davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-15

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Ha et1lt bas sants Ssfttm Nabrane nnb Strait. aDtns
ss 9eaa,a sas anSsrs 9erpau.assprsans ua&lafen, ttu
sogs Ib6tatett ~ sntpidela, mus Der game 8Srper leA
bsn, Dts franfbetsn, psI@s avs ssfSrtr Ebati9tstt 20
Busssaasspr8ans ~tntaebea. Fnb stribtessnc Grt. abu
~ 4austnrfaAt hldbt itnnr etefelbs. Dtn II su
grrab, wsbn bss rG&wehii& Sttttrs," ha u as Stdr.
syHsAattsd rtrft, he 8erhaaanesprsant rtgtlt unb ttys
ee{sabf GsGhsttt beaeat, 70 ytels ETanttstsa tdlt, BIZ
safAasas saxs sui&ItseaH Rasar aas- air nssHts
hsssskes ksfsahss
Gd]sslnbfa@a
Sab eas anhnts saaasnfrcHttstten .atattsa ttss 70 -
aat Stsrunstn Der Raeenttaitaieit ais burd srbItGr
aa!ast sbtr btftise &tfalsuns. QDsnn Bic Spite ntda
9ebbris ptrbauet unb Der FSrpsr In 5plst eensa ni1t bts.
iaeeItS eradbrt pire, aus GbmaSeruue sintrstsn ual
eas sef&pdttt Spfem srli,ss ben ~ledt.fsn aniaa cine
Srtaltuaa bic bet dutr psripu BON trafttsu &elunetss
sas li4t Ia Setra&t lame. Dk %berlbmttfeu W.its
stnA 10 8GQs spu Sdptnbiu&t la ben tratn Staetsn 70.
sasbdn. r6tta Vbns ansaabms TIRE aafmsrtiamtett "a.
esa aaf hu Rseal-ans pr UGtsuunsssrsaut. bamit BIZ
6ydfea, sei&s Du Yatttat gu a& utmmt tbm aiGt fruat
Lst Stf&vtrss ssrurfa&sH uas si&t pur& ben Rsrp,r 90
YEA aub thai tatSsber sar fttas ser ta alaaissa 5sA
psRa Rat i&Isatt Rsbraas W biafE-
, 1876-11-15

k4en3 Darun M f1rsdIt&ea G&ntr,ea susbeiss
hf& 8lttts" tn 5elmtttsl ssbsttn rrtrb. sas Sober isi4
eflansen tannf g. linbe,t bte SHmer,ea tpfprt unb ID
fsrtetfstttrn @tbrau1e rirs Der patteni bon Dc1e 10
sDs&. h& ssHtr bsFnbsn bio dnt SYuf6nsies 3dIuns TT.
tett 10. Eeufsabe ftsnen bea Gas. an yeiaea Es seas.
tstt sxsba ,tefts pxus1bars 9dlmtssa % sesssaAen-
, 1876-11-15
1s6sA

Eesfrn. S4arla@feser eatetneu aus ssrhuresntra olats
Mwas Smusutttel, pul'A STsf -ptsjfna Bitttrs" has ptrS
y aiebt. dbtr plrb Der Gsbraa& ~ fp6t pbtr ntuf 9ehaS
rad la &nutifuaa b~easnnes, 70 BAT pSd,n. Dlaitrn.
G&arlaAatbu xRs axbers mt 6sebr serbunstae RrauI
tdtta aasbre&en. Ss.R mus Der Stsrsa4 ipTprt .tNesI
&sat nereen, IA &rantbetea IN htsfea Staetlm dns ss
bsss GsSaablans ~eisrstrn.
, 1876-11-15

kiSe strtesss1 solder nii Dsssssfa btbaha 10. gsL
trsual II .. bd etnem lueultfGen Dtable nit BEN fae
anbsfesbartn UsrIansen ~ fSen, taraF1tal ~ nstmts
nab seanu& bur8 btu 8ar&t Saypu aussel6lpFrr su istA
ta6 eea @tnaas f&neg sab FIBER fur6tbsre S&mt.,rs
hna SUE 6ausasnpGea, ba n snnaer ihIr aaaas, aets Ct.
sAs u tabeIn Rnea. Gp as6lt ber Dpspptsfu fd fslba
xsb iene sau,t uuetbuas. Die s!i6Ii6s 9rSblthiei
Toilet pirs ens f~rexbIefs ans ben pattentsu bstnst has
1tsustftin, bab bas esbtn tbn dne 2oa Ia rnh fslba tb
Rd&fsn itn nadbtA, ai9t itlteR iur gtra~aasxs aas b
ees Aaa 6ebfmsses. abu pasxn ~
, 1876-11-15
"Star- Wfru" Qlatform.

