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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Recorded April 18th.

| Wallace A. Briggs to ]. Il. Seymour, April 18th
East 60 feet OF lot 6, N, N, Nineteenth and Tween
| tieth streets; $500.
Martin II. Wiltse and Hannah witse to Martin
Monsch April 18th Northeast quarter of southeast
| quarter of section II, township north, range
east Sl20.
John NJ Mliken to David C. Berg, April 18th
Lot o, J, H. Twsntyfourth and TwentYiifth streets.
Recorded April 10th.
W R. Strong to Calvary Baptist Church, April
l6th-West 10 feet of lot 7, Twelfth, thirteenth, IL
and streets; 1900.
Mary A. wighman ts Conrad Schepp, April 3D.
North half of lot 4, F., F, Eleventh and Twelfth
Streets 5000.
Recorded April 18th.
Thomas Lacy to Francis s. Smith, April 18th
South half of lot l, G, II, Eighth and Ninth streets
$500.
Catherine Hoey to Herman Leinbach, April 18th
East half of section IL, township north, range )
east 3, $50.
Recorded April 10Th.
Mrs 9e. F. s. Hopkins to Nelson Mcdonald, April
Sth-Lots and A, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, + and
streets; 1880
julius W. orth to Eva c. Ortiz, April 17th-South
half of north half of south half, aud south half Of
southeast quarter, and south half of southwest
quarter, section H. township 10 north, range east
81, 900.
Frank Miller to C. c. Cross. April 19th-West
half ot6, |, J, Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
$500.
Recorded April 21st.
Sacramento Savings Bank to Sacramento Bank,
April 2eth-Esst half of south half, lot 5, |, J,
Fourth and Fifth streets also south half of east
threequarters, lot s. j. X, Fourth and Fifth streets
also east 6 feet lot 9 and west 40 feet OF east 90
feet, lot 3, +, g. Ninth and Tenth streets also lot
10, ID, L, Twelfth and Thirteenth streets also south
hall, lot s, D, E, Seventh and Eighth streets; SiO
50O
G. Fl. Swift to George Cooper, April 21st-East
half, lot 2, Il, L, Fifth and Sixth streets; $500.
Recorded April 22d
Charles Quiggle to VIM. Hartman, April 10Th
Southeast quarter, section 10, township north,
range east; So, 900.
Samuel Cross to Sarah Sprague. April l9th-North
half, lot 5, p, @ Eleventh and Twelfth streets
Recorded April Esd.
Peter Sprague to John Foley April 17th-North
half, lot 8, p, Q, Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
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TIE GEORGIA ruGIrIYE.
His Last Letters-Mournfn Missive to
His Wife.

His Last Letters-Mournfnl Missive to
His Wife.
Samuel R. Hoyle, the fugitive Atlanta,
Georgia, County Treasurer, whose suicide
at Los Angeles occurred few days ago,
left two letters, one to James Eastman, his
counsel, and the other to his wife. The
letters were written just before firing the
fatal shot. That to his counsel reads thus :;
Colonel Eastmau-AIy Friend I want you to
take charge of - an i'd allow Collier under no
circumstances to handle my remains or personal
effects have my trunk with ali my things shipped
expressed to Mrs. 5. Il. HOyle, Shorter's Station,
Alabama After tlking out reasonable fees send re-
nIainder OF money to my wife. l thank you and your
associates Tor zeal and energy in my behalf.
The letter to his wife reads thus:
Ny Wife The Courts have decided against me.
Collier and Starnes have acted with great malice
towards me. Collier has told several persons that
he intended to iron me so heavily that | couldn't
get up when down. OF course you all know me
too well to think that could submit to this humil-
alton when have it in my power to prevent it.
had rather go under with the shock than die piece
meal on the rack.
O my wife, blame me not 1t is for the best for
all of us. My God, my God, my soul stands still.
The very pusatious of my heart cease as approach
this subject. For Gods sake don't call it cowardice,
for it is not. If | did not know that my death,
under all circumstances would be TO the interest of
my wife and children, could live and undergo all
the fortunes of man and devil But, Ida, think
OF my precious little ones growing up and
the finger OF scOn to point them out
the sou and daughter of convict NeUer, negeri
| am perfectly calm and determined. | have no
fear of death. May the Great Eternal Ruler pro-
tect my precious wife and little ones 0, heavens,
what would | not give to [havel you with me in this
awful hour But must not allow my thoughts to
dwell upon it makes a coward of me. My last
words ON this earth shall be, Ny wife" Oh my
noble, brave loving wife God God how can
leave voul My heart almost fails me. But hush,
o breaking heart keep still. Dode, Avina and my
poor old MOTHER what shall / say? Tell ma her
other sons must comfort her old age. Aud limo
gene, Frank, Mr.. Howell and all, goodbye.
In few minutes | 90 to the land where all is
peace and rest. God have mercy on my soul.
Mr. Thompson and sons and Rowland | thank
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Business Advertisement

