmr.nn, J. F. Slater, F.. A. Stevens,
C. Vagvi, H. Wachhorst, E. M. Stevens,
E. EUgOTS, T. M Tracy, J Black,
L. tTiahbnaa, W. t-. Wili'iams, 11. 11. Linuell,
A. Aitkiu, V. Mater, H. 0. Chipman,
C. Zvh, C. K. Pirsous, G. Gale,
A. «\ Trainer, L. B. Mohr, A. Hart,
C. Groan, G. M. M-.tt, 11. Hunl,
A. «. Hedington, li. Unj, I>. S. Kos«,
H. G. Smith, E. Bruner, 0. 11. Ross,
T1) Bcrlvat, J.W. Atmstrortf, J. C. Cirroll,
IS. H. Neilsun, J Ferris, I'. u. Uubbard,
J. Me Nasser, J. I). Young, P. lierzf.tr,
G. W. Ldclcc-, L S. Tayl.r, J. 1.. Huntoon,
Si. Lavcnsun, Win. Slddona, G.K Van lleu c en.
L, .VVliiu*. W. E. Ttrry, G. lavenjon,
l»r. (.'atmui, A. OL Sweotser, A. Wchnann,
A. I. Haft, C). H. Swii'ertjn, M. R. Beard,
C. W. C:arke, .S. Morris, A. Cr.rter,
C. H. Cummin^?, 11. EL Kicc, B. Cohen,
H. Buniham, ' E. 1. Kibiuson, N. Din^ley,
J. 11. Carroll, J. Par.^ona, W.E.Chaiiib'rlain
F. Brdsill, K. U. Blessinir, S. Cattmauo,
P. Bohl, A. B. Guthrie, K. M. Halsry,
J. H. I>ci n:sor, J. T. G'over, J. Wisemanj
N. L. Drew, li. Btetamaa, P. H.W.tiiiiijrtou
H. Edeertoa, 11. Hifa r, T. Bayd,
F. X. tbner, S. OL Mutt, J. Lu.'isi!-.
D. Flint, J. Hark, J. F. Whyie,
J. 11. Giile, T. If. Bcrkcy, J L.Chadderdon
J. R Watson, J.t. Hatch,' Hlf Qallia.
W. S. Mesick, J. J. A^'irJ, B. Laaaßaa,
G. L. Juhusou, A. .'. V.-rntiiya, I>. Brown,
W. F. Baas, f. 11. L Weber, J. Bauir,
K. K. Aisip, K, Wile, x, o. Kosp,
J. E Turner, H. M&rr, M. Sie.mftlp,
J. E bhodct, L. l-hilli.i". GT. Busb,
W Gwynn, K.ti. Martin. W. Crouch,
Dr. Clutiees, F. Lyon, A. I. Frost,
P. Sehed, W. Bnrtuls, T. W. Gilmer.
G. F. I'atS'Jn?, A. Aunis, J. Kals,
S.S.Nixon, S. Tryon, .1. G. liogan,
Samuel Nathan, W. Turtiiii, J. Grc>:orv,
1. L. Lewis, J. S-truiz, S. Gricsel,'
Frank Miller, E. Pe rson, M. S. Hammer,
Jam. Hnt'ii, H. H. Picrs<,n, L. K. Hammer,
W.H. Milir, 3. 11. Gerrish, B. Kozminsky,
C. McL'reary, J. r . Karnsworth, M. A. Bixter,
I. M. Hubl.ard, M. T. Brewer, D. Helkr.iardi,
O. P. Grjodhue, A. Eu-I, W. J. David,
F. W. Kratt, Dr. l> irt, W. 11. Davis,
11. If. Hartley, (J. P. D.d.'e, N. G. Curtis,
C. B Hoiuhioi,, J. G. Martinc, W. S'evcnson,
0. A. Yoerk, 1.. P. Martin, G. Taylsr,
J. A. Wo'dson, J. Ochsner, A. Meuter,
W. P. liiliman, H. Bennett, J. Wiseman,
E. C. Atkinson, T. J. Smith, W. Y'cwis,
F.Tracy, T . A. Upsou, G. Boyne,
G. W. Safl'.rd, S. Afh, M. 8. Cuahman,
Jutli;.' Saffoid, J. Hereof, C.Schwartz,
L. Wilsev, K. 11. Peitit, 1). M. Banies
L.Trs«r, J. M. Miliikin, aVlabiaa,
J. t>tt'ff«iip, G. i. Lyll<\ A. C. Hinkfon,
P. H Misscll, J. Botnha, W. KniKhts,
J. hfffertv, F. Cox, F. Williams,
W. D. S-t-lker, J.T.Carey, H. Steinman,
J. E. T. Pike, R. S Carey, M. A. Burke,
Dr. Mtobalt, John A. Turner, H. V. Denton
A. 1. Nichols, F. A. Shepherd, F. Grce-,
OL N. U»rtwe I, W. t, PtUrsun, F. 11. H.tehkiss
A. C. Tuft", S. Gaifiel-, B.F.Schwartz,
11. M. Lahue, E. P. Fijnr, W. i\ Yuhre,
J. McKsrlana, A. Filter, C. A. Cook,
J. H McKune, H. Eckhardt, G. f . Hansbrow,
W. Inicrain, A. Deimcrv, F. J». Mott,
J. ioaaaoo, W. Dwineil, J. C. Farley,
I>. JiAnston, N. H. Foster, Ur. Hu^hson,
G. S. Wait, L. Moiti.n, O. Hanson,
». Was erman, N. S. Nichol?, 11. Cx>k,
L. Hku», 11. Orth, O. Walther,
P. Dunlip. L. Neubourg, KoVrt Bern,
H. W. hart, C. L.ijes. H. Woinrich"
1 . K. Ames W. B.. rollers, 8. Roth,
J. N Y'oun?, V. Allen, J. M. Calvvn,
G. W. Yoaig, D. C. Allen, E. D. Prentice,
Dr. Tyrrel', H. A. Weaver, J. Reed,
I r. \\hito-, WPColcman C. N. ttevens,
E. P. Taylor, W.O. Butterfield, T. N. Cook,
E.T.Taylor, I>r. Cljjtiti. W. .1. Hamm,
A. C. S:iider, A. .1. Gardner, P. B. Brewtr.
L.K. Kichardion, W. D. Coirßto.k, A. Hi ilrjron,
G. Schoth, B, F. Bronuer, A. F. Htilbron,
A. J. Su-ver-fl, M. Levej, T. Harptr,
J. N. Pottar, J. i-kelton, C. E. Parsms,
A. H. Powers, J. F. Clark, .!. H.ipley,
Dr. EHxoa, J. F. Cxijier, H. Burnett,
T. M. .h.rry. J. A. Wilson, J. Meister,
h. . I. Mcrkley, J. T. Stol), J..1111 Boyd,
W. M. i.von, C. Plum, W. K. Strontr,
I). Lubin, E. M. Skaeir", D. Burns.
