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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12
FINS CoRoNAT OPUS.


To-day we have good reason to hope
that the protracted Senatorial campaign
ia this State will be brought to q happy
conclusion by the election of William
Sharon. There are two substantial
reasons why that gentleman should be
the choice of majority Of the members
OF the Legislature. In the first place,
the people elected them on the under.
standing that. among other things they
were favorable to the election OF Mr..
Sharon to the United States Senate. In
the next, Sharon at the present juncture
is more calculated than any of his com
petitors to make useful representative
OF the people. His interests are identical
with theirs. That which will injure
them will hurt him. That which is be-
neficial to him will tend to their benefit.
No other individual probably has 80
large an interest in the continued pros.
perity ef the mining Industries OF Nevada
and when we say that we might as well
say all her industries, for she has nc
other. He is thus bound by every con-
sideration of self-interest to be faithful
and firm, steadfas. and true at all times
and all seasons. Wild stories Of the
wealth of the Nevada mines are now cur
rent in the East. The attention of the
people OF the Eastern States is being
aroused. The apparently fabulous tales
are causing many comments of the press,
and already the New York Herald has
sent out special correspondent TO e1-
anime and describe the vast mineral
wealth already developed in the Com
stock. Right here is the danger. The
people in the Eastern States are suffering
from terrible depression in business.
vast multitudes of the unemployed are
clamoring for employment, and then to
all this trouble is added the never-ending
still beginning calls of the Federal and
other tax collectors. When then, the
tales Of the enormous riches contained
in lands which are still owned by the
Government are told them, the favorite
idea recurs to them Of making those
lands available to tighten the
burden OF Federal taxation.
They know nothing about tho tolls. the
dangers and expenses Of finding these
deposits. They think they are lying
around loose on every hillside, calling
out to every greeny, "come take me-"
In the absence of information, nothing
is more likely than that some thick
headed Congressman, for that body in
honesty and good sense will not reach
the average Of an equal number OF white
men in the United States, will start some
scheme, useless, for the purpose he has
in view, but powerful for mischief in the
injury and discouragement Of mining
enterprise. We say this is permanent
and ever present danger, against which
all California and Nevada representatives
have had to fight. Under such circum
stance, then who would be more read.
and earnest in the defence of the miner
and their rights than Sharon, who ha
such immense interests at stake, certain
" no one. We therefore hope that to
days kilograms will bring us the new
of the election of Mr.. Sharon to tn
Senatorship, as the man on whom tn
people of this State can most surely rel
to defend the interests of the miners an
protect the mines OF Nevada.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

SUNDAY night. while the passenger
train was passing at Carson. Dutchman
who had some little money about him,
got off the train and was speedily In
weighed by some of the sporting fraternity
and relieved of what be had about him.
"Top and bottom is the game vot these
snoozers they did play Reno Crescent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

SOME people in Virginia seem to wish
that Judge Will Campbell had joined the
great majority in the spirit world. The
wish must be "father to the thought, "
for two unfounded rumors OF that gen.
tleman's decease found currency in the
City Of the Comstock. We are tolerably
we'll acquainted with the Judge, and
think il any one is waiting for his shoes,
they will have to exercise considerable
patience.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

THE Carson Appeal suggests that q
law be passed for the suppression OF the
three-card monte gamblers, to which we
give hearty concurrence.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

Governor BRADLEY yesterday inform
ed the Legislature that be intended to
depart from the State on account Of i'll.
ness. During his absence Lieutenant
Governor Adams becomes acting-Gov'
Arnor.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


