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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-09

Best Rio, parched or ground,7 pounds
for 81, g. Il. MoMAND d Bro,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-09

Standard graduated sugar, 10 pounds
for 81. @. Il. MoMAND Il Bro,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-09
4 GREAT MEDICAL WORK on MANHOOD

Exbausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man, Errors
OF Youth, and the untold misereH resulting
from indlscretion excuses. IL contains l2b
prescriptions for all acute and chronic dseas-
90, each one OF which Is invaluable. 30 found
By the author whose experience for q years
IS auch "a probably nevoT before fell to the lOf
efany physician. 300 pages, bound in beRuh-
iul French muslin, embossed covers, full gilt,
guaranteed to be dner work Ia every sense
mechanical, literary and Professionalism
aay other work sold In THIS county for $3.50,
or Che money will be refunded in every In
stance, Price only 81 by mail, postpaid. IL
| Illustrative eamrle cents. Send now. Gold
medal awarded the author by the National
Medical AcgoolailOns TO the officers OF which
| he refers.
The Science OF Ltie bhOuld DO read by tho
young for instruction, aud by the aftiicted for
relief IL Will benefit all London Lancet,
There rs no member OF OOi2ty 70 whom Tho
| scieuce OF Life win not be dRsfll, whether
| youth, parent, guardian, Instructor or clergy
man. Argonaut.
Address the Peabody Mcjicn! Institute, or
Dr. ". II. Parker, No,4 Bulnnoh Street, Bus.
| ion, Msss., who may be consulted on all dic-
a27esTequiring Skill and experience. Chronic
an obstinate diseases that have ballied the
skill OF all other physi EEEg AF clans
a speoplly.Such treated Ea IS 80 30 3 O.
cessfuliy without an aSaaHNF a. ~ x
instance OF failure, SM ~ ~, In u
| Monitor t''iH paUar-
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Plaid Hats end Bonnets
at Bauman's.
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Anhurn Corresrondence.

AUBURN, July 10, 1880.
Ems. RECORD UNION; We have had a
hot spell" for three or four days. The
thermometer has ranged about 90, making
ice, soda water and everything else in the
cooling line in great demand. Since Sun
day brush fires have been burning on the
American river hillside 1t has taken
much hard, hot work to save fences and
premises north of town. As il Is, much Of
the hillside between the river and the Col
fax road for several miles up the ridge has
been burned over.
H. W. Barkhaus an old and respected
citizen. whose residence was near Gold
Hill. this county, was buried to-day. He
was returning home III his buggy on Tues
day evening last, and was thrown off the
grade and Killed. Mr.. Barkhaus was Z
prosperous fruit farmer, and will be much
missed by his neighbors and the citizens of
the county generally.
on last Monday the Imp. Order of Red
Men were visited by the Grand Officers OF
the order Members Of the Order from
Sacramento improved the occasion to visit
Auburn, and bring with them the Hussar
hand of fifteen pieces. We had a genuine
musical treat. The ball given by the Red
Men in the evening was success socially.
At the last meeting of the Placer County
| Immigration Society it was determined to
publish a pamphlet descriptive of our
county. The idea prevails that we should
| do missionary work throughout the State,
| as well as convincing immigrants that this
! is the best county in the State to stop in.
| We are satisfied we have the soil and
climate to raise the choicest fruit, grapes,
/ etc. and If there is an acre too forbidding
| for these, set it ont to olives as an invest
ment for old age or the next generation.
This is the camping season, and many OF
our Young people are of in the mountains
hunting or fishing. Hardly day passes
without one or more outfits go through
town, up the Dutch Flat or Forest Hill
divide or returning; while others con
| template trip to the coast and the sea
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Onr WiIlnws Letter.

