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uHlIQN HOTEL.

CECoED AND STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
- Cal. Rooms. 80 cents aud 81 per day. Special
rates by the month. Billiards. choice liquors and
cigars Hot lunch daily from IL 4. ". till ?. y.
W. o. c'JoE0 BOWERS,
Al.fplra Proprietor.
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!. P. ROOT. ALEX ssitsoS DEisoo
RnNE NpIrsn- z re-.
JANIS McGgn

TNIoN FoUNDRY-IRCN AND BRASS
Z Founders and Maehirish5, Front street be-
tween and O. Castings and Machinery q every
description made TO order. p24-4Uim
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STATE HOUSE,
Corner Tenth and u Streets, sacramento.

COTne[ Eenth ana = -sfcttsI HAcFt-IiIeLitfs
d" ELDRED, PRoPRlEToR-Board EHt lo<is.
ing AZ the most reasonable rates. Bar Ans
Billiard roosns attached. Stree. cars pass the door
every i've minnto-.
ss-free Omnibus % aud frun the House mia.4plu
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HEINETIA HOUSE.

EIFra STREET, BETWEEN AND -, SACRA.
Deato-Good board and lodging.
Y. HOLDENER and
J. GEMSCH,
ProprietorS
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TO TIE PuRLIC.

Ear farmers and nairymen can always find good
mixers and butter makers at this nouse- fel6+piyI
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A Nd OTHER NEW INyEN- ~ q.
n tions WEBSTER a. Co., X -Ep55E
No. II New Montgomery street, ~
San Francisco, Cal. f3ptj2T w
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sion to Society, Di.nness Of Vision Noises In the
Head the vital fluid passing unobeerVed in the
urine and many other diseases that lead &c Insanity
and death.
DR.. NFETIE. who is regular physician
graduate Of the University OF PenpsylYaliab
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dol.
lars for a case Of this kind the Vital
RESTORATIVE (Under bis special advice and
treatrnentl VIII not cure, or for anything impure
Injurious found In it. BIZ. SzINTFE treats 81
Private Diseases successfully without rneroGry
Consultation free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis Of urine, $S: Price II
vital Restorative, So bottle, or four tin,es
the quantity, $40; sent to any address upon re
ceipt of price, or G. o. D., secured from observation
and In private name II desired, by a. 4. MIETEE,
NJ. D., No. IL Eearny Street, San Fran.
cisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE!
VIII be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
symptoms sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard to
all business transactions
mr.. MyyTrEs KIDNEY REMEDY, NE.
PHRETFCIW, cures all kinds OF Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhaa, elect, Leucorrhna,
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle six bottles
for S5.
ny. INVITES DAEDEL40N PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BELI0rs
o1re In the market. For sale by all Druggists.
q. @. KIRK B CO., Sacramento, Wholesale
Ar.nts ro.4D1vSoo--v1vWE
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VI MS II ssEfLt4sti Cstss st-@sfs'si-S~s
Treat ali Caronfc ana Special Esseases.
Y3gRG TEE
VETEO NAY BE SUFFERING FEoI THE
w effects of youthful toiliss or indiScretior.
E do wellto avail themselves Of this, tho greatest
boon ever laid ct tho altar OF suffering humanity.
Dir. SPiNNEY will guarantee to forfeit $500 for
avery case Of Seminal Weakness OF Private Disease
q: any kind CT character which be undertakes and
laiis to cure
MEnHLE-AGEFs EEy.
There ale many at the age Of thirty TO sixty who
sre troubled with too frequent evacuation Of the
Bladder often accompanied by slight e-narting Of
burning sensation, and weakening Of the 5y5em In
6 manner the patient cannot account for. On exam.
lining the urinary deposits ropy Sediment viii often
be found and sometimes small particles OF albumen
will appear, tho color Will be Of thin milkish
hue, again changing TO dark and torpid appearance.
There many who die Of this difficulty, gno-
rant Of tire cause, which is the second stage of Gem.
nal weakness. DR.. s. viii guarantee perfect cure
In all such cases, snd healthy restoration OF the
genito-ur:nary organs.
Office hours-Yo to and to 8. Sunday from
10 to IL A.. Il. Consultation free. Thorough exam.
inAt,on and advice, 50. Call or address
DR.. SPESHEY q co.,
No. IL Hearny street, San Francisco,
P S-For private diseases Of ehort StSnding, full
course of medicines sufficient fer cure with all
Instructions will be sont to any address for sic.
?-sp5tswMTWThf' tf
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The Hussar Band
OF SACRAMENTO.

