Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, January 24, 1874, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextmtMEgM&Mff. W3BBI Does it pay to ralso onions ?. I have heard. a great tieai auoni mo pronta or tue busi ness, and Jiavit. ,loen told that on kuitablp land.tlioy cbttlil ' be grown iqs Mronty jflvfe cents a bushel wTiilo thoy Were almost sort to sell foru dollar, and sometimes bring twlcoTthal surn-l-those and imllar thing"! havo hoard in favor of grow ins this parti cular crop. The prut season I have 1 boen Slviug it a practical test. Owing to tho ropflbtj did not get puna than twothbtl as many onions aslabonld if tboseaaofa bod boon 'favorable. The best spoil on my i lloco yioldod at the rato of about two iiinilred and forty bushels per acre. Al- lowlriffthls'to bo two-thirds of-a crop it woniu sire turco uunurou ana sixty ousu- els. Borne claim to obtain a" great many more, oven as high aanlno' hundred bush-' ois an aero, out many good rrrowsrn' admit thut an average yield, on good lorjc, ,wltb. good cultivation, ' will not exceed ionr hundred bushels. Of this, if a man 'does' not own land, 6ne-ualff is to be given for, Its mo. The ono who litres the ground fnrnlshes th6,ecd and does all tho .work. OTon to preparing ror ine market tue nan which pays for I he nse of tho land, In' tho fonr hundred bushels which ho ob tains ho will probably find from twenty flvo .to thirty bushels of small ones,' which are worth not more than srcnly fivo .cents per bnshol. But snpposo wo al low fnll prlco for all, plsco the crop at fonrChttndrod bttabelsjacdldaltthtm worth a dollar a bnshol when ready for mar- Iceland fold at tho barn without expense lor moving. vtui u; allowing imor man the nvptnet growsr.' in on avosage season, wiirbollkoly to' obtain,' and makes no os- tlmato for losses in any ,way. At tho prlco which the best seed commanded last spring it wooldooit him sixteen .dollars foracvtlir Totakogood oare 01 an acre of onions wonld renniro the work of one man for flvo months, and ho 'would need a ower and a wheel lioe, A man iwno wonld tako good caro of an aero of onions would bo worth for common farm' work, twenty-six dollars par month, or forty dollars por: month, if ho boarded himself. At tue i eiootoir tuo season uo wotiut una himsell with' 1 two hundred dollars' .worth of onions on which ho had done two hundred dollars' worth of work, and paid slxtoonilolUra-for-eeed, booldes furnish ing tools vtthwhioh to work.atKor tho last two months of the- fall he wonld be out of work and that atVf.llmo when labor does not command a hlgH prloo. Now alVoMia:TJtblu(farrhij-tlsk, which 1i"ery -meal," and ining.lV for granted tnat ho obtalhs a'good'orbp and a fair price, we' We 'that 'a Unwwill not bo likely, to hire land and mako onion rais ing pay. If ho cannot, can tho owner 1 of tue -lanu prontauiy engage in ine unsi ness? JtowfcjMrrienoe-wltlWsBrop s&ma&EFsav tin r.s Asparagus and its pulture. To raise asparagus from seed, sow in rows, ono foot apart Jn' a finely pulver ized soil, well enrlohed with, old manure. Keep tho bed .perfectly clean 'and mellow, and the'ybung plants will belarge enough to set out after one season's growth, and III 1.- h1. k-H. lit, tlatit! mit nm Will UO -IlIUVM Wliw iw, r1""" ww, v, oven three, veara old that have Brown fee blyftrjirr'a'waritVjfprTjperearw."1. W To obtain iplauu-,onoqgu-ior an aero, flvo nrsli pounds of eeed wiUboreouirod. which will giro 15,000 or 18,000 plsrtts for, XU1S purpu. 