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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-26
YOUNG MEN

1 Z ~ eG . V ~ ava Ia 5 e
81 WHO may be suffering from the effects oiS
-gyouthiui follies or indiscrelion, Will dog
Aweli to avail themselves OF this, the great-0
.Hest boon ever laid al he altar OF sutferineE
Dr. SPENNEY will guaran "
'aiee to forfeit $500 for every ease Of seminalE
Ssweakness, or private disease of any kindE
.EOr character, v hich he undertakes andy
.fail9 TO cure. lie would therefore say tos{
Athe unfortunate sufferer who may readE
sthis notice that you are treading uponBr
dangerous ground when yol longer delays
GIN seeking the proper remedy for youlE
9c0mplaint You may be in The fist stage;h r.
&remember you are approaching the lastEl
81 you are bordering upon The last and areE
asufiering some or all OF its i'll effects, re- sz
Amt mber that IL you persist in procrastina-& 81
HtOn the time must come when the mos &;
81, kiIlful physician can render you no assiS-E 81
Itance; when the door Of hope will beE
,aclosed against you; when no angel of mer- ~
zcy can bring you relief In no case has thegss-
@Doctor fai ed OF success. Then let not de- E
Szspair work upon your imagination, butEl
Savail yourself of the benof cial results OF 8;
#his Treatment before y,ur ca sc is beyondH
,Etht reach of medical skill, or before grimR.
Zdeaih hurries YOU To pr mature grave. IT,
N Full coarse of treatment S25. Send moneySs
q ly Post Office Order or Express, with fulle-
II description of case Call, or address,, "a
81 DH. "A. II. SPzNNEY, &
2sel0 d&wy No. II Kearny ST., S. I 81
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-26
LINES OF TRAVEL.
LEAVE LOS ANGELES:

On and amer Saturday Jan. l,iS76, and until
further notice, trains will run every day as
follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-26
Monday. the 29.h day of fMay. "A. d. 1876,

At 10 O'Clock A. M, then and there to show
cause why an order and decree should not be
made of the whole of said estate to the said
Louisa Keller, surviving widow of the said
deceased, deducting debts and expenses of
administration according to law.
1t is further ordered that copy of this or
der be published in the Los Angeles Ii HERALD
for four successive weeks once each week
before the said 29th day of May, "A. ID. 1876,
in the said Los Angeles HERALD, (once each
week., newspaper printed and published
in the said Los Angeles county, and that the
Clerk of this Court post notices of the same
in three public places in this county for four
successive weeks of said order.
III. K. S. O'MELVENY,
Probate Judge.
Dated April oath, 1876.
Attest: A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
By 4. III. OWEN Deputy.
Scott & Montgomery, Attys for Petitioner.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-29

Nustus aus einert 8rieie Bon q. SetnmH!-
Ter, Sult, Sprarb Co.. Soma, an 1einen
Scbn s. 6%etnmaltr, &ebatteEr hes Ill
banY SerDlbs."
..........S& fam itiGt unbin, Did ~ bitten,
tn Deiaenl Blatte unleren Tfentli&en Dant fir
bic Getlun9 Detner SHUTTER burG Or. @ua.
aSnte's 9arnbureer Grppfen ausaufpre&en.
Wte Du petf, lit tte ltebe Mutter an eiaert
fhreren QeberIetben unb (eIba bic 6iIfe uule.
ref Mer3te tcar SergebltG. @ir prpbirten bic
Sanburerr Erppfen unb iruree turt BIN Sc.
brau& berfslben ole @eIuubbeit Der Mutter
pteber beresRent Sd riini&e, Du pereeF
bic 0amburger WPebt3tnen trnrter auf'S Bette
entpfeblen, benn tie baben f& auf's 0ortrsR-
ltdife tn unierer Garntlie berGbrt.
pto ROM @Uaeee.-Maepn Ga. ben
"a. Gebruar, 1876.
".."....Dr. Nusuf SSnis's 5nmburssr
1ropfsn flne BON an%saeSetGneter " irfune unb
eeBbelb nabe3u unentbebrlt& fiji mid.
&ep. Batter s. s. RebHana.
Gin sutss @itteI ssssn gOIit unb eeibi&mer.
aen fnb Or. Nueuf 8Snts's 6ambur1er Erop.
fen, iHretbt 6err MiHael Weil. Wilbanata,
Snb, { b%ieielbsn bsIfsn aussnbItdli&.
Der Dant etner S a m iii $50 uns
n,eine 8rau laeen Sbuen ben erSBten Dant fiji
Or. Iusuf 8Snts's 5amburser Srppfen,
&reibt 5srr Sobn Vott, @enesa SQs., benn
~bielelben baben ans erpee Dtenfe e~rrielen.
Wir la6sn bic SrOpfen nt@t ntetr ausssb.n.
@egen 9art. Granfbetten nnt ale l1nre;-
niatetten, relGe pertprbenem Slut entfprtnaen,
Fnb Or. Nuauf 8Tntg's 6amturser Ercpfen
elm gana aasseaei6ne 60 Mittel, benn fe fne
Dte bsfen 8Iutreintaer. 90 iGreibt 6err Subu
@eurse SOcenl&as in 2emOat, Sas.
Sd bin "a Sabre alt unb nar 70 franf, bne
i'd feline Speiie ntsbr pertragen fDnnte, ftreibl
5err Veter Clemens. 9ittle Srleans, Mt. Sd
uabm Or. Iusuf &Snis's Samburssr Ercpfeu
uub BIN nun rteDer nt&t nur gang bersefelt
lOuoern fibIe mid bel ttGftissr ale friber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-29