WILLOWS, July II, 1888.
EDs. RECORD MON a building boom
seems to have started here New and sub
! stantial dwellings are going up on all the
back streets The Baptists have a $4,000
church receiving the finishing touches. It
viii be an ornament 10 the town and n
credit to the active and open-handed mem
hers OF that church living in this commu-
nifty.
There is not 4 vacant business house or
dwelling in town. Six o. seven families
are in our hotels now, wanting TO rent
dwellings Our real estate dealers report
sales of three small farms (1G0 acres each)
to Immigrants this week, who have come
to make their homes here.
The Colusa Railroad is considered 4 Ger
tainty now and will be 4 great convenience
to the people Of the northern end ct the
county who have TO visit the county scat
frequently.
Mrs. Z. s. Nyc and family left here ,his
week for CIoyerdale, where they viii spend
the summer.
Mrs. A. G. Glenn is ut Monterey with u
party Of friends.
Mrs A Hochheimer has gone TO San
Francisco to remain all summer.
Misses Green and Hoy, OF Colusa, are
visiting friends in town this week.
Mrs. 5. L. Wilson, of Suffer county. is
here, with her daughter. Mrs. Murdoch
Uncle Bouoy Yanderford, accompanied
by Mr.. Cults and u party from Marysyillc,
returned Thursday from the mountains
where they have been hunting and fishing
for two weeks. They report bear friendly,
and bucks fat.
Hon J. {. Ball lost s. 600 by a fire in his
grain fields four miles from here Tuesday
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The GArIdxG GUN.-This gun weighs
about 1900 pounds, and is precisely the
same design as the ordinary cannon. There
are ten chambers that rcyolve in the barrel
proper. and each chamber has an indie
pendent lock. The main barrel is eight
inches in diameter. The size Of cartridge
used is that Oft the ordinary - Government
rifle caliber. Each feed drum contains 30
rounds. The firing is done by operating a
crank the cartridge is exploded By ham
mer which works with such rapidity that
30 shots are fired in minute The move
ment OF the gun can be adjusted as to make
it either stationary or oscillating, and the
gun practice either scattering or centrifu-
gal At 700 yards the Calling gun has been
known to hit 12xl5 feet target 396 times
out OF 400 shots. At 200 yards i13 ont of
800 shots have struck q 9x25 feet target.
TO show the rapidly with which the gun
can he worked the time occupied in com
ing to action front from trot and firing IS
ten seconds; timber rear, mount and oil,
thirteen seconds.
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hold decorations, domestic recipes and sug-
gestions health notes, fashion items. etc.
will be found of mach interest and value 10
| its readers.
The August number of " IesIie's Illus
trated Sunday Magazine has been received.
1t contains an interesting article upon the
first Missions III California, and has good
illustrations of the Mission churches al San
Carlos de Monterey San Juan and Santa
Barbara. Also about ninety pages Of choice
reading, including religious, secular. stories,
sketches of history, music, literary and art
notes. stories and illustrations der Young
people. etc Fl Mrs. Frank ts,ic. New
York
" The Sanitarian for June is just cu,.
It's leading articles are Menta, Hygi-
enc, by W Z. Ford n D. d" Danger jr6m
Upturuing OF Soil in Warm Weather
Sanitary Control of Milk supply :"
causes OF Typhoid Fever i'm Munich bv
Professor Won Geith The Typhoid Fever
Epidemic at Plymouth, Pa tv Cyrus ID
son, NJ D., and The New Quarantine
System al New Orleans - Published al ~
Fulton street, New uIk-
The American Bookn tile name
Of Il new journal Of tteil5cjI ar, and intur-
NATION for publishers. iihug."Fbc-- book
binders. and all Interested ia matchmaking
1t is to be published ucIthjy M I26 and
Us Duane street, New York by Howard
Lockwood who Is publisher also OF The
Paper Trade Journal and .hc American
StatioEer. subscription price. > E.r. az
mum.
From \ T., Bancroft < Co.. san Francis
