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He was arrested the night previous for
stridipg up and down the platform of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western depot.
forgetful that 1t was Sunday night, and
denouncing-in loud and emphatic terms
''any railroad that closed up depots and
stopped trains without previous notice. {"
The admonitions of a policeman he needed
not. When aTraigned before Judge Mills
this morning and told that he was charged
by policeman with being full of beer. +"
he stepped In front of the bar, with bow
Ike speech-making schoolboy, and said,
" Ii the Court Pleases, there's a pint here
I'd like to argue. What | claim is, and
will maintain that claim before any tribu-
nal this side of Chancery, that You can't
convict man of being full of beer when
he's drank nothing but applejack. That's
my pint, Judge, and l might go on and
cite antecedents enough in my support to
pave road all the way from here to Sprout
Hill. What does Judge Disest say on this
subject p So Nixon's Digest, | suppose
you mean, interrupted the Judge. 'Well,
| don't care what you call him, but my in.
slstmenI is that beer is one thing and sp-
plejack another. II that amt so, where's
your boosted liberty? Where's your
organic law, your fundamental prop,
your Scriptural injunction not
TO pass around stones when bread is in de-
msnd And again, if you can accuse a
Teller of one thing and convict him of an.
other, where's yer ignus fatius, yer certio-
raree, yer habeus corps, and all the other
sacred instruments of the common law /?
Then, Judge, this is case of circumstan-
tial evidence, without one positive fact to
confederate it. Has an individual no
rights which corporation is bound to
respect? Am l forbidden, on pain of
arrest, from differing with railroad com.
pany as to it's management Or, to put it
mere forcibly, am to be arrested for differ.
ing in opinion with Samuel Sloan? That's
the shape it takes, and If our Courts are to
be subservient to railroad kings and the
mere creatures of corporations. where do
you and / get off That's the question
Yes, Judge, 1 repeat it, that lie the
question you are called upon to de.
eide upon this summer morning, and with
faith in your Judgment, confidence in your
wisdom, and a firm reliance upon nv own
good luck, submit the case" The judge
reserved his decision on the psttifogger's
81 fine points," and sent him to Jail for ten
days for breach of the peace. -[Nsyark
Daily Advertiser.
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An American walking through town in

An American walking through town in
Wales saw procession with flags flying.
trumpets blowing, and man hoisted
shoulder high, and asked, "yVhat is all
this about ?" "Why, that is the pig man, D
was the reply. A little while and he met
similar procession, and another man up
uplifted. "What is up now?' sob, tina.
is the anti-pig man" There was an cleo.
ton light over the question whether some
pig styes were to be removed. The styes
carried the day.
In breach of promise suit in Montana,
the plaintiff said that the defendant had
failed to appear at the time agreed upon
for the ceremony. He afterwards came to
the house, but she, being angry, set the
dogs on him. The Judge asked the de-
PENDANT why be had not appeared. Well.
Judge, was freed by bear all day and
night. and couldn't possibly get away in
time" The case was dismissed, and in a
few minutes the contestants were husband
and wife.
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vanadium. discovered in 1901 bv

Vanadium, discovered in 1901 by Del
Rio, existed mp to 1867 as one of the rarest
of chemical curiosities. At that time a
Rouen calico printer made some expert.
ments with It, and found it go superior TO
the sulphide of copper that it grew into
demand. But vansdium was SO difficult
TO obtain that even in 1867 its compounds.
containing but fifty per cent. of the metal.
were equal to the price of gold. Within
the past year, however, large quantities
were found in France, in alkaline earths.
and the supply il supposed TO be adequate
to all demands. This is striking instance
of the unexpected practical value often
feund in products originally supposed to
be of interest only to theoretical chemists.
When they want to be a little utter in
Key West they have turtle egg socialg and
cook 'em In five styles.
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A NAUflCsL ROMANCE.
4" Be brave, Beryl I"

