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THAT hacking cough can be quickly cured
by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It.
WIKI you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shiloh's Nitalizer is guaranteed
to cure you.
SLEErLEss nights. made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you. "
CArAsRH cnred, health and sweet breath Sc
cured BY Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80
cents. Nasal Injector free. :.
Sold by +. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by Il. II. List, 1910 ilain
street goypaW
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Q. What proportion Of manufactured
articles. used by our people, are produced
in the United Stateso F.i.,f' Z, -. - :

A. The United States produce nearly
all the Aannels, blankets, and carpets We
use; nine.tenths ofthe wooden sllawls, fancy
cassinercs, suitings, coa,ings, and hosiery
We wear; two.thirds Of the worsted goods;
'tour.fiiths Of all the wool our country needs:
and more than iour.iiths Of all the wooden
fabrics worn by our people. 4f5.sfl7
Q Why are all railroad corporations for
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' Go. 70 your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. Fol, brightness and dur.
ability Of color ere unegualed. u Color from
two 70 rve pounds. Directions in English
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tGSfTi e * Eaim In GiIead. +, n;
There !. balm In Glicad 10 heal each gaping
lnTIlouS' EcLEcrEic on. the remedy Is found.
For internal and for outward use, you freely may
49, apply II; N'lt-. Is 90 ~, =
For all palr md Inflammation. you .houil no, fail
totryJit. sF,s-fSl ~ cd, 5id5 u IL -
I.only costs tribe, Ms worth H., weight In gold.
And BY every dealer In the land this remedy Is sold
DoS'T doubts. s. S. cures all impnriiies-is
matters not of how long standing go :
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A. lie undoubtedly would, for the com.
petition in farming would be increased, for
a large proportion Of the mill men out OF
employment would be compelled to 90 to
farming to supply the wants OF themselves
and families, and the home market, above
referred TO, would be almost entirely broken
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a. Because they can readily see that nj
though they might, under free trade, pro.
cure steel rails at $40 or $40 less per ton
than they now pay for them, but after they
have lain their tracks they would have no.
thing to haul over them. Protection onens
up mines, builds towns, starts mills, pro.
duces business, and all these bring with
them freight for the niroads. :Ss.a &,
z. Are the wages paid laborers in New
England WOODEN mills higher now, under a
tariff for protection, than they we're ! in
1850, under tariff for revenue only :
A. Yes. They are paid 10 per cent more
wages to-day than they were then j,
g Are WOODEN goods higher in price 10
the e. consumers now than they were IN
1850? s'55}tH..''' s. :"
a, No. On the contrary prices are 10 to
20 per cent less. ! speak now particularly
Of blankets, hosiery, cassimercs and cloth.
ing generally, &C. 3 l57 =, Is
L g. Is this also true OF cotton ggoodsP y
4: Yes. Sheetin@s, calicoes aud drillinrs
can be bought, cheaper now. than at any
time in the history Of our, Govern ment, iiiIrs
80. 1fia.the Il English theory of a
tariff for revenue oulyEis better for ali
NSHSt. aNaf " !" w tlcGocI ca lsldlH 10 me
why about 100000 Of her! citizanso cine 10
the United States every year aeeking EN-.
ploymeht under our protective system !? .
J; Al give It up, or rather "caye .in,ns as
the old colored brother remarked, 4,
9. State, i You please, ths opinion Of
the London Times, highlands leading pub.
liz Journal, on theprcgress and growth OF
our Country Il! i.t,;S9f7t' 5s:;iilcii'
N 4, In q recent article on this subject IL
says, \ nation has never exhibited a more
magnificent progress, for ten years. Since
1870 more than eleven and q hels,millions
hasS:e been added to the population at a
nte Of - peEg Qent, inciease. 5 EYcept
China and Great britain and Russia, no
government can count mora subjects. In
the. number OF citizens, moved BY similar
impulses, and recognizing common ends,
the British Empire itself yields to the great
Republic. Fifty millions Of human being.
in land like America more matcli the
S6,Q00,000 Of European and Asiatic Russia
THE 4e5, 0O0, 900 Of China are not to be com
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wooLts Mills. , s,TfI !, ~ ENEMY ENEMY
@. Is there n government on the globe
which pretends 10 foster actual free trade

