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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-18

ida. L give the names and syno-
nyms of some of the harder palms,
emitting, of course, species that are
indigenous or well known to you
already, such as the palmettoes, date
palm, etc.
Chdm1ropS Fort0aei-The Gnu
san Palm. Native of Northern Chi
ma.
Chonaerops Eccelsa. Native of
East Indies.
Chamerops HuneiJiS. Native of
Southern Europe This appears to
closely resemble the Cabbage Pal.
metto,
Ju6ea Specta6iAs-Coquito Palm.
Native of Chill.
Ke'atia Sapida-Arecd Sapida-
Areca Baneii. Native Of New Zea-
land, growing as far south as latitude
3S degrees % minutes.
Brdlsea Cory2oia Duicis
Palma Dulce-Palma Soyale. Ma
tive of the highlands of Mexico.
Brahe0 Eilamentosa. Native of
Lower California.
Ptcenir Reclinota, Native of
South Africa.
. Livistona AustraIis-Corypha Aus
trails. Native of Australia.
LioiSt0o0 Bor6omic0 - Licistono
Chine'aSis-Latania Bourbonica. Ma
tive of East Indies.
Seatorthia CyeganS Native Of
North Australia.
1t is not improbable that all these,
except, perhaps, the last three would
grow as tar north as Palatka or st.
Augustine. see, by communica.
ll-tiOr from AIs. TInass Ear .se.,,. .,.sgss4s
sometime since, that the Coquito and
Chusan Palm are successfully grow
ing as far north as Federal Point
G. A. p.
PALMS. (BRAHEA DCLCIS.)
If a person should wish to reside
in district combining the beauties
of the tropics with those of the tenn
perate zones, climate neither too
warm nor too cold, flora and fauna
III which the Characteristic types Of
both are harmoniously yblended-oaks.
palms, and pines, humming birds and
deer-he could not select a more
suitable one than the vicinity of La
Moionera and Alto de las Cajus in
Mexico, the native country Of the
Brahea dulcis, where all the con-
ditions alluded to are to be found.
Brahea dulcis Mart. (Coryoha dbl
cis, H. B. K.) the only representa-
tive OF very curious genus, is known
among the Mexicans by the names
of Palma da4lce and Soyale, and has
for some years been an inmate OF
our Conservatives. When fully de-
veloped, it is about thirty feet high !;
its trunk yields timber; its leaves
which are tan-shaped, measures sew
eral feet across, and serve for thatch !;
it's flowers are green, its fruit sue
culent drupe, of yellow color, and
about the size of a large cherry, is
sweet and edible.-Seena0'a'S Popu-
lar History Of the Palms,
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Contents of this Number.

Page SS--." aSeautify Your Homes; The Palm
FaGilyS Decorating Day; Sensible Letter of
Advice.
Page 3f--Over and Over Again. poetry; Was the
Man KEled:; A Minister ON Courtship; Freezing
WSfeS The SabbathS Yes He Could; One Day
Behind; Equally Applicable Now; Chinese Rem
ediess Varieties; Recipes
Psges5---Legal Notices, Advertisements
Page 36---Artesian Wells Conch Peas, Nut Grass,
etc; To Correspondents Seeding Trees vs.
Budded To Homesteaders ; An Act in Relation
to the Sabbath Day Homestead Patents ; Local
Intelligence New Advertisements.
Page e37---Advertisements.
Page 38---Cassava Beer; New California Lemon
Yucca Filamentosa and Yucca Aloefolia; New
Homestead Act; The Farmers Friends A VAL
liable Whitewash.
Page 39---Advertisements.
Page 4O---Floridiana; Advertisements.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-18
A Sensible Letter of Advice.