60. We have oi Har;cr'~ Franklin Square
Library Series Home IiaiUcucr a story
for mothers and daughters by Grace Augi-
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Ancient PANAMA CANAL PRoJEcT.-A
German authority. says the Engineer, states
that a curious historical document concern
ing Panama canal exists in the archives
of Venezuela, bearing the date oi 1850. 4
canal project, Jhis document records, was
preached in the reign of Philip H., and le-
mish engineers surveyed the territory and
declared that the obstacles were not insur-
monntablc. Native Governors, continues
the document, tbereupon pointed out to
the KING the enormous commercial disad-
vantages likely to arise to Spain from such
an undertaking. and in consequence where
of the King issued a rescript which threat
eucd with death any person abiding, by
word or writing, to the project,
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that besides these American imports we
got from Denmark an egg supply worth
S253. 729 20, and from Germany dozens of
dozens enough 20 make a bill OF $780,
403 93.-L Hartford Times.
THE FARMERS WIVES.
Alta meeting of the Oxford 20 } Farmers
Club the subject for discussion was -" Pre-
ventable Losses in the house and on the
farm. One of the speakers lad q good
word for farmers wives The greatest
waste in the kitchen. he said, was IN the
time and strength of the farmers wives, for
want of conyeniences. The location of q
cupboard may make a difference of miles
in her travels for year The steep and
inconyenient cellar stairs in many houses
were also source of wasted health and
strength and much might be saved 10 the
wife by having wood and coal on level
with the stove and close at hand. HuS-
bands should think Of these things, and
plan TO have the kitchen as convenient as
possible.
REMEDY FOR CHICKEN CHOLERA.
The following is successfully used by Mr..
Griffith, of GAINESVILLE, O, for chicken
cholera: Vaccinate hen, and in eight
days her system will be thoroughly inocu-
lated then cut OF her head and catch all
the blood IN some vessel iheA pour me
blood on paper 10 dry nail drop OF Ihls
6i9od Is suliicleht TO Yacc!hate ioWI' anu
ethe blood of one hen will vaccinate your
Wnole docE. C2tcA the FOWL YOU WISH 10
vaCcinate. and with q bin or knife make q
I.e 2GIa'iii N o. ,1ie ';lt y AZ 80 oe
"a oiooSl' ~ 49,
it on the chickens leg where you scratch ed
IT, then let the fowl rum ana YOU need have
~ i0''' VI VIZ MI N'i0-'i-''
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
Thomas Tavl0r. NJ. D., microscopic OF
the Department of Agriculture, gives the
following test for butter II a few drops
of sulphuric acid be combined with a
small quantity OF pure butter the butter
Will assume Irst an opaque Whitsh yeiIo"
color, ami after .apse OF ABOUT ten InlH-
ute5 1t Will turn 70 bT1cN req geo
margarine made OF beet tat, When treated
III the same manner, changes at HISt ~ d
. clear amber ana AFTER tapSe o. ao'u'
. twenty minutes 10 ueeP ciiiN9oh'
The Prairie Farmer advises It's readers
never, when buying farm, to take quit
claim deed when they can get warranty
deed The man who gives a Quit-claim
deed, virtually says: Il don't know whether
own this farm or not, but you may nave
all my right, title and interest IN II; ana
the man who takes 1t reasons; II taNe
ms At rent''rg anu ~ nS 05 The init
J,r an iai. ~ +o "y,a,s which
U,',ii'l nf Tho T,arrayt Odd
ili'.'N' '''' ~ ''' - y - -: 1:...,
An exchange says; NeoIIl3 mum wa
ual, who IS well FerSed III regard 70 Catl.e,
says that aiter the sap IlSes Il! lhe si,'ii.5
cattle driven from north 10 south distance i;
OF 'hir5y miles Or more are sure 10 III an" ,nt
those driven from South 20 !ioIlh "lli :1l
die but the cattle they come IN contact WIN
Will die. DRIVING them rom east 10 Vest
! has no effect upon them ms Is Pfopa-
. bly, as big piece OF seriously related non
sense as has recently appeared III pIlil''
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WHO BIDEs II > TIME.

