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An IMPENDING FASHION The New
York Herald has startled society with the
announcement that "digitsted atockings
are coming into fashion" A digitated
stocking must, OF course, be one with five
separate receptacles fer the toes, such as
the glove has FOR the fingers. Who wants
digisated stockings? It is all busy man
can do now to get his non.iigitated stock
ings on right side out. What, then, will
be his vezstion and despair il he
mas to adjust each toe TO its
proper place in the new article? Sup
pose the house should be On fire and
a man had to put digitsted stockings ca !!
And what good are they after the big tee
and the little toe and the three nameless
little ones have all been tucked up for the
day? The shoe or boot would cover them
as mitten would a glove, aud the world
be none the wiser for one wearing digita-
ted stocking, unless the boots and
shoes are digitated also. There may be
something esthetic in some toes, bur
the few glinpses Of those members On
other people one gets at the seaside during
the bathing season prove that the ma jority
Of toes are altogether too fantastic for pub.
lie exhibition.
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ATTORNEYS At LAW.

c. 2 BAlfs. a &. EEEENAS.
FREE2tT & EAEs.S
= AwyEBs-osFiCE no. 9lo FIFTH STREET,
between and J. Sacramento. Cal. ~
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'''; SAME, sOTTIE EREFI
:. ;, u. :, -. -. -. etnnr

e Z 4 - I
StFC HgtA en- 1H
? crIirSiy HDti Reeve
TONE "a the lsSiti-
mate result u over 20
y ysNs' ~ practical ea.
peHsUcs, md CURES
WITH UNFAf5: No
CERTAINTY Eeryous
and PLY -ie-l DEBILITY,
SemlnslW WelkneeE, 3peI.
mattNrrhuS Emissions.
Inposepey. u asusts !
A-tr.1tfv- u. .--vo,.,rrr.. n.
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sHr1xe HoRsEs.-Most horses will shy

SHTISG HoRsEs.-Most horses will shy
when passing dead, decomposing bodies.
Thus other senses besides the sense OF
sight is at times cause of shying. The
condition of the animal is also a modifying
circumstance. Thus high condition favors
shying while lowness of condition, from
depressing the powers of life generally,
or lessening the nervous energy, renders
horse lsss likely to shy. Again, there
is much in association. A morse accus-
toned to be used together with another,
will often shy when led alone. Fear,
therefore, is very likely to become a
cause Of shying. It is also well known
that horses will not readily pass place
where an injury has been inflicted on them,
and some express a dread at certain OBJ
ieots. White colored objects often prove
a cause of shying, and this more especially
in the night time, when surrounding OBJ
jeots, being indistinctly seen, do not con.
tribute to give confidence to the animal.
Parity of reasoning may be considered g
cause. But we prefer shying TO fear, or
the association of ideas arising from past
occurrences, as the remembrance OF in.
iuries, etc. But we have sufficiently shown
that there are many causes for this vice or
habit, and thatit is not dependent on merely
defective vision.
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Or. s.saras VITAL nss.ezas.z.

HAS BEEN INDORSED BY TIE ACADEMY
OF PARIS, FRANCE, tested over hall
century IA a specific for Neryous and Physical Do.
bility, Loss OF Manly Yigor etc Contains no Phos-
phorus, Canttarides, or any other poison. Pro-
duces no reaction and is ] ornament IN effect OF
Levassc-. Paris, aud J. !. BAUER, Druggist, Sole
Agent .or the Pacific coast, l0I Post street, SAN
FRANCISCO. Boxes Of 100 Pills, So: 400, SO.
Sent by mail. lnelose stamp ior descriptive cir
culaTs, with testimonials and symptoms Genuine
mas private proprietary stamps with monogram
3 : uI4tf &swlawSmS
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FOREIGN MEN AND DoINes.