Buslness AdVertlsements.
Baker & Hsmilton-Machinery
W. Wood-Dentist
F. Kunz' Union Nurs ry
Removed Jones & Martin
Root, Nelson & Co. Union Foundry.
Arcade Hotel.
yegetine-H C. Kirk Co.
Saloon for salc-Bell & Co.
Grain farm for sale-S1S, 900.
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SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGEs.-Warren
Heaton has instituted suit in the Superior
Court against the Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
anoe Company His attorneys are i. S.
Taylor and Henry Edgerton. The ground
upon which the action Is founded, it is al
legged, is that the company refused to give
him certificate that he had paid all moneys
collected for the company while he was Its
solicitor, and that he was thus prevented
from procuring license from the Insurance
Commissioner.
STAFFORD AcoUITTED.-The case of W. d.
Stafford, which has been on trial before a
jury in Justice Haines' Court for several
days, has been concluded, and the defendant
discharged The prosecution was instituted
by Thomas Bennett, General Agent for the
Travellers Insurance Company, who alleged
that Stafford had collected for policy the
sum of S. which he embezzled by not re-
porting or accounting for it to the company.
SNTExcED.-OficerB Burke, of the railroad
detective force, last night received dispatch
from Fairfield announcing that Peter Con-
way had been sentenced to four and half
years imprisonment and William Wilson TO
four years imprisonment. They burglar
lied the safe OF the California Pacific Rail-
road at that place December 10Th, taking
SIS, most of which was recovered by officer
Burke when he arrested the burglars.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. The Board of
Supervisors met again yesterday, with all the
members present. L. +. circuit & Son were
granted the use of the lower hall of the Pa
vilion for q store-room fer wool until July
lat, they agreeing to pay monthly rental OF
$40 for the same. After allowing three or
four claims the Board adjourned for the
term.
NoTARIEs BoNDs.-The official bonds of
the following Notaries Public have been fled
and approved by the Superior Judges: Win
field j. Davis. with Presley Dunlap, A. c.
Freeman, !. w Houston and J. J. Bauer,
sureties W. r. Cantwell. with Il. Davis
and g. o. Bates, sureties; Elwood Bruner,
with J. L. Huntoon and 2. Boil, sureties.
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS were ship
ped to the East yesterday l car load Of
hides. 9 of wool, l Of coal and 2 of sugar.
There were received here II car loads of bar
ley. 4 Of lumber, of wood, l of sundries, /
of oranges, of sheep. of cattle, OF wheat
and of merchandise.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.

