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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN A.
~ cordancc with the provisions of the Law. ~ y,
Florida. providing for the incorporation Of comrs
mes toi the construction OF Railroads and CT.
we, tie undersigned. have formed aud orrsni,aS
company to be known and styled The Polk Cousts
Cara; and Navigation Company Of Florida" far n.
purpose OF constructing, maintaining and ouer.i.s
a canal, with vessels propelled by horse or st.,s
power for the transportation Of freight and pssss.
through Lakes Carrie, Eloise, Shipp, Howard c.n.
nou, Hariridge, Rochela, Conne, smart and Ham.
ilton. and from Lake Alfred through Iakea y.r
Julianna Arietta and Ariana, and all points On ,he
margin OF said waters, for the public benefit In
freight or travel J. O'C BLOCNT.
Nm. T. WHITLEDGE.
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FrightfuI Catarrh.
Pieces of Bone.

For four years have been afflicted with very
troublesome calarrh # ;he head SO terrible has
rs nature been thai when | blew my nose small
pieces OF hore would frequently come GU, o. NY
mouth and hose The discharge Wa copiou>. and
al times exceedingly offensive Ny blood h came
50 impure thai nay General health was greatly IN
paired, with poor appetite and digestion
Numerol- medicines were Used without relief.
until began the oi s. Il. Il. and ;Lre, bottles
acted almost like magic. Since their use no; "a
symptom ma returned. and feel in every way
quite restored TO health | AN an old citizen of
Atlanta, and refer TO atnos; any one living on
Bu:ler street, and more particularly to DR.. L. VI.
Gillian. who knows of my case
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Dress Making ( Millinery
MRS. F. r. LAMB.

FASHIONABLE MILLINER & DRESS MAKER,
II has opened a store in the second story of the
building occupied by Messrs Saxon d Co., where
will be pleased to see her former patrons and
host of new ones.
Having secured the services of two competent
young ladies in my business, / feel confident l can
give satisfaction 10 customers.
.F-Orders from distance will receive prompt
attention. Oct. 2l-3m
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NOTICE TO the PUBLIC |!

HAVING SOLD OUT MY ENTIRE INTEREST
l J. in the business of E. 8. Williams q Co. to Mr..
j. X. Cohen. a partner Of the same frm, who Will
take possession on the first of January, 1885, and
continue for himself therefore respectfully ask
all parties indebted to the firm % please call and
settle their accounts before the above mentioned
time. Very respectfully,
R. 8. WILLIAMS
August S. 1SS4-5m
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Legl Adysrs
NOTICE

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF w.,,
~ Tor unpaid taxes assessed against ia - AIT
Ceotrai aud Western Railroad, nov knn-ricf t9s
Florida Railway and Navigation Comnsr'a H.
ny William ID. Barnes, as ComptroIier IN - mseet
oil Florida, and directed 10 the corpmsnd;s o1sfe
collect the same, including costs ana ss,s ne .
sale, by levy and sale. have levied ON ~ eess u
Mt public outc'y for cash. on the 6rst Mond y Ell
vemher A. -. 1884, being the third ~ No,
month"; before the Court Louse door in < =. SID
Tallahassee, county of Leon, the follo-;aa y q
scribed property, to-wit: ing q
Locomotive Engines, Nos "a, 81 q IN :.
90 -. ~, Is and 81. and - ~ II,
Passenger &c Aches Nos 80 % so sn q. =.
49, W. o. az II
Baggage Car. No. 8
AZ Cars. Ms Is. 275, 9. IS. 3O7, 4s 4a7 .ao 5.
And Construction Railroad Cab. v.
A. MOsELEY
Sheriff ~ Leon county. st.tr -, p,
SEPTEMBER ~, loS4-5w '
~ he ahov- sale is postponed ninth ~.
N"ncay, the first day Of December, 1854 "s ny
A MOSELEY
Sheriff Leon County, State of F,o.... !
Nov. 3, lSS4-4w 0 &
=. 20 The above sale Is postponed until n. -
Monday, the fifth day Of January, 1855. 'A' M
A. MOSELEY.
Sheriff. Leon County, State Of P,o.,.. &
December 2 iSS4-5w
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Supreme Court, State Of Florida

TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, JUNE TERM, A. D. 1884.
Vensne:o Sanchez, Administrator de boais non. &C,
of the estate of Johu Forbes, deceased, Appellant.
vs.. Thomas Dow, ct al. Appellees.
1T APPEARING TO THE COURT THAT MAR
Il garei Sinclair Kemp. one of the appelees in this
Cause Is dead, aud The representatives OF said Mar
gareI Sinclair Kemp having failed voluntarily TO BE-
come Parties TO this cause and the death of said
Margaret Sinclair KENT. having been suggested on
the record By tie appellant;
-hpN, tiereJore motion of Fleming & Daniel,
atorarye ter appel ant il is ordered that unless The
proper res rsentayes of the said Margaret Sinclair
Kemp shall become parties to this cause within the
urst tfee days of the next term of this CONT, to
conSeoe tn the second Tuesday of January, 1885,
ahe safe appellant shall be entitled TO open the
ord and proc ed To hearing and judgment in this
cause; Pfoc'dtd, thar copy Of this order be pub
ished III some newspaper, in the city of Tallabas
see. one. Il week for three successive weeks, BE-
ginning at least thirty days before the first day Of
the mex, term of this court; Porided further that
personal service of copy of this order upon the
personal representatives of the said Margaret Sin
clair Kemp shall be deemed equivalent and sub
stitut' for publication.
.rae copy.
ATTEST G.. Fl. FOSTER
Clerk Supreme Court of FlorlA,
~ BY Il. B. WILSON, Deputy CLERK
November IS lSSH3w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
watchcharm from, ! other
Worlds.

A celestial watchcharm is one
OF the wonders that the Indiana
State Geologist has collected, and
can show outside of his amazing
museum. The iron of which it is
made came from the great Wis
consin meteor, and the polished
surface showsthe "Widmanstettin
marks the peculiar lines Of
celestial capitalization, unlike
anything terrestrial that is known
to man-and the plating is made
from the same @rolite. In tx
center OF each face is half clip
sold Of chrysolite from the meteor
that fell in Emmett, Iowa, and
weighed 5000 pounde. The gold
rim in which it is set, and is itself
sst in, the plated, meteoric iron is
from Brown county, Indiana.
This chrysolite is the only preci-
GUS stone known to have fallen
from the sky. This nickle plat
ing is the first rse ever made OF
celestial meteoric nickel. The
"Widmansettir marks" show
plainly through the plating. at
is astonishing" says the Indian
apolis news, "that the scientists
at the great Montreal meeting,
recently, were as curious about it
as girls about a new doll"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
The Law or sex.

An English author. G.. r..
Starkweather, thinks he has dis
covered = great claw Of sex" OF
which the London Athen@um
gives this summary: II the hus-
band is superior to the wife, the
family will consist mostly Of
girls, and vice versa. Dark COM
plexion is superior to light, dark
plants and trees are the most
hardy, and dark horses the best.
A square forehead and prominent
veins are superior" q large
prominent eye (which Indicates
conversational powers") is the
reverse. But the best Indication
Of superiority is . large aud
prominent nose, Roman or aqui-
line, full q third the length Of
the face. Philosophers. lawyers,
editors. poets. literary men and
brain workers generally, have q
large excees Of daughters. Wine
merchants. tavernkeepers. small
retail dealers. orators, lhysicians
and musicians have q preponder-
aace Of boys. Clergymen appear
just TO struggle through the or
deal without incurring the stigma
Of infsriority. being equally in
tslligent. sober and moral with
their wives, and producing an
equal number Of boys and girls.
OF course, for the stability OF the
new law it becomes necessary to
show that musicians, medical men
and orators are inferior. Accord
ingly, the first are Emphatic, the
second are made rather than born
to their profession land the most
distinguished as an exception
havs large families Of daughters),
and mere public speakers do not
possess "the highest order Of
faculties or intellect" while in
most Of them ''the base Of the
brain will be found to predom.
inate ove- the superior portion. '
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
The Pleasure or picking Ups
Things.

e.
"Why do you practice shop
lifting ? Surely the profits are
seldom large compared to the
risk you run"
"Right you are," was the
answer. "Tain't what we get on
the make by it, but the racket
Of it that fetches US. Why, some
times I don't flush birds eneugh
to pay for my sgo.' Yet it's jolly
and / like it for the excitement.
Playing suchre's nowhere to it,
"Where does the pleasure come
in y
"Well women naturally like
shopping. They have fun going
about the big stores and looking
at things. like that kind OF
thing, too, bnt besides that, /
get anything / like for nothing,
and that's more fun. There is
the racket Of watching the 'Iah-
de-dah' clerks and the dizzy
floor walkers. wait till they
are looking another way and CAL
ling out Cash, cash, to the
hungry little girls and then l
slyly slip something / think
would look much bettor in a
. pawnshop under my cloak and
all's serene
tIsn't the risk very great ?"
aOf course it is! But there's
whore the pleasure is. There is
the same sort Of risk in gambling,
and / have Z passion for it.
When I get what I aim for I'm
just as happy and contented as
8 clam in high water. Oh, it's an
immense racket-if you amt
caught" and the shoplifter sank
back to think over her probable,
term Of imprisonment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
Lava Beds.