SpreW Oahte ltm ent3tepet1o, elite er
pom pannen unp l6ritt In bas @etims
mel bes Wurcueplobes. Die Eamilie
Wcrtcr fae nod an berielben SteQe
unit lanawetIte i@, neil flo tsin Stale
Mid oerfanO.
~8Sir Mann!" iaste Mrriano,
.raruu, lufen Sie uns 70 lanss al.
lein 2"
sd bo1ts Sie rpirten MIR erlau,
ben. Sbnen unb Betty cine feline CT
rtnneruns al, bic Bella 8enesta su per-
sbren". entsesnets er. "paruui babe i'd
ftnen Sang In bic Wercerta 9ema&t.
Seben Ste bier, Elm paar Don ben tIets
men flbernen@ Onoeln. psl&e bie Graus
en- 10 eerns als @orfsdnapelt traeen."
Das mar gang mad Dem @sl&maf
Der betcen Damen, unp fe nabmen ras
@ef&enf Ubne 3fereret iepo@ NIT Der
8~eptnsuns an, pas (ie aud tbm Ct
mas f&enfen biirften.
Cine @eile Ip1ter fam Bettina ppr,
iber. Gle mar ni&t naunter unp 1:p6s
ferno, wie font, unb Yertaufte aud fets
ne Slumsn, obl@on ibr E5rbGsn nod
Iber balls ppll mar. gle parf einen
oanfbartn Sltf auf MteL unb bielem
f@ien es, aIs pb 1brdnen In ibren aus
gen Bldnsten.
Die Wortcn'S btelten beute aus, bic
Der leste Con Der Duff .srfluneen
mar, pann beslettete Ct lie bic In tas
5otel unp stne ie!bf lanslam urp na@s
cenflt@ curd Die fdmalen Soften Der
Rtpa 3u.
als ct In ben palusso trat> fam Tim
Gnrieo entge9sn unc ipra6 ~8ettina
IdN Ste bitten, nod etn Net!9en tn
oen @arten Su fommer."
abel i@rttt auf pteieginlapung rur9
ote bUben SduIenbalen ees 6ofes unb
ben bintetn pprticus In ben @artsn.
8ettina fat ouf elmer Banf unter elmer
beu pom MonOe beleu9teten pdlnens
arupps. Nls fe fetner anf9tis wurce,
lanp ie auf, elite ibm entgeeen unp
fuBte tim betce 6dnte. St fibIte,
oab belize Gbrdneu auf eielsIben MEIER
tt1eltsn.
"SisnOre", ipr6& sic NIT 3itternrer
Sttmme: Isle boben mid bur& ete>
lss Oefdenf au6eroreentlih eldGIiG
gen1adt, ui9t, neil es etnen 70 bUbeu
Bertb bat, foncern neil 60 DON raetner
unslldItaen Nutter bsrribrt. sd
uerOe mid niemals pom b%enlslben trsa.
men," %,
&c 1T mir lebr ansensbm, eaB i'd
Dir cine Greuoe MAIDEN burfte. Denn
uur aud Ger 6immel fisen pDlte, bae
MIR auf Die Spur isner Siciltaneriu
f1men."
"@ott mSse ss eebsn", faets lie.
Na& ether Beile fubr fe fort: ,,Mio
caro- Signore, i'd bOfs, sic 3arnen
mir nt6t, oaB td tn Der Greuce metnss
9er3ens GnrtcO aGes mttsetbetlt babe
~oaf Du fdOn es(prpdsn Du
bd.ef es nt6t tbun foQsn, cenr1 Id boz
be nod ni&t bic feRsueber3eusune, bae
mir tbu trauen fSnner, wstl ct I'm
Solee Slotta's itsbt."
$50 barse fur tbn". CAB fe sur
Antwprt ,,er 1T treu pie Sob unb
es sistt feline grut In 0snepie, In Der
Elm 9ebstnnutB 10 trsu auftemabrt 1T,
als tn Der lstntsen."
S'e ltst p'ntrse uno fam ba!o nit
Grt'eo trtecer.
"Wer3sibt St8ncr Gnrtco, eaB Id
nod thinner Sorit9tt8 bin, iaste @bst
.aber oa getttra FUR Jbre 1reue biBt,
~ @et9e ~ SGHtn t1nI''S "t@le meol
9s1gsp.sn. SH lOusn 3uetF willsn' oab
eV u Wantua Wsa'sFens etmas ez
'aptsn eaOs'
~une mas 1T esq"
vDae Der BON mir aelu6te Gainu
Ger 8rueer pom Iants SIvttas Maae
it,"
y3u mas f5nute u1s boS fitren 2"
.2u Der Mobr1d,inIih .eit noe
3onte 9sOtto init pielem Goino IN Msrp
k,nh,t1 1saonssn H. "a "a -.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-29

