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Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-05-27

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Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-05-27

one of our bachelor friends, who is eyi.
IDENTITY unlike Gamalie in his admiration OF
the fair sex, says that May is one Of the un.
lncky months for entering into the bonds oi
matrimony. The other unlucky months are
January, February, March, April, June,
July, August, September, October, Noyenl-
bcr and December.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-05-27

The eight year old daughter Of a family
who has the decorative craze tho worst way,
was discovered the other day with the big
album daublng the iaces Of the photographs
Of her parents, brothers and sisters, with
water colors When the little innocent was
scolded, she replied that she was "only decor
ating the family mugs"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-05-27

DYING W0RDs.--It is probably natural
that at the last scenes which have made the
strongest Impressions In life should be re-
called by memory. The old mountainecr,
when he comes TO die, with bis last whisper
says his snow-shocs are lost with the stage
driver he Is ION the down grade and cannot
reach the brake !" the miner cannot get TO
the air-pipe" the sailor says eight bells
have sounded;.' and the gambler plays his
"last trump" A little girl died few years
ago, and as her mother held her wrist and
noted the fanting and flckering pulse, a
smile came 10 the wan face, and the child
whispered, There's no more desert here,
mamma, but all the world isfull Of beautiful
flowers" A moment later the smile became
transfixed. In an Eastern city, not long
ago, Sister Of Charity was dying, and at
last from slupOr she opened her eyes and
said: II Is strangc every kind word that
have spoken in life, every tear that have
shed, has become living flower around me-
and they bring 10 my senses an incense in.
effablep
Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-05-27

A few days ago youthful African about
ten years old, named Per Blossom, was con-
victed Of stealing in Galveston court and
sentenced 10 imprisonment "IIe is rather
young to steal, | should suppose" remarked
a bystander to Uncle Nose mo, sab, he Is
not too young TO steal, but he got cotched Il
little earlier den dc rest oh EN-, dats ALL"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-05-27

Men who exercise their freedom OF choice
by insisting upon going 10 destruction them
selves and inflicting all the harm possible
upon public order and security of life, can
not safely be sentimentalized over, but must
be dealt with as their crimes deserve.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-05-27

BE FIRM.-Never knock under Never
Always rally your forces for a more desper.
ate assault upon adversely. II calumny as
sails you, and the word--as 1t IL apt TO do
in such cases--takes part with your traduc-
ers, don't turn moody or misanthropic, or
worse still, seek to drown your unhappiness
in dissipation. Bide your time. Disprove
the sander II you eau, ii not live 1t down.
If poverty comes upon you like thief In
the night, what thenY Let II rouse you as
the presence Of the real thief would do, 10
energetic action. No matter how deep you
have gone into hot water--always provided
you did not help the father Of lies 10 heat
it--your case, if you are Of the right kind of
stuff, is not desperate, nor Is II in accord
with the divine order and sweep OF things,
that life should have any difficulties with
which an honest, determined man, with
Heavens help, cannot surmount
Montgomery County sentinel., 1881-05-27
We have Just received car load q
the CELEBRATED COLUMBIA
Chilled PxOlUs.

Made at Ccpke Iron Works, New York.
They arc made entirely of the best
quality selected Charc0at Iron, from new
patterns, giving the necessary strength
with least weight Of material, making
them the EgLiest and strongest iron beam
Plow in tie market No scrap or cheap
iron of any description is used in any
part Of these Plows, and our castings
will prove by their superior wearing
qualities aud endurance that the best j.
the cheapest.
They will clean better than any srccl
Il,ws wear longer aud cnst much l'ss
I'm repairs
For light lrang.t oar Pl"a> ''u,ad
be cxcelIed by any anl cTlnlrd by few
We recommend lb' n-c # The Joinier
instead Of . Conl'rf ia" .oint.r viii
do the work much marc IirciuaIly an'!
keep in better repair
Prices are the lowest ad which that
high standard of excellence in material
and workmanshipeal be 'nainiained,
Every Plow fully Warranted Salts
faction guaranteed or no sale.
Pric$ List.
No. 6. Light Two-IIorse, Wheel
aud Jointer, complete. $l5 w
No. 3. Heavy Two-IIorso, Wheel
and Joinicr, complete Sl5 %
No. 4, Three Horse Wheel and
Jointer, complete, SIC 90
Each complete Plow is furnished With
extra point and extra jointer point, and
a malleable iron wrench,
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San Francisco Stock Sales.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
so,,n nroadcas, Inv Niosn,a.