The prospects in this district
are again becoming brighter, and
some important developments are
expected to be made in the near
future
From Mr.. Thos. Gray we learn
ed that the mine in which he is
interested in Lava Beds district
is still showing up we'll. The
shaft is down about twenty Eve
feet, the vein Of ore is three and
= half feet wide, and tho rock
assays we'll in the bottom OF the
shaft and shows no signs as yet
Of pinohing out. Several disin-
tsrested parties who have ex.
amined the prospect pronounce
TIA fine one, and congratulate the
owners on their good fortune in
possessing il.
Messrs, 8. Fried and J. N.
Keyss and companions returned
from the West Lava Beds on the
10th instant. They report LIE
Montain & Co. actively at work
on the De Soto mine They have
some ten tons or more Of 6rst class
ore. assays from which reach as
high q 5000 silver per ton. This
mine is from i've to twenty-five
feet in width aud lies in a pro-
rhyry formation. Mr.. Fried
found two claims similar in
character to the De Soto. These
mines srs situated about fifteen
miles from Warm Springs, the
nearest available water, and about
eight miles from the railroad. :
Calico Print. Feb. 23rd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05

Plur bottle. one Of the most intelli-
gent youths Of Austin, who had been
travelling all over Europe, returned not
long since and told his friends many 70.
markable things Of his journey. Among
other things, he said: "In Rome had
long conversation with the Pope.,aAf
from there went to Berlin and Nsd
talk with Bismarck; then ] traxaled ID
Munich and" "And met Muvohsd.
sen. interrupted one Of the aissneAts.}
"No, but travelled in tba ,E1iie E4l
With Tom Ochiltree.' sfAnd It'd
amounts to the same thing. tss'o ,ss,rs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05

'''''' W. s1i 10 d'nn. on Has oi ay,eyfI
pfoSoeUtlyn'ot' eAovNGooe1r. .:.n'
y wd4ne ishsscsytivapsAafh hhe Hs,a. l,sA toiore'
txMtihF dh6ertlis naass ssftDrucerldku uGafjrenan
IA thi5 dky dlsBolVei, bt thor rDsrsasRRt ot fKs
WHhg s6isdt The blnintss II athB -lasu h1n will
te c6hdueted by J. Drsyer. who wA HaSi alf
vhd talhS. wodS t,J rssytf4REYEH " b.
II. WANG odMAN.
Los Angeles, CAL, Feb. ss, 1854. lehspaw.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
The sight Caused a Ballet Girl to
Blush.

First Ballet Girl, "On the way home
Last night l stopped to see my sister,
who is living at Mrs. Blanks. They
had party and my sister invited me to
come in and take peep"
Second Ballet Girl; "Well,'
Fret Ballet Girl: 81 never was SO
ashamed in all my life. The ladies'
dresses looked ~ il they didn't have any
tops to 'eu. Lend me your needle and
thread to sew this hole in my tights"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05

into his pocket. at is an easy
way to make money, father.
eyes, James, it looks that way,
but after all l don't see as it
beats plantin' six acres of ground
worth $35 an acre, into a buryin
ground Of 400 lots at IS a lot.
Guess we'd better stick to our
graveyard" Detroit Free Press.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05

Where she had him. 1AtHshA
zler said to lady WHOSE oqne n n u, = an
soles Of womens @ AZ N n = %, !. .. yVhs5f'
asked she immediaIsly-l, & HeGs tI!f. H Ihfy
never wear ousI replied the drnaE&9d
should take yoif L G@ask @ fSEtliyt tppsrt. '
And why; prays demanded the gSz-
Water .lss; ..ss.ssss.ssa&A9sy'r lets in fhs :
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
Notice to Gre,
Estats Of Michael Malo

Notlce Is hereby given by tn
ninistrator OF the estate Of
ceased. to the creditors Of, and
claims against the said de,
them with the necessary yor
months after the first pubica
to the said administrztor at hi
len Block in the city and coun
California. NJ.
Administrator Of the estate ,
deceased
Dated 1t Los Angeles, Feb.
Gardiner & Stephenson. att,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
biaer to'siowcadsew Az ousr.es s~Is oa h,
.rin,oiiI, Sssa'e, shpnld Not ef Il hAMaaf sf