San FRANoIsco. January IL.
sHAars.l MORNING SALES.
255 ophir-2so 27s 276 275 275bso go 2s5 ass 257
256 260b1O 25s $50 257 y 256
2Ga5 Mexican-61 60 64b3o "a 65 So 62h 6Sh IS O.
66b3O So
1870 Gould Curry-65 SO 81 ss GO 70 7oh7o
1850 Best b Belcher-6s 10 II 80 70 72h 70 72 u
100 ssvags-1eo 1875 1s2sbso
las Chollar Potosi-s5 81 IS
1876 Hale h Norcross-65 65 s.
93O Grown Points, AN ~ AK 46 A7b30 A5k
1856 Yellow Jscket-l7o IT'S TO l6S 1877 lSS
go Empire Mill-l7h 10 Tx 1shbSo l8hb3o
1900 Con G. II. Quartz-7k7
$40 Kantuck-22k % 22h 23b3 %
40 Alpha-40 80 81 SO 39b30 81 37h 81
$50 Belcher-5O 49k 61kb30 80
1850 Confdence-61 60k 81 kb30 6Ok
80 Con virginia-65o eos s7o CTS s72h OTIS 7oot
COS Sierra Nevada % 25k 2sk2e
345 Daney-3A an 3A3
175 California-800 7l6 ITO 100 1925
90 Seq Belcher--135 140
$50 Overman-s5 SO sehb5 50 90 b5 80
175 Justice-160 146 100
25 Succor-7
$50 Union con-91 e5 % % s1h s2h
1910 Lady Bryan-12 IS "A Is l5h 10 II 16
670 Julia--16 Is IA 1871
315 Csledonia--3O 20 30b30 29k2 20
AFTERNOON SALES.
l05 KnickerbockerA6h 6A
AS Globe-1k22k
$50 Baltimore Con-10 l0k 10k
| $50 Bacon-96h
is Buliion-lO Az 4s Is "A AN 4sk
| Sl6 Utah--sk eek 10
| 1I1O silver Hill-16 1871 Is IA IAN lax
| 285 Eclipae-1lh II IL II
| 740 Chailenge--i6 II 1917 Is IAN lax
1l1s Davton-6 7b3O6k 6k 6k 6k
| 78O Rock Islsnd-5h ems
| 1870 Pictou-1
| 1885 N Y Con--6k 6k
| 1900 Occidental-6 IN 7As38
| 1855 Senator-2 az az
2015 Phil Sheridan-3 az ~ tx N
| 6l5 American Flat-96k ~
| 200 Sutro-2x
200 Alta-1k
| $500 woodville-6 5k " 6b30 5N
| ESQ Mint d
200 Franklin-2
1000 Lady washington-l 3k
800 Kossuth-5h tx TX
/ $40 Original b Qartz-21hlk
1900 Seq Rock Island-2 * abs
ITO Crown Point Ravine-l 4
COS Leo-2A az AKA
$40 Andes 10 Is II 1871 llk 16h 16hb30
27O PaciAc-lA IN
$500 Grenada-2h AKA EftH H8#
500 North Cars0n-4k sttts 4t4
100 Niagara-1
720 SCORPIONS
600 Wsrd--b ..f-s. l-.s.4s'
ll75 Cosmopolitan-lh N IN X 1hbS0
! 1850 Leviathan-2b AK
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

THE Black Warrior Mining Company,
near wadsworth, are preparing for a
mill, which they expect to erect on their
mill site during the next sixty days
Considerable interest is felt BY our
Wadsworth friends in the Black Warrior
mine, and six new claims have been To-
Gated during the past week in that vicin-
ity.-I Reno Journal, 3.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

The Virginia Enterprise very reason.
ably suggests that some little of the
money taken out Of the Comstock would
be we'll bestowed in improving Virginia.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

The Chief Justice of the Kentucky
Court of Appeals, the Hon. N. r.
Hardin, died last week.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12


BULLION SHIPMENT Fo1874.-The fol-
lowing is the shipment bullion from
the Office Of Wells, Farp 4 Co., in this
city. during the year 1871 1t is not bad
but it is a mere trife incomparlson to
what we will ship dung the present
year and the year afte-lS7G. Total
amount shipped. $3.50. O26.5l;; AS
muclr, or more, will be hipped by the
bonanza mines alone. -Firg. Enter, b.
New YEAR's Day the sgebrush in the
vicinity of Summit Static, on the Idaho
road. caught fire. Thetiames spread
rapidly in every directin, and for q
while threatened the stsion with des.
truction. Fortunately ssaral teamsters
were at the station at tb time, and as
sisted the occupants in thting the ire
and preventing it from communicating
with the haystacks and sbles.-L Silver
State, 4.
U. S. MINT RETURNS. The following
is the December statemet Of business
transacted in the U. S. Ianch Mint in
this city -
Cures. Value
Deposits Of silver. - l54 ,&04 lit, 100 .;
total. ..........:. ........... -.... Ssss't.i y,
Coinage executed. $452, TAI 81
Il Carson Tribune. 6.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

In the State Legislature Senator Clapp
has introduced bill making dealing
three-card monte and other games
felony.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

A TERRIBLE FIRE occurred last Saturday
at Sacramento. by which the Western
Hotel, on X street, was burned and a
number Of lives lost.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

TIE vasquez trial is concluded. The
Jury brought in verdict of murder in
the first degree and assigned the penalty
Of death.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

ELDER Onson HYDE, the Mormon
Elder, has lately been "norrating' at
Beaver on what he calls the persecution
of his Church.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