Malarial endemics render the lives of thou
sands periodically wretched. There is, how
ever, a reliable means of resisting the infec-
ton and overcoming the nerve-destroying
paroxysms of chills and fever and bilious re-
mittents. A system toned and fortified with
thatthoroughly reliable preventive. Hostetter's 8
Stomach Bitsers, is ilvulnerable to malarial
Influences. and miasma-born disease in ita
most obstinate phases is entirely conquered
by the potent specific. Some of the strongest
proofs of its thoroughness, promptitude and
protective value emanate from regions of
county, both on this continent and in the
tropics, where the malarial contagion is most
widespread and virulent, and in the long
record of its conqussts over febrile disease, not
the least emphatic encomiums are those
penned by distinguished members of the
medical fraternity. It is also an Incompatible
remedy for debility, kidney irregularities,
dyspepsia, rheumatism. constipation and liver
disorder.
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CALIFORNIA,


SAN FRANCISCO, October 3d.-A-rived.
steamer Australia. from Sydney, via Aucls-
lard, etc. She brings the following advices
MELBOURNE, September 6th.-Three car.
riages of the express of the Hobson's Bay
line, owing to the breaking of the tire of q
wheel, capsizsd over an embankment and
were smashed. -Four persons were killed
= Bailiere, Rev. Garretf, Jameson, Judge
stephen. About twenty were more or less
injured. The train was crowded, and there
were several miraculous escapes.
The Europa has beea chartered for frozen
meat. The Chrome also takes large qusn.
tity.
The Government is about to appoint a
Tariff Committee of thirteen persons. Agg.
an accountant 10 the Lands Department, has
been found guilty of forgery, and sentenced
for two years.
The rainfall is still much below expecta.
tions.
Freemantle is recommended az coaline
station for war vessels. Colonel Seratchley
visited Freemantle, and awaits orders from
England to make the necessary inquiries.
SYDNEY, September Slb.-An extraordinary
cement at meeting of the Milburn Min.
ing Company, of which the Minister OF
Mines is Director, relative to the apportion.
ment of the sum of el7, 900 as a compensa.
tien from the Governor, occasioned sensa,
ton. Baker, Minister of Mines, has re.
signad pending the investigation.
Smallpox is assuming an epidemic form.
Already sixteen deaths have occurred. Grave
complaints prevail of Intellectual arrange.
ments for quarantine. A royal commission
has been appointed to investigate the matter.
The Sydney Telegraph of August 10Th
gives an account Of the ransom by an explor.
ing expedition to Bonka Island of an italian
named Leigh Boero. who has been held a
prisoner by the natives for fifteen months.
He with i've Others were captured and held
as slaves. subjected to the most horrible
treatment. All succumbsd to the Ill usage
and died except Boero. and perhaps one
other, who was heard CT but could not be
recovered.
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Sacramento Market
Loorreeted daily for the RECORD. UxEoN.l