'W uimm uu uuwt;, uu ground should be well plowed and sub sollod,,so aa tp give a deep bed of mellow earth, and well enrlohed with 'manfare,' workod in by plowing and harrowing. In setting out the plant allow plenty of room; a common ewor is inplantlng too closely, , especially if the beds are deeply dug.r II Is better to give ' more horizontal pace, and the shoots will bo large and fine. Tor extorsive plantations, the rows should be about three feet pert, and plant not nearer than nine ineuei in the row, Btretch a line, cut a trench beside it soven or eight inches deep, or deep enough to rocolre the plants, and set them nine inches apart, spreading out the roots evenly, and covering the crown "about two inches below the surface. This work should be done as early in the spring aa the ground can be got ready, and the plants will make alwttor ud stronger growth than when planted later. Then, to save labor, and have a clean plantation, go over the whole surface with a rake ev ery few days, and stir tbo whole surface well, which will break and destroy the yonngweedsa they are just peeping at the surface. If the rows are marked, ibis work may be done more rapidly with a horse and light and fine-tooth harrow (a smoothing barrow would be best), the teeth of which will not go down more than 'one inch. A common harrow will not answer at all. As the. young sprout approach the surface, which will bo in two or three weeks, the cultivation must be confined between the rows, and any weeds in the rows pulled out by band. Cultivator. Dora or Covnrxa Seed. As general rule, the smaller the seed the lighter should be the covering. We are very apt to cover too deeply. Mature hero is safe to follow. She covers lightly. The seed fall from the ripened (talk upon the sur face of the ground,-to be covered oaly with leave, or to be washed into the soil by the rain. Onions, . parsnip, squash es and lima beans, such plant especially a posh up the shells of the seed itself, find it diflowlt to foroe their way up through much depth of earth, after it is packed down by ralas. A quart., or half an inch at most, I quit suatoieot for these seeds. Can should be taken that no lump of earth be left over them. Wa like lone; row of beet, oarroti, parsnips, etc.. and don't believe In waating half the land in usele path sad walk, with short rows running croaswi- Long row art mora easily worked andkwpt eleaa than short one. We should study economy both on the farm and in the garden. On tbefleiaibbtqo much timo In pi this Is so in tup garuonT-iuat.t, .Plaugh; Potato IUtsiNtitir Tils United States. i.Abll--Ll 'a1. 1I-.B ..-.-.. - 1T iitwiuinfj ww uwt uPiuam rgpiwiai. NewTork ft lb "Banner Stalen-tho amount of Irlah'Dotatoes nroddaed. return ing the .enormous yield' of twon(yoight minion bnshels; Pennsylvania foUoWwith nearly thirteen million. Ohio with elovon million. IllinoUdnlDcbJgan eaohjWitll ion minion, Aioino wimoaJiv eignt mil linn w.U.-Li.. UimuJT21iii T.. iuu, y isyvuniu HILU. DU UilllUU, 1UVB, IndianapLbdrVermodteaofi with upward of five million, andrNow JertfXAaa Now Hampshire with morq than-four and ono half million bushels. Tho particular tnrts of the oonntrv which viold the .most : jlJJu,iJi.L'iiiu!ij1lLJ-it:i vuurumg hj 1110 area ouiurateu arviuaino, Now Hampshire, Yortnont, and Northern New York. Tho bMt potatoes also, oomo from these States, u the' millions of bush els shipped to tho Southern States .each year will attest. Ann all Totatoks' ALikK"LiAM.R to At tack? During the course of our Inspec tion, we ireqnontiy mot witn gardens., ana fields containing two or moro kinds'of i6- Utoos, and observed. in marvy, instancos ono sort was very much"moro afTooted by tho insect) tbftu others. Tho Metlumnock Is particularly llabfo to attack, whilo tho Early ,lloio and Poach. Blow aro less so; but where tho latter are tho only varieties planted. thiMB'i.nsectafUo