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Ohlcago, ST Louis & PIttsburg.
Depart-New York. Philadelphia, VI ASH
lngton, Baltimore and Pitts-
eurg Express, daily, g. ..-s... ass am
Dayton and Columbus EN-
press, except sunday. 10. 55 am
R1chnlond Accommodations . 4: o t,su
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
ington, Baltimore and Pitts
burg EXPRESS daily, Q. h. sos pn
Dayton Express, exc'p Sunday sos pan
AFrlVe -Richmond Accommodation, ex-
cept sunday --.--...-..-.--... $3.50 am
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
ington Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily .,....--.ll:50 am
columbus and Dayton Express
except sunday ............... os40Pm
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
1ngton, Baltimore and Pitts
burg Express, daily .......-.. 1o;35 pm
Dayton Express. daily except
Sunday. ...-.-...--........1 1925 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo, p, C, Il ST. L, r. L
Oepart-Louisville and Chicago Ex-
press, D. @. I1:15 am
Louisville and Chicago fast
49,, Express, daily, s--------.-...11 :00 pm
arrive Chicago sLA Louisville Fast
Express, daily, s.-....~...-.- 4:15R
Chicago and Louisville Ex-
press, p c-...........-...-. 4.oe an
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BRADFORD, Pa, July 23.-The crude oil
market was weak. Total runs Saturday and
Sunday, 6,e47 brls Total shipments, 1o4 SAY
brls. Charters, 73 500 bris. Clearsnees, ,OA2, :
600 hrls. United Pipeline certificates opened
at 81. "a, and closed at 81! 02; highest price,
81 ,04; lowest, $1.olS4.
PITIsBURG. July 23,-The petroleum market
was dull; united certificates closed steady at
81 Oh y; refined, 79s07ac, Philadelphia defIv-
cry. During the afternoon session the market
was quiet and Inactive; opened at $1.0l 81 adj
yanced to SIX 2l4, and closed at SLOTS.
OIL CITY, Pa. Jnly 2l.-The crude petroleum
market opened to-day at s .03 reached 81 .O3 ~,
and closed at SLOTS, The safes aggregated
q 100000 bTls
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Cotton barely steady;
futures barely steady; July, 10 o4c August,
l005c; September, 1e-03G October. 9.8Sc: No.
yemher, 9.S0c; December. 9.S1c; January,
$3.50; February, 1oc; March, l0c; April, 10.2Oc
NEW ORLEANS, 9uy 23.-Cotton dull and
eeipts, 80 bales; exports Great Britain, -
bales; France, 2,934 bales; continent 1900
bales; coastwise, 275 bales; sales, 800 bales.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Cotton dun; middlng,
9l0c sales. 100 bales; receipts, 80 bales; ship
ments. 500 bales; STOCK on hand, $500 bales,
GALVESTON, July 2l.-Cottor nominal; net
receipts, 700 baeS experts cOastwlse, COS Osles;
stock on hand, 1O,64o bales.
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LeffersonvilIe. Madison d Indianapons

. Aa sa0aSOEl OK At1OlAi1eaf3o1As-
Dspart-senthern Express, daily, E.. 4:15 ann
Louisville and Madison Ex-
pross -. .-.......... TAO am
p. e......-.. . .,... APO pm
Louisville Accommodation,
daily, r. c.---..o.-...-.~- . $50 pm
Arrive Indianapolis and Madison
MdH lO-OO HaA
Indianapolis, st. Lons and
Chicago Express, daily, HOS an
New York and Northern Fast
Express, T. e.-..-..---.------. $50 pm
ST. Louis, Chicago and Detroit
Fast lime, daily, s.-..-..---. l0.&s issl
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Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye.
Elevator A.. $1,000 1890 1900 1900
Elevator B.. So 500 17,700 2.000i ll,loO
Captl Ervat'rI 25,Oo0l 5000 .---.., =. ..-.,....
West Elevat'ri 90, 400 14,500l 2,300l $500
Elevator f. - .-....--. ........l
- f---- f----i--
Total. ....- lS6, 400 53,100l 12,20o 15,loO
Corresp'g dayl
last year.. SO 600 31,300I 5000 $500
RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
Wheat. push. $3.50
Corn. bush 10000
Oats, bush --S.-.........-........ $500
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LIVE sTOCK-
indianapolis Market.

