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Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

AsUMBER oispurious tax receipts ara
|hcat through ths city, bearing the
''ns Of Joseph l., Carpenter, j. The
|ounty seal on tho receipts correct, but
|As Assigna!ure has been clumsily forged.
Democrats who hold them will got
hsmselVes into trouble II they attempt
OVOt' on them. Many Of them who
're in possession Of these receipts are
yell known, and we would advise them
oslVe them up to the Republicans and
apOse the rascals who issued them.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
MOROCCO DREssER's VIEWS
what ne Thinks AbOna Tariff
The EHest Free Trade WOuId
Have on tho Morocco Iatorcsts-
A Morocco MAnurasfursr's FREQ
,n,ranA Mnhlnnn W O CnAnr

N IN VFbCbb In AAhHlhbluE0E II EfoC
Trade Motions ReGaieu.
Specially Communicated Tor the Republican
AR3sEs. EDIroRs :-Gsueral Postles il
reported as saying thattsriR was not
necessary on morocco, and that if the
duties we're reduced that IL would not
compel him to lower wages. lam q
morocco dresser and | haV5 worked at
tho business for thirty one years, and
mast say that | take isaus with the
General and in diacu2sing the matter |
want to do it in the spiri, OF fairness
and candor aud | invite the
whole trade baaasmen, tanners, saw. i.
ers, shavers and fnishers to 90 over
the whole ground and see if the Gener.
al has not forgotten In the politician
that he is morocco manufacturer.
Now in the matter Of wages, the
Bssmsman get $l,J0 per day, and he
gets out Of Fgtna skins 5 dozens per
day, which is cost Of 30 Cest5 per
day for lGbir. The Tanner with the
improved machinery gets the same
"h6Co, Vut tNiAo Oub buVtO hhlAd poi
haud-say dcz. per day, Is. cents.
The Sewer 08 cents per doz. The
Shaver 20 cents per doz. The Finish
or 81 90 per doz. Now these are facts
tina. ell "Draessrs" know and cant be
disputed. In all for Labor on one icz.
Fatna Goat skins [$l.76il "one dollar
seventy. six and three quarter cents"
per doz.
Now then I havs made inquiries,
and find that the bosses have to buy
in the open markets OF the world, III
competition with manufacturers OF Eag'
land, France and Gsrmany-in fac,
some in our city buy direct in the Cal.
cutta market, and this class Of stock
that have taken as an illustration Ia
quoted in New York, October 23rd, 1880,
from 35 to 81 cents each, az to quality.
Now suppose the price to be So cents
each, this would make the skins cost
S4.20 per doz,; and the other ma
tsrisl, such as sumac, lime, pure, oil,
black, logwocd, etc; viz, Insurance,
rent for factory, fuel, wear and tear Of
machinery, ana the necessary expense,
account Of clerk hire, amounts to about
$l.S0 Nov to recapi!ulate it would
ha ahont aa fo1lnwa
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
:. -,.,,,,,zus so ON GUARD.

:. n,mecrat, srs 81 their old dodge
4, w. ~ arc hewling ous that Republican
'' .,.,s and blllot Lex stuiEtfs are 'c
s'o,,,bt here Tuesday next to vo''
N, R,publioau ticket TINS Is o9'' ~ =,
"a tsros Republicans on o'
~ y. rn,ra. When you helr Demo
a' Wv, bowling i fraud lOok ont for them
|" ''is :. they who intend to do the dry
|r,,s The bummoIs and rep'a'er' are
|''.,,ay ..a docking into the city to serve
Css ' Democracy s&ly and eftsn Oh
|rs,,dav next. Keep q sharp look 0u'
i. .hsm, and cage them as soon III
|,s,v commence their ra'cAliy WORK.
k,na them over to the United SIa'el
6'.,,,sl,. on their ars. attempt o.
C.,,d All We ask is An honest vot'
..d an honest count. Go to the poili
C..,lv aud cas-! your v0ts, sts that you'
4 L.;obbors vots also.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
The Hest Way.