notiheailito to devour them.1 'Thb'only practieAl'suggos- non wo can rnnico in reierenco to tms point is, that it might bo well to plant a few of stioli sorts aa aro most liable to bo injured, so as to attract the larger propor tion of the insocts to ono spot, and thus cnablo tho cultivator to destroy thorn with less labor and exponas. Colonial Furmtr, ItsvivAL or MWrAOToai. The great bust. ness Interests of tbo country, which were so mucu aepresMa a snort lime ago, aro reviving. The manufacturing establishments which shut dowa'ebnld not remain long in that condition. Stocks of goods were exhausted; there was a demand lor more, 'ine operators were caned back to .their tdaHlttdrwork.wasIrono.ed.' There were just aa nraeh money in the country as ever. But for a time everybody was afraid of evervbodr. and beean to take In sail. A panjoiaud., ruoU- .have- tnany site liar, phiuos.' Tbn'toedJmml btKfhelsoundbd'nuwuhd surfer indiscrimliiHtely. The consumption of manufactured products is increasing rutdly in this eonutryrr The de mand is otiiihead of.tkeoapaolty of the mills. JJesI Jes, there la a growng export trade, especially with Squib. Ameifca. ,,The result of the lata tiartial anarjenslon of oueratlona haa IjeerJtcetear off old etoeka, attd teiuleken the ueinsDU lor iresn goods iy 1 TruimaiuIclurrri)t the country havj accn majatfil igrtr dsj ofcfealtfa. Jfbeytiads vast sums (Iarina4he late war, and able to go throuaV a UWbfdpresi Without adding' muclf To their' fortunes. THy" have already dlaooVefed Mt th baalaesw siriatloti is w De avSAorsaiiraion.--ji)uiciH: TUrrlrrrf A -ujuq.ci Press MarinlOaWard .aiiJolO IIC Onr esi-ral srsKax'-t ataWacj-iileloeali -Sol . . 1 . .- -... .. ' w- : i ti- .. uDvr worth mora to ndra. who ca find hunlllr U which lDtreti Ultra moot. Th wMUrumrjAjprwm oMUjivrr'Ublt Information (or Practical Miners,, TrcAtloc cd tbt Qpcolnn of Min Mining of Oru MIIUqc of OrtiL . IbmIiIdc or Urai Brptrfttton nJ luwlitag Ol On t ,AistftviUon HtId ot Uold mm hi pncious Mtuii t nw ituomwi ci jtvuuiiirgrt aw lUtKorrt(i of Mlnett VUiiln4 ogliiaarlDg Mia U drtaiic. w ForO(mevrter;frofMswei) a3I Manutic.' torert ' " tvad MKhvnlcftl lYociMi 1 ftskntt nd IftvcnlWnt of Ut Paclfle tMm 1 irwn of Uoaa ladatrt 1 Uinta for Luoal MtwateotarM.! XUMtnitotyi of Nv Mft cblntryi Bpocttol Ifv&tlu HalcnUfte u4 ZadutrUl LMtartM. OItm U proNM of MlnuMT won friti VMk to wl Ik tt. ttuioti eoaallM auid latrica throag boat lh frlndMl nlntuf itglon of tb roltevt SUtes, 4migxJ n lpbUUc order Itlilbomoot HtoMiftrocord of mUitu optntloosi pmblUhtd la tbo world. II tffunl tbo toUUlMoi BtlsMr rar ppurtimtijr to know tad profit br tbo work ond iperifuoo of hi Mlgbbora. Hiocn dsto w poarrcs or prcuei uuormtion m tactr cuiuig(uia boohiu niDrtMW fTrry tviudi fur inproTiBMat. Mlalog Uperstort and Bbvboldr, ti ootuo un orooa wceur Incrouod lnteratl ud pruflt. tt homo and broad, woeklr urntM our Bummtxj wttk Our " Domeitio Economy n mbr aoea ntw aod Important facta which boold to known In Try cabin and hoaarbold. Bbort and lotr Mttnttbt avtioUd indf UU baoUf an trlj read and practiced with profit and UoproTtmaiil to tbo read an. Tha Pmsas ao4 itrtctly a ' paper tar profeaalonal, cltntlfio Duo, but ratber a Llbwil aWw Pwfular SotwnWic Journal. Wall ealculalad to maka pracilcaUj acientUa n from oar InUUIgtmt nuaaM. Tbla la our ttroogbotd for ac ooAipUahlDg good. Plain, comet and pUurag langnagv, aallr coKprabandad by all, con anon voaur to aboit artklsM, u omr tmdaaTor, Far ' alMmprevemtnt. Irery laana of Ua Fnaw anmrnda with articlaa of an alt'tUng characttr, to UUnalata tha blghar Tlrtoaa and natnraa and prograaalra tntallacU of both man aod woman. Hundreda ot Dollars An