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An Erring Wife Causes the
Death Ofb0th husband and
Paramount.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, May GA
tragedy was enacted in Muscatine
last evening. A man named Green
had been too intimate with the wife
of his friend Ward. Last evening
Mrs. Ward and her paramount went
to the depot, intending to leave to-
gether. They were there met by
Ware, when aiight desperate occurred
between the men, during which the
wife stabbed her husband, who drew
a revolverand shot Green in the head.
All the parties were arrested. It is
expected both men will die.
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THE FINANCIAL COLLAPSE.

LONDON, May o9.--The Stock Ex-
change opened strong atas re-
covery for all sorts Of Stock, but
quickly relapsed to a point iii some
cases considerably below Saturdays
closing prices. Business II tluIl in
consequence of the making up of ac-
counts preparatory to settlement,
and because Of the absence OF the
Jewish members. who are aisserving
to-day as aholiday. The \, wy fail
i'm most stocks since the st ac-
counts causes To be awaited with
some apprehension. Already to-
day one firm of brokers have slspen-
ded with liabilities believed TO DO
rather heavy.
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Sale of Short Horns.

CHICAGO, May 26. The Durham
Lawn herd of short horns, owned by
Col. Robert Holloway, of Alexis, Ill.
was sold at auction yesterday at
Dexter Park. Buyers were present
from all parts of the United States
and Canada, and the building was
spirited. Sixty five head were sold,
and a total of over $40, 900 realized.
The average price for cows was
81 1856, and for bulls 1914.
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The Indian Scare In the
Black Hills.

NEW YORK, May pa kFort
Fetterman dispatch says: "The man
Murphy who came in from the Black
Hills said he had helped to bury 70
men, and believed 300 men had been
killed since January 1st. The peo-
pie at Custer live in constant terror,
all who can are abandoning the
country. r
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New ORLEANS, May ga large
meeting OF citizens interested in rice
and sugar planting, was held last
night in opposition to the Hawaiian
treaty. A committee was appointed
to proceed to Washington and urge
the defeat Of the treaty.
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Baptist Centennial.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 26.-The
Baptist of Kentuckey celebrated yes
terday, the one hundredth anniver-
sary of the first Baptist sermon
preached in this State, with inter-
esting ceremonies at the Walnut st.
church. in this city.
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served Him Right.

CLINTON, IOWA, May 27.--Wm.
Southwick, a noted character, was
shot dead at MaQuokata last evening
by Mrs. Hammerson, while attempt
ing to outrage her in her own bed
room.
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The Observation-Disclosures
VentfOn,

CHICAGO, May 26.--The Tribune
reviewing the action Of the repub-
lican state convention of Illinois,
says that while the Cincinnati del
egates were unanimously for Mr..
Blaine, the convention packed q
committee on resolutions which de-
clared for the rag baby and the bloody
shirt. ~
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NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.

II Is invaluable TONIC. II will impart strength
to the system, purify the blood and restore the lost
sppete II Is aleo certain TO all distractions
to the regular of nature in females purify
the complexion and giving elasticity to the spirits
Also, q sure remedy for the diseases of GREEN
SICKNESS or CHLOROSIS, LEUCHoRRHEA or
WOMB, &c. But like all remedies Of this class
should be used with caution by arricd Ladies'. This
Elixir is composed ofPurE HKRBs and all that Use II
will perceive that the combination is Powerful and yet
Harmless 10 the constitution 1t is impossible for d-
seases TO Withstand this formidable remedy. Disea-
SEES are forced to leave The system.
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DIR RFOUT'8
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These excellent Pills will be found sure remedy
for acidty OF the Stomach Indigestion Habitual Co.'S
tiveness, Cramp Collie, Fever and Ague. This terri
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the blood and promote healthy action Of the skim
They purely vegetable and perfectly free from
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available when needed Certain destruction TO Worms
in all cases, they having been tested in cases where
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certificates and the samples ofths Monster Tape
Worm, has been removed. which can be seen at my
office this Pill is warranted in all say the money
refunded.
These Pills had their origin in France, where the
medical science is far advanced.
DIRECTI0NS.--Two pills viii be found sufficient
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one pill every morning Is advised. For ague, two
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For child six years old, half pill will be found to
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Manufactured in waynesboro Pa
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M. ID. PFOUTZ.
wAYNESBORO, PENN'A,
WHO lESAL AGENT.