When man suffers from kidney
disease, liver complaint, piles or COM
stipstion, his bast way to effect restora-
tien to health is by procuring pack
age Of Kidney Wort. 1t rsgensrates the
whole system and restores strength and
vigor to every organ. Physicians use
it in regular practice and pronounce it's
action perfect.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
Attention Troop.

The Garfield AMI Arthur Troop will
meet at the corner Of 4th and Orange
street mounted on Monday evening
next at 6 As, to take part in the New
Castle parade. All friends Of the com.
pany and others who wish to go will
meet with us. Dress dark blue sbirt
and cap. 1t is desired that there be a
large turnout. By order Of
G. D. WATSON, Captain.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
Last Evenings Ball'

The ball given in Webster's dancing
academy, by the Reliance actives was
very successful. Sixty-three couple
participated in the grand march, whioL
was led by Master Of ceremonies, 7. +.
Kane, with Miss Mary MoIntire, follow
ed by Floor Manager N. J. Connslly
with Miss Annie Welsh, J. a. Henratty
with lady, J. F. Bradley with Miss
Kate Bradley. D. X. P. Rigney with
Miss Mary Ryan. Music was furnish
cd by Ritchie's orchestra.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
Dead IsNuoS.

We declare, and we believe we do
not mierepresent tho great Democratic
party when we say, that in the past
twenty years they havs not advanced
one single nat ional idea that ia not to.
day exploded and as d sd as Stonewall
Jackson.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
Sun day Papers.

The great qaestion Of who will b.
successful on Tuesday will soon be set
tied. Davis, at 6l8 Market street, has
ordered great many hundred extra
papers for te.morrcw, that will be full
of news to politicians, and, in fact,
everybody. Be- sure and secure copy.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
A Gard.

Some Of the papers have given g
wrong impression about an Invitation
from the Young Mems Christian Union
first Presby terian church to the mem.
bers OF social organizations to attend a
sermon on "The Social Life of Young
Men," on next Sabbath evening, 80 as
to make it appear that political Organ
izations had been invited by the pas
tor. The committee having the matter
in oh args beg leave to state that the
pastor not only did not givs any such
invitation, but knew nothing of it.
The committee invited all young men
belonging to social organizations to at
tend preaching but not as political
clubs. ID.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
The Germmn Fair.

The following articles were chancsd
off at the German Fair last evening:
Canary bird and cage, Henry Miller; 8
pair oflady's shoes, Henry Miller; 9
revolver, Daniel Meyer; a toilet sett,
4. II. Frishmuth; two vases, Fred
Lynch; half ton Of coal, Martin Freyei
ton of coal, Louis Baughmann; box o.
cigars, VIM. Alsentzer; merschsum
pipe, Joseph Sslle. The fair will close
tonight.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
I've Organs.

Regulate first the stomach, second
the liver; especially the first, so as to
perform their functions perfectly, and
you will remove at least nineteen twen-
tieths Of all the ills that mankind is
heir to, in this or any other climate.
Hop Bitters is the only thing that will
give perfectly healthy natural action to
these two organs.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
Barnun's solid work for Garfield.

From the best information that car
be got here, it is believed that the Re-
publicaus will carry New York by 49,
900 msjority, Connecticut by 5 900 ma
jority and New Jersey by 10000 major
ity. Republican defeat is now deem,
ed impossible in any Northern State,
II there was any doubt about it, the
Democratic managers have settled II
against themselves by their recent ex
traordinary proclamation and perform
snces. 1t is the universal verdict thai
such utter idiocy was never before dis
played by men pretending TO the abil
ity requisite to manage national polit
ioal campaign as has been shown by
Bsrnum and his associates in putting
forth ths bogus Garfield letter and the
easily explained Jewell telegrsms:
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

- AM "Ofkingman engaged at the Har'
J. An0 hoilingSworth company or the
a'1y and Joned company who votes
' p'@ocratic ticket next Tuesday ,vir
'"' votes that those firms shall have
M'fe IRON ships to build, and con.
'loyuent. WV
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
E'he Wontner.