H. Weinuock, F. Mcckfessel, G. E. Bates,
J. I). L>rd, Dr. Bttap, G. O. Bates,
J. McClatchy, F. M. Campbell, I. B. K. Church,
W. F. .1 , - -i, J. K. Foster, J. Cocbran,
R. C. Irvine, C H. Krcbs, F. Fish,
F. Klebilz, H. C. W.od, J. F. Gorman,
R. Green, J. A. Seaman, J.D.Kent,
E.Jacl)-, J Conrad, T. J. Smith.
C. T. Jones, W. P. Kmery, W. McLviKhlin,
G.B.KatzeubtciD,(ieo. Gutb, O. K. (^uijrley,
h. Kutz.-n-ti.iu, J. Harney. L Stanley,
J. F. Alii =n, J. O. lUvit, J. J. Spiikcr,
F.. F. S rath, W. Bcckiuan, C. Spencer,
J. Oruhler, W. B. C. Brown, J. L. Skinner,
t M. Tracy, B. Welsh, J. Lc»is.
W. YoJej n!3-3t
PIONEER LIVERY STABLE.
T. D. 3CRTVKE Proprktei.
HACKS OS CAIX AT ANY HOUR.^^
'!»>• or niifhu t'onpee, PhactcnsT^Bfoi
tt^.-awaj-*, Baronchet, Buirjriec, with the <J ft*
bei.t rovlsteni to be found in any livery stable on
the 1 -.:-;*, for hire. : I- noa kept In li. cry at naaav
»b!e rales. Livery Stable on Fourth street, between
land J.
The Pioneer Box Factory
-MM Aheart »f all Csßßpetltora.
OOOVCB Om HOSS
coium
Wrtml asd M Streets S,rram.-a(«
nt-tptt
PIKE & YOUNG,
/^AKUIAGEMANUFACTUR- _«— _»
\_/- er?, tviier of Fourth and rjWHn.
I street*, Sacramento, have on
band the Urgeat assortment of T Ov*-^.Tilgy ~"
Cauiana, Waioaa and Boqiai to be found la Sacra
maati. Tliliii iliii »ITI aall it Tarr lnir nf
BUtgNESS CABPF.
M. H. PETTIT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKB 15
Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco, Cig
arettes, Pipes, etc Always on h&n 1 a full stock of
aU ciaesea of goods In my line. R. H. PKTTIT.
nfltplm
JOHN Cll£l
A SSAYEB AND CHZMI3T, No. 817 J STKEBT,
i). Sacntr.ccto, Cal. AU Asiayd uid Chaouct:
AnUytis accurately carried out at short notice and
moderate r»te«. M!ni»ir Property Sold and Gold
Purchased. Instructions giviu in B!ow-pip« Assay
ing. iSirto ros Cracrrjiß.) nilplm
MRS. ASSf*. Cstir.
iA/i L STREET, NE\K FOURTH (OPPO
~r\/l> site- Hotel Lingham)— t'loitkN V .«!•• lo
Urdir. thllliiK nail I lulu- a «|.'. < -i:.H>.
026-4plru
C. il. Kni t:» .» co..
TMPORTKRS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS.
X Glass, Varnishes, Brushes, Wall Pa[»er, Wax
r lower Goods and Picture Moldings, Painters' and
Artists Materials. Sole Agents for Averill's Mixed
Painta, building Paper. No. 128 J street, Sacra
mento, Cal. al-4ptf
JAMtS NcCriKE,
MANUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPXRS
Iron Doors, Jaii Cells, Shutters, Railings.
Gratings, Housework and B:scksmithing In gener\l,
No. 620 K street, between I'ifth and Sixth. Second
hand Dccis for sale. *u22-4pti
«S, CCTTEKBEXSEK,
TROS AHD ERAfiS FOCNOEfi AKl< Hi
I ch'.niai, ifront and N street*. Mauulacturar ol
Qutto&borger'a Uorue Fowere, Pi.te:.t Groan I K .I;;
i^d Clog Crashe. and Barley Mills. All kiril o.'
Flydraulio r^pc*. Tot Bale, Three Itlller Patent Hay
Pujaaa a. tl-tplm
A. H. SMITH,
«2 J STREET, PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gasfltter— Work done on the most approved
sanitary principles. sl-4ptf
E. I*. BU.UNGS a •»••.,
IMPORTERS AKD WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
for Dr. Jaffe's Celebmtod Cinchona Bitters ; also,
agents for Litton Springs Sellrer Wator, Soncm*
county, California. No. 11l K street, between Fourtl
"^dyitth au2ii-tplm
H. r. ROOT. ALII. KKILaOM i. DIUSUO^.
Koor, .neilsox a co.,
UNION FOUNDRY -IRON AND BKASi
Founders and Machinists, Fron'. utrett, Vo
tween N and O. Castings and Machinery of avert
description made to ord«jj. au-inplm '
n. i :■.:»:►;-.
C-IONTRACTOR AND BUILDER-SHOP, No 611
j Oak avenue, between J and K, Sixth and Sev
cnth Btrefi-). Sacramento, Cal. Estimates fur
nished for a . Linda of work. Stores ani oftloes
fitted np. »uS-4plci
18M. F. FUBTKK. tMK.
IJOOKBLSDER, PAPUR-RULEP. AND BLA.NK
Book ManuTactorur, No. 310 Jstrect, between
Third Mid Fourth, Sacramento. tmiO-iv'J
i. A. < > .f. ■ •;,
<<ACKAMENrO BOILER AND IRON WOTiS.o,
v?5 I iitroct, betv,eeii Frost »nd Second, &:ita
r«outo. Manufacturer of Stc^m belief j, Siiewt Bo •
Wort, ots. Also, all kinds of lie' airing. Ch*n t - ji
Portable Ucllen fron. Wood to B*am 3urnc.-3 a
fp«c!atv' au.)-ti<:t
t. OiRL». I. i. 0.-U.LT.