81 Be brave, Beryl %
The north wind was bowling fiercely
through the cordsge of a staunch. vessel as
she dashed madly through the seething
waters that stretched away from her on
every side in desolate fury. Now poised
on the crest of a great green billow, and
anon plunged in watery depth that
seemed to end only in the bosom of the
earth, the good ship struggled bravely
with the mighty forces of the tempest. but
though her timbers might groan in almost
human agony, there was no parting of the
seams, no weakening of the bolts that held
deck and bulwark together in so firm a
clasp.
1t was Bsryl McCloskey's wedding trip.
Two days ag9ne she had been Joined in
wedlock's holy bonds TO George w. Simp.
son, and her mother had consented to 60
with them on their bridal journey. 1t was
her loving arm that supported Beryl now,
her kindly voice that spoke the words with
which this chapter opens.
George cannot love me, mother, the
gIrl said, speaking in low, mellow tones,
"or he would be by my side now, when ]
need him so sorely."
8 Do not judge hastily, my child" re-
piled the mother. George is pretty busy.
Even now L see him leaning over the YES
sells side"
Is he then SO very sick ?" asked Beryl.
"Qlite very" said Mrs. McCloskey.
g Has he thrown up his situation ~
No, my darling"
Then, said the girl, holy love-ligaE
llluming her pure young face, 6 | will never
leave him.
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Total, pounds. S76 go
REHABILITATION.
,MENr OF EAST BOUND FREIGHT PER
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Grand total is, 5l3, 600
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STOCKTON
Total, pounds. 50 s6l
AARYSVTLLH.


Total, pounds. 156.42O
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semi-weehIy Union Advertising Rate.
SLE FRANGISOO MARKET REVIEW
Issposr.D pOa rHE SACRAMENTO a.OORD-usror
GENERAL NERcHANpIsE.

IAN FRANCISCO August a. 1882.
BAGS AID BAGGiNG-The market for Wheat Bags
Is easy No one pretends TO ask SIC for the best
CAcutta The last sale DC, ana that is probab
the figure to-day. Dundee and Oakland made Wheat
Bags are lower than Calcutta tn ugh probably ju as
good We quote Du zee at Sstssic, AMI Oakland made
lots. Wool rs, 43d45s for 81 Rs and 57l6f5Oc for
lbs; Potato Gunuiei lSGo &c apiece Burlsps Tic
for 405inoh AID lZ3c u yard for 6S-nch Hop Cloth
lldli4c we are informed that LniS,Ui0 Calcu "a
Wheat Bags have bsen Withdrawn from war no Sc
during the past week and shipped into he country.
Sale at the Grain Exchange this afte noon OF 50 UO
Calcutta Wheat Bags q.
Bours AND SH Els There is a good demand for
all ssasonable wear, and prices are steady
BREAD-Sbip Bread SIC: Pilot Bread. Id4ic
Soda Crackers, 81 a6sc; Cakes. S@S.Sc
BRICk-Bath 7O91I5c D dozen California building
So so q NJ
CASDLEs-Ths product Of the local Candle fact ries
Ste nc Acid, l4-oz, l4o Star l4oz, 13lc Eagle
l2oz ll3c; Hoffmans l2oZ llc Mission Chemical Wax
14oz, l64GlSo Solar Sperm, I4-cz l4dl4Ic; ALBANIAN
tine, s-oz ll5llac; Globe l0l oz 9sd10c Bay I'M
weight l4al4lc; Solar, light weight, ili9llsc
Eastern brands vary from Sc to &c., Sperm 25q26o:
Paraffine, 2Sc y n
CEMENT PLASTER AND LINE Rosendale, 50 1903
Godea Gate Plastic. 81 1898; Santa Cruz Lime 81 Is
oHIooEY-califoruia. 4.aec: German, ssCa7o g n.
CGARs-Jobbing rates Csliforais-nads are as
follows: Seed, Sleoz0. Seed and Ii -vsna, Si0I75 !;
Clear Havana, S6Oltl25 p NJ
COAL : The liberal arrivals Of Australian have
checked the upward tendency II is said that all
recent cergoes h We been placed Scotch is liz good
supply West Hartley is not easily obtained the
supply both here and to arrive being comparatively
light. Had Goals a-e asier. Cumberl nd is steady
under pr spes ii e free sup lies close at hand J. ".
haTrlsoA 3 iriVl' e circular quote as follows
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DHYsICIAE AND sURGEoN.-oFFICE AND
4 Residence, No. 32S street, between Third
Fourth. Hours 10 10 A. n, 3 TO and 70 ST. "
oflce Of City Superintend Mt Of Public Schools 81
same place au54pIm
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FEMININE BREvIrIEs.
igitated hosiery for bathing is the latest