War Department, Office Of the Chisi
signal Officer. Washington, Oct. SOL
a. m.
Indications for Saturdsy-For the
Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather,
with rain, warmer northeast TO south
east winds, lower barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
The Cloudy weather

we have been having this week makes
Messrs. w. NJ. Ksnnard & Co.'s store a
popular resort fer shoppers, owing in a
great extent to their we'll lighted store,
which shows OF their large stock Of
goods to splendid advantage.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

CONSTABLE Dillon, ex-Constsble Ward
Eaa Bill Lee gesm 10 be running the tax
Iecslpt machine at vary lively rate.
tsny Of the receipts are very Clumsily
|sned' and Mr.. Carpenter has no hesi-
'a'l0n whatever in pronounoing the
'Saaturd purporting to be spurious.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
SPECIAL MEETEOE.
DR. B4ownfng's @. d q. Cordial

DR. BFowDfng's @. & q. Cordial
is the sure eurs for coughs, colds, tick
ling OF the hroat, ho oArseness, &c., and
IL the resuls Of scientific research. It
is the best cough remedy in America,
as your neighbors will testify. Sample
bottles, 25o. For sale by the mauuEae-
turer and proprietor, W. Ch mpion
Browning, Hi Arch street, PhilGdel-
phia, and all druggists and deslsrs in
medicines.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
Personal.

Mr.. James II. Cameron Of this city
who has been travelling abroad for the
last seventeen months, has returned
home in good health and just in time to
east good Republican vote on Tuesday
next.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

Seelsy's Hard Rubber Trussss are
the cleanest, neatsst and most durable
now in use. Y. James Belt, sole sgent
A private room for ladies. Lady at
tsndant.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

WILL Our Irish Democrats explain
y" IL Is that they are voting to into.
J. ia'' Tree trade and low wages into this
''un'fy' when It Was just those two
'4,uss that drove them ont of Ireland,
'uu induced them to seek homes in this
NAu 0i protected industries and good
FAges.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

mr. Roberts, Chairman Of the Demo
''''0 County Committee, had reason
u warning the people against spurious
r'es''' as Purnal J. Lynch, the Demo.
''A'c candidate for Sheriff was in the
w last evening circulating Republi'
'AA ''ckets with his name on. The
'purlOus ticket dodge will not alarm
lnybody.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
EfMnsbury Murrmy Eneaks.

His advice to the colorsd voters OF the
State of Delaware is: Vote early on
Tuesday, November I'd. Stansbury
Murray, the populae barber, No. Ill
East Water street.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
G0nd MaWA,

Mrs. Taggart, 6O7 Market street, has
laid in her fall goods. Everything is
new and cheap. Splendid large chromos
only sl.35, worth 90. Call and see
than
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

LEM Is your fresh roorbaek, Bar.
IL won't do 70 have q lull now.
\, '' are still q few decent Democrats
"nom you can drive over to Gar
|b,a. , you will whoop'er up lively for
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
State OF the Thernn omea asr

at the REPUBLICAN, oiice, on Saturday
morning, Oa. 30:
7 O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, IL o'clock,
$40 $40 $50
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

Remember the polls open at 8 o 'olsck
and CLOSE at O'Clock, on Tuesday
next.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

ho n "AoLR country holds its nose az
N, a0cfasio ,s' campaign gplu,tsrs its.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
Keep itBefsEe ihs People.


Every vote in the Senate against the
Eaton Commission bill, was cast by
Democrats. The bill passed the Senate
at the last session Of Congress, without
a dissenting vote from the Republicans.
This bill has yet to run the gauntlet in
the House, where it will be antsgonized
by Mr. fuckers (Democrat) bill for a
sweeping reduction Of duties, which bill
ne tried hard 10 gel passed during the
last days of the last session. The pas
sage of the Eaton bill by the next
House should 1t be Democratic is ex-
traordinary doubtful. The free trade
Democrats oppose II because they co,
slider it to be measure of delay. Th
argue that the commission proposed
the Eaton bill, would spend at least / !
years in discussion and investigate
and in the end, most probably dis
gree. The protsctionists generally o.
pose the commission bill, because they
do not want any change in the law, or
rather, they prefer the law to remain
ss it is, rather than risk any changes
that might bs injurious to their inter
ests. The free traders in Congress will
be more outspoken and bold nsxt win
ter than they were heretofore, because
the restraint of a Presidential election
will not then be upon them. The DEM
ocratic party are committed to tariff for
revenue only,-which Is virtually free
trade. The Republican party are for
protection to American industry.
Mechanics and wcrkingmen, il you
wish steady employment at good wages,
vote for the Republican ticket, and you
will not be Disappointed.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30