ClKti A CKULY.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDKKS, ARE PRE-
Vy pared to do a'l kinds of u- jrS in theii lln?, (t
city or country. Principal placo of busincr^, Sarra
meito. Shop, No. 1111 Se=o::d street, hetweeu »'
aa L. Poatoffice Bex, No 410, Sacmmcnto.
auIS-jptf
lOIIS BLOSS A to..
DEALERS, CORNEK OF IBfIOT iJJD I
ftrecta. Oighest prico J;r Uidea, Sh^-?-
Pelsi and Tallow Butchers Buppllcd with Ball
raj>ar, latest improved Sotisage Vichlnea, Stuffen
l-irj Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns m«i<» ha
all cr,usis.-nmeita. al2-Spti
"attorneys' at ~law.~
tR«TK L. Oil \*e\,
A iTORNE If -AT-LAW— OFFICE, FIFTH 81
aetwpai I and J. Rcsidenco, No. 2071 street.
hotwf<-n ScvTOth^nd Eighth. nlO-4rln>
H. 3. IHATTT. W. B. BKATTY. ADAM BRAV. ".
BEATTY, BE.ITTI- <ft BEATTT,
A TTORNEY.S-AT-IJVW, WILL PRACTICE IS
J\_ Fedc-il and State Courts of California «.nj
Nevada. Ointa : Capital Knik Building, ornct
Fourth and J street.' ni 4ptl
O. ■. BATHS. A 0. rRXIUAii.
i ;:: :."; ;n wt i,i - .
T AWYEKS— OFFICE, NO. 916 FIFTH STREET,
between I and J, Sacrauento, Cal. au27
OHAS. I. JOXBS. B». H. VAKTU.
JOXFS A NinTIN,
\ TTORNEYS-AT-LAW, NO. 607 I STREKT, EX.
J\. tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacnunc to.
iiu^i-iplm
T. B. M.F4JUAKD.
A TTORN2Y-A\ -L\Y; ■ OFFICE, NOUTDEAST
con-or of J and g , ;id strtwte. Ecjidenco, H
f.rcet, bitweon Rbmbib and Sixteenth. a9-irlir
; ■ nw^ !
•P. W«»^,
DENTIST, tjriXN'3 P.riLDINQ,
northeot comtr Fourth n> .1 .t^CSSS?
streets. ArtiOdal Teeth taMrted on n'l^-UlCxr
basest. Imppivel Li*iutd J.itruui* Oxide (Jas for
painlePH ■xuaulloß of u** th. au2s-tf
w. n. u;«i., it. t>. *..
r»ICm3T, NO. 60S J S'-TtEET, BE-^afr!ge^
tstcjn Sliih i.r.d Seventh, SacrrjDe'itoAe^EfSr
all-4plm
h. h. rir.at.ox.
r \ KNTIST, 415 J STUEET, BK rWXIS *»^^r»
|_> !'"Crth w<i Fifth, fiacramenUi Art.; ff«E5J2"*
flcikl Tc-.th inserted cu Gold, Vulcanits^-TOTTr
and r.ll b.ts-a. N lioaa Oxide or Lauching G&s ad
mir'ii{«red for pa'nlt-« -<rtr*ctlou e^f iptl, anU-lm
F. F. i I ••:;•■ :■.
■TVENTI3?, NO. 527J J STftKI.T. pr^a±
betneen Fifth and Sixth. auEl 4p"m'^<3J33y
ftVJk. BKL-JK4 A ■UlllaiWlJ.
DENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNEK^p-gSfc.
of Seventh and J streets, in Bnte's ffjizS.
new building, tip stairs. Teeth extracted^'XCSS'
without pain by tho ueo uf iaiproved liquid Nl;rn-.«
Oxido Gas. au'6-4plm
PgIHTOLAHS AHD SUBBEONS
DK. A. E. BRUNB,
/GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY O»
XJC Beriiu, Germany, and of the Medical Colie^a Of
the Pacific, San Francißco. Office and (aaldasea,
621 .• street, between Kifth aad Sixth, SacrameiUo
Office hours, B to 11 a. m., 3 to 5 and 7 to S r. il
nl3-tf
WALLACE A. BRIG«H, M. ».
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, N0. 21? J STREKT,
Sacramento.
(9 to 10 P. M. )
Offlre IJonrs j { 2 to 4 p. m. J- nl2»p*.l
(7 to Bp. . )
os. um,
T>HYSICTAN AND SURGEON. -OFFICE AND
J[7 Residenc:, No. 3"3 J Street, between Ihird
Fourth. Hiurs : Hto*o A. M., oto 6 and 7toBp. v.
Office of City Superir .end .nt of Public ScLocls ut
same place. ns4m;r.
HISS 1., J. Ulllix,'.. M. D.
_rwFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NATHAN BUILD.
V_F ing. coruer Seventh and I Btreets. Office
Uonrs— 8 to9A.li; 12 m. to 3, and Cln 8 r. M. n-Mf
W.K. KIXEBY BKieG9. M. D.,
OCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FCK
Disawwsof thoThioat. O3ic«, 420J J street,
corner of Fifth, over S»cr-im«-nto Bank, Sacrsmttto,
Cal. U.-ure — 9°30 to 12 A. u.~. 1 to tr. i SondayL—
»:30 t.i 11 a. k.: 1 to 4 p. ::. sltf
BK. nATCU,
/"kFFR'E, 84 1 STREET-OFFICE HOUR3 t
A. a., and 12:30 to 2 p. u. sl-tt
W. A. BFUU^On. M. ».,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offlcs, southwost corner of Seventh i)id J
streets, in 8.-yte's new building, up Jtairs. Rest
decce, southeaet comer of Seventh and N rtroet?,
Sacramento. Oflice hours : Ito S xnd 6toBr. M.
auS5-4plJn
»». If. H. BALDWI.I,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
corner A Second and K streets. May be found
nt hia office at all hours, except when professionally
engaged. au2B-lm
DK. NIXOX.
