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sAH FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEH
lasroar.p ros NE sAeaAsaslO aaoonD.aalosl
General ,ierchandise.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nay H. 1883.
BAGS AND BAGGING-Whe2t Bags are steady az
S9slc for Calcutta, spot and future Potato unniss
are iobbing at l6@l5tc; Wool Bags 42lisc Burlaps,
re for 4oinch and i2ic for 6oiach Hop Cloth, il@
Doors AND sHoEs-Prices remain steady
BREAD-Ship Bread, SIC; Pilot Bread, 494sc
BRIcK-English Fire SEGA; California building
d scripdons, Sc 5o@il 2 thousand. English Bah,
42l045c q dozen
BRooMs-The price list of local manufacturer is as
follows Common, 81 rs, 81 and g IS for the
three numbers; Extra Patent 81 2 g 80 g e and
50 80 for the four styles; Mill and Stable, s. So so
and "a for the three styles; Ship ST. Whisp and Toy
Br soms. 81 seal rs q dozen.
CASDLEs-The product of the local Candle factories
is quoted as follows: San Francisco Crystal Wax, 14oz,
l5c; stezric Acid l4oz l4c Star, lioz 1sac Eagle,
l4oz. Isle; do l6oz lSc Solar Sperm l4oz, l4sc Ad
amantine. l2-oz l2c:. Globe sA-oz loo; Bay I'm;
| weight. 14@l43c; Solar light weight, lltqlltc
Eastern brands vary from Sc TO 1sc; Sperm, 2592Sc
CASE GooDs Following is the p,ce list of the lead
| ing local Gamers White and Black Cher
bsrries Raspberries and Currants, EACH 50 2 dozen
p b tins; Table Aprieots, Bartlett Pears Ounces
assorted Ap pes and BlacAberes each 81 so German
Prunes, Plums and Grapes, each 81 % Apples, tle
Peaches Pie Strawberries and Pie Currants each e
other Pie Fruits, 81 IS q dozen 2lib tins In sh tins
Table Peaches and Cher les quoted at 50 Tabl.
Apicots and Pears So so Table assorted Plums. So
Pie Cuirants So so Pie Strawberries, Sc Pie Apr
cots Peaches cherries and Blaekberries s. 80 Pie
sb tins Jams and Jellies 90 Is q 2-b tins; Succo
fash, 81 String Beans, 81 so Peas and Corn 81 70
Asparagus. 2b tins, 81 Is; Pork and Beans, g. an(
CsMsST~Rosendale. SO 75@3; Portland Cement
"a 2514 80 Golden Gate Plaster, 50 1905; Wother
| spoon 2 aster, S3@3 Is; Santa Cruz Lime 81 600
70 . bhl Land Plaster si2 80 q ton Fire Clay, 5
q Dbl for American and IS for English; Brick Dust
$i65 @ Dbl: Cattle Hair, &c; Goat Hair, &c e h.
| CHIooaY-California, 4aG6c; German. 6k@7c y d
0GARs-.Jobbng rates for Califor aia-made are ne, a
follows Seed, Sl6d40; Seed and II wanna, S40tf75
| Clear Havana, S60ni25 q M.
| CoAL-Anthraeite kinds in full supply all tn
| recent New York ships having brought large con
| signments. Few foreign cargoes discharging, ant
spot lots comparatively and fully 81 highe
than deliveries few weeks hence. Coos Bay is sell
ing from the wharf at So 50G6, and Seattle a
| 81 5l6r7
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the history of this popular club, and the
sport this afternoon viii be very tine.
Oar Bench show has been the best tns
Kennel Club has yet superintendent, and
much greater interest has been taken In IL
by the general public than on previous ex-
hibitions.
The new detective system went into effect
this week. 1t abolishes the detective dis,
tricts, and all the officers now report direct
to Inspector Byrnes. The reform VIII
correct scms gross abuses and Irregular
ties. :,
Since the completion, of the Brooklyn
bridge, project has been put on foot and
is having encouraging public support to
build a bridge or construct tunnel be
tween this city and Williamsburg. II {
bridge is decided upon, Grand street vii
be its landing place on this side.
The American Bible Society held it
sixty.seventh annual meeting in the Bibl'
House on Thursday. The reports show
that the last year has been the most pros
porous in the history Of the association
its receipts amounting to over S59S, 900.
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SCIENTIFIC.