UNION sTocKYARns. July %.
CATTLE.-Receipts, 81; shipments, Ill. The
offerings were light. mostly of butchers grades.
AT the opening safes were strong at last weeks
prices. hut closed weak with few unsold. No
nhi.
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Depart-New York and Boston Expross,
,aslIy. s....-.-.-............. $40 am
Euh Aeeemmodaron.--.-.-. 6:I0 am
Dayton, Columbus ard New
YORK Express, @ c,. IO:25 am
Anderson and Mlchioae Ae-
wabash and Mnncie Accom-
MI modation .-.s.....-......... 5:55 pm
New York and Boston, daily
cc..;::....-----...-.-..-. 7:15 pm
BRIGHTw0OD DIVISION.
Daliy--....----.- 510 am..-. 2:25 Pm
Da iy--.-------. 6:10 am. $40 pIu
Daiiy .10:25 am. -. 5:55 pm
r-,z DuIy Loo am. -. 7:15 pm
AAlFe -L"ulsviiie, New Orleans and
st. Louis Express dai,v 6:55 am
6sIknaTt aDd Goshen Express 1880 aul
South Bend Express . 2:I5 pun
Union Accommoda ton - 400 an
Boston, indianapolis and
Southern Express =. -. Cos MN
New York ana st. Louis Ex-
press, daily .-..-...--.-..lO;55p nm
BRENTWOOD DIVISION.
Daily 6o5 am. 4:55 pm
B Bay 1919 2iS p pm. :: S S:SB pm Bn
Daily 3:3o pan. 1928 i'ul
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No. Mediterranean, track
No. Mediterranean, track. --.---....1 LOS
No. Mediterranean, TRACK. ..-.-.-.. los
Old No. 2 red, track. LOG
New No. red, track Observation-Disclosures. LOS
New No. red, TRACK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
New rejected. track..---...-.--...--.... 80
Understandable, track .....-.. 60
July, track los
August, track. Observation-Disclosures. Los
September, track OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOG
Corn-We note very little change in this cereal,
only that 1t stili remains steady and Inn, with
fair demand for cash deliveries. Futures in no
request. The growing corn, TINS far looks ex--
celltnf, ana gives promise of grand YIELD Sea-
points. We quote:
NO. white, track
Yellow, track OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
High mixed, t. o. Observation-Disclosures
niAeu, trheh ----.----- .-------.-- ------- sc =
IAeJecttu, HHch 1000. ~
No ETaue, track.
oouHu ear, track..-- ---s--------.------a
Oats steady, with only fair request. Sales OF
first half of August at SOC on call. Other futures
are fairy active. We quote:
No. 2 white, track.
JdlAeu, TRACK.
August nrst half, track 80
August, whole month, track 28la
SepteInOef, track -.....-...-.........--.G
Rye-No. 2, dull; SOC bid; held at $40.
Bran-Dull aud unchanged; eli bid; no SELLERS.
GRAIN IN STORE.
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NEW YORK. Jnly %. = Reeves Receipts 4
for ibe past t@o days, $3.50; pSAins 1880 fJr !
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STOCK QUOTATIONS..

EXCHANGE AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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clnel.a q. Ina,aprs. 81. Louis : Chlea ..
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Alcohol, So 2002. 80: asafetida. 25 % 3oc: alum,
405c campnor, 30935e; eoehineal, 60065c;
chi0roform, S00e5e; copperas. brls. S303.50;
cream IA-tar. pure. 35440e. indigo, Rl0l.20:
hcorice. Ga qb genuine, IS % 4oe; naypesia .eafb.
2-oz. 3O935c; in0rpnine. P. a ". y ounce. SO %.
madder, l2a14c; iii, castor, v gallon, $l.3o o
The Delaware farmer., 1883-12-21