Sd S~trfnufte iber 5000 GIalGtn Bon Or.
Muaaf aSnia's hamburger Srspfen uub tanu
be,eaeen, tab tteieIben NIT BEN beReu GrfoIae
besleitet (nb unS BE 9a6frase mad bteism
trefat&en 6etlmtttel faelt& anntnirnt. G.
grebm. Drusstf t72 Smit9FsIb ct, Tits-
burg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-29

&tne frenbt9e WtttbetInng.-
9err 8altbalar eetut, 9outb Msams, MaG.,
i&retbi on uns sd fUnnte eiuen gansen SO.
gen pcl ldrfiben uub tarn fSnate tH bod ni6t
seuue SGreibeu was @utes mir Or. @ueuli
8Ents's Samburssr Erspfen tbaten. ST babe
iiber apei Sabre al. Ooetoren in bieier rlmee-
asnb eebrau&t unb eta l&weres @eIb ause,Se.
ben, bts mid bic 61mbur8sr Grcpfen BON met
mem iGredlt&en t1ebel Dispep1a b%efreiteu unb
t9 nun flbie, eas t& LANCER lsben tperre."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-29

Srr Sptn Osnals, RcftbiIe nabe @acra.
rientc, Gal, fHrettt: Or. Gue. RSnig'S Gam.
burger Erppfsn BADEN mir nnb mlfinen Na&.
barn 70 runberbare 9tff e~eIetiet, ha6 ptr bic.
NIT SfeutItG unlerenD anf ausfpre&eu nnb min.
l1sn, baB btefe pertbSole gySnet auf Der gan.
leu gBelt perbreitet trertet unb allen 2~etbenbeu
gun Setle btenet utSse.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-29