Editors Florida AqricuI,uiSt:
Your paper is regularly at hand
and read with great deal of inter
est. Being a subscriber to the old
Agricultewist, 1 was panied at it's
announcement of suspension and
know very well how hard you, Mr..
Senior Editor, tried to revive it. And
when the way was open for you to
start anew in giving this State a val
liable agricultural paper it was with
much pleasure l became subscriber
to the new enterprise. Your paper
is doing a good work and only now
and then do some of its many writ
ers slop over. This ecstatic gush
about Florida has been its greatest
drawback and you know very we'll
the people OF the United States who
are looking towards this State with
an ordinary soil, yet wonderful in
productiveness and possessed of the
finest climate, probably, on earth)
want reliable-what we might cali
bread and butter information. Those
poetic descriptions are we'll enough
in their place, but when a man in
Michigan, Vermont, or any other
northern state, who has only $500
saved after his many years of labor
and is now looking for home, where
his bills for fire-wood and cough med
icine will not predominant, he wants
to know, first, about the prospects
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-06-18
"Beautify Your Homes"

Editors Florida A9ricultuist
We are all under obligations to
our friend, THE FLORIDA AGRICUL-
URI ST, for teaching us how totestab-
lish homes in the wilds of Florida
how to plant and bring into bearing
orange and other fruit trees, and how
to success ully grow crops of sugar
cane, cotton, tobacco, strawberries
and early vegetables And now we
want to know how to render these
homes attractive; what flowers are
best suited to outdoor culture; what
trees and shrubs to plant for decora-
tive effect, and how to lay out our
pleasure grounds with taste. The
ladies are all fond of these things, and
their interest and sympathies won,
the men will follow, and the end will
be an increased attachment to their
tavorite paper and the homes it has
taught them to adorn.
For several years have subscribed
ste-za' certain family paper-a very
good paper as times go-but still my
wife would now and then say: "Hus-
band, I don't think it best to take
that paper any longer; there is SO
little in it," At last an extensive
household department was added,
embracing Horticulture, domestic
economy and amusing correspondence
and gossip about home matters.
Since then / have heard no more hints
about stopping that paper; indeed,
there is now general scramble for
it the moment it comes.
Apart from the refining and ele-
vating influence Of bit of the Eden
around ones dwelling, there are few
things that so effectually strengthen
home ties and clothe with lifelong
interest the spot which, by habit and
association becomes dear to us. How
many of us tondly linger over the re-
membrance of one particular rose
bush; one climbing honeysuckle that
filled the air with fragrance around
the porch of the old homestead; the
lilacs, that each returning spring put
forth wealth of clustering blossoms,
whose dewy freshness yet dwells in
our nostrils like the scent of the roses
around the poets shattered vase ?
Who does not afectionately remem-
ber one old apple or pear, or cherry
or nut. tree, whose fruit surpassed
any tasted since And many wan
derer, after the long lapse of years
feels an irresistible impulse to make a
pilgrimage back to the spot and once
more refresh his memory and sight
with objects SO interviewer with
thought and retrospection as to seem
part and parcel of his existence, and
often recurring to the mind, haunt
him pleasantly, even in his dreams.
IfTHE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT
will encourage taste for the aesthetic
as we'll as the practical in agriculture
and horticulture, it will be doing
good work that will certainly be ap-
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preciated by many of its readers. and
may set on foot improvements that
will be the pride and delight of pos
terity. AS a people we are lamenta-
bly, deficient in a taste for the refine
ments of outdoor rural life, and
many country homes look so forlorn
and uninviting, that it is no wonder
the young people as they grow up
seek attractions elsewhere, and feel
little attachment to places so devoid
of enticing surroundings.
A writer has advised nobody in
America to set his heart on fine
tree, for then somebody is sure to
come with an axe and cut it down.
remember gigantic elm standing
by the roadside in a northern state
whose wide spreading branches
droopedsalmost TO the ground. On
a warm summers day the tired way
farer often sal down to rest under it's
leafy canopy, which rivalled in cool
ness the air of a grotto, and the
driver drew up his team to refresh
for few moments the painting beasts.
Its owner, who thoroughly appreci-
ated the value of this relic of the for
est primeval, used to say that no
money would tempt him to cut it
down, and if the blessings from first
to last invoked by the traveller upon
the woodman who spared that tree
could have been realized, he would
have been the most blessed woodman
in America
Even John Chinaman, whom we ST
feet to despise as semi-barbarian,
and whom some of us are for uncere-
moniously putting out of the back
door, his decided caste 1or the pic
turesque in rural affairs although il
|
sometimes borders upon the gro.
tesque, like the topiary gardening Of
our Europern ancestors. Travellers
tell strange tales of the delight with
which John gazes upon dwarf trees q
hundred years old, and only few
feet high; his beautiful sago palms
which suit his fancy because they
never grow large enough to elbow
the other trees out OF the way, his
miniature landscapes, with wonder
fully small and elaborate bridges
crossing insignificant brooks, and his
limitations Of mountains and rocks on
an equally contracted scale. We
might learn many lessons from the in
dustrious Celestials, ,and..from their ia
panese and Indian neighbors in the
practice of horticulture, although we
need not initiate their monstrosities
| anu ulSUOrLlOllS.
Horticulture IN this State may be
made profitable as well as ornamen
tai. There are many kinds of green
house flowers that sell in northern
cities, during certain seasons of the
year, at exhorbitant prices for decor.
ative purposes. And is it not posi-
BILE to grow them here with a 1.-THE
of the expense, and transport them
thither in refrigerators as we do
strawberries p? The production OF
flowers for the manufacture of essen
ces and perfumes will, perhaps, at no
distant day become an important In
dustry in Florida, as soon as chemists
engage in the business of distilling
them and send out circulars OF in
struction to the people around, tell
ing what sort to raise and how.
Many years ago large districts in
the south Of France were peopled
with a miserable poverty-stricken
class, of low grade in the social
scale. Some enterprising spirits be-
gan to raise flowers and extract the
perfumes for commercial purposes.
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The following is from a Boston
correspondent, with description of
one of the kinds of palms he enum-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-21
MINING NOTICES.
Delinquent Assessment Notice.