SACRAMENTO October g. 1851
FRUITs-Apples, S1@1 20, Pears, 60c63Ss; Peaches,
S16e2; Grapes, 60c9s1 10; Pluns, 81 50G1 75 q
box; Orsnges, California, 50 5Oal; Oranges,
imported, So so; Lemons, Sicily, s12@l4; Lemons,
Ss5GrD S,Hs1a - $50 Ssg4 banS bhS pasaB Sg4 . ssa box
dozen; Cocoanats, S7@s q 100; Ounces, Z@Sc
Figs, green, 7d8c o III.
DRIED FRuTTs-Appies, sliced, 6ld75c; do quart
cred, 596Ac pears, peeled, 16s do, unpeeed, 7@so;
Plurns pitted, 12@l3c; Peaches, 12g13e; do,
peeled, zoe; Prunes German, loc; BlackberrieF,
California and French l3e; FIGS, California. SC . u.
TABLE FRUITS ssorted q D cans, q doz, 50 80
Peaches, So; Bartlett Pears, S2 70; Iekwith
Pums 81 rs Assorted Piuins, 81 623 Blaekber-
ries, 81 IS; Gooseberries, So %; Strawberries,
50 25; Apricots, So; Mascat Grapes, g 623 Red
Currants, S3 Is; Caerries, g 25.
PIE FRUTrs-Assorted, 2l-i5 cans, . doz., 81 Is
assorted gallon CARS 81 So; Peaches, za T. CANS,
81 So Portland Biueberries, 2 ID cars, s.; Whor-
| tleberries, 81 rs.
HoyEY-Los Angeles, 2lb cans, q doz, 50 IS do
comb, pint jars, 81 in frames, l24@17c; straned,
5-gall. cans, lie u h.
VEeErABLEs-P Potatoes. Early Rose, 81 e591 30;
Humbodts, 81 5071 IS ; Sweet Carolina, S19l 25 !;
Red, 81 65@I 10; Cabbage, Go@see; San-
mer Squash, &c q 10 Onions, Red, 81; Silver
skns, 81 25 q leo; Garlic, new, 4@5e i d !;
Carrots 81; Turnips, 81 o 1G0; bunch vegetables,
15c g doz; Green Peas, 4s5e; Green Peppers,
4d5c; Pa-snips, &c; Beets. lie; String Beans ;c
Lima do, 6@7c; Wax, do, 2gsc . h; Cucurnbers,
b@8c q doz; Cantaloupes, 50@75c; Hsterrnelols,
75c@s1 5o Green Corn, he; Tomatoes, 5oa75c y
box; Celery, 75c q doz; Caulifower, 9o Horse
radish, 10dl2c g H.
BaElpsrurrsE Flour, IS - q bbl; Oatmeal, 81 so
q leo his; Cornmesl, 50 l2a {; Cracked Wheat, So.
PoUTRY-Liye Turkeys, 15@l6e y ID, young
BOOSTERS, IS "A so u coz; Hers, sac so; Brole,s,
s2a3; Ducks, s4@5 So Geese, g pair, 81 Seal IS;
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Butter, fancy dairy, 37la40c q
h; Cheese, 14a15e; California Creamery, lie !;
Factory 14d15c; Eastern, full cream, 1sc; East
ern. fats, 154c; fresh Eggs, size 5 1osen-
MEATs-Bee:, Sc Mutton, 49ile; Pork, s@ocs
Veal, 7@sc.
HAY AND GRAM s-oat hay, g ton, s1o@12; alfsI,a.
| q ton, si1@12; bran, = tor alS; middlings, s24
per ton; barley. whole, y cwt, 81 60; barley,
ground, q cwt., 81 TO- wheat. . cwt., 81 20:
tame oats, q cwt., SO 25 corn. = cwt, 81 so.
MISCELLANEOUS = Seeds-Alialfa, lie; Timothy,
11a124c; Red Clover, le@isc; RNd Top, 14c;
Nuts-English Wa.Duts, a9I0e Almo ads. iGeiSc;
Peanuts, 7a9c; Wool, 200a2sc; TaiosI. &c HIDES
green. 9@10c; dry, leQzoc; HoIs. California, l5;s
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tig and the other parties at Cibicp, to have
them tried by the civil authorities in the
United States District Court. Wilcox re-
fused TO turn them over until he had learned
the real status of his prisoners under the law.
tits believed that tha whole of the Chiri
cahua tribe is ont, led by the chiefs Lub,
Geronomo and Sanchez.
These are the same Indians who refused
for three years to go on the San Carlos reser-
walton, and were only persuaded to go on
terror Of southeastern Arizona from 1871 to
1873, and were counted the best warriors
under Cachise, the Chiricahua chief. The
old trail Of these Indisns is across the Sui
phur Spring valley into the Dragoondas and
down the range into Sonora, and from thence
into the Sierra Madras.
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OREGON.
Adyices from Portland.

PORTLAND, October 3d.-N. H. Owings,
Secretary of Washington Territory, to-day
appointed G. B. Baglsy, Of the Olympia
Courier Territorial Printer.
The Washington County Fair opened TO.
day at Hillsboro with small attendance
On account Of the heavy rain. the ouly races
were 6vs-eighths dash, won by Mayfower
To-morrow's speed programme is postponed
until Wednesday.
Last Saturday night while Albert Sawins
was escorting Miss Mary Gray TO her home,
near Boise City, Idaho, shot was fred by
some unknown person. the ball passing
through the front of Sawins' vest and within
a few inches of Miss Gray. Sawins received
letter few days before stating that if he
ever went with the young lady again or mar
ried her lie would be dead man.
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MEXICO.
Items from GaaYmas.

GUAYMAs Mex, September 23d.-Fifty
mounted soldiers leave Hermosillo to-day to
operate against the cowboys and protect the
ranches on the frontier from the Apaches.
Their destination is the head Of the Sonora
river
G. Zamora, the new engineer for the So
nora Railroad, arrived per steamer State Of
Souors, bringing also seventyfve men of
the Sixteenth Regiment from Mazatlan.
The equinoctial storm passed here On the
2lst, doing great damage to unfinished houses
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WIssros. FORSYTH Co. N. C.

WINSTON, Forsyth Co.. N. G.
GENTs-I desire to express to you my
thanks for your wonderful Hop Bitters. / was
troubled with dyspepsia for Eve years pre-
vious to commencing the use of your Hop
Bitters some six months ago. My cure has
been wonderful. 1 am pastor Of the First
Methodist Church of this place. and my
whole congregation can testify to the great
virtues of your Bitters. Very respectfully,
Rev. FL. FEREBEE.
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PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
Another Indian Massacre.

