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Failure OF "a Granite Company.

The failure Of the Kennebec Granite
Company Of New York, who's Office has
been at No. l40 Nassau street and whose
quarrles are At Hallowell, Maine, is re-
ported. and Efforts are being made To
form new company. 1t was incoLpor-
ated under the laws of New York Aprll
~, 1850, the capital stock being $3.50 =
OOO, OF which 100000 was Issued for
property and the balance held ss trtea.
sury stock. 1t became involved several
mouths ago, aud an attachment for S12.-
400 was obtained, which was followed
by Judgment for $7,972. James X.
Ferris is the President. The statement
hled al the Country Clerks Office Jan.
~ said that the debts did not exceed
$4,000 al that time. AT the office of
Blalsdell " Co., the New York man
ayers, No. 140 Nassau street, itWas
stated yesterday that one OF the lrm WIS
In Maine investigating affairs, aud would
return In few days. The company was
close corporation, and there were only
few stockholders.
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A Voice from the pr...

take this opportunity to bear testi-
mony TO the efficacy of yoar "H.on Ri
ters." Expecting to d nd them nanseons
ana bitter and composed of bad wbiskv
we were agreeably surprised at their
mid taste, just like cup of tea. A
Mrs. Gresswell and Mrs. Conpor.
irlen1s' nave Likewise tried, and pro.
have ever taken for building IN stre natS
and toning up the system. 1 was tron
bled with headache, costiveness 81
want of appetite. My ailments are nn,,,
all gone. have a yearly contract s.,,h
doetort to look altar the health of nv
self AMI family, but need him not nov
y. GILLILAND.
July 20. 1873. People ADVOCATE, Pitts
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Trnssee,s sale OF cows.

The cows advertised for sale by the
Irus .ees Of the Poor, we're so this
morning at the LAfaJ e.te Hotel, as fol-
lows:
spike horn 10 Thomas Mannion for
$Iz'5O; Line Back, to John Cook for
$e4, red COW to Charles Newlin fr
700; roam Springer to DR.. Read j.
Mckay, for $72.50; a red Springer 10
Thomas Lyman for $40; blue COW to
Pierce Gould for $50. The FIRST three
cows bad calves by their ses. The
sac was well attended, aud the prices
good.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
sporting Mans Punishment.

Mr.. William K. Harding, sporting
editor of the Police Gazette, who
was attacked in such a cowardly
and ruthanly manner by Arthur
Chambers, a priz Fighter, was able
to attend to business yesterday. His
nose is broken, his right eye closed
he has lost two of his teeth, and he
claims to have lost diamond pin
lie says the assault was entirely un-
provoked, aud that he has taken no
action in the matter, but intends to
sue out warrant for Chambers ar.
rest for felOnious assault
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
d arleham reuag stlll LlvInxl

sis there any truth In the rumor, lately
telegraphed fron the West, that Brig
ham Young, lSte head Of the Nor mon
Church, is sill alIVe?' was asked by q
Sun reporter yesterday OF John Sharn
the Mormon Bishop, who is ut the St.
Nicholas Hotel.
81 positively decline To answer that
question, or to make any statement
Whatever on the subject said Bishop
Sharp.
Bishop Sharp is President of tbo Utah
Central Railroad and director OF tho
Union Pacific, and said that his visit to
the East was in connection With railroad
matters. He intimated, however, that
he was watching the sentiment at Wash
ington on the Mormon question aud
said he ''believed that the storm bad
about blown over"
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
GRAIN HANDLING AT CHICAGO.
NEW FACILITIES THAT WILL RLvoIu-
TIoEIzE THE BUSINESS.

NEW FACILITIES THAT WILL RLvoLu-
TioEIzE THE BUSINESS.
CHIcAeO,M March 3.-The Chicago and
Western Indiana Railroad Company are
preparing to establish at tie Soutb
Eoglewood suburb Of the city an i'm
provemeht that will revolutionize the
transfer OF grain from the Western To
the Eastern roads. They have begun
tue survey Of the ground and will soon
commence the erection of an Immense
Transfer house 1000 feet long. The
loaded cars from the West will be ran
lnlo The house on track twenty-three
ieet above the ground; aud then with
elevator shoVels the grain will be up-
loaded into hopper scales holding a car
lo1d each, thus accurately ascerLaining
lhe weight Of each carloard. The grain
VIII then be spouted into an Eastern car
standing on the track below. The grain
VIII be inspected at the yards anu the
loaded Eastern cars made up into trains
ana started eastward. The transfer Thus
made is quick and cheap and the weigh
ing accurate. The new house is exnec-
TED to have the capacity of transferring
oOO Carloads per day. This system viii
10 away with freight blOckades.
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Hrs@ saturday. Lass nGl.aon
Ferrx Roat Launched.