ofUal.mf aafad la thamadan of UU papar by a atngla hint or nrtlela of innwmiilto in Ua colnmna. Bocb lirinoai hav bora wn Hitly vapattod ta tha adlton and proprtaton during thilr long connactlon with tha rmsaa. Onr papar prtaanta Tha New and Novel Developments In tha umtiamof thla oompantlTalr nww action of tha lalon (bntrwontlyaatUadandnow rapidly taeraaalng with a popnlatlon of tha moat InlaUlitcnt and vantnn aonta poplt attraclad from aaarty avary qnarter and cllmon tha globo), Mania ua, wUb woa antarptla. o dipUy vigor and frnbam In onr aolnmna not mat w1thlnaioillar)ornaUaUawhara. Tha uina ctrenm uaoM alao rnlar nek a paar mora aapclally valo abla lo iX nadaa In a naw, and to a curtain maaaua. natttad tWd, wttara tha teat methoda and pro ei mil ot Indnatrr an not ao wall aatahlliktd or traditionally know ajtn aldar mwimnatllm rahlltbad Mparlanoaa oftan aava ooatly aspartnMnw and dlmatiwnn raiaHi, A GrMt.Vvrity ol ln-uitriJ InforiMtltn, IallrfutrMk forss. salted talks ef ta. imoots ol lals easst, wabk U sot eUalaaU. Mawwls., tlaaetr. at la as caaap aa eoamaksl lona. aa sa ladaeuisl publkattoe. mesila ta. want M so ssaar aasana naassrue, lan j 1 ioanal staads is swiaeai saw wisaowa him'smii. (abacrtsAtea aareWe sa aevaaM-W 1ale mjln.4lU.MpAs. Aaonss DKWKV & CO., Mono and Scrarrmo Pass and Facdio Bo sai. Pais Oflee, 338 Montgomery Bt,, B. V. American & Foreign Patent Agents, in V" "r re . , 0inof.ni3ioiiTapiiEtT;sncar,A tir the beit, apeediet, and surest method for 70a to obtain 'patents, file caveats, or transact but other important busices with the Patent Olilce at Washington, or with foreign conn, tries, Is through the agency of DEWEY A CO..r0BL18HEBSOF, TlULMlNIXa AND SCIENTIFIC TIIES, BAN KUAN CIHCO, an able, responsible, and long-established arm; and the principal agent on this side of the continent. The; refer to the thonsi ands 6f Inventors who hare patronized them, and to all prominent business men of the Faeiflo Coast, who are more or less'famlliar with their reputation as atnlghtfarward.lqar pnJJtW and patent aoKJil$r and.rausJ)rK na not owy morereauuy apprenenu toe points and secure roach more fnllTTiBd W-Mny the patents' fortmr honielnVenlors, but with the influence of our carefully read and extensively circulated J Journals, VrearenabIed'Jt6ufltus trate the Intrinsic merits of their patents, and secure A due reward to the;Ufi)to, (md serring the publio who are more remlr to cite a fair trial, and adopt a good thing, upon the recommendation of honest and Intelligent pWpmur,ant IcoiauH , To Obtain a Patent, well-constructed model Is centrally first need ed, if the invention can well be thus illustrated. It must not eioeotl iuohea, in length or bight. When practicable, a smaller model is even ,moro desirable. l'alal or.aufrws tho name Of the' article, and flie-'fnruV of the iuventor. and his address umm It. Bend the model (by eipreas or other reliable conveyance), pialuiy atldrcswu, to "Utrrxr JtfOo ,'Miip-ii'ai-d Htiif-iVirib PetiwOmcr, Bin Kntxcisco." At the same time, scud a full description, embodying all the ideas and claims of the Inventor respecting the Im provement describing the various parts and their oneratlons. Also semi f 15 currency, amount of first fr-eof the Uovernment. The case will be placed on our reirular fllo. the drawtnes executed, and the' documents made Op, and soon Kent to the inventor for signing. ' ' As noon as signed and nturne.Uo.