Emigration frcm Great Britain to Canada
promises this season to be very large. Two
weeks ago $50 heads of families, represent
ing capital of over $500, 900, were about to
sail from Liverpool bound for Manitoba
and 500 more are expected to depart
within fortnight.
The new Lord Wilton promises to be.
come the first man in the English sporting
world, Egerton Lodge with its fine stud of
hunters having been left to him by the late
lord, while he has been left an income of
ElO 600 to support it with. To his second
son. Mr.. Seymour Egerton, the late lord
bequeathed only f25, 900, and that is strict.
ly tied up.
The working classes of Berlin celebrated
few weeks ago the anniversary OF the
chief street. fighting there during the
revolution of lS4S. The graves of the
numerous civilian victims were visited and
wreaths were deposited upon them. No
color except white was permitted to be
displayed. Each wreath was carefully ex-
amined by the police, who removed one or
two that were deemed Objectionable.
For the inhabitants of all the fishing
towns in Brittany south OF Brest, who for
years obtained their livelihood from sardine
fishing, a great calamity is now threatened.
The men go out in their boats as usual,
but they return without any fish in their
nets. Apparently the sardines have de.
serted the shores of Brittany for other
waters, so that poverty is thus staring in
the face some OF the hardest working peas.
ants in France.
Trading operations between the Merv
Turcomans and the Russians are said to be
rapidly strengthening the friendly relations
OF the two races. Into Arkabad the Mer-
vians are taking their horses, cattle, car.
pets and silk, while the merchants OF Ar.
kabad, in turn, are opening up regular
road for their wares into Merv, caravan
of oamels having taken a quantity OF man
afaotured goods into the country in Feb.
ruary last. Roads are being mended by
both parties, and in the Akhal Tekks oasis
the planting OF trees has been begun.
Some one has brought to light an anus.
ing letter which Adam, the French COM
poser, once wrote to a man who had sent
him the libretto OF proposed opera called
"Eve," for which hs hoped NJ. Adam
would feel called upon to write the music.
The composer read the text, and on finding
it devoid of both literary and dramatic
merit, returned it with the following note
Every much honored Sir: To my lively
regret find it quite impossible to avail
myself of the accompanying libretso. with
an offer of which your great goodness has
prompted you to favor me. For, believe
me. should Adam allow himself to be
tempted by this particular Eve. the public
would most assuredly undertake, with sur.
prising spontaneity, the part of the Ser
pent-at least as far as Kissing is con-
cerned. Disastrous precedent warns US
against revival of 80 sinister a combina,
ton wherefors hasten to return your
remarkable production, with every as
surance OF my perfect consideration.
ASoo,
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sTH, ELEERE 8E5s.sss. 81. a.,
OCULIsT, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases OF the Thloat. Otfce, 4295 J ssces:,
corner Of Fifth, over Sacrament E..,s Sacr,1nuto
Cal. Hours $50 to Il a. H.; l 70 P. \ Susdsys-
a:3G 10 y :. ": 70 P n. a!-u
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LoNaPzLLoW's ssNsg OF HumoR.

Mr.. Longfe!low had very keen sense
Of the humorous, and many witty in ,
promptu was occssioned by some slight ii.
cident or accident. One summer twenty
years ago, when the Appetons were living
IN Lynn, the poets son. Charles, who was
very fond of sailing boat, and who
mas since become a famous yachtsman,
came in mis- boat one day to make call.
The sarf was high and the boat was
capsized aud ne was thrown into the
water He was wet through, OF course,
and was compelled to make an entire
change OF clothing. Captain Nathan Ap-
pletop, in place OF shoes, loaned him pair
OF slippers, which he wore home. Mr..
Longfellow, the poet. returned the slippers
few days afterward done up in neat
package with this little stanza
" Slippers that perhaps another,
Sailing Ger the Bay OF Lvnn,
forlorn or shipwrecked nephew,
Seeing, may purloin again"
The mother OF Captain Appleton was q
Mrs. Sumner before she married Mr. Ap.
pleton and before Mr.. Longfel!ow married
mis- wife. One day when he came from
Portland to call upon her he wore pair
of new boots which were very noisy
When he went away the next day he left q
little poem written on card, which Cap
tain Appleton still holds. 1t is as follows ::
knew by the boots that .o terribly creaked
Along the front try a stranger was near
| sad, II there's grease 10 be found In the world,
My friend from ths East stands In need OF it here
When Nathan Appleton and Mr.. Long.
fellow were travelling in Switzerland, they
reached Enrich where the landlord rhorpad
very exorbitant prices for their entertain
ment. Mr. Appleton wrote his name on
the books and paid while demurring at
the price charged. ~ have not put my
name on the books" said Mr.. Longfel-
low. /" and if you will allow me I will
treat the innkeepsr as he deserves. The
name Of the inn was the Raven" He
took the book away and soon returned
with these lines
Beware Of the raven Of Zurich,
'Tis bird OF omen ill.,
With an ugly, unGlean nest,
And ve.y. very long bill"
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DJAfESTIC.