CROFT 4 BROTHER, opposite Court House, Hag-
erstown. Md.
THOMPSON. LILLY CO.. No. IS Hanover street
Baltimore
j.. w. DALLAM & CO., N. E. Cor. Second and Call
wolhill street, Phils delphia.
a5-For Sale by NJ. A. SNoDGRASs, Druggist, n
Martinsburg, w. Va, and by Druggists generally.
lJune 4, ls75-iyw.1
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THE BEST PAPER FOR FARMERS.
New York Weekly Tribune

ONE L0LLAR per year in clubs of 80
or over Specimen copies free. For
terms and commissions, Address
THE TRIBUNE, New York.
ill march '76.
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Workman, Democrat and

6th-w. a. Workman, Democrat and
Granger.
eth u. P. Douglass, Democrat.
sth-C. G. Franci@, Democrat.
9th-Charles ID. Graee, Democrat.
10th-B. ID. Martin, Democrat.
11th-Wm. p. Blassingame, Democrat.
12th-F. i. Pn.r, Democrat.
18th Robert 5. Guy, Democrat and
Granger
14th-J. r. Henry. Democrat.
15th-T. J. McCulloch, Democrat.
16tb-Tillman smith, Democrat.
17th-W. NJ. Burton. coiored, Republican.
1sth-JoEn 7. Brady, Independent Dem
ocrat.
10Th "A. P. Mccormick, Republican.
20th-J. W. Carroll, Democrat.
21st-W. NJ. Brown, DEMOCRAT.
gid -. Moore, Democrat
23d-Thomas Ball, Democrat
Path. ID. Stephens, Democrat
25th-A. W Terrell, Democfat.
26th-W II. Tedbetter, Democrat.
27th--Wells Thompson, Democrat.
2sth-W. II. Grain, Democrat.
29th-Jobn S. Ford, Democrat.
30th-J. II. McLeary, Democrat.
3lst-L. J. Storey, Democrat
~ 49, 4 - = -
District Judges Elected.
First Dist rict-H. g. Pedieo.
Second Distnct-A- J. Booty.
Third District-R. 5. Walker.
Fourth District--Wm. ID. Wood.
Fifth DiSirct-B. L. Estes.
Sixth Distrct-R. r. Gaines.
Seventh DutricT-M. Ii. BOnEer.
Eighth D.strict-G. J. Clark.
Ninth DistrIct-Spencer Ford.
Tenth District. A. Carroll.
Eleventh District-N NJ. Burford
Twelfth DIstrict-J. X. Fleming.
Thirteenth District-D. NJ. Prendergast.
Fourteenth D:strict-X. B. Saunders.
Fifteenth Distnct--L. w. Moore.
| Sixteenth District-E. Il. Turner.
Seventeenth DistTict-W. A. Blackburn.
Eighteenth District-W. III. Burkhart
Nineteenth District-E yerett Lewis.
| twentieth DISTRICT
Twenty-iirst District james Mastcrson.
Twenty-sccond District-G. III. Noonan.
Twenty third District-lI. G.. Peasants.
! Twenty fourth District-T. VI. Paschal.
Twenty fifth District--Edw. DoughertY.
Twenty-si1th Di trict-W. II. Stewart.
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,,RUsTEE's SALE.