Digitated hosiery for bathing is the latest
thing.
A little Southern boy when asked if his
father had good mule, replied mourn.
fully: "One end of him is good.
In addressing an assembly of ladies and
gentlemen it is only necessary to say gents.
as they embrace the ladies.
There's this to be said in favor of Adam
and Eve There's no evidence that they
lied about the size of the snake
A young lady who was squeezed between
two freight cars says it felt just like trying
on pair Of new corsets.
Mashed Masher Do we consider red
hair handsome? Well, we Just do, when
there's d-headed woman around It's
safer.
A New York paper has the head line,
Why Old Maids Multiply" Bat old
maids don't multiply-at least, not if they
are the right sort of old maids.
The Sultan recently presented Lew Wal.
lace, American Minister. with beautiful
Turkish girl and the Elmira Free Press
says the next Eastera war will probably be
begun by Mrs. Wallace.
I'm not in mourning" said young
lady frankly to querist, "but as the
widows are getting all the offers nowadays,
we poor girls must do something to protect
ourselves. u Rochester Tribune.
Oh shoot the man,
With the palm lie ( fan,
Who carries red, red rose
And SAYS "Whoof whew
Hot euOngh for your
Which is all the creature knows.
-IHawkeye.
A female lawyer of Milwaukee would
not cease repeating questions which the
Judge had ruled out, and was threatened
with imprisonment for contempt. Then
she went out Of the room in tears and re-
fused to reappsar in the trial Elmira
Free Press.
Said a Fonda teacher to one of his high.
est pupils: .'If your father gave you a
basket of peaches to divide between your.
self aud your little brother, and there were
forty peaches in the basket, after you had
taken your share, what would be left %
My little brother would be left Pam
sterdam Sentinel.
sob, how my soul longs for freedom I"
said the eldest Miss Bookworm, seated on
the rocks at the Isle of Shoals. "Susan, :"
said her father, rising, brushing the sand
from his clothes ard moving toward the
hotel, "Susan. you've eaten too much and
are laced too tight" and then meandered
up the beach.
He sat at the piano, and she stood beside
him, her hand lovingly lying on his Shout
der. He was running over the sccompaui-
ment to "The Lost Chord" "How | do
love Sullivsn's works; don't you, Julia,
dear p he asked, looking up in he eyes.
" Yes, do, Gus; didn't he Just pound the
life out OF Ryan, thought" Then he kissed
her.
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AOSa5 ss1Vse tN.g
4 callers, CORNER OF FRONT AND |
q streets: Highest price Tor Hides, Sheer
Pets and Tsllow Butchers supplied with ssit
Paper, latest improved Sausage gachines Suffer
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made foi
All eoilsishihehS. sIS-4ptf
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American Californis

SyRuP-Sinoe July 18th los al makes have bae, ss
follows Bos 62ac hf bbls. $50: 5gsilou kegs 71c |;
l-yAllon tins, SIC . gallon.
TEA-Gsol to medium grades of Janan are ,,,atag
at 55sd37te e n.
ToBAco0-Plug. 57tGr70c; Coil. 52i675c Roll. GAG
brand
WRIsKY-We quote high proof. 81 SOL 50 low
proof 81 I5eS2 80 various brands Of Bourbon g ESQ
80 = gall according 70 AGE
WISEa-Cal in hottles "a follows: Angelica,
81 57@5 80; Clsret So 2563 80 Port $51I0; sherry
$5tf5 80: White. 81 GOES 30 8 dozen
FREiGHTs-wheat charters are quiet Shippers
have all the tonnage they need for the present and
there / good reserve IN port and st ha d 70
draw from whenever they want to repsnisb their sun
ply; The rates are nominsly SIC to Liverpool Havre
or Anerp dire and 57s 81 H. 53s 81 t. Cork for or
deTs The brig Thti go tons. viii return to the So
ciety Islands with an assort cargo 1t is expected
that the Emma Caudina and W G. Irwin VIII r turn
to the Hawalia n Islands With assorted cargoes.
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nFFFCE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET RE-
' tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. sls and &c. win
visit the Railroad Hospital daily 1T PRO A NJ Once
hours % aAz.; / TO Bpm and evenings au 8 ira
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Texas lands.

EN0RD & KELSEY HAVE ON HAND So
A. large bodies of CHOICE FARMING and So
GRAZING LANDS ia Taylor county and the ad. To-
joining counties in Iexas They represent a Isre,,
quantity OF we'll selected state sc Dol lands and can
afford to sell these lands on very reasonable terms
and on twenty years time. Their lands vary in
price from u 10 t. % per scre, according to loo
ton, quality Of land exc Thy would respectfully
request al persons making investments 10 that rpr
ton OF Texas TO call on them. They already have
canned a large share OF California patronage from
Californians who have visited northwest 1erss ana
the reason for it Que CAD readily imagine NJ
Ford has been q resident Of Taylor couaty for fys
or xix years and Is thoroughly acquainted with the
county and al the counties Immediately snrrouod
Ing Taylor. F. n. Kelsey has been a resident of
that county for some fhsJ year. and has made
the il and peculiRrities of Texas stnt{y ANY
information desired viii be gladly furnished I'D.
dress FORD & KELSEY, abilene. Teyler eo,,nty
Texas. ann sn1rn,''
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J0US EyTER.

ssAYER AND CHEMIST, No. sl7 sThEEq
"a o@elainento' Cal Al Assays and Chemical
Analysis accurately carried out az short notice and
moderate rstes. Mining Property Sold and Gold
furchased. Instructions given in Blow oipe Asgsy
ing. tSRSD RoR CIRcULARl % -
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PREIaaT REPORTS.