r,oyoEx:rp Yaog srro1Al DtspA7cuEs TO THE RECORD
USIoZ.l
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NERVOUS DgBlLI1a
A CnnE GnARAEvvsp.

FAR. T. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
j TREATMESr.-A specific toc Ays.e-ia, Dir
Spcss Convulsions, Nervous Soaiache, Aepsal
Depression, Loss Of Memory, spe-alasorrhisa, la:
potencJ, Involuntary Emissions, Premature cst
Age caused Sy oser-sXeT;ion Ssli-abuse, OF ovots
Indulgence which ieads to misery, decay and death
Jlne box will cure recent caSss Each box contains
nae months treatment. One dollar q bex, or six
boxes Tor Ave dollSrs; sent by mail prepaid on
snv etse With each order received by US Tor six
5oxes acccnapenisd with i've dollars, We VII se.id
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 return the
money che treatment does net effect cure.
Guarantees asuod only by II. @. KIRK & CO., Drlsg.
yists. Sacramento, c.. Orders By naN ~ regiSI
pssQzs szasAAP
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REREGls sTRAT!ON.

UTHEREAs, BY AN ORDER OF THE BOARD
w OF supervisors Of Sacramento county, made
In conformity with Section 1904 of the Political
Code, and entered Of record on the 9th day of De
cember, 1851, caLceng all names then on the Great
Register of said county, and requiring reregistrs-
ton Of the voters therein, all persons entitled 10
5e registered as voters in said county are hereby
notified to present themselvs ss at the Office OF the
County Clerk, IN the Courthouse at the city OF Sac
rameuto, for such registration
Sacramento, December 10, 1881.
THOMAS II. BERKEY,
6iQE County Clerk.
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z. N. EPEsss 3 an

EMPCRTE'S AND DEALrgs N PAINTS. OILS
Z Glass, ysrl:shes, Brushes, W@U fsper, ws>
Elower Goods and Picture holdings, P.p;-rs' ant
ArtlstS Materials sole Agents ioE AyeFiIps Mixed
Paints, Building PapsE. No. sec street. Sac-s.
mento. Cal. -
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DK. W. Ii. BALDWIN,

HFWcE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
~ corner OF oond and x streets. Office Hours
l0A NJ N.8P.M 20 s ? ST., ard 7 P NJ r72S. In
MISS L. ). EEEl0G.G, II, "a,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-O FFICE,
corner Seventh ard street (Nath,n's Build
m2), ana Hesidenc,, 9l5 street. Uthcs hours
From y to 8. to NJ ml4-4pim
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MISS G. 1. Goss. II. q.

MISS &. 4. G0ss, u, k.,
Z z Miss DR.. kellogg, corue- Seventh and Istres.s
Residence, 9l5 X street Office hours, 10 to I2A. Y,
3 to s. and toSPM a2f.Im
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JOHN w. ARwsTRnya,

A TT0RNEy.AT LAW. - oFFIos. C.7ITAz
n Bank Building, corner Fourth and streets
Residence, No. 9l7 q street. r. y. CLAeKE,
same Office will attend to Sir. AEMSTRONG'S s hus
ness III his absence. sIl-lrl
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inrss SEnss Il In

I EALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AM
4 streets. Highest price for Hides. shse,
Pelts and TallOw Butchers supplied Hish Salt
Paper, latest improved Sausage Hachines, Suffers
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made 70
all copSigD3Gerts. ais .r+f
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MnmRY .fIrrsyrnPrIs
sARrR q ERnsS