4itberslail. cline srche 3ierrs, Gia pOlnaHptstr
SGas auItr leIel. 6raBtt IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
5tR ne >. A.rcuiart SraIts %ptrltnest. A0tslnIxl
'N2uu" ctr &tdtnrr N"l|1t
, 1876-11-15
NaDsuafo II. &c.,

50 Worren, @fe GNurh Str.. i. 9.
oies SsalSdes uno Wnbres shift eine'Sreimarfr
III Rabiuap II. 60. 81 9burtelt Gte Gburb ctr, Yter
Dprt. Musfunft. 3nuleuoe U"rtb miro ,Sb"rt shn'
hift
, 1876-11-15
Nieber uno faltes Ticber.

Sieber uuo g8eh'slfeber fir 90 Gents furirt. "a
9t'bt fem beilmittsl in Der Seelt, ip,lbes 6ieber unO
9SebielHeber llno ale ionltigen oerponot.n 6rantbei-
tel, bGaeu.. Shariat.. tppb0ies.. aelba NIB ion.
Iti9e Sieber (oenen ourb Haopap's qileA abasbolfen
plro) 10 raid beieitist ais rRapa0s's ys IDp NeIit~
80 Gents Der sFIaias.
, 1876-11-15
Dsrft &tl-Das e&ts edwesEA
Dlttsss Ssrs ausi<eBli& bsreitet ssa
Dentel u. Co.,
A65 Rsrh Drttts gtraesy
&~btlabelp9h

A2 - pxbNfa1 VT FtaAaemsasrs zHs purse b
RAua, Y bic NamensanrriArth kes friksrsa 6tseaitS
nsrs .Gxsexs 6&peRtns" hsa Slai&4 ss ks 80
1ttters es&t&AL tiaasAtsEa
@strss4saandiRHStE b rasntAeT Hzs ksxtFAa Gro
9F, ~ Hsltrt unttrf&rtf sGsnla d. Ca sTattA ke
bs@ 6tsf&s saStfast
vsss 70 9taas eAs NssfAtt Ie4S gsef&sa r. @Agse
N~sa6avsss eHs aesteuSs 10 &Asttz&aea 0Asshs a
gam4Ak -
, 1876-11-15
60 Nrpsent.

9Iten A9enlel iDlrp eule @0lnIltnloH oe5anll
tnr Deil SerluuI puil lleuen uno le9t pppntufstO uWeri
uOl emer Der DeOeutenpiell Supl.tipttunsa 0irilelt III
Sanoe. ~ Super Tur ~ GeuIa % OuVer Iuf sl.zo,
Sielll bumpug. piah lane ltW umlete elreniare tpln'
nIel uao t~beldeaBe i,p lelDlt. @oreLe y. ~. SuS ozs.
arp Npnu 42p!oDed
, 1876-11-15

n aas br xnsiadfstsa.s 2rautpsttva. ssnra sas ~ .
f~Gtassi<&t unterpprfea Ia, axs letbsa namsnti6f ~
msn saraa. Die urla6tR, stl&s bhlH f4re6titsr 10
tsrssrraf.a aab seriStssfa nab stslittts aser III 70
lard StartaassmttttI has' Rsrpsafsasa, be 81 .aS
Easssreans xub babur6 ben sanssR aSrpa ~ nd yA.
Das .S6Uebtf& Ditters" atpt aatrrti&t Va aS L.drs
Sassmttttl I'd ben sben npSbuttn &rantbdtsa ane bal
xaaf,nsea bic 9sanskst suradatgtbta, wssds I&sn ~
sAa l~oeftttr. il rttber 0eauf an qebex ~ iaeea.
acknowledgement,
, 1876-11-15
9as einsige idmer5itiaenOe Wiittel,

,oeldes au9enblitlib bic i@limmSen s6m,r3en,
SdnpG1e uuo Gut3inpun9en beititi9t uuo Gongeltionen
turirt, 9leiGuiel oh lie in Der 9uuee, i'm Ma9tn, Gin.
selpeioen nner ~ionIi9en Sriiien ODER OrSauen lie9en.
burt einmali9e Numenbun9.
ODER p~etuieeno Der S6mera iein mag. Der 3belmatilbe
Yettldgerige. Sdwate, Sertriippelte, 9lernbie, al
g eurNlaie. NeibenOe pper &rGntrlnOe pirb ON
, 1876-11-15
Tramf 9eslic's Sanlrirte 3eitung.