Front. c. Stubs, General Freight Agent.
we have the following statements of East.
bound freight per Central Pacific and South
ern Pacific Railroads for July, 1882:
STATEMENT OF EAsT-BoUSD FREIGHT PER GEN.
TRIAL PACIFIC RauROAn
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+. FJsTEa.
ISH2.

PoosBNDER, PAPER-RqLEa AND BLAME.
Book Manufacturer. No. $40 Jstrset, betvesr
Fourth, sacrauaento au7o-.n.,
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Total, pounds. s,54S.O o
SAN JOSE.
MARYSVILLk.

Total, pounds. 3i4, $40
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CONsFRy.Touv ny ,,,Ts,c

PY PROFESSOR JOSEPH BORA, HAS RE
Gb moved to No. 5l3 street. He invites all pro-
lessons OF music, and the public in general TO call
ana examine his new method OF teaching music
which method has no rival in the Unirei States ~;
America. His music room is open from 9 A. NJ. tin
9 P. NJ every day. auI7 4nIn,t
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n. .aDnES

4 NoNTRACroR AND BUILDER-sHoP, No GIL
" Oak avenue, between J and K, Sixth and sew
enth streets, Sacramento, Cal Estimates fur.
fitted up. any - CL,,0S
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G. II. KRERs & a.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS OILS
Il Glass Varnishes, Brushes Wall Psnsr W.
r loher Goods and Picture holdings, Painters and
Artists Materials. Sole Agents Tor AverilPs Mixed
Paints, Building Paper. No. 625 J str et Sacra
Elento Cal ami Ant
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.EANuFA

MANUFACTURES OF ROAD soRAPERs
AyA Iron Doors, Jail tells, Shutters, Bqilings
Sraangs, Homework and Blacksnlithiug in general
No $50 street. between Fifth and Sixth Sacor5i
hand Do6ls for sale an29 ATtg
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A. II. SMITH.

MO. 4l2 J STREET, PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gasfitter-WOrk done on the most approved
sanitary principles au1-a,tf
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z az HoLESALE AND Retail. DEALER IN
w Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco Cig.
ATettes, Pipes, etc Always on hand full stock Q.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ar We have the and arrive by SEP
TEABER 10th Nsxs, 500 OF the NEW STYLE ss a =
G. "a - ID ESArg -. RANGES hav q
NEW IMPROVEMENT, which is be no OH
RANGE In the United NEW .sGAR
LAMB" even III You do trouble US
o them.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DE. BATCD,
DE-. srxes.

nFrCE. "a sTREET-oFFToE HOURS o
A n, and 1890 % 2rx a1.s
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is practced by the youth of both to an almost
unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty
the following train Of morbid symptoms unless
combsted by scientific medical measures viz: Salow
conference, dark spots the eyes pain in the
head ringing IN the ears noise ike the Tusting Of
leaves and rafting Of charots uueasiness about the
IONS, weakness OF the limbs confused vision,
bunted intellect, loss of confidence dtidence 10
approaching strangers, dislike TO form new &C
qusin5ancCs disposition 10 shun society. loss Of
memory, hectic hushes, pimples and various erIp-
tons about the face, furred tongue, fetid BREATH
coughs, consumption, night sweats, n4onomania and
frequent by insauity.
CEHED AT HGME.
Persons at distance may he cured at home by
addressing letter TO DR.. GIBBON stating case
Symptoms length of time the disease has continued
and have medicines promptly Forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity to any part # the country
with full and plain directions. By inclosing ten
dollars in registered letter, through the Postofce,
OF through Wells Fargo & Co, package OF medicine
viii be forwarded 20 any part of the Union. Please
say you saw this advertisement In the RECORD
UNION. Address DR.. J. F. GIPBON,
Ia24-4ptfEsw Box 1857, San Francisco
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A SINGLE BOTTLE Of ST. Jacobs OIL con.
tsins more remedial virtue than a whole drug
store.
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Advertising Rates I'm Daily Record.uni
THE WEEKLY UNION