DEALERS IN CHIMNEY PIPE. SEWER PIPE.
~ Drain Tile, s,oreware. Cracksry, Glassgya .
Najocawarc. Decorated and Plain Flower Pots. e. :
No. SIT J stree. Sacramento. Cal sI-4rlrn
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REMEDY FOR PoIsoS OAK.-Dr. s. A.
Brown, who is stationed at Mare Island, in
this State, announces that he has disoov.
cred certain remedy for poisoning from
sumac, ivy, etc. 1t is bromine dissolved
in olive oil, cosmoline or glycerine. He
used 20 drops of bromine to one ounce Of
oil, rubbingit on the affected part three or
four times day, and washing it off occa.
sionally with CASTLE soap.
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.EfiNN EEIEA-

4 sSAyEE AND CHEMIST, 10. SIT SpbrE7
~ Sacramento, Cal. All ASSAYS and Cher1ica
Analysis accurately carried ont - short notice anc
moderate rates. Mining Property Sod and Colo
Purchased Instructions given in Blow. pips ssav
ing tSBND FoR CiKcvLAgN so-.ulr,
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ssI A55A q ~ - s n Ell Z SEEseEsA
p e ss1 q !. llFS}a sSs
RESTORATIVE a ills
4 SPECIFIC FOR EXHAUSTED VITALITY. PHY'
SlCAl DEBILITY, IMPOTENCE, WASTED
FORCES ETC,

Approved ny the Academy OF Medicine
OF Paris. and by the medical celebrities
az ihe world. Agents fer California and
,he Pacific states, j. C. STEELs & co. 635
MARKET STREET tPALACE H0TeD, SAN FRAN
CISCO. sent by mail or express 10 any
part Of the country Box OS so. 81 50t
Of 500, So 80, of 200, So; ef SEQ. So. Pre-.
parai0ry Pills. 81. SEND FOR CiRc"s
m3l-4p
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TO THE UNFORTURAgE !
DR.. EIBBOH'S DISPEESARY,
623 HcaInv 7s:ree'. Nan Erancasss.

Established in 1854 for
the treatrerv o' Sexual
and Scidpsl dls -
sdeb o. G'aorhes, elect
STRUCTURES, Syphilis IN All
it7 torCs. Sem.ra Weak.
nes-, lmno,eGcy, Skin
Diseases, crc., &c ma.
nont.y oUEed nTcc ctsr-e.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, sEE PRE-
- pared to co all kinds Of work Ia theu line 81
city or country. Principal place Of business, Sacra
rnento. Shop, No. IIIa Second street. between +
and Z. Postofios Box, No 4l0, Sacramento.
,TG -.-+F
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BLACK DIAM&lND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

ysyEE ABOVE WE'LL KNOW SUPERIOR
I MONTE pIARLC COAL, ths most economical
at Black DIamcri Landing Contra Costa county
and ct the o.fico Of tbs Company southeast corner
of Folsom and Spear streets, San francisco.
j. B. CORNWALL,
m7.H prezidanr = 2 - 90
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SALE
Valuable Mineral Springs and
Onyz Quarries.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE
= county Of solauo. ROLAND ENGLISH HART.
LEY et al, Plaintiffs vs. THOMAS NJ. SWAN ct
rior Court OF the County of Solsno Stats Of Calf
iornis, made aud entered !n the above enti led
action, on The 23d day Of FEBRUAtY. A. d. 1882.
by which We were appointed referees % PARTITION
certain lands and drec-ed 10 sell according 20 Jaw,
and the terms Of SAID decree, all that certain piece
and parcel OF land situate in said county OF Sosno,
Sta OF California, and described follows De2in-
ming at black oak tree, Is inches in diameter
buff south side II Soda Springs Road, at che north
east corner OF A. L. ChspmAns 2I6 SeTe tract, run
ming thence along sand road y s. " 251 chs )
45.' ", 2.i0 chs; 5 e. W, 90 chs; n S. ", Q 90
chs 5 5Se ", as chs; n. g. ", l.60 chs y g
W. / 50 chs y 65' W. 90 chs n g. W, 5.25 chs
65' ". 4 90 chs: n s2s' W, CO chs; So y
10 10 chs TO white oak 20 inches in Ciameter,
on point OF hills about 20 chains north Of Soda
Spring thence 7G' ". II 90 chains TO crest Of
hills thence IL (, 5000 chains, passing $50
ehaius ChGlybeate Springs west slope of bills
tnence d. sceudng south 10 W q. 50 chs TO north
line of SuIsun Rancho; thence along the same S 5.
E, 1850 chs to station q survey If Susun
grant; II, nee S 7.I3E 81 90 chains 10 station No.
20 ; thence le.Nirg said grant line ard running
north 72' r. IS 80 chains to s0uthT est crue OF said
A. L. Chspmsu's 2l8-& re tract: thence northeriy
along the same about 80 chains 10 the place Of
beginning containing 954 0! land. Ssid tract
Is part OF tho ArmiIo Rancho, and contains ;he
celebrated Toleuas Soda Springs, end other mineral
springs, and also the quarry OF .aiio MIA Onyx
We hereby give notice that will sell 70 pub.
lie auction the aboye.described tract OF land on the
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kAILR0kD8, STEAMERS. ST.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
OVERLAND TICKET 9FFICE:
OAKLAND FERRY, FOOT OF AIAkkET STREET.