Fine assortment Of brushes Hair,
bristle, metallic and tooth brushes alse
shaving brushes of the best quality,
sold at the lowest market price. EDO
mestic Cough Syrup" at the West End
Pharmacy, 7th and Jefferson streets.
Stop sneszingl Smoke Cabsb Cigar
cites, 10c. package, for sale by N. B.
Danforth, Druggist, I'd and Market
streets. A special room for applying
tlusses fit guaranteed.
Call on Geo. B. Metzner, 10S East Sd
street, for a clean shave, hair cut CT
shampoo. Dyeing a specially. Tobacco
and cigars, best quality, constantly On
hand.
Kennedy's Prairie Weed and Esnre-
dy's Favorite Remedy sold by Taylor &
Fullerton, Druggists and Apothecezies,
302 King street.
The best photographs taken In vii
mington are at No. 3l5 Market street,
Beecher's Gallery. First gallery below
4th, west side. Established II years.
Remember when you want picture
Of yourself or any of your family, go to
Beeoher's gallery, 3l5 Market street.
600 tbs. of fine cigar wrappers for
sale cheap, at Chapman's, Fourth and
SMpleY streets.
MoLane's, TUFTS, Rogers and Sellers
Liver Pills for sale by J. R. Hartman,
Druggist, Fifth and Poplar streets.
Cann's Kidney Cure is sold by Wat,
sou, Eighth and Market streets,
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

THS Democrats are clsi ming great era
h for passing the Baton Tariff bill in
|bs United States Senate, with the
Svdsut intention 10 create an impres.
lin lha. the Republicans wero all op
bOssd Oit. An anslyEa:iOn Of the vote
Eill create quite different impression.
lhs following was the vote.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
Dead HlOnum ensE.

From Garfield Speeches.
81 walk across the Democratic camp
ing ground as in q grave yard. Under
my feet resound the hollow echoes Of
the dead. Here lies Slavery, a black
marble column at the head Of its grave
on which read: "Died in the flames
of civil war; loved in its life; lamentsd
at its death; followed to its bier by its
only mourner, the Democratic party
but dead" And here is a double grave:
"Sacred to the memory ofSqusttsr Sow
ersignty; died in the campaign of 1860.
On the reverse side l read "sacred to
the memory of the Dred Scott Breoken-
ridge doctrine" Both dead at the
hands of Abraham Lincoln. And here
is a monument of birthstone: "Sacred
to the memory Of the rebellion; died in
;he field of battle; shot to death by the
million guns of the Republic; the doc
trins OF Secession and Of State Sover-
4lgrty, dead; expired in the flames Of
:ivil war amid the blszing raflers Of the
jo.eallsj Southern Con ederacy."
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

A "tariff for revenue only" would
m Ike Chne'e che ap labor the only sal
va ion of Am ,rics n manufacturers.
THE REIUBhIoAH parry have never
EN- without q man Rud . motto 70
sheut over.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30
Potatoes and Apples. /.

N. l.. Jsnney's, 3s3 King street, is
headquarters for produce of all kinds.
Special arrangements to parties for car
load lots.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

ON q G1vRnN0R'S ISLAND.
A cs!ettlan TO salt kiyer bOuCd,
Cries, Fetch me here come sherry,
a tsw seEars, and water, call
My private secretary.
HHw "ooa nhtn." cries the chief
"What news from Indianner
Alas hepuUlican. Iue lord.
And tn IT'S what aileth Hanner.'
With this q hlue streak nlled The air,
For, beaten to Jelly,
Ore lovely arm be stretched for aid
And one WAS round John Ke ly.
NOW York Commercial Ad, oHtisor.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-30

No father comment ia necessary.
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ASSEMBLY.