-v with the fees then due us. It will be seulStraishtwav to the l'atent Office at Washugtou. r vt aea iu-iutedudu cuumhu ut n uow nructe 01 manufacture, a medicine, or a new composi tion, sanmles of the setarstel initredients. sufficient to make the experiment (uLieis they are of a common and ell-known char acter, ana also 01 wqui4miiacwrai article ltsilf.uiUHt be fnmlsUid, wlrhfUlt(lCacrlption . of th eutiro ttrsuaration. ForProoest-eVfrC'iuently no model or drawings are necessary. In sacli case, the applicant has only to send us au exact description, and what Is desirable to claimJ- bOjiaJXR' For designs uo models are necessary. Dupli cate drawings are required, and the specifica tions and other nailers should be mads un . with raro ami accuracy, Iu eoino instances for deslsn natents twATiiliOtOi-rnh. with the ". ," . -. . .' t ntaauve, answer wvu lusieaa 01 us.-iv)si u tor lunner imonnauon, senti a stomp lor our liiuairaiea circuisr, oonuumng a uigesi 01 aa nxi Laws, 112 illustrated ruechanlool move ments, and Hints and Ixsnocno-ts regarding Uiesrotu sruTiijsDupl-JnMHUire.aad patentees; which WHIM fuftlshed posVpiia. Also a copy of NEW FATEXTLAW of WO. I'MUMUkrrsWaesTs ad Kiow.vA'.U 0 No. all Montgomery stiMt, 8. 1 Scientific and Practical J3ook9 on Mining, Metallurgy, Etc robl'abi or laa.a'd. wVol.ula 'an4TUlil.',br DEWIt' CO , Misisa alb Sciomric Pacaa Ode., 8. Y . BY QUIDO Kusirkl, "" Roasting of Gold anil Silver Oros, anil tlie Kitnctu-n of Ibali nnpecUvo. aftlals wltbonl Qolck- Tbls rar, book on lb. tR.tm.nl of gold ssmI Im ort. wltboul Qnlekailver. Is Ubrrallr UJaairatM and cruuml roUdrtaotsv It ftMa saaH aad basxla. d acrlptlons ol various profiaaia sod spparslns .mploru lnluis souotrr and, la Croe,aaitsftsiu.tA,iikT and wb for.. " -" t. - J - J. u w . II contains It? par., .oabrwtlnf lltaatrallons of foi. aaM. laaDlaai.abiaadworklaas&Daimtaa. t ItlsaworkoJ ar-as suarlt,k7oasaitkrwhos.iwpii4 uuon 1. nawria 11 M aw vpaoaauir. rvte. ISM cvla, or ta canoaoj, poeUf, fivs. Conoentrallon ol Ore (ot all kinds), ln- rlodlng ta, Cklorlaslloa rioiioae fot Oold.b.arUis Sulpbnr. U, Araraianta, aad Oold sad ailVH una teoMlr, wll 1J0 UlkocnpkU Dlai-aais. 1SST. Tbla work Is anMualod b .or etaor pabltalwd, mk braolu tb. SBbloot, InaUd. Iu aalboMiv as kUkl, MUmnodandlWardMlbrlUrMiurai coatalala. s. II ooos. wuco hmiui inionosiiua M ta. sua,., ami man. Afcmllanrut. aad etbjsr DrofMaJonal workon In ora, and mtbM.1., wblcb oaauot b. found alMWbar. in pnnl. 11 siso sooaoos l&roaa'aoal wlia rsets and Inatractlons rtndMod vslasbl. bj btlu ctaorly ran. dend u iatber aad la auucla ordsr. ll ooautas IN dlagrsma, lllntraltoi roacbto.rr. .to , wblcb auo, sr ol lb. M valu.. MIOS UZOUCtO TO St. KevaJa anil California Processes of Silver and Oold Kxtraotlon, forgwaarsl as, and arpoetallr or tb. If lain rnbllo ol OaUlorala sad Jtsvada, wllb fnll .spUnations sod dlncUona fur .11 m.lallnrsic.1 opanllons conoaciad wllb silver and sold frcm a firallmlnarr asaaalaalioa of la. or So tb. Anal east a of lb. iaaut. Also, a dosertptloa of tb. su.rsj mclallun of all? ar or as. ISM. As Its llllo IndleaU., tbls work ftvas a wtd, rsna, of Information. OMllcabl, to all vala woran. In praclous metals. aSordlnf hints and saalaune, of ascoadln vain, to boib lb, mod.rat.lr lafonal sad rrloa, la dotbi M la lealbw coin. BT OIBU AUTB0XS3. The Quart Operator' Haoa-Oook; by P. af.Bandall. Itrfl. BarUad and lalarfsd -Cdilloa. lloiirbouoa, 11s pesos. rnoa,SJ. Solphureti: Wliat Tber Are, How Con- eralratad, Uow AaM -. aa How Worked with a unapwr on in, stiow-np. aasar r asia-waia. ui Wo. M.BsnAow.sCD I USTi .loth boud, IKpagaa. Prtoud ud sold br Dawar k 00. yrlos,aii poaus. fnw. Tb. boat wrlltea work, aad loaal eosaptau work on lb. sab.tat SS..I..1 AKV OTllUi BOOia DUIBID will U foraUbad al to. moat Meonabi. rata, try Dawav a 00- Scuatllo fraas Ofsoa.a.l'. , , . MAnESON A WiaUHSON'S -'I .