HAyING ORGANIZED A BRASS AND REED
HI Band under the above name, composed of
eighteen Of the principal musicians Of this city, We
are prepared to furnish frstcass music for all
sons at reaso enable fstes All communications will
receive prompt attention FREQ. MELVILLE,
Leader and Business Manager, 3oli street
L. D. JONES'
m74-4plm Business Manager, sI2 street.
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DEALEHS, CORNER or FRONT AND L
4 streets. Highest Price FOR Hides, Sheer
Pelts and Tallow Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausava Machines, Suffers
Lard Presses, etc. PrompS cash returns made foI
all consignments aiS-4ptf
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cause produced 1t enriches and purifes the Blood.
Strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscles Digestion,
Reproductive Organs, and Physits: sud Mental
Faculties. 1t stops any unnatural debihtat.ns
drain upon tho system, preventing Involuntary
losses facilitating Dreams seminal losses with the
urine, ETC., so destructive TO mind and body. It Is
sure eliuinator Of ali KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINTS. It contains no injurious ingredients.
To these suffering from the evil enecis
OF yeUthsul int,lscrettoas or eXcssses.
speedy, thorough and permanent CsEB
Is GsAIANrEEB. Price, so 50 per bottle
or Eve bottles In case. with full directions ard
advice ara. Sent secure frcln observation 10 any
address upon receipt Of price, or c. o. u. To be
had only Of
DIR. C. ID. salaeid, ZIG Ksarny Street.
saA Francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly ccut'
dental by letter, or ST oics, FREE. For the eor.
venence OF patients and in order to Insure perfect
secrecy, have adopted private address under
which all packages are forwarded.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
RIond III rise Association Conviction In
sunday Law Case-Mornon Converts
from Ausfralia-Ti.e Anti.Ghinese Con.
ventIon-aiiIitary Reunion-Eic.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uNIoS.I
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE!

s5TECE.|E VIII send . trial bottle OF
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 show s;s
merit-fFee OF charge, TO any enc afflicted,
applying by letter, asasina hts symptoms
and age. Communications SIX ely Conf.
dSuftsi.
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G. w. DAVIS, x. D.
DE. w. II. aAEDHzx,
wv. A. HuanaaE. z. ~.

nFFICE AND RESIDENCE. NORTHEAST
" corner Of Second and streets Office Hours
1oA. NJ to l2M;8r " to 5 z 4. and Z P ms I'm
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BENSON & LEsHER,

CARRIAGE AND r~ 9
u Trimming; also, all kinds of CSS5s5@esSEI
signs. The cheapest and best place tSsfS~6s33
in the city for first class work. GiveS-N---sE--
us call and be convinced. Second street, between
a and L. m20.4ptf
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VITAL
TO TIE UNFORTUNATE!
DR., GIBBOA'S DISPEESAgY,
sas Kearny street, san Francisco.

Established In 1854 icr
the Treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal diseases.
SUCH ssGonorrhoa, Gleet,
Structures, Syphilis in nj
Its forms, semina. Weak.
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, ETC., perma.
nently cured or no charge.
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DEALERs IN CHIMNEY PIPE, SEWER PIPE,
Drain Tile, StonowSre, Crookesy, Glassware
Majolicaware, Decorated and Plain t.oNe- Pots etc
No 31T street, Sacramento, Cat sllpim
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FEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

8 a never.iailIpg Cure
Or Nervous Debility, Elk.
hsusted Vitality, Sem
nal Weakness, Spar
matorrhcea, Loss Mar
500 {, Inpotencv,
Paralysis, and all tie
terrible effects Of self.
abuse. youthful ioiiies
and excuses In mature
years-s.lch 70 Eoss CT
Memory, Lassitude, Noe.
tuvr,ai Emission Az,
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TIL Is Gre at
:StreHg 9Th oa:E q
Remedy aRs' Nerve
; TONIC Is the isgiti.
| mate result ci over C
] years o; practical eT.
] perisnce, and CURES
WITH UNFAtLIhG
; CERTAINTy Nerve, g
and Physics, 0e5,ilty,
; Sem!nalWeakness, Sper-
: msttorhes, Enlisaons
! Impo.sncy, Exhaust. d
kr.as n...-,ot,.,-, u.
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SAN Francisco, April 19th.-It is estimated that
fully 70 per cent. of the 152 stesrage passengers
brought by the City Of Sydney yesterday from Aus
tralia are converted TO Mormonism and are their
MaY To Utah
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LORE AT MIDDLETOWN.
Addresses by the Congressional Nominee
and Messrs. WOlcOtt and Biggs.