Sine pouitdn9lge ~iluprirte 9arlteluma uber bi
Gprtl6ritte Der
misunderstanding In philadelphia
miro in 5ranf 4eslie's Slultrirter ,3eituns, Der elm,
3i9er iuulirirtet .3eituts III 9~lilerita, BON 98o6e 5h
98obe aegeben.
Olejenige,l. pelbe ibre Sreunce in Seutidblaiip
uoer lolhe, welbe Die Nushelun9 nibt beiuben ton'
nett, init ben 6prtlbrltten ~oerielben hefannt MAIDEN
lpolleu, lp1ten ipfprt iubicribireu. 4reis, fur ELI
5abr inclunpe Worto fir pie Ser. Staten uno Ganaoa
s4.O0. BAD Seutlbtono betrd9t Das Eorto $1,00
iir le1s Wpnnte IL uno 50 Gts. porto nud) Oeutlb=
LAMP. 3dbrli6e GubleribeAten erbalten ais lroinle
S5OOOsSerlppiung am 4. Suit 1896. Sublcri'
benteu aui 6Wtonate erbalten ais prdmie oas Gbromo.
NNenten erDalten liberale Ter9itun9 fur lbre Se-
mibun9.
Sranf 3eslie's
Msentur=S epartement, 3 @earl Ctr,
M3mai 9tep YDrt.
, 1876-11-15
&GwesHA BttserA

1tfes Sttssfstf ftst Sss t$Sa fet tsasn Saerz IN
9anHt, Ia . isbt4 anbtrt 5eimittsl pteftr Grt BET peg:n
SbrtrtFt, Doe 8eeept ~ bttfea ~Sapebtf6 1itters" pe
Sense Bet en aets 0epetmnis aHb " o apd iest. 81
sf purbe Il bon ben Ra4fpmm0 ba &rFnbs7s far ths
Hsht 6amss ibtrItefnt. Sab Ia u har&ass ~ununBgld,
kae trsesb Seraanl aub@ sem Gtst stimer bas So y
~ rS&mebtfH Dttsrs" seuut, sbs III e gka hJfo.td
Rttmenf&e sur& ben 8uianf btefer sefalfbtsn 8aGak
maasea ~ iuhsreu, rtlGs dbult& aasftSsn anb iGnt.de,
pte bss eats ~6&webtf& Bittus" sbn Der 0dunbbsi
Ef0 6ttisrsa Rtaiunen @tfanbbeit nns esbes srboItss
bet, Ds bta ~befpases pi&ts u, ssss ii. aafmtrtfans
Ait bs y~pbltiunas haraut t~tnsei..ft, bae issr 8laf&a
mtl&s bas e&ts ,S&pteif& 8ttttra" enttdIl, bte Ramsps
, 1876-11-15
@autausf@I&aa

gIeAtra, gisssa. ..ssrA nasfsp~ sstaesssas sssus
, 1876-11-15

FHs uabstlssus Frantbetss znb bic mtetdntf2s Debans.
has Suidbtn iauu attuaIs ~ frab %bsssna.H ptresn
gsa gt5raa9t 30 rS&nebtt4 Sttrs" stasa nat ss
Strs ssri6ptnesa. Dem pattsutea wifS s~aitblbar q
ssaaansist 9tlaasbstt iurl6sssebsa ssA 1sss hls hsasss
Sstsztstt atat Id halb gisAes nM
, 1876-11-15

DerssYetns Elat n st pawytsrt&4s be- sisssaAass
Sab lseas tiabaf.t erauibntta.
, 1876-11-15
@dmepifb 0itters.
Sssss aus 9edutsrikfteA
@@sD4sA@ BifsesA