Who b:dcs his time. day by day,
Faces defeat full patiently,
And Lifts mirthful rOundeluy.
However poor his fortunes be
lie viii not fall in any qualm
Of po"crty-the paltry dime
It Will grow golden in his palm.
Who bides his time.
Who Dides his time, he tastes the sweet
OF honey in the safest tear;
And, though he fares with sloWest feet,
Joy runs TO meet him, drawing near.
The birds are heralds o his cause,
And. Ike a Dever-cDding rhyme,
The roadside blooms in his applause,
Who bides his time
Who bides his time, and fevers not
In the hot race that none achieves,
Shall wear cool wreAthen laurel, wrought
With crimson berries in the leaves;
And he shall reign q goOdly king,
And sway his hand 0 er every cline,
With peace writ OH his sisnct ring,
Who bides his time.
u " Riley
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san FRANCISCO, July 70 $50.
MORsfSG SESSION.
The TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

James Beechcr N. D, OF sigouruey, Iowa,
says: For several years have been using a
Cough Balsam, called DR.. VIM. HALLS BAL
SAN FOR TIE lungs, and in almost every
ease throughout the practice I have had entire
success, have used and prescribed hundreds
Of bottles since the days Of my army practice
ds63}, when 7 was Surgeon of Hospital No. .,
Louisville, Ky" le2i.islv&W1y
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White TEETH. - There are no such
things as white teeth, as can be proved by
contrasting those called white with snow,
raw cotton or marble Roughly. teeth can
be divided, as regards color, into blue, gray
and yellow, with hundreds of different
shades. The apparent whiteness IS due to
the complexion and hue of the lips; and
the glistening worries of the negro are,
as a rule. so exceedingly yellow that they
would disligrre q white person. 1t is the
black skin, hair and eyes that make them
took white SCienCe.
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A purer water supply and drainage sys-
tenn were introduced into Calcutta in 1870
and during the next three years the cholera
mortality fell off from 3,410 to 1,075 per
annum. Since 1876 however, it has Steadi-
Is increased, although the water supply is
still in fair condition and the drainage as
good as in many European cities, It often
rises to SEQ deaths per month during the
summer season, and in March of the pres
ent year it was sos.
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BrrrERYrr SHoEs.-Quite q demand has
sprung up for butternut wood for making
wooden shoes. These shoes are coming
into extensive use in brewcries and other
industrial establishments where the floors
are damp. They are said to be much
warmer than the best leather-soled shoes
under such circumstances, and have not
the oppressive condensation of moisture
characteristic of gum.
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breezes, arguing that we are situated high
enough to be considered mountain resi-
dents, and that the sea air is needed to
give perfect health and recreation. a little
of both is good, if the enjoyment of it is
long enough. A 4.
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BELMONT SCHOOL.

rEHls SCHOOL OFFERS PREPARATION FOR
| the best Colleges and Schools OF Science,
and has al Independent English Course It
VIII be q school Of the grade OF PHILLIPS
pcctuS and particulars, call upon or address
lyl3-iw ". T. REID Belmont Cal
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Ori7TCr AND RESIDENCE, II STREET, BIZ
| tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos 91S and go.
y iii visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A.
n Office HOURS 10 ~ n; to 8 P. d., and
e-auir,ps Witt
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WnI. TI.I.ETtY nRIGGs. IN. D.

nULIsT, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
- Diseases OF the Throat. Office, 429% J
street, corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,
p " snndaEs $50 70 u A. ": ] TO ~. NJ witt
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DHYsICIAE AND sURGEOE.-OFE1CEA AND
/ Residence, 10. IS ) street, between inIrd
SP.M once OF Civ Superintendent Of Public
Sah.1oIs st same D}scs. iy5-4plm
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER SHOP. $40
- / street between F!nh and Sixth, Sacra-
mento. Jobcing promptly attended TO- Esti-
mates 'ur!d he'd. jyi2lm
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w. WOOD,

DENqTsT, QUINN's BUILDING, -
I northeast corner Fourth and JQ7YYTYYS
S4reats Artificial Teeth inserted on Il -
all bssee. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxloe GAS
for peinless extraction Of teeth. je='-u
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DR, NIXON.

TAR. PTNKHAM. SIS EIGHTH STREET.
Office Aours-l to 3, and 6.50 TO ~ P N.
Residence next door. lYZ-tf
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DIR. IRA e. OATMAN,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL. AT
tention 20 Diseases of Females. Office
627 street, upstairs, over Dale's. Residence
1927 G. corner Eleventh street Office Hours
From to II A. NJ. to . and to p. NJ. mil
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IXTATCIIMAEE2S AND JEWEL ERS. *
w SOC J street, between Fi1h ANA E<SA
sixth, have always on hand :, choice - a,
variety Of tug Watches. Diamonds, Jew :.;,.sgs4
eirv &c |vtl-f
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9. Y. KREEs y CO.

p0ls ] STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
U[U Dealers in Paints, Oils, VarniShcS. Win
dow Glass, Picture holdings Brushes, Artists
Material, Building Paper Plain and Decorative
Wal, Paper, and Glazier Paper for Window Deco
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L. f. TEBBETS.

DENTIsT st4 SIXTH STREET, es:Ss5s;css
| between I and J, west side, TTSyssS "A
opposite Congregational Church. HAlAb
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
y Vi. RAInWIN. Nj. 10
DIR. 4. e. BRUNE,

COERCION AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
y northeast corner Second and X streets. Of
ice hours: 10 il. n. TO L NJ; , to and To P.
II Residence, S21 street. jyi5-1m
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DENTISTRY.
L. q. SHAW.