/-\FFICE AND RESIDENCE. M STRFCT BE
t f tween Ninth and Tenth, N05.918 and 920. Will
vMt the Railroad Hospital dally at 9:30 A. M. Offic*
hours— B to 9 a. n.; Ito 8 p.m.. and evenluK* ault-lm
PHOENIX MILLS,
CEO. SGHROTH & CO., PROPRIETORS,
SACRAMENTO, CAL.,
Manuf ictui era of finest brand o
NEW PROCESS FLOUR
ALSO. CORN MEAL, CRACKED WHEAT
Oatmeal Buckwheat and Graham Hour.
Dl-4pW
BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.
fTHIE ABOVK WELL KNOWN SUPERIOR
JL MONTE DIABLO COAL, the most economical !
that can be used f-r stearr., ta for sale in lot* to suit. :
at Black Dbmoni Landing, Contra Coata county, I
ind at Um offlo* ot tha Ooaipany.lonthaaat oone
ol Folaom and Spear ctnata. Ban Francisco.
P. B. CORNWALL,
aT-tl Pnaldaßi B. D. C. M C
_JI^OjILLANEOUS, _
Baker & Hamilton,
SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRANCISCO
IMPORTERS AND MANUF ACTU HERS OF
AORSCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINES, ETC.,
AGENTS F O IS THE
Mollne Steel Plows, Gale Chliled. Iron
Euteka Gang Plows, " flows,
Gorbam Combined H<^v Collins' Cast Steel
Boeder and Cultl- Plows,
U^ow's. CulUvat, IlOn PIOWS>
ore, .^a^BHßfcS >o^ P?v Corn SneUers - Feed
Seed Prills. Fan Kills. . £ o*w e'r s^Ya^i
Cider Mills, Etc. ■- -^^SSKs-*- ■" Wagons,
Kaclne Sprics Wagons, Fish's Carriages and Bugsieß, Benlcla Agrlcnllaral Works
Spring Wagons.
■ I A nntlC; P^l^" m XaiiH, Shovel?, Axes, Rope, Screws, Bolts, Powder, Capa, Fuse
UnHlßUliiUr I Ouns, H..se, Uelting, R,,lts, Cutlery, Cartridges, Handles, tiivcts.
il rlllt/ If I !f. OUI Coa1 ' sud . Baling Wire, 1 fuin Fence Wiro, Barbed Fence
*V ire, etc. au'23-4ptf
LEGAL^JfOTJCEST "|BAILBOADS t "STOAMEBS, ETC,
PROBATEJMOTICE. CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CA,.i
fornia, county of Sacramento. I" the matter fcmmencliis Monday, May 15, 188S
of the Estate of JulIN P. SCOTT, daeaaMd.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the Sttt day asd nsriL ?i ktiirr sottci,
of NOVEMBER, 188-2 at 10 o'cKk a m .;i«id.y, TSAIXS AHO BOATS WILL LEAVE SACR*J(E»rro
I and the Court-room uf eaid Court. ttbeOoon-booaa, ami • — »™
in the citv of Sacramento, eooatj f Baaaßwato, follows.
and State of California, have Iki. ." i, ijoii.ud as the ix'^K A. M.— (Suudays execpted)— Acccnimo
time and place for proving the ariU of said JOHH *»•■.•■ dation Train to liarysviils, Red BluC a.T.
P. SCOTT, deceased, and for hear'.' g the applici- R«ldinß.
tion uf ALICE SCJTT for the issuance to her i.f ft* I A A. M.— {Sundays exceptedV- San Fran
lettars testamentary thercoi.. *• *■ v Cisco Passenger Train via Benicia. Second
Witness my hand and the seal of s*id Court, this class Passenger Cars attached.
Bth day of NOVEMBER, 1882. 'i'ihfi A. Jl.— (Dally)— C. P. Emigrant Trala to
[SRAL.J THOS. H. BEKKKY, Oerk. UITO Ogden.
By W. B. Hamiltos, D.uuty Clerk. i"UTI A ' M.— (Daily>— C. P. Pacißc Express. \\t>
Grove L. Joh.nsuk, Attorney for lMitioner. • *" u Benicia, for San Francisco.
1,0 td lA'ilA *• "• — (•"■ w SOQn thereafter an prac-
»V«VW ticable— Sundays exceptod)— Steamer foi
_^ _ , — — _ - •■-<>—- r- h Sau Fr-.ncihc., touching at al! way port*
KFiIL UnluTtOn en tne Sacramento river.
n^UbHlfiM I IWIli IJ.4JS A. M.-(SußdayB exc<; P ted)-Passer.« s i
***'*'■* Train for Woodland, Williams and Wil
lows.
TO THE HONORABLE TUB BOARD OF Sf- i1 1 j© A ' *.-fl>ally)- San Francisco Pawonarer
Vrvisors of the County of BaaaaMrto . The '* V g»J* ?Fn£? 1 * . fhr '£%"%%'
.titi'on of the unsigned respectlu.ly «K« aud gj*" 'S^nofSEaS.*^^
he is the holder . « ™.cr of UIH to. Sp^So^ I^^' B^
and is the owner of thit body i f mmo »nd over- iZS > L'»££ Xni K <■ iiTi
N.. R. 3 K., Mount 1.i.i1.10 B M aad Hat Idton, iad r^t ? ai .1 Ore'^'l ltod-li^
9S%.iS»SV»STtSJSK: : 5 ■:;!« tts±±!S! *™"*«--
-5V W. 21.01 chs ; thence S. 33" ES' W. 3S 40 chs.; » a. » p h -Jiwi-ur P At'« v tr^rr^
thence. S. WO5 t 21.15 chs to the place of be- . «OO £ cllfakf K^no"^. fan i VirS' 1^
iriniilue. contoluius eighty (.«■) acre*, b-umr a Jnw- Battle Mountalu (Aurtii.) PaSaS
4 N., R. 8 E.. Hotmt Diablo base and meri.uan ; A TOWNI! General Maraeer
&&S"£2s STAKi^UI S T - IJ^randTieket A^nt
part of Swamp Lam! Survey, No. 510, of Sacramento •—
"a^SWlh. tn» meridun, magnetic vari- 880^111^10 & FIaCSrVHiS EallTOad.
ation 10" iW E.