The flow of water from the Sutro tunnel
is over 1000 600 gallons, in twenty.four
houFs, more than it was week ago.
The retreat of vegetation from the polar
regions is attributed by Rey de Morsndo
70 the gradual decrease of the diameter OF
the sun. He thinks that the greater cen.
ter of our system was once large enough TO
send its rays at the same time over both
poles.
4 German journal says that watch,
with the case open, laid in a vessel and
covered with benzine for about three hours
going meanwhile, will be perfectly cleaned
after that time. The vessel should be COW
cred with parchment paper, and before re-
moving the watch should be lightly agi-
tated. Afterwards, the watch should be
laid again in bsnzine, to which little pc.
troleum oil has been addel, TO oil the
works.
According to NoTdenskjold, the aurora
borealis is permanent natural phenome-
non in the polar regions. It appears every
night, and always in the same part OF the
sky The center of the aurora is little to
the north of the magnetic pole, in plane
perpendicular to the polar axis. This
nOuAd NC SOAiCSuidS lihS Oue VI saturn
rings, but of different composition, and
with frequent changes of brilliancy and
form.
Barthelemy Brunon, distinguished
French metallurgist, has made some new
experiments on iron ore with very remark
able results. Thirty-two pounds weight of
African iron ore was placed in fragments in
a crucible. When the ore was heated to
red heat rescting substance was added.
and in three minutes the liquefaction of the
ore was complete, the product obtained be-
ing pure iron. By means of this process
blast furnace will, it ia said, turn out
twenty-five tons of iron every fourteen
minutes, instead OF, as at present, twenty
two tons every twelve hours.
A new method of recognizing blood-stains
where they have been partly washed out
or altered by decay, has been recommended
by Signor Filippi. 1t depends on the iron
IN the blood. The suspected parts of the
tissue are maceratsd "a hours in alco-
hol OF ninsty-five per cent. strength, to
which one-twentieth Of suiphuric acid has
been added. The liquid is poured off and
made strongly alkaline by adding alcoholic
solution OF ammonia /; then it is heated to
boiling In water bath and filtered. On
the filter remains preeipitate of sulphate
of ammonia, which is washed with aloo-
holic ammoniac.l LIQUID. The LIQUID is
and tine residue calcined. If
h@malin is present, red spots appear on
both sides of the porcelain dish, and these, |
dissolved IL drop of nitro-muriatic acid,
give the well-known iron reactions with |
ferro or su'pho cyanide Of potassium. L |
is advisable to make a testing experiment
with stainless part Of the same tissue. !
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The TWO FLEETS.

The sun was bright and the sea was bland,
And the tide danced in as merrily,
When sailor pushed his boat from the sand,
And the waves kept time with his homeiy glee,
For the sailor hummed: 1.-TWO fleets there be,
And one sails over the sun lit waves
Aud one lies under the somber sea-
The sea was bland and the sun was bright,
And favoring wind blew fresh and free,
Add the less ming sail disappeared from sight;
But the old refr ain still remained with me
Which the sailor sang" Two fleets there be,
And one sails over the sun-lit waves
And one lies under the so-nber sea.
The tide danced out with the freight it bore;
All, the tide came back soon smilingly,
But the sailors boat never touched the shore,
Aud | sang to myself, for l cannot flee
From the haunting strain" Two fleets there be
And one sails over the sun-lit waves
And one lies under the somber sea-"
So one by one from the shining world
The feet sails down to the dismal lee
To the feet where every sail IS furled,
And my heart keeps time TO the mystic key,
While drift and sing !" Two fleets there be,
And one sails out on the sun-lit waves
And one lies uGder the somber sea-"
So little while and he who sings
Shall hum more his songs TO thee;
So they who watch his sun-lit wings
Shall hear, perchance, when they cannot see
The lips which sing, 1.-TWO fl eets there be,
And one salts over the sun.lit waves
And one lies under the somber ses."
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VAULT FOR JOHN HOWARD PAYNE :
The remains OF John Howard Payne, it
is understood, are to be ensombed in a
new vault, to be constructed near the
main entrance of Oak Hill Cemetery,
Washington. It will. be on the side of a
slope, and instead of lowering the coffin,
the outside box in which it will be in
closed is to be provided with casters to
push it horizontally into the vault. The
latter is to DO surmounted by handsome
monument, Of which bust of the dead
poet viii form part Every precauticn
viii be taken to guard against depredations
of ghouls. The hearse to be used on the
occasion of the final burial services next
month is being constructed III New York,
and viii be moro elaborate IN its line than
anything hitherto seen In this section Of
the country. L will be drawn By four gray
horses. Fifty carriages have already been
ordered. in which will ride the chief off
GERS of the Government and those who are
to take part in She funeral exercises. =
ECleTelsnd Herald.
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Elnrs ABOUT TIE HomE.