Bse mepr sic vtebuahut SaHrsa evsb edts eta oea4
bx f@weStf3u ar,t bd htH wtNenfh afflt6en 8Dsf&mnR
ndNs u fae auf aa,n Ebdlsa Der Grps sNf.ltt, BITE 90
EaltSe 5dnssft sswtan Rrautr uns ss gytssd sesfeb
bts btlsa 10 ust5tasattset hs
, 1876-11-15

ReiIenoe Ionten Itets cine Slaids pom Iabpap'i
yteaop 9eliei bel lid fibreu. gBeui9s 5ropfen In g4oi.
Ter meroeu &~rantbeit ooer Shmerjen, Die pom g8e1Iel
oes gBoiiers berriibren, pprbeu9en. SIS lit better ala
franJDiilber Graubp ODER 9itters as elm 8eianittel.
, 1876-11-15

9 tend'S Bulmonic 9prup
fir 0eilung pom S6minbiudt, 9ulten uuo
@atarrb. Ser sroBe Sorsug oieies NrSuei-
mirit, ba8 SIut relni9t nuo 10 cine SIR be-
, 1876-11-15
Railways Ready Relief,

cine. au9enbltdlibe bulte tlnoen bel:
Gnt3inoun9 Der gieren, Der Nlaie uno Der Gin9s
meibe. 6pnNsition Der 9unoe, acbltopfleioen. Ntb'
nun9sbeid>peroen. ber3tlopfen. 6piterie, Group, Dup.
Steuralaie, 9ibeumatismus. Srbirln, Me6ieliteber.
Die Nuwenpun9 oes u9teaop Htlief" an BEN leioen.
ben ober ertruutten Sbeile miro Ninoerun9 unb Seiei.
t9un9 oes llebels berbeifibren.
20 Gropfen in einem balben @las Wafer
b~eieitisen in wenieen @ugsnbliden:
~Rrdmpfe, SdmGde, @ersfIppfen, bpfen Sppf.
ibmer,, pereprbenen Wfasen,. Siarrbos,
Surd,fan, Seritppfuns. Sldbnnsen
nne alle inneren Geiecn.
, 1876-11-15

d % Resu nusdnIses. nee aasess m4ausNEas Gxe.
Pagass enthdlt, ag& idat R4rsssMkAss 0SSanAtReiA .
kzE satfAIttSsie btashs sas
, 1876-11-15

yutsSss- sd&s Ga wtrtfsma abtasruHssAtsd sss
fAabltat Sslsta tretns etn.r Grt piHf&ta. lpatsa tas
an sSatummta anf&tlt4 abIsitanssatttI rsA kss
serAbrdAt Eusm St2s eeAG&At asf
, 1876-11-15
Sampt= Niceerlaae.
GIG Tilbcrt Str, Nbilaoelpbia

Numa. Geo. @afbinstpn Ws emprlal. 9eu
" 3Gs i0onite uGliouale Sllo berous9eoeben. Gus.
0eieihuete Geleaeub:it fir NQentem. 2erritorium
ottel. 9SittCmGn Bros., ls4 Q8iuiamlr., W,9.1
, 1876-11-15

kssa edIszs ssssatasass 90 sAss sssss ssezz
R@1Sa tsnsea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.