commencing saturday, juno !. 1851.
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SS. ESSse
1855. =. EesTea.

DooKBNDEB, PAPER RULER AM BLAME.
Book Manufacturer, No. $40 Jstrees, botyyoer
Third snd Fourth, Sacramento 7a0.4ntt
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cline aue ElfssS SE ~ @NSs0Esss. ucm Whatever
cause produced Il errohes and ugTla-5 rhe Blood.
Strengthens the Nerves, Bran &Cs0ie5 Digestion,
Reproductive Orrans snd phys,a anj Mental
Faculties. It stops any unnatural Gebhattrg
drain upon the 5ystam, p-eve1.ins Involuntary
losses, debitGtne dreams. seminal osses with the
urine, etc. destructive 70 mind and body il is
sure oEmtaaJor Of sll KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINTS It contains 10 injurious ingredients.
To those suffering from ti-s evil effects
Of youthful tUdsScFs9tO1S or sXcesses,
speedy. tsOEaHgb aUG permanent CURE
IL HgAnAAEEE3. Price, az 90 per bottle,
or iys bottles n case with iull directions and
advice, ais. Sent secure from observation 20 any
address upon receipt OF prlce, or c. Q. y. 70 De
aad only Of
Dy, e. j.. sat0eYd, sss Eearny street..
eaa FRANCISCO, Cal Consultations strictly CONF.
dulJisl, by letter. az Office, FREE. FoI vhs con.
venience OF pstien5s, and in order Inst perfect
secrecy, I have adopted private EdA UndeT
which ali packages are forwarded.
TRIAL BOTTLE EREE!
EorsCSs--s wais ssas: . iE!G. b0ttle of
the REEENEN AEeak-suf'tC.eEst 20 ssCw iIs
nlert;-iree o. charge, 10 cry 0aa siiiicJsdo
applying by ieIteF, stating Ess symptoms
and age, Communication sfF city cSE1s
s8Utiai-
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State OF California, county Of sacglmento-ss. On
this 18th day OF April, IS pers 'nally appeared
JACOB KuRN and siGMOND KoBN and k"own
to me so be the persons described in the above IN
strument aud bat esch, and not one for tha othsr,
acknowledged 20 me that they executed the same
for the purposes therein meuti, ned.
THOMAS ANDERSON, Justice Of the Peace
all 7!aWsRN
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PIKE L. xnIINH
Central Pacific Land Bonds