Precisely At 1854 O'Clock to-day, the
IRON ferry boat, that is being constructed
ior the Pennsylvania r. X. Co., TO ply
between Jersey City and New York,
was successfully launched from her
ways 10 the Harlan and Hollipgsworth
Coinpany's yard. The new vessel was
chTistened the Baltimore.
Her dimensions is as follows: Length
lvO ieet, overall, 2O6 feet; breadth over
all % feet; depth, 10 f,et inches. The
company is engaged In constructing a
sister boat, Which will be chrlstened the
Chicago.
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hanging Herself on a CIOthe.
Rack.

NEW YoRK, March 3.-Sopbie
Schumann, aged SO, a German woman.
Gne wlfe of a carpenter living in East
houston street, committed suicide this
morning by hanging herself with a
shawl ON clothes rack, She had
Suffered extremely of late from ner-
Vonsness, and doubtless her mind was
aHected. She leaves two children,
her husband, when he found her
hanging, went away to notify the
police and when they returned and
cut the woman down she was dead.
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Pears for the city Of BerIIn.
the STEAMER BELIEVED To DE MAKING
ron PORT UEDBR SAIL.


As the steamship City Of Berlin Of the
Innau Line IL nov overdue six day The
agents Of the company admit that they
arr little unessy ~ 70 her safety. The
agents We vistsd yes.s rday by many
frIeLds OF persons Ob bOari the vessel,
who anxloiisly inquired for nsws. As
possible explSDa loo fer the City Of Ber-
lin being delayed st Sea { Is stated that
her Captain hal Instructions to take
the south paf sage, passing latitude ~
degrees, lonRitud 90 1s grees, so as 20
svoid Oncou atsrlDR loo foes. The
steamship hss a sufficient amount OF
provisions 70 feed her pasaengeIs and
Grew for fully twenty-five days A poI-
tion OF the cargo can also be- made avail
able for food II necessary. It is hoped
that the City of Paris, which IL dus vt
e Is port on NJ onday or Tuesday next,
will briOR some tidiuga OF the City OF
Berlin. THIS Ia not the hrst time that
the Clty of berlin has beel delayed. IN
june, 1877, while proceeding - Liver.
pool, she broke her shaft, but escaped
any further serious damage. She was
then Commanded by Captain Kennedy.
Sue was delayed about five weeks. The
City OF Berlin Is one ~ the stsu 1chtst
vessels that sails the At'auttc. The vss-
sci IS fully equipped with sailing appar-
atus, and II sue has met with n accident
TO her machipery she can make steerage
heaiwsy without the aid Of steam.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
THURSDAY. Mar. q. Up. M

FLoUR.-There was rather more inquiry
and prices were steady. Sales OF 2IOO
barrels, ihcludl Minnesota extras, at
eB.2o for clear, and at 1915 a Z for
straight Pennao extra family, at As. 7jSs
d; Western do. do. at S6.I5 a 100. and
patents At $7.5O y. Rye -four is uuiet
and steady AT S4.5e for pure,
GRAIN.-Wneatw was a fraction higher
Sales OF 100 bush. red At I.3l a &l.s2. At
the open board, Sl.32l6 was old ior March,
Sl.33k for April, ana Sl.3i for May, and
Sl.S2 for June. Rye is nominal al Sje. for
re nsylvania. Jorn is Ia .roOd demand
and hfmer. Sales OF 9OOO bush. Including
yellow, at b7zc. sail, mixed, 67c. !:
steamer at 68x u 67ISc. No. al COZ a
sc, and rejected 81 66He. AT the open
board, sc. was bid for March, 7SlLc, for
Apr 7Ohc. for May and 70hc. for June.
Oats are in steady request and Aim.
Safes Of 1900 bushels, including white.
Al 4S12 6Oc., and rel eeeed and mixed al
iSc. ~
WHIsKEY.-We- quote Western iron
bound al sl.20 per gallon.
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Loss OF . BehOOner-AccOmae Steam
boat Company.