Second Ilmt a'.! of said land is situated in the T7T -» ■ — ; - « 1 - 1 ".!r"«BBliE!
cou ity of Sacra m.r.i to, and all of it has been soldi WWP-4W- «^jtfn"* a ffi > ai||{caajp,-.i
M TISd-m?S3"^iy-ol land i, .uHTtible of Ca a^d After Monday, An S n»t :. ISB3.
one mode of reclamation, and is capable of au ind, - j ukt:l pupthbr KOTirs,
r-ende-.it recamation, and of a ratlaniirinn i"'c j y n:i!a 7ml botween Sacraia c nu> «ud Shingle
pendent cf any Swamp Lind or Ifeol«lmt1on Dis- Spring as follows: °-" 1 *" :
trict heretofore organized. M __ M _ - , Lcsve Sacraaiento for Folacm, Latrobe
Fourth— That be, the said undersigned, desires to and g n ingle Springs . 8-00 *w M
reclaim the same, and propose to form a district Lej ve Sacrunento for Folio-n 4-C0 Pa!
tor tne reclamation of the eame. Le ave shingle Springs for Latrole Fol-
Fiith That said land is owned entirely by him, som and oacrr mento 11-30 A M
the uaderoiiriied, and he desire* to reclaim the same, Lea Ve Latrobe f or Folsom and Sacra
and to manage- the reclamation thereof, williout tho mento. . 121° P M
intervention of trmtees or the establishment of by- Lcay,, Y o ] mm f or Sjcramen'to! .'.'..'.'.'". .' 7 ; 60 a' m'
laws, and he intends i to und-.'rtake the reclamation Leave FoUom for Sacramento llf> P M
of said lands upon his own responsibility mr2-tf J. B. WRIGHT, 'superintendent
Sixth — That said la'ids are' situated within Eecla- — - —
mation District No. 3, and the lands of said Dis- n 3nT-rlnn X nr-J I -.i-x^n —*- »
trict 80. 3 have not been reclaimed, and he, the fuP rOrtiaila 1110 /lStOriS (G?B20li),
said undereignei, desins to have the hereinbefore- * a '
desciibedb.dy of land set off from such Dis:rict JT»HE OREGON* RAILWAY AND
No. 3. ... . J. Navigation Company and Pa- ,-:f""^'^_
Whereforo, tbe undersi^ind prays your bonrrable c ;fl c Cojgt stcurr.ship (Joaipany will^/"^- IT H*
bodytojrant the prayer of r.is petition, to deter- (Uspatch from Spear street wharf for t te ' ! W^S l *
mine that its statements are correct, to make an the above ports, otso of their New Al Iron Bteam
ordcr approving the eame, and to do all such other ghips, viz ;
matters and thingii as may be necets.iry to carry out «_-._„,,, „ ,_ _ .. _
Mill aMinanf imirrmrHninr and tho nquirements : . «"«■"» »« Hip FnclOc. Coinmhla, State of
0 { )aw (LaUforida nan Oregon.
Dated October IS, 1652. HUSKY lIEBD. ,,.„„ „.„„
it 3;\iLi \Jt j'A ii) *
State of California, county of Sacamento- -ss. Kovemotr 3, 8, 11, 15, 18, 22, 25, 29
Henry Hehb, being >iu!v sworn, says that he is the And fulling Wednesday and Saturday,
person meatiom-d in :hc forcs:":iig petition, and the , , ■ Jl
onn who signed tho ■ um , and that the fame is true A- 10 o clock A. M.,
of his own kiniwluage. HENRY lIKI'.i;. Connecting at Portland, Or., with Steamers ai<d
Subacribcd and nea to baton me, October lb, keilroads and their cnniiectirg Stßgo-lines for a I
1882. points li. Oregon, Washington and Idaho Territorlu .
[?eall FBASK D. UYAN, British Co'umbia und Alaeka.
Ciurt Commissioner, Bacrameßto crm-ity. State of Ticket Office: Jio. 214 Montgomery stro<t.
California. c2\vul,s, 15,22,23 GOODALL, PE3KINS s CO., Agents,
— -_..'■■' Ro.lßlfarkal atnat, Baa i ; r. ■:•,-.,
Z^Sl^ 4±— MARKETS.
GCLL' LAWK =
or G. PHlt. UARTtIAW,
Dr\ rvi io- e r»/-v /"iriestal market and steam sausage
■ KJ. iXiiiL.CS UC WWaj \J Manufactory, No. 41. > K street, between Fourth
and r'lfih (opposite Metropolitan The»Ur), dealer in
SACKAMENTO Fresh Meats, all kinds of fausages, Hams, etc. Or-
ders froai the country swlidted and promptly at
> 'iiTKE> KTATU i»F.i'«^tl »BK. te-ndfd to. n 2-tf
«««-«• JACOB ABNOLD,
tonaou, »+*+ m B L 2S?S SeVon'd SS^J^Si^»
Berlin, Frankfort-on-Maic, \ienna, St. PeKTjuurg, wholesale and retail, at lowest market .2r7*-»
Cope-jhagm, BtaeOolm, Christiam, Amettrdam, ra te9, the finest of Sugar-cursl Hams, Breakfast
Antwerp, Geneva, Ve.iice, and all of the principal D i CO n F sh uidere, Pickled Huns and Pork, Mess
cities of Kurope. .. i Pork, Spare Ribs, Pigs 1 Feet, P.irk Sausage, Lard,
This Bank has corrcspnndei.ta in Mexico. South i etc Also, choicest Fre=h lieef, Veil, Mutton, Lamb
Amciea, West lndi.s, Australia, II -n< lulu, and all etc . Highest price paid iu cash fur Bt-ef Cattle!
pßrts of the world, uud 6po.:iiJ facilities for uU« HogSi sheep u j Lambt. 03-4ntf '
collecttona. sel2-4l>tf — = — i
T _. c - WEISEL & CO,,
atJfqSßl^ V TH 8 C^A^S I^UTCHERS AND PORK.PACKERS, JM
Sugar-cured Hams, Pickled Hams, Breakfast Uaeoc,
0N Shoulders, Clear P,>rk, Mess Porn, Lard, Corned
. . __ Bc ef, Pigs' Feet, Pigs 1 Headj and Spare Ribs. Also,
€3" '-.'• .iSk. -K, -ft«S extra fine Pork .Sausage. s5-4ptf
w wahkboi>-,«.c otijeu AiPßovts* THE rIfsEST MEATS
K«ri Kir* t~\* ALL KINDS, IN THK CH Y. <^ r «f^V>F— ,
\J and at Lowest Prices, fill fTJH ~=&i
AT LOTTSBT HARKXI BATES) BY ?*<?* be found at '.he Metr.p.Htan
Market, of CONKAD BCHJEPP, South- * u <*■
r* t• •« - -ij. T"J 1 wcst Corner of Twelfth and E stte-ets. Meata de-
I !<l 11 Ti fm X X I T ll kOTW UveroJ iu al pirts of the city at all times.