4 Ii HOLDERS OF THE BONDS or TIE
"a Central Pacific Railroad Company Of Califor-
MIA. besrug date on the Ist dav of Octoher. $50.
and secured by mortgage on the lands granted said
company by the United States, sre hereby notified
that the undersigned, trustees under said mortgage
have In hand the sum OF oIe hundred thousand liars
which amount, under the terms OF said mortgage
may De used by them in the purchase and caucela-
ton OF said bonds The undersigned therefore act
iHg under the power conferred upon them by said
mortgage do hereby invite proposals for the sale Of
said bonds. Said proposals will be received by the
undersigned At their Office the corner oi Fourth
and Townsend streets, San Francisco California up
n and including tbs 25th day Of Msy, 1852 The
lowest bids will be accepted proUided the under
signed reserve the right to reject all lids
J. OBJ. GUM. } r-.,
s. W. sANDERSoN, trustees
San Francisco, Cal, April p, 1882. A26 8w
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ERnER Z. Isass.saN.
:. II. McEAEAa sze

4 TTORNEY.AT-LAw-OF FIFTH ST
| "A between and j. Residence, No. 201 street
! between Seventh and Eishth. aI0.4plrl
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{ NEANUTACTURtR OF ROAD sCRApERs
lSs Iron Doors, Jail Cells Shutters. K,iiiugs.
9rstings. Housswork and 8iacSsnIthiug in general.
No. $50 K street, between fifth and sixth. Second
hand Doo,s fo- gale alo-sptf
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PROPER ENGLISH.

why shall we saw for catched, caught,
As grammsrians some say ws ought?
Let Us see
How things be
When this kind OF teaching is taught
The egg isn't Matched, 1t is hsught;
Ny breeches aren't patched. they are paught;
John and Jane are not matched. they are maught;
My door isn't latched, It is Taught;
The pie wasn't snatohed, IL was snaught;
The cat never scratched, but she scraught
The roof wasn't thatchei II was thaught.
II English must this way DO wrought,
II soon will be natched-that is nOught.
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\. \. T0vNF. General SupcTintendert
7. Il. GOOO&AN,....&en'lP Pass'F and Ticket ~ eat
isA-frV
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Notice Of Iissolation0f Partnership

TVHE PARTNERSHIP HEREToFoBEFxISTING
in merchandising in the town OF Franklin. Sac.
rainento county, under The fr1lpame OF JACOB
KIRN & son, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. SIGMOND KURN, on a-couht Of sick.
ness ,triug from the business The business will
he carriei IN by M. IACoR EoRN, snd hs W II
collect all demands due the firm and settle al debts
of the late firm. JAC.lE tVKN,
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SEND FOR YOUR FRIENDS
al ItIIimv.
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TRAIN AID S0ATS WILL LEAVE sACPsMENTo
A. 10. lows.
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IL gOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Es Cf5co, SOUTH, ost corner Of Sc feuJ8 ard :,
streets, n BTyte's new building, Up .taira. Resi-
Isnce southeast corner of Seventh a0d ! streets.
Sacramento. OGiee hours 20 ana 20 P. X.
RL7-4plIu
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BUSINESS CARDS
=. =. RIEsISGs 8 rt...

E&roRTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
L in Fine Brandes, Wines and Liquors Agent,
ior Or. Isfe's Celebrated C!ncbona Sittars als
agents ioT Litton Springs Ssl,zer Tster. Souort
county. CalicTnis No. III street, bs;wseu FlGr.l
md Fifth ap5-trirr
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Sd day of June. A. D. 1882,

At the Courthouse door, in Fairfield, IN sqd solauo
county, at o'clock P NJ t. the highest bidder, upon
the following terms One third cash, and the balance
in equal paris, in one and two years respectively,
with interest at 10 per cont. per annum. 10 be
secured by mortgage on said land.
The said tact is within five miles OF Suisun city.
D. y. HASTINGS,l
j. Z. CHOOKS 5Reierees
}. &. LEMON,
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A man who was walked "on his ear
out of a store said "he came over en- the
Erie gouse."
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EsR. hIFsfy.
.eS. Lame

OFFICE AND RES DEECE. " STREET BE.
. tween Ninth and Tenth, Eos 9lo and 32O. vii
visit the Railroad Hospital daily st $3.50 4 y Once
hours ~ Au:Ito toSPN and evenings n7l4 In
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:. =. E0oT. ALsX NELSON : pSIscoL.
KnsSr NNIESnK q "a
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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-01

KIDNEY WoET in this season sustains the
system and keeps up the strength.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-01

The best way to tell real ostrich plume
from counterfeit is to price it.