I RitkAfd NJ HpHci, ,stife iEneoabor al the i3t
VIII and Testamert Of Elizabeth y. Beach, de-
ccssed having fled his petition herein. pr3ying
for an order Of sale Of the whole Of the feal'
estatt W sid decsdsst. forthe Vs,rPebes there:
,Sass,,,s ssds a,sfsa aTbby, byS ;S TIA san
Court that al persons ipterested in the estate .f
std dscesjexs 1pit u ffi6ksnthes sAkpiSu terior
tphft oh MoPdf fsstl dse etiel March,
[S6e' tcuf{ ko8J4b & n ,5ytascH ,tms7, Il me
Couyt Hot3e .ih tI 1cltt ana reuusysos~int xsfis
rsISs's IL 1, sfbls tlSlksissphJ I'm
s4ssf III abq&ld isl 81 Civ 1tsirsst stisv ,s4sSnaxecdr'
sas s's Y 'ys,s,ss'.. ssssss ,s:ss s.', =, BE- !,
Z Ut sl'I H. e ss RSs;ess sEss.s =
IL, Newspaper printed and published in saiH CITY
,''srs>T'ff'f's a. tisA 10 asvy. EssssoWkRA. J,
s.,.,..... 80. .yutik Sipeftor rdurt.
-plta4 ffbtdqyy, &0th. i55&it Hni ic 90" -rt y
! 4 bf&btoI. Ecif4 u u, lAtt1fstt 4or Eypcnr
Pe~1fn4 ,ut b.fnsfa All a., hf,,.-t. - t-S-'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05

A Lawful Lottery and Fair Draw
Ings, chartered by the Legislature Of Kentucky
and twice declared legal by the highest Court in
the State. Bond given to Henry County In the
sum Of sl04ooo for the prompt payment Of al
prizes sold.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
~-AIsaricsI

Is hereby given that h
grade assessment roll has b
superintendent Of Streets a
levied and assessed in said
now due and payable immedis
payment Of said sums Is to be
thirty (s0) days from the datcl
ton OF said notice and all asst
before the expiration Of said tn
declared to be delinquent, aud
sum OF five t5) per cent. upon
delinquent assessment togeth
vertising each delinquent al
added thereto.
Y. II. BOYD.
Los Angeles Feb. 2s. 1881.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05

"Father he said, as tho two
stood on Jefferson avenue look
ing around, "that is the Board Of
Trade building over there. "Yes,
yss-I see; good big place to trade
In" "Thsfs where they specu-
lsts," "Thsy do. eh p Eyes;
h you we're to give me 81 600 in
ossh I'd 90 over there and buy
wheat at 95, wait = few days and
sslI Il for Z dollar. and divide the
nroAt With you." III declare =
"a The old man a. he reached
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
EXCHANGE FOR
New York, Londo,
Frankfort, d
Paris {

~ Receive Deposits and
tificates.
ar Buy and Sell Goveruns
and City Bonds I
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
Notice to Gro
Estate OF Charles McFa

Estate OF Charles McFai
Notice Is hereby given by Il
ministrator Of the estate Of Oh
ceased. to the creditors Of, Al
ing claims against the said !
them with the necessary =
months after the first publ 5
to the said administrator a
len Block in the city and co
California.
Administrator Of the estate
den, deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles. Feb
Gardiner q stephonson. att
traitor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
Electrical Treatment Of Wines and Spirits,
At the Electrical works i'm Los Angeles. Cal

Having perfected the process for the treatment
of Wines, Spirits Fermented Malt Liquors by electric
ity by which the fus OIL Hydrocyanic acid poisonous
ehers and other deleteous organic matter is eliminated
and at the same time mparts mellow age to the prod
ucts Of the wine prepared to
on large scale and the most reasonable terms By
this scientific treatment of wines they at t
ted for market at the price they at age of IL
years by the old treatment of rackng off and expensive
methods Of rehandling the and at the time an i'm
ense saving to the producer By this process ALSO there
is no waste by Evaporation and turning into vinegar by
neglect delay the treatment entirely removes all
ganc that produces fermentation without destroy
ngthe bouquet and leaves them perfectly pure and M for
use in "a hours after coming from the winery Cali at
works and be convinced, or send for circulars
A. G. TIcHENOR,
Manager Los Angeles Electric Liquor Co. and Patentee
= - - " sm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-05
Delinquent N