Die GlafGs 90ntburssr Erupfem fciei
so Gents. cher flint 6laiGen $500, fno
ia allen MpptbttsE su babtn, pber ptrb
mad Gmpfang bee Dretles frei mad alien Etrt-
len Der 8ersiutstsn Stnatsn serfanbt
Wan nbrefTYet
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-29

tWtetct ON uh1 ! sJQ rcnNle etuen Adn3en 90
gen pcq fGrriben uub bann fSnats t6 bod ni@t
genue lGreibeu tras @utes mir Or. 9ueuli
8Snte's 5aniburssr Erspfen tbaten. ST. babe
iber 3rtt Sabre ale Dcetcren In bieSer ln1ge-
| aenb eebrau6t un6 eta lGweres @elb dusgt9e.
ben, Bic mid bic 61mburesr Ercpfen DON met.
mem fGredltGen l1ebeI DispepFa befreiteu unb
Id nun fibie, baS i& LANCER Isbsn tperre."
6err 6 tas. 5auptmanu, &tper Wotnt, 81.
s. beseuat pie fOlst: sd lit felt aht Wc&en
al 9&waGt unb %6cpfiGeraen bur& t1nperbau.
lttftit berpUreebraht. DurG ben. @ebrauG
pom Or. Nueuit 8Snis's Sambureer Trppfen
bin Id Goit fet Dant pteber lrpeit bersefeQt,
Lba6 i'd r,etnen alien 9eihdftigunaen mieber
naGasben Tam. Sd fam tater tte1e Neci.
3'n @aen befsns emptbEen."
! Yeripnen, bic an Mppstihpfsteit unt 8iber.
| rilen gesen Spetien leteen, 1inb Or. Nueuli
| 8Sntg's hamburger Srcpfen 4, empfebIea.
5err Matbias DrabcbeI, Blue 5p,ine, Net.,
fGretbt barber : Mein gater, f&cn bod ta
alter. SerlOr fetnen Nppstit unb bate iopar et-
den @iberwiQen eesen 9p:tfen, mas TIN Iebr
f@rah unb leteenb na&te. Muf un5er 2ure-
ben aebrau&te ct Or. @ueuft aSnts's 5ambur.
aer Trppfen ; Der Nppstit tebrte sutid unb CT
fabIt nun Elm gang anbsrer @srf9 ~ lein.
Sd bin riete CT better ats t& fe ertpnrtete ~
trerben, l&retbt pbil. &of. SalempiQe, Wtsc.,
bant Or. Musuf GSnts's 6anabureer Erppfen.
| Sd lit LANCE an S~erstIppfen unb aca
spei Mer3te su &atbe. cbne ba6 i'd Nnternna
erbtelt. Sd entlGlc6 mth, bic Samburaer
Iropfen bes Or. Musul R6nig au aebrau&en.
Soft aur Gbre unb Or. Mu9uf REnte's Dam
burger Ercp,en gum &ubme rau6 i'd Ineen, bae
mir ~pteitIbeu raeiue @elunbbett wieber eaben.
Ser Stttf tn @nanbaep Sta. MiF, tbeiIt
uns NIT : Sd lit felt jwet Sabren an elmer
bSsartisen 6Ie&te. bic nlfn uittteIn piber-
fanb. go getrandte i& rtebrcre Wo@en
lang Or. @ueuR 8Snie's hamburger Ircpfen
nod SoriHrtt unb ruree bon bttftna bSsd t-
gen eeiben pupfdnbis sebeiIt.
5wSIfiGtrt8es @agenIetbeM
nnDerba uIt9tett unb Rcpf1raer a
tpurben burG ben Ge5rau& Dor Or. Nugult
&SntS's 9amtureer Ircpfen eebetlt unb foo G
teber btele WunoertrUpfen tm Saule BADEN.
| SD fam bon @runb metnes 9erjens laaen,
ba6 i& @ott bants. ba6 CT utr bur@ biele Me-
bt3iu eebolftn bat.
annie D, 9OIpaesr, @ibbIeiOra, pa.
SIR Sptn Osmals, Rcftbiae nabe @aeya.
naentc, Gal, S&reibt: Or. gue. R5nig's Gam.
burger ErOpfsn baten mir nnb rlfinen NaG.
barn 70 trnnberbare 9tff eeIeifst, ha6 tptr bic.
nit SfeutItG unlerenD anf ausfpre&en nnb min
lGsn, bne btefe pertbSole aySnet auf Der gau-
leu gBelt perbreitet irerter unc allen 2etbenben
gum SetIe bteneu raSses
Sd ~Strfnufle aber 5000 GIaSGtn Bon Or.
Muaaf aSni9's Sanbur8er STepfen Wnb Tam
be,eaeen, taB t~teieIben NIT BEN beaeu GrfuIae
bealettet inb unb bic Nahfrage mad btelent
frefat&en 6etlmtttd tGeIt@ arntmmt. G.
grebm. Drusstf f72 Smit9Felb ct, Titts-
burg.
Die 6la1&e 6Ginburgtr Srubftn fcRet
so Gents, Dber flint 6lal&en $500, Hno
ia allen NpStbtttE 5u babtn, pber ptrb
mad Gmpfang bss pretles fret mad alien Etrt.
len Der @ersiutstsu Staatsn serianbt
Man abrefTres
A.. Vogeler C Co..
BALTIMORE, YMd.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-17