Y. Is there q government on the globe
which pretends TO foster actual free trade?
A. No. England has the lowest tariff
rates oil any civilized government, but she
collects from her importations over ono
hundred million dollars year. During
1850 we paid England on tobacco alone, in
importation duties, Sil ,2G4 ,433 90. Ireland
has actual free trade, but it was forced upon
her by England, and in consequence Of
which, she, though naturally rich. in eli:
mate md soil, is the most depressed gov
eminent to-day on the globe. I:
Q. VIVA. class OF our citizens derive the
greatest benefit from protection?
A. The workingman-though all classes
are benefited 10 greater or less extent.
@. Explain how farmers arc benefited
by protection?
A. First Of all they nre benz fitted, by an
importation duty upon the following arti-
cles,and only name few ofthem. On corn,
10 cents bushcl; Oh wheat, 20 cents a
bushel; oats, 10 cents .bushel; barley, Is
cents bushel; rye, 10 cents bushel; peas
and beans, 10 to 20 per cent; potatoes, 10
cents bushel; butter, 1 cents a pound;
cheese, 1 cents pound; poultry, 10 per
cent; sugar, to cents per pound; leaf
tobacco, IS cents pound; manufactured
tobacco, 30 cents pound; beef and pork,
cent pound; mutton, 10 cents pound;
hay, 20 per cent; on all domestic animals
except for breeding purposes, 20 per cent,
but those for breeding purposes admitted
free in the interest OF farming and stock
raising; wool, from 10 to IL cents pound,
with from lot y per cent added. They
are likewise benefited to 4 still greater ex:
tent, by ready sale Of their products in
the home market, at fair price, when our
manufactures are ilourishing. Since it isa
fact that 02 per cent OF all that is produced
on farms in the United States is sold to our
own people, ut fair price, the American
farmer needs no other argument to prove
that be is protected, and in the most ample
manner. AS all the markets OF the world
are open to our farmers, they could sell
their products abroad. il they could secure
ahigher price for them; but as over 90 per
cent is sold in our own country, the natural
inference is that the home market is the
best, and that it is made the best by our
system OF protection. The intelligent
farmer, therefore, must admit that
under protection. judicious agricul.
ture is and always has been profitable,
while under revenue tariff it has never
aourished; and he must also admit that
the cry OF the free trader, that by protec.
ton the farmer is taxed and oppressed for
the benefit OF the manufacturing classes, is
not true, or worthy Of candid considera-
ton, rs any farmer well knows that the
nearer his farm lies to a manufacturing
town or city the better prices and the
reader sales he finds for his products.
Q. Suppose our manufactures were to
stop, would the farmer suffer with the
workingmen who would be thrown out Of
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a. The majority OF our mills, mines
and manufactures would have to stop their
operations, OF the prices paid for labor
and raw materials, in this country, would
have to be put down TO the same prices
paid in England aud other competitive
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Question. Was il The Democratic or Re-
publican party that gayc us Our present
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GENERAL AuCTionEERS,
All glasses Auction Business promptly attended TO
0mc~. M. 1918 Fourth at. bet. and =.
jy7-4p6m
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Sacramento Produce Market-wholesale
iCorrected daily for the RECORD. UsIos.l