UalUUlllla 0 Daiili, »ui».«,.i ro
BMt/USSTD CAUFO3MA.
zir^^^Z'T' ' ZZ_: r ' er|^ Terry
I«K^Bja^alafc^^r1 «K^Bja^alafc^^ r ? l ßttiMJay^ir!^^^Bfcjfc-S~- . •." * " F- %T^ "'
Thb great sweifle cures that Isatkaoaf disease, . ESTABLISHED 1553.
g "5f JP H[ S Xl I S SUCARPISE.REDWSOD.CRECON&TRUCKIEPIHf,
WhelUcr la it. ITimar,. S<rondary or At Wholesale and BeUil, and
Trillary Mase. j Wanaractarcd to Order at Ibc Mills of lh<
Removes all tn.c-8 oi Mercur,- bam tl.e 'ystcm Company.
cares S.T<fuH, nil i..r.--, U.-iny .li m, K.-. Algo D n Windows, Blin. 1 .?, Shakes, fchinglcs,
ama, C.tarrh, or any I ,-d DiHan. Eoli and Tim.
nntat mu uwr ircnci rmi ■
M.M.VKRX (Ark.), Mat 2, 1881. MAIN YARD AND OFFICE,
Wo have cases in our town who live'd at Hot -ar ir»i -» « 3 ei. •»»•
Springs, and wore linally cured with S. S S. j JMO. idiU beCOH(I btl'eOi, lieftf M.
_M 1 CAMMON & MURr.Y. | BKANCH Y.V..D, '
We have sold l.^t^ieTX^ g a^ear. C «™« ™«* tSga,"— *• «*
It has (Ivan uni>er»il sat fiction. FairminJed j
physicians n>w naonasaod it a positive specific, aaaa^ m^^!*^^n±m±m.i ■ iaw.»«a» a"»
S. MAWSS'IELD S CO. ■""■S^'JI- JU[r V? A*^ 9
— — - w. FRANK KiLJK.-T\,
lot I'VM.I.K (Kv.), May 13, 1881. ——.--»» 1
S. S. S. h>« given batti r batisf action than any i; WHDEIZIT£IEXaH,
medicine 1 have ever sold. J. A. FLtX.NER.
tr*. I*ll r«wrth it., bet. J mm* BU
Dixvr.it (Col.), May 2, 1551. i
Every purchaser speaks iu tho highest terms of I Aliraji a oetF^leU ttock la otar*. Ooratry B
L. MEISSETEB, oraaw reoalTe pn»ti»)t aUenUou. >1 *aln> I
S. S. S. cored me of Scalp Sore?, Sores in Nostrils ;
and r:irs, after everything known to the medical ' •■HBi""""'" I"*■■•'■^■'™1 "* ■■•'■^■'™^ aie?^* a " lie: **
profesaion had fiiUd. Three monhj have passed f"RITZ & MILLERj
I since 1 quit taking S. S. S. ; there is no symptoms of j ivirariki IX4
the disease remaining; lam permanently cured. It ' miimmM.
stands, unriyalei for Blo.^ bi-eaaes -T^rTICR IH ODD FELLOW? TKMPLIt.
JNO. S. TAbGVnT, balamanca, N. \. ■■ jg^ Md K gtreete. eomrJato rtock
... , j . „. , . I of UNDtl'-TAKCRS* GU.XD3 OkURAa'Jy on
About four or five wetks ago I was afflicted with c^. »n d ogantry orders pretaatly aV
a vcr>' aggravated typu of Blood Disease. I c.-m- teadad to <iy or n!«ht, it reasonable rates, '^l
menced u-in_- v S. s., and after taking the first bot- >^^^ a ---^ j- i a : jULJ-LI _m lu - tt 3j^m|
tie felt so much relieved that I bought five more, j - —&—.■- —^- - -~^m
and um glatl to say, afl> r using four of them, that I • o«BjKB«3B0BBmHBDBEaBBBS3t
am entirely • uri-l, previouslv having been under . • ■ v-PMIf VJI
medical advice for several ninths. o< * tnmt " l i
C. O. KATCLHT, Richmond, Va. UmMj Corsner n«t CBdert&ktrr,
Ha»ND>aTad «• Ne s>o i street, bet. Fifth uj
If Yon Wlsb, We Will Take Yonr Cane, Stxta. Ahwuri on htal a lam assortment of
i<> l.i- Piilfl fur mli.-m fn-.-.i llttallie aod Wociec CuhtU, Burial Cr«e« am!
lo be Paid Tor «hen «nred. g btmiliwrMt9ll uad p^mi Wre**;.
Write for Partlrnlars. Pnasrcd. OoSa ordsro will reeeiT* promr*
Sl.:< o Reward wi 1 bo paid to any chemist atttitwa cr. tiior: not'.oo trri at the-Jowegt rates.
who will find, on analyrii 100 bottles S. B, B_ one BVSaMKBHaMVBHaHBsnHaIBVSBVBB^BHaw
p»ricle of Mercury, lodide Po-issiurn, nr any Mia-
eral substance. SWIFr SPECIFIC Cu., Propiu , VWfaTr— WMI. I mm— — T
Sold by drujgUtsevarywhere. Atlaata, G». i R. H. EY L : S
WTO^Oa^JSSaai*.