A LBIoy MINING COMPANY = Loca-
N TIos Of principal place OF business, San
Francisco. California location Of works, Es-
reka District. Eureka conrty, Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that at q meeting &C
the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th day ~
May, 1879. an assessment mo. ~ Of fifteen tI5i
cents per share wss levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable immediately
in United States gold coin, 70 the Secretary. At
the once Of the Company, Rooms 8 and 7, 3z7
Pine street, San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shsll
remain unpaid ON the twentieth fscthi day u
June. 1873. will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale 1t ps.A,.c auction ard unIess payment
Is made before. will be sold on THURSDAY,
the tenth li0thl day Of July. 1873. 10 pay he
deli qucnt assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale. BY order Of
the Board Of Directors.
ID. r. YERDESAL. Secretary.
Onice-Rooms 6 and Z. 327 Pine street. San
Francisco, California. my20
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-21

NA Mir IA
eases o. years standing. and UheerstsS US
etc. successfully treated. Leg,
Dh. GIBBoS has the pleasure Of .a,~
That he has returned ffom VISITING ~ sne'ng
pa hospitals Of Europe, and has repnsns
The Doctor has spared neither t,r.
money in seeking cnt new remedies .mas nor
returned with increased facilities a., ~ ~
Walton Of human suffering. 1e ala.
Seminal Weakuess
Seminal emission ts the eonseauerc.
sbuse- This solitary vice. or dervxvsS" ssif.
Indulgence. Ia practired by the vnn,h s,Auai
sexes TO an almost Unlimited extent. n,ca oesA
via unerfing certainty the following issssa,!
morbid symptoms. unless comhstta ~ a.nc g
medical Measures, viz: ssliov s1ssnune
DARK spots under the eyes. pain in ~ Inc,
ringing In the ears. noise iite In 1. nesds
leaves or rafting a ehsriots, unsssinsss q
the loins, weakness Of the limbs rs. ~!
vision, bsunfsd intellect. less q eopsd.sx
difhdepse in approaching straneers. 1 d; -Iaes
form rts f~egusiDtsnees. disperittc, sn11ep
society, loss Of memory, pimples m v.sa hs1
erurticEs atogf The face, hectic sushss s.rous
tongue. fsstid br,sth. coughs, ecnsn. 1910
night swesss. nicnom1nis, and fr,er..skuon,
sanity. II rsii.f be not cbtsinsd. - sfa. y,
spply immediately either In pssxas i ,no,ia
ter. ard have . cure Effected Nv ii. ~
seisnfsnc mode q treating tia dists>e AN SnS
never fails q eEefisEgs quick ard rsdir.,srss
Cured at Home.
Persons at . distance NAV h rrprc :.
HOME. by addressing . letter ts n crrpnr
stating case - m rfcns. length ef tins 4. ~
esse has continued. fnd have n.edicsss ,- : ~
" fcrvrresd. free from dsnssee i'd es,,o.;ss
70 any Psrt Of the country. with fun rnd Nh,
dirtctscEs fer use. kAls
Ey inci1ssng Ten Dolisrs coin IN rs~....x
letter fhruush the PostcfEcs, or through Vsl.
faxeo 4 Co..a rseksge Of medicine ri, i.
Forwarded 70 any part Ct TIE Union.
Persons writing TO the Doctor viii ,i....
state he Esrce Of the paper they zee III "a.
yextassmsDt in ~
All communications strictly senfdsnt,sl.
Address DR.. J. 7. eIBH0S.
Boz 1857. San Francisco, Csliforni.
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Notice of Delinquent Assessment