SACRAMENTO, July 31st.
FRuITs-Grapes, 75caSi 25 q box Peaches. 2Ca4c
ID Crawford variety quite plentiful Apricots
zaoc q IL, and about disappeared Black berries
s'aoe y 10 Lemons, Sicily, S9@l0; do California,
3 eoe5S y box; Lines, slal % d 100; Bananas,
- soG4 % Y bunch; Pinespples, 5000 Q dozen
CocoanntS. &c Jo@7 o 100; Plums quite drug,
and selling at ease; prunes. 264c; Pears, com.
mon, l5casl, ard Bartetts 81 5Od2 y box ; Ap.
pies, I5ceSl box Ripe Figs, first croE. has dis.
apPclred second crop expected in few days; Sibe.
ran Crabapples, I92c
TABLH FRuITs Assorted, n cans, y doz, 90 50
ppeiashes, s.; Bartlett Pears. 81 IS Plums 81 IS
baekoerles. g Gooseberries, IS 25 Strawberries,
g 70; Apricots, 80; MRscat Grapes, 81 IS; Red
CuIrants, g rs; Cherries, 50 rs.
eIs fRuTs-Assorted, q II cans 9 doz, 81 65a2
escorted, gallon cans, 81 so; Peaches 2s-n cans,
q IS; Portland Blucberrics e-a cans. e Wbor.
tloberries.s 81 rs
DSIsD FRUrrs-Applos, sliced, 9aloc % n; do
goai.sS'ed, 1gSc pears, peeled, S@l0c; do un-
Pesied, edSc; Plums, pittcd, I2@ISc Peaches,
1oflle; do, peeled, l9@2oc; Prunes German and
French, l2aiie; Backberries. zoe; Figs Califor-
mia, 7elsc h.
more plentiful Wax and String Beans, more scarce
ard selling at 4G5c; Shell Beans, cranberry, 5@6c
b; Green corn, l2a@I5e per doz.; Tomatoes,
SCORES y box summer Squash, lac y ID; Pota-
toes Io1sec D cwt; osons, 606f5c q cwt eau.
lficwer, 75@ Soc; Cabbage, 81 . cwt: Carrots a a.
cw:; Turnips, 81 3 100; bunch vegetables, I2jc .
dSz; far s,n rs; Besto. lc Celery. 75c
s65e Z % Pic Plant, s9sc q h: Artichokes 25CT
soc o dozen Cucumbers, sore q dog; Green Pen
pers, 4ee5c = n; Egg Plants 5et6c WatermeIons
siG2 . doz: cantaloupes, $l9l so . dozen, and
coming in quite plentiful.
BRRApsFUYFs-Flour, IS so . Dbl: Oatmeal % 7s
y 100 Ra cornmeal, q 25a2 SO Cracked Wheat,
%.
PoUJIRy-Live Turkeys 12dsl3c q Il: coming in
quite freely and prices lower; full grown Chickens
Sc y dog; young boosters. 1904 SO . dog. Broil
.ers, SECS: Ducks, si@5; Geese, 81 5oa2 ~ pair
DAIRY PsopucTs-Butter, fancy dairy, 3oa3lc q
n, and in good demand mixed lots in rolls go
26c e ID; Cheese, California, from llaI5c: West
err, flats, l0al5c; Martins Cream lSa22c; Eggs
fresh lois in good demand, and selling at erase a
doz.
hssTs-Beci 7e; Mutton. &c . n, and with an
upward tendency Lamb, 7eeSc; Pork Ioalic, adj
Saneed to lo@ll4e; Veal, small calves, sQe9c !;
HAY, GRAIN AND FEgD -ozt hay. y ton, s15al7 :;
slisiiA g 10 Sl2 y ton bran, . ton, ei5: mid
elngs, ~ FER ton barley, whole. 81 30; ground
corn. higher and selling at 50 rs y cwt.
hIscEiLASEous-Seeds-A Alfalfa halle. Tspo
tiny, Eastern n@lzc y h. OREGON AZ,
Zoe; Red Clover, 16alsc; Red Ton 1s!a11sc.
Nuts-Engiish Walnnts, l3@l4c; Almonds izzsISc..
Peanuts, 19lie; wool-Market dull monnsa;n'
12i9l6c tule, l7@lsc; Tallow, ea7c. Hides s,I.
esloc; dry, lsslsc choice lots Soc Me- VII s,,s
Hope. 40a4slc; cslifornis, selling at sossss ior'
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]. A. CUNNINGHAM.