FRIDAY April 22d
H. s. Beals vs. W. 0. Davis-Co Continued until
MAY 1st.
Cordelia Reed VS.. Austin Reed Submitted on re-
port of referee
p. c. Scott vs.. Sierra Flume and Lumber Com
pany-Continued on account of lack Of witnesses
William P. Patrick VS.. his Creditors sheriff APP
pointed assignee.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,

Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Sixth street, corner of 1.-The pastor, Rev. II. II.
Rice win preach Sabbath at 1915 A. NJ and Z
P N. Strangers cordially invited.
Christian Chapel
Eighth street, between n and o. Preaching at II
A. III. and 7:30 P. NJ. by Professor Alexander John
ston, pastor. Subject for evening, christian
Communion vs. Close Communion" Sunday school
at 10 A. N. All invited
Sixth Street M. E. Church,
Between and L streets-Rev Robert Bentley,
pastor. Rev. John Uren will preach at 10:45 A. n ,
and the Rev. T. A. B. Anderson at 1880 P. NJ Stran-
gers are always welcome
Kingsley Chapel,
Eleventh street. between and Preaching
at I0:45 NJ. and 1880 p NJ. by Rev. George Fitch
sunday -scho at 1240 Praise service at 1880 P: NJ.
St. Pauls Episcopal Church.
Eighth street. between and J-Rev T. H. Ward,
rector. Service at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ. Sunday
School at 1880 P ".
United Brethren Church,
Corner Fourteenth and K streets cordial invi
taton is extended to the common PEOPLE to "con4e
and see" Hear for yourselves, and then choose for
yourselves. b. D. Hart pa tor. Preaching at l0:45
A. NJ. and P. NJ. Seats free to all.
First Baptist Church
Ninth street, between and M-Rev A. J. Frost
pastor services at 10:45 A. and 730 P. Morning
subject, "~hall We Recognize Our Friends in
Heayenp Evening subject, The Redemption of
the Soul is Precious"
Congregational Church
On Sixth street. between | and 1.-THE pastor.
Rev. l. E. Dwinell, will preach tomorrow morning
and evening at the usual hours. The subject in
the evening will be THE Light of Asia, and the
Light of the World"
ALL frst-class grocers keep Chesley's
Rock & Rye. No other genuine.
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Positively No Goods Sold on Credit.