- ill BLWsmut Took Ike r-aalaas mm ail at ta tnat ru-ta kUaafeutSaMMo-.ulsw. Tats now b ikesm itw ssaa by arsetloil aw wae bar. kaa too la ta. bw aUaaasmkaew wkatls talrattalaei ailiaillt.ofoWWoa-. Ills-iwloklr sdjaattd. MaVssasdrtlvaaawlaAtlMlosaewtu pass era, anuU knoll, wutoat bass) tb. work-as pnaliiiM 01 tb, abaiae. It le ee loaaiisoud tbat ab vkosUtl-WMlm a- tk aasloaeltkeriowsw. aactir. ii aa vanwss aoaass m swpenorw.saa , rlteiipoaaatb,SMt aa Most iWrsbl, Oaa .TSex Maaawerie. aSMierar.aiar UvU- WTTIWI k WnXIAMSO-. 8tof,tofi oil &iM mnjpiXAiJWii-ao wa.,'1. Stock (or Nurserymen and Florists'.' tlllff lei' ' if "-" ' (17 1 1-1.1 A-BiCVO0UAOXX Cbsrrr Boedltnos afssssril,., , " Mltt.. Appls BeMltlsgs ;.....'j ,.t1rrtno ., Mtxirioni .. lipnioeo ., Isptriojo r-tJliM 1.1, ,,!,,., WslDUU, , t-n Ulh.ltoSII., i-per iw .. IS fa 100 .. Uptrloo . iim too 1 t C-ilidnils bll. I lot fi:.: SpaaUh Chssunu, S to 13 In,. ::..:.... Cork Dm, le e n:'. J... " m,p 11, .,. -.... ..., v par Btns Oams, or Kuttlri'ttis, in vtrltly, t$ to 10 pf r .S???IH iS vtrldy, H a.. ..ul.., Xtf-nolla. OrmadLflon. a to S ll s Mr ova, liKilim, aptrdos. f" l ,, " H to IS In,. !..,!.,.. Ilpwds. 001rtArbotTlts.....'Btolllil.i......l.. Spwditt. 1 I T I , 1....11IDIIIS I). eand Arbarrlta, 11 la u la, 1 . . 1 is AibcrliYll 10 Illa,.,f7,.'....... ut ltdjrt i..U'..,, 1 Snraes. BMlh il 0 Mrilua. Crstmgus .OU WW I1US. emrffdes. Xiraorsioue tfrpUas. VsrUsta , ..... ..IN DOTQOS. ."j iaiflDiis I.... ,,,.,..1 Wptfilon Arm 'fttntea xsmlasu.. i'Vsialai., ,,...w vr uv. i.l.a.aoO.rdos. r.Ji,i,.SJ00rOS. i..itSjwrilos. ..,.3Mlldos. .till., . tm uiAarMi IIwmUIi Junlimr. 1 ll JunUmr, 13 id IS la,. llrtth.u&litcmiieu "dmij-.,., 1 jT Hit 1T1 t ,T ' Will Mil. kfttl IA AUlrfllT ItlMlSKl si lhM BrlM.. It sf 10 ir cent. s4Jrdi.I( ioyr.,1 psc et.dlMeanli im ' l BHErTARp's' FOX,' r MvHf ' N " 'RuJom.'OsI, ' 1 "i 1 111 1 I r 1 in ! 1 " il Fruit Troon t 'Fruit Troon I I c 1 I I t T, 1A)ID,,rBICBltTOrl'BCaASTUEU.I , Tli'lBst.ICUri-rl1r: AnlcollarUi'Boclttr' bis 1 rul t r iiiswsiumii t 1 t II I i Lsnteit eollsctloa of rosrs, first pftml! am. 1 n. . Tot. u at iwsit. vinttirs or ivsrs.T Urcr-I rallKtlun .1 Apples.'...,.'', til Dot Iwrlv. virMIrs ot Applss . Itotl aullAUlou of tlasis.i........... u. a. rui. .:.;.b. h. roi. 11. . F01. .,..,!. H.FM. 11. a roi. lATflSflt CollMttoa Uf UtS. ..,, Ursi sort-shHM Almouds LSfi UnnMw).'.....lJjS. roi. Foro.t Trees. Shad. Tre... ism sod smill. to' atuailtr, 1 nvnvnn . wv ... fu. ..! AMDt. tfr. THOH. UEliEIIIN. Ditlerr'H .(.'fin fnnoucg. i i m ocis ' ' Fruit, , Shade and ' Ornamental M EVERGREEN TREES AND M a. ' lit ii 1 ' -- ' i-r..l." . a. ...'. 1 1! r, 1.t1A-, a i,a-af ., Atth,eU stand, rorrlr Oregon an I Tlattrry Streets, , iblrKtlorposlt, Vial one, lUx raucuoe.i 1' J . I, , l ,l: 1 I not? orrrnyoa siLr ' 1 The lre'et and Best Gaileotloa' or Fruit,' S&ad and Zvercreen Tree and Plante Ertr otr.mt'lo'tbla market, ud at TbdorM rriira. rwvon. la-Hn out new i-roand. Would do watt to cab ud tsatmlnaeur stork brfor,parcbwlaisu,wberx.t "'," 'Ostlers from 'the1 Cotanlry ' ' ' v.'i,roroptlytleodyto'lndj4clK4 wftu car,, B.t)forP,jo.Cst)low.. w , , ' " aom rou.s, roi' nytuxam, BAK.Jost Addmast ill TH0HA9 XKHBBIK; ol I . c ' 1 . 1 J 1 1 lltuatterynra.t.1 ' u ohl In - I i Ij .4- 1fUa rsAactsoi.' r.O.Do'im. I-'1 i fW .1 litstii ttUIMNDORNAMEMTAL'TREES; GLEN GARDENS, 1 ONE MILS BART FBOK HA.ORAKXNTO. tt'AL. '.UL IO UiilJat. Mr stock embrstvsUrttoBoitrdUil vsriiltr. known. IndndlnSMveral now feacbra. among wblcb are lb. IImWo., Loula., tutj lllver.. ltlv.ra Isrlr TolUlHWlxlV.arrk, Victoria, Prior, of Wale., and Mveral olbera, fall bjrbrldla-4 br 8. lllver. of En Stand) and fruited on my roaada.lbla year. tortus Snl Urn. Iu California. t,l O JtU.JXtU The Loui.oand Beatrlo are 10 and 80 days Earll.rthaa the Rata.' Jtaxty. HelDg tb. first to Import lbM naw frails. Including many aoelaaeta-ealloatidfPUrobaacr. may rely upon gelling trea tru to nam.. Alao.tb. rilkEUABON and HALItAT. tb. moat vsloabls lata pescbes In colli. vatloar I rr. if) Bl.jlTierrr.Tllretx'r and Rlf swbsrry ritntai fnab Loraal at-d-CUCAP roll 0A8U. 