TUCSON ca. IT,, October 3d.-A special
from Wilcox this morning Gays: Bartolo
Samanego and bis six teamsters were killed
at Cedar Springs yesterday by the CHR
acahua Indians. Have telegraphed for full
particulars.
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UTAI7.

Dcnth OF N0fed HOrKiOn-Eafal Fail
Track'aaying Begun Opening of the
Utah Fair.
SALT LAKE, October 3i.-Orson Pratt, one
of the Twelve Apostles OF the Latter.Day
Saints, died to day. aged II. and the Nor
mons are in mourning.
William Pulland, laborer on the new
temple, fell to-day from hight of seventy
feet, and was killed.
Track-laying began to-day on the Utah
Central at Lehi. The road will run from Salt
Lake to San Francisco.
The Utah Fair opened here this morning.
Congressman Cannon delivered the address.
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Tie RECORD UNIONS aert original story
acas rritten By Jaaias Henri Browne Of Neao
York. It actH appear in tpenty iHstallments,
commencing Norember l, 1881.
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NEVADA.
pied OF HIs Wnnnds.

RENO. October 3d.-S. G. Scoville. the
wounded Secretary OF the Nevada and Ore
gon Railroad, died at 1885 this morning
He leaves wife and two children. Balch is
irnproying
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SUICIDE BY DYNAMITE TE-Dynamite is
too destructive an agent to be cold as freely
as sealing wax, yet it seems to be proeur-
able without any difficulty in all parts OF
the country. Hardly month passes in
which cases are not reported of poachers
using dynamite as means of catching fish.
and the dynamite grenade used to kill trout
in pool might just as well be employed to
destroy human life. So familiar are some
people with the explosive that it is even
used as means of suicide. A Yorkshire
correspondent sent to the British Medical
journal last week an account of an extra
ordinary case, in which a drunken we'll
sinker put an end to himself by exploding
a dynamite cartridge in his mouth.
Strangely enough, although his tongue,
teeth, palate and maxillary bones were
blown to pieces, the skin of the cheeks and
lips remained intact, ard, except for ex-
travasion of blood about the eyes, there
was little to show externally the cause OF
his death Pail Mall Gazette.
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MARYsvILLE, October Sd The Board O.
County Supervisors today levied a State ane
county tax Of S2 40 on the 800. This brings
the total tax in our city to Sc 15 on the S100
including two per cent. for levee purposes.
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Weafher Reporfs.

SHASTA, October 3d.-It commenced rain
ing last evening, rained steadily all night,
and still continues to rain steady stream.
MARrsv1LLr, October 3d.-A strong, cool
breeze from the southeast blew all day yes
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IMPURE BLOOD is shown by skin disorders,
pimples, swellings, ulcers, etc.; also by liver
and kidney complaint. constipation. piles, in
digestion, biliousness, dependency, lassi-
tude, general weakness and many other
symptoms. Purify with King of the Blood.
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Probably "A Canard,

SAN FRANCISCO. October 3l.-The sensa.
tional story published By the city press Of the
suicide of a well-conaeeted young gentleman
from Illinois on the Oakland boat Friday
night is believed to be pure canard. Nc
city.
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrsda Bitters cures stomach
disorders constipation, liver complaint, dizziness,
and purifes the blood. Hammers Drug Store, cor
ner Fourth and streets
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed sente,nhar soth.