To SHIPPERS. s.-The following Rules
have been adopted and will be rigidly
enforced by the Del, Md. u Va. Rail
road and shippers Will govern them
selves accordingly:
Barrels containing oysters. clans fish poultry,
I potatoes and other produce must be well hooped,
aud have at least good wooden head well Sc
cured. II cloth is used for the other head it must
be strong canvass and well fastened on.
/ Barrels and boxes containing eggs must be plain
ly marked on the top Eggs and covered with
heads, moi with cloth
Common egg crates go doz. crates) mnst be
sound and strong; not the old ones often used,
worn out by naillug and long use. Made as most
are Of boards too thin, these crates soon become
entirely uu1 for use
Boot and shoe boxes and other light boxes con-
tainrng fish, poultry or other heavy articles, are
not to be received unless well strapped with wood
or iron"
Chicken ooops must be made of boards, so
strong aud well nailed as not to fall apart in hand
ling. When common coops, wire coops and others
are used they must be such as will not allow the
fowls to escape. Common board coops are often
too large to be easily and safely handled
Bags containing grain or other articles shipped
IN bags must be strong and tied with streng string
so closely drawn as not to slip of.
No package TO be received unless well and plain
y marked, nor when it has more than one mark on
it.
Agents are instructed not to receive packages
notin shipping order as by above named rules, and
they win be fully sustained in inforcing such rules
and will be held liable for loss resulting from neg
lectng to enforce them"
It is thought that a strict observance OF these /
rules will benefit shippers, receivers and commits
sion men. Some commission merchants have /
expressed wonder that such pacSages as have /
been sent should have been received by .
Railroad Companies and asked that unsuitable
packages be refused. saying it would be better 'or
shippers to be compelled to take their goods
home and put in good packages rather than ship
IN those nnit for use"
There is no doubt but the same goods will sell
'or more money in 'clean, whole package"
han in the dirty, old, wora out broken, rough
md bad looking ones which are often used
The Delaware farmer., 1883-12-21
Live chrlstma. Presents.


The popularity Of Birds for Christmas presents
grows each year. Their swee, singing is a con-
slant reminder Of the donor. A good singing
canary costs $3.50 aud suitable cage from 81
to IS, Five liars Will purchase very snpe-
rior cage and bird, so you see live presents are
not expensive. For little boys and girls, rabbits
white mice, guinea pigs Maltese kittens, a globe
of gold fish or puppy will be more appreciated
than anything you can give; and for lady moth
ing can be more suitable thana bright plum ged
bird parrot or a dog of some fashionable breed.
The trouble is however TO end reliable stO e
where these things are sold aud where YOU will
not be imposed upon. There is at least one store
where everything is one price aud guaranteed,
and where is kept the largest stock in America
of the wonderful Night Singing Cauaries, cage
birds of all species, parrots Of every kind, gOli
fish and aquaria dogs of all species, rabbits,
guinea Pigs, maltese cats, fine bred fowls and
pigeons, besides all kinds Of cages, twanty-hye
per cent. lower than regular prices. This sore
is that of the Bird Food Combany. 237 South
Eighth Street. Philadelphia.
II you cannot call in person, send a twO-cent
stamp for their illustrated catalogue, and you
can have your present sent by express with per-
Iect, safety no matter how far the distance.
The Delaware farmer., 1883-12-21

All kinds of Pamphlet print
ing, Poster, Circular, Bank and
commercial work, neatly executed
at the CHRONICLE Office.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE ]
DR., GIBBOH'S DINPENSARY.
sas Kearny street. San Fraacisco.