A YOUNG MAN WISHES SITUATION AS COACH.
IA man and groom; understands the proper care and
country can furnish good as 10 Honesty and so
briefly; Is good, careful will be found willing
should address two days. EDWARD soaeh@an
1884 West 18th ST., plumbers shop
A SITUATION wANTED-As FIRST CLASS COACH.
IA man BY young man; thoroughly understands his
business best City references Address j. X, box ia
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES SITUATION FOR HIS
II coachman single man good groom; careful city and
country driver. Address Is. B., Herald Office.
A RESPECTABLE coLoRED MAN WISHES SITU.
Address NJ. j., 10 Bedford
A GENTLEMAN WISHES A SITUATION FOR MS
eoan. q family going 20 Europe single msa Address
A. b.. IA West SOth st.. private stable.
A SINGLE Man WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH.
n man and gardener; milk u not AFRAID Of work:
moderate best references Address j. O., box 100
A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, GERMAN. WISHES SIT.
~ uatiOn coachman aud gardener; understands both
branches best reference Address, Tor three days L. E.
A COACHMANis AND GROoMis SITUATION
"A wansed-by married man has no sneuneranssi Is
No 57.East $50 ~ private stable.
A NAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATIONS IN TIE
~ country man a. eoashmAn and Vegetable gardener
A GERMAN, AGED "a YEARS, SEEKS A PLACE
N coachman and gardener by the ist OF the month
eaun,rx. can sve years cty reference AZ ~ 70
]. sCh0Lz so. l71sl ..
A CoACBNAN-BY A FIRST GLASS SINGLE MAN;
N Eve years best reference. ~ West 43d a.
NnAcHMAN OR HORSE TRAIHER-BY An ENG
lssmsn SGD ~ single 70 drive team train horses
land willing work NJ first for low highly
mended BY medical Address j. X, Sos West 2sd So
(,oAcnMAN AND GARDExERs SITUATION
~ wsnted-By single man thoroughly understands his
business can milk good reference. Address G., box llo
Herald Office
CoACHMAN--BY A YOUNG MAN, PROTESTANT,
~ understanding Hover ana vegetable garden w,ng 70
assist In handy IN other respects good rtoroncoA
Address W. H., box l2S Herald Uptown branch once.
DOACHMANs SITUATION wANTKD-BY A SOBER
" Protestant with The best reference Cali on OF ad
dress for days w o.. private stable Is East Jsth 81
(tARDRNRR-BY A SINGLE ENGLIsHMAN; UN.
NJ derstands his business. thoroughly and mot afraid OF
work: good references Address GARDENER, 10 Citation
A.. BrooklTR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-03-27
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs

AN EXTRA DEMAND FOR TELEGRAPH OPERA
n torsInstructon day evenings never before has there
week to SIS TioNPsoSs COLLEGE, 20 ith aS. OppO,
site Cooper institute
4 THOROUGHLY COMPETENT LADY WANTED
n for our ladies' suit department. EDWARD RIDLEY
a SONS. Grand and Allen SITS
A GOOD sEAMsTRBss WANTED-oNE WILLING
"a 20 take charge OF little girl four years old ana sew;
German. English or Scotch preferred NO 80 West 5eth st.
A n INTELLIGENT PLAIN COUNTRY GIRL FOR
West 10Th St.. hall door.
A GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS GENERAL HOUSE
~ work. 10 West 18th St, after IL o'clock.
A NURSE WAITED TO TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN
~ and make herself generally useful 800 West 18th ST.
TNMEDTATELY-FIRsT CLASS DREssMAKER, ALSO
competent hand on sewing machine prepared to work
at once at No. 10 East 9th ST.
HEILIINER wANTED.-CALL on sEwALL, ERICK-
Nl SON Co. 54l Broadway, Monday 9Th inst, from
~ to o'clock
M but the best need apply. III. HORNsrEIN, $50
Grand st, near willett, New York
ExPERIENCED TRIMMERs on STRAW HATS AND
e. RIDLEY SONS Grand and Allen ss New York
GIRLS WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Iii CHEST WAGES.
s4th 81.
ClRLslii-GEr PLACES NOW IN PHILADELPHIA
and see ,as gre" plenty
bureau l,7O7 Chestnut st., Philadelphia
TITANrED-A FIRST CLASS COOK AND CHAMBER
boarding house wages s2 TO sl4 Apply at l4e East 3ih
st.. with reference.
vNANIED-A LAD1S MAID VkENCh,. NOkIH
w German English preferred (; one who thoroughly
understands her business must be good dressmsker hair
dresser and packer willing TO travel; without per
ona references need apply ~ No. rs West Both ST. Monday
aud Tuesday, . to o'clock.
VITANTED-A RELIABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN
w under IS FOR growing children; best ref
positively required Apply at ~ West Washington
place, from 10 70 2
VIyANTED-A FRENCH MAID WE'LL RECON-
w mended who understands sewing. Call at 30 Wash
ington square, AL day on Monday.
IITANTED-A GERMAN GIRL TO- TAKE CARE OF
w infants also middle aged woman 70 DO house,
work; must good laundress Apply with references
1855 Lexington as., above s5th u.
JVANTED-A WOMAN - COOK WASH AND
w irou; 90 9th av
IIrANTED-A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS NURSE AND
w None but with best city reference
need apply, between 10 A. NJ aud 4. NJ, a. NO. West
2ist -
IVANTED-PLAIN AND RAPID WRITER'S TO AID
w dress envelopes; wages - per week. Address H. r.
l.. box 100 Eerald Office.
JVANTED--IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. GOOD GIRL
w cook, wash and iron good references required. Call
at ~ West oOth - Ring basement bell
IITANTED-GOOD sALEsW OMEN; THOSE ACCUs-
w toned TO selling trimmed hats only; also mlinos.
Al 8. PEIsEKs, 400 eth Az.
TTASTED-A WE'LL EDUCATED GERMAN GIRL TO
til o'clock. at No rs est 4stn 81
VITANTED-A PROTESTANT NURSE AND SEAM
w stress competent take Of growing children:
city references required Call from 10 ~ o'clock Mon
day March ~ At "a East 3ath "a
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-08