At the request Of Eugene Br mond the legal holder
Of pr0nls ory noie for sue VI $40, 10, signed by
X G. stuart and A. Mair, dated Aprb y, iSil pay
able TO Eugene Bremond On tho ninth day OF Apifl,
1876, at his In Au-tlb, Texas with twylvr pee
cnt interest firm date payable seiniaf nnaly Inter
est paid to hear tntrrest at The same prin
clip IL 10 secure he payment Of VIII CHI said nota, with
thereon. deed OF Of date wifh said
note executed 10 me- E. 4. hggleston, conveying
trustee the hereinafter desert ed property.
which said deed IL recorded IN hook 90 pages 40
and ls0. OF the records OF deeds OF county.
Texas the esid note being due and unpaid will cell
public auction the highest bidder for ca-h ut tho
OF block number seventy. (;0l IN Aus
tin city. Texas, within legal hours, on thu nrst rnes
day in Augu 1876, the same being tho first day OF
the month"; the following property heretofore conveyed
TO SAID smart and MAI, viz; That tract or 10 OF
land situated In Connors addition the city OF Aus
tin, In 1ra,is comfy, raxas beginning nc the north
corner OF asst avenue ard Pine street, thence
norIhefy with the Inc of East avenue fftyane feet
thence easterly parallel wi the line Of Pine street
one hundred aud thirtyeight ct 10 The line OF n.
w. ownrtnd property; thence southery hfty-onc
feet parallel with the line q Eyt avenue to Pine
SCI eet thence westerly with ths lin Of Pine street
one hundred an thriy-eiRht feet 10 the place OF be-
ginning, together with the improvements there n.
consisting OF two tory sIone bulldog 4 feat loug
and 81 feet side reference being 10 tad deed OF
trust for re particular Description Of said pr,per-
ty. will convey Ia the purchascr snch tit as am
| autho lied to make b, 50 d.cd o. rust 5s..Isl
| jy920d e. y. EG LIES ron, Trustee.
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og inc DONo ~ ooAA- AtAAAAnB.
ABSTRACT OF PATENTED LANDS.

AT the same tme and place proposals viii be re-
ceived print and bind fourteen hundred and forty
compiled In the Land once From data. obtsined
from the land fce It Is estimated that this pubiea-
ton will make volumes Of shout eleven hlRdr d
ana rwenfy C120} pages each. said abstract to be
Ut nted ON NOnIareil type. in tabular form OF
justice an the page TO be one hondreo and
iOur IN leng b. including be and foot lEe<, and
sixty ems vide, Noppareil measure; the paper 10 be
40 sized aud ealendered, whife, twenty eight By
f0sy inches in sixc, aud weighing not ess u "A
my pounds the ream, the int ng 10 be done with
the c<ior uniform, and resiste- good, the printed
sheets 10 b. dry pressed before binding: the ndng
to De IN No ~ aw sheep No = tarboards, and with
TWO labels o. the acks; and IN all respects said work
Be - eompaet as The nAtu c Of III work and
Kood taste VIII aomt No unnecessary blanks VIII be
allowed Al matter N the copy, under The head OF
remarks" 10 20 ~ foot note<. in uorplreli type
q be notes viii - very few anumber and with very
/ few words TO each note, for ssHhole work. The
party contractsa with % DO this NpEk mat agree
nFnlsh proof sheets ia page form - the uork pro
gre-s-s 10 the hoard Of Puzzle PrinfS for their IN
General LAID Once with proof sneets inVasxe form
/ for revision and correction 81
The maximum rates for pahlishfng the abstract ar
a. follows: For competition one doh ftl1 per 10.
an 81 toess 81 80 iruressfofss 81 isp.re forl
Tor p.r, Ten dollars tele9 psr reazns for hiBdEnR
inciade dry pressingl. o1e dollar and twenty
t<i-.0 per eopy; PrOridsd. th.t salo abatracs Al
eonfsin more than The estln. led number q % =
Proposals FER prtn.izg ths ubsr1rt mast be bel0W
maximum rates for each item q charges npec
above. No allowances Viii be made fnr o. pap
1 q proof sh ets FURNISHED Ft.4f s.s
s pAraie bids vii be received for The printing
i iaa asges other than tne ngtish
- -.sser % farleE FppcIar11lous OF Mrstures
q w. - bod lz<,.a..1rs sc Ezizl7re Ne Law
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Sealed proposals. will be received at the Office Of
SecretarS ornate until II o'clock of Thursday,
place sal proposals win be opened and contracts
aYarded for furnishing such Stationery may be
sta,e Government, except the Judicial Department;
AID for printing and binding the laws and Journals OF
leach house, together Nth such PRINTING and binding
as my be ordered by each house. and for doing -uch
other pm ing and binding may be required by law,
needed by any department. except the Judicial De-
tartmen and except such as may b done at tie Dear
and Dunno Asylum which said contracts shall b for
the of tcO year. and until contract shall be
made and approved.
Bids i'll he rec,iv as follows: In bidding for print
ing, each blddsr Will required TO specify he class
classe. sof printing f0s which he bids; any bidder
printing. mentioned in the ab recited act, as
the bidder may prefer, ma raid bidder may make sep
make bio for The whole of the public init g.
III case the whole shall be awarded TO him. ....-,
The bid for stationery muet be pr, ate from the
bid or bids for printing and must be Tor furnishing
all the static cry contemplst by the above re-
cited act. No bid will be received considered "
less than one class of print ng classified in the
law Nor will bid for printing for stationery
be considered unless each and item Of tAtiou-
and OF ming binding etc bid for, shall be be-
The Board Cf Public Prlnti reserve the right tO
award the contract ~ printing by CT s. or clssrs to
the lowest responsible bidder for each or to awrd the
whole o said pr ning TO the bidder who may bid for
the whole of said printing and whose bid may be re-
garded as most advantageous TO he Sta e.
The printing, bInding, &c, of the abetract or T.
ented anos must be made separately and VIII not be
regarded included in any Of the i've cla~ses OF
printing named in the law but be cid for
Iatey and in accordance with the specifications here
in made. E 49,
wor<manIke manner; the com ostlon 10 be as com
pact as good taste and nature ~ the work viii
10 the printing b. clear. the color UNIFORM, and
register good. No unnecessary blank pages or sinks
viii be allowed in computing composition.
ParIiss c)n,raSted With to do the drst class work
must agree TO furnish proof sheets IN page forn IS
The k progresses wnen requestad so TO do, for in
| o. ect on by the Board Of Public Printing
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff of Travis coapty. greeting: .