MATHET fAYLDS' l .. t ' >fn !!:_
Used for over 23 years with great rnccess by the _ _-. . -
rbyoriin« of Paris, New York and Lond^. and SaCraiDBi)t^) Pliinili" jMlil.
surerior to all others for the prompt cure of all " '
i cases, recent or of lon« standing Put up only in AS n AND BUND FACTORY, COiNKR OI
! Glass Bottle* containing 64 Capsuloa, each. Price 75 Q Front and Q ttreeta, Sacramenio
j J^n»»ta» them tba cheaperf CapsuJe, in the wlßd . wl> BUmdf #
! P»i«redbyf| ■ tAMVTT VIM s'■ ' Fai!»b ot all kinds, Window Fnmea. Molding! tl
! ft LKkrivl' il UV II I LVpverv eTery.!i»»cription, and Turninr.
MEDICAL
Bn^i-Fi^HO st T r«SthV- e . - :
n,*^^lr l^S&l I \ Kemedj ami N»rve
■l!iw' : '''"'^XVJll TOSIC is the lcjriti
'£Uß t* ' j^V U mate result of over
'••■■. flMps>> - V iStr'CS vv twrat -y years of pr»/:.
■yJSf^- M'fK tical experience, and
■ $■»& 'TiMW CURES WITH UN-
RlVlb *JRn FAILING CERTAINTY
[jm "■T/r™T*nli Nervous and Physics
n h i JpWO^ifl Ik Debility.Seminc; Wt-ak.
tllllU^EijAlr neMt Bp<:™»torrh<Ba,
"^TTCmaVi— f L ' ' ! — Impotency,
Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline and LOSS
«F MOlKioii, i n hi: Uh eocupllraClons,
and from whatever cause produced. II
enriches and purifies the Blood, btreu^theus the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties. It
stops any unnatural debilitatinz drain upon the
system, preveutini; involuntary Tosses, debilitating
dreams, seminal losses with the urine, etc., BO
destructive to mind and body. It is a sore
eliminator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
PLAINTS. It contains no injurious ingredients.
To (nose Mnfrrrlng from the evil effects
of youthful Indiscretion)) or «—;.<•-•<-*, a
Mircrty, Iboroaeh !tnd permanent I! BE
I» «.i 4H t>Tl'tr:i». Price, !*■> TM per bottle,
or five bottles in case, with full directions ana
advice, $10. Sent secure from observation to any
address upon receipt >l price, or C. O. D. To be
hail only of
DR. C. D. SALFIELD,
216 Kearny Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
Consultations strictly confidential, by letter or at
office, FREE. For the convenience of pitients, and
in order to insure perfect secrecy, I have adopted a
private address, under which all packages are for
warded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient to show its merit, will b« sent to an one
applying bj letter, stating his symptoms and a^e.
Communications strictly confidential.
ORTSPTIiEVTGO:,
OF NO. II KEARNY. ST., SAN FRANCISCO,
Treat all Chronic and Special Diseases.
YOI'NG MEN
Yl7" 110 MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
\ T effects of youthful follies or indiscretion
will do well to avail themselves of thin, the greatest
boon ever laid at tnc altar of sufferim; humanity.
DR. SPINNEY win guarantee to forfeit *500 for
every* case of Sumii al Weakness or Private Disease
of any kind or character which he undertakes and
fails to cure.
NIDDLE-ACED MSA.
Thf re are many at the ajre of thirty to sixty who
are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the
bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting o
miming sensation, and a weakening of the system
in a manner the patient cannot account for. On
examining the urinary deposits a ropy sediment
will often be found, and sometimes smail particles
of albumen will appear, or the color will be of a
thin milkish hue, again chantpng to a dark and
torpid appear nice. There are many men who die
of this ditliculty, ignorant of the cause, which is
the second stage of seminal weakness. Dr. S. will
(.Tiarantee a perfect cure in all such cases, and a
healthy restoration of the genito-urinary organs.
Office hours— lo to 4 and 6to S. Sundav, from 10
to 11 A. M. Consultation free. Thorough examin
ation and advice, 35. Call or address
UK. Sl'IWrV «t CO.,
Nu. 11 Koarny street, San "rancisco.
P. S — For private diseases of sboit standing, a
full course of medicine, sufficient for cure, with
ail instructions will bo sent to anv addrw? for 810.
au-28 4pstawMl WThFtf
TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
DMEBOFSTISPENSABJ,
633 Kearny street, San FrancMco.
"=*k Established in 1854, far
// : '>sV * ne treatment cf Sexual
vi /r^r^~^ .'Qt\ an d Seminal disease*,
r3/'X">-~ - '*? * such as Gonorrhea, Gleet.
F.^LySj. dJ^Tff' T&A Strictures, Svr-hiiis in all
£'^&5 ?%Zr&<-*-. ''s forms, Seminal We&k-
S'*if-[ -. "" tr. ..; new, Imp .ten v, >k!a
.' ■ * ? S^S I*'"* 38 * 8 , etc., pei-ma
--Vv ' -Si-mloal Weahnei*.
jL^WHJK^^ i *>, - ; ,*. ' * jj minal EmUslons, the
■, r " conatquenctiofrteif-abuse.
ilitary vice or de
■* K olSSsSS^SS&io'; >"S^ I c-* i-; praved sexual indulgence
la practiced by Ihe youth "of both sexes to an almost
unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty
the followin? train of morbid tymptoms, nulen
combated by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenance, dark spots umKt the eve?, x»ain in the
head, ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling of
leaves and rattling of chariots, un a*: ness aboui the
loins, weakness of the limbs, confuse-1 vision,
blunted intellect, lose of confidence, ditfidence in
approaching strangers, a dislike to form new ac
quaintances, disposition to shun Booiety, 1038 oi
memory, hectic Hushes, pimples and various erup
tions about tho face, furred tonguA, fc-tid breath,
cough?, consumption, night sweats, nionomauii an-1
frequent by insa"ity.
(I KK» AT HO«E.
Persons at a distance? may be cured at horae bj
addressing a letter to DR. 0 1 BiiON. stating case,
svmpnnis, icM'.'tl. of time the di'»>i«e h->* couiinued
and have modicincs p«ouiptly forwardtd, free froa
damage anA curiosity, to aoj* part f tho country
with full ail plain directions. l!y inclosing ten
dollars iu refistered lettor, through the Postofßce
or through V*lls, Fargofit Co., a package of medicine
will be forwafcled to any part of tho Union. Please
say you Baviithis advertisement la tho Rkorb-
Union. AddSss. DR. J. F. C1!PBO:V
Ja^4-4ptfJ:BY Box 1907. S?±i rtinciino. '..