'Jr. I-. A,IICI3rV, d5.Ta-n pn v.vwaw.r TO FRUITJDROWERS. Tn, andonlgnod offer, for sal. a An slock of ona rr aU s4 dormant baddedTreaaof ilia Mlowia a.w fntltai KARLY llKATltlCE PtACU-Tba earlleat Feub In tb, worldi on. to Ibre, weks asrller tbu Hale's Early. ST. JOHN The veal seculfl early Feacb In lb. BoaUl. rUIWUra-Hall to be Mrller and finer Ibaa Bait. MEElUSOf Tb. beat Peach ripening about Sent. IS. PIOUIIETS LATK-Sm Enral rr.es. Juno Tib, Is) I BLOOD UUVEU PEAOU-N. end very ornamental. van Huain- DWAar.aai Italian uwAitr-uood fruti, ul sdai Ird 10 small gardctta, 1 WILD OUdHt PLUM Early, good and pruductlr. UINUI PLUU-Uler, fin.. Atao. ageucral awt.irtm.nt ot other varieties of fruit. Includlag Ctiorrle,. ktaraary, litre. mllM watt of V cvlll., oa the Huleuo road. AddrM. D. B. HOUCHT, ICvtJm Vacarllle, Cal. KING'S NURSERY, kXaf BtrMt, tretwMa Telegraph Areao. sad Drotvlwsy, Oakland, CaL OBIIN UODSK PLANT, 1. !. ssasl-sw EVEIUlBEErt TIUX9, SUBDM. 0EH. (TO. 10000 MOMTBKEir CTrilEB TBEE8. A aunerur stock of larg, slsed AUsTTBAUAst ODbt TKaias ln.li Inelndlaat aUOALYPTUa ULOBOLUM IHIfaa llnml .lira mj-eilraoo.alrxaaadebad.te.. BUOALTrrua ViMENALta-bolh sorts vary popular. ACACIA la variety. Monterey fln-a. Lsweou'sCypreas, .!.,. I,, unler, Slteaoea io. aaaree.1 X. KINO, Nut-sows n, NiUa OAKLAND, CAL, Horticulturist Lot Anftles, Cal. Ilea 1 0, artt. u set lb. following verities of 1 4)., saaptaa 1 la tb. cUmsts of Galllonils. ORASOE TMtX. BCDDID AND OIUrTEU OaAXSE TBEErl, EEDLINa LEMON TBEE. LIME TS IX. aTBON, HADDOCK, I-eMKMAJUTK. ITAUAX tasWraDT-ThUtrMlsansarpsatad for aalr.sadvarswollae. The I lama a etelicat. af sc aad t. laawe, aa aa siaiaea. aadJaae varKtt rar., oaaful and oefaaniMtsl trt-M. ' and for pnoM vuitMm. va-stra THE OLD MAPLE LEAF NURSERY ali lum MsWtaat l kblM KulK4 ! aMr. 7S!STStrt, 7 jiXwr',, L.M.KlWMM.r-1'r. Wsaklsgtoa St, BrootlraAeL m JRi? trrs-la II1 I ) I .Hincw, incE inct.9j rtnul 1 e-aKiv- -1 v I .ilvriATfTHJI 1) ta ear qatntUr fro- on, (n. lo 18.000, MthiWkota., si. snditull, si losl rasrktt rtn. rratts ausrso. U4 Ira, lo nsttM. t bsf . maay nw virltuss ef rralt In ur eollcUoa which ir. Isr snprrlor lottiolit stAaO srd vsrletlts. Amon th.m Is Ih. cttsbrilM IWslrlc, rfwliArntM4 IriMi IIUs rrxh Is to dais rsrlltri tasn lb. llil.'s Ksrtr, snd In svtrr rrsitct s flat prseh.. Mr'sidokef siisd. Ttni sad iiisgi. Vises Is Ins! Isilrst In lb, 811,. sod Am sswrtnvnl. . HnM iltmp ror prlatM OtUtoanr. Price Llrt sad dlnfllm. for planus, sad tnlnbiii. w oitoLksod oo lun iiwi, ! id. UArilAl, MJ1WK1I1E8. UOIC0 A&a IrMdspol V trat,tWMn 1Mb smt letb strta, .-' nuait.iCal.i 1 r j 1 SOBT. WILLI AJUON.Prop'r. SoKlsl rstrs lo fslrons of.lUndrr. 1 tv-9mi '''I i' TREES FOR SALE. (!rhe undrsinl on,r for sale at their .ii 1 IN uraMirlow, - j Nar Hllsa UU, Oalnl rcno luilnsd.iAlsmsda; conutj, CI.,,., om ihvk.of arniitb rsur, Tam of lb. orebsM vsrtctlcs, bet s.tst tM tor Call. ' forilav Our tw sr. onean.1 lworsrsol.t,snd air wtll btowo and wall routi, mo Iru, to lb, UUI. w, i.vlia riaalara and Dvalar- to .latnlat our nock b fot. p. na.lr.it. B.n.l l..r a IH-cril tVaW.a and F"Kil!'' Vr.raoa.rlbr, lafslat fralstilroiiua.r Sr Rtpr , aa rfiraa'att . Oarvlnl atiantlan mwii lo f aek In. lor hutment txpal iatnia wanud.lo wl.otaalAi.ral t eoi.mHil.1 Ul M balf?rAddn-. IS. u.itars.