AyACRAAENrO BOILER AND IRON WORKS.
- 1 street, between Front and Second, Sacr,
mento Manufacturer Of Stern Boilers, Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also, all kinds OF R. airing Chang no
Portable Boilers from Wood to E.raw Burners 4
Speciality. ies-4ntf
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SEND FOR YOUR FRIENDS.
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THE WHEAT CROP OF lesa.
Tsan rr,nc;sco Jonrnal ~ Commerce

tSan Francisco Journal Of Commerce
We have at length finished very tedious,
but at the same tine. important task; That
is, compilation of the crop of the State for
this year. 1t is well known that early in the
year, from the dryness Of the season, it was
feared that we would not have any crop, but
subsequent bountitui rains came just in time.
Then fears for thu San Joaquin Valley came
along and it was thought that the wheat crop
there would be failure. Results, however,
belle expectations. The harvest is turning
out finely in most Of the valley, aud places
are now yielding more than double what they
were expected to produce month sgo. From
every part Of the State comes the same story
yields exceeding the most ssnguine expecta.
tions. The following figures were cleaned
from hundreds of sources, and we believe
will prove as correct as those that we have
furnished for the last three years, when
even what were considered cur most exag-
gerated estimate, were borne out by the
actual facts. The following gives the county,
the acreage and the yield in centals
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DE-. AXIOM,
DE. LAME,

OFFICE AND RES DENCE, NJ STREET BE.
tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos 9lS and $40. VIII
visit the Railroad Hospital daily ut 9:80 Office
hours to AN; to 8 I'm. and evenings jy14lm
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

nR. L. C. VESTS NERyEAND BRAIN TREAT
IL MENT.-A specific for HyEteria, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression,
Loss OF Memory, spermatorrhea, Impotency, Invol-
untaSy Emf sions, Premature Old Age, caused by
overexertion, selfabuse, indulgence, which
leads TO misery. decay and death. One box viii cure
recent caseg. Each box contains one months treat
msnt One dollar a OK or six boxes for five dollars.
Sent by mail prepaid recent Of price. We
guarantee six boxes to cure ,1y case with eac.,
order received by US for six boxes, accompanied
with five dollars, we will send the purchaser our
written guarantee to return the money II the treat
mont does not effect cure. Guarantees issued
only by KIRK, GEARY & CO., Druggists, Sacrs-
mento, CAL Orders by mail at Regular Price.
d7-4p
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COAST AND STATE,