EYyE HAVE BEEN HERR ALMOST ONE
w year, notwithstanding the old CREDIT
Merchants said we would not stay six months, but
we are still here and intend to stay, and ARE
SELLING G0oDs LOWER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN THE CITY.
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THE DRAINAGE QUEsTIoN.-The drainage
question is the absorbing one just nov, and
from the expressions of citizens it would seem
that some needed improvements win be
urged during the summer upon the attention
of the authorities, the chief of which viii be
the conducting of Burns slough out of the
city east of Poverty Ridge, and the speedy
and effectual completion of the drainage
canal, heavily leveed in, to Snodgrass slough.
In all the south part of the city the drainage
overflow Is running off rapidly, much to the
surprise Of the people and the qualification of
the Trustees. Commissioner Davis yester-
day had strong gangs of men making tempo
rary drains, keeping old ones open and doing
all that can possibly be done to hasten the
flow of the water to the drainage canal
From the freedom with which the current
| runs it is certain the lower country is not
! filed up to our level yet, and strong hopes
are entertained that the Mokelumne back
water at Freeport will recede before our
drainage fills in above it. In the north part
of the city the sewers and drains are doing
good work, and but for being overtsxed
would have cleared off all the gutter water
in one day.
ARREsrs.-T following arrests were made
yesterday: Andrew Nelson, drunk, by officer
Frazee; J. w. Wilson, drunk, by officer
Rider; Daniel ellis, battery, by officer
Frazee; Ton Chong, Henry Brown, Len
Brown and Joseph Elmer, for visiting an
opium den, by officers Rider Lee and Frazee;
| Agnes Miller, for enticing, by citizen Smith
and officer Frazee Pow Sing, petit larceny,
/ by officer Rider; James Dawson, by officer
| Ferral.
| Police CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday All You was fined $50 so for petit
larceny, and Della Lawson was fined $50 so
! for disturbing the peace. All Len was con-
victed of petit larceny, and will appear to-
| day for judgment. Thomas Smith, accused
Of being vagrant, was discharged.
AUCTION SALEs.-Bell & Co. this morning,
at 1915 Fourth street, will sell lot of Sec
( ond-hand furniture, baby wagon, a bar
! counter, a spring wagon, three buggies and
| horses Sherburn & Smith. at 329 K street,
will sell a lot of household furniture, carpets,
stoves, crockery, glassware, etc.
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BURDETTE AND THE COOPER -Burdette,
of the Burlington Haaokeye, said he had
lived for some years within hearing dis
lance of barrel factories in Peoria, and yet
never saw a barrel made until one day he
happened to be up in Wisconsin. He was
having vacation there, and with some
friends visited little cooper's shop where
single cooper worked. He found the
operation of setting up barrels very inter-
esting, and watched the cooper as he placed
the slaves around. "That doesn't look
very strong" said Burdette, as the slaves
were placed around. "Pll bet you a dol
lar you can't kick it down in three kicks, ?"
said the copper. 81 wasn't to be bluffed, y
slid Burdette, ''and 1 took it. Then 1
kicked. Gracious that barrel few all
over the farm, and part of it out into Lake
Menitowoc, and 1 don't know but some of
it went out of the State into Minnesota.
There, said I, 4 did it," 81 said in
three kicks, replied the cooper, and Bur-
dette gracefully admitted the "catch. :"
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LANsIEG's international has been newly
furnished In first class style. Board and lodg-
ing. 81, 81 25, 81 so per day; rooms. 81 to
So per week Best meals in the city, &c.
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WEATHER. Notwithstanding we have had
the heaviest storm of the season, we notice
that Longton & Anthony, Fifth and K streets,
have, If possible, finer lay out than ever OF
green peas. cucumbers, new potatoes, rhu-
barb. asparagus and new vegetables generally.
It will pay to give them call.
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From SANTA BARBARA, ten sacks of fine
sweet peas, well filed, tie finest of the
season; also. sixteen cases of honey in comb,
just received at D. DeBernardi l. Co.'S, Nos.
sos and 80 K street.
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GITUATED ON, THE CORNER OF FRONT
- and Z streets, Sacramento city, directly op
posite the steamboat landing and the railroad
depot The best location in the city for hote
and business property Will be sold low, with favor
able terms ss to payments, or leased for terra Of
years at o low rental. Inquire of E. CADWALADER,
No. 81 street, Sacramento; OF s. p. DEWEY, No.
308 Pine street, Ssr Francisco aP223pa
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BOSTON EXcuRsIoNIsTs.