Snow HILL, ND, March 4.--Three-
masted schooner II. NJ. Lollis beached
At 4 A. N. on Pope's Island bar March
l. Hsr cargo consisted OF pine lumber
frem Savannah, Ca, to New York. A
dIsordered compass was the cause. The
loss was not ascertained. No lives
lost.
The Accomac (VA.) Steamboat Com
pany met at the Court House, at Onsn-
cock, Va, March 2, and elected the fol-
lowing board of directors: j. AZ. Fosque,
j., president: J. W. Gillett, W. B,
Quinby, B. 7. Gunter, q. w. Powell,
VIM. Summers and JustiS. The new
company are to have their charter In q
fav daye.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
Tho Narra Ranaan.

The Middletown Transcript SAYS:
The reports in the Wilmington pa
pers that an attempt was made at
Middletown to lynch the villain are
Utterly without foundation. Ii Mid.
dletown people had undertaken the
JOB they would have put 1t through.
hedden Is a negro OF notorious repu.
tatlon. A few ears ago he nearly
Killed a white boy without the least
provocation, but by some means es-
capped punishment.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
Aeelaent 70 n Furnace.

Last evening, about 40 o'clock the
rot ef No. 2 furnace in Johns 1n's axla
works, over Third street bridge tell In.
The accident caused but little damage
beyond throwing the gang that operate d
Tue furnace out OF WORK during the re-
malnder Of ths night aud to-day. The
damage will be repaired in time to re-
sumo work on Monday morning.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
No Further Trouble.

PIrrsBURG, PA, March 3.-No out
oreak occurred at Homestead, Pa, last
night and peace reigus supreme in the
bessemer steel works to-day. It is
Thought the matter will will be AMIGA
oily settled this afternoon, as the. work
men nave requested conference with
the strikers at o'clock, A
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LONDON March S. 1882.

Ware Brothers, wine merchants of
this city, bavs failed for f12O00O.
A despatch TO the Ners from Vienna
reports that fJrty persons have b, eD
killed by the falling in Of shaft of mine
near 1eplitz.
A despatch to the Sportsman from
Melbourne says:-"LaycJck and Pearce,
the oaismen, have sailed for England.
Their object is not stated"
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More star Ronts InhIo,m0.....

WAsHINGToN, March 3.-The Grand
Jury to-day returned the following in-
a.cGhenls =. In the Starr0utp cases: A Inert
~ r. PPooLe. william Barr. ng5r and ALVIN
for snbOr nation of perjury: A E Roon
and Edwin j. S=ee., for coIsnIIa"w'
Joseph w. DoOo1 nae, Tor PERU :; - =
OAoell, su6or natlon Of PERJURY.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
Five Railroads Leased TO One
HA Comp0my.

PHrLADELPHIA March 81 The
Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia
Railway Company have leased the
Genesee Valley Canal Railroad,
extending from Olean on Rochester
q distance of1l0mlles,aD the follow
ing other roads: Kendall and Eldred,
Bradford and Kinzua, Mexican and
Buffalo, and the Olean, Bradford
and Warren. With these leases is
acquired 10000 acres of land in
Mexican and Elk counties, Penn
sylvania, owned by the Buffalo Coal
Company.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
EH-Gov. BIshop,s Som In q rlrh,

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 3.-R. II.
Bishop, son of Ex-Governor Bishop, of
Ohio, shot Leroy Hart, OF PittsburV.
on the steamer General Little. near
Patriot, Ohio. The fight occurred in
the bar-room of the boat during a dis-
pute Hart's arm and shoulder were
badly injured.
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Van dRIs in n Cemetery,
New HAVEN, March 3.

Vandals entered Birmingham Gene.
terry l-s' night and broke ST 900 worth
OF graV.stoues. They then stole a vii.
lsRe oil street lamp and threw 10 lnto an
nboccupted barn to fire II, in which OBJ
Jeet they were not successful. No ar.
rests have been made so far. The village
Is greatly excited.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
ChicagO's War ON the GambIer,

CHICAGO, March 3-The Grand jury
nss peen furnished with list OF al the
gamonnR house In this city, aud also
VIII WIN hst OF tue owners ami aRents of
@ Tue properly rented for RambliIK pur-
indictments against the whole lofi
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The Woman whe PersOnated Lord
Pelham.
LONDON, NJ arch 3.