SENATOR WEscoATr has brought for
ward measure for funding the floating
indebtedness Of Lincoln county.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

A MINER named John Kropp was pain
fully but not dangerously injured night
before last by cave in the Caledonia
mine. r virg. Chronicle, 6.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

Mas. BELLA BIRD is about to give
some theatrical performances at Beaver.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

The new hosting works of the Justice
mine are completed, and grand jollif-
cation was had on the occasion OF their
first use.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

OrR' friend W. F. Anderson has re-
turned to his old stamping ground in
Virginia City. where he will resume the
practice OF the law.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

Tx THE DISTRICT corsr, SEVENTH Jr.
i diciAl District, Lincoln County, State Of
Nevada. - 80
Mace Dickson, plaintiff VI. Central Nevada
Railroad Company, defendant.
Notice to Lien Holders
To all whom it may concern. Notice is here
by given to all persons holding or claiming
Liens on what Is known as the Central Nevada
Railrosd, under and by virtue OF an Act Of the
Legislature OF the State OF Nevada, entitled
i" An Act to secure Liens to Mechanics and 9TH
ers, and to repeal all other Acts in relation
thereto" approved March 9Th, 1871. to be and
appear at the Courtroom Of the Seventh Judi.
dicial District Court. in the town of Pioche.
County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, on
Monday, the LIST day Of February,
A. d. 1878.
At the hour Of 10 O'Clock q. m, on said day the
same being day during the regular term Of
said Court, and then and there to make proof
Of their liens. II any they have upon said Rail-
road under and by virtue Of said Act Of the Leg.
islature, or to be forever barred from claiming
the same. Said Central Nevada Railroad COM
| menoes on Panacs Flat, near tie town Of Phoebe
| and runs thence by way Of Dr. Valley to the
| town Of BulIionville, and is about 81 miles in
length, and each and every pan Of the came lies
wholly within the County Of Ancoln and State
| OF Nevada.
Phoebe, Nevada, January 9Th. 1875.
| MACH DICKSON,
| jas-3w By A. B Hum, his Attorney.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

The New York Herald has sent a
special correspondent to Virginia City
to report what he thinks OF the
Bonanza
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

GOVERNOR BRADLEY's message to the
Legislature was presented last Tuesday.
The reading was dispensed with and it
was ordered printed.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

The Virginia Chronicle remarks that
the foundries of San Francisco are almost
entirely supported by the demands for
machinery from Nevada. The observa-
ton is true and is suggestive of the en-
quiry whether some Of the immense
sums spent annually for castings and ma
chinery could not be kept at home by
manufacturing those articles in Nevada.
Coal and iron is close to our borders, II
not in the State. II the Eureka narrow
gauge were prolonged by way of Phoebe
to the coal and iron mines of Iron
County, Utah, large and profitable
branch OF industry might be established
in Nevada. It is about time to cease
building up San Francisco, from the ci-
tizens Of which we get plentiful allow.
ance of exorbitant prices and sneers al
the mines the product Of which has built
up their city.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-01-12

WE see that by resolution passed by
the Nevada Assembly that the clergy Of
Carson are requested to oficiate altern.
ately as chaplain. It is probable that
the Assembly needs all the praying
power OF Carson, and we are not sure
whether even that will prove sufficient to
promote the salvation OF some OF the
members.
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GOING EAST. GOING WEST.

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CIV. frht 81 III ket. ans ~ Via OTHER r.',,s.
fra'hs % and ffom peni< East fssrer sse z.
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IN sundays fsmshhnre Aesnmme.1sss... 80.
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em'f's'ie aiHl iiefHasid. tsislssst elsz.sae:
M Change o. Carr between cLaflo,..
and liielEpnd. 2S2 Niles.
: PspsrsiInf have susnsemcns. Z, Al r,t,.s Al,
ss''ean's Y shls spsaFaw Win please print :. !.
For further lilfannaissn sa.,sr<- - y, Nasf
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49, kngiaees and superiassaa@ns. -
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HERTILIzERs PROM roaErs