ITO J.. r. HARRINGTON AND HIS GRANT
ees You are hereby notified thaf / have
performed labor On the VANDERBILT MINE.
situated on Austin Hili. In Secret Canyon Min
ing District. Eureka County. State Of Nevada.
to the amount Of twenty dollars. for sssess-
menf work on the said J. II. Hgrrington's in
terest IN the mine, according 10 the Law II
Congress OF the Omitted States. Said interest
il owned as follows:
J. y. Harrington. 40 feet.
And unless you. within 50 days. pay your as
sessment 10 nae, your interest In said mine will
become my property.
GEO. ". LANorRErx.
Eureka. March n, 1879. msr1s-3m.
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DR.. SPIkNEY b Co.
No. III Kearay Street,
TREAT ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Diseases-

MAJ ALL tHEOSlt AND 8FEOlI
Diseases
YOUNG MEN
who may he suffering from the efests q youth
fni fcahes or in1tserstIors viii do well 10 sysi
Themselves q tkts, the greatest boon ever l,id
- tie feet 81 suffering buInsnity. Or. spip.
neT w1ii guarantee % forfeit FIVE hundred dol.
lars fer <yerr cxss Of weakness or private diA
ess< q aBy Lind OF character which be pndes
txkes and fails 10 cure.
NfDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are nsry sf the age Of thirty 10 sixty
wh@ are frcnNisd with foo frequent evacuation
q The tiseeer. cffsn scepfrrsrisd by . klief,
81 erfHg CT hgrring sensation. and i wtsktr.
fBg 81 the s5sss M In a manner Tie rsfienf can.
nct sxczaat for. On examining the urinary
deposits e rcpy sediment wiil often be found,
ard sometimes mali Y~srtiel.s e sitrnsn viii
sFgsfr, er TIE eo}cr Will ts Of a thin miikish
kns. again fbsnffng TO n dsrk snd torpid Sd
f%Nrsrrn- Thsfs are many men who die n
this dtEeElty. ignorant Of the cause, which IL
The sFrfE1 stage Of ssEsinsl vtslress. Dr.. 8.
szii eurSsrtse . YsFfesfcHrc in ell suck estts,
ard 4 healthy restoration u the gtnitouriBary
CFg1re-
Dnrs HeHr-1D 10 4 and 6 10 4. Sundays
frnrn 10 80 II ~. Cenenltstion free. Thor.
on2h exsrasnsffon ard sdsiee. IS.
Call CT address DR.. spINSEY L co,
No. II Kesrny St.. stn frsnciseo.
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CHINESE CURES!
DR. MEN LEE,

Tie Celebrated lllltSe Physician,
Is FrKPARTD To TBFAT PATIENTS IN
the nsosf scientific manner. HE hss made
medicine His bf.tanzs study. and sprss alnost
sxvr Sfsesse. He euics rhsnnstfsm In .
shfvf tine. Fe ffs Eew rsHssc3ss fer All
SfECEAL ITsfAfFs. ard ssH cure them very
rMtskav. ris nslsftAss ere 81 given hot. He
r.e~ ~ srtd rtanrasex. II. has mkds . nnDiter
cf ssscnlrhsng fprss. ard al fsrsebs siling
skxnia At ener csn4ssas him tafcnse aissases
vssgA readily e Nis reTsdlss, uxa cures where
nxny others have failed.
NOTICE. am . grt1nxts q The medical
Sfhrr3 q Csufen.
x,~.~ Eiu
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Assessment Notice.