clearinghouse are in demand at Der.
kelley.
Stockton is suffering under an epideric
of burglaries.
The Democrat says very few Cinnamon
are employed in the harvest fields of San
Benito county.
L. c. Morehouse, of San Leandro, is a
candidate for nomination to the State Board
Of Equalization.
Milk.river troops, Montana, recently
captured thirty Cree horse-thieves, and
sent them north of the British line.
The old -four mill has been removed from
Haywards to Livermore, and will be
erected there for warehouse purposes.
William Holtz has presented Whidden
Hose Company, of Alameda, silver trum.
pet, in acknowledgment of services at the
fire at his residence.
In Berkeley $3.50 has been subscribed for
purchasing fire extinguishing apparatus,
and an engine has been bought from the
Alameda Fire Department.
Juan Vascilio, who murdered his wife at
Los Gatos, last June, is said to be in the
h lis back of Livermore. A reward of $500
i offered for his apprehension.
1t is suggested by some of the interior
papers that the 4th of August next-the
day when the anti Chinese law takes effect
bio celebrated as general holiday on this
coast.
Frank WEIGH has been arrested at Liver.
more on charge of assaulting G.. w.
Rhodes with a deadly weapon and of an
assault to murder, committed on John
Flynn.
A saloon keeper was tried at Berkeley on
Thursday last for violation of the Sunday
law. The jury remained out all night, and
on Friday morning returned a verdict of
not guilty.
On Tuesday night last the dam of the
Sierra Butte mine, which held back enough
water to run the mills through the dry
season, gave way, and the confined waters
| poured into the river solid wave eight
feet in hight, bearing before it timbers,
buildings, fumes and the like. No lives
are reported lost, though there were mar.
row escapes, and at least 500, 900 damage
is done to property, besides the loss of the
dam.
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COMMERCIAL.
san Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 31st-1 P. N.
FLouR-The Zealandia carried over 1900 bbls TO
the Australian Colonies on Saturday, and liberal
steamer We quote the various brands as follows .
Eest City Extra, IS 5od5 62i; Snpcrfne, g. 5o@
IS; Inferior Extra, 81 7595 25; Interior Super
fine. Is 20 % . bbl.
WHEAT Very few operators participated in the
call at the Produce Exchange this morning and
business appeared to drag. From the apathy dis
played an observer would almost be justified in
supposing that the situation was somewhat d;scour
sging. The fact is buyers kaow that they cannot
expect any concession just 1T present the asking
rate OF sl72t G ctl for No. grade. As evidence Of
the strength OF the market we remark that 81 50
Port Costa, and on the figure being reduced 10
81 ~ it was Immediately taken by a shrewd buyers
Il is also just to say that round lot OF 600 tons
No was offered in August at 81 III without find.
ing custom
Quotations Of No. 2 grades at leading centers 10.
day are telegraphed as follows:
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is pracsiced by the youth of both sexes to almost
unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty
the following train of morbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures viz: Salow
countenance dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head, ringing IN the ears, noise like the rustDg OF
leaves and rafting of chariots uneasness about the
loins weakness of the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect loss of confidence, difidence in
approaching strangers, dislike to form new ac-
quaintances, disposition to shun society, loss OF
memory hectic fiushes, pimples and various erup-
tons about the fac. furred tongue, fetid breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomana aud
frequent by insanity.
CURED AT II ME.
Persons at distance may be cured at home by
addressing letter to DIR. GIBB0N, stating case,
symptoms length of time the disease has continued,
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any part Of the country,
with full and plain directions. By inclosing ten
dollars in registered letter, through the Postoice,
through Wells, Fargo & Co "a package of medicine
will be forwarded to any part of the Union Please
say you saw this advertisement: In the RECORD
UNION. Address DIR. J. F. GIPBON,
ja24 4p.f&sw Box 1857, San Francisco.
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c. D. saIneId. eIe kcarny streea,
TRIAI BOTTLE FRsEI

hIrk- % L-E FFs-E
NGTICE.-I Will send n trial bottle ef
the gvISt7OK-sufficfent 60 show It's
merit-frce Of charge, 10 anJ one afflicted,
applying by letter. stating his symptoms
and age, Communications strictly coBf-
dcntiaI.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-.
" pared to do all kinda Of work in their line In
city or country. Principal place of business Sacra
mento. Shop, No. 11I4 Second street, between x
and j.. Postoffice Box, No. 4I0, Sacramento.
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DIR. ". lii. R.In.zHE
wALLsCE A. BgIGGs, NJ. ID.

DNs W. rs ALDWEN,
nFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NoRTaEAS
" corner of oond and * streets Office Hours
10A NJ to l2M.3P to5r and7p n n9s In,
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DIR. Hess of Alameda, who ia an enthu.
siast on the matter of silk culture, brought
come 4,000 silkworm eggs from Nevada
City in May last, and, in connection with
AIRS. A. Baroteau, corner of Grand street
and Railroad avenue, commenced the work
of raising the worms. All their eggs
Matched out nicely, and have thriven.
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BUSINESS CARDS
|. 2. ROOT. ALEX. HEIIsoN J. pRIs