You are here by commanded to summon by publica-
ton Of this citation for eight ccessve w eks prior
To the day thereof in newsp per published III
Travis county, the heirs Of Henry inehart, whose
n mes and residence unknown, 10 be and appear be-
fore the district Court to be holden in Ind or the
county OF Travis at the court house thereof IN the
Monday In July next then and there 10 answer the p'
Iition OF Edward L. Compton, filed In said court
against the raid heirs ana alleging In substances as
follows, to-wit: That the pkinth resides In the
county OF Travis and State OF Texas that the names
and PAGES OF residences OF the defendants are I'M
known to the plaintiff; thBt Henry hin, hart who 10
now dead, On the fif tn day Of June, d. 1910.
was the owner OF Headlight land certificate NO % IN
the name OF William JoinsOn, issued by the boarii OF
land commissioners OF Jack on county, lor one-thru
league Of land; that afterwards ON The twenty
day of May 1851 plaintiff became the owner and pos
SCISSOR of said cerf cate and Ihe aunimeDts VI title
to the came through intermediate Transient and
deliveries n the sid Ger ificate and munimefts Of
title from said Rnehart down to himself and has ever
since had coniinuogs OPP n quiet ana aaySts e.
and the statute Of limitations Of two years, which he
specially pleads. he the legal and equitable wner OF
said certificate; and havng had IN same WHY s,,y
ing for patents on the "a ne, but the DEFEND
an 5 are hinderiDg and obstrncilng him from
eosln,ps b. sAd been msde for aid certificate
from said kinehrt and that the tile TO the same IL In
the heirs OF Rnehart, to the damage q petitioner IN
the ssm OF two Thousand dollars which IL The value
Of said certifcate; and plaintiff Pr-ys judgment
against the defendants tina has full aud ronplele
title to rad certificate aud er Mug them perpetuAi
from setting up title TO the same ior cost Hna gen
Herein fsi not but have you then snd there before
said court this writ with your returr
theron show NJ you have executed
&C. the same. Given under my ham
seal and the seal Of said court In ths
- y city of Austin, this the eighth dnl
OF June, A. ID 1876
ai 4. HALLM Ann, 81
je9-D1twst i Ter. D. Q. 7, c.
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Representatives Elect, Fifteenth Les
islature.