A COMPULSORY RAcE.-A young
man engaged with Mr.. Bow, at the
Union Livery Stable. who has been up
Oh the Snoqualmie looking after the In
tercsts Of his place there. and who re-
turned last evening. informs us that he
had lively ride Wednesday afternoon
on his way down. He was riding
along at = moderate pace about ten
miles tins side Of Fall City. when five
Indians appeared behind him
mounted on caynses. and when
within . short distance commenced
yelling fcsrfully and whipping up
their horses. at which his acet-footed
beast took fright and became unman-
ageable. She struck out ut full speed,
and after . hot chase Of two miles. the
"dusky sons Of the forest" were left far
bchind. The fellows. probably. only
wanted little fun ut his expense. and
were anxious To try tho speed OF their
horses against the moro stalwart beast
Of tho Boston" This is probably ono
Of the tricks they have been perpetrat-
ing on the mail carrier, and at which hc
felt somewhat alarmed. They cram COM
pei a fellow 10 try race with them
whether be wants To or not. IA they eau
frightcn his horse. and make him go as
II the old fellow Was after him. and rs
y natural consequence tho rider must
go too
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-08

THE UNIvERsIry.--Th institution
will reopen for the fall term of the
&C ,dcmic year 1867. on Monday next,
under the direction Of Rev. G. +. Whit
worth. who has had charge for the pal
two years. az principal. We hear that
= number Of pupils from abroad have
already been enrolled as boariers and
ore expected to arrive the latter part
of this week, or early the next. The
t'.al number of pupils on the rolls for
the last year was i25. The greatest
number from abroad at any one time
was fourteen and We hope the present
year may be as prosperous as the past,
or mere so, Our Territorial University
ought tn be sustained. both for the in
terest of the town. and for the cause of
education itself II is due TO its i'm.
p,r'ance that the Legislature should
pursue less niggardly policy in regard
To It; but In order 10 get State patron
age. H. is necessary for our citizens.
nrs', % manifest an earnest interest in
It's welfare. Our ambitious youth who
desire To qualify themselves for the
highest stations of usefulness. ought q
be able To secure as good a practical cd
aeation here, IS at institutions else
where. And they can if the people
viii il. and rally 10 its support. deter
mined To make IL. what il should be.
an honor To the Territory.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-08

A NEW ESrEgFgIsE. - There is q
young uian now stopping in this city
who Is engaged in collecting the seeds
Of our forest trees He has already
gathered large amour. Of cedar and
mr. cones and small amour. OF hem
Iock aud other cones. from different
species Of our forest trees. These, be
informs -. be will dry. AMI then thresh
oat the seeds, which be will put up in
small packages and ship 10 London. In
that market be receives from s2j TO $35
per pound. The seeds from our cedar
are the most valuable, as the nursery
men can readily dispose of young cedar
sprouts which are used extensively for
hedges Another man is also collecting
some 10 send 70 Australia Our forest
trees are particularly grand and beau
tifui. snd our stately frs. and ever
green and fragrant cedsrs, which here
attain . size aud exhibit a thriftiuess
quite astonishing TO those who have
been accustomed To see cedar and FIR
trees in other localities only attaining q
small and stuused growth. justly elicit
frequent comment. Ii such stately
giants Of the forest could be produced
III Europe. they would be objects Of
universal admiration there.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-08
AEriuciAL Stone Quite . number