u wccldssoriss tl.ough esough lad al
ready been. sid shsat de. i.pottseco n
Saving all fsniilizsnf laateris sbou. IL.
farm. apd erps~ially that fsga.tl,~c.uI.r y
Which sxpsfisnes b. sbuadamIa sasmn Il
10 worth "a nisch asths astifsisi.ierili-
zefs.tszt cost ntbs<s cents pousa All
upwsrd t<ry fs~ fsfmsrs ssad sllev
taeH shsat, csrn. o. 0sts- to he scattered
and sasisj - tbsis lsss n~nsso Z. .,st lI,s,
latter s wofth as msch a. ihs Isr,asr
bound Tor posnds psslisy sl.suld .alv.,..
have tight. wslhliEhssd. and warn..spass.
iuen. ior their winter gpsrtcry aod De
fsoSts shodld Ne ~ Arranged that The drup.
rings esp be ssycd. free from DIT ans n,b.
bish. The best wss lsts have lsrre trsy
undensas soost. sns.ls u bosr.i-. This should
Be cleaned eat freqseutly and xpshLlsd
With plss'erof. dfy earth. Tho. snsssre
sheuld ~ kc?t ~ boxes - barrels. ferfecdy
dfy .nl giu sl.zp. Us ayss q ~ salDaLis
W So N esat'.t = - NHf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-16
sooREEGGs AID LESS BEEF

Il would Be wise for farmer. u .ab
ssiiuie more eggs for meat ID their dali,
diet. About one-third The weight ar an
egg i old mt iment. IBIS. i. nsorc slsa
ean Be sAd q meat. Tissse are 20 bne.
% toegh pieces thai baye 10 be laid s.iJe
Aged ess II ra.de N Ten paris sLell.
SHY rnfts White and tkrty parts yolk
'lhe white o. 40 err eoutains e:rhty.six
yer eent water. DE satsr dfy-iwc psr
cont lie average weglt Of a. erp !. - ],
sslneos. Practically an egg i Ai.siDal soes.
and jet there j. none Of tie Lisserer.ble
xork q The butcher necessary b obtain il
The vegeiarians sf 1.asland use ces. freels
and macy 81 these ssnen arc eighty and
ninsiy years eld and have bssnrsa.ark sbIy
Tree frOm illners. Eggs are best When
cooked foar ininasss This take. awsr tl,e
animal taste that IS offensive % sope' baf
does not 70 harden The sbise or yolk. = 10
psksthsm hard 70 digest. An eeg +
cooked very hard. Is difficult &c digessla.
except BY those with stout stomach, .u,..,
essgs shoHld boealan With bread ana mat.
Gated very inety- An err spread % "a, i
y food &c for king. II kings deserve an
eeilar foOd, than anybody else. which i
doubtful. Fried errs sss les wholesome
ti-n boil. 4 O.e,. Aneg rsppsd into hot
water i not oniya essAs aud hsnd.oa,e
but adelirious morsal. aiat people spoil
'l'e Taste q Their eggs By sdding pepper
AM SAT-. a lis.ls swcet butter IL III
best dEsaipg.
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a TESTING VEGETABLES.

4 {. g F. ~ =
M, In the blood beet, we always look for
deep color, ssaooth handsome form. small
top aad sweet, tender aesh. Ia the orange
earrot. small TOP smooth root. and deep
orange color lnthecabbsge, short stump.
large compact bend, with, bnt few loose
itaves. Ia the cucuinher. Straight. hand.
some form and darkgrcen color. IN the
lettuce. large close head. p easaat flavor,
with the quality of standing lie heat with
out soon running up 70 seed. In sweet
corn, long years. very swiyelled kernel,
filled over the end ofih cob. In the can
telope melon, rough skin. thick. firm flesh.
and high flavor in the watermelon. thick
rind and bright red core. III the oason.
round shape deep color, mild favor, ana
good keeping quality. In the parsnips
small top, long smooth root, sweet Favor.
tn the pea. low growth. full pods. and
large tender peas. rich favor. In the scar
bet radisb. deep coicr, snail top clear root,
and quick free growth. In the Squash. ]
medium, dry fne-grainej. deep-coIored
fiesA. In the turnir. handome far,n
small topand top root. sweet. crisp flesh
i Many varieties have the merit only IF
being the earliest. some esteemed for tl,eir
adaptionto particular seasvn. and others
are highly prised for their prodlctiseuess
or then excellent quality. 1 Is Il a.
II : 3 = = sL
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properties. Neither ime mar ashes should

properties. Neither ime mar ashss should
ever Be snixed With i while composing Il.
which is best lone By adding aboat doaLle
the quaDtity Of dry eartit u the ~anure.
niixipg II well with ne shovel, mois,euing
itmoderstsly. aud shoseling itoyer every
three or four day. until re2dy 10 ase il Il
should be noistened sufficiently 10 sllaw Of
rs beng broken 80 ssd we'll mixed aitE
the EARTH but when so nloistened il il not
q beat. and The sbOseling over is necessary
20 prevent tbn and the eonseqnmt hoss III
gyaluable pror1rlies. A handful OF this
compost IN u hill Of corn will give it i pow
erfai start. A barrel Of hen manure 50
co@pgstcd viii often dOubIa the yield o.
an acre of wheat. : "a .wm.e go
i
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DESTROYING sCANKER- WORMS IN
ORCHARDS. -