Established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases,
sueh as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc, perma-
nently cured orno charge
l Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
/ consequenceofs abuse,
: This solitary vice or de.
PRAYED sexual indulgence
L
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BARLEY-It was quite evident at an carly hour
this Inoruing that better tone pervaded the gen
eral market. Holders OF No. feed would not sell
below 97Ic New Brewing is also frIner, there be-
ing no offering of No. grade below 81 075, while
81 10 is occasionally asked. Old Brewing Of stand
ard quality keeps steady at 81 l5e1 20 D cA.
At the Produce Exchange call session there was
little disposition to SELL and offerings were snapped
up very quickly at prices away above yesterday
mornings rates. Sales footed up l,e00 tons No.
e,lln
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be Gustave johnson, was found Saturday at
Oakland.
Joe Lawrence, George Arlington and d.
w. johnson hsye escaped from the Nevada
County jail.
TIMED, and, after killing two officers, fed to
the mountains.
G. A. Lewis, sleight. of-hand performer,
murdered his fourteen.year.old female assist
ant at Dillon. M. 7.
William Leary has been sentenced TO three
hundred days in the Monterey County Jail
for an attack on David Jacks.
County Commissioner Trofstter Of Eureka
county, New, was given 81, 200 by the citi-
zsns to resign, and has left the State.
An Arizona stage was stopped Saturday by
footpads near Riverside, A. T., !; the express
messenger was killed, the driver wounded
and So, 200 stolen.
Two highwaymen Friday night stopped a
| Ruby Valley rsncher while coming TO town,
| just below Eureka, New, and relieved him
| OF his purse containing S37 Representing
| that wss every cent he had the robbers gave
back 81.
| The contract for erecting a rev building
on the State Insane Asylum grounds, award.
ed to Confer Brothers of Stockton, some time
ago, was signed by the Board of Directors
| Saturday, and the contractors bond for Sl4,.
| 600 approved.
An insane man was rrn over and killed by
locomotive on the Oregon short line at Nc
| Cannon auction. The engineer was not
aware Of the mishap till he saw blood on the
| pilot, and the body was found afterward just
in time TO prevent its being again run over.
There is some uneasiness at Redding that
| the Chinese who have never been satisfied
since they were brought there, may strike
again after they are paid off. The indica-
| tions are that teams will be very scarce this
i fall TO transport freight north and prices Of
| freighting may be higher.
A compromise having been effected be-
tween the Southern Pacific and the Califor-
Dis Southern railroads, the crossing was put
in Saturday afternoon. This is the first OPP.
position track that sver crossed tie Southern
| Pacific road. A large number of citizens
were present and made joyful demonstra-
tons.
A singular death occurred at Eureka, New,
| Friday night. Jams M. Sweeney, miner,
was sitting in front OF q house talking with
some friends, when little girl came along
and made some witty remark. Sweeney was
| taken with a violent fs of laughter, and sud-
| denly exclaimed, "Boys, / believe | have
burat q blood vessel" The blood gushed from
his mouth, and in less than five minutes he
was dead. He was So years old, and leaves a
mother.
| The petition for the erection Of free
bridge across the Sacramento river at Red
ding, and also the subscription list, over
S12 900 being donated to the county for this
purpose, was presented to the Board of Su-
pervisors OF Shasta county Saturday. The
petition was signed by over 500 taxpayers,
over half whom were subscribers. The
Board ordered the acceptance Of the petit
tion, and set September Sd TO receive plans,
| specifications and bids.
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i" OLD HORSE SALE.
TIME FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPER

YVyHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
remaining uncalled for at the State House
Hotel will be sold at public auction in front of the
Hotel on Monday, September Sith, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ: morocco Valise, Jas. Stewart carpet valse,
unknown; leather yalise, Ro5't Leach leather
valise, W II. Cole; hand valise, Geo. Hardvisk (;
black valise. Fogerty; black valise, unknown I;
wooden valise, unknown l wooden yslise, TN
known; l hand vahse unknown; white Talse,
unknown; L white valise. S. @. Clayton; black
satchel, unknown; carpet vslise, unknown; l
black v2lise, c. h. Turner; leather valise, IN
known; l hand satchel, J. P. Brissell; 1 hand
satchel, Lon Hickman; l trunk, unknown; ] trunk,
F. H. Powers / zine trunk, unknown /: l zinc tru Ok
4. S. Zinc; wooden trunk, Jas. Stewart l lady's
trunk, unknown; l trunk, unknown; trunk
Walter Price; trunk, Jas. Wicker; zine trunk,
unilRoEn zinc trunk. unknown ; I zine trunk,
T. b. Rider; / zinc trunk, A. j. Smith zinc
trunk, 9. :. Benson l zinc trunk, W. W. Parker.
au104psw
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During heavy thunderstorm at Lincoln,
New, Saturday, three boys-Robert Miller
and William Miller, brothers. and Ernest
Smith-were instantly killed by lightning.
They had taken refuge under q tree. Four
other persons were injured. The Telephone
Exchange was set on fire and several houses
were damaged.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A CURE GUARANTEED.
NREo WEsTs NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.