AGTiFlciAL Stone Quite number
OF our citizens visited Mr.. J. c. jamie
sons place on Commercial street. yes
,erday and the day previous. curiou. 10
know the process by which he makes his
artificial stone Wednesday he made
his first attempt at its manufacture in
this city. and W. were among the spec
tators present upon the OCCASION. The
shop Is not yet fitted sp. and tefore he
makes any considerable amount. be
viii Introduce machinery. by which
nesrly all the work will BE- done. Thus
lar be has only done little. 70 satisfy
pnblic curiosity and demonstrate the
fact that good. durable and hard stone,
can be manufactured by artificial means.
The process by which the stone is man-
ufaetured s. as follows: Four parts Of
sand are mixed with one part Of c.
ment, and this is moistened with q com
pound mixture. composed principally Of
acids, alkalies. sal,s'and other constitu-
ents. This preparation is then placed
in the moulds, packed down and pressed
solid by meals of pcstle. and in a
short time It is sufficiently hard 10 be
removed. After four days the stone
can be handled. and in a short time it
is ready for use. Since coming to this
city be has manufactured several large
pavement stones, beautifully designed
ornamental pieces for buildings. and
some match-boxes. etc For building
this stone looks much better, and Is
said 10 be tar more durable than brick.
The specimens on exhibition are as hard
as granite
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Vpox GrExEs IsrssD.--We received
call yesterday from Mr. Morgan. one
OF the proprietors Of the recently dis
covered copper mine, located upon
Gocmes Island. in Bellingham Bay. lie
vas up here for the purpose Of procur
ing the necessary materials for a
blacksmith shop to be built at the
mines, and 20 purchase iron - be made
up into picks and miners tools lie
soeaks enthusiastically Of the future
prospects If the mine, and informs ~
tina, one Of the proprietors recently
went down 70 san Francisco for the
purpose of forming a joint stock com.
panv. 10 he known a. the Cuern.s Ia
land Copper Mine Company. They
proposes 10 pat two hundred shares Of
stock in the market, valued at 300
each, which will be sold at t25 per
share. md not subject To assessments.
over the ~ paid for stock The gen
.Iernan took down 10 san Franclsco
with him one hundred pounds Of ore.
which has been assayed there and
shows twenty five per cent. Of pure
copper He anticipates no diff
cil,y in disposing If the stock. as fifty
shares have already been spoken for.
ssd the parties are ready 20 pay over
the money as soon as the certificates are
Issued There are . number Of men
now AZ work ia the mine. and they
have shaft already sunk down dis
..s nd
sszed Ia excavsting q tunnel. which
mi intersect the shaft at distance Of
ooe hundred feet from the surface. The
ore will be shipped direct to San Fran.
cisco. where the market is unlimited. as
fast ~ II is taken from the mine The
mine il located on . bold head land
two hundred and fifty feet above the
water level, and is SO situated that =
tramwsy can be easily constructed.
down which the ore can be sent The
water il very deep ut this place aud =
wharf can be cheaply built, at which
vessels can lay aud load. He also says
that there are yet only thirteen settlers
on the Inland, which is about six miles
long and three wide, and these are en-
gagged in farming. In consequence of
the prospect Of the copper mine being
excellent. the vacant claims arc being
rapidly taken up. and should the mine
be success. these lands. now belonging
10 tho Government. will be valuable in
q few years. ~ the land is productive.
sad the mines will create demand for
farm produce on the island. Mining Of
any sort is more or less precarious, and
the ultimate success Of this enterprise
l. as yet only matter of conjecture ];
but the indications ara very favorable,
TO say the least. Judging from the state
ment OF our informant. who Is exceed
ingly sanguine in his expectations.
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IMPRovIsG.-From gentleman from
Oak Harbor. Wildly Island. we learn
that that place is improving very much
in appearance. Mr.. G. w. Morse is
now engaged in putting up a large
building for the Changers. two stories
high. with a high basement Its dimen-
sions are 2sx40 feet. and there is a
wing on each side 2sx40 feet. one story
high. This Is being constructed at the
head Of the wharf lately built The first
story. or basement. will be used as a
warehouse, the second, as store. and
the third story will be used hall. He
says the building presents very fine
architectural appearance, and adds
much to the looks of the little settle
ment there. We also learn that the
Oliver Wolcott Is now there, and being
painted. She will be off next Saturday
80. The grain crop on the island is not
as good rs usual this year; but the po-
tatoes are free from blight and that crop
will be large. The fruit crop also
promises abundantly. The farmers are
now all busyily engaged in harvesting.
and threshing machines are in active
operation in all parts of the island.