THS BR|AT ENGLISH BBMDY
P?- , \ l A';iW(WSS''' a "^'er-?: : :i".>.- cure
L-e>--a>S«JJ^B f-r NVrv oiu D .l.aty.Ex.
' .. V - *^SB l|iUite ' J VitiHtv, Scm-
v v 1 ' We»!nci3, Spar-
F'~ i> •■» 'Y^\T' J!ltorrt ' o: *' O!<1 ■»■•
dffi;; ;* ij'ii'ciil, Impotency,
ES\i I'*^ K/) i'i*i"alyj<is, raid all the ter
-I^2 1U ''"P^t ■yp'nblou?ect.i of self-abuse,
tlr\ y '*"^s^Aa 'j&34 youthful follies and ex-
L»*, > ;i »Tt^fcs^Bce«»eB in mature years—
, ', - 1 /. -T -% H^Su® sucn Lo3s rl Memory.
C' ».-• */v — .■J\-%V>fc r 3Lai!Bitnde, Noctiu*naJ
MM«S>--c' ! «gBa^iiT gnnwimiui. Aversion to
Society, Oiniiic ii ( V:.:. n. Noises in the Head ; th«
vital tluSd pftjfiit; unobserved in the uri:ie ? and
r. a- v nih< r dUu.ika that lead to Insanity and death.
Ur. ~1 i\ t t Y.i who is a rrgui&r pbyslciau (trrad-
Data ol tlie l*n;v«nty of Pcungylvania), will agree
to forfeit Five ■nntireri l>i>llar» for a rase of
this kin.l ihe V«Tal ScKSTKK « fIVE (under hit
special advice an J 1 treatment) wi!i not cure, or for
anything impure »r injurious foutid in it. k»H.
tllNilt treats al Private Diseases eucce«fully
without mercury. CooxlllUitlon free. Thor
ough examinatior, id advico, including analysis of
urii:e, $J. Price ■/ Vital Krsloraltvr, S3 »
bottle, or four tin fs the quantity, 9)0 : sent to
iny address upon r ceipt of Drice, or C. O. D., se
cured from observation, and in private name If
deslrcJ, by A. » MI.\TiF., M »., >o. 11
beirny »lrr.-i, 4KB tr«arl«n, Chl.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREr. 1
will be sent to an> dpj applying by lettor, etatlr-g
svmptoms, s-;s and afci\ Strict secrecy iu rogard to
all buHinces transac'LliliH.
nit. KJNTlfc'* RJD^F.Y KEHEOT, XS
PHBF.TH I 5!, earn »'.! k-i.d.- of Kidney an
Bladder Complaint*] Oonorriußa, (-lc '.ix :•. -orrhiea
!'iT sale by _il DrotKWa: Jl a bof. o ; six bittie
for $F>.
pk. .Ti!\TBE - * BAjn»nuea rm.^ ?.™ tu«
bc»t and ci:-: M^t I>l>l*> 1*»»;A a«ni ISlLian
cure'ii the niari*< t. Fit falo by all Dragffteta,
EIRE, OSABT & CO., Sacri.Tncn'o, 'Wbo'esato
ujcntj ni9-«iily.yo%wl> Wg
I/IT A R
Or. Ricora-s VI I ML Rsstorallr*
HAS EF.rX INDORSED BY THE '«*—»
OF PAKIH, FRANCE, tested over a half a
w:tury ?jj a Bpwllc for Nervous ar.d Ph; «:cJ De
bility, Lc*9 ot Marly Vigor, etc C<intiii:3 no Pho*
phorus, Cai.th.ridus, or any other Mans. Pro
ducts no reaction and !s rermanept n effect. Of
Lcvassr, Parij, and J. A. BAl'tK, Druggist, Sol«
Agcr.t for tie Pacific coast, Wl p.at ■■•..-cct, 3AK
JKOfCISCO. !!,«« .>f 100 111*, S3; 40C,
Saat by mail. Inclose atan-T) for clescripth o cir
cuUrs, v.ith ustimocUls and symptom?. Goi.-jlim
nas private pnpnrfary >Uu|< af*k monofrram 0
. U. S ir 14tf-*»wl»tv t> '.-. .3
NERVOUS^ DEBILITYi
A CtBE GMKAJVTEEIt.
f\E. E.C - ESrSNF.RVCANDT!RAIN TREAT
l_P MENT.— A spr-ciflc for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Convulsions, Nervous Ucmliiohd, Mental Depression,
Loss of Memory, Spermatorrhcea, imiKitcncy, Invol
untary Emi-sioim, I'rcmaturo Old Age, caused by
over-exertion, self-ebuso, or over-iunulgence, *hich
leads to ml^eiy, decay and death. One box will cura
recent cases. Each box contains one month's treat*
ment. One dollar a 1 ox, or six boxes 'or five dollars
Sent by mail prepaid on recoiot of price. We
guarantee six boxes to cure rny c«e. With each
order received by ns for wx boxes, accompanied
with five dollars, we will send the purchaser out
written guarantee to return tho mm.ey if the treat
ment docs not effect a cure. Guarantees i^suel
only by KIRK, OEARY & CO., Driuifista, Sacn.
meiito, OaL Orders »•/ mail at lieguiar Price.
d7-4o
asoct;iri£s ) "LiogOKbr"u?o;
ATMORE'S MINCE MEAT
ASD
PLUM PU:DNG!
SOLD BV
JE». EC. BT7 85T.1.1.,
Mo. 719 J ulreet [au-22-lml. ■ .faeraniento.
VVILCOX, POWERS & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE LIQUOR
Dealers.
WO. M>6 K STREET.. .[nl-«ptJi.... SACRAMENTO!
ESNER BROS n
f MPORXF.RS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS DJ
1 WI>M AM) LI4IUOKB.
Noa. 116 and 118 K atre*t, between Front and Sec
ond, Sacramento. m2S-4plm
ROLLER SKATEBT~~ -d » *
AND OTHER NEW INVBiTmRt^ a»
>\ tioos. Vt IF.STEK A €0., •St/ HU.
No. 17 New Montgomery street, r^JT < *fesß
Sao Franciaco, Cal. i.o lm " -Vf

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