Silas Carrie and E. J. Croly to Louis Lepitel-Sep-
tember 2 1sSl for $500 five acres in the southerly
portion of Rancho Rio de los Americanos.
W. H. Beatty to Il. o. Beatty September 27,
1881 for $500 Swamp Land Survey No SOC, con
tanning Is acres, in sections l and L. township 8
north, range east.
Filed October 1st.
Enos H Smith to Madison Howa'd- October l,
1881 for sl,S00 the northeast quarter and south
east Diagonal half of the northwest quarter of sec
ton % township north range east.
Joseph Schwendemanp and wife to John Curran !;
for Il ,500.; part of Swlmp and 0verfowed Land
Survey No. 2i4, containing 20 acres.
A. a. krul to Harmon Fisher-0ctober l, 1881 (;
for 81 600 the northwest quarter OF section q,
township north, range east, containing leo acres
Filed October Sd
Albert Root to A. A. Krull-0cto5er l, 1881 for
$4,000 the northwest quarter of section 81, town
ship north, range east, containing 16l.S acres
T. w. Strobridge, Ir and wife to Frank W. Mar
vin-August 3, 1880; for So lot l, between Twen-
tieth and Twenty first, and streets, Sacramento.
James Fitzpatrick to William O. Davies-0ctober
g. 1851 for 81 50o the south half OF the northeast
quarter section 26, township north, range east,
containing 50 acres.
John H. Carroll to Charles w. Pierce-Oetober /,
1881 grant the southeast quarter of section p,
and east half of southwest quarter OF section % in
township 8 north, range east.
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teIday and last night. At 4 o'clock this
morning it began to rain heavily, and lasted
four hours, amounting to 81 OF an itch.
Total for the season l. 26 inches The weather
is now warm and bright.
GRASS VALLEY, October Sa.-The second
rainfall of the season began at daylight this
morning, measuring 81 of an inch. This
evening it is clear and pleasant.
BONNEVILLE. October 3d.-Rain has been
steadily falling all day, with light wind.
Snow Is felling on The high ridges.
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The story of Junius Henri Broas,e en-,
titled 1.-THE WAYS OF THE WORLD"
sviH be published only IN the WEEKLY UNION
and the DAILY REcoRD-UNIoN. The first
chapter MI appear Noreaa6er l, 1851.
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EoR SAL OR RENT.

TESHE wEII.KNoWN AND DESIRABLE -
property known Salisbury's Store, in In,
Pleasant Grove. Sutter county, twenty miles [E:.S.
north of Sacramento. VIII be sold without or with
the goods. win be rented with the privilege OF pur-
chasing at the end OF the year. Terms easy if ap-
piled for SOON Reason for selling ill health OF the
iirnnrietnr s24 1p1m
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The TcrrltorioI Leg:sIature.

OLYMPIA, October 3l.-The Territorial
Legislature convened here to-day and elected
the following officers: Council-President,
Horace F. Stratton; Chief Clerk. Ross G.
Enrolling Clerk, A. W. Engls Engrossing
Clerk, Miss Louisa Mcmillan Sergsant-at-
Arms, Louis Mcmillan Doorkeeper, w. A.
Leonard; Messenger, Frank E. Moore
Watchman, FL. H. Morgan; Chaplain. Rev.
j. K. Thompson House-Speaker, George
Comegys; Chief Clerk, E. r. Burke As.
sistant Clerk. William Hughes; Earolling
Clerk, Miss c. Newton Engrossing Clerk,
Miss Lizzie Ferry; Sergeant-at-A Arms, L.
z. Berry; Doorkeeper, w. II. johnson
Watchmap, George S. Forbes; Chaplain,
Ray.D. Bapley,
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Why be SO fearful over disordsred kidneys
Kidney-Wort will cure It.
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

gEyHE FOR YEARS wELL-KS0WN FE3
Ss. Louis Brewery, t~$Zf
Situated on corner of Sixth and G streets, &ESss
in the city Of Sacramento, is, on account Of the
death of the proprietor for sale cheap. Inquire OF
P. BOIL. 325 street. au20h
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Boiler Explosion-C court. house sold By
Auessau

WALLA WALLA, October 3i.-About IL
O'Clock this morning small boiler used to drive
q three-herse power engine exploded. The
bottom blew out, and the boiler was hurled
through the ioof of the building into GA adjoin-
ing lot. Mrs. C. F. Kraft, wife of the owner
CT the engine, was severely scalded on the
legs and arms.
The old Court-house-a wooden building
and lot, 30x120 feet, was sold by auction to-
day for S6 500.
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FARMs FOR SALE.

no YOU WANT TO BUY, TRADE FOR ~:
othsr property, ,.swop or rent Vineyard, We
Orchard or Farm Of any kind Address or --4s--
inquire of CARL STR0BEL, 10. 81 ] street, Sacra
n,an+o Cal scott
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suttcr Cnunty Tax Eerr.

MARYsyILLE, October 3d.-The Board of
Supervisors of Sutter county to-day levied a
State and county tax of 81 81 on the 500.
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DENTISTRY,

bEsS. BREWER al SOUTHw ORTIZ,
m ENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER oFE9
, Seventh and J streets, in Bryte's news55iiff1
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
sl6-lplm
w. WOOD,
IN ENTIST.-{REMoyED To oUINNS nyXN
Building corner Fourth and streets1 $500 -
Artificial Teeth deserted on all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Pai.less Extrac-
ton Of Teeth. au2t-u
H. III. PHERs0N,
~ ENLIST, as STREET, BETWEEN SEA
y Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti SffYSf4
fetal Teeth inserted on Gold, Vncanite and all bases
trous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction OF Teeth. lyl4-1m
w. III. HARE, ID. D. g,
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