Resignation or '. =. Dos. Jaqucs.
After long and most honorable
connection in the most prominent
trying capacities, Capt. Jos. jacques
las resigned the yicooPrceidency
OF the Z. 7. Va d q. r. r. His
administration has been the most
successful in the history Of the
road. 1t will be conceded that he
has shown administrative ability Of
a high order, and that his energy
has never been crlVsed by that If
any other official Of the company.
Capt. Jacques has been very Popu-
lar with lis suhordiuates, always
having a pleasant word for each Of
them, and when he has had TO re-.
fuse assent to any Of their requests
he has always done so with a
courtesy which BETRAYED regret
He rctires with as much good will
as ever followed a rail road official.
Col, McGhce who has ably managN
ed the Memphis Il Charleston link
Of the line was elected V. p. in
lieu of Capt. jacques Col. McGh,e
is known and priced for his COM
potency and executive ability, and
no enc doubts that he will maintain
the prosperity and promote the
interest Of the Company. Indeed
the company are to he congratulate
ed that they can lay their hands
upon just such man at this ar
tiruar time.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-17
Young Wan.

AS soon as you are married aud set.
tied down you must have a Piano or
Olgau that YOU nr'y have "a happy
home and spend your evenings pleas
entity. Next TO your hetter-hali you
should rri2e your music
After your days work Is done how
pleasant To slt back in your rockilE
chair before cheerful fire and listen
% the sweet strains eff harmonious
music which an accomplished. luvir e
wifi. can supply. Bur N"u must a.o
Join iu the cNoir.' Now d"a't lu
p. ..un ,ou order 60 Az. t 'uumirs.
Knoxville, Tenn as you viii alva,
get your money'e worth OF good IN
struments,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-17
NOBODY heard from the Gcor-

NOBODY heard from the Gcor-
gia election. The fact is the re-
port was so loud that it deafcned
everybody. The Democratic ma-
jority was about one hundred
thousand. Certainly South Caro-
lima who lies like a great black
shadow beside her ought to be able
to take a hint. No wonder Bob
Tocmbs ''got religion
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-17
LCpRRESPONEENCE.
OUF EuW York Letter.


TIE OCTOBER ELECTIONS
Are over aud the Democracy are re-
lOiUng in the graHGe.t victory ran in
twenty years. Tie Democratic gains
IN Indiana, ohio and West Virgiula
make The election of lIlden and Hen
urjCks certain beyond the possibility
of recovery. All of those States were
heavily Republican ia the last pre-i-
dental election, and the immri Sc
Democratic gains now shown ar "a
death blow to Republican supremacy.
WAITING FOR WESTERN RETURNS.
Never since the great excitement of
the war. las New York witnessed "A
more anxious evening than that OF
yesterday. = H." streets about the
tr.usi arrucic- where returns were tx
pecird w"fccrowdrd for whplrsquarrz.
and the interest tnkru by ~ paollc
was too deep for uDl-y cnihu-Ia. ~. At
the different headquarters There was
anxious consultation over each Dis
patch, aud numbers Of busy CLERKS
collecting the returns as they came ia
There was, however a marked differ.
euce in the bearing of the leading men
Of the Two sides The Democrats
declared they were confident Of sue
cess in November whatever the De-
tober result might prove to be while
the Republicans had the air Of despcra-
lion which il seen on the face of the
gamester, who has stalled his last
stake and is waiting for the turn of
card which saves or ruins him. The
Republicans coucede universally that
Democratic success in either one of
lhe States is decisive of the election of
rrldcn and Hendricks, and that even
- close contest in OHIO and Indiana. If
West Virginia went Democratic, would
leave the field open for a 'desperatc
and bitter hght in November.
As the night passed on, the excite
u,nt grew more intense, and such |
mes were witnessed as occur no
where hr,t ian New York on the even
.- of "a general election.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-17

The Powers have agreed upon
an armistice of six months between
Turkey and Scryia. Turkey is said
to ave acquicsccd, and she will be
forced to conccde the independence
Of the Provinces and that in time
will end the reign of the Turk in
Europe.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-17
A NAVAL VIEW.
INI)HANA.