The angel of the flowers, one day,
Beneath a rose-tree sleeping lay
That spirit TO whose charge tbs given
To battle young buds in dews of heaven.
Awaking from his light repose.
The angel whispered TO the rose:
Oh fondest object Of my care,
Still fairest found, where all are fair,
For the sweet shade ihou giv'st me,
Ask what thou wilt. 'ris granted thee "
" Then" said the rose, with splendid glow,
"Cn me another grace bestow."
The spirit paused IN silent thought
What grace was there that flower had not
Twas but Z moment; DER the rose
A vail of moss the angel throws.
And robed in rature's simplest weed,
Could there q flower that rose exceed
IL rr,nr, l,o
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SYRUP-since January Path the citations for local
made have been as follows Bbls 55c; ha fbSlf sac
t-gallon kegs 62lc; l-gallon tins 72lc @ gallon.
TEA-Gooi medium grades Of Japan are jobbing at
35@57kc.
ToBAcco-Since the LIST of Msy the tax has been
Sc instesd of &c q To- and it is presumed that whole
salsrs have reduced prices accordingly.
WHIsKY-We quote high proof. 81 S0d1 90 low
proof 81 1892 so various brands Of Bourbon 81 25@
50 . gall, according to age.
WINEs-California in bottles, as follows: Angelica,
81 S795 50 Csret SO 25@3 so; Port, $5@1o; Sherry
S565 50 White 50 5eG5 80 q dozen.
WooDENwARE-Pails, 81 50 for painted and So .
dozen for vanished tubs 50 80 in nests of three
50 to S2i q dozen, according to size and finish
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 439 tons, Wheat to United
Kingdom Antwerp or Havre, 81 2s Cd w. II Di-
mond re tons, assor. ed cargo for Honolulu Annie
Larsen, 35S tons, assorted largo for Noumea Wheat
char ers are nominaily 409i5s.
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We quote other kinds: Coke Tin. SIS 9o@6 25 Roofing
Tin, s. 25 Charcoal Tin. 81 q box; Yellow Metal,
24d25c English Cast Steel I4@l5c Sheet Zine, Sc
SIC Pig Lead, 4t&5c Bar Lead. SIC Lead Pipe,
&c; shest Lead, &c; Bar Copper, l5c: Pig Tin, ZIG
NAIL Huntington Hopkins & Co. quote as
S. 40; 3d. 50 40; Brad head. led to 2 d, 81 90; do
Sd IS l5 do Cd s. 10; do Id to 3d. s. IS; Spikes. all
sizes, 81 Is q keg
NAVAL STORES California oakum, So 5o9S rs; an
ordinary kind of California he had at 50 IS East
ern Oskum 50 5J6ti; Rosin, Sfd6; Pitch, So 75G
Is; Tar, Sc 50gS 80 q Dbl; Spirits Turpentine is
selling at 65c-
OIL-China Nut, Tic California Castor 81 so for
No. /. and 81 IS or No 2; Refined Cocoanut, 40@45c
California Lnseed in single Dbl lots 57lc for and
Coo q gallon for boiled Petroleum, 40 degrees. in
cans lsG9Cc do in bulk, lie DO $50 degrees 22a27c
winter strained Lard, 81 in bbls and 81 10 in tins
Possel Olive, S5d5 IS; Plaguiol olive, IS 5o96 80 4;
Duret do. So 509d u.s. extra tine kinds, ssG9 e dozen
quarts.
PAINTs-Good demand for White Lead at 6a6sc g
d for all kinds
PAPEa-Calisornia Straw Wrapping, Soc, &C., 81 and
81 10 q ream for the four styles.
POWDER California Blasting, 80 Is e key: Giant
500 for No and 75c for No /; Vulcan Blasting Toe
Ter No. l. Soc for No and $50 y b for No with the
usual discount cs TO quantity.
QUICKsILvER-ST S. IL flask, or S5955tc q ID.
RIcE-Rangoon 4sc; Hawaiian Re: China 81 S21
al s. fer No. and mixed, and SjG6 70 for Extra
No. /.
sAIT-Liyerpool fne is quoted at sl5a22 90; Car
men Island 3lsdi5 for cosrse and S20gd22 for fine
California. s06fl2 for coarse and slA61l6 for fine
SPICEs-We quote Cassia, lSdl9c; Cloves 35d3je
Nutmegs, 70asoc; Pepper, l7@lsc; Pimentc, lt@lIc
spIRrTs-Cslifornis pure 81 Is for No. q and 81 IS
for No. l.
sTARoH-variogs. brands Of Eastern are quoted at
sUoXR-since March 9Th the prices Of 25-bbl lots
from local refneries have oten as follows:
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DIR. Felix lie Bruins
e. AND e.
&"