OOb1NhOD OhlsUO
a. r. ROOT. ALEX NELSON J. pRIscoI
ROOT. NELSON & Co.,
TT MON FoUNDRY-IRoN AND BRASS
~ Founders and aachinists, Front street, be
tween and o. Castings and Machinery of over,
description made to order. iy24-aplm
JAMES MCGUIRE,
MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs
VI Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Ratings
Gratings, Homework and 3Iacksmithing in general
No. $40 street. between Fifth and Sixth. Second
aand Doors Tor sale. jy22-4ph
JOHH EITEL,
A SSAYER AND CHEMIST, No. 3l7 y SrhEEr
IA Sacramento, Cal. All Assays and Chemios
Analysis accurately carried out at short notice an,
moderate rates. Mining Property Sold ard Col,
Purchased. Instructions given In Blow. pipe Assay
ing. tSKSD roR CIRcUbAR.) jy2-4pIm
1856. f. FOSTER. 1859.
RooKBNDER, PAPER-RULER AND BLANK
Book Manufacturer, No. sls Jstroet, betyee,
Third and Fourth, Sacramento. jsao.4p.f
M. MADDEN
TONTRACToR AND BUILDER-sHoP, No 81,
" Oak avenue, between J and X, Sixth and Sew
enth streets, Sacramento, CAL Estimates fnr
nished for all kinds of work. Stores ami offi,e
Leecu up. JeS 4p1m
X. II. PETIT,
KNH0LESALE AND RETAIL, DEALER 7,
w Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco, Gig
arettes Pipes, etc. Always on hand a full stock q
all classes Of goods in my line R. IL. PETIT.
je6-4p1m
J. A. CUNNINGHAM.
kyACRAMENro BOILER AND IRON WORKS
- 1 street, between Front and Second Sacr,
mento. Manufacturer Of Stern Boilers, Sheet 10,
Work, etc. Also, all kinds of R. airing Chang n,
Portable Boilers from Wood to Etraw Burners
sPeclalty. ie6-4ptf
4. d, BILLINGS q Co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALER,
Il In Fine Brandies, Wines and LIQUORS Accent
for DR.. Jatcs Celebrated Cinchona Bitters also
agents for Litton Springs Settler Water, Sonom,
county, California No. III street, between Fourtl
anu tutn m25-3p1m
g. oARL1 n ! ogoIy
earle d CE0LY,
FoNTRACroRS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
" pared to do all kinda Of work in their line, Il
city or country. Principal place of business Sacra
mento. Shop, No. l1I4 Second street between 7
and il. Postoffce Box, No. 4i0, Sacramento
ml6-4ptf
LOUIS SLess Il Co..
nEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AID
- streets, Highest price for Hides, Sheel
Pelts and fellow Butchers supplied with Salt
Paper, latest improved Sausage Sachines Suffers
lard Presses, etc. Prompt caab returns made 10
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re ~ HaSsbauS ~ IT,,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Il In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents.
for DR.. Jaffc's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters aIso
agents for Litton Springs Settler Water, Sonoms
county California No. III street, between Fourth
anu tutn m25-3p1m
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M. q. NEGHsON, q, n.,

DHYSIUIAN AND SURGEoN.-oFFICE AM
II Residence, No. 1923 street. between Third
Fourth. Hours: 20 10 a. Al, to 3 and 7 to P. X
Office OF City Superintend mt Of Public Schools q,
same place. jy5-4plm
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Eastern and Foreign MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July 3lss.
bsRApsrufYs - Flour is steady and Wheat is
quiet latter at 81 al 90 . Sushel
MooL-Calfo-nia IS more active at l2GIsc for
tail curry, and l692Gc for clean fall spring bury
l5ssOc; clean spring. 24@34c pulled, Is946c.
HIDks-Cahiornia are strong at 24924kc
LTvERPooL, July 3lst.
MHEAT-Caiifornia spot lots are steady at 9s lid
70 los I'd Cargo lots SIS Cd for just shipped, ASS
Cd for nearly due and off coast
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GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
" Berlin, Germany, and of the Medical College Of
the Pacific, San Francisco. Office and residence
81 street, between Fifth and Sixth, Sacramento
Office hours, to II M, to and 7 to M
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4 TTHsNEY -AY-BAW- oEFICE, NORTHEAST
"A corner OF and Second strooSs Residence, Il
street. be- ween Fifteenth and Sixteenth aaAnl "a