Hold the fort for We are coming,
See the signal still!
Wave the answer hack Ia Iilden
Tie lloosicr- certainly will!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-17
lLErlM-snErRAcrs AaAIN-

The dhrUpn, Sew York 3jmcSmn aes
.arnlhrr r"l,cOnu aud ouufesseS ll-t 4
u d.. ul .uuiNri uH~u utt,nu tLvat
IN ppoulc When the proofs ot Haycs'
accaptance Of the nomination Of toe
prescriptive American Alliance were
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-17

pnLlished. il puhIiehed n card sirnpd
"Lrmuci : Tyler.n ana purpotifr 10
hr from the S,errpte,r, rf ,I,n ALLAH
to the effect ,na, Ilnyes had not hran
nominated and THAI no committees Of
the Order had ever had any iutrrvinvvs
with him. The 7j,3Cs not ouIv vouch-
ed for the rrnuiiipuess of The artirl.
but sent proof Sins of !; to ali he
New York papers. besides cnusino il
to be tvlegrapGpd throughout The com.
try in advance Of publication. It br-
inr now proven HAT not onlv was tho
letter "a forgery. bat that Yyler was nor
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-17

What the Faculty Of tho University Of NirglalI,
say I'VE recognize " 'th pleasure the success a
the school as evinCed by the high standing ~
rapid progress Of many Of Mr., CABgLLS PUN
who have passed from his hands into ours VIZ
ali confidence, therefore wo recommend the sshoU,
have thoir sous thoroughly trained for the UNI
yersity or fpf any sphere Of higher culture
l.. Giidersleove, Prof OF Greek, Geo;
Holmes erof 81 Hist Lat. and Rhel,, JoHHn
Minor, Prof Of Com ard stat Law, Chal y, 'snad
BILE, Prof. Of Natl, j. S. Davis, Prof AnA IN
Mat Ned Nm L. Pstera Prof. Of LalnCI MI h.ii,
X Davis, Prof, ~ Moral Phi Jas. H. w.
Prof. Of Phys ari surg NJ. scnels 10 L'1is.
Prof Mod. Lau j H. M3llett Prof OF Iu s
Try. Fruol. H. Smith, Prof Of Nat Phi yoD PEsf
Page, Prof Vat. Hist. and Ayr pJ., h,
Applied Math., S, o Southall, Prof 1sf 80 -. snt
James r, Harrison, Prof School OF hVu''
Chairman Of Faculty.
Aug. 20, '70-2m,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-10-17

The NORWOOD SCHOOL is In easy reach
by Rail ard Canal. At Lovingston Depot o. lns
will meet all students who wish to attend w
school, and the James River Packets pass In ilgh'
OF tho school six times week These PaeEs"
run from Richmond to Lynchburg, theues to LsA'
ing aud Buchanan
Address, wM. D. CABELL, FrneiPA,
Norwood Post ONCE, va
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-09
tt e GR AP HIC


SAN FRANCISCO. June ..--Sailed.
barkentine W. II. Dcits. Port Town.
send.
SACRAMENTO, June The attend
amer at the Agricultural Park this
morning wa. very large, both raoss Was
unusually interesting; Billy Newall
won tho handicap purse, the best time
was 46,s. There was intense excite.
mcnt over the trotting race which will
not Ne finished until tomorrow Lou
Whipple aud Long John, each getting
two heats; American Maid WAS scn, to
the stable, and Professor was dis,anced
on the first heat.
Tomorrow . sroiting racc Of 49,
milo heats best three in Ave purse
$500: Nellie Gratian, Clark. Oregon
Jack. James Lick. MugIins. Flers and
Ben Wade, are entered. In the pools
Grafton sells q. IS, and Flora -. Mug
gins s. Fieldis.
In the 9th Dis.ric, Court to-day
Judge Reardon sustained the demurre,
interposed by tho defense In the case
ofHoagland ct al Ca City Of Sacramento,
thus declaring the acs At the last Lcg,s-
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YsSr tie QynsiAa.