-rd. tlllar ' VifVVSJwV ?l"f ", fWfr.U.1., l-lin ... I lllla. CO., rrorilawtl. i ) . I ri 1 , ,.J "ALMOND, TREES. , X ' ' ' .1 Tb. snlaHribw has a Isrn lotiofiynrag Alniondil TrrMi'ens.tweknd tbrc year, old, in a torlfrycont ' dlUoa'pl' the celebrated Ltngucdoe yarlaty, which will no ojfpoeeu ( ,1 reasonauo ralas. 1 1. (Mate may'nt teat to tl.e ardrrslgn!, and th. trees ' wtllbe' -roprrly packed nd d.llTercJ tl,lles BUtloo., " " ' i. B. S. T. CLOUOH, J ' " Itfy.Kiprrss) rttl'rs Butlon, Alsmetls Co ,'cal". r,,0, Aodreaa, Centrevtlle, AlrjueJa Co., CaL 1,1 ' , llrilf. - ALMOND TREES. t 40,000 Brlcr'tLahguedoc Almond Tfeet. Ooo, year pyi';'fronJ'b. bui-CIIEAI; ron'cASU. . Ul-eral dMocllona to thalrad. and to tlroe, planting large irarabtrr - Tb, Ira. gruwu rapidly,' boar, young ud cuu.unlly, blooms lale,le banly, 'rlwi almond. As Ure and aweet.wllliaauflab.il. ' Rend your'otJ.ra for Ibew tod all llodl'of Trull tad nultrers,io . f i - JiJwiiiteB. JllO-Jm Alvarado, Alameils Co , Cal. PIiyAL'tl' ' ISUlMiuillKW. till ll I tt. 1. 1 FRUIT, t OrnamentaanjIJEyerflreep Trees, 'K. ' 11 , ln.UBB"AND FLAWTB, Self a ' VEOETABLE AND FLOWEB BZEDH. OREXNUOCIB I. AND Elunl.lO fLANrS, Embracing all of ths most drslrsbl, kfada. Arc Wovr Itcndy uud.Far Hole. 1 - ' '' fitvs obit A)ro'QtaEnTXtiiETin br ' EUCALYPTUS. Beiweel rtaavt, ar O-txa Wnllta. 1 t.--a.r all lkM.wadeM Varieties Oorreanoad with me. and. If noulble. com. and . my Ueoa, .to. AU order will recelv pnupl allmtlon. Addreaai A. S. PRYAL, OakUad, Alan.e.la Ou- Cal, DEPOT AND SEED BTOIIE Un-J.ar. nntlli ! Cllr 11. Ill NurKcy aad Ol aakowa., swj mile, north of Oakland, and on. lull, (rout OakUad Mora. Ilallroad depot si Temeaoal, BoUnloal ooliectora In all parts of tb. world sro re Q,neetd to correeond. rSv-Vlf Brooklyn Nursery, lira AVE.XCE, OPIOSIIE DBOOKLYN P.O. , TbU N.reerr baa far reJ. al lw orite. .00.1 -a too Oe- peeea. 11 a. til per n.adrli, e SMaiteual aa alite U.ute. aadabHttlMeaMonedRiM. A1m a etaiee Mfe. tea of ete npeetei tl-a O. dene slm .f J. re D.ei.ai..k.K JOHH CABBT, Proprietor. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. finudl Tm IU STargT-Mn-i Abnaba, BOMSt Xto.i Xto. Dlm ud Nomrymao nppU-td tU Low lUUa, CekUloflOM NruUbwa) oa ppJictlon. JOKlf KOOK. WTw-tf BuJoMOkl. PEPPER'S NURSERIES, riTALVMA. CAL. HavlBaT InrpkAaWbd our fttlHUM tut rmwlas Tnu and Plant, ami prinaiiitl7 located our (lrtuiouaf and Trt lpo eoruwT WMnlngto and MbrrtratrtwU, wa j prMrd lo farntab Fruit and KbUTraa, liaalt rntia, kTTra Trara and Bbrata, riowartuHtiratMi, UtwanbooM aad fiwddtotf flaaU ato. Nil for Da- acnpuT suauiogua aaa uu MimeM, Addroa. W. If. A U. B. PEPP1B. u. Itri-ly rttaliiLaS, rtoMiaa Ou.. 01. HOP R00TSJF0R SALE. I baea a lot of choir. UOP BOOM, and atao haatlbr BLSCKBEBItr SET, for aaU al LOWEST BATE. t'sjera may b. sddrtsa.1 through Dawn Co., of lb. ksaVl hut, aa rrsncUcoi Boar. Wimiasoa, Csplttt Nasaiirtss, Btvcrameotoi or to m.. CALTKBT T. BIBD, Vrtlii Ban Joae, Cal, AUSTBAUAN GUM TREES. .WV.VVV UN MM M U. Wmmmnat V .HWNM fonMrallur.. Alao, itfUO Cypnal. Nursery oa Ilia alrt,oa. block aorta or TubU' UoUl, East Oakland, Del. Or add-as. Bos SO. Oak aa. asMbBZ as uu., rrvprwaov,. Pawtlfal frert Cyprus Md, IT per poaad, eeal by all. Hvs-taa THOB, A. OABBY1! Mesal-ITroploal NunorleK, aa Pedro ek rt, two ssue below tb. Court Boa., LO ANUKLBa, OAL. Tb. La-Mi Stock of raU.Tropteal aad Norlkeea Frail ai.H ta tmiaeau VMUtanu-,, Oesltsrl Orauce Tro-ts a apeotalt-. tsvexas TUO. A. OAUr. troptMev matdcatsIOfwiasalfM. Attdrsss r, O. Bs M. 100 AOBMTS WABTBD. HIiHInt ot. aelllaa ,. UUU"qoi. &. Waaaera.'' anatladatwaMats oOerM. etremttra. Addi-at, Wrt-trn O. B, CODDUtO, htalnraa,0at. I I