The woman FearueauE, who was ar
rested at Birmingham some time since
for fraud while personatiDg alternately
Lord Arthur Pelham ChutJn and L ord
Lants6oro, and the man GethlnR, who
was also arrested.as her accomphue, al
though representing himself as her dupe
have been exaT ined and committed
Tor trial. The woman had contrived TO
detrAui several parties out OF large
sums Of money.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
Special NOTICES.

~~~~~1~1NT11Nv~~ N~O~1NrsN0NfN7TN
"A CARDa Ar
To ali who are suIferin az frem the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood
&C., Will send 3 recipe that III cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by = missionary
in South America. Send self-addressed
envelope TO the REv, JOSEPH Z. INMAN.
Station ID. New York OstD. oct26-d&w6m
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THIRD EDITION
I ] n aasaaaoms Tor To-Day.

HDNHHWHI EWN = "HTe1J'
For the Middle Atlantic States, Eight
rains, followed BY clearing weather,
winds shifting to southwest and uorth-
west. falling, followed BY rising barcme-
teg, and colder weather By. Tussdsy
morning.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
CempIIeated DIsennes.

prominent gentle 10 in Cerro
Gordo County, Iowa, W esus that he
nnds Kidney-Wort to be L.. bet reme-
oy he ever knew for a com rlicatton OF
diseases. 1t is the specific aaron which
It has on the liver, kidneys a. bowels,
which gives 1t such curative power, aud
II le the Thousands of cures which 1t is
performing which gives 1t its great cele-
oritY: Liquid, lvery conceutrated) or
ory' both act ef1ciently.-N. II. Journal
and Courier.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
DUBL1C SALE.


Tue subscriber about TO discontinue
farming will sell at Public Sale IN Lhris-
tiana Hundred; on the road leading
from Centreville to Smiths bridge,
(about mile Irom either place. on
TUESDAY, MARCH 2isr, 1852,
fC at IL O'Clock, NJ,
- Two good hoTses, one yoke OF
IAmmA oxen, home raize@, yeRts aid,
ANwtn broken; Is head ~ NNfWenr
AEAgood milch cow, 1 bull, WIZ
8 heifers, 8 shosb pigs, market 49,.
dearborn, l good sleigh, I. Ood InIk
wagon, ,we-norse wagon, slao hay bed
with extra good wheels u under, grain drill,
moving machine, No. s Osborne reaper
but little used, horse rake, corn shelter,
grain fan Van Wickle make, roller good
as new. . one horse power and Lnrasher
in good order 5 plows, ,one q side hill,
lot castings for the same, . cultiVators,
2pairs twin harrows, harness, consisting
OF carriage. dearborn and wagon harness,
brides, collars, haltera, &c, household
and kitchen furniture, bureaus, tables,
chairs, bedsteads, 3 stoves, q No. 10 cook
stove with fixtures complete. Dairy hx-
churn nearly new. one barrel churn, Z
large butter tubs with ioe coolers, small
do, 8 doz. milk pans, cream and milk
kettles, butter prints, IS milk churne and
many other articles not mentioned. Hay
by the ton, corn by the bushel, and also
500 ehestn ut posts undressed.
good springs for milk or mill wagon,
hay fork, pitch andA broadaxes, ,sh0vels,
hoes, spades, hay, manure, forks, rhkes.
OK and other chains. forked chains, COW
cdains, lot grain bags, hay knife, patent
beam. weight 100 los., two grain cradle
JOSHUA H. MCCULLOUGH.
Stidham, Auctioneer. Stdw
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BONDS.

Wilmington City e's. .IlzH lis
do do 6s.............lO7 lU5
90 do 4Ns."........lU3 los
New Castle County Bs..........lOs ll1
do do ,lO2x l(S
Delaware State 6'H...............lOO loo
ttelaware X. II. LIST mortgage. los lUs
delaware railroad Extension. .l07 lUS
r., W. d b. X. II. LIST mortgage. .IS rs
VII. City Railway LIST mortgagelO2 lU3
VIII. CITY halfway Extension. 100 100
Masonic Hail Co LIST moftgage.lUO lUl
Delaware City 40 .lJ4J< Itl5
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DUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber about TO discontinue
farming will sell At public sale in Mill
Creek Hundred, on the Limestone road
one-half mile south OF Sou thwood sta
tion on the ID. w. Il. R., on
TUESDAY, MAECH 14thi 1882.
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at l O'Clock p. NJ,