Is Issued on "Wednesday and Saturday Of each week,
comprising Eight Pages in each issue or Sixteen Page.
sach we X. and Is the cheapest and most desiIable
Home, News and Literary journal published on the
Psciii Goa {.
Terms One Year. so
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

nR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND ERAIN TREAT.
~ MENT.-A specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression
Loss OF Memory, SpeTma' orrhea, lmpotency, Inyol-
untarY Emu sions, Premature Old age, caused by
overexert0n, self-abuse, or Over-ndulgence, Shioh
leads TO nisery decay and death. One box wall
recent csses. Each box contains months treat
ment. One dollar OK six boxes Tor five dollars.
Sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price. Wo
guarantee six boxes to cure dag case. With each
order received by rs for six boxes, accompanied
with five dollars, we viii send the purchaser our
written guarantee to return the money II the treat
mont does not effect care Guarantees issued
only by kirk, GEsRY & CO., Druggists, Sacrs-
uento Cal. Orders By mail at Regular Price
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BUSINESS CARDS.
K. L. BILLINGS d co.,

hPoRTsRS AID WHOLESALE DEALERS
Il in Fine Brandies, Wines and LIQUORS. Agepts
for DR.. Jaife's Celebrated Cinchcna Bittary ais
agents for Litton Springs Seltzer Water, Sononla
county California No. Ill Kstreet, between Fourth
anO ruth iy25-3p1u
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PUBLISHED BY THE
PUBLISHED BY THE
SaGram8ntO Publishing Company.
WIN. HI. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication once, Third ST., bet. and 4,
THE DAILY RECoRD.UNIoN

Nor one year ss
Fer six months. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For three months ........
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Rod AND BRASS FOUNDER AND Ma.
A ehinisC, Front snd n streets Manufacturer II
GutteabeFger's Horse Powers, Pstsrt Croupd POLE,
500 Cog Crushea ana Barley Mills All Kinds a
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three KILLER Patent Hs
PreSsea al -.
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r. Records Wit AL a.asorat.v

TEAs BEEN ENDORSED BY THE ACADEMY
4 Il OF PARIS, FRANCE, tested over q half
century as a Specific for Nervous and Physical De-
bility, Loss Of Manly Nigor, etc Contains no Phos
phorus, Canthurides, or any other poison. Pro
duces no reaction and is permanent IN effect. o.
Levassc- Paris, and J. A. BAUER, Druggist, Sole
Agent lor the Pacific coast, l0i Post street, SAN
FRANCISCO. Boxes Of 100 Pulls, 50; 400, SO.
Sent by mail. lnciose stamp for descriptive cir.
culars, with testimonials and symptoms Genuine
mas private proprietary stamps with monogram OF
s. B. 8 u1I4tf- 6s1rlawrsnS
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HOBBY s FF.Fsyyorr.,
WIZ. EUTTEEngEGYH,

IN CHIMNEY PIPE, SEWER PIPE
~ Drain Tile, StoneSare, Crockerv, glassware
Decorated and Plain Flower POS, etc
No. S17 street, Sacramento Cal a1tri,,
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POLITICAL.
EERuBGECAN
Central Committee Meeting.

YEyHERE WILL Be MEETING OF THE
K Repubnean County Central Committee At the
khoads 4 Townsend House, corner OF Second and J
streets, in this city,
saturday, August 26, 1852, at g r. N.
The Republican County Nominees are respectfully
requested 70 be present. matters of importance
will be considered. JOHN RIDER, Chairman
A. J. RHoAps, Secretary. IL, CT su25-2t
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Acof. ALAx. NELSON }. pkIsUos.
ROOF, NEaIssah q On
JA.iEs NIcGfE4x

MON FoUNDRY-IBoN AND BRASS
" Founders and &achinists, Front street. be-
tween n and o. Castings sud MACHINERY Of aver
description made tn order. an2ltn,-n
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v. A. EsUGHsoy. ~ n

HohEoPATHIc PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
IL ofhce, southwest corner Of Sc ,enth and ]
streets, in Bryte's new building, ur Hairs. ResI
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and streets
Sacramento. Office hours: to and tosp,.
iy25.4Dlm
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FFEEl
TO THE UNFORTUNATE !!
DR.. GIBBONS DIOPEUOABY,
sss Eearny street. San Francisco.

Established in 1854, for
the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal diseases,
such as GonO'rhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in ali
It's forms, Seminal Weak
ness, ImpoteDcy, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nentiy cured or no charge.