A guaranteed Cure fer Gonorrhea and elect. Ssse.
pleasant and reliable. No bad effects from its use
Dees not interfere with business or diet Price -
per box, OF three boxes for s.. Written guarantee
issued by every duly authorized agent to reflp tie
money Il three boxes fail 70 cure. Sent, postage
prepaid, or receipt Of prics. DR.. FELIX LIZ BRTiiS
z Co, Sole p-oprietors KIRK, GEARY 4 CO
authorized sgents for sacrafento. CAL fe2s-ly
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CoFFEE-Good unwashed SAW dor lie; good to
prime Guatemala ana Costa Riea, l2s9l3c
CoRDAGE-Siuoe NJ 4rch 18th the prizes at the local
factory have been: Sisal l9inch and upward lSc "
thread, 13Ac; and 9-thread, lie; Sisal Bale
Rope 3 and 4thread, 49,; San Francisco laid Ma
Mia II inch and upward, I7Ac; 12thread, 1ec;
Lathyan, lac. discount is allowed on invoices OF
0003 lbs The terms are go days, u per cent of
for cash. Carriage on all deliveries.
DRUGs-Alum 3Cd34c; refined Borax lilo
Blue Yitriol 7la7Sc; Birthstone. Sc for roll ana
ssc for California refined; Cream Tartar. 3S9S5c
Nitric Acid 12A@l6c Tartaric Acid 6o@62c Sulphur1c
| Acid, 2k@14c.
5heeting 7l@9sc Brown Drilling, ss99sc: Prints,
| 530d7c ~ yard
| FIsHECanned Salmon is nominal at 81 259l 80 for
California and 81 301l IS for Oregon Pacific Goldfish
&c for Sub bd 7c for selected in lOb and Sc for
homeless Eastern Goldfish lSt Georges bank, Sad9c
q ID Eastern Mackere., 81 701i 80 for No in l5f
| kits and 1903 Is for Mess in 10 ID kits.
39d57Jc: Skirting 34d3Sc Calf Skins. S65@70; Wax
and Buff Leather, l6@i7lc q foot Kip Skins, S5Oa6O
| q dozen.
LUMBER-Cargoes Pine, rough, sis rough clear
| Pine, 224; Pine flooring and stepping 81 81
Redwood Sls for rough and SIS for surfaced Retail
Pine, common rough, up TO 40 feet S22 90 b M feet
No. flooring, inches and over, $50 80 do and I'M
| der and l3x4 and Ike flooring and stepping $50
rough clear for flooring 81 less than above rates
Laths So 70 q NJ Shakes, Sl2 y M Redwood, rough
merchantable, S22 80 g NJ surface No l. S35 I. G.
Redwood, llx4 and liE6 SS5; do 6inch, II feet and
inch surface, $50; Pickets, fancy 81 30 do rough,
| pointed go do do square Sl7 50 Siding a-inch,
SIS; Shingles 81 so q NJ Battens, finch. iineal 1c
| Posts l7sc each.
| MALT LIoUoRs-English Ale and Porter are
quoted at 90 593 IS for quarts and Csc advance for
MArcMEs-Block descriptions, 81 s2s; Empire Tele-
| graph 81; Eastern Paror. 81 "a d gross.
MErALs-All descriptions are quet We quote as
| follows:
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD.
Commencing Monaay, April 50, isss
TRAINS AND BOATS 3iiL LEAVE saGsaaENT