A week ago Monday an excursion party
left Boston for California under the conduct
of the protector, DIR. a. Ordway. The party
comes by special train. 1t left Rero yester-
day, and will come up to the point of the
landslide near Alta to-day, where the pas
sengers will be transferred to Central Pacific
Railroad coaches and brought on down the
hill, arriving here this afternoon, some time
between II noon and P. NJ. There are four
train loads to be transferred, and the Boston
excursionists will be the third in order of
transfer, which ought to bring them here
some time in the middle of the afternoon.
The tirs5 Boston excursion party to Califor-
MIA by rail came out soon after the compile
ton of the transcontinental railway. At that
time tlS6S) the train was taken around by
way of San JOSE and brought to San Fran
cisco and down Market street, and the cars
were the first ever brought from the Atlantic
coast to the heart of San Francisco Some
of the Pullman cars were kept on exhibition
several days on Market street in front of the
Grand Hotel, and attracted tens of thousands
of visitors, great number of whom had
never before seen fine sleeping car The
next prominent excursion party from
Boston is that to arrive to-day. Among
many prominent citizens of New England.
Hon. Matt Head, the Governor of the State
ofs New Hampshire, accompanied by his
family, Messrs. Whicher and Chase and fami-
lies of Concord, n. H., Thomas L. Smith
and family. John A. Andrews, Caleb Chase
Henry Leeds, Charles Z. Billings, Charles S.
Davis of Boston, Samuel B. Phinneyof Barn
stable, j. +. Walden, Stephen Blaney and
son, j. A. Briggs Of New York, I'll. II. Dear
bon and brother and Mrs. George Wright of
Lowell, Charles Robinson of West Acton, A
Webster, Mrs A. Kelly, Mrs. w. r. Spald-
ing, VIM. 2. Frost and wife of Lawrence,
William f. Endicott of Boston, Edward /.
Putnam Mrs. Putnam, of Worcester G..
A. Murphy and wife, Groton; E. II. Bug
bee of Connecticut, Miss Susie Woodman.
Dover, n. II. Mrs. S. a. Sortwell, East
Cambridge w. S. Dixon aud wife, Lynn
Mrs. Sarah Lawrence and party of six,
Mrs. Alvah Crocker OF Fitchburg, Miss
Cushing of Lowell, Misses Lockwood, Mrs
Cunningham and son and Mrs. Walbridge
of Troy. n. Y. William Fletcher and fam
lily of Chelmsford, J. c. Bigelow of Wor-
cester, Miss Sheppard and Miss Brown of
Manchester, n. H; l. y. Sawyer and wife and
Mrs. Fox of Haverhill, S. Capen from Ran
dolph, Mrs. Barker of Portland, Me-; Rev.
A. I. Herrich Of Spencer, Rev. MIR Silver
thorne, and Moses Perkins of Lawrence. DR..
A. Ordway (projector) and family, Mrs
Aldrich Ferris and Miss i. B. Webster of
Boston, Miss johnson and Miss Woodman,
of S. G. Whittier's family, Danvers: Rus
sell Marston of Boston, E. H. Newhall of
Linn, Captain j. IL. Alley of 0sterille. Miss
NJ. Lombard and Eve Others from Gales
burg. Ill.
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FOB the choicest summer goods, of every
description, go to L. Bisn's, Eighth andJ
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BooTs AND SHOES for the wet or dry
weather, wholesale or retail, at the Red
House.
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WAINsooK ENBRoIDERIEs, edgings and in
sertions to match, at l.. Bien's.
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WHITTIER, FULLER & CO.,
ES I NT g " E ID
ORLEANS BUILDING
1920 SECOND STREET, SACRAMENTO,
fsANaTACTURERs ASD IMPORTERS
PIONEER WHITE LEAD,

We guarantee the PIONEER WHITE LEAD to
be STRICTLY PURF, free from all impurities,
and each and every ounce Of adulteration found
% it we will pay 500 IN GOLD COIN.
Please not confound the PI0NEER WHITE LEAD
with other brands of California White Lead. The
superiority of the PIONEER" places it beyond
comp ArisoH.
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ALL the newest designs in laces, at L.
Bien's, Eighth and streets.
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DIR. LYONS TooTH TABLETS contain nothing
injurious to the teeth.
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FALL RIVER MtLLs, Shasta county, April
8, 1S60.-EDs. RECORD UNIoN-Dear Sir; j.
e. Lincoln inquiries for the remedy given in
your paper for Consumption. will give it IS
it appeared in your paper "One-haf pound
finely cut up beefsteak (fresh) one dram
pulverized charcoal four ounces pulverized
sugar; four ounces rye whisky; one pint
boiling water. Mix altogether. Letstand in
cool place over night. and give one to two
teaspoonsful before each meal" | contracted
bronchitis in the army during the war OF 81,
and used everything almost recommended for
that disease, but have never found anything
that would relieve me as much as G. w.
Chesley's Rock and Rye, and have also given
it to others in this valley suffering from
pulmonary diseases, and have found it to give
instant relief, and would recommend it above
all other treatments. Yours respectfully,
Z. w. LANSING.
P. S.-You can use my name to this if you
choose.
Try the cheap corner Rochester Store,
northwest corner Ninth and J streets. Shoes
at manufacturers prices. Groceries cheaper
than any house in Sacramento. Examine
their stock.
WELCOME THE Sun AGAIN; cold weather
gone floods passed over; picnics at hand.
Ladies' shade hats by the million. Get prices
at the Red House before buying.
J. F. CUTTERS OLD BoURBoN.-This cele
brated Whisky is for sale by all first-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Star
within a Shield.
MEMS loug-leg rubber boots are still the
go.--More to open out to-day. Price still "a,
at the r ed House
BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark fled in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley. sole agent
ALL the newest designs in laces, at L.
Bien's, Eighth and streets.
WAINsooK ENBRoIDERIEs, edgings and in
sertions to match, at l.. Bien's.
DIR. LYoN's TooTH TABLETS contain nothing
injurious to the teeth.
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WILCOX, POW RS 81 GO.