I good work or driving m


a 1good work or driving mare,
OA good size mich
~ cows, 2 Will be in ~
-aA(- proht by the day of VS.
sale, the other one by last of suRw
March good shoat pigs. one maj ket
dearboI n, one sulky, one good hay rig
ging with wheels undeI, one good horse
cart, one broad wheel OK carl, good
champion mower new last harvest, steel
tooth horse rake, good corn shell eT, roll
er good As new, a one horse power and
thrasher. one corn drill, piows and cul-
tivators, pair twin haTrows ON single
harrow, one set stage harness, 2 sets car
riage harness, brides, collars, halters,
&C., hay ard straw 10y the Lou, corn fod-
der by the bundle, corn. oats and pota-
Toes by tre bushel, lima beans by the
quart, 40O IN. beam and weights, a good
grind stone maui and wedges, vinegar
BY the gallon, wheat In the ground.
Household and Kitchen furniture. ta-
oles, CHAIRS, bedsteads, bureau, Que good
corner cupboard, &C. Also dairy fix
lures, one good 81 10. butter tub, together
with milk ans, coolers, &c aud "A great
many other thlngs NOT mentioned.
TERMs.-All sums of go and under
cash; over that amount a credit OF six
months ON purchaser giving q bAnkAbIe
note with an approved endOrser.
JOHN SPRINGER.
j. g. Roblnion, Auctioneer. wis
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.BFaAInuEhrs Prodtcnmeut.

LONDON, March 6.-In the House
OF Commons last night Sir Stafford
Northcote moved . resolution for
Ae~ writ for an election in Northamp-
ton aud the resolution was tabled
The House reaffrns Mr.. Bradlaugh's
ncapacity to take the oath.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
Dredging Company
Works DentroXed.

One OF the most destructive fires
that has occurred in Camden for sew
erai wears broke out at half past sew
en- O'Clock last evening, in the boiler
shop OF the American Dredging
Company's works. at the foot Of
GhesnuL street. The origin of the
ire could not be ascertained.
All the machinery in the shops was
Destroyed. Isaac Albertson, the presl-
oenl OF the American Dredging Com
pany, stated that the loss would exceed
Soo,oO0, which IS but partly insured.
Adam Ecker, of sos Federal street,
Ca~den, sustained fracture Of one OF
DIS arms by falling through the hatch
way In the machine shop. James Lane,
Assistant Chief Englneer, had a Toe
mashed by the fall OF a piece of iron.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
A POSITIVE CURE
Without Medicines.

Allan's Soluble MedIcated Boup,o.
fatented October 10. 1876. One boz.
MOL Will cure q y case in four dayH
NO. viii cure the most Obstinate csso
no Lnatter or how long standing, 0'
NO nauseous doses o 1cubebs conoit,o
or OF OF sandalwood, that are certain 10
coatings of the stomach "s Ihe
rice Prlce sl.6O. Sold by all druggists. or
mailed on receipt of price. For fnr,her
Particulars s5s send for circular. p, a. Rox
''Poo. ,s a. j. q. ALLAN co
J@hio-om ~ John b., New York.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
STOCKS.
BID ASKEu
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARkE
MONDAY, Feb. n. Pm.

BEEF CATTLE were In demand thisweek
and prices II fraction higher 24OJ head
arTlV d anu sold at the different yards at
~ aThc. per lb., the latter rate for extra.
SHEkP were Ia demand at full pr'ces :
eOOO head arrived and sold at the different
yards al AZ a exc, and lambs al a
7kc. per pound, as to condition.
DOGS were firmly held at full prices /;
1000 head arrived and sold al ths dlTIerI'
ent yards at 50 a lOISc. per h.. rs to col =
ton.
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Park Drove Yard 52d and LOnodster 0s,..
naae. West PhiLadeLphfa. Eeb. 2h-

SHEEP-Extra, ITO TO 100 Ibs., 8JS to es<e .
good, ~ TO ia, ibs., 6e6N far, 81 L,s 3,
lbs, 5M TO SIC culis, 4 TO 4ISc. /; good
lambs, 6h to IA medium, 54 to o; com
mon La 81 TO s3.OJi cltqss to9. Arrivals,
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PREPARED BY

r. J. C.AYER & co Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytica Chemists.
Id BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS IN EDICINE.
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HAY AND STRAw.-Receipt OF hay, 20