Addresses by the Congressional Nominee
and Messrs. WOlcOtt and Biggs.
Especial correspondence Of The Gaeztte.l
MIDDLETowN, Oct, 14.-&The Democratic
meeting in this town last evening was a
success in every particular. The Diamond
State band met at the Town Hall at 7.15
o'clock, and after some of the members of
the Bayard club assembled, started for the
depot, where 1t waited some time for the
evening train, it being late. Charles b.
Lore, ESQ.,, arrived on this train and WAS
escorted to the Town Hall. The meeting
opened by the reading of appointments Of
President and Vice Presidents, and
Secretaries, after which Hon. james
L. Wolcott, who had arrived early
In the evening was introduced, and
made an excellent speech. He argued prin-
cipally the same points as did the crew of
the good ship Constitution, and made a
very different impression on the minds of
his hearers. His remarks were extended for
about an hour, when he gave the stage to
Mr. Lore, who was received with cheers
from the audience. There was great deal
OF enthusiasm throughout both speeches.
The band played several selections OF excel
lent music, and Hon. B. t. Biggs was called
for. That gentleman being present and oc-
cupying seat on the stage, responded with
glowing speech.
The meeting of the Bayard Club in their
room In Reynolds Hall ON next Tuesday
evening will be addressed by John Biges,
ESQ.,, Of our town and William I. Lyman,
ESQ.,, of Wilmington. 1t is expected that
the room will be crowded.
The political fever is running high
The daily gazette., 1882-10-14

MORNING SUMMARY.

Alice Addison won the trot for the 1888
class yesterday at Baltimore. Best time
2.37Z.
New York, accompanied by Secretaries
Chambers and Lincoln.
Eugene Hird, convicted at Skowhegan,
Me-, of the murder of his brother, was
yesterday sentenced to State Prison for
life.
James Mcdonald, engineer, was killed
yesterday at North Chatham, Ont, by the
explosion Of the boiler in the Ontario flour
mill.
Paul Pringle, ,colored was hanged yesterday
at Mansfield, La, forlying in wait and stab
bing Albert Smith, in November, 1881, while
perpetrating robbery.
The large grain elevator owned and occu-
pied by John Hurd at Bridgeport, Conn,
was totally destroyed by fire yesterday,
together with the contents. Loss, $135, 900.
High officials In Mexico state that the re-
ports concerning the recognition of the
foreign debt are untrue, and that the Mex
ican Government has authorized nobody to
negotiate with European bondholders.
While at work on Thursday in W. W.
Tarner's saw mill, two miles from Atlanta,
Ga, James Smith was tripped by piece of
timber and, falling across the saw, was cut
almost in two, He died instantly.
William Austen, aged 25 years, was
hanged yesterday at Lancaster, Ky, for the
murder of his great aunt, Betsy Bland. He
confessed his guilt, said he had no motive
for the crime, and blamed whisky for his
fate.
James Price, prominent merchant of
Shelby, N c., who had been missing Tor five
davs, was yesterday found dead in the attic
of house in that town. He had been in
bad health, and committed suicide by swal-
lowing laudanum.
AT Fort Fetterman, Wyoming Territory,
on Thursday night j. II. Capp shot and
killed R. R. Elgin, bookkeeper for Seabnght
Bros, and dangerously wounded Michael
Egan. Subsequently Egan and a party of
cowboys took Capp from the custody of the
officers and hanged him.
A. B. Buson's barn at Adams, n. Y, was
burned yesterday, together with its contents
Also, the livery stable of G. M. Totman,
| including five horses, oats, hay, etc. Mr..
| E. F. Ralnsdell's house and furniture were
also damaged, Mr.. Huson, in saving
valuable horse, was dangerously burned
Total loss, 5000.
As two little daughters of Lonis Wright,
aged IL and 10 years, were passing through
| the Boston and Albany yard on their way TO
| school, at Natick, Mass, yesterday morn
| ing, they were struck by freight train, and
two cars passed over them The older girl
was instantly killed, and the younger had
her right arm cut off and will probably
| die,
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TWO EXECUTIONS.
A Louisiana Negro and a Kentucky White
Man Hanged on the Gallows.