1T ATE OF LIGHT & SHAW e;ss,>zzs=zess,
Vi Dentist. Office and residence ffsssSscs.ss
over Tufts Drug store, corner ! sFY75zSS7eh
Tenth and J streets. Office hours: 49,
9 A. NJ TO 5 P. NJ. SUNDAYS 10 to y. Jyl3-lm+
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AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
j the University OF Berlin Germany. Office
ana residence No. 81 J street, between Fifth
aaG Sixth, sacramento. Office hours to II A
~; to 5 anG 10 S 2. NJ. jylS-ti
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our INr0RrATI0N OF Zoos.

The consumption Of eggs in TINS coun-
try is 50 large that the home product does
not begin TO answer the call upon poultry
yards An examination Of the United
States Consular reports giving the declared
exports Of Various articles from foreign
p!aces discloses the fact that i'll 1854 the
yalae Of eggs sent to this country aggre-
gated 81 1871 $50 g. The Province OF On
tario contributed SG6i $40 AZ; Quebec. $SS,-
019 -, and Nova Scotia, $3,606 20. Il viii
be news to many American people to learn
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II H. PETRSON

DENTIST, 415 ] STREET, Be 80 N
~ tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacrs- III fYYYss3
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted on Ne IA!17I
Gold, Vulcanite and sill bases Nitrous OXIDE OF
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrso-
I'M n trnth lNl4-lnl
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N-TO. 90 NINTH ST, BET / AND J, CP-
~ posite the Plaza Magnetic and Electric
Healer. Electromagnetic, Electro-g slvanic aud
Medicinal Baths; Magnetic Garments and In
sOles. Consultation free. jYt0-lm
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BUSINESS CARDS.
5 CALI


CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
~ parei To- do 81 Kinds OF work I'll their line,
IN city or country. Principal place ct business
sacramento. Shop, No 1924 Second street be-
tween and L. tuSC0Gice Box No. 4iG, Sacra-
IatplO -,-1f.tutf
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DIR. j. s. COOK,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON (HOMEOPA-
1 thistl Office and residence, northeast cor
ner of Eleventh and H streets. Hours-9 to 10
A. NJ, l to D. and to p. ". iyli.im
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LINTON l. While. LiSCbLN WHILE
WHITE n WHITE.

A TTORNEYS- AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR
4 uer Fifth and streets, Rooms 10 and II,
Suffer Building, Sacramento. Cal. ap3tf
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DE. q. f. PENDERY,

EICLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
u Office hour>: From 10 10 y NJ; to $50 ?. NJ
TO or. NJ Once. 49, K street between Fourth
and Fifth Residence, 725 l street, between
seventh and Eighth, SACRAMENTO. Iyg-Ln
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WAgLACE 4. nRTGE

WALLACE a. BRIGGS, VI. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND OBsTETRICIAN OFEICE
| and residence 10 az J street, Sacramento.
Once Honrs: I! : : n \ i 10 2 : P. n iyl2-ptf
$50 to p NJ.
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?. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. DsIsCoL,
ROOT, NELSON * Co,
JAS, SEADLER,

A RCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT.
Office: Suffer Building, southwest corner
Fifth and J streets. Sacramento. m22-tf
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JOHN EITEL,

A SSAYER AND CHEMIST. NO. 81 J STREET.
n Analysis of water and asSayS uf all the
precious and useful metals made. Also gold
amalgam retorted, smelted and bullion assays
carried on. at short notice. Gold bought at as
say value or at the highest price. jy'tf
P. Root. ALEx. NELSON. J. DRIsCoL,
ROOT, NELSON & Co,
TNTON FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
| Founders aud Machiuists, Front street be-
tween and o. Castings and Machinery OF
every description made to order ie3i4n1m
E. gOsTER. J, o FUNSTON.
1855. =. FOSTER Il CO.. 1ass-
DO0K-BiNDERS, PAPER-RULERs AND
II Blank BcoE Manufacturers, No Si9 street
between IniId ana Fourth. Sacramento. ie204p
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAw,
"A will practice in all State and United States
Courts Ofice, upstairs over No. 62S J street,
southwest corner Of Seventh, Sacramento. jy7tl
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A. C. FREEMAN, GROVE L. JOHNSON
GEO T.. BATES,

I AWYERs, SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRAN
l 1 cisco Cal. Offices: No. 92G Fifth street.
Sacramento; and No. 40l California street. san
Francisco. Business attended to IN both cities
;t-l
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ATTORNEYS ALLAN.
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JOHN 7. CAREY

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