SACRAMENTO, March II, 1880.
The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment
at $50 A. NJ, Speaker Cowdery in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Journal OF Monday approved.
PETITIONS
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN presented a petition from citi
zens of Placer county in relation to whisky mills.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Claims-Mr. MERRY reported back a bill spd asked
it to be referred to another committee.
Mr.. MERRY presented list prepared by the Com
mittee on Claims showing the members of the Con.
stitutional Convention who absented themselves
from the sessions OF that body The list ordered
printed.
Committee on County Governments-The COM
mittee reported back several bills recommending
that they be referred to other committees.
Educaton-The committee reported back Senate
Bill No. 354 relating to the salaries of teachers in
San Francisco, recommending passage as amended
Also several bills relating to Normal Schools recon-
mending substitute for all the bills, and recon-
mendiDg passage
Public Buildings and Grounds-The committee
reported back Senate Bill No. 32l 10 make an ap-
preparation for street, Sacramento, recommending
passage.
State Hospitals-Mr. Brusie reported resolution
allowing the committees Clerk mileage Referred
to the Committee on Mieage.s
Committee on State Library-The committee re-
ported back Senate Bill No. 92, in relation to the
library, recommending passage
Mr.. DUBRuH presented lengthy minority re-
port against the passage OF the BILL setting forth
that the present law is in no way conflicting with
the Constitution, and that the only object of the bill
is to provide for new Board Of Trustees whose
duty it is made to elect Librarian He had exam.
ned the books of the library and found everything
in perfect order the books neatly and accurately
kept, and, in fact no cause to warrant any change
He protested against the ousting OF the present in
cumbent as agai 1st the public interest
Mr.. TYLER presented report from the Committee
on State Prisons, accompanied by bill as substi-
tute for all the bills introduced.
Water Rights and Drainage-The committee re-
ported back Assembly Bill No. SIS, recommending
passage.
San Francisco delegation reported back the bill
regulating the price Of gas, recommending passage.
Alameda delegation reported back Assembly Bill
No. 32e, recommending passage amended.
lr 7 RAsEa presented petition from the citizens
OF Fl Dorado county, asking that Assembly Bill No.
492 be passed
SPECIAL ORDER.
Assembly Bill No. 527-An Act to amend Section
1858 OF the Political Code relating to revenue (by
Mr. Leaeh)-passed unanimously.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr. McCARTBY-An Act to provide for State
hospta and sanitarium for aged, INDECENT and sick
and those suffer ng from consumption.
BY Mr.. LRAcH-An Act to enable the Governor
and SuryeyorGeneral To adjust all differences be-
tween the State and the United States In reference
to certain lands.
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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 17th-l P. N.
FLoUR-We quote the various brands follows ::
Best City Extras Sc 50 Bakers Extra So 1896; Super
fine, "a 12I@4 SO interior Extra So 374@5 75 in
terror Superfne S3 S75@4 I25 Oregon Extra "a S5l@
372: choice do, So 50@5 S73; Oregon Superfne,
s3 S71G3 75; Walla Waa Extra, IS 5O@5 s7} .
Dbl. Purchasers Of round lots can obtain conces-
sions on the above rates.
WHEAT- Business to-day inactive, though
the market displayed no weakness. The weather is
not favorable for moving grain, and shippers will
probably not make heavy purchases while the pre-
vailing rain continues Sales Of coo cts fair mill
ing, 81 90; 450 do Superine, IN two parcels, 81 20 .
ctl- We quote No. at 81 92l@1 e5 No. 2, 81 s74@
1 90 q ctl.
BAKLEY-The movement noted yesterday morning
eliminated later in the day by the sale Of $500 SKIS
tons embrace 800 SKIS bay feed at S5e, and SEQ do
light island feed, delivered at Oakland at S5c g ct
Brewing is quotable at s5@974e; feed, s24c to S5c
for coast and s2l@s5c o ctl for bay; ChevaIier,
81 h0@I rs for choice bay and sI@f1 25 for coast.
0ATs-Sales on Change to-day Of 100 SKIS choice
Surprise 81 so zoo do coast feed, 81 224 q ctl We
quote: Humboldt, 81 Is to 81 IS Coast sl@1 25
Oregon and Washington Territory, 81 l5d1 50
Surprise, 81 20 al so y etl.
HAY-No sales reported to-day. Cargo lots on
the wharf range from s. 10 S12 50 2 ton.
BUTTER AS ipment Of Oregon arrived yesterday
by steamer, but it is too inferior to warrant quo
tation. The demand is fully equal to the supply,
and prices quite steady At 26@27!c for the usual
run of custom, while an advance is paid for fancy
brands inferior to ordinary, 22@25c inside rate for
mixed lots from country buyers
CHEEsE-Market well furnished with the home
article. We quote: California, 129@l4c; Eastern,
16d1Sc q ib.
Eees-Priees are firm at 20@2lc y dozen, owing
to light stocks. Buyers are cautious as 4 cargo Of
Eastern expected to-day or to morrow, and other
consignmehts are known 10 be on the way.
WooL-Noderate receipts coming in daily, but
there is market, and the quotations therefore
nominal.
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PrrrING IN SMALLPOX. Somebody has
ascertained the curious facts in smallpox
that poor people are pitted least, rich peo-
pie are pitted most, and no classes are
pitted under their dress. Poor people
have less light in their homes the rich
have plenty of light, and under the dress
of course there is less light than in either
case. The explanation, according to this
observer, is scientific one. The sunlight
consists of three primary colors. The red,
the blue and the yellow rays have distinct
and characteristic properties-the yellow
gives light, the red gives heat, and the
blue gives actinism. Now, the pus OF
variolar pustules absorbs by its yellow
medium the actinic rays. which results in
corrosion of the tender flesh at the base,
thus leaving pts.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
J. MYNIAN. JR..