Mr.. II. \. CARTS, Rock ford. Illinois
writes on the twenty-ffth Of May last.
rsblished lctter in the eaicago evening"
jcarnil giving the habits ii the banker
worm. and showing how 1t can be enter
minated. 1 now have the satisfaction 81
knowing that in very many cases the RENE.
dy that Recommended was used and thous-
ands OF apple trees thatwere already cover
ed with the small worms we're saved
Taeir foliage was left uniniured. and tho
tree mstnred good crop 81 fruit while
orchards in the same vicinity SIMILARLY
efectedawhich were not 50 treated. sao.,
looked as IL though Ore bad swel through
than. the trees a. iaaeeeat Of green len YES
as i'm nid-wintef. : - .
The object of this le,ter is fif possible,
70 convince the public that this remedy i
practical, efectIal and safe and that, with
very little effort. this pest Of the orchard ,
mAy be blSfted out.
lquote so much of ms former letter as
is essential in this connection.
The female canker.worm rises out Of the
ground IN the spring. as soon as the frost is
out, aud cravls up the trunk of tie tree
las she Is winglessl and deposits her ecrs
under Old bark or in rough places, which
hatch in May Or in the tore part Of june
into small. looping eatcrpillars. or so-salled
measuring worms. whicn soon spread oser
the trees destroying the foliage.
Many plans have been tried 10 prevent
the worm from crawling up The tree, and |
with some success. But 10 /" vine them
out completely. % that there shall not Le /
one q them left 10 tell the tale. i NJ the /
use Of Paris green to y patent paiIiuI Or
water.
When the worms are al batched. as
near as can be judged. give tie trees i
good wetting down. and IL afterward il i
discovered that they were not all killed. !
put % more; but usually one wetting will /
answer.
The liquid viii not cnly destroy the
kanker worm. but the myrisds OF insects
Too small TO be seen with the naked eve.
that are preying upon the foliage Of trees.
one party says that after using it last year
~ his orchard. the foliage nsJe such
fuxuriaIt growth. aud was 50 dark aud
green, that u was almost black---xiich &c.
counts for the fact that spp.es grown On
trees on which these worms have been kiIlea
are almost perfect. larger and fairer thail
en- other trees. ~
II can be used jnst Is safely 10 fawer
gardens. destroying the insects that infest
INC shrubbcry. as il the orchard
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30 eIlargf InF nnifay

s1eeiInea eopi.s ~ Tbs .lis,ss. 20 senlz.
Gd-VPtSyEPS tr.INTED
,,...i ~ prr-en Msssssag - ~ PERMANENTLY ,.
inrtion i1 apphinesn THE Al.IjiAk Ise-
1Noes = Mskirf fame New Y.fk.
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TERli~ F0n cLuus
PRATrs STRABWL

ab.fhnrlf safr. frfkfty OCufies.. llssw4ss
nhlonr lNn1iHa1tik sAiglilr- nlfftpr ~ 80. 1
nu9 ~ ~ isg lanrrNfhaHi ftyHxsr ufeNpfslI.su
sss ~ wv. A7..Lse1r.H cAph- n d.
.alef< undHf ystt fs%sillh TO- All lf.,,ft<.t J
s,srg'HE qfsl.tle. aIe tt0scd by n c6nfinisssIl
ntt n,0itI gc1 30 fkHllias = r = " 10y
filHoms oft'ivils hlye lren rsld sn< ma a..
ns,s.a'fec'r u tHalFrtlt b.. eteil oeeiifell
The thsufsnfs tsufiaass~ nnd Fll@ t.,,.nl /
nll-.lonerr hfpukltefn the COUNTRY rer.,aa..s.l
~ AMiAI aFfha herf AafrFiMfA wi,s4e lHsaiss III
uwa, rfnd fpr rifrplars POI salc ~ rstall -
~ ffAdt kentfAftt. and NJ wh.,I1sAie ia III. II
pfnprbtgff. CfIA ~. fIsATr Il co. t0e. y1liaa
sti,sf, Nce 1ufk : 50 -. : = = y -
ssafes u 1919 e 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-16

The object of this le,ter is fif possible,
70 convince the public that this remedy i
practical, efectIal and safe and that. with
very little effort. this pest Of the orchard
mAy be blSfted out.