Jur
Bourbon of
DOub
of
Physician tonic Of gream
coN'
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
Caledonian Club this evening.
Champions Red Cross-Funeral notice.
Notice TO book publishers.
Sacramento Royal Arch Chapter tonight.
Union Lodge A. o. U. W
Pioneers tonight.
l. o. o. F-Celebration sixty first anniversary.
Watchdog for sale.
Good Templars tomorrow.
Gold locket lost.
Excursion Sacramento stamm, u. 0. R. NJ, post
10 ed.
Glass at kindergarten School.
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark fled in this State and Nevada.
Geo. w. Chesley. sole agent.
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SWALLOWING
POI S II

IN VI AskSGJ StseoSS'
FOUL Breath and disgusting expectoration;
CRACRLlNG PAINS in the head and forehead
DEAFNESS and loss of smelling power;
BRONCHITIS, Hay Fever and other diseases.
THE ACTION OF CATARRHAL VIRUS
through the mucous membrane has been finally
discovered WEI DE METERS CURE,
TIE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY for these
diseases is as certain in its effects vaccination
is for smallpox.
REV. C. H. TAYLOR, 40 Noble St, Brooklyn,
N Y am radically cured OF Catarrh-"
D. G. McKELyEY, Gov't' Inspector, l67 Mott ST.
N Y-Cured of very bad Chronic Catarrh
R G. BLACKBURN, at Lord & Taylors, Broadway,
N.Y-Cured of years Catarrh; pack
s. BENEDICT, ia, Jeweler, 697 Broadway, n. Y.
Qady)-Cured of terrible Hay Fever.
REV. C. j. JONES, New Brighton, s. l." Worth
ten times the cost"
REV. GEO A. RIEs, 16a Jay street, Brooklyn
at has restored me to ministerial labors."
REV. ALEX. FREEsE, Cairo, N Yet has worked
wonders in six cases in my parish
DR.. R. G. DURKIN, Dentist, 361 Sixth avenue,
Y.-Cured of Catarrhal Influenza.
Broachifis: " Great benefit from its use"
MRS. EMMAo HowEs, 80 W Washington Square,
N. Y.-Catarrh 80 years Cured by pack
ages
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
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MEH's loug-leg rubber boots are still the
go.-More to open out to-day. Price still "a.
at the r ed House.
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DR.. WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET,
with the most remarkable testimonials on record,
SENT FREE, by his Agents, Messrs. D. B
DEWEY & CO., 46 Dey street, n. T.; or BY Drug
gis.s The CURE Is DELIVERED at 81 80 a
package. Think Of REAL CURE for an OBJ
snate disease at this triing cost. RI l0rSp6mSTuTh
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congregational Church.

ALL frst-class grocers keep Chesley's
Rock & Rye. No other genuine.
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J. F. CUTTERS OLD BouRBoN.-This cele
brated Whisky is for sale by all irst-clas;
druggists and grocers. Trade mark-Stal
within Shield.
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ApvRETIsEMENr MENTION.

Max. Their, 60 degrees. Min. Their, 4s degrees.
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Auction Sales.

Auction Sales.
Sherburn & Smith
Bell & Co.