tons. mere was fair inquiry for good
nay NJ el9i and exceptional sales In sin
gle car lots at 3l9. .5OGD20 No, 2 and infer
ior stock dragged heavily st prices rang
Ing from SIS down To $40, according to
quality and condition. Rye straw was
quoted steady at Rl5tGlg.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
HOW To sEJUes HEALTH.

no :" TO oh 10 HH 1T AUTH,
IL Is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by imnnre
blood, when SGOVlLL'S SARSAPA.
RiLLA AND STILLINGIA. or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP win re-
store health TO the physical organization
il, ~ Is STRENGTHENING syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing ScrofuIa. Svnhi'
iltlc disorders, Weakness of the KI1nevs
Erysipelas. Malaria, Nervous disorders
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dis.
Eases Ease, OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys.
Stomach, SKIN, etc.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06
A XER's CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the Purposes of a Family
Physic, Curing

worms Gout, Neuralgia, as a Dinner
PHI, and Purifying the Blood. are the
most coagenial purgative yet perfected.
Iheir effects abuDdantly show how much
they excel all other Fllls. They are safe
and pleasant TO take, but powerful 10
cure. They purge out the foul humors of
Ine blood they stimulate the sluggish or
alsordered organs into action; and they
lmpaTt health and tone to the whole be-
complaints of everybody, but formidable
ana dangerous diseases. Most skillful
: hysicians. most eminent clergymen and
our best citizens, send certificates ofcures
performed, and of great benefits derived
rom these Pills. They are the safest and
best physic for children, Lecause mid as
well as effeciual. Being sugar coated.
they are easy TO take and being purely
vegetable, theI are entirely harmless.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-06

pa kER'S PAIN PANAUEA curas
pain 10 Man or Beast. "U'o'
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DIR ROGERS WORM SYRUP in
tamil destroys WORMS,
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. wilmsnguon rEarueus.

Vi WT1sMTNGTOlE. Dei. March. 8, lsS2.
= 0uotatiuns ~ the Brahtywlne Mills Tor
iSIr ~, pas aH1 Srnln. as.oo a.
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hioiton both as to space end time for display than
has heretofore been attempted. II these require
ments are not met. the very nadequacy of our fairs
will urge them on the downward way OF decline to
their ultimate extinction.
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n30Ms FOR FAIR WEEK.

WTELL FURNISHED, CENTRALLY LOCATED,
w pleasant and cool rooms. Bath free. street
cars pass thee door every FIVE minutes. MRS GRlCE,
Proprietoress Clunie Building, Eighth and streets
sS-lpfm
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H HOTEL, having good business of s1:;.:
transient customers, is offered FOR SALE LII.
VERY CHEAP, and upon easy terms. IL is a
Three-story Brick Building, containing IS rooms,
newly furnished throughout, with all modern con-
veniences and in excellent condition. Is pleasantly
coated In the foothills, upon the Central Pacific
Railroad, within short ride from Sacramento and
San Francisco and in the best climate for iavalids
"a the State. Apply to FRED d. GRIFFITHS, at
LlNDLEY CO.'S. Sacramento, Cal au22-l ptf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-09-13
FARM FOR SALE.

on ACRES, WITH LARGE VINEYARD AND
ON well improved, near florn, for $500; 40
creek for 5000; so acres on jackson road for
$500; 100 acres good ranch near Brighton for
5000 235 acres, good for hops, alfalfa gram, at
50 per acre; $50 acres grain land on Dry creek for
$500; ao7 acres for 81 50o-the wood on half of
this land is worth the money 81 for g., 700
aud is acres for 81 5o0-both near this city; acre
lot, well improved, and house, FOR $3.50; 6f0acre
stock farm at $40 per acre. Besides these have a
few more for sale. Now, il You or your friends
want to buy or rent farm vineyard, call for par
ticulars on CARL SrRoBSL, S21 J street, Sacrs.
mento. aulq-lm