rVO ALEXANDER ARPrH o ri
HEnEsY notified that l have performed
labor on the following claims. 10 wit. welsh
King and Sage Brush." situated In Eureka
Mining District. Nevada. since lsTs up TO the
date Of this rotice. amounting 10 twenty $500
daliszs in T.. ). gold coin for your Interest Of
Gifts feet in each 81 said claims. snd that unless
you pay said snaount within ninety days after
the publication Of this notice. yeur interest in
said claims will become my properly by fsw.
r.. SADLyR-
Eureka. March 8. 1879. mt-3m
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A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted 10 NJ. H. JOSEPH. Of the 6olden
Ruie sture, will ohlise him by calling a. Phil.
Harris cigar stand adjoining Cailfsher Bros-
news depot, . socn - possible. aud paying ths
same
Ear<ks. April Il. lsss- srs1tf
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TT PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
deese5 10 me will make such rayaaeEs -
they feel able 70 dc. saier he present csrcum-
stances, the fxv0r wilt BE hsrhly ~arvreeisssd-
O. HAMILTON. peztzst.
Eurxks April 81 is-s- APPS
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IL PRISONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n szd<kes1 - - MAXIMUM. wis pDxsss
call ~ his ferH<x ukNss ~ kH<1nzs@s. a. krzrs
r~~r<rt<k q res. snA n.kN >~<flrm~nG ~ -
1st.< az wffl sxo<4 ecss asa treaAA.
An halls .<z1ast ~ vii - p.13 u-rn -rs%
s<xtNnonL NtxHYlM
rer>sA Mo- II. t<rs. nyiIa
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Assessment Notice.

tom. McEyES YoU ARR HEREBY NO
ruuD thrt ] have performed labor on the
. Lantern mine. sftuatsd in Eureks Mining
District. Nevada. since 1878 up - the cate OF
this notice, amounting 10 sixty lsfol dollars In
Z. :. gold coin. fer your Interest Of SO feet in
said mine. ard shst unless YOU pay said stnoans
within ninety Gays after the publication 81 this
notice. yo1r interest tn said mine will beeosne
my property bf Law.
r. sADIER-
Eureka. March 3. 1879. ms-3m
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r TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
the pahsie that l ssl not he responsible
for any S<e<e ~ contracts that nv Husband.
" T. Rsrsin. may raake-
MRS PoPITN.
Eureka, May = 1872 my&r
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nrxSoxs ryprxrED To = rSnkk-
s1rzsd arr neue<4 tess <H..ss.rss -
Ew<-ax ~-uxs - rs1a kxfcrs &sx 81. l>rA
- I~e.I p=exssatnz< vsrl - esu.assssL
n CE&NElxS.
H&KrxETT.
ks<9<.sss e d y rNNx1
Ezrslal Ma "a rrA uxts
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To Whom It Nay Concern.

N0r7cE IS EExEET GIVEN. THAT TEE
~ kaAr sd pz.3<x1<xg cezsels&ss<d Ma
M e1zrazy. . eexrax.x1az e<xaz2z<d xs1<x
TIE Laws * he Sszse e< Cxtzforass- are zew Ne
cwner< e. aaA In tAe ro<seszsen c< al Tie
Mines mining ezafn2 fzxn1tsSl ssc- fcrszxrfy
- rrcQerty Il Ne kz&y cEs1&rff3ss<a NfsfnE
Ccmpnzy sKSzltsSl 81 Lcz3o1- sDd xAax the
sid Raey ard puszxese<rx Ml.<rg campany
nsauxne Al kAe kndxAs<<3n<se e< tAs KnAr cra-
Z Ninznx Company a. LeaAen nv 1ns
- ~ 2<sse II xevs2A
Resident and Mnzaxinx nsreescr.
Ezre1a- Hay II lSrz- nsz&lAd
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LOST

Gofp INK VEST CHAM AfrrxRAr
n rssrs sal - E1l& 90 ~ rsez-e =
4 S8EkNkNs
rnx~1x. vsy a lsr9 mysst
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HUNf.