DR.EC. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
ment, guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dir
illness, Commissions Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Head
ache Nervous Prostitution caused by the OF
alchohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depres-
sion Softening of the Brain, resulting in insanity
and leading to misery, decay and death; Premature
Old Age, Barrenpess, Loss of Power in Either Sex,
Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhea, caused by
over-exertion of the brain, self abuse over.
Indulgence. Each box contains months treat.
ment 81 box, or six boxes for S., sent by mail
prepaid on receipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes
to cure any case. With each order received by us
for six boxes accompanied with s5, will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to refund the
money IL the treatment does not effect cure
Guarantees issued only by KIRK, GEARY & co
Druggists, Sacramento Cal Orders by mail.
regular prios. fe28.1 v&wly
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COMMERCIAL.
sacrauento Produces MAfkts wholesale.
corrected daily for the Rec.RD.USIoz.j

corrected daily fcr the RrGeRD- UHIos.i
aAcRASHNTo, August 11th
fRUT-Lemons, Sicily, SfoS. 10 so y case Oranges
Tahiti, 50 25@3 10 o box; California, 81 75G2 .
box Lines, sl@I Is: Bananas, % soG4 9 bunch;
Pineapples, &8de dozen Cocoanuts, e7@s q 100;
Apples. s1a1 so box: Blackbeiries, 6l97c = ID
q box; Piums. 4G5c q d; Grapes, 4d6c Q II
Nectarines, 36l4c q b.
Pm FRuIrs-Assorted, 74-rb cans, . doz, s.
assorted, gallon cans, s5; Peaches, GIN cans,
81: Portland Busharries. I'm cans. e Wbor-
teberries, e. rs Capital Asparagus g 50 3 dozen
DR1xD FRmrs-Apples, sliced, sesc y n; do
quaEtsersd, ee7c pears. peeled, g@se; 90, III
i3G1sc; do, peeled, 1S9i9c; Prunef. German and
French, 14915c; Blackberries. l6 8l7c; Figs. Cali.
fornia, SC 8 ID.
Peaches 81 70 Bartlett Pears q rs Plams, q g. ];
Blackberries, S3@3 90 Gooss5errles, g % Straw
berries SO Is; Ap:lcos g so 8uscat Grapes, s2 TO-;
Red Currsntz, g Is; Cherries s. 60
VRaETApLEs-Posat 60 67oc: tomatoes, 509
Coo; Striny Bears, 293c; Wax Beans, 584e z ID .
Green Corn, 121g15c y doz; Summer Squash, 2gSc
. n; Onions, lew, 60970e; Cauiihower, 9Ocgsl ;
Cabbage, 81 50@2; f&-rots, 81 8 hundred fur-
nipe 81 % q cwt; bfinch vegetables, 121c y dog
Parsnips lie; Baess, lie; Horso Radish, 59Gc b ;
Artichokes, s0t050o = dozen; Jerusalem Att
chokes, 3iCa4c . D; Green Peppers, fG5e q n;
Egg Plant, 6d7c g Il (; okra, 6@sc e ID; Cucum-
TuTYs-Flour, IS = tarreli oAtausAii,
81 IS 3 loo As, latter Tor Eastern ColnlLeA -
IJw, q 25G2 % white, e p; CrErked Wbess, -.
PouIrRy-Llye TurkeYs, l3gfl6C : Ii dressed, IS
GI9o; full grown Chickens, &c 81 . dosen young
BOOSTERS, e495 2 dozen; eIoilsTs, 500; tame
Ducks, s8@6 50; Geege, 81 bG82 . pair Eggs,
choice lots, 35aS7e y dozen.
GANE-Hare. 81 T5@2 Rabbits, SlGi 6y.
DAIsg RHCDUcT3-buttsfi eholeei 5oyssz3 Z u
mixed lots, n rolls, zo@z2c 2 b Chesse, Csiilof-
MIA, from l3Ef4c; Western, fats, lGSl6ci kaK-
ms Cream, 10000
MBA7s-Esss Ease Mutton, 4a5c z = Lamb, 6s
&C. Pork 1o&1lc: aai, small calves. gl9c lafges SC
Ht7, aRAIz AID TgED-OAt hay. sl2@l4 t9n ;
Alfalfa hay, $500 9 ten brsn, = s9ai 10 5
middl1ngs, 81 ton; barley whole, q
ground, 81 o5 cheat, o. eo9l 20 cSt tame oAss'
81 75a2; corr, Il e09l 70 s cwt.
RIsCaulA sasous-Seeis- Alfalfa, lS8l4c; limo.
thy, Eastern. 99lOo Q n Oregon. sglco
Red Clover, 179lsc Red Top, l2}@lEo Nuts
English Wslnuts, 9is10c; California Wslnuts,
IOlgIlc; Almonds, 15l8lGci Peanuts Eastern, 9@
Ice California, sg9e; Talowi 1tc: Lard tCalllor'
MAI 1O-ib cans lac Eastern, leglse Hides, saiIr
Hight and medium Sa}c, and heavy, 9glOe aFy'
lel8I7e; Hops, Offering at 25GSOc . p.
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SATURDAYS NEWS.