/ Lk1AA - aOA4 NJ ES&E . 1913 - f-1rs
encsng Monday, April 80, 1883.
AID UNTIL EUErasR EoTICE,
and BOATS NIL LEAVE SACRAMENTO
As FoLLows:
4. M.-(SuuGays exceptedi Accommo-
dation Train to AaryEville, Red Bluff and
BEDDING.
A. M.-(Sundays exeeptedESsn Fran
cisco Passenger Tran, via Benicia. Con-
meets at Suisun for Vallejo. Second class
passenger cars for San Francisco attached.
4. MI Daiiy}-o. 2. Pacific Express, Via
Benicia, sor San Francisco. Connects at
Snisun- Sundays only)-for Vallejo and
Calistoga.
A. ss.-iDallyl-C. P. Euligrsnt Train 10
Ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
q A. N.-ior az coon thereafter as pr-e.
y ticaDle-SundaJs excepted -Stes1aeT los
San Francisco, touching at 81 way ports
on the Sacramento river
= 4. sa.-(sundays excepted 6Psssoncs
u Trim Tor Woodland. NilhaIns, Willow,
Tehama and Red Bluff.
q A. Mt Daiiyt-ssa francisco Passenger
y Train. Connects 81 Gait with Passenger
Train fer lone ard Of Lathrop with the s. ?.
atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Newhsli
Santa Barbara, Los Angeles. Cotton
(San Diegol, Yuma, Aarieopa Prescott).
Tucson, Beuson tGuaymss, Mexico). Den-
ing "a, T. & 5. F. X. r., Fl Paso ct. & P.
r. r., San Antoine and New Orleans.
Connects also at Niles for San jose.
T.. N.-(Dailyb- Oregon Express 70.
Asrysville, Chico, Red Blca and Bedding
Portland, Oregon.
z. -{Dailyl-Locsl Passenger Train
for Auhrirtl and C1iiaY
2. M.-{Dailyl-S Francisco Passenger
Train, via Benicia. Connects al Suisun
-(Sundays excepted for C4listoga.
z. i.-(Oailyi-LoeAl 1rsir 10 Latnrop.
connecting with S. P. Emigrant TrSin
for Deming and Ell Pa5o.
2. H.-(5andaye excepted Passenger
Train fer Woodland and Knights Land
lag.
2. s.-(Dailv)-C. ?. Atlantic Express
sor Coliax, Reno Carson end VlrgintE).
Battle Mountain tAustir). Palissde
CEurekal, Ogden, Council Bluffs and Esst
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$1,000

CO non RzwAHD viii Re paid to any
,VGs5 Chemist Who VII fnd, gu
analysis Of 100 bottless 8. S. s. one particle O.
Mercury, Iodde o. P tass-um, or any Mineral
substance. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Props,
DRAWER 3, ATLANTA, Ga.
Our little Book mailed free to applicants.
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TERRY McMoRRy,
DIsSOLUTIOH OF PARTNERSHIP.

uyHE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN J. L. HUN
1 TooN ard G.. K. VAN HEUSEN has this day
been dissolved. All persons INDEBTED to the late
firm of VAN HEUSES & HUNTooS viii make
payment Immediately 70 J. l. HJNTOON, az No.
727 street, Sacramento, who viii sign il Iquda-
ton.
G. X. VAN HEUsEN,
mig. J. L. HUST00E.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CURE GUARANTEED.

nR E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
ment guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dir
zness Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head.
achohol or tobacco, Wakefulnezs, Mental Depres-
sion, Softening of the Brlip, resulting in insanity
and leading to misery, decay and death Premature
Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power in Either Sex,
Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhea, caused by
over-exertion of the brain, selfabuse or over
Indulgence. Each box contains one months treat,
ment; 81 a box. or six boxes for IS, sent by mail
prepaid receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes
TO cure any case With each order received by us
for six boxes accompanied with S. we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to refund the
money if the treatment does not effect cure.
Druggists. Sacramento, Cal Orders by mail a.
regular price. fe2S-1y&wly
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SOLID SHOT AGAiN5T
BTOOD POS ON |