WY ATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, NO. 30
w 1876 J street, between Fifthand Sixth. sS1A
Just received. a very fine lot OF Watches and ga
,Iewery, which viii be sold at a very low EssAas9
price. Watches and Jewelry ca, efuly repaired.
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Eastern and FOREIGN Markets.

NEW YORK, March 18th.
BREADsTUrFs-Flour is quiet, and Wheat is un-
settled, say 81 40a1 AZ.
BARLEY-Dull and lower.
WooL-Steady.
GRoCERIEs-Ro CofTees are dull, &c lower Re-
fined Sugars are in better demand, frmer.
CHICAGO, March 18th.
wHEAT-$l 20S for April.
BAcoN-S6 60@6 65 for short rib sides
PoRK-$l1 20a11 22I for April.
LABD-S7 12l for April
Boston, March 18th.
WooL-The demand for all kinds continues good,
at firm prices and stocks are very much reduced.
Fall California is in demand very little is left Of
this description on the market that is desirable.
Sales at 2lQt3Sc.
LIyERPooI, March 18th.
WHEAT-Califonia, 10sQlis Sd for average and
lis Sd@11s I'd for club. spot lots and floating
cargoes firm cargoes on passage for shipment
are inactive
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NOTICE.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS and RETAILERS.

ON RECEIPT OF SIS WILL SEND TO ANY
address sample case of my speciaties,
Risting of 3 bottles DR. RENZS Herb Bitters,
bottles Blackberry Brandy, bottles Rock and Rye,
and bottles fine old Bourbon Whisky (the last
named trademark " Bonanza, all justly celebrated
goods and recommended for medicinal and family
use j. REM, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, No. 2I9
Commercial street, three doors below Front, San
Francisco ja30-1p3m
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j. IL. KLUNE,

qate with waehhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
"ATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, 90
w No go J street, between Second and zNA,
Third Dealer III Watches, Clocks, Silver e &c
ware, Jewelry, etc Repairing in all its N,AAz4
branches a specially, under MR. FL0BERG.
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