A resident Of tae Puvsllup valley
gives description Of Al unsual freak
Of nature 10 that distrie. Of country
. rich body Of bottom l.Dd, embrac.
Jag several thousand acres. exists in .
body elevated abou: City feet above
.hs line Of timber growth. The subsoil
is clay. on which sasse sra from eight
inches 10 two fost Of loan. exceedingly
productive and essily cultivated. There
are masy lsrtils prsiries on the river
botsosns, but this IL the only one yet
discovered occupying On elevated pls-
tAu- The only reason vhy this valley
is not noss generally known or more
dsnsely ssttls1. i in consequences Of ito
difficulty Of stcess, the present settlers
being compelled 10 pack supplies over
s.rAii osssAnsp,r ". than by sss
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
bresk into tho warehouse Of
Capt. Pescival. on Saturday night
last.
Mr.. Prssssy made tho fret shipment
Of CHRIS. under HE contract with the
tho hrnl in Stockton. California. by the
Dakota.
We learn that there will be u celebra-
tios 1t Chehslis Station. With Geo. n.
4cConaha. Of Seattle, - Orator, and
j. II. Nsylor. ~ Reader.
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lasure permitting Hosglsnd 70 So the
city to be unconstitutional.
San FRAxcrsco, June s.-A n.nhss
Of ansi-coolis clubs held their regular
meetings last night. The Posrero club
Was sddrssssd by gentlemen who In
lievsd the remedy for Chinese emigrs-
ton was not to a,tsck Chinsmen bet 70
attack the cause Of thsir presence. The
way 10 attack the cause wss % show
up . few officers Of the Csntral Pacific
and Pacific Mail Companies. He
accused railroad people Of framing
the Chiness message TO Presideot Grant
and pitched iaso ths Chinese commerce
and nisusing Congress. chsrsessrizins.
them eli as . crowd Of knowno.hings.
With fifty men 1t his back he vss will
ing to undertake the job Of forming .
vigilance committee snd clearing oct
the corporations alluded -. Thess
ssnsiments we're received with spplsssa.
At q meeting Of the ssvsnth ward club
the prominent member withdrew. stig-
ma.izirg the elub a. q gang Of hood
lums upon which the President threat
ened To throw him down stsiss. Several
clubs in the city are no credit TO our
community or N assistance 70 the
cause
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LONDON, June IA dispatch from
Vienna says the united efforts of the
powers might still succsed in aaking
Servia accept IN Srnistios II oss vas
concluded with the insurgents.
A dispatch from Berlin says ths L.
tori. the organ Of tho Servisn osbinet.
declares war unavoidable. now that
Turkey has triumphsd end ths pro
gramme Of the Nerthern powers has
been rejected
Ragusa intelligence received here
states that the Tusks wers defeated in
Bosnia on June ID. losing one hundred
and si1ty men. and on shs following
day two hundred sud eighty Tsrts
were captorcd.
CAlRo. June THE reports air
culated in London that the Khed;vs
had been suasihoned TO Ccns,antinople.
and that . disagreement existed 10.
tween tho Kheslive and the Otou, q.
governments. are officially cuatr,-
dicsed.
LONDON. June IA Vienna dispatch
Gays sha. the statement that the Prince
OF Montenegro hsd notified Baron
Roieho Of . conclusion Of alliance
between Montenegro. 6crvia. Rosnanis
and Greece proves totally usfoandsd.
and il becomes more and more evident
that servia Is drifting into war. The
Turkish forces facing Ssrvis have been
reduced TO 1900 ucn in consequences
Of dcsschmenss being cent fss to quell
the Bulgarian instruction. eesvians
now under arms. according Ia lovcst
estimate, number 10000.
VIENNA. June Sit 10 stated Mat
Count Andrsny ssked to meet Psincs
0ortschaho6 and Prince Bismarck q
Ems, bot hes not definitely aDspssd
the invitation.