ALBANIA Gal April II, 1883.
In 1878 was the yietinef aterrible BLOOD Poison,
and after being treated by three fyseisns
fined to my bed, not able to raise my hand to my
head splitting no cot5 Of blosd, and reduced in
weight from ls5 TO $50 pounds. ] then begun the
use Of swIFPs SPECIFIC, and in less than three
months was entirely well, weighed 1876, and have
never bad symptom OF the disease since II it had
not been for Swiit's Specific believe would have
been In my grave. JVHS V. BISHOP.
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A LETT
y.p. sarsfiels. Sacramento :

J. r. sarsfieIa, Sacramento:
was induced by friend to try your ULCER
SALyE. had bad sore for years on my leg. 1
had used all the remedies could hear Of but with
no success. ! gave your Salve trial finally. 1t
cured me speedily and perfectly. cordially recon-
mend it to any one having need OF a remedy, as /
did. FREDERICK BABkIRk.
No. 6 Boneta ST., S. F., March 20, 1883.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALL
4 fornis, county of Sacramento. In the matter
OF the Estate OF w. C. HOPPING, deceased. Notice
is hereby given that MONDAY, the 2lst day OF
May, 1888, at 10 O'Clock A. N. oil said day,
and the Courtroom Of said Court, the Court house,
in the city Of Sacramento, county Of Sacramento
and State Of California, have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the will OF said VIM
C. HOPPING, deceased, and for hearing the appica-
ton Of c. I. WHEELER and FRANK MILLER for
the issuance to them Of letters testamenary thereon
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court this
9th day of May, 1855.
lsEAL CHAS- NJ COGLAN, CLERK.
S. C. benson, Rooms l, and 8 Metropolitan Build
ing, Attorney for Executors. m11-lot
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N,Ns.c tSSSSlSSSs PRAYED seXuaI induIger &c
is prcfjce by the youth Of both sexes TO almost
Unlimited extent producing with unerring certainly
the following train OF morbid symptoms, unlsss
ccasbate5 by scientific medical measures, viz: Ssliew
continuance dark spots under the eyes, pain IN d
he'd ringing In the ears, noise Ike the rustng Il
leaves aud rafting Of ehaTiots VI easiness about
IONS weakness Of the limbs, confused risior,
hiunted intellect, Ioss OF confidence, difdencc In
approaching strangers, dislike to form new ao-
qJ1eintsnces disposition TO shun society, less Il
Enemory, hectic fushes, pimples and various erur
frequent BIZ Insanity.
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/. N. TowNE. ............ General Manager
2. Il. GQ0DIAN ..Gsn1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
iaQ-4ptf
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Sacramento & pIaGGFVillG Railroad,
s9fs Srsy EEESsssa

On and After Monday, April IG, 1883.
UNTIL FURTHER soTIcz
Trsr 8 will run between Sacrament and Single
Springs as follows:
Leave Sacramento for Folsom, Latrobe
and Single springs.... .......... 7:S5 A. N.
Leave Sacramento for Folsom. 400 2. N.
Leave Shlngle Springs Tor Latrobe, Fol-
som and Sacramento. ...>-....ll:l5 A. h.
Leave Latrohs for Folsom snd Sacrs-
mento. .......................Is :oo N.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. ......-.. $50 4. NJ.
Leave Folsom for Sacranlento.......... lib P. III.
r-2.tf J. 3. WRIGHT, Superintendent.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE /
DR.. GIBBONS lISPENGARY,
6as Eearny street, Sen Francisco

Established Ia 1854, for
the treatment OF Sexual
and Seminal diseases,
such ss ConorThea. Sleei,
Structures, Syphilis IN al
lis forms, Seminal Veal
ness, Impotency, Skin
Disesses, etc, parma
nently cured or nocharge.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-19
CURED ar HoME.

Persons at distance may be cured at hoze ~
addressing letter to DR.. GIBBoN, stating csse.
symptoms, length Of time the disesse has continued.
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, to any part Of the country,
with fril and plain directions. By inclosins Ten
dollars IL registered letter. through the Postofee
or throush Wells, Fargo Co., package Of u1eicir
vii DC forwarded 10 any part Of the Union Pies
ssy you cav this advertisement IN lie REcoT D.
UsIos. address. DR.. J. F. GIBB0N,
is24-4p.f1Lsw Box 1857 San Fran,1seo