4 rroRxEY AND COUNSELLOR
II Law. M Nanxxnmesy str~s4 Esezzs
8 aaA - xevs3a Kr<E s&a Frss<s~ce. Gals
tc<ztA
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nR. l. D. JOSEPH OR PRED. FESFoLD
IL are authorised 70 make ecl,eet1o1s fer
me during my absence In California
Earska. April -. ise- srzs-u
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NOTICE

+ HAVE on MI PREMISES. AT ALPHA.
a-ncus%ccfore6 N2rs and Colt there Is
no r~<rcepsihle b<aai On the Mare The owner
exa have TIE sane by calling within thErty
Gays and paying changes
EVEN NICHOLSON.
Alpha New April Il. 1879. srsSlzs
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NOTICE

TUE HOLDER or CERTIFICATE yo ssss
I Efsy sAxrss D<Fre<s. il res1ssse1 20 call
~ car o<1c~ PAXTON & CO
Eureka April - sss4 APIS La
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For Sale or Rent.

grHK FREMONT HorSE OPPOSITE -
the Rscknsoo1 cezpanys works
ss for Sale on R<nt Fer pzr<fxllxrs- aYS
ply 10 u. D. TCLEY. ErrekAs az 70
H R. KEMP.
uv4tf CSC Market Stress. San Franclscc-
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE


A IL PERSONS KNOWING THENsELvEs
"A indebted 10 NJ H. JOSEPH. Of the golden
Ruie sture, will ohlise him by calling a. Phil.
Harris cigar stand. adjoining Caifsher Broe-
news depot. - soca - possible. aud paying the
same.
NOTICE
nR. L p. JosEPH OR PRED. PESFoLp
IL are authorised 10 make collections fer
me during my absence in California.
EnrsRa. April -. iss- spzs-u
NOTICE.
r HAVE on MI PREMISES. AT ALPHA.
mcus>ocfare6 N2re and Colt there il
can have tie SANS BY calling within tAsrty
Gays and paying
Alpha New. April II. 1873. srssins
N E.
TT PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
aeesed 10 me will make such rayaaeEs -
fkey feel able 70 do. e1der The present czrcum-
ssances, the faver Wit he hizhly srrreeisszd-
@ HAMILTON. pezssst
Eur<ka April ~ 1879 apps
T TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING
the pahsie that l ssl not he responsible
for any s<ess ~ cestrsrss tAxs my husband.
" T. Rsr,sn. nasy rAas-
Eureka, May = 1872. ny&t
NOTICE
THE OWNER OF A BUNDLE OF BLANK
cts an Umbrella = FEATHER Pillow. AID
one Bed sheet. i-t xt FEED 4 cos &zr12k the
Hre. is ncszSe1 10 call and rszzcxe t4cza.
which he can Dc BY paying fe< sAis advertise
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Knrssa. Aprsl =. is-s arzs
NOTICE
TUE HOLDER or CERTIFICATE No ssss
4 Efsy sAArss DeFreSs. il re9SssSe& 20 call
~ car oAc~ PAXTON & CO
Exrek.~ Ap<sl - is-s- apps La
MRS SHIP
EARNESTLY REQUESTS ALL PEssoSs
II fz6<heed BE- her. b. call ~ her ressS<1ce.
Sic is in great Er<l W zee<y. AID Acpee tAoss
owlng her viii cali fzze2Exse1y-
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LASPEYRE q beatty.

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4 pan OF sxia DOUBLE HORIZONTAL
"A ENGINES. with double reels. esutrhss and
post hresks- The Enxsnes lave cut Eeanng
hcrsruntal tuhelnr boiler. heater. feed pump.
every reeperx Apply to
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FARKE L LACf.
uylS1u al Market 81, San Frzaci<co-
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THE CORNER" LOT
q SALE.

THAr VALUABLE PROPERTY on THE
ccrn<r Of Main ana Clark streets. Sexloc
feet hoxxther with TIE stone walls and fron
doors win BE ecsd cheap. zpoa a2rlicatzon 10
HuIHOgsE 4 ClLk Att'y&. o.
GRO TEACHER.
3le Fruct Street San frxnriseA
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HOUSE AND LOT ON MALI srxrEr. -
Kany Hill also. Sscr< Exsarse-
Showcases. Ccunsers. SAezres- Stcels. etc. and
IN 1 Gros<r and Baker S<vias Machine APP
piy 10 LAMBERT NoL1NK1L 4 CO.
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