coLroN LINE COMPANY
cipal place Of business, Lol
E1leD county. California.
EoTiOK There are celin+
lowing described stock, on q
levied on the stb day Of Janu
ersl amounts sct oppC5ifer rhel
spectisp shareholders, as folll
Number
Names. Certificate.
G. N. FELTON,, no certificate isss1
Pacific n. 1 X Co.
Timothy Page +"
L. r. Oimsted
A. H. Miller
W. D. @. FFanklin
Z. A. Edwards /"
And In accorslance with id
Of each parcel Of such stock 4
will be sold at public auceion
Company, 207 N. Los Anrels'
gcles. on the 18th day Of Feb
hour OF two '. ~. OF such da,
assessments thereon. togethe5
vertising and expenses Of ssi
@. N. Fk
@7 n Los Angeles Street
Notice is hereby given that
postponed 70 the 18th day OF
T. A. kDw7
Los Angeles. Feb. ~, 1884.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-21
NO HAY TAI

Nuestro colega El AsimilistG ha
dado la noticia de haber espiradO
la pr6roga concedida al Catedrati.
co electo de este Instituto, Sr. Pc
rez Pastor, anunciando que pronto
quedara una vacante que debe pro-
veerse por oposicion.
No sabemos de ciert0 10 que ha-
bra respecto a la pr6roga concedi-
da al Sr. Perez Pastor; pero ST sa-
bemos que no por ESQ hay nueVa
yacante, sino que desempehara die
cha Catedra, case de no ocuparla
ell Sr. Perez Pastor, el opositor que
obtuvo ell ntmero dos. Asf al me-
nos 10 dispone la Real Orden de
80 de Agosto de-1SS1, recordada al
Asimilista en- otra OCCASION.
Hemos de advertir & dicho cole
ga que en- case de declarar Ia va
carte, correspondents la provision
al turno de traslacion primero, Y.
declarado este desierto, al de con-
curse entire los Calculations pro-
pietarios, que en- los Institutes del
reino desempenan asignatura igual
6 analoga.
iEi Asimilista metido siempre &
redentor, y manejando las cuestio-
mes de instruction pdblica con tan
POGO acierto!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-21
Ell PATRI0TISM0
DE s. Ell ASIMI L1STA."

Ell colega de la calle del Cristo,
que va dijimos es un POGO aticlo-
nado a la imitaci6n, especialmente
desGe que el senor La Tore
comenz6 a exponer sus teorias
evolucionistas, Sc ha dedicado
ahora a escribir articulos de muy
cortas dimensiones, con parratos
estrechos y renglones cortos, sin
duda que por imitar a Ei Liberal
en- la forma, va que no en- la esen
cia, porque para este no basta
aquella tendencia; Sc neceslta al
90 mas.
Mas no por ESQ ha dejado Ell
ASimiiiSta de ser 10 que era, un
peri6dico de muchos recursos pa
ra cualquiera cosa, con la dlteren-
cia que ahora Sc exhibe mucho
mas a menudo, Y de aqul que
podamos admirar con mas tre-
cuencia los productos de su fecun-
da imagination.
En- su uueva epoca el bueno del
colega Sc ha metido a moralista, y
en- este, trancamente, Sc parece en-
algo d los viejos caducos que,
despu6s de haber disipado en-
ocios entretenimientos los dias
de su existencia, vuelven en- 81 y
enderezan sus pasos, por ell caml-
no de la meditation, hacia los UNI
brales del sepulcro, en- que Sc
hunden todas las ilusiones. Son
de yer sus asc6ticas lecciones So
bre la maiedicencia y sobre la CIR
tud del patriotismo. Nj un Fray
Luis de Granada, nj un San Gre
gorio Nacianceno, 8 un San Agus
tin arrepentido.
Al fin Ell ASimiiiStd no ha per
dido completamente la fe, y su fe
lie ha salvado, llorando como ell
Real profeta sobre los extravios
de su existencia en- la armargura
de su alma.
Su salmo sobre el patriotismo
nos 10 hace Greer asi, y no vale
decir que exageramos, porque 10
hemos de recitar, casi al pie de la
letra, y aplaudiendolo.
Bien venido sea el periodico
diario que tai OCCASION nos ha ofre-
cido. Feliz resolution la del CO.
lega que casi, casi, Sc ha converti.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-21
INSISTIMOS.

Insistimos en- que todo 10 que
dijo Ei ASimiiista sobre ell ban.
quote del domingo es pura 6Lta
sin chiste y sin oportunidad al.
guna.
Quiso ell colega meterse q ha-
blar sin saber una jota del asunto,
porque nj asistio al banquete nj
habia sido a 81 invitado, J en- vez
de inventar algo gracioso, como
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