Representatives Elect, Fifteenth Leg
islature.
1st District-P. s. Watts, Democrat.
2d-J. p. McKinnon, Democrat.
3d-T. M. Stone, Democrat.
4th-A. Horton, Democrat.
N5th-W. Holley, Democrat.
0th-W. i. DenmGn, Democrat.
7th-C. ]. Garrison, Democrat.
Sth-R. l.. Parker, Democrat.
9th-B. NJ. Baker, Democrat.
10th-S. II. Roberts, colored, Republic
can.
11th-Thomas ]. Campbell Democrat;
II. M. Burrows, Democrat; I. X. Con-
ly, Democrat.
19th-Thos. H. Young, Independent.
13th--McA. Harris, Democrat.
14th-L. II. McCorkle, Democrat.
15thz-T. r. Bonner, Democrat.
16thA-E. p. Marshal, Democrat.
17th--G. Z. Warren, Democrat.
1eth-M. II. McCustion, Democrat.
1oth--l. q. Wilson, Democrat.
20th--S. w. Stewart, Democrat.
21st-W. II. Price, Democrat. s
22d--T. j. Towles, Democrat; j. S.
Griffith, Democrat.
23d--A. +. Gone, Democrat.
24th-A. T. Rainey, Democrat.
25th--M. A. CASTOR, Democrat.
26th-D. @. Darlington, Democrat.
27th-G. w. Mead, Republican; Phillip
Z. Peers, Independent Democrat.
AFsSth-H. S. Newland, Independent Dem
ocrat
29th-C. II. Brooks, Democrat.
80th--u. w. Schrier, Democrat.
81st-Sam Y. Smith, Democrat.
sd. b. Hightower, Democrat.
33d--D. U. Barziza, Democrat; L. f.
Schmidt, Democrat. 81,
S4th--J. L. McComb, Democrat.
35th--M. Kopperl, Democrat; Nj. Quin
Democrat. ~
s0th-A. 5. Lathrop, Democrat.
37th--W. II. Holland, Repu ,colored
Henry Snead, colored, Republican
3Sth-A. Chesley, Democrat.
s9th-A. Wilder.
- 4Oth--Wm. Thompson, Democrat.
41st-W. w. Lang, Democrat and Grang.
err; James Boyd, Democrat; A. Q. lsaacs,
Democrat.
ado. L. Watson, Democrat.
4Sd-G. +. Warren, Democrat.
4lth-B. f. Biackman, Democrat.
45th--T. II. Andrews, Democrat.
A0th--J. T. Downs, Democrat; John H.
4 Cochran, Democrat.
z7th-Ed. Chambers, Democrat.
4eth--J. n. Martin, Democrat; ]. s
Pattie, Granger.
49th-R. ID. Allison, Democrat.
6&h---A. b. Manion, Democrat.
- rs-Thos. NJ. Smith, Democrat.
"a. B. Pickett, Demcssas.
IN. Il. Dafnelg Democrat.
DIR NJ. lizard, Democrat.
tt-Sam Graham, Democrat
66th--A. NJ. Douglass. Democrat.
61th--Lem. Jones, Democrat.
oeth--L. +. Roberts, Democrat; Z.
q Porrenot Democrat.
6eth-M. v. ltinneson, Democrat; J.
w. Middlebrook, Democrat.
0oth--W. II. Jones. Democrat.
elsie. !. Addison, Democraf . -
edo. II. p. McGinnis, Democrat. y
6Sd-Travis Shaw, Democrat. ~
eSth-W. n. Rust, Democrat; ). "
Hntchins, Democrat. f.s.,...4 ~
e5th-1ohn T.. Haynes, Independent
Republican.
66th--M. Swisher, Republican.
e7th--A. ]. Northington, Democrat.
0Sth---J. p. Key, Democrat.
6eth-A. ]. Hart, Democrat
7Oth-W. :. ]. Adams, Democrat.
7ist-c. l. Wurxbach, Democrat.
~ 72d-A. L. Kessler, Democrat.
73d--J. n. Hunter. Democrat
7lth-Norton Moses, Democrat.
75fh--Lcuis Cards, Democrat d
76fh-A Salinas, Independent Democrat
77th--Wm. L. Rogers, Independent.
7ethwsI n. Dennis, Democrat.
s. Ca6essa. oamessa.
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John X. Lynch, copper cOlorcd negro
of excellent intelligence and moral worth
is candidate Tor Congress in the Natchez
(Mississippi) District.
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lars ana siAly cenls per beam. FoUlscap paper-Six-
per lean; fourteen pouIds 10 the rUam. five dollars
aud KY cents per feam. Letter paper-1wel'e