A Louisiana Negro and a Kentucky White
Man Hanged on the Galiows.
MANSFIELD, La, Oct. ia negro
named Paul Pringle was hanged here at
o'clock this afternoon for the crime of
slying in wait and stabbing while perpe-
trating robbery" The hanging was pub
lie and was witnessed by over 1000 persons.
Pringle's wife and family were In the crowd.
He made no confession. Two other con
demned prisoners witnessed the hanging
iron the Jail windows. Prngle was min.
ster and did his own praying on the scaffold.
In November, 1881, Pringle enticed Albert
Smith into the woods near his place. Here
two other negroes named Edward Bolton
and John Mobile, who were lying In wait,
sprang upon Smith and knocked him down.
The trio then attacked him with knives,
cut his throat, and after robbing him threw
him into ravine. Leaving their victim
for dead the three men came to this
place, where they were arrested shortly
afterward. They were identified by
Smith, who recovered, as his assailants
Some of the property stolen from him was
found in their possession. They were tried
and found guilty. The three men were con-
demned to death. Belton was executed in
January last.
LANCASTER, Ky Oct. 13.-William Aus
tin was hanged at this place to-day for the
murder of his aunt, Miss Betsey Bland, at
her residence, about two miles from here, on
January 90 He met his fate braveiy. He
made a confession of his crime before the
execution.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-14
YELLOW FEVER.
Terrible Increase of the Fatal Epidemic In
Pensacola.

PENSACOLA, Oct. '3.-There is yet no
subsidence of the yellow fever. Forty new
cases and five deaths are bulletined. There
has been quite storm throughout the day.
This, added to the fact that three physicians
are off duty, may account for the number OF
cases reported being no greater. The storm
was quite violent at times and the rainfall
very heavy, which has aroused apprehension
as to those who are sick, many of whom are
reported In critical condition. The deaths
to-day embrace number of well-known
persons, among whom are the wife of
the Hon. N. G. Shackleford, Judge
of the Probate Court, the wife of
the Vice-Consul of Italy at this
port; Mrs. Rosa Seol, who was a
bride of few days only, and arrived In the
city but few weeks since from Genoa via
Boston; having been shipwrecked on the
passage to this port. An appeal to the
country has been issued by the Board oil
Health for aid to the sick aud destitute.
They say that the fury of the epidemic is in
creasing and business and trade are at a
standstill There is no work for hundreds
dependent on labor for their living They
cannot go abroad on account of the quaran-
tine regulations, and the city's resources are
exhausted. The Young Mems Christian AS
sociation has also issued an appeal.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-14
|Inclnnati Enquirer.

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province OF a newspaper is TO record
o@pafale truth from falsehood. How
Ie Ea41tfer has succeeded In this
ieel a Mrlonable pride In referring
l's i,' aila past record for evidence OF
N! N.Y., a.l lhofouglmcss In presenting
stls ,, Treated upon in their true light.
~ rppls ol lhls aye require paper fully
s,s., i" 'le llines, coequal In enterprise,
q ,1l,,l a' advancement IN all mercantile
aNai Interests, such will the
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nut i@a. ',f n, iatis will never be perverted
w. ia.ulae ,l, inture has in store matters
i a'i', interest to all, AMI the general
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lIe f,o,. ", 'll'Se Who are fully conversant
or ~ a y occurring and to occur. The
EbMd H. ~. government but PARTIAL,
IInni,. =. lle New Administration, wal
s hrg4s, 'le confidence of the people,
zIIh IN "a,i AZ, u The assassin placed controI
|hOt a, an y ni faction whose leader.
for Aaia an 'illts received favorable criti
il tot l public acts. What the futur,
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rhyor presented ~ 10 the public withou
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Like 9 Bird Flies.
[Boston Globe.

Mr.. John Burke of Winsted asks people
to believe that the tornado which recently
visited that town picked him up from his
sitting room and safely and gently deposited
him in the pigsty, some 400 feet away. If it
would accommodate Mr. Burke to believe
his story we should be most happy but We
mistrust that in the excitement of the
moment Mr. Burke imagined that the house
was about to be blown down over his heal
and that he indistinctively betook himself to
a place of safety. II the wind had taken
Mr.. Burke from his sitting room 1t would
very likely have taken the side of the house
with him.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-14
.,rotber Gardner on the Tariff.

The secretary read a postal card from
Cuffee Grange No. 81 of Norfolk, Va, ask
ing If It was true that the Lime Kiln Club
had petitioned the tariff commission to
double the duties on imported watermelons.
Brother Gardner answered that it was true.
The American watermelon was not only
good enough for Americans, but tLeii
growth should be encouraged to the utter
exclusion of the pauper labor of Europe
The more melons we raise and the more
cloudy nights we have during the season the
more is life worth living for.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-14
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