5loodshfd in Colorado = Three Boys
Killed by Observation-Disclosures Rev
enues-Crop Outlook In seuth Carolina
-Mormonism In Georsia-YellOw Fever
at Havana-Cetewsyo's Whereabouts
Count de Chambord Worse Again-Mur-
der In Eontana-stage Robbery In Ari.
zOna-Free Bridge st Redding-singuIGr
Death at Eureka, Ney.-Etc.
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$, p, sCANIGER

5. p. sCANIGER.
A TToRNEY-ATLAw, 627 STREET, NORTH.
"a west corner, Upstairs, Sacramento. VIII
practice in all the Courts Of the state. jyl1-t
oHARLRs n POST. HENRY EDeERToN.
E3GERTON Il POST,
A TToRNEYs-AT.LAw, NO. 9o4 SEVENTH
IA street, near J. VIII practice 10 all the Courts
of the State. jyl0-4 If
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4 train of forty coal cars on the New Jer-
sey Central Railway were t rown from the
track at the Philipsburg IN. j. depot Satur-
day morning. Fourteen of the cars were
wrecked and their contents were scattered
along the track for distance Of several hun
Died Yards.
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SAMPLE eoTTLE FREEi

VIII be sent to any one applying by letter, stating
symptoms, sex sBd age Strict secrecy In regard TO
all business transactions
DR. MINThE's KIDNEY REMEDY. Ne
PAREIICIM. cures all kinds Of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints GonorrhGa, elect, Leucorrhoea.
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle; six bottles
for IS.
DIR. MIyTIE's DASDELION PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYsPEPsI4 and BILIOUS
cure in the market For sale by all Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY & Co. Sacramento, Wholesale
Agents. mo 4p1y&o9w1y
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CoLoRLEss AND CODA youug girl deep
" regretted that she was so colorless and
cold. Her face was too white, and her hands
and feet felt as though the blood did not cir.
culate. After one bottle Of Hop Bitters had
been taken she was the rosiest and healthiest
girl in the town, with vivacity and cheer.
fulness of mind gratifying to her friends.
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Society Dimness Of Vision, Noises IN the Head; the
vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine, and
many other diseases that lead to insanity and DEATH
DIR. MsNTEE, who is q regular physician grad
uate Of the University Of Pennsyvania) will agree
to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case OF
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE under his
special advice and lreatnent) will not cure or for
anything impure or injurious found in it. DIR.
aISTIE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation free. Thor
ergh examination and advice, including analysis OF
URINE, s. Price Of vital Restorative. So a
bottle, or four times the quantity, sl9; sent to
any address upon receipt of price, or Q. 0. d. Sc
cured from observation, and in private name II
desired, By 4. L. MINNIE. VI. D-s NO. III
Kearny street, San Francisco, Cal.
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TWELVE CASHMERE DOLMANS,
richly trimmed with Satin Broeade, Silk
Passemsnterie Lace, Fringe, etc, $40 each.
SIX ARMURE DOLMANS (trimming.
Gros grain Silk, Satin and Cheaillel. $40
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Seller IssS-lcO tons, csc; 100, oslo; 200, CSC;
Buyer yer i88S2ioo tons, 81 O.; 100. 81 O6I go.
81 o64.
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DR.. SPINNEY 6 CD.

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