ten pounds tS the reara four dolisrs per resm
No'e pAP r-NlHn! pounds TO ream three dollars and
Soa.s and Fe.m; sig pounds 10 rra annat Two 70
ram ."o lArs Der ream; engrossing paprr-twen-
S,-.ashss LOU deny. oneQuafter SHEETS, seven dol
one half sh.e,s; sGht dollars per r am anve opes-
\ weite " oum' number ten, plain seven liars ard
eighty cents per thousand; Ak n, - or bf number
SIX, psa, I"st oosIs ~na eighty cents per hoasale
white or buff. nambef avs, plain, focr dollars Der
Thousand citing papei-on- hundred and twenty
hundred sheet; one hundred pounas TO ram sy.So,
lai and twenty cents per one hundred Sheets Fsac
The kind TO b. specified IN bid, eight dollars es.r
gross Rel ink-The manufacturer 10 be n-med IL
bid dollars snd forty cents pee Dozen MncllAgc
-Quarls, seven collars and twenty cents per dczrn;
pints four dollars and eiSSy e-RJs per dozee- Steea
Il ns-Brznd named. two dollars per Pen
holders Five dollars and xty ,nts p gross Rub
per box Mammoth Ink and Pencil Efassrs-Four
dollars per Dozen Rabbe Rulers- ~ Give inch, one
inch. eIShfy cents each Ere<inx Knives-EishIy
CENTS each Recording Iuk-Maker 10 be named m
bia quarts fourteen dollars and orty cents per dozen.
Copying lnk-MAkrr to be named In bad. quarts nne-
teen coars and twenty ccntS per cozsn- snkstands-
G n nsmoes three s.xiJ cents each; sl.ss. aas.
SIC. & Thss ali printing and staticnery not en-
farished ~ he ennraesogs mates n proportion 10
those nxed N the oonlrset for eationeEy 81
like ratare, 10 be sppgoxed BY the Board Of Public
Ptinfin<.
SIC. Z That a any tine after onntrscf has hem
made and entered into with any person or n here
IL provided. The LEGISLATURE t light abro
gate said Z r4d eontracf is not sxccuted. OF
said wcrk is not performed In accordane- with the
nrofiouR % 1hie and 10 alter aend By enact
rnrua khe max nam rates fSr such printing and Ia
s0utFy. That the Board 81 Pubic Pfnting sha have
power and l. herehy rcquirsd. hen the LEziszns i
M Il session, 30 csncef ths contract with the pthlie
printer zcncgsr ha shasi fail the pubic VrnIin
= promptly thn exiEsncits % the p1be sersice Do
aeer s1ch q
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T-X-S TONIC CORDIAL.
The Great System Renovator.

-reat ne GEeaH system N0nOVdtOT
mon so
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Mothers!
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sleph yo upo
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ND
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4Ht1N Agent for the AMERICAN, RED
ShihnfsST1R a NORWEGIAN STEAM-
SHIP LINES. Tickets TO and from all parts Of Eu-
rope. Sells Drafts on sweden, Norway, Denmark
and Finland, at lowest rates. Postal Money orders
No. ara Montgomery street San Francisco.
Letters from the country answered by return mall.
, 1876-06-16
MASONIC TEMPLE BATHS.
10 Post Street, San Francisco.

VAPoR, HOT AIR, STEAM, ELECTRO CHEM
lCAL, ELECTRICAL, SULPHUR, MERCURIAL
Cure OF Disease.
OXYGEN NINHAIATIoNs-Fo Catarrh, Throa.
and Lung Diseases.
SOLAR RAY TREATBdENT-F For removing Birth
Marks, India Ink, Moles, Abnormal Growths and
Dscolorationa
DR.. BROWNS REMEDY FOR